St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 23, 1924

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COMIC PAGE TUESDAY. JANUARY 22, 1924, HAVE XOU corT ANOTHER PRI ALBERT - SMITH? ——— . ‘So “ , ys : ‘ . . hy i i ~ i ~ ...= -—- -——— | —-S — o ins—By Fontaine Fox INS DAY | Get ‘AR . ER FROM BLOWING OVER tf EAST OF THE MEANS THAT OVT AND WITH SOME inn _ | 26sec ree toad Pat Office) > ~ a es Bes bis ’ ee 6 e : i i eel Bi ml de " Hustlers for Business! Agents’ Want Ads were printed in the POST-DISPATCH during 1923. MORE than in ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED! | 97 LOUIS’ ONE BIG WANT MEDIUM? seit 2199 an ti a te pry. >= eT FE o~ Pry , : . : —— -_~ ser ry Pr eee EP ITT ITF ae ot ie “ ; » Oe aie BES OG Pag fe CE Fin . ~ al ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ST, LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23. 1 ol. 76. NO. 137. Aer] TEAPOT Piast, cava i: Gives Notice of Re- | > quest That President Act ; invCase of Fall - Sinclair Deal. —— SPECIAL ) SHE EXPLAINS THE BOK PEACE PRIZE PLAN TO SENATORS [APE TEL[S {COFFIN OF LENINE BORNE ON SHOULDERS OF COMRADES FOR FIVE MILES IN MOSCOW OF OPERATION OF BOK PEACE AWARD Testifies Matter Was Pre- sented to Various Organ- izations and Their Co- operation Sought. SHE AND BOK PICKED PROSECUTOR IN CASE * ator Declares There Is ' Suspicion Throughout Countey Against the At- torney-General. py th Agsociated Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.—-Notice was given today in the Senate by | Mon- | Benator Walsh, Democrat, tna. that he would ask the Tea- pot Dome investigating committee % report a resolution advising the President to institute proceedings | of the lease of Wyoming naval reserve to the the annulment lair interests. ' The Senator added that he algo fwould ask that the re solution pro- ede for special counsel to prose- gute the case, independent of the Department of Justice, because of Suspicion throughout the country Qgainst the Attorne) weneral.”’ Senator Walsh said that whether this “suspicion”’’ was a misfortune era fault of the Attorney-General, be was not prepared to say. He aided that there long had been a fiendship between Daugherty and Aibert B. Fall, former Secretary of tee Interior: that they had been fabinet members together, and the believed the Attorney-Gen- eal would be Glad to be relieved of the matter Caraway Demands Action. The announcement by Senator Walsh came after Senator Cara- @y, Democrat, Arkansas, Ried again to get Senate action bis resolution preposing cancelm{ Intion of the Teapot Dome lease Be moved to discharge the investi- @iing committee from further con- @éeration of the resolution, but Cairman Lenroot’s point or order | that the motion would have to le ger for a day was sustained. TR was a transfer of public breperty for private considera- Ge.” and Senator Caraway. “I Wisk evervone familiar with the fecord of the investigating commit- | te will concede this.” Senator Caraway reviewed the tetimony. laying particular stress Men what he said was the “ad- Mision” of Former Interior Secre- ery Fall that he had taken $190.- 0 to Texas from Washington and Red used it in enlarging his ranch mes in New Mexico. “I know.” Rat somewhere in connection i that lease this $190,000 came Bio the possession of Fall.” Commendinge Archie Roosevelt RM toing before the committee to Meent information which had "te into his possession, Senator Grway turned his attack on G. Wahlberg. private secretary to Try F. Sinclair “When Roosev: err i? Fall had asked Wahl- been bribed in Manection with the lease,’ Senator Maravay sid. “his reply was that Bribery is a harsh term, but may- somes ody loaned him money. I! anew I have in my possession $65.- : , given by Fall's anrelied checks the foreman of “lived Up to Expectations.” | "Ng Floo@evelt’s testimony Wahiberc had told him that ®* unhappy ad knew that . Want m- lie for ‘“araway said: “God up to their (ie ~nator ROU ‘ved bw -~ Ons \‘Teanmms Senator character- the explanation of had mis- checks to ®xz_or l' acer wel? r abou? the ’ ad re cerred = owe had | ‘has been described the Senator declared. CITY ORDERS UNION MARKET TENANTS OUT BY APRIL 4. 65 Merchants Must Vacate So Con- struction of New Market May Begin. Sixty-five merchants MISS ESTHER LAPE. occupying ‘stands in Union Market are ordered | to vacate by Apri' 1, in notices | mailed from the Comptroller's of- fice today. The notices are the first step toward erection of a $1,- 000,000 market building in the Un- ion Market block, bounded bay Broadway, Lucas, Sixth and Mor- gan streets, under the bond issue which provides $1,250,000 for pub- lic market purposes. The 65 tenants occupy about 200 stands in the market, @hd pay the city rentals aggregating $46,500 a year. Owners of 12 pieces of property on the site of the proposed Pine- Lawton boulevard cut-off at Grand boulevard also were notified today to vacate. “| DON'T WEAR A PETTICOAT,” SAYS GERMAN WOMAN LEADER Corresnondence of the Associated Press. KOENIGSBERG. Jan. 2.— Katherine von Oheimb, who is more discussed, perhaps, than any other woman member of the Reichstag, was recently attacked by tHe leading nationalist organ in| East Prussia for her liberal ten-; |dencies: her activities were de-. ‘nounced as a bit of ‘‘petticoat pol- | itics.”’ j Mrs. van Oheimb. who is young and attractive and , always im- | maculately gowned, replied to the attack by saying: “I beg to inform ‘you herewith that I, according to the new mode, do not wear a petti- coat.”” Mrs. van Oheimb maintains a large salon in Berlin where she en- tertains politicians of all parties. . Many important political decisions are made at her dinners. Her great influence in political circles as due mainly to her courage and integrity. | | , Gale Breaks Dishes on Liner. the Aseoriated Presse PLYMOUTH. England —The French liner arrived from New York yesterday battled with a hurricane accom- pagied by tremendous seas for two davs of her voyage across Thou- sands of pieces of on board the liner were CLOUDY, WITH SNOW PROBABLE; LOWEST TEMPERATURE 26 TEMPERATURES. Py Ja. 2a. which Paris. . crockery emashed. THE Oe PP TE Wiprriad—O vesterday 12-15 Highest lowest, 17 a. ™. Official fore- cast for St. Louts and vicinity: Cloady weather tonight and Thursday. prob- ably with snow; slightly colder to- night: the lowest: . tempermure will \ be about 76. at SOMEBOD> PUT SUGAR IN THE TEAPOT that | rangement sible ‘mittee Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip,” the 'rest that we formulated the conditions . POLICY MEMBERS Conditions Were Formu-. lated Last June— Some Bodies Defrayed Expense of Circularizing Members e! By the Aseomaeted Preg WASHINGTON, Jan. Lape, 23. Esther Everett member in the Bok peace award, today at the inquiry of the Senate Prapaganda | | | | -Miss |charge of the policy committee of | Committee. traced step by step the |; operations of the award. she first talked about toward the end of May. 1923, and later she entered into an ar- by which she became the member in charge of the Policy Committee. “TIT introduced to Mr. Bok as pos- members of the policy com- "We selected the and after witness testified. ie . of the committee, of the award, which were deter- mined toward the end of June.” Miss Lape said the Policy Com- mittee set to work matter to national! The organizations, she said, included the League of Nations Nonpartisan Association, of | which tormer Justice Clark is president; the Foreign Policy Asso- clation, the American Bankers’ She said it with Bok, ‘ a ee eee to present the. organizations | ‘ having- headquarters imy New York -and held a meeting with their rep- 'resentatives. : ithe bodies of Deniel and Association, the Federal Council of | _Churches of Christ in America. the : Hr- the New YOrk Praee Soctety, the World| Court Union, the Colonial Dames, the International Committee of the Y. M. C. A. amd the Association for the Advancement of Colored Peo- ple. Aid “Without Prejudicc.” These organizations were asked to name members to the co-operat- ing advisory council and lend the machinery of their organiza- tions for a vote on the minning plan “without prejudice.’ Later te | , | } : ’ } ther sister did |care at a meeting was held in Washington | for the same Miss Lape said. ing representatives present the Amer*tcrn Federation of Labor purpose, were J Organizations named aa hav- | the American Ree “uss. the Cath- | olic Welfare Council, the Lodge Scottish Rite Free Masons. Miss tions of izations member to Lape said the four were appointment of ro-operative coun- ceil. aiding in getting the plans be- 4 the country, making sugges- tions as to the membership of the jury of award, and the presenting of the winning plan to their mem- the ore ‘bership for expressions of opinion Asked about the co-operation of the Knights of Pythias, one of the organizations M ins Lape said James Cahell. one of the high officers, had represented that organization added that request was received from Knights headquarters at Minne- - 500.6006 of the winning plan for distribution. ‘to jodges over the country she named, Sne the for ; Nol = c 9Die# Mise Lape testified that ina the peace award had postage in circularizing mermmbers of some of rnases paid the the organiza- but others defrayed their ex. ‘he t'one pe n« - Ps Z ; they ' ** «= }uSsetts Boe the as WS oer Little Cash Will Buy a Home hawe to deplete LS a a a il 3 ar, ha! rr? ltears§ it ' Lie- : $10 and: ‘able face of the dead Premier. No Tears; Too Oold to Cry. A big gun caisson drawn by six white horses was walting to take the body, but the bearers ruled otherwise. From time time along the route their shoulders weakened and the bearers were changed, volunteers from the near- est marchers sometimes Assisting. PRehind ters and brothers was to ery. Through the workers’ district and red equare where he will be buried beside the Kremlin walls hody was takén | tne Unions. ~ The crowds ihe street were held back by solid lines of pollee and every window along the line of march was packed with faces pressed against the cold glass. The ‘‘House Inions” is not far from Moscow's great theater piaza and in this square red flags draped with mourning crepe a huge fPowd began (to gather with the dawn, waiting be- hind police lines for the hour of 7 this evening when the public wil) be admitted to view the body az it lies in state. It ig not yet Leon Trotzky. who is ii to attend the funeral After the dead leader is buried, the All-Russian Soviet il! formally decide who fill the vacant place In interest sy was pérformed this afternoon by 11 doctors, including the German specialist, Prot. Foerster It dis closed, according the officia! bulletin, marked ruptures in blood vessels of the deceased and fresh ruptures of these veseela which were the direct catise of death. The Aeath certificate was signed by four professors. four doctors and Health Commissary Pernashko to asle cold O, House of on of known will be Congress is to try to of to 6 Cat« Asphyxiated With Woman. Siw YORK. Jan. 22.-—Bextde the body of Mrs. Jennife Lane, for- mer schoo! teacher found dead gathered | the | with red /| to | chilled hands) _ tion, military bands played a fun- | #nd notations that The official mourning | which were charged to the salary ‘account of QO. Shown checks for Anderson, Bertsall Phillips, collector. books and identified entries, the league Potter transferred canceled checks, the checks which, had been made al Anderson's direction. The bore the indorsements of Anderson they were “in settlement of the Antisaloon League account with William H. Anderson, charged to salary ac- counts of O. B. Phillips.” Cross-examined by former Gov. Charies 8S. Whitman, chief of coun- sel for Anderson, Potter denied that he had been engaged in baisi- ness with saloon tinteresta in New he said, York since he had left the empley trimmed casket draped with red. | came Lenine's wife, sis-/ There were no| Lenine *| 'giona with of the league. He said he nad been in business in Texas and had not returned to New York unt] March, 1923, when he came back to protect himself against made against him by Afiierson. Asked how he had earned money enough to purchase a home at As- bury Park, since March, 1923, Fot- ter eaid that he had made profits- ble investments. The prosecution rested ita case after Potter had concluded his tes- tirnony. Returning to today Phillips, collector, whole allegations re- sulted in the indictment of An- derson for forgery, shouted “No!” when asked by defense counsel if he desired to change hie teatimony regarding the splitting of commia- the defendant Whitman, .who, during crom- examination of Phillips yesterday, accused him of having been impli- cated the “stealing” of war se- the former league in |ereta for gain and having tried to ‘antiprohibition beneath | | | ' whether. ecience, an autop- | — ee «eee _~—_—— ~~. a= ——— ‘o various re- the league organizationa, sumed his cross-fire attack. Whitman exhibited a bundle cancelled checks which the witness identified. The checks were added and shown to total $14,800. Phil- lips previously had said he received only $14,400 for the peciod the checks covered when Whitman at- termpted to draw the admission that the witness had made an in- correct staterment Phillips declared that $14,400 was what he actually got and de- nied that he waa afraid to admit he got more because of being pros- by the Government for “cheating” on income tax “Mraling of War Socrets.”’ Assistant District then questioned the “stealing of war Pecora brought out that in 1916. before America as entrance inth the war. Phillps was em- ployed by a man named Moore, a representative of American mun) tion manufacturers. They had of. fices downtown and Phillips was a ‘* “sell out ecnted COTA In regard serreta is) mrinor employe, without knowledge | of the operations of Moore, who wan sald to have porchased muni- tion plans of the allies from a man checks | wild | statements,” he said. were boing | witness stand | of | Attorney Pe- | the witners. | PRICE 2 CENTS — HURRICANE WREGKS THE TACOMA: CAPTAIN AND 3 RADIO MEN LOS oe | | Y R | sia Heard TRIAL Old Vessel Is Abandoned ‘rare abe masa After Capt. Herbert G. De ae ‘pag Are Killed When Struck hc POOLE ij: GS Ae t ? WASHINGTON, Jan. 1%33.-~-The two northers which beset the old cruiser Tacoma off Vera Crus where she was proceeding for duty in connection with the activities of the Mexican revolutionista have done for the ship, her captain and three radio operators, but the rest - F haa ~ . WILLIAM H. ANDERSON. MONEY MACHINE. SWINDLER GETS BUTCHER'S $7000 EI ~ a - oo : eee f i i a : } Sw >| si9prova’ Mion and v* residential! © Logis or in witness tol the committee rable ™m oo s¢ your investigation — and @o mot stop wn- vou have become a bome cwrer That wary lies hap- and {suture ince- “2 4enre > a The Post - Dispatch Mm Lovie One Big Want Directory ’ The Perfect Market-Place | SL” attitude m Dees el sz. a ere > = agricultural ¢ tl eee ee Page = PEO KN LOK Pe

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‘ ~~ ~ ne ee ~tee — . - o—- ~e : Transfer of Reins of Gqv-| 7? “MEETING CALLED f yee ww ” Discussion of Policies to Be «-Macdonald as Prime Minister, for- “mally took office at noon today. ? Sed -. Re " TONDON. Jan. 23.—The Labor “ST.COUIS POST-DISPATCH © WEnESD St EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1924. AAGDONALD AND MEMBERS OF Hil CABINET TAKE THEIR OFFIGES : cedes an Exceptionally men Has Been Put in Of- fice. By JOHN L.. BALDERSTON,. (Compright, 1974.) Correspondence of Post-Dispatch and New York Wortd. ‘ernment Hurried Up, and Post ‘Seals of Office Are | - livered by King. say Macdonaid kissed | hand yesterday as the first Social- iat Prime Minister of England win had resigned Commons and Parliament had ad- journed until Feb. 12. On day it will reassemble to vote con- fidence in the new Government. The transfer of the “POR THIS AFTERNOON, - Presented to Parliament Understood to Be Under, _ Discussion. | reins of took place calmly and with the, observance of all traditional! _ Cus. | hat and frock coat for the cal! Buckingham Palace. His compa the Associated TPrean showed their spirit in bowlers and | | short jackets. labor's assumption of sentra | aroused no apparent general in- | terest. ed the political news under smal! headlines and featured the railway atrike. ministry, headed by J. Ramsay The members of the retiring ajdwin Government visited Buck- gham Palace in the forenoon and shortly afterward Prime Minister the TANDON, Jan. 23.—-James Rgm- | the King’s) The Conservative Premier Bald- | in the House of! that | power from the Tories to Labor. toms. Macdonald even wore a top| | the Ly : =| ions, Thomas and Clynes, however. ' The evening papers print- | The New Government. The personne! of the new Cab- inet which the King has already Macdonald and his ministry ar- " **Fived at the palace and received their seals of offtce. « Premier Macdonald, wasting no ..uume in getting the machinery of ,his Government to work, called a ~,Cabinet meeting for this afternoon at which it was understood the . palicy o be presented to Parlia- nent when it assembles would be: offices. It was announced as fol- lows: Premier and Foreign Secre- tary, Macdonald. lord Privy Seal and Deputy Government leader in the House approved includes all the principal | ‘Even the Hostile Press Con- || Strong Array of States- | | | | J. R. CLYNES. New Lord Privy seal. duced in Partiamecnt fidence” motion which Baldwin Government. derson, a former, laborer and trade union leader, who headed the party while Macdonald was shelved because of hi® pacifism. Henderson was a member of the war Cabjnet without portfolio. Colonial! Secretary, 1. H. Thom- as, railway union chief, also one of the “horny-handed”’ section of the party. He went to work when he was % and has long been a leader of the Labor party. Secretary of War. Stephen Walsh, a Labor M. P-. since 1906, who also served as parliamentary secretary for ministries of the war governments. Secretary of State for India, Sir Sydney Olivier, a new recruit to Labor, who is given the office of Commons, John Robert Clynes, president of the National Union of General Workers, parliament- ary secretary for the food min- istry at the end of the war, and a member of Parliament since 1906. lord President of the Council and Government leader in the House of Lords, Baron Parmoor,. once a strong Tory. a high au- thority on church law, who mar- ried a Quaker and became a pacifist in the war. He has been prominent lately in the move- ment to feeq Germany and wants madgification of the peace treaty in Germany's interest. Lord Chancellor. Viscount Hal- dane, who had that office for three years under Premier As- quith. He had at first refused the office under Labor. ‘‘hancellor of the Exchequer. Philip Snowden, one of the “in- tellectuals” of Labor and one ef its best minds. He was former- ly chairman of the Independent Labor party and has written and lectored a good deal on econom- ic and financial as well as social! questions from labor's view- point. lHiome Secretary, a t0aridered. (This action is contrary to the’ , Program announced yesterday. | «4which provided for the holding on | ~Of the Baldwin ministry until the reassembling of Parliament. The sepeeding up of affairs will put the -wrork of handling the Engine Driv- “ers strike on the Labor Govern- ment.) see in Cabinct. “"“fThe Cabinet appointments of wy ead Macdonald that attract | * most attention are those of Vis- “count Chelmsford as First lerd of “the Admiralty and of John Wheat- “Tey as Minister of Health. ‘The naming of Lord Chelmsford “comer as a complete surprise —-one “tethkervative newspaper calls it “a “gréat shock.” for nobody had Saeed that he had any affilia- =n with Labor, and the date of aw hia. conversion is quite unknown. | eer Viscount is prominent. as a Fmer Viceroy of India, who in- ; troduced there certain administra- “five reforms which og abana at ho has been Governor ? nd of New South taken an conspicuo: tFentionai work. Arthur Hen- e Wheatley'’s inclusion in the min- te istry jj...) eo. 28 6 6p | ~~ ee >to the Glasgow extremists, to | Glasgow contingent has been much parmich he belongs. Born in hum- | disturbed. re bie circumstances, Wheatley cities itiadlata Worked for 22 years in the coal) Rerger’s Menage of Cites ines. Iie now is a publisher in| tions to Macdonald. sRiiaagow and is congidered the | ton intellectual of the TD gay epee ye r lalists. As Minister of Health, | , “ N, Jan. 33. ; che will be responsible for the | sentative Victor Berger of Wi- ; hurning queation of rents and the only Socialist in Cen- bi concerning which the yaRercay] chared “cougrery- 3 Ramsay Macdonald, to Great Britain's new Prime Min- ister. lila message read: “Congratulations and best wish- es from the onty Socialist in Con- \greas. Today Arericanism and) capitalism have come to mean the same thing f Queensland ales, and has in edu- coOnsain, erees. ousing., “ lations ST LOUIS 3 POST-DISPATCH ot mat Seo ITZER. Sryneee Daily by The Pulitzer Publishteg _ovpannaipanagge Dureau oS Saregeten.. Great Britain is the hope of the wlevars and Olive Street. EMBER OF THE B ASSOCIATED PRESS. white race and of the world. There- The Aseoctated Press ‘ts exclusively en- | fore. af RE, sailles pact and up with the ban- ner of justice and human brother- hood And since you have the o? | the Mexican Petroleum ee heat shorn, wfo has taken part |tion, and his party, lef? tact hich meng to improve the coal in- j at, 8:19 o'clock over the Southern | | Railway for Washington. strv has represented a la- | dustry and ’ “You car tell the newspa;ers | tituenecy since 1918. ae bor constitt /that Mr. Zevely and I will occupy Chancellor of the Duchy of | , too ill | : | Josiah Wedge- | My drawing room as I am Lancaster. Co | to travel alone,” were the former wood. 4 former naval architect | | i arting words to news- i wounded in battle, secretary s pa a | papermen. An agent of the De- _gince 1906 for Labor. a argh va. of the Labor | partment of Justice traveled on the an ric eee te party. ‘all decl d last night he Commissioner of Wo would make a full statement before Labor Jowett, who represented | “ the committee. “I have felt,” he of | the Interior, and J. W. Zevely, per- | departed | 20 a. m. today over the Louis- | for | ii | 2'Ps.”’ 1.2 sneer : ; ommons : , district in the House of C said, “that it would not be digni- By the Assoctated Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. riquor was sigré«d today at the partment. Secretary Hughes, United States, and Sir. (ieddes, the retiring rt bassador, affixed their to the agreement which for extension of the tight of search beyond f£ mile limit and perm vessels to bring ships’ American ports under Senate ratification ig before the new a ge come effective, but there fications that, pending approval, the twe G tacitly will follow a policy toward each other ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; ey ‘reserved for the navy,” he de- a 9 clared, “this man Fall has trans- | CERTAIN STATEMENTS ‘ferred to two oil speculators, one) ‘ t ARE RIDICULOUS SAYS || named Sinclair and the other! . ‘named Doheny.” ; * SINCLAIR BY WIRELESS | Senator Caraway peer = _ sah ROW TR } row - » arrangements made wit nclair HE po ee ea eat and ELL. Doheny, lessee of a re- z nicht received the follow- || **"¥¢ !" California, for the erection ing wireteen Gnéenian . tite of storage tankage, had the ey ‘tarry F. Sinclair concerning re- of countitnting them. a . cent developments in the faves- |; © OVCTamen® spend the public tigation.of his leasing of the funds. This arrangement oa a Teapot Dome naval oil reserves: approved also by Secretary enby. | Coovricht. 1984. by the Preas and Pu- he said, although all parties to it | lituer Publishing Coa.. the New York must have known that it was an World end the Post-Dispatch. | Unlawful act. . ON BOARD THE &S. 8S. PAMIES. fT) “Will Defend His Loot.” Jan ¥2-—Certain statements! “If Congress’ right to cancel have been called to my atten- || there leases is questioned,”’ he said. tion, emanating from Washing- | “vou will get into court quick ton and elsewhere, relative io ;}| enough because, as soon as Harry tl Teapot Dome lease, all of || F. Sinciair gets over his scare, he which I brand as ridiculous ane | will come back to defend his loot.” absurd. ‘| Discussing the California leases, My trip to Eurepe bas noth- | ihe Senator charged that Fall first ing to do with avoiding giving |, had “leased the richest oil lands LeelUi mony. I have teatified in the world” to the Sta ndard Oil several times and was advised {; Co. at an “ex parte hearing.” After that further testimony was not || @uiling began. he went on, the | | claim was made that nearby oil re- serves were being drained, and so /a eontract was made with Doheny for the drilling of ‘defensive Another company came in, he said, and claimed that it had rights, with a result that it got eight of the 21 wells covered .n the contract. “This all turned out to be a con- fesired. The length of my stay will depend upon how quickly i may attain an Intimate touch with our foreign ptopertics. ee wee ee a eee _— - - ——_—— departed for Europe secretiy and in a‘ hurry. He said Sinclair had becn intending to ior 30 éaya, | interests in France. Germany | ij Pelgium making “is presence / tract to exploit the Elk Hill fields,” eSsary. declared the Senator, referring to Stanford also denied Wahiberg’s; the two naval oil reserves in Cali- statement that the Hyva bocks/} fornia. were taken to Sinlair’s home the | Senators night before he suiled. They were | Tennegsee, and Kins, Democrat, taken there two nights before and; Utah, Suggested that. since the the reason was that Sinclair dg- | teases were approved by Denby, he sired to go over them before he} ought to be compelled to resign. departed, Stanford said. Senator Caraway responded that, if Denby were chargeable with an offense, he would favor ‘“impeach- ing him through the regular chan- vy -' McKellar. Democrat, The treaty is to rum year, at the end of it can be tcrminated months’ notice. One “Tl Return as Soon as It Is Con- venient,” Says Sinclair. aM $50,556 IN vane treaty with Great 3; ing with the liquor question — Fd ™ “— iy . * = ¢ . +) lee ae he met some very agreeable people >from New York who insisted upon 3 showing him how he could make gome casy money on the “Board of Trade.’ He speculated and was A é 23 Instead ers look : gray goates bright hi 1 black 4 such aq “That one anoth “"M vr tured, 'new orientation | However, than abroad that Labor must meet ‘its first crises. The seals of office | will be handed over by the retiring | Ministers immediately, and the first | meeting of the Labor Cabinet will; | have to deal /mons transferred /House to hold one of the principal _under-secretaryships. ‘indicate the Premier's intention to | use behind his home last night, i him Min their own machine i; through a windows. SENATORS AFTER SINCLAIR PAPERS By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Jan. .—Harry F’. Sinclair in France today will re- ceive a cablegram requesting him to return {mmediately to the Unit- ‘doorstep of No. 10 Downing street/ed States and appear before the \by the outgoing tenant Senate Investigating Committee to have a fourth peer | reply to recent statements in testi- | in the Govern-!mony before that committee in identity is not an-| connection with the leasing of the However, he will | Teapot Dome naval oil reserve to be a member of the House of Com- him by former Secretary of the In- to the upper'iterior Albert B. Fall. The com- mittee yesterday instructed Sin- chair’s attorney to recall him. Meanwhile. the committee is pre- paring to take drastic measures to get possession of the records of | Sinclair's H¥Yva Corporation. upon which, accoréing to testimony given by Archie Roosevelt 6n Mon- day. checks for $68,000 were said The failure to appoint Miss Mar-/|to have been drawn in favor of Bonfield to a Cabinet posi-| Fall’s ranch foreman. G. D. Wahl- tion has caused some Prager pepe - Sinclair's confidential secre- it is understood she will/tary. testified Monday that these Sin- | clair’s office to his New York home the night before he sailed. eo Walsh. Democrat. of tana. the leading figure in the policy. it is at home rather °° with the _ rafiway strike. which is aptly portrayed by one cartoonist as a baby left on the ment, but his composed is a large to Macdonald’s Cabinet, of at least 20 Ministers, one and its size is understood freely the system of Cabinet committees inaugurated by Lioyd and $80 Watch. W. Sinclair. Harry’s brother and Two armed men took $29 in cash | DbUSiness associate. that the com- and a watch and chain valued at | Mittee would subpena the oil man’s $80 from William Kotsrean, 6171) Mother and sister-in-law, who are | as he was put-,' charge of his home, to Dring | in the garage the records before the committee, lacked | unless Sinclair's associates should find it convenient to produce them and drove off | Cithout delay. He got out Doheny Wants to Testify Another event presaging new de- velopments was a request made yesterday that FE. L. Doheny be permitted to appear before the | committee to make a Statement. @Moheny is the magnate to whom Fall leased the vast Blk Hills re- _serve in California. He already | 'has testified once during the in- | ADVERTISEMENT | : " vestigation. The request that he | COUGHED SO HARD HE *.°°"<',00 oer oes made over long-distance telephone from New Orleans. It was com- i'manicated to Senator Walsh rath- | er than to Chairman Lenroot. Do- | heny was emphatically hostile to Walch when last he testified. Waish invited Doheny to come on to Washington as soon as possidle. J. W._Zevely. Sinclair's attorney. who helped negotiate the Teapot Dome lease. has been at New Or- in the garace. Another member of the family was held up in similar manner a week ago. and several other alley holdups have been reported.in the | vicinity. The residents in the block | private watchman. But he recovered quickly and gained 9 pounds in 5 weeks. ‘*Last December I caught a hearer cold, which left mé with a deep | seated cough. I coughed so hard it! would start the blood. I thought I| leans for a few days, and so has was a goner, until I tried Milks; Fall. Both of them have been | Emulsion. Il used 9 bottles alto. | summoned by the committer. and | gether. My cough is gone, and 1/ are expected to arrive Friday or | gained nine pounds in five | Saturday weeks. If anyone doubts it, let them Fall and Zeve'lv o write me.’ "—Chas. L. Walters. 147 Netheny on another are now on S. 18th St., Pittsburgh, Ia. their way to Washington ew yy When hundreds upon handred¢ of G. T. Stanford. Warry Sinclair's people tell you of just such recovery, | Personal attorney was questioned in just such gains in weight, it must he detail concerning statement made worth your trving, at least. A trial | Monday hy Wahlberg. Sinclair's | costs nothing. confidential secretary. that the lat- Milks Emulsion resteres healthy, | **™ in 1923, sold 3500 shares oll it ’ : ) “*| Sinclair consolidated stock for natural bowel action is a truly 7 re the money corrective medreine, doing away with about: oresee end ahve | 2. 7) : 0 Zevely, and that, also on Harry | all need of pills and physies. It pro ponder ty < Sinclair's direction, he turned over motes appetite and quickly pats the $25 060 worth of Liberty bonds to digestive organs in shape to assimi i 5 _Zevely, the bonds and the proceeds | ye nr ole pore flesh and ef the stock sale being a loan from strength. MUKs Emulsion is strongly Sinclair to Zevely. and made with- | recommended those whom sick | | out security. . } —— has weakened; it is a powerful “There is nothing unusual in Mr aid in resisting and repairing the | sinciair making (‘larce unsecured effects of wasting diseases. Chronic . ; loans to bis aaspociates.”” Stanford stomach trouble and constipation! geciareqd “He onee loaned me! are promptiv relieved. _.. | $923,000 under identical conditions This ita the. only solid emulsion ' I happen to know that his loan | made, and so palatabic that it is | to Zevely was to enable him to eaten with a& spoon like ice cream. purchase a house on Long Island Wonderfu! for weak. sic kiv children. | ' The house coat about $100,000 Wr No matter bow severe your case, + Sineleir has krown Zevely for 75 vou are urged to try Milks Emalsion , vears. and thev are close friends.” under thie guarantee Take six bet Wahiberg testified Monday that h- | tiles bame with you, use FR aces feared the loan had some connec ties with the Teapot Dome lease. because Zevely had been active tn getting the lease for Sinclair Contradicts Roosevelt Test trmomy. Stanford contradicted Arc™te Roosevelt's testimony that Sinclair A ane , it to“ year money will be ptly refunded. Price @0c and bie per bott!:-. The Wilks Emul-. druggists ever: proper exercise of the ferred by the treaty.” The oil magnate branded as “bunk” the report that he had run away to keep from testifying. Commenting on the resignation of Roosevelt from his companies. Sinclair expressed surprise. ‘““There were no indications when I left the United States that he contemplated such action,”’ he said. say nothing,”’ he said, “but if it is intended t@ charge a lack of dili- gence wm the part of the commit- tee, I call the atténtion of the Sen- ator from Arkansas to the fact that all the evidence to which he has referred was brought out by this same committee since his res- ‘olution was introduced.” The committee would be unjusti- fied, Chairman Lenroot insisted, if it reported out the Caraway resolu- ‘tion ‘at the present stage of the in- quiry. The questions involved are many and serious,”’ he added. Hints at New Investication. Senator Heflin, Democrat, Ala- bama, declared the Sinclair lease “A shady deal.” Every fair-mind- ed man will be forced to the con- clusion that someone made a large sum of money out of this national asset,.”” Senator Heflin said. “We may as well speak plainly. The péople have been given the im- pression that looters are being li- censed higher up in the Republi- can party.” Giving notice that there would not be a “white wash" in the Tea- pot Dome case, Senator Heflin de- clared this was not the only in- vestigation that would be instigat- ed “about scandalous perform- ances of men high in Federal authority.” He eaid another would By the Associated Preas. from the accepted thre CANCEL TEAPOT - LEASE, CARAWAY AND WALSH URGE Cosatinged from Page One. Senator Ashurst, Democrat, Arizona, asked that the message be read at once, the contents of which were not for the moment revealed. because it might contain an announcement that Mr. Coolidge had directed the Attorney-General to take action. Senator Caraway replied that. there was no possibil- ity of that. Referring to Fall's visit to Ed- ward B. McLean at Palm Beach, Senator Caraway declared that the publiser “never asked Fall to come there, but he just got in and} stayed there.’ The Senator reit- erated his previous charge that) Fall stands indicted of treason at} the bar of public opinion. “Every drop of Government oil ish maritime law from memorial, dominions have z agreed to grant the Us the right'‘to search Brit vessels carrying con within one hour’s stea tance of the American Australia and New Zea tion. miers, were among the proval of the prope which for brevity prob tional documents on It consists of score typewritten pages. fied by the Imperial and the American Cor it becomes law. a eee eee +e ee start soon but would tts subject. First, he wanted to see the tion adopted. Boatmen’s Bank Organized 1847 The Foundation of Savings Accounts in Missouri ACK in the pioneer days of St. Louis this Bank was founded as a safe place for savings. It was the first institution of its kind in Missouri. From that time on it has steadfastly advanced in the esteem of the public, in responsible repute and as a potent factor in the growth of the city. It is this first Bank in the State to advocate and foster thrift and to promote ic savings that invites you to open a savings account with it during Thrift Week It is timely to note that the Boatmen’s Bank successfully emerged from the various financial storms that from time to time during the past 76 years threatened the disruption of the entire banking system of the country and that it occupies its ——— of prominence among the leading banks by of patronage and not by the purchase or consolidation of anes banking interests. This in itself is a testimony to the soundness of its principles and policies and the confidence with which it is widely regard- ed. In addition to this fine tation, its resources $25,000,000.00 are a tangible evidence of the safety in entrusting your savings to this institution. ONE DOLLAR ONE MINOTE NO RED TAPE Britain and Colonies Give | mous Approval ~ LONDON, Jan. 23,—D which has been the basis! of Great Britain” n cause of the absence of tB seas possessions to return th of the most remarkable @ less thas The treaty will have te & told that he had won $25,000, but before it could be paid to him he would have to prove good faith by producing that amount to show that. if he had lost, he could have paid That was easy for a man like | Jordan. ~.He wired his Jefferson d. City banker and the money Was » wired to him. He showed it and | the $25.000 he had won was hand- ions ' ed over to him. But of course the. ‘i , gentleman would want to try his '. luck again with the $50,000. Jor- '. dan said no. he was willing to let ' tt go at that. The “Boara of - Trade” man said, oh, very well, Y and bowed him out and Jordan |. started to a hank. j Robbed a Block Away. /* He had gone only a block when| | he was confronted by three men with revolvers, who took from Him ' the $50.000 and $556 which he carried for carfare and tips. Jor- “dan made up his mind right then that he did not like the “Board of Trade" way of doing business. He departeq for Laredo. Tex., and tried to forget it. He had almost forgotten it when. about the middle of last Oc- tober, at the Central Hotel, Jeffer- son City. he was introduced to Mrs. Addie de Nove, who said she was a business woman with ah. kinds of money. some of which she| wanted to invest in Jefferson City.| Views | She would start by buying the ho-! farthe » tel and did Mr. Jordan know of, Toe something else she could buy?) man Some friends had shipped her; fine. $1,500,000 which was down at Se-| much falia. The charges were $1500) == ) &nd she didn't have the change. | Would Mr. Jordan be so kind? | Jordan laughed harahiy. It hrought back the Mexican trans- action which he was trying so hard 'o forget. Mre. De Nove would have to excuse him. The woman felt hurt Just to show that she had more confidence in him she! ve him the key to the grip con- t Je a’uing the money. Jordan did be k mot Know what that key would lef ts prs him into. so he never used it. éen: Another Meeting in St. Louis a baa | Some time later the woman tel- ‘graphed him to meet her at the aah) 5 St. Francis Hotel, St. Louis, to sell) her some of his Jefferson City wey trom: The j and + fice alate. He met her and she sald she had most of the money. but & trifle of $150.000 wae held at f . *3preas office and she needed $258 T fo get it out. After the beautiful | fOnfidence she had showed in him oy giving him the key, Ke could Rot refuse Hie handed !t over Before «he could get the money;* _*he would have to go to the Post+| , *ffice for a letter. Tuy woes eid » the Postoffice, but no letter wart ) there. Well. she would aig ary to get the money wit _ letter. would Mr.) J iba taxi? He called it in. Oh, no. he te along. She would ‘the American A set and jereee meee es he | Mrrested tm wyer’ 9 pete wan+ pope: ahi

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‘U.S. AND BRITAN 41 SIGN ‘RUM TREATY'§ $5 AT WASHINGTON he he ic y. | w > Hughes and Geddes Att, Names to Treen Ship Search — Senate. Must R tify. | q 4 Ry the Associated Press : 4 | WASHINGTON, Jan. ry | -iquor with Great Britain Was sign«d today at the State Dee -") partment = Secretary Hughes, for > limited States, and Sir Auc om fjeddes, the retiring British " bassador, affixed their s a | 1° the agreement which pr , |for extension of the Ame > tight of search beyond the three. j|mie limit and permits British » | vessels to bring ships’ stores inte |Americen ports under Beal Senate ratification is before the new arrangements be : | come eftective, " . tg were a oe formal tacitiv eam policy toward each other ing with the The treaty year. at treaty in deal. liquor question. is to run for one the end of which period it can be tirminated months’ notice One vides that if by reason of “Judi Cia! decision or legislative action” the terms of the treaty are modi fied, the whole agreement is abee. gaied, Provision also made joint commission settle for compensation where a British | vesee! has suffered loes or injury | through proper exercise of the rj ferred by the treaty.” is i EhLS cop. -_—_—~.__ Britain and Oolonies Gire Unani- mous Approval. Ry the Associated Press LANDON, Jan. -3.— Departing ~ from the accepted three-mile limit | which has been the basis of Brit- ish maritime law from time Ime — if{ memorial. Great Britain and her blu- dominions have unanimously @in-|agreed to grant the United States” are the right'to search British-owned / veasels carrying contraband liquor within one hour's steaming dis- Ala. | ‘ance of the American shores. -| Australia and New Zealand be- ina. | Cause of the absence of their Pre- ion. | miere were among the last over- ewe | SCas possessions to return their ap- proval of the proposed treaty, which for brevity probably is ene of the most remarkabie tnterna- tional documents on record. Tt consists of loess than _ |store typewritten pages. The treaty will have to be ftati- | fied by the Impertal Parliament and the American Congress before it hecomes law. three buld Start soon but would not disdess | te subject. First, he said, he wanted to see the Caraway resole- tion acdepted. ——— wre of Other Loss. - . it was“ hile Lee Jordan, wealthy | Sgefferson = C:1) lumberman. was P yelling St. Louis detectives about a : oongrr woman to whom he had | ed $250. that he casually men- oned that he was robbed of $50,- | S56 in Mexico Ci Dec. 18, 1922. He had refrained from making | weuee there Was a conjectured con- the two transac- ters. | His confidences to the detectives | to of Nove, or Mrs. Addie no home and obtained the the arrest Wrs. Addie De Gchert, 39 years no occupation, g250 from hin To Prove Good Paith., Wher Jordan was in Mexico City he met some very agreeable people who insisted upon he could make the “Board of | epeculated and was told that he had won $25,009, but before it could be paid to him he would haye to prove good faith by producing that amount Show that if he had lost. he could have old. whod how on Trade.” Hie Oo | pac That was Jordan. . He City banker and to him. easy for a man like wired his Jefferson the money was He showed it and But of course the want to try his the $50,000. Jor- dan said no. he was willing to let i go at that. The “Board of Trade” man said, oh, very and bowed him out and Started to a bank. Robbed a Block Away. He had gone only a block when | beiwas confronted by three men ef over to him would lock again with Jordan /with revolvers, who took from Him | the $50.000 and $556 which carried f cariare and tips. “an made up his mind right then that he did not like the “Board of Trade” way of doing business. He Geparieg for Laredo, Tex... and ried to forget it He h aimost forgotten it When t the middle of last Oc- tober ihe Central Hotel, Jeffer- gon City. he introduced to Mrs. Addie de Nove. who said she Was a with ah some of which she in Jefferson City. buying the ho- Jordan know of she could buy? had shipped her h was down at Se- were $1500 chang?. so kind? harshly It exican trans- rving so hard Nove would The woman that im him the grip con- Tordan did he Jor- or at apowU at Vas business kinds of monev woman Wanted to ir She would st wl and did Something else Bome friends 31.590 be fala The charges and she didn’t Would Jordan brough: } stat Ck Veni ar. i) My whi have the he laughed the NJ was t . a JOfGal action w! 'n force: have 1 execu fey [je ry hurt 11 iow Mad more confidence Fave him the ke eiuing mone. mt Know what that key would let him never used it. Another Meeting in St. Louis Some time the eraphed hin meet e Hotel, St “Tr she i” Me ’ rc nin xO he ‘ ’ *' « the io sei) later woman her at Lowis, her some of his Jefferson Cit, “mate He met she had mo of trifle of $1.0 0600 Tiprcas cf fice get it ¢ POntider ee «} riy "2 " i ] a ‘ . r ” said money. but 2 was held at tHe pede] $ her and she .% lie “tw l he > After beau’ had showed in hits he kev cou’ it over the money go to the Post- Th went to no was would have to without the Jordan please alled and she 4 he couldn't! him at drove her é ‘he he ey letter "None Ss uid mee! She »* . a ee lawyers Office. woman criled of Ato William Tower Ruilding Jordan's ouch rag \ ‘his _ ney who tha ‘Tornio is she property wanted Alien San Anton. her attend to Sunday mmunicated with she appeared de- here they that 4, and ‘ny help to ft) . re‘urn a ernon: . Orda rn VA r en "@r tives we mad 7 It who was ar- Jor- mentioned $50.556 Jefferson aways last He said she was wanted in town for bond jumping and Wher Jerdar wre * at Jefferson Citw + Pied tha! wer had oe ~. one Matier, “ory a ate her thes presmer | ‘ r 1 as . he hitue mat gy of Police Rruce of 'y took the woman ugh: he ter the asked about he de.- the woman the Mexico in Allen's of- sa’ - = Ten "= to “1 War i\for a certain ; ' that | fee} well, | |cameras at ‘Mz. Coue Comes to Town With Twinkle in Eye and Famous Health Formula “I Have Helped Hundreds— See, I Have Letters,”’ Says Auto-Suggestion Ex- ponent—Half Dozen Per- | sons on Hand to Greet Him. One does not laugh at him Monsieur Lemile may be at his teach- ings. among the half dozen who was before M. mm 4A vay r. at after ‘ery age | like?’ overcoat | and derby hat and get back on the train again M. Coue questionere as he toward the train like the station? . Was he going to the hotel? Did he want some preakfast? Would he gcrant inter- views at the hote)”? This was his lartheres? trip west. wasn't it” To one and all the small French- man said, “Yes. ves, yes: that is fine Yes.”’ everybody was s0 much taller than he and talked so was surrounded trudged sturdils rates Did he - =_ fice discussing income tax. in con- nection with which he ‘mentioned the loss of the $50.556 and a de- tective happened to be there and happered to overhear but he wanted it understood that he wasnt complaining about that lit- “Board of Trade” dea! Other Charges Against Her. At Jefferson City the woman is booked as Mre. Frank Smith and is charged with obtaining board false pretenses and passing check at a hotel. and spn in- also being made into the report that obtained money from Jordan The woman and save she went in good faith Texas land to ihing she knew Lie under a bad quiry is sne 7 - aenies te everything Allen's office transfer Jordan and the first she was arrested Mrs. Smith save she vic- tim misplaced confidence As she can neither read nor write, she relied on ft make out her checks for She says the came back dishonored and were not made out right She had rianned to go back Jefferson City this week to straighten every- thing out. but ‘“‘they pinched me foo soon, and that spoiled every- thing.” Jordan suvs sne was not arrested at the instance of himself or A!- The savs,. had an dea that night wanted somewhere and notified the police tha’ «he was. she could be found at his office Sunday afternoon to some is afr enae *o } . iif ‘nf len jatier he =} a , be SAYS ANDERSON , ORDERED CHANGES IN DRYS’ ACCOUNTS Centineed frem Pace One. tortionist. me accused the wit- ness of trying to “sell out” league to a half score interests identified with forces opposed to prohibition Whitman said Phillips had been associated in 1916 with severa! men who had bought from an em plore of J. P. Morgan & Co. infor mation regarding munition pur- chases by the allies and had there- after sold this information to American munition intcrests Names of Those Approached Conspicuous among those men- tioned wb having been appruoa hed by Phillips fos gmoncy in returs the lall by | i What if M. Coue shrugged “You Americans.-make of you who lectures are serious.” He drank a cup of coffee and talked his institute in New York and the rrance ersa- ioke Not Some attend n one t Nancy. from ‘topic of tion ana butt of American he had become a lecturer * It made difference M. Coue “People change,” said. with a shrug of his shouiders. “But my work on They are begin- ning to see.” a con" ' Wise eracks” , ho Lo ne foes -~-o— — _ - - = — —_ —— .3 for his promise to “deliver” An- derson. were Rockefellers, fa ther and son: Henry J. Kaltenbach an officia!] the Fleischmann Brewing interests and of the Na- tiona! Brewers’ Association. number of New York newspapers: (ol. Jacob Ruppert. a brewer and owner the New York Yankees, and Jtamson H. Gillett, chief coun- se] for the New York division of the Association Against the Pro- hibition Armendment. It was to latter. Whitman charged, that Phillips, who said he now was a fund solicitor for Young Men's Christian Associa- tion. offered to “deliver” Ander- son for $25,008. “Did you abandoning your cren., attemy country’” the oshked. Phillips +7 ine of of the in addition to wife and six chil- to sell out former Governor nH: T) stammered. hesitated then replied in the negetive Pressed by the attorney. he ad- mitted having had business re'a- tions with some cf the men later identified baving been On - cerned in the sale munition se- crets. but pleaded that he knew nothing of their activities Phillips told, under questioning of Pecora, of his employment Anderson as fund May, 191; “f told Anderson on a " per cen Lasis.”” Phillipe testified «aid he wotu'd have tract giving me a sa’ sf of the frst $2 wetted. with 196 cent .dditiona! sur he wanted to enter nent to fool the Rockets had been told any ! would be on ‘ sal. commiqion arrant:« + ent “Tater Anderson said to me get $10.000 a year, and TI won’ anybody in this organ zation any more than 1! do. cemmissions comer ‘to (tat amount. voull with me fifty-filty I had to in order to roa as r i) “ solicitor @ould vo (*‘Oe*) TT)! Abd’ *#higne a 4, me sign a ond con. a. + (iii or 'ereon TO: nio ~ ora > Ss alt fichters ourt luecke is gested sun he Chicago for where is be. at which holders dav tickets could get in free. d Mullen had fixed his ewn financial worth at $200,000 and had showed him a track in Aurora he owned. It was brought Friday night were to have been $11.500. but that they were reduced to $4000 by failure of the four chief boxers to nerform. Gate receipts were about $7000 Bid on Bridge Less Than Estimate. The bid of Harry A. Henske, con- witness sai out that the ex- nenses Louis avenué. $104,756.45 lowest among 11 proopsals opened Public construction of a over the are- The struc- wide be tractor 1504 St amounting 10 was tne by the BRoard of Service vee- for the te and steel viaduct Gravois ith bond issue money. bridge will be a five-span ture, 230 long and 80 feet It ie expected the contract will te Henske next Tuesdar. as his the estimate of rda y Peres at tnan is lower him in checks by the League's against Philips mMmiselons dGrawn assis tan’ paid to himse!! \reasurer " ae 1o sulary zwccou Tecora out vesterda'’ forgery wee made ning the State's thai alleged the league Se si? said in case books at the direction of Anderson ‘ Phillips and signed by his own hand. The charge concerns the transfer of an entry of $4400 from Phillips com- mission account to his expense 4c- coun! The change War mace said. when " Anderson's démand and paid ’ ; ol ‘eat ‘fy avy ineeme tax on ’ said Pecora se che —“ met hi: having “We ecjai: ’ rr | e 7h it “thet the : was 12 .se3 was fraudulent and made with in- tent defraud The entry mace it mosrinl tnited States Governmen: =. fh) ,eort ‘ ‘ COUIne LAA. in hat ine and the frauded of prope’ in “Stoste > > treasury | lriday's } SCHWAB ARRIVES IN BERLIN’ Kentuckian, Who Spent Nine Months in Death House, Acquitted on Sec- ond Trial at Mineola, L. I. —— Spe. ‘te the Post-Dispatch MINEOLA. L. l.. Jan. Creasy” 23.— Wil- liam M. Kentuckian. was found not guilty early today of the murder of Miss Edith Lavoy, schoo! l'teacher. June, 31922. The after in jury freed Creasy | pine hours. 'Previously he was sentenced } { | ‘matrimonial it to) ' for divorce. It was Creasy’s second Te death and spent nine months in the death house at He gained a new however. About 209 persons remained !n the courtroom during the long vigil from 7:30 o'clock last night, while the jury deliberated. Creasy. according to the evi- dence, was a married man, his wife living in Kentucky. He joined a club and through ics literature began writing Lavoy. also a member. ‘They ~x- changed more than 100 letters when Creasy. who had filed came to Long Islend. His divorce plea was denied. Regardless of this. Creasy id- mitted he became engaged to Miss Lavoy and kept company wit her. Then. he testified. he met an- other young woman and fet! in love with her. Creasy said he then in- formed Miss Lavoy that he was married and told her of his cooling love. Miss Tavoy killed herself. said, with a revolver belonging to him. Her death occurred as she and Creasy sat on a in her room. The State Sing Sing prison. trial on appea', he sofa contended was Miss Lavoy who had refused to marry Creasy and that he kilied her a jealous rage. Creasy re-enacted the death scene and this, it learned from the jurors, played a | Sreatgpart in his acquittal. before | | rived 7 | woman from | The , fine race- | Tll.. which he said | Associated Prevs Jan. Zo been the Br the BERLIN. Schwab. who in th tuaiion in Berlin —i*harles has Ruhr. ar- evening from in last e ss) Essen. After having Stresemann, Minister Affairs. and several! ‘ndustrial leaders. Schwab t Vienna. Lv) with Dr. Foreign and £0 conferred of financial will —_—_— — seven Fatalities in Vermont Fire. _LYNDONVILLE, Vt., Jan. 29.- The death list from the fire which swept this town early was increased to seven today when six persons who lived in the Stern where started, addition leaping were ‘oO from a the fire in In block reported a iost. killed window. No. 23864 — Brooch, y) matched Diamonds and & caliber-cut sapphires. Was $690 Now 8552 Stoek reduction here offers vou an unusual opportunity for big sav- ings on fine diamond Bar Pins, Brooches, Soli. taire and Dinner Rings These pieces are of ex- qdisite platinum and gold. set with finest selected Dia- monds. some combined with Pearis. Rubies, Emeralds and Sapphires. Prices range from $20.00 to $1800.00 ___ At 25% Off___ Solid Gold Mesh Bags Solid Gold Cigarette Cases Solid Silver Mesh Bags Silver Plate Mesh Bags Gold-Filled Mesh Bags Wtdd_¥- Jewelry Company Sinth aed Olive Ste. Seutheast tereer deliberating , to Miss | suit | in | was, M. | investigat-} yesterday | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘GABY MOORE ON WAY HOME | BAW BUINC AWAY EROM | AFTER REMOVAL OF TACK: - HOME, IS FOUND SLAIN . Due in St. Louis This Evening From Philadeciphia—Shows Marked Improvement. Speca!l to the Post-UVispatch PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.—Cle- ; wp named : tus Moore, eight months old, 8t. | Texas Lad . Rifle, and Bedding Mark First Night Out Alone; | ' Louis infant from whose lung a tack was removed here Sunday. will | Bod, Found in Barn ending his | ' arrive at Union Station, St. Louis, | By the Associated Prers. at 5:54 p. m. today, | cross-country round trip to save | : his life. Accompanied by Mrs. Le- ITASCA, Tex., , Jan. | lie Parrish apes «s.r anita. | ing a rifle and a roll of bedding.|tried to hold up a teller of the pr of seen of St. Louis City Hos- | James Lyle, 12 years old, slipped | Mercantile Trust Co., at his win- | pital he lett seers en the Penn-|#¥4y from his home here Sunday! 4ow, at I p. m. yesterday, when nieatiie Railroad last night ‘night. His body was found last | adjoining windows were lined with | Officials of the ‘aaa arranged | Night in an empty barn a mitie/| customerfs. He failed, bytf he to have " entatives call on the | from his home, his throat cut. He , escaped, and a pencilled note, Dy co Birsegg N oiy nkygogern which he attempted to frighten the , , ‘had been dead 724 hours, officers } , - ‘ > we patient - papathapt eosin aor iteller tanto silently yielding up the Ol ny Sssistance ~»- . police hi igi for’. Cletus was the cen- The child was employed, with| company’s money, is all the ter no? considerable attention while I. Prow Rs Officers were notified by the, The teller, Rudo: ph, wai iy ts n for the train ; , he mag Oo Peale ppens Fa about that 'parent® Monday night that the boy | aznik, was at window 43. on ¢t a dine o oshse se feeb” sslant had lhad disappeared and a search was east side of the main aisic, and in been related in the newspapers started which ended with the find-/the south half of the wis caatltas Clet gota natal sm prove- ing of the body. A quarter of a had about $10,000 in his Shy of ment ‘of genera] physical condition | mile away the small rifle and bed. | Watch Be Bele Gude is one | ding were found where the chia! h@ving just counted the m | ro "4 f sk, and it he ac rust ee decided od tae earli-, bad slept his first night away | when ¢ mate, face Ep, was t er than had been thought. The from home. Prergpabe sf yy a Setter! cena tack was taken out by use of the He had no money when he left} you value vour life, hand hronchoscone. the invention of a home and his parents said they, me oul aeons : eou a r currency ha no enemies. No clew as to} Philadephia sureeon.. It was| "#¢ ne ni you 'thourht beet to brine the baby here the slayer has been found. | have tm your cash drawer babe ie for the operation. although at least FOES ats ; > — > i. Me i ae SE on a GP. a 48“ tee ee es ee te ell Beemer pn re cel Alin er Mg a ely Ag IN ty * ; ee ee oe oe ———_ Will you share the amount we credit next January? aR Did You . HE interest we credited to Mercantile savers on January 1 amounted to $248,075.27. Did you get your share? ~ @ The interest we credit to Mercantile savers next July will likely exceed a quarter of a million dollars. Will you get your rns er a ee * ‘2 > + 2 °° ; > o : oe . . EE Oe A Oy IN ar ncaa, a apm — er foo me oe ~ +. . ee ee ee ee ee @ Be a Mercantile saver, and get your por- dends. tion of these semi-annual interest divi Start at Window 33

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- The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ‘ GRAND-LEADER Women’s Fitted Tray Case 18 WwW offer fifty of these Suitcases at an extreme- ly low price. They are in the @2-in. size, of crepe grain cowmde aver boxwooeod frames, with silk liming and two side hasp locks: [0 pieces of shell style to:let articles are fitted imto a tolding tray. The price is lower than we have been able to quote in many scasons. 50 Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks $39.75 Each This is our first showing iFearth Fleer.) See Our Other Announcement onPage5. \ | rte ea Mis STIX. BAER & FULLER T he Sewing Services Any eight aoe colvtuiuin ts baa clothes. The shop is open from soc extra for fittings. “rete - MPLS) tipine phate tm. y PPAR LNE EAP! oles wees” * “ « ; ete b 4 the — "ed “. 7 , PPrre. a ee eI PO! ye ; 4 ' . Flere ve? 9 ee FdOOMAY oe, A LAPP eo Reee . Extraordinary Event! An Unusual Selling of 500 New TRIMMED HATS Choice, $4.75 HE superior values of the Hats in this of- tering, and the fact that they are priced at such an extremely low figure, mark this event as one of unusual importance. Hats of straw and of taffeta and of effective combinations are shown in black and brown and in many gay Spring colors, in the latest models. Trimmed with feathers, tlowers, ribbons and bright ornaments they will be welcomed for the fresh new note that they will bring to jaded Winter attire. The 26th Annual Sale of INFANTS’ WEA R OTHER knows that it takes a large wardrobe to keep her autocrat of the nursery fresh and clean. So, when the annual sale of Infants’ Wear is an- nounced, she plans her buying for the season and takes advan- tage of the low prices that are in effect on garments of both the dainty and practical varieties. Boys’ Tub Suits 95c, $1.35, $1.85, $2.95 Tub Suits for boys 2 to 6 are extraor- dinary values at these sale prices. Made of Devonshire, Peggy cloth. Palmer linen, chambray and gingham in one and two piece models: some are strictly tai- lored, others are trimmed to match sis- ter’s little Frock. Tub Frocks (With Bloomers to Match) 95c, $1.45, $1.95, $2.95 Dainty tub Frocks of gingham and chambray in solid solors and checks, of- ter mamy attractive models trimmed in contrasting color. smocking and stitch- 7 ing. Sample Creepers Are Important Sale Offerings At /5c, 95c, $1.35, $1.95 REEPERS at these sale prices are suc! while to purchase for an entire season. T priced groups, and are indeed wonderful! able tabrics—gingham, poplin, cham with smocking, piping and stitching 2 years. Children’s Voile Dresses. $2.95 Dainty white and colored Voile hand smocked and stitched in colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years. At the spe- cial sale price, it would be the part of wisdom to supply the children’s future @s weil as present needs. m umusual values that it is worth hey are offered in four specially vaiues. Made of practical wash- Dray and madras—trimmed attracti vely In colors and white. Ages : and Intants’ Dresses at $1.95 Pretty Dresses of fine nainsook: al! are handmade, in long and short models. Some daintily hand embroidered: others hand smocked in colers, in delicate shades. Sizes from infancy to 2 years. Secend F"oor Now comes our Annual Sale of House Dresses, offering such unusual values that it will be wise to purchase a season’s supply. When you see the quality of these dainty House Frocks, the attractive pat- terns, the gay colors, and the careful finish, you'll realize the unusual character of these values. Four styles are pictured below. They have straight lines and long waist that make them very smart. ture of this sale. The Annual Sale of Gingham House Dre Presenting Twelve Smart Styles, Excellently Made, in Materials of Fine Quality, at One Low Price “ 98 ‘THE ginghams are of good quality, ine small, medium, large, broken and we checked patterns. White organdie, seme pique, narrow organdie frills, piping, em broidered designs, fancy buttons and rice rack are ingeniously used as trimming. Practically all of the styles are shown in — these colors: lavender, green, blue, brown and black-and-white. Sizes 36 to 46. Regulation Dresses for maids and nurses are an important fea- In blue-and-white stripes and solid blue cham- bray gingham, belted style, with high-low neck and long sleeves. ‘iN 7iiis f if February Sale of FURNITURE Offers a Splendid Selection of Beautifully Designed Fur- niture at Prices That Aftord Extreme Savings » 10-Pc. Dining-Room Suite, $297.50 This beautiful Suite is one of the outstandimg features of the sale. It is well constructed with the attention to fine detail that is only found in the best Furniture. Made of rich walnut, consisting of butfet, oblong extension table, enclosed server, china, 5 side and 1 armchair. 3-Pc. Living-Room Suite, $297.50 The moment you see this luxurious Suite you will appreciate what an extraordinary value it offers. It is upholstered in a fine grade oi mohair and has solid mahogany frame. 4-Piece Bedroom Suite, $179.50 Here is an opportunity to furnish 2 bedroom in a most attractive mamner at a very moderate cost. This Suite is American walnut and consists of bed, chifforobe, dresser and full length vanity. Dust- proof construction throughout. Convenient Payment Terms May Be Arranged r - -_ - om a¢ t» Sioned ° wt, 7 I Corey Offers 8 Lessons for $: 00 ’ OW: PDO Sal ig TO ORO Mtg ig Btn alte shalt Ne Seve we i ae The Monthly Even Saving Specials at95c Warner Corsets, 95c Back- lacing mode! of pink cou- til: elastic tops; silk trimmed: two hooks below front steel; four hose supporters ; sizes to 28. Dewnstairs Store.) Women’s Union Suits, 95c Fine ribbed cotton fleeced with high neck and long sleeves; also medium-weight cotton Suits in low neck, sleeveless style; firsts and slight seconds ownetalre Store.) Vests and Feats. 2 for 95c Medium-weight cotton fleeced Vests and Pants; Vests are ngh neck. long sleeve: Pants are full t length; sizes 36 5S SoS Biss Gown or Chemise, 95c Ami-French models, also long- sleeved Gowns with yokes that are trimmed with embroidery in- sertions. Sizes 36 to 44 \weetsite Store.) Petticoats, 2 for 95c Made my or bive striped lannelette with flounces that are finished with small scallops. Women's sizes. r . ow netaire Store. > Women’s Petticoats. 95c Of dark colored cottom taffeta and sateen, in regular and extra sizes. Also Petticoats of white sateen in regular #zes. Dewne (aire Steere.) Union Suits, 2 for 95c Children’s cotton ribbed and flat fleeced Union Suits with drop seats or open-back style: some slightly soiled, others are slight seconds. Sizes 2 to 6. wn elLalr= SI: re Children’s Sekine 4 Pairs, 95c Sport ribbed Stockings m me- diur: weight: come in black only; seconds. Sizes 6 to 9+. (De enetatre Store} Extra-Size Bloomers, 2 Pairs, 95c Of pink batiste and made with ruffle at the knee: trimmed with tancy stitching. Dewretaite Stere.} Men’s Socks, 7 Pairs, 95 Cotton Secks with seamiess toes. double heels: all are first quality and come in black and col- ors. Sizes rp te rr. oewnetnire Steere ) Muslin Drawers, 2 Prs., 95¢ Women's good quality muslin be se with lace tnmmed tlounce. Sizes »<« to 27. (De wisairs Store} Men’s Socks, 4 Pairs, 95e Medium-weight wool Socks in brown and buff: all Gest wow Raw Sizes t0 to fr! De wr et Men's Socks, 3 Pairs. $6¢ ire Sore) ors: all sizes. Seconds. (‘Teownestaites Store) Men’s Ulniens Suits, 95c Medium weight with long sleeves and ankle length; ecru “olor and come im sizes up to $0. , rw Bea Rp iii ta ene "iri ae Mine

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‘ | ks Fe 2 ibaa, is pene we = r koe Rate mre . ainas - Ss - ta | . ; ; : : ee ‘iy _ WEDNESDAY " | WHPNESDAY, : Beas 1 . ee . a JA? : oa ue , - : : . ; ANUARY 23, 1996, “4 pamonny oa, S98. | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ~~ = )ST.LOUS POST-DISPAILH ; 1 zg Service Shop . fy Ca : | ped Caramels ° Lessons for $5.00 a i sent 0 Lb. | : . | Snes te o a — during . a Assorted flavors, marsh- ‘ , Coffee, 3 Lhe. 79s of , may ae ed, mapie t, “ , n in the making of your ows ha Shocolate and fine chewing 7 * Cott cei asked sod ground he dir Soe Se aa is open from 9 till s. caramels. . 50c extra for Patterns, a (Downstairs Store.) GRAND-LEADER i -—_-_----- , senate —— - ee _ — (Seventh Fioor,) i od ar A CSSeS The Monthly Event That Provides Buying Opportunities of G st— “Savi a | ying Upportunities of Great Interest ook for the Savings Vay icket M d | " : (No Mail or Phone Orders Filled) . ade, ia’ Riedel Women’s Sport Coats ingha Enolish Broadcloth Shir Pri Saving Specials Pp Gingham Dresses 900 Beaded Bags nglish Droadclo ts Saving Specials . ‘Se ° cy) . peci 4D rice 97 in the “Savings Day’ Sale At g 5c a re —— Also Oxfords, Silks, Madras, Etc. : _. $7.50 WOMEN’S 95c $4 .50 : | | | At Choice, ; Dresses a of - gingham in COME in all t : the po pu l ar the wanted : PORTS Coats for im- ne ay — new colors and ERE are 960 Shirts : : and dark colors; in the three-row i i ~ Warner Corsets, 95c mediate or Spring attractive trim- dewdrop _ style. 7 sell at this Savings Marquisette, 8 Yards, 95c of good quality, 4n Sic tops: silk bom son, wear, fashioned of polaire 2 pn lng Very excep- — ee oe ee a White and ecru Marquisette of ; , ; : ; } ional a e the O . di Sew: e, broken and fancy two hooks below front steel; four cloth plaids, herringbones | pockets; sizes Savings Day kba gihrc sng pieces. -cBowmetaiey Biase. it di a hose supporters; sizes to 28. and double-face coatings. 38 to 46. — price. neckband styles and have - : | e organdie, white (Downstairs Store.) . ‘ : (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) French or barrel cuffs Fringed Curtains, 95c Ea. fri a — ; . . They come in straightline, . : Bungalow panel Curtains in all- rills, piping, em- Women’s Union Suits, 95c side-tie and belted model ° ; ’ These are slight seconds : i int ; : Fine ribbed cotton fleeced with ' ai Silk Crepe de Chine Men s Sweaters but the imperfecti ill virde: Sona nia nan, Bo buttons and rick- : high neck and long sleeves; also Plain back, inverted or ei , weg a gran: ae ae A: : h ste 24 fe 5c . : medium-weight cotton Suits in box pleat. Have set-i - ~ROt impair thelr wearing andkerchiefs or used as trimming. low neck, sleeveless style; firsts P re ni Yd liti Cc i hi Ww ‘s f iz ite ° raglan sleeves. Sh Cc . quajities. orre in white, omen’s full-size, white ‘ and styles are shown in and slight seconds: — S Sear 2 are Cc tan, blue, gray and striped colored; plain and embroidered (Downstairs Store.) tan, brown and reindeer. COME in pink, ae ee Handkerchiefs neatly hem- _ green, blue, brown 7 Vests and Pants, 2 for 95c Sizes for misses 16 to 20, aia on ae OTTON] patterns. (Downstairs Store.) - stitched. ___...(Downstaizg Store.) : ; Medium-weight cotton fleeced es ; i Coat Sweater Dra i Sizes 36 to 46. Vests and Pants; Vests are high and for ee ggg ype. in ‘gray only. ° ¥ , egery Star , neck, long sleeve: Pants are full ‘ P 5 WEN. ; 800P Ch Idr tk ’ t fea- : length; sizes 36 to 44. oeiteeee Have two pock- rs.Unlidren srootwear Mercerized Drapery Poplin and cham- (Downstairs Store.) : . “ pt cs Ne ‘ome ets and heavy rn lh ge in a large Sage —_— - : . i lors. 36 inches eves. Gown or Chemise, 95¢ | 36-In. Silk Radium wide. “400 yards Pree Boe as 94-47 p. esirable colors, 36 inches, wide (Second Foor.) Ami-French models, also long- on sale. ses We ym f a Pair B we we sleeved Gowns with yokes that S 4 D 35 (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) | Of a Bags, 95¢ hid are trimmed with embroidery in- avings- $ : : , eavy quality split cowhide ‘ sertions. Sizes 36 to 44. r S = ay e~— Yard | SCHOOL and dress Shoes of black kid, patent in black and brown; come in 14 (Downstairs Store.) peciai at Rompers and Cree ers | All-Wool Serge with red cuffs and Russian Bootees. Also stitch- and 15 inch sizes. a : “ p down Shoes in elk with substantial leather soles. (Nownstairs Store.) e\ Petticoats, 2 for 95c HOWN in navy and black only. Comes in : Sizes 6 to 8 and 8% to 11/4 nhiaalaa . , . fe Sina z to 1%. (Downstairs Store.) Chamoisette Gl e ; Made Anes or blue striped weight suitable for dresses, blouses, slips, etc. 2 for 95c 95cYard hs & . oves, ; — a jon —— are This is a quality that tubs perfectly. \\ = : 2 Pairs, 95c i inished with sma scallops. (Riewrhstates oh EAVY Bm \. F C | 7 to 14 years. (Downstairs Store.) : (Downstuire Store ) — and prettily trim- tops; also fiber | \ ring, others have Ir S$ ur Oo ar oats Rab B nd 3 Ff 95c / Extra-Size Bloomers med with flowers, rib- x pte and silk of a \/ cluster of hand floc seniic 2 gy on : ; 4 bon, pins, etc. Shown ~ heavy quality in {| b id ‘ $ 85 Wool mixtures and in sizes up } 2 Pairs, 95c in colors and black. jy SS black and col- \ Ee yf . 1d ‘tet rt At . to 2 years. They are factory sec- Bem. Of pink batiste and made with (Downstairs Store.) - ; ors: seconds. ate OH moe ’ oT . onds, but of fine quality. : _— at the knee; trimmed with — ee sme, (Downstairs Store.) (‘Downstairs Store.) —_— Dosa a site Sore.) , ancy stitching. a2 Cees A | ’ "THERE are-only 165 Coats at this special Sav Pillowcases, 4 for 95c : -~— mr i : : W ° ° . ings Day price. Fashioned of fine wool mate- They have openwork stripe on Men’s Socks, 7 Pairs, 95c 3 Ir S ool Dresses Cotton Eiderdowns Bust Confiners rials, such as Bolivia, velour and polaire with fur edge and are bleached ; size 42x36 K Cotton Socks with seamless ; ee collars of beaverette, chinchilette, opossum, coney inches; seconds. toes. double heels; all are first $ 69 l and other trimmings. Have fancy pockets, etc. (Downstairs Store.) quality and come in black and col- At ° 6 Yds 95¢ 4 for 95c Shown in navy, reindeer and brown; sizes 7 to 14 Union Linen Crash ors. Sizes ro to 11%. ee : years. ” (Downstairs Store.) ’ , ie Dia OS | 3 | . ee 6 Yards, 95c | Muslin Drawers, 2 Prs., 95c PRESSES which are nicely tailored for the FRANCE print- white silk 9 12 A 1 t R ene ere bord md phe % Women’s good quality muslin little miss of 7 to 14 years. Made of wool serge ed Kimono os Xx xminster ugs a Downstairs Store) : Drawers with lace trimmed and have trimmings ot beautiful contrasting colors. patterns in ng te A sn = , ' : ) flounce. Sizes o: Maas cameieerst price ks worthy’ of epecial attei> aE iidy Didy” make. Jackets of OMEN’S ey 7 GHT O MEN’ wr anesidies nad eee ches Th r y ° — a ~ tolored bianket cloth. Limited . IRST ualfey GPPP quality é I ° Ss Rubber Footho ds: new stock and walnut eoatnaanat’ éettan. Top 2 Dow netairg Stor. deta Noae? F full sibs dou full size WE wis, Aa yi woul - miz- whlast acon: ~: air > to oe - - . . = on . . ° a " o-- — eta irs Store.) measures 24x24. Men’s Nightshirts, 95c dren's rainproot ble cap shape cambric - finish Suits with oe Srey cree Lo Sh 2 P irs. 95 Our; 7 | black Cotton H N H andkerchiefs : Stockings i n w onees 6 ta uting flannel Nightshirts; eee. ets. an tailored tops; } Women's and children’s low ull cut; come in neat striped pat- Umbrellas = Come in ail with ‘4 - inch shell trimmed: (? brown = colors: shoes; odd sizes and slightly im- terns. Sizes 15 to ro. paragon frames. shades Sxceps h emstitched open or closed K termed seconds; perfect (Downsta) (Down stairg Stor.) Have ring and oot 1 to , os hems. 3600 ‘to | | yt eu , a good range of ———___—_ pecial for Sav- ttin . x . Bo , ippe 95c Pr Drapery Madras, cord handles. ings Day. sell at this price. | ’ aye to mage an Sizes. - —— Stinpers, Sli : 2 Yard 5c (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) Py es satin . ppers hs, er s, 9 : re.) | bp reer a> soles. A variety ured Curtaining in rose, nT of wanted colors. Sizes 4 to 8. b] : : ? . > ? . . ‘ og brown; splendid pat- ulse Men Ss Flannel Shirts 1000 Boys Pants | W omen s Overblouses Oil W do Shad , (Downstairs Store ) 8; 36 inches wide. . meow es Men’s Slippers, 2 Prs., 95c * Felt Slippers with buckskin (Downetaire Store.) 95c soles; soiled from handling; sizes 95c° *® ||95c Pa" 2 tor 95c s Cretonnes, 6 Yards, 95c At uy 5c @ P retty colored drapery Cre- c ~ : OOD gqualit 6 to 8. (Downstair a tonnes, can also b i x ART - wool ID oe F cassimere GoVP 4 y ering day-beds. bodeptende poet CLOSED back flannel sack- { ¥47>>\| in “a, wide dissity Biowe- Duroleum Mats, 3 for ions, etc. Seconds ; =) of ing Shirts with 4 \ variety of Bog Pan — wceode N pa t a Substitute for linoleum mats in h. any a (Downstairs Store.) fancy pin ro- reinforced neck- poe terns in light, | standar col- choice patterns. 24x36 inches Gate-Leg Table, $14.50 Ruf fl sd — —$— cade, combined ( . \ band, one pock- a ae a! medium and dark collar. Long ors; mounted on st Po st The quaint charm of Gate-Les ° Curtains, 95c Sei with elastic sec- et, one button iY [yYNA shades. Neatly sleeves with strong roller: Cost - Table makes it a pleasing addition . Colored stitched ruffled Cur- tion in sides. 12- open cuffs; all made with all the turn-back cuffs; slight seconds cume Slips, 95¢ ‘eo any home, Thees ara wal ains in voile with tie-backs to inch length and are collar at- ame necessary pock- some embroid- ‘in the cloth; Women's Slips of sateen in structed of mahogany and— match; valance sewed on to Cur- have four hose tached style; | ets and belt ered, others complete with black, navy and brown: excepti ton tain and headed at top; blue, rose supporters. Sizes shown in brown; ‘ : loops; sizes 8 to have neat lace figtings; size | -shoulder straps of self din Soveut Fleer.) and gold stitching. to 32. : | all sizes. ee eee rm Waa edge: sizes 36 36x72 inches. aed and come in sizes 36 to - a (Downstaire Store.) (Downstaire Store (Downetaire Store ) (Downstairs Store.) to 46. (Downstairs Store.) ‘(Downstairs Store \ (Dewn Stere.) 7 ¥ — ian , es 5 ae ; ; = ' p aa ‘ sae , pie. . ; he Aad Tbe ye ae "A BR Ae ype

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- ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH LO a —- — oo The Store for se 4 | or 5 ALL the People Eversharp Pencils low Entire stock of fixtures “bE versharp” Pencils Window Shades séx6 feet. quality opaque Off guaranteed r 0 White. green or Compete with Each %55c (Third Fleer.) durable on anton at a reduction of 20% —_—- - He -_—_—_— — —- — ——_—_ — — —_—— ——— ee ee —s Item, We Are Sure. We Positively Will Not Inventory Any Insurance Adjustment Merchandise. All Must Be Sold in the Next 3 Days These Low Prices Will Clear Out Every .. 2 Oe ssererre ——— nes e8 eure ~ from the regula! prices. «(Main Fleer.) Toilet Articles $1 Kanto! Skin Llixtr, Juniors’ lHiot “=. $1.50 2-qt. bhai tie« ~~ $i Tanlac S727 = wti « Beauty pth« i ire ; i Tf ‘ Paste . & Girls’ Coats $12.95 Value t-i% sleeves. , ks ana : , . > » . = piain colors. Regula: . $1.50 Gingham & Percale Aprons House Aprens of cambric and s' eee some wit .- if and extra Sizes $1.00 ‘Feurth f leer.» $2.50 Black Sateen Apron Frocks Al S (aebend ¢ ae start! i sa- rroc cas 20c 0 6UldLevy'’s3 Powder Puffs 50c De Graves Powder .. Téc and Brushes léc jraham's Mayer's Lemon Co- Flacon f Imported Perfume 1% ‘Main Fleer. i*ecend t leer.) Neat check and com- bination House Dresses of fine quai- $1.69 ity gimgham. iFeurth fF leer.) $1.25 and $1.50 Union Suits | “(Mote r tend ’ $6.00 Poker | Sets Mahogany : Piaying ca: “4 “$4. 69 racks With and 2 deck Saatie bleer.? ging oams Gingham Dresses $2.50 Value 95 nN Mec ana } coiers chambDra\ iSsecend ft} leer.) ‘ Feurth Fleer, > $1.50 Dressing ‘Pearth Fleer.) end .69 (Main Fieer.) Men’ Striped Negligee Shirts $2.50 . Quality s tk "and Cider Striped madras Shi »?es vets 4 §2.95 ‘Second tf leer.) Boys’ 50c Heavy Cotton Hose Black ribbed tom 29¢ ‘Main PF leer.’ Slipover Nightgowns $1.00 Value i(Fearth tb leer.) Silk Petticoats $5.00 Value J3 95 ‘Feurth Fleer.) Silk Petticoats $1.95-$2.95 Vals. $7] -39 ‘(Feurth i leer.) Ankle-Length Bloomers $1.00 Value av ‘Peurth t leer.) Flannelette Petticoats 75c, 85c Values 50c ~~ theurth tl leer.) Men’ s 40c Hose aN and Benne 20c (Main bk lewr.) Men’s $1.00 sulk-and- Wool Hose “50 (Main Fteer.? Men’s $5.00 and $6.00 Sweasers ~ $3.98 (Main FF teer.? Men’s $3.50 Sweaters ale wea’ = “SI 98 (Main Fleer. a Kk and Men’s Striped Shirts Regular $2.00 and $2.50 Values i: .69 ‘striped ° ‘Main Fieer.) 100 pecials Thursday 4 ‘Maina Men’ s $2 Pa) Jamas ~ » ate? rs ~ ~ Men’s $2.50, $3.00 edium an — — 50c Hose (cray and Oxford wool]- and Hundreds Mare Not “$119 (‘Third Fteer. > 42x36-Inch Pillowcases 3fC ‘Third Fiver Advertised Come Early Axminster Rugs $47.50 Value $34.75 ‘Third Fieer.) —— * > - ws Gi 3Dwk : lf, eee The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has MORE satin C ireulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED — Men’s $2.50 ,_Gveralis "A « ’ ye. ian. “ Sl 05 Ft oar—Bai icony.) atter? ‘TT : =] ™* >» 7 * $3. 66 ‘ came Mieer. ’ $2. 95 Folding are T ables Women’s Cotton Union Suits 75c Value 50c Cotten ribbed gar- ments, band top. tight knee. Sizes 40 to 44. ‘(Main Fleer.) Women’s Cotton Jersey Bloomers 69c Value 44c Pink cotton loomers, elastic waist and knee. Dou- ble extra size. ‘(Main Fleer.) tersey f ble Damask $2.00 Value $7.99 70-in. full bleached Damask, in pretty assorted colors. (Main Fieer.) All-Linen Ta-| All-Linen Table Sets $8.75 Value eached. ‘(Main Fleer.) Leather Handbags $4.00 Value = 95 ach Styles with ligree frames ope styles. Beautiful naments in new and all desired for Spring $1.25, $: Collar-a Sets w onderfut - ~ f Pinds | : a A Colle hemmed | Spree Siightliy seiled good wearing Bing shickncae 5 dispiay. ues up to $7 per yd; ea.. (Third $11 Small ajlover of biue. tan Twin or full 2-fs. youns ed ' fu yt ends. fl ae sabe Cotton 45-lb. oxtral felt and cottes @ tresses: won't | Ty 79c Women’s Muslinwear ‘i,own Leddiesn, OlOw nh . « : iieite 5d $1.25 Women’s Silk-and- Wool Hosiery Biack and . ae ~ ani -87c Boys’ : Girls’ Union Suits 14 ai cae. ears ry ~ , mace $1.52 Slipover Sweaters A 1 * $1.19 Extra-Size Kimonos kK limon: = La e-* SI. 95 $2. 49 Dotted Ruffled ‘wang Be | ’ ‘a th a SI AA Luncheon Pattern Cc loths = » rs le weet iaiity and or. Wool Knit Petticoats — . : : ““ ° - . oe : Ps OEier 05 irawstring waist l. | ‘(Barceain Basemen t—Sagenats.; Boys’ Two- -Pants Suits and Overcoats In the The Suits ¢ Adrustment Sale — a (A585 ™ 4. ~ " ~*~, SZeoe 3 ft is The Overcoats $ ij} around except ona, iT O00 F ur-T rimmed infer Coals Every Winter Coat Must Be Sold—None Will Be Carried Over to Next Season $25 Coats Nlaterials: 7 » 7 _s = \elours Se Ti [ Mout ( Mossuimn. Cutt | ™- ’ , . = TP. ‘midy ana $20 Coats sao ‘éa s+ . > lids 7 ' / iit es Re} il halt Fur Belted Loose ear N uvV, | $15 Combi and Cuf fs Youthful and Conservative Sorrento. All rf em and tnterlined. Coats Stvles: Trimmed Sport Coe Side Ties us Models Back Jacquettes nation Collar (oats Brown. lined. Black. Sizes tor Misses, 14+ to 20.. Women. 1, 36 to 46 Sale an Mew Silks | $3.00 Satin-Back Crepe— - . Brown, gray and blaek : 44)-; $2.98 Satin Canten Crepe— $3.49 Silic-and. Wool ‘ ' re Th FS vey ea 14 $2.75 Silk-and- Wool + — Beautiful quality : +0-me ope 4)- ineh sg rcs aghroninsygeram 40-ineh: nav $1 98 $1290 —e Sheets ~ tira A me ra earyv br own and A sort. Back weight ici #sTay Yard ’ -= ose Ty “S47 quality — ‘re lustrous qv pe, the i black. Drewes aan | , i19c Bleached & wi ide: " woven oft 4 Sale of Women s and Children’ ss Women s gh and |! (‘midren s high me, Womens 75e Ww omewgt § *&} Child s Foo tform Toe Rubbers: ai ne-strap House Slippers; sizes to Ba. = wna : ow Shoes - iow Shoes: Sizes to ri “zen 5 Shoes: sizes te 1! sizes Ee @« << Women's &} Black Satin Slippers; sizes to ¢..~.++- Women s $1.49 unt. fur-trimmed Juliets Child's %5e te $1.25 Felt Slippers; sizes to TC. .: ; ! Sesseeks & SSS SSSSSSSSSTSSSESSSESSSS SEC SSSPStC Sesser sesesssstssses8 8s ses see eS SSS * * ‘ ; wh db Senda! Hlth. gample and odd lot chamois . Gloves Women’s $1.00 and $1.59 | sewn. ames Gloves Women’s $5.00 16-button [Lamb Kid Gloves, in_ colors J of black. white and brown. Paris Point backs, overseam $3.50} Gloves Men pig nn Many juality LOT ONE +7 ; Were $35.00 LOT TWO #28 Were $40.00 LOT THREE Be Were $50.00 LOT FOUR 378 Were 355.00 One-Day Sale $500 on bors ae Made ma

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’ ss “a5 = . Ma SL ET LE aE ee ° - ~~ S ie - a Saye > The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED © £ WED’ ESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924. - ; A oo "= Women’, Weel Howl! Gloves aluves, ; 7 7 Women’s $1.00 and $1.50 $1.00 and $159 Fesmple and odd lot chamois feat eS 8. ang ‘pede Gloves, gauntlet . : ae ) ; black A ce | style and two-clasp. R43 69c : tp | Our Entire Dbizes &! (Main pp2®. a) ie (Main. Floor.) ils \ | Winter Lines SP re Khe Store tor “ | Gl Sg Without nt 4 | Gloves ||, sf I WY) ANY 3 hy LEM HD, |s, Women’s $3.50 and $4.00 ; ee? : , Exception a: Mat i BS eal reindeer and silk-lined PAK - AS: Ai tee EB) | | Gauntlets and I-clasp * se Sf im, a C . ° 1 Gloves. | gt oy ae ee : : . (Main Fleer.) D4 5 st f selling at prices less than the iy ss 23 ae bs A Fy , me j Nem B worth of the furs with which | | oN Lae 2 To Be Sold at Gl Mi they are trimmed. Easter’s late a oe SP et, , OVeS ae | this year; for weeks ahead these Ss is med ed ~ | - Women’s $5.00 16-button Coats will be fashionable. inc. Sweetest oF GS hd and all desire Iiemb Kid Gloves, in_ colors dresses... SOG af black. white and brown. Be $40 to$50Coats | $60to$70Coats | $75 to $100 Coats is Point backs, overseam ir % 1S ee Sy , LN >" $ SO 9 Pea SO reg FE NA: ae’ 6 ae = Attention, Skaters! ° ° ee Re ¥ ne iw K Motorists! Hikers! , —— = ence pie a, Campers! ‘ | , Eee een wit AQ Ousy A\2) we x Shaker knit, _ coat-style apes ose A seen ieee Aamo Pie igewn. Sizes 712 $3 50 S SO ribbed gar- Co to 8 ...... ak a + ae se . ge | top, Wena : el . : FZ 1 —== ce. Sizes 40 ment of all Kinds os ! . Ah Main Floor.) Cuff "Bete ae ; Gloves » bias 79 i 6] of white, Oxford and navy blue. beautiful ; . 5 Cotton Made with big, double-roll co on _ JE AG | eee +4) . urs da : se@t) ~~ eRe? « | y arco ee, Vet, + = + * UUULANUALECHUSULSINUNLL0NU09000080000000000UUULIUALEAUGOEONONEHOUELUNUEOUOGOGOAEUUAUOGOOQUOUESULUOOULAUSDLOUSUUOQSODSIUOSONLNIOINONDNUNOQUOUNUONUNNULOOE ) Value good wearing $ 3.88 5 $2.98 Duvetyn—Navy and black; lovely 59 display. Heavy raised, : quality for dresses, suits and skirts. . O8 . Sed. Linneria : S $2.98 Thisledew—Beautiful white silk, — e bt ae i 36 inches wide; lovely quality — 7 $2.50 Crepe de Chine—Fine wearing ‘ ull bleached Pink lavend : ° blue ) re | > -_ r an 7 : : “ » in pretty | Plue un Feet creme : quality, pretty printed crepe, 40-inch ; "| colors. terns. 30 inches yard ccc (Main Floor.) "" “Cihiea’ Fleer, y : $2.98 Sport Satins—In tan, y A Yard $700 Yaar LOT ONE Now at Prices thee ue. Thursday ws qatern, whtereet: ea $1.98 Satin Ch 36 Inches Wid xle ts pet hemes tigen Came O() ; atin armeuse, ncnes ide Ei ainbicn fini F mwar Make Buying ¥.,_ 9%Sin Que, 3! - y = __ (Third Fleer, 15 $11 Congoleum a Real [nvestm ent ' $8.95 Chiffon Velvet, 38 and 40 Inches Wide Ru zs Beautiful black, all-silk Chiffon Velvet of an ex- $4 AS 7 e © »> to $7 . § Value per 3d.; en.. S00 I Charmeuse. Yard we = id S@e 2" z Small allover dest 56x71, with of blue. tar d aa | no 1) Bat , . ; ty ine te match, | 9x12 sise without bear ae Were $35.00 ceptional quality, for wraps and dresses. Yard hed. All- ~ Rae da misprints §- We carry over just as few Winter (Main Fleor—Nugents.) Iver bleached. affect wear... . (Main Floor.) (Sued Sees 3 Overcoats as we possibly can. We've “ " ther sae . LOT TWO reached—now—the time of the Winter Little : ofTts Dresses - Beds an when we get busy at clearing away our | en we get busy at clearing ; , ba Twin or full bed size; . . | ~~ 1) Lots : gs 2. " aot ‘y ook “ria | ‘ Ww t ke the one sure means— sem Two nusual t fillers. Curved foot iy . lines. e ta gts ow t | tty se : eee@ rei = a* — Paros i Straightlines ‘Styles. Gathered Skirts Slipovers Front and Side Closing F Red, Tangerine, Colors: Navy, Green, Orchid, Harding Blue, Yellow, ft Brown, Black & White Checks th sb be ee he et AALS: e* 7 . ~~ 4#@@42eteFr eeeenaee . .* pO Value = | finishes. 912.8 ie - . : . ervi« Cc lete f 12 : pening @ ZO Salis | | Sercics scometetyer ™ $18.49 | O fete : Cw Were $55.00 Arrivals ; TALL ase R + , | 2 7 @ . : , 4 ‘] ellf Piae—-White opal (Main Fleor—Men’s Store.) Th ursday. ») Y i>’ body with pe eo revolving han- 35-¢ Roasters | ig 79c Sink Strainers . — ' pure alumi- — —SS=S=S== SS — Youthful new Hats with the dash of Spring in the shapes and tee Oe Se * ty trimmings. Straw Hats with clever bow or flower trimming, and mtectsie BMeaters.— Extra Special, Yard ) / J o*- gay fabric Hats with embroidery are included in the group. Off- Hwee e3.imeh reflector Gewt. Wil | 4 One-Day Sa 4 VL } the-face models, new pokes, draped effects, in lariat, oakwood, new keep row warm — cold days and grays, French blues, coral, black and white combinations and all Senciat ee es e. $5.85 black. te a * sie i ties Be oo A dandy smell self- €Caes; shopweora: in variotis $3.00 Satin-Back Crepe @ ~ ~ } A soft, lustrous ¢ lity of Satin- ) 50 . (Second Fleer—Nagents.) - . , Of ‘colores ‘limit mgt i ey Ale 5 — $25.00 Floor Lamps _ | 2a fukis Sige ("i Sta —— —— AP Mashers, large Back Crepe, the exact srath ray i9c Bleached Muslin Boys’ Sweaters VA7 é mM 10,000 ’*Kerchiefs On, cc a weight —— Most Sgectal . dans 23c ~ eae finis h - Yard wide; soft finish; = me 39 closelv woven 6 2 | . ed in | cial Cc. e ' : | as ~ o"r - . 2 or prac NE i th one ech analits 3 One of the Best “Buys” We've Priced Si) 15c to 25c ’Kerchiefs 19c to 29c ’Kerchiefs leek Wann eee . Made i Ti . | Batiste and linen Handker- | Women’s Irish linen "Kerchiefs, —Full No. 3%, with ¢ willow e in a Long Time | , with gold | heavy cop- 9 size. ~y ° . > * chiefs, in plain or novel 10 {in white and dainty colors; 15c bands, ex- | per begeat ils ; and Child ren Ss Shoes ; The maker's season was over, | 4 effects C | various patterns quisite silk — so estan shane. J | While ours is just at its height—the a shades adjusts DPS: SIZeR TO «4 . s extreme concessions he made us on — ——- = a W omen Ss ye gs ipens Sines ys . this surplus lot makes this timely | | *Kerchiefs 15c to 20€ ’Kerchiefs ai aeons — ‘ 950 8 Sale a most extraordinary oppor iret ty . i 19¢ to 19¢ excel- ’Kerchiefs 10c and 19c batiste binations. ) ippers, “Tia 10 S.wcerascees 1.95 . tunity. All are wool. in slipover Saga ee : H lent quality soft-fin- wists colle enter *‘Kerchiefs; mostly Complete Lame 5, BIZeS Lo é tnd coat styles with shawl collars SPaTiROTERRAb REL: H ished cambhric 'Ker- . | . white, in a wartety — — lippers ; sizes to @ ees 1.95 or V-neck. In shaker jumbo and f3 cise it, tie m chiefs; neatly hem- avin cy pAb ngapt oo of dainty patterns. “ +] Se Tullet as ee iis mmed Juliets 790 half cardigan knit. in plain and combination colors. In all sso S3"2:; eT : stitched. an Ste 10c 4 f r25c = — Seap; Suany lippers ; “e*? 8ges 8 to 17. (Second Fleer—N agents.) 4 tor 25 hemstitched. . O ——— : —— —} Cc (Meta Fleet.) Zeseeauaee : —— — —— ss. £588 See = 22.8.8:

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ss Se BRIS STRIKERS pepe enge ren FAMOUS - BARK C We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps erg Distributors of Merchandise —few Restricted Articles Excepted. | at at Retail in Missouri and the West. Montana were indicted here yes- By the Associated Press » ~ HELENA, Mont. Jan. 23.—L Q. _terday on charges ef violation ef; SPRINGFI! ELD, Mo.. ca | Skelton, State Guperintendent of! the State banking laws. Skelten| Fred R. Patton, 63 yee __Banks, and other directors of the’ was arrested with H. H. Benson. founder of the creamery han ry i - and F. S&S B. Lindsey. directors of the Ozar kregion. died gc Pt the bank, shortly after the Inmdict- Bonner Springs &K-. ments were returned. ‘ton founded the Springfield Crean m- ‘ery Co. Seven years ago he sold ‘control in this concern and ¢stad- Roth Sides in Rail Controvers) iM ~ rean merry Co. lished the Patton Creat Claim Gains — Settlement Today Possible. q Women's Purses of good qual- gy leather in flat and pouch styles. Thursday—T, Of Special Inter i:| House bai A tT Br 5169, ra Sm ADVERTISEMENT Tharsday—St. Louis’ Foremost Men’s Store Will Offer Worth-While Savings on Br the Associated Press Hundreds of Apartments LONDON, Jan. 23_The possi- Ready to Be Leased bility of a reopening of negotia- Many apartment leases expire | tions between the railway man- in January and hundreds of fami agers and the executive committee lies are moving into larger homes. of the Associated Society of Loco- New homes demand new furni- | motive Engineers and Firemen as. ture. The Prufreck-Litton Fur \a result of the committee's request | aiture Co , Feurth and St. Charies es, for a conference. raised the hope. will assist in the selection of of an adjustment of the differ-| furniture that truly fits the home. |... 06 today. In their February sale a! Bema Meanwhile against th union ture is ree aced 1 per sw statement this. morni! that its per cent. Select now: position was tter un ever came ah announcement from the railroad companies that they were moving more trains than ther cid on the first day of the strike and | that they are planning increased ®& = service. Although the union officers a asked to meet the railway exec- utives with a view to seeking a4. a basis upon which the strike might | be esettied. the labor leaders af Mrmed that they would “stand ~~ the strike Despite the fact that the seals of office were not exchanged res- terday between the outgoing and -ncoming ministers, the Daily Ex- press sars Arthur Henderson has already taken over his duties as Home Secretary and is devoting himgeif to the strike crisis. icine ie Suits and Overcoat Late Winter Models—$40 to $48 Values at — COP Pre rrrrerrr et TT yy ¥ — jag 8 a seh ang! re thae Nha a Rg | ~ AUC UHELAOUCEOOUPILEUOLUEIUEIEIOLUELIOCEOOEUOISEOCLOLACUEISGEOGUUOUSGLOGEISLIGIIISLIGINCHtEetenetetetteeteteteetbtittie WAARA RANA paps Panba PoE RET EGH GG PYUTYVVVYTT TTY EST yy —* ee - — 3 «ee = ,*h = - —_~ - sh te _i- - 7 Bie onventiona: Chesteriie:cs, many silk lined. coats are in ulster and single and double breasted modem = 7 9 : | ? 3 | 7 : | ] COLLECTOR REPORTS $510 TAKEN FROM HIM ™ HOLDUP Armed sagease Marched Him Into To Your Extreme Advantage Would Be Choice From These Very Attractive 4 € They are made of allover braid. braid in pokes. gy ~ | haircloth and fancy $4 ( it Axminster Rug s | Table Lamps : oor tna" Toe sow shades we eee ane Geeta Value 13 ’ A Featere Offer | ‘Two-Pants_ @ Handsome Rugs in Oriental, me- €Two-light style Lamps of m - | dallion and conventional designs, || beautifully finished, and Way Men's ane Se: | and unusually pleasing color ef- || panels of art glass in the - Men’s Models at. fects. And you may select with | 22 inches high, and especially && confidence, for they are woven for | signed for reading. : : ae Pe service, with a deep, heavy pile. : ” S ‘4 | == 2 —~ 9x12-ft. size. 1 : . | worsteds in want ted patterns. fiewp 16. = : - : cred of «bewTiete and , . ~ ~~ > ie . ~_ ar Ru .ugs x -- ' % orm ~ att . * ., { Le xstiures. without seam: rich colors and beautiful Deavy Srade; many patterns; would be use- i 4 lark patterns, plain and mixtures, is designs; §.2x10.6-feet. $38 » ful in many rooms $7 95 H $15.00 Sette tm trate ate Ce a 65 1a. : . ov alue . = V - Specia! ” ; Axminster Rugs eeeiihilies . “tn en with (|f Artistic Table Lamps ef i éx°-ft. Rugs for small rooms and halls: | wery soft cush sais ton | & panels of amber wile : o ‘ itt ery sot UShiC le; c rs and designs ; 1 . pte om . shades: with 2-light socket. oo ® pile weave and many attractive pat- to match larger rugs: - terns and colors $24 “~& | epecia! | 85 fd : speciai Fifth Fleer Actual $3 Values... . New Spring Shades: Nude Airedale Jack Rabdbdii Gray Wood Biack Guametai e 4 Vary o AW... : -, Y 2 will want to supply your needs for Spring and Summer s timely sale. All perfect chiffen Hose with all-silk Senet from the manufacturer. At this low price early ttendance is advised. Sale begins at 9 a. m. Every Pair First Quality ‘First Floer CT Tet eee eee ees ee. ee ee ee = — ———— — -—___ _ ___ a g . a fii (22a eee eeeeseaneeeaeeeaeann O28 09 0 8C09 608.08 fa e 6+ - SS os ~~ ~*~ oa > rt 2 eo Dwight F. Daris to Speak. Aly, rvice Dwight F. Davis, Assistant Sec: via BURLINGTON ROUTE between St. Louis = «tt t finish “an with shelf for phone sor strie: walnut finish ane | meanel and heavy cretonne up- aiso chair. Of solid ss r ————— _ Te tien and very — : O serv Amp e 7 © : — i oe ’ space {-Pest Beds $185 —e Suites Four-Posters with At the Very Special Price of . . . i ae a x @ Eight-piece Suites with dull-rub white-conaiiitel hase @ yan mt aE ‘is i walnut finish: dining tabie. 68-inch protec: floor 7. = Failte Aare buffet. 5 chairs and 1 armchair—<at me tractively designed and well made. Simmons Beds $70.00 2 | 7 20 50. Breakfast Sets Gateleg Tables a pg RE ir 6 —— $1 4° Walnut-fnished twin or For full-size Beds; with Sim- mons strong link springs. Sets that consist of dropleaf Gracefully turned Gateleg anc mace ‘to give entire table and ¢ chairs; may be Tables with selid mahogany satisfaction. decorated in amy colors de- ‘op and dull-rub finish: opens sired. at small expense. .o 34z48-inech size. ee rn nS ne ee a a eee _—~- —_

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* rs of Merchandise puri and the West. | a hile Savings on ow Ty ISDAYT, SSANUARY 23. 1924. m eR ROSE EUS RS SE CREE ECC ECC CR OES S RSE TEE Ss Leather Purses ——— Exceptional Values at . omen’s Purses of good qual- ‘ity leather in flat and pouch styles. Rasement Economy Store FAMOUS ~BARK CO: We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted |_sizes. ' The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED a _____£_———- SSeee RP BeBe eee eeeeteweeaeeeeeeeee eee aeuaseune SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8 AND 16 . Washable Gloves @ Of serviceable quality white, washable chamois suede in the gauntlet and long styles. Broken Basement Economy Store Thursday— The Basement Economy Store Offers Unusual Values Of Special Interest, Thursday—A Sale of ' House Dresses -_ Women May Profit Substantially in This Sale of Smart Dresses —— ' qualities of these come. $1.69, $1.85 and $1.95 Values, Special at "| | @ Because of the varied selection and splendid women will outfit themselves for many week's to They are fashioned of splendid quality standard ginghams in a most complete range of "$12.50 to $15 Values In Many New Styles, at ‘OP q This is truly an unusual group, embodying about fifty different styles. There are draped styles, straight line models, basque effects, circular skirts, panels, and tiered ef- essre---sessse Sern SSS cad errts 7 ~ a ~~ li i ——-- "2? e2- ee sane eee? eee . eet serviceable Dresses, many — Basement Economy Store Profit Thursday by This Offering of Men’s Union Suits $4.35 q They are made of elastic ribbed cotton and wool mixed yarns; are ankle length and have long sleeves. In grav only. "18 wo-light style Lamps of metal, utifully finished, and with nels of art glass in the shades. inches high, and especially de- ned for reading. Men’s and Young Men’s Models at... . $2 Value.... Eyestrain | Costs Mo Metal Lamps vate. 12> istic Table Lamps of metal, with panels of amber-colored glass in ies; with 2-light socket. The Basement Suite in broken sizes Choice The Men’s Section Offers— | Negligee Shirts $1, $1.50, $2 Grades—Soiled.. @ Soiled Shirts, selected from our own stocks. In fancy stripes, plain colors.and white, in neckband or collar-attached style. Of English broadcloth, poplin, madras and percale. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s Shirts Wool and wool - mixed; blue, gray, khaki, brown and cadet in one and two pocket styles; Underwear Women’s fine ribbed, fleece lined Vests or Pants: samples of 85c to 31.00 grades; special, A&C Union Suits garment Women’s Union Suits: fine ribbed, fleece lined, in various styles; regulgr or extra sizes: 74 $1.00 to $1.15 values..-:.... C Infants’ Wrappers Durable, Wool-Mixed Blankets , -_ * Men’s Union Suits Seconds of $1:25 grade: fiat knit. fleece lined with long sleeves | and in ankle length; §9c¢ eee “Big Gus” Zeidler Sentenced. Unless an appeal to the Supreme _Court, which recently failed, is renewed, “Big Gus Zeidler. convict- | ed bank robber, must return to the | Southern Illinois penitentiary at | Chester instead of to Gov. Len Union Suits fhildren’s sizes from 2 to lz | vears: fine ribbed, fleece lined cot- ton: seconds of $1.25 to $1.50 grades... C pongee, ity in Our recSale and Suites - an r Phone/{Sets Value Mahogany - finished Tables with shelf for phone book-— | also chair. Of solid construc- tion and very convenient. Kitchen Tables $18.00 $ 5 45 Value For... White-enameled, porcelain- | top Tables: with drawer white-enameled base domes toe protect floor. Limited numpef. | @ Warm Blankets of wool-mixed weave, and soft, fluily finish; block plaid patterns in blue, pink and tan, ribbon- bound edges; size 66x80 inches. $9 Blankets $3.50 Comforters A limited quantity of sani- These woo!-mixed Blankets | ; are in pink, blue, tan and tary. cotton-filled Comfort- ers covered with serviceable gray plaids, finished with Satin ribbon bound materials. In the $2 49 $6.25 ' full-bed size. Each, . BRasement Economy Store Men’s Pajamas ede 70x80 in. Pr Thursday Brings Important Savings in This Sale of CottonGoods —Otfering Odd Lots of Many Domestics and Wash Fabrics $10.00 flavored ~20c Basement Bake Shop Assorted Chocolates An Interesting Offering of $2.50 and $3 Values—Special. . ¢ 9 5 : e 4. @ Of pink brocade and pink coutil, in low bust and waistline style with long skirt, Ce i | Bus Strack boned with good quality boning; strong at- . prt: - ‘Seoee re : by Wire. tached hose supporters; good range of sizes. | off - erating, who has an) é ‘ | Office in the Victoria Building, was | $1.50 Brassieres $2 Famo Girdles | riding downtown on top of a bus Also Bandeaux—H. & W. Semi-sport Girdles of pink yesterday morning. An _ electric! and B. & J. makes—of lace brocade and coutil; 12 and 14 wire struck him in the face at a and embroidery, sateen and inch lengths; good fitting and | Point 75 feet east of Grand boule- lace: also crepe de chine comfortable; $1 29 vard on Washington boulevard. Confiners; Thursday .....+++ ° wrenching his neck and inflicting Economy Store _ bruises on the face. He was near-. ly jerked from his seat. The wire| was suspended between the Third Baptist Church arfd an electrically | illuminated Thrift week advertise- | ment erected in the triangular park | _ between Washington boulevarg and | - : the cut-off at Grand boulevard. The wire has since been raised. . Glaring or misplaced rt eyes. Your working light should be correct in quality as ‘well as intens @ treat rather than a threat to the eyes. Eyes behave and 1s last longer when with a light that them. Deylight is cause Nature made Union Suits | atnet | ere OF SOS WS Tee Renee: $1.65, $2.00 and $2.50 val a vie "oO? , at ieec nec ’ ’ mae co a ; ; ° of é ae “i eae ee | ricarapllivrn pe artis in button or ues; two-piece style $1.39 oe _ ADVERTISEMENT extra sizes; $1.25 to 95 | each . : 29 | ongee: GAGE: cae . | A r y Sla $1.50 values.... C ? Basement Economy wt : ee eS e ou a ve | f - ae y St 9 ~ ew to Your Stomach? ‘pi : Heartburn, gas, sour stomach c: R Spiced Muffins relieved quickly by Haley's ongoleum ugs @ Freshiy-baked Muffins, deliciousiy Magnesia Oil ae ah ts aE ae with pure spices and topped with vanilla ' 45 icing Thursday, the dozen ‘cs $17.50 Value, 1 3 . Thursday....-. @ These genuine Congoleum Gold Seal Art Rugs are shown in many desirable color com- binations, suitable for various rooms, sanitary 9x12 feet in size. Basement Economy Store @ Many kinds of centers covered with sweet lates—every piece fresh and toothsome. and waterproof; value, Thursday, pound . Basement Candy Shop 27c Linen Toweling Pure Irish linen Toweling of heavy, round thread weave: absorbent, full bleached and 25c and 29c Outing Flannel Mill remnants of plain white and fancy- striped Outing Flannel; soft, fleecy quality; 4 r oe with red or blue border; | ; our Needs in 86 inches wide; limited quantity; 15c eae OY, el An Opportunity to Supply Y ' nches wide; va the yard : near eiosaders Du plex Shades Percales Bath Towels 1? 44c¢ Seconds of $1.25 Grade, Each ae = . * @Genuine Duplex Window Shades in green and W ° Extra heavy, full bleached 36 inches by 6 feet, and mounted on good spring rollers. Percaies, . lus . . : * Towels, with strongly hemmed Occasional imperfections. , $2 Curtains ends; 22x44-inch size; just 100 ( dozen in this remarkable $4 Curtains | Beige tint Nottingham Filet and Scotch weave Curtains in cohen 32 pretty patterns; | group. . | 6 P plain or figured designs; scalloped long by usual width; 45- Indian Head edge; wanted tints; 2.98 | ie pair » 4 Mill remnants from 1 to 10 yards; full bleached and 44 39c Cretonnes ractive oO att ive | Een i nd colors and patterns, a ae | 60 inches wide; yard $1.19 ; Ke. , , wide assortment nehes wide; ver) “ ae ~ 29¢ colorings and patterns, serviceabie; yard. “ wy | Basement Economy Store the yard —_— -—- — — —- Wash Goods 25c Value, | Yard | 13C€ YTard-wide White Organdie, 27-inch che: ked Nainsook and Dimity; fiber striped tissues and other fabrics: all mill remnants. Table Damask Pure bleached, mercerized Damask in floral and dotted Gesigns: 72 inches wide: sec- onds of $1.00 grade. 59c¢ — ee 59c Value, Fach 25c Value, Yard... C lace (ur- 2% yards me $1.69 $2.50 Drapery Fiber Drapery in wide variety of Yard-wide Dress in mill remnants of from 1 to 3 yards; about 1500 yards in lot: many neat patterns and colorings. 89c Robe Cloth Beacon and other yard-wide Robings in attractive designs: warm, serviceable qualities; yard $8.00 End Tables Value is 83S Just a few of these very attractive Tables; with 1 A SEER ES ORE EE Oe

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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 33. 3924. Exchange to Close. ~ST-LOUS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH clone has MORE Citp Crentetion han the morning and one other evening nemepaper COMBINED OAL Se , pore ee 7, ondourcot bani 2 Re ) ne = FOR FARM RELIEF | ZO*eageas-Camdervoc 7 — ITE ASH” SCREENED, ALL LUMP, $5.75 | Immediate Delivery—Excellent Quality IN ll R] H WES] Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday. 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth fe NTRAL COAL CO..,,.52itnescnn ves > - | ar 0 thi PILES a KNIFE WriteMarineCompen? 0? Five Steps, Some to Be way Guarantee Genractee lure ar Ne Pay Danger. be Mesotial Be Detar Taken by Government, Others by Individuals. By t Agsociated Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. steps for the relief of the agricul situation in the Northwest, to be taken br Congress, _ by the executive branch of and some by pri- vate interests, ‘re outlined by President Coolidge today in a spe- Full Oress or Tuxedo Suit cla] message to Congress. from Judge & Delph Drug Steres The steps include — ROTHGIESSER BROS. The refunding of the The POST-DISPATCH is the oniy St Louls evening N. W. Cor. Broadway and Ciestust past due indebtednes pewepaper giving Aseoctated Press sews service. er in the territories most seriously affected. Financia! assistance through a Federal agemcy to enable wheat farmers to make the change from a single-crop system to diversified ? ? — wherever it iia t ul. of the tmpaired 7 apital of ‘Rents 1 institutions in r you are giving a’ dinn Ave. ine pater sections. party on this festive occa- - on by private capital then let us give you al financing corpora- neweatios ef decorations in the plan of reor- that ill add romance and atmosphere to the affair. The extensien of the time dur- : — : j te . . ; eo. t 3 o a ee - ~ : . ‘ = :s _— " a : x Py i Sa a." : : ing which the War Finance Corpo- ol ome teatte eapebaen ration can make loans Hane af ¢ = $e — " > 7 3 ems ‘ re, . > ho i 7 ' —— - . r : Y . e .. . > + - . ~ > , ‘her , ‘ a er 1 , J Separate Pieces Reduced aa be te ee $ t $ source of the Federal Government ul 2 , rT aed BF pest ae a hecess! itv for a charming bedroom cannot be overestimated, .. Oo and ali the assistance which the iat wan wake sear tania for such a room promotes more complete rest and relaxation. _ veto * : business and farming community attractiv ‘ormte im and look ah ms : * can render.” the Priced fro NEW BEDS Mahogany Chifferette, reduced from ; | ro Aa ~ Situation Becoming Acute. a@y Shoo.-Firet bd “The economic situation in cer- ) in sed. full size, bow , uced from | Mahogany Dressing Table, reduced 100 Pairs Patent Pumps ° . : tain wheat growing sections of the [/ : are 2 7 ; . $63.00 to >: , Northwest.” the President said at : aa ‘oun CHIFFOROBES 250 Pairs Black Satin Straps VP ~ _-—-s)- Wealmut Chifferebe, roomy, reducall, | $90.00 to : 258 Pairs Patent Straps mame | — : — of the We | G@ebees fs -@ mahogary finish: ful “Walnut Chifforobe, well constructed, ment a the leca! institutions : | - ze; reduc from 9 to . from $56.00 to thee territery far % - -s x2 get . ~~ ~e Wakhut Chifforobe. splendid value, 275 Pairs White Satin Straps pat territory for its solution.” "eta L - DRESSERS __Walhut Chi i i, Oe oteeeete a ie i ee vorr le mirrer Dressing Tabie. | Walnut Chifforobe. formerty priced §2 80 Pairs Black Kid Straps . . 7 res re > Cone: my ; me - “em me . 5 : —s from v “ ; gt 190-P; " Cc Kid S ae comtinue ‘> | ' . ye triple mirror Dresser, re- | Fumed oak Chifforobe, reduced fem ham a “ = i a from isco to $35.00 to - _ pagne . traps eceetils clit Gee Ree ‘oe athe es jird’s-ere maple Dressing Table, reduced | Chest of Drawers of walnut, reduced te oa ee ae : 3 from $73.50 $30.00 8 838 Ch f Drawers in fvorr, reduced 50 Pairs Bronze Kid Pumps “al oie ce Te, ae i | : Parchment éecemtedSumi-Vente. seleeea’ | gene apa ete . _— iain a . Regs from $40.60 tc | i 100 Pairs Colored Suede Straps . na Grains Wine ate cae enti 0) Bird's-eye maple Dreming Table, reducea | * BEDROOM CHAIRS esliecinimin ; nh toy : ack HOR P Pies ke from G 2 ¥aln Bedroom GQhair. Also Incladed Are ee rractipa Genterpieces fe ray enamel Dresser, reduced fi "3.00 | from $14.00 te 100 P . T C if ecemsary for sound agriculture! dinner parties they onl Oe : _ Waleet a Chair, | Boot Se ; ; aoe made * der in any y Wahogany ressin able. from | frem» $12.58 to airs ianva > ol wie ce a ee ¢ oarsemgalt ry, I Bp 0% you desire—ih Valen- Regular $4.50 Shoes ‘Sensis @2 Qe Regular $6.50 3e cun Sizes 4 to 8; $3 AS Sizes 812 to $3.85 Sizes 1134 te , om riced | 1; priced ° 2; priced | 28 Are Your Children’s Shoes KH Wear They Should? Winter weather with its ice and snow @ footwear that is built correctly and str every detail — the very best grades of seams sewn with the strongest lmen’t scientifie construction that plaees the where the greatest straims are. Such is the Soresis Shoe for children, not only for its wearing qualities, but lines as well. vv.Q,r.-— a - | PF OE iS ré t 4 - he = are not made. ~~ be can ben- SAY “BAYER” when you buy—Gonuine Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not 732 Mo wesnanes 2ntrT OaNKS . . F “oe - ¥ - - ‘ have added : the hardsh os of the ° FO 4 . ‘ ° getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions farmers. The War Finance forme -_ = Corselette . <9 POTAUON is still functioning. but its Sears = | and prescribed by plHysicians over 23 vears for tia - ian oo a aeacageary enema This combination of an elastie-gored Girdle and a s gl ong Thesaggnees Bandeau confines the figure and at the same Ume jion—eend ber a2 box of , j : : alentine’s [ give uner ted “e and fi ; bust line, de- Colds Headache Neuralgia Rheumatism teeta ne A pret: eee ‘ox '| smamiiod gr Qe pemapndeer ee = ith Vandervoort’s de- = ' = : : ticto andi ili certainiy At $3.50 Toothache Lumbago Neuritis Pain. Pain make a piace for you in her Flesh coler noveity cloth; hooks on the — partmes* le pire ea: ou «6can€6«6purchage side with elastic inserts. » January aod } ireds of fami- — = box vou de- At $5.00 *s ’? : eon inlaid ' Reniiiien ate - | Accept oniv Baver package | “wort, Sar poy eee aa were a ee ee Model of fancy satin-stripe broche with 3 — ’ . mare. The Prufrock Litton Far aah Medetidhiad, @ pair of supports. which contains proven directions. | »are Co. Fourth and St. Charies, Boxes 0: tin, yor At $8.50 Hand “Ra er” bo ’ - td thy selection of wish to fll your own boxes. Handsome pink sasin styte. hooked at side: xes furniture that truly fits the home. They come tn any number of daintily finished: ideal for the sportzwoman y y of tweive tabiets im their February sale al! furni- sizes and at all prices. | and growing gir. Acpiria is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Sere of Salicylicacid a , + Serosis Shoe Shop—secend Fiecr.

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I at i aR IN Mi Ne a sESDAY, | | | | RY 33. 1924. The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE bitte Ci reubation than BOTH other evening newspapers CQMBINED »ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ; a ete! es ——— _—— — — a Se - . .. .. - “ e-em meee ADVERTISEMENT jsbo yaaa to Close, sages tse olo, the Lisbon Ex-| of the War Finance Corporation to ' "fgeoristed Frens- , 2 os wt e temporarily deca | confer with representatives of th | eos ¥ an, Jan. 23.—Ow!lng to the) and al! Date yay purchases of gold | ntereste 1 groups to devise a-prac- | FND BHFUIMATISH BOY HURT (IN ED | EVERY PAY DAY SAVE A DEFIN . sU ' re value of ee ! ty the = | neat ade through the officia) | tical plan of action.” ESEMMTSWAL WITH RED PEPPER SEHNOSLEGHOES| = Spey Wiszur ; ust F rom Ninth to T ‘ Wit? | Walton Huse, 18, Found Guilty | | enth When you are suffering with) Was Thrown Against Bridge ~ and you can ~ ll atte . eh: | © m, % | of Manslaughter—Parole Is | rheumatism so you can hardly get oe aseindin ” : around just try Red Pepper Rub at When Runners Caught Recommended. | Force of habit causes J) you wiil have the qulshent re tet in Rut F oe AWE EASILY — ff millions when they need | *"°""- esos : , - | Nothing has such coneentrated. Tie second death this winter , ! er of an automo- | ic. he 3 ' , A youthful driv a tonic: to ask for penetrating heat as red peppers. In fram injuries suffered while sled- | a bile, which figured in last year's stant relief. Just as soon , as you ap-| dine wae t. t ic sord of motor-vehicle fa- Sco I I S ply Red Pepper Rub fee i ling was that of Gerald East, 13 |] ragic recor [ "PI ub you feel the | years old, of 6324 Maple avenue, | talites, was found sullty of man- f° FP WAT YE STON: | wskne’the sore seer samintes if who ‘died at St. take Hospital | AMERICAN TRUST CO. SEVENTH @ LOCUS slaughter by a jury in Judge Itt- |warms the sore spot through and! Monday of internal injuries. ' ' ‘through. Frees the blood cireula- Gerald and several other boys. a ent ae gra. You are familiar with the tion, breaks up the congestion—and | hitched a sled to the horse-drawn | | === fixed his punishment at three the old rheumatism torture is gone. sleigh of R en Harvey. 6061 Horton “wer salmon wrapper and the Rub, m oD 06 ey ee oe \ DR. E.R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist — months in jail and a fine of $100, | Rowles Red Pepper made! place, Sunday af . and is, honest, robust face of the J) from red peppers, costs little at any | for a ride ‘Wien tues” Pacey bn 614 OLIVE ST. Gs ee ee - but the jury recommended that he | | | | drug store. Get a j t once. S, Pie pes ! , at £200 be paroled “fisherman. You it a ~ me a ni ee, —, over a wooaen Pree veg at ae : iver fhilde Reeta nt | or — . » VACKUCHE, Puge avenue, the sled struck a | = ridgewo The defendant wan; Waheinr t should always ask for )stitl neck, sore museles, colds inj rut ana Gerald was thrown against X-Ray, Extraction, Plates and B rk 18, of 2551W University street, SCO? 7 S by ni hame. | cheat. mpeg (pcs nh relief awa the bridgework. He was taken ir i" | ALL PATIENTS RECEIVE PROMPT SERVICE - . j who, while driving the Ford run- ine Bs “es Nee get t om —— with the sleigh to his home and late ee Hours 8:30-5:30 Daily—Sunday 9-12. A 4 about of Wilbert Rehfus, 17, of ‘the name Rowles on each package. | », moved’ te the hospital. is. | see t {ts pa er 1439 Chambers street, Nov. 6 last, | collided with another automobile. Rehfus, who was riding in the run- yi about, suffered a fractured skull a x land died 16 hours laters r et Oe Ree ae 2 ' , on , Huse testiNed he was driving | he Bedell 15-store buying power . The advantages of our purchasing oeliags aks sy peg vc ata assures Vou of extraordinary values— / power are yours and when you - down earring 1e sec t f ; ; . | Michigan avenue, and sounded his | \ values that have established an envi- ! the attractive values, you will be e horn Walter Beckerle of 1959), oe = mew St oS »% > pee es Withnell avenue, driving the othe | able standard in ot. Loui: . : 3 y thusiasti ‘ - car, north on Michigi an av enue, | Bede li Dress Salon —Entire Second Floor. Redell Drees Salon—Entire Second Floor. testified Huse was driving at a high | ‘rate of speed. Huse’s car struck | 3 Washington Avenue Corner Seventh Street the other near the middle of the \ | intersection and overturned it. The are oO e | State contended Huse was culpably | negligent in approaching the inter- ‘ a EE A Ce section at too high a speed. Judge. Ittner informed the jury 'that he was opposed to paroling persons from:the bench immediate- ‘ly after the return of a verdict of guilty, but that he would consider | their recommendation. Huse's ;counsel, in his argument, had f . inleaded for lenienaqy on the ground | ' supply an odd piece | Open Open of the defendant's youth. A mo- | b , ; : . Lyening» 5 Lvenings ‘ion for a new trial was filed, an‘ | substantial savings. - 1018 Olive St., S. E. Cor. 11th St. use was released on bond. mot be overestimated, aff j | | RI rest and relaxation. ofl PRESIDENT ASKS | \ FOR FARM RELIEF | Chifferette, reduced from $83.75 ts “Hi | ws wd IN NORTHWEST 2 ressing able, reduced a Continued From Preceeding Page. $49.50 CHIFFOROBES authority to make new loans ex- | di a. Chifforobe, roomy. vires March 31, of this vear. I . ~ | | we Se ° recommend that Congress extend ; 5 The Most Extraordinary Values Ever until Dec. 31, 1924, the time during hifforobe, well constructed, reduced [ telat Gina ine tie ale > thet \ | | ay | ° caeceinen seatiha: a3 | » ae eo on acs ae | air i if . Of fered liv the Bedell Store. es RA a — Ws sie of the period for which Toans| ag \} Marvelous New Styles Fashioned of | Fine Fabrics Oto $60. Tt is to your —- 00 now before pric s "adv ane ul xe — heretofore made can be renewed. | a i a i i iS O0x -* iS O; Chifforobe, formerly priced $114.00, . entire stock of new and uw: === a 7 3 $75.00 latest up-to-date styles e: Bs oe ; : a Those Who Should Help. - cally priced for quick sale. >e - iain ae ae ile ? oak Chifforobe, reduoed from $95.00 ow are listed a few of the many ‘ ~~ , lt appears to mé that it is CS- | $65.00 money-savers. : i ™ rg ential that the large business con. | Drawers of walnut, reduced to $29.00 4 a Dee | au, | erns. such as transportation, the of Drawers in ivory, reduced from | $100 Pathe 1: ret i it | ore stable banks not only in this | $33.00 : 85 Bruns ick ay ie ai territory, but in adjoining states, | | wi gine a i Pw Mt | | } ij vho necessarily benefit from the EDROOM CHAIRS 150 Console eS tye rt eh a. — | 45 prosperity of these areas, should | Bedroom Ghair, cane seat, reduced ; OH ait v iil | in their own interest extend a very to $9.00 125 Kenmore , ae A ei it Hi dl | Aes | | large measure of aid in remedy of | — Chair, cane seat, — if 35 Victor et i Hit : Te |this situation, and on creditors . ; ) A eh hy | Bod Wit | Me OR even further afield, such as our in- Bedroom Chair, cane seat, reduced - & 250 Console (flat by viel ' | | earaned eondlimscrose ot os others, | 0 to $9.50 | é model ) ~ bh £6 © 145 ut ’ i | Ae i ehould co-operate fully. humber of other Bedroom Chairs » 125 Silvertone 48 we | a & Py “In these agricultural sections | Juced. which numerous bank failures | OO} “® SAU : : , . . ; 1? late flections if + , . ‘fi : have contributed to the distressfu]) 5 Suite, $ 1 58 m cluded with each machine. | 7 Pin iE i conditions, it must be recognized, \| Ry : i ~\E i ih " ‘te 4 ? however. that there is a distinct , aN | . . Mi ae 1) limit to the scope of the assistance | Oya ZA for Women ively styled ad. Begin Payments in , i) Te i y/ which the Federal Government can | ~~ } =3 \ and Misses sser, triple mirror*"ee@ egularly i, March, 1924 — Hy ‘render. Government agencies can- | . \ ~ ne —), ; $274.00 > | trade | n your present piano — am)” not properly make loans upon in- aoe : | special. or phohegraph a8 part pay- |} secure collateral, or to banking in- | ou 7 - . T i= Ft ment . , a titutions whose capital is impaired. | | = Se $35 DRESSES A |: ‘iE E R N O QO NX sections a more drasti: | “om. fs yy TY = : ‘ | Sere eee 2s $30 DRESSES STREET AND Cots, $1.95 Each | ] scary ona. well-organized \ SERS oe - . . ; | tare iano | naive wate to provide ays-| | / RBS) fl $25 DRESSES DANCE FROCKS 0 ba or returns, and— | aly or th ‘estoration or a HY | | ae eas Dl destdetes of Starck Grand, 1 — and Fiayer-Pianos strengt aiiakiie 4 lers Ly 1018 OLIVE ST. " §$. E. Cor Open Evenings wo urces of the country banks and | SAN } f | | New Spring Crepes, New Spring T affetas, Satin Crepes, 11th St. inancing institutions necessary to | wan | Hf . oper service of the farmer.) V@r | 1) VAR) | New Tan and Gray Charmaine Cloth Dresses be found to be advisable 4 Ng Uy Mtn | co-operate with} the * \OTOSIS Shoes call upon those large business dren’s Shoes Giving the 1 35 @ % — ; wigs enetiata te tenenaiiiatele een. | Sa ; , reert erg it} he ¢ ire oO - » 2 ? ) the welfare of ait Tan, Gray, ith its ice and Snow calls for = | k rest of the ‘country, lo co-operat-: on that places the strength ulture and the managing director new financing institu- ¥ | i * . . , . , . ' tain Hite DVANCE Spring models at a mere fraction of their real value Pires pec A gl Sa | : Bedell store values will be delighted at this opportunity—and you ’ neerns, the railroads, the mer- with l¢ th iit correctly and strongly in is h Federal agencies in attacking , . ko ss Cocoa, | \ strains are. - ls mn such as have been organized | al Value | ) > SaGaeEe te came Cn N\ RARE will be offered THURSDAY. Women who have learned of : a . pital nor can it organize | | Ha A . will be astonished the marvelous Dresses offered. The newest : , : ‘On corm panies, but ij Ca rop- act | ° . °. = : > _ ; > a | = 3 , yar he Des oe eae ma. effects in trimming and designing are used in attractive fashion. # Sizes 1144 = "$5 0 | ; ie “ PETS Pry antile establishments, the agricul- | ) 2: priced | . o - ; ! Kv Wij ural suy. ply houses and all those | iia | , : ‘arge l-usiness ‘stablis nents Je | ish io New Spring Colors: They Should? Y : . ) 7 i ’ , , PY, , dot a | " th It ven cen them, in their ee | - | | ” —: || vn interest, as well as in the in ’ ™ a Ta ‘5g New Green, "2 . blem in a large way. . -» \ e. very be st grades of rete 9h a freee therefore directed the \ » ie ! te, be New Blue 2€ strongest linen threads; ecretaries of commerce and agri- | “ ; ; | sis Shoe for children, famous ing qualities, but its stylish All-steel sleeping cars! All-steel club cars! naan chair cars! All cars throughout are : stee s latest modern equipment is yours nts a value unequaled when you board — e quality considered. a The Wabash or “Midnight Lismited’’ XD) Clears The leaving St. Louis 11:52 midnight, arrivirig Dearborn Ee Scalp Of Station Chicago 7:50 A M. X¢ “€ Dandruff A spl : *P endid roadbed, eflicient trainmen, courteous | + : . reatrmment: mpl yes and on-time schedules combined with the PAN On retiri ing all-stee] equipment insure a comfortable trip. Some- / = | gently ing to eat and drink in the club car at any time. Cuticure Ointment, ete Bets Re td A. 25 ongle RR Pye eres a THETA Rescrvations and tickets at WABASH TICKET OFFICE Broadway and Lecust Street dandruff Tickets also at Union Station and itching Next morning sham- F. L. McNally, Division pennguee a poo with e suds of Cuticura see 1495 Railway Exchange and hot water Rinse -with tepi weter This treatment does much to keep the scalp clean and healthy — promote hair growth a a Seseples Tree tyr Mall Address: “Outicera Laber : stories, Dept 856, Maiden 45. S. Mase” Seid every- where. Soap Tic Ormement 2 and boc Taleum ile BF C uticure Soap sheaves without mug o> TN aT nc. GAAS ITNT Toh

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ee —E —E —— —$——$—_—_—_ ——_ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ——_—- ——— ——— > 22 ~ ‘ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH = = oe 7 . } ae 3 : . / HEAD CT UFFED WY YY MM Mg Save when you can py erring ge DENY HENRY Vil 2 A ‘ : . —*.- : ~o-d ‘ i _, | ’ 4 _ . : : - 7 ors : . . « : os * ss > . . . : . > > - > . . ‘ ~— .* ; ™ ‘ : P . . - a? a _ oo ® — . a . . *. . _ 2 - . . . OE jas-08 Washington Avenuc—Thra Ame “3 r Deny ¢ T"'h 2 res > this ehurch is apostothc and continuitr.” and t me i that te cemmDat the “prop- oe > > > —* e . as to Henrs opies of the tlenm be sent to school boards cipals Wit pakrean* Sales Office a a ly Re ey ADVERTISEMENT. Day by day the Expansion work progresses and the Expansion Sale continues. A sale that presents unusual values as a means of encouraging shopping in spite of the slight inconvenience and noise. Many umadvertised bargains are also featured on new Spring and remaining Winter apparel and milimery. r Engiand ; * time of Henry VIIL, because ef Henrv's A Gleamy Mass of Hair quarre: with Pope Clement and e | S5e “Danderiie” does Wonders yn.) on nepeenost Rurope: tm p l _ of health andw , s decirines chahged , ss : a a . e ch's doc Be. tor Any Gils Hair i oamty Cherch in Britain. for you. A ar t iume. a avthoritative ~~. 3 . e | sath century, wrote that “Chris UW 1 f S The Newest Spring Models for Misses and Women to any las nearly eetod. in aif probed ‘socket. s $10 to $15 Values E Y #, + Mad ’ — all propabiT!- hut imam the ea eee a a hoe Inthe Season’s Newest gustine’s “> Fashions ageert. on Sa > iy . . tion at our E hearing about the stunning & a we present at fe. Dresses, = —— © « SS ie Met! | ph or hor | whieh are refleetions of the $ A5 ’ ; ~~ = , Fit or one f ie Sian styles, developed wm the - ; Se | aN \t\ We : demonstration 7, tenals and trimmings imag? r Bi i = | Dividedg nd Dy fhe law of Chi in anit other otylen that Relies aie | e ments on ¥@ See demonsti 76 Far-T rimmed and I alored rriarTr ryyrt peare | ; : = . .* . * e . " - ° © ° > _ . % “a : j " a ' >» ten” A? o ; a” ’ ss , — % ° ‘ & be — —— . — o ‘ gna t . care 4 Toa t \I inv cyt G . : . . . = ‘ " a : > > ' ° : . - * _ ~~ - - - a > . : > ad > h) "> > m _ . > +) as ¢ r? 4 . re "le Peas . aa . . rt - n. ~?os)! : . ‘ . Lied & . a4 a s | ‘ _ . - . a4 4 - . = 25 Far-T rimmed and T alered Sed St op Son Sent Sates pene senanree ere S e $95.00 Values . ADVEKTISEMENT | es ' rvices wa th ta = Uu its $85.00 Values THER KNEW no ter eho Ep S7aae vemmes ......:. There Was Nothing So Good for ——e POSER, REC! . Senaeetien end Colds ao, Minster paaees SS oS = POWs er t Formerly Priced Up Mat vis is be Oped . 7 ong d wT ) - am } stinu to $45 $75.00 Valzes Paster hua? 7 -ALerTed OWT ee fem 7% mastard plasters me —— . . ante : : ' : : : ~ ? é - - : : Py : . \ For lucatiena a Lar f the ; * » ‘2 rach "eee : '.34,7 : - - fk , = musta. i’ ; entil . pe ee ~~) ai . ; ’ sheet ' . ® — aa — Vv@n' Y Mass ale Pe. -_ the fager tps, wow Gu OF MAN SHOT.IN HIS ROOM oats Former to So or - leramg rede moe al perce pens Geran’ Wider Apparently Had Been Beth fur-truumed and tailored- models to select . ; (Weaning Autumath » ia ** >} : a ~ ie . . -" Ti i Ti tr i _ Asi) = ™ ~ “ora ° asst * yur 25 To Mothers: Mrstercie is » i> ~AS 2cceGg On ta while Being cleaned * 2? 4 ; : , 2 > _ - he . : .A ’ ~ 2 ie , "* a a ™ " wr. . Srinsng “A de ower : : = 7 So a _ > = _ i " > A of : 4 : ; 9s ° > St. + - , + 4 -~ . + can “. ANG y' 5 7 J | wn Oi ~) 2 ~ Pf : eet : p24 : . . . ™-. . > ih = 7 . : > were near the bod) ind Flo epuienal savin: ineluded are hi ~{ . is a- : : “ . e = ™ ' : + cot _ a" ae > > . : . - Tari e . . _*-* . ’ rT? : . . ° be : »- : $ re? 6 . > : ~ e : _ 244A - _ _— . . ss 7s A _ _ a ~- > « _ * 7 7 ve 4 * . ‘a | ; P ~*~ cs i. ’ — , ; i : - e afi " . " - mn 7 - , " . : — 1 tz . ” * e : * : p™ : i PS ee: ” by > hs —— ee « sy mito enemas nef] | ine Deore va Up to $10 New Spring Skirts ,

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® aN qua Y 23, 1924. ; “eg ae The Dail ] y POST-DISPATCH done e has 43,000 MORE City Circulation than wiviel — eveni ig | DiS ak COMBINED . ‘ ST. QUIS POST-DISPATCH JANU ARY 23. o _WEDNESDA : ‘a oe 5. Oe ee Neleee SO, Bimer Bacon) PASSION PLAYER TO. | 2° » : ou C LD con | SPEAK OVER K 5 i) ’ E: sp 5 ERS Daa C-O.M-LNG F-R-I-D-A-Y st rm | 68 e6«w-L Two Remarkable Sales an cold, ong Ber thiniy’s vee nd cover with « Anton Lang on Tonight’s Pro- | — SS. | Ss , : ¥y 1f ee gram With Dr. Emile Coue, cided pier: ; — ' Typical Kline Savings ~@ : fF Aveyue—Thru lo Sicth Stree : SER THURSDAY'S POST DMPATCH | ILEASPERRING | Auto-Suggestion Exponent. ah rtully ettective Homoeo. ros ‘ matel: Radio 1 —~ - . , P SAUCE Post-Dispat bei, A Sensational oe Sale. Swill wiv ae OLDE. take | 7S OManies wes Broadeasting Station , wed hour, and “66” night KS D | 546 Meters ann 4 pleasant treatment 2 ~" r? i on to quickly break TRY A 31% Foe Ss AS oun ; A : cestin at t 40, Luyties’ “88”... .25e on aheas. 3 broede 240, :40, ed , 9:40 Fr dayties “66”... he BAVARI A N ‘ll 2:40 and 4 p. a, 4 et + ra ttles | tions and news bulletins | Ba 9 “eailly Decteor Beok, 72 . M A I x | T / t » >Re the Middle es free oo ieotication L E RAC Prices supplied by Market News NOT MUCH SUGAR NEF DED 1) Service, Uv. &. Dept. of Agricul- gies’ Homoeopathic Pharmacy . AT YOUR DEALERS || jj tv's 8"¢ principal Exchanges. y 03 Locust St. = ——— — Weidinatne A :00 P. M. | The BUSINESS CARD c eslume tn | Program by Seth Abergh’s Concert Arnesen, violinist, | POST-DISPATCH WANTS fs a Mist ||| [rocgcest direct from Hotel Statler. Estate Investments or of LIVE WORKERS who are ANX- —— ‘he Real Estate pages. |'10US to SERVE in many lines. ; : r . — ge . r , , " . pt a ) ‘ ies ( “Naughty Marietta” | ; MIs yo ‘i mene =v ef | One 563 BETTER DRESSES . .7 ° s. : vos . 4 _ / yY u Y m O Ss ; @ (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) | emia: Segalate aun yy priceless asset. Its ) IE ; Mute Proibita “agen | G), | 1 K | WORTH TO $30! Araranthus Gilder ~The World Is Waiting oo Sunrise improvement an @ -_— _ | es : a ' | | : | vs Anton Lang. the | | ‘ f « ; m|preservation aréem Bill cuhitre” ot” tie Onerameserses I] i y HG ee > Reductions Have Been Made With but One Christus Passion Play. Program by most i ~ | . ||| Roeway. tenors” Mildrea “clark, Hh] Mf VON ot _ . . mportant te : ; Tikes rh a (7 —{Y Thought in Mind—to COMPEL Clearance Program ‘you. i. Ps PUA 7 | EP UO Lang, the | ] J , ee tae | Christus of the Oberammergau Passion Play. ‘5 | 2 —Songs. ; ’ Q . - af Ray Na Toe ; (a) Smile Through Your Tears, : . | * | Renulife H i ghm a - | (Dd) ng oO a - ' Rimsky-Korsakoff S e p O | 4 AM? § AA : ' , Sothee 2 at f 4—Songs. ig MN, tt NS / aS Soe (a) Roses of Picardy .... Wood | (b) Macushla .... Me cMurrough for Th ee her, | you. © samé 7 Srey - See ne Soh Shee | (a) Harmonica Blues .. Sonnen (bd) ase Waltz switch-button that rae ea | a | NESE WE a i] Ya) "That O18 Gang of Mine, S O Tl y O ur : ‘ ,. , | % : ot oe (b) The > fy FF oy rshw 7~—Ha Pa ae. | |} eer +8 ; 7 BS Petty oe Se ; lights will, ba = EE oes rt 4 Mr. Sonnen “ boo 5 Dreamland City. .Arundale means of a Ren | | | i | (b) Little Gray Home in the West , Lohr eae | 1 ee | 3 i) Mr. nen of health and vigor : ii Steinway and Knabe Pianos Used. 1 11:30 P. M. | for you. Attachegi S p rl nN g ] 9 y 4 H ||| coccnestra broadcast direct from the Ilote tatler. to any lamgp ‘ll Thursday—8:00 P. M i socket. NEW COATS |. B || ,.eret acannon. panies abe |} | | } NEW DRESSES Si eee ae ee ees Bl a a) NEW SUITS ) 1 Station K S D will present to- ; S ee demonetril #inight in a special program at 9% ie ‘ | | Entire o’clock two speakers, Anton Lang, Soon, from every quarter, you will be i tion at our stor > F heari "ithe Christus of the Oberammer- ng about the st » : uy stunning Spring fashions nam’ Pannidn *Pinck“d, Da aie Fourth Floor : We present at $20. Dresses, Suits and Coats 4 ' D ed Or phone for home: which are reflections of the smartest Pari- | CO, Re ee eee 7 | evot to / | the cure by auto-suggestion. Both N . ‘ | TH ’ ’ | . This Event. KLIN E’S—Fourth Floor. : sian styles, developed in the ecleverest ma- {are in St. Louis in the course of demonstration. : terials and trimmings imaginable. tours of the United States. Other] [| . | j;are Fred Sonnen, harmonica solo- | R-E-D-U-C-E-D ! R-E-D-U-C-E-D ! Dj 1V i d SC d = $ | ih its Soe P. ae aon tenor. 1 | : “~~ « ! pay- 1 fie stoners, born tnose near ana! f WINTER SUITS | FUR COATS |. GIRLS’ COATS | Girls’ Dresses | WINTER COATS é | ‘ a | sestures of the special program - ~ ps R-E-D-U-C-E-D ! R-E-D-U-C-E-D ! R-E-D-U-C-E-D ! t long distances from S8t. Louis, ments O Tl O u r thee the jud : | ges, last night was a y - : Values to $125 $100 Values Values to $19.75 Values to $19.75 Values to $50\ light bills v 'sion. Not only were the two con- # icerts given of much more than or- , Ceats of > Made of fl . dinary excellence in themselves Remark - ' line Wonderful Dainty Dresses; magenta? but the transmission was so fine| fH #>le fu r- s : ie os 4 . values; sizes S = s quality m4 - J ee | | | | nat " ; trimmed ae oye = 7 to 14; well =—— sizes 7 to 16; at- —— ceria a t ——— — — —— people took the trouble to call i} Suit ———— Belgian a d sincaies me als an . Station K 8S D over long distance - 7. Coney): am be > - - oy ee trimmed | warm, at- rials and smart | | red letter night in radio transmis- c 1 usively with quality furs .. to compliment the sending and the well de- attractively sivies — ELECTRIC | , quality of what was being sent. i ri A ee i signed and Fm The early program was a return | morals c P made trimmed .... LIGHT AND PowER@ | ; engagement of John A. Wynn, ‘ ) : : | baritone, and Miss Edna Feldman, 7 ELINE’S—Thi Floor. KLINE’S—Basement. KLINE’S—Balcony. .LINE'S-Belcbag. PS SUE. 26s aoe ane ie : pianist, who were heard on a K 8 — chive |D program before Christmas and Main 3220 Central 3630, |gave the program last night be- ‘cause of requests for a return pro- = la\ stne| | Vo V au : A Real Jatuaiiay Sale. of Ye |gram from many points in the , ‘United States and Canada. Their : ; ~ program last night, which was; wr" | ‘made up of selections seldom heard, 4} ‘tad by radio, was exceptionally weil| @ Choice of Any CRY FOR | presented. The beauty of Wynn's | ) songs Was much enhanced by the| if is accompaniment given by Miss Ern- 1 : => ma O. Walter. : The second program which be- q Special for gan at midnight and continued for! # Thursday ° forme a an hour and a half was: given by! | the choir of the First Presbyterian; ‘ Church, members of which are Mra. 1 “ “a te | YZ ee a 7. ‘ ‘ — —— |A. Splieer, soprano; Mra. A. C. . BAC CH Sears, contralto; Clifford Irons,| Formerly RH A A ES. tenor: G. Lehleitner, baritone; Mrs. | ; f * i” Harold Perrings, violinist, and 4 Priced fo $18: can be quickly relieved = Hugo Hagen, accompanist. Violin) # A selected group of aioe TRE ge EP ~, Late Sloan's. Stroke it on gently. Yo obligati of several of the solos were | | better Dresses in a va- don't have to rub it in. Tense” played by Mrs. Harold Perrings ‘ riety of smart silk and fand were unusual in the full rich-| jf woolen materials. Clev-> muscles relax. The pain cases off : i | then stops. Get a bottle from ER: Fletcher's Captprin is Sheebally prepared to ness of the tone. In this program! # erly trimmed and suit- your druggist today —35 cents. It . Infants in arms ‘and Children all ages of will not stain, 4 te all ~ |also many of the numDers were se- } able for all purposes. lections not usually heard in radio , Choose from this ex- Constipation Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach | concerts. | i traordinary selection The songs ranged from sacred | | for future use. — ; cm Flatulency Diarrhea Regulate Bowels music to light opera and included | t x. ~ ilati : | Srand opera, ballats and negro| § Actual $5 to $7.50 Values I in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and } ispirituals. In this also the rendi- | — Je ‘ pls pigin: Me te, - okt, Se Natural Sle withou lates tion was far above the aver : Wie, aa told imitations. a 6 fies s ee of SMO CTTIR pes wen i The singers, whe are! | ; A wonderful selection of the newest modes for Spring. popular in choir circles in St. Louis, | GIRLS C O ATS They are, mainly, embroidered sport Straws, Milan-crown i | Hats, silk-and-straw combinations, haircloth cambina- tion Hats. They are all new, up-to-the-minute styles, 5 colored in the newest Spring shades. : ADVERTISEMENT sie d =a Judge ‘of L ff ~ directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it. also are soloists of distinction .and ~ae each gave*an individual group. noe a young man I hed « I® + and was considered @ ME | Hugo Hagen, director of the choir,| | of it at one time, but See DOMESTIO og ‘ |accom panied all the singers. r Values to $10: ’ ikiog gave me gitomach “ $ ble which Deneme chrentc, My | wy ten an! ettes | Lovely seo 7 ae , wou Lo we . yabi remen to Depu men. | cia in a variety oO . embroidered : ‘ge | nat see . do avy not = Tv the Associated Press of > y le* and colors. Included in this sale are just 25 - . o | ) : ) icall r ce : * ° : PHILADELPHIA, 23.— | fron eae better crown Hats with genuine fur-brims, each worth ia ; One da my . Mayr'e ond and | am mm ow aa Jan. 33 .— | ! stocks .. $15.00. a PER Mane for pay formal swearing in ete vee “the catarrhal mucus f “ om aS a attaws the | W ” policeman were adopted yesterd vat om . ally hite eune Mt. 0 Olive District, ALL Lump, seer $5.15 | | at a conference between peatorney KLINE’S—8ccond Floor. “ cy caunee er and a em a Pickeé—Forked Cicean—Immediate Delrvery | Gen. Smediey D. Butler, director of i el ne one "i | LE’s eo al CO a3 Adams St. at #. R. Ycs. | public safety and the principal of- ' ah niores), . MONT 3540-3541 ficiale of the Fire Department | Dru . 7

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-——S_— wr o~-e-- HOT ASTOR Times Square- New Yor® Year after guests from St. Louis return regularly to the ibeor. They have learned by» pleasant experi- ence that “to stav at the Astor is to live in New York.” Year ¥. A. MUSCHENHEIM | 7 ) ) 3E BELL-ANS 2sed » be approximately $400.- —s " ve to bad paper. were for- miulat - yesterday afternoon at @ enference of local Dusit§ess inter- « with State Fimance “ommis- sioner Milispausg he $500 capital stock and proximate! $141.069 surp/us undivided profits of he Hol “Orr? DER = } he wiped ou »sSes s indicated It is propose to rm the new bank — apital stock of $304.900 and a surplus of .probably $3$1?¢.- id _ The Holland Bank. which had feposits of $5.406.129.25 amd tota! resources of $6.511.023.82. Dec. 31 lest when its last Statement - e' -ondition was made to the State Finance Department. was the larg ef to cfiose rs doors in the state Tean= totaled $4.627.214.88 is served appre imately 135 coerre- spondent barks in Southwest Mis sovri and North Arkansas. imerican Savings fo Reopes. new bana possible the re American Sarings: Organization of the also will make opening of the Rank of Springfield. “osed lias November This Dank has been reorganized and it had been yesterday. but $100.°99 of its funds, ~ planned to reopen tt t= paper since the closing, Were on the Helland Banking “o at the time that imstituvien was deposi" Clesed br the directors. Lesses of the American Savings Bank totaled $158.000 2 ras learned vwesterday. due tc doubtfu paper. This loss is covered through the raising of that sum bv the re- organizers to take the bad paper out of the bank is said, thus leaving the $59,009 capital stock intact The losses of the Hol'ard Bank- ine Co. were due to bad loans and apparentiy there is no evidence of amy irregularities Oc_ discrepancres im its accounts. it was learned of- fictaliv Seme of the bad lnes o° eredit » were said *o have been carmed for- ward from a past merger. and ag ‘harged of* However, the bank is said to have made reductions in months im the sicow paper Officiak Blamed a “Run.” Following tne c . al + osinzF So =o... bank byw the directors. Jan. 15. E I Sanford. president. and FE. N Ferguson. chairman of the board, issved a statement that the bank had suffered a “run” in the pre- ceding nine dars. duc. it was said. to cireu ation of rumers that the Dank was rot in sound conditien Millspaugh at that time anh- rmounced that appeared that the bankK was the victim of a vicious an rresponsible rumor. / Spread of these rumors. declared faise. resulted in many individua! depositors. and country banks with funds in the Holland bank to be- ‘ome 3 armed and many depositors withdrew their a 2un ts. the bank > . e board of direc- Drs then ie was advisab’e > close the bank and place it in the hands of the Finance Commis oper. it was 2e coentroiirg Sock Roiders in e Bank o ‘ommerce of Spring- which merged = ty +e Heo . and Banking n ®bdruar: .: but he no stock in the Hol- ana “o Negotiations reached 4a avor adie Stage vester snd : s oped to open the bank within a wren ir iay¥s “om missioner Mi! 'spaugh was stated «a "ra nr, ~~ oe on * the funds of the se PeTsitore probuablv weuld be made availabe for their use at the .oper- ne The plan of organization wil! els . eae ar ‘*- tha! case of the [eus. which followed in the “hippewa Bank of St. oeed Dec. 79. last ‘re commissioner stated. exzcep* ‘Rat ‘the Holland cempary’s de- post'ors would receive more than the 3° per cent of claims advanced ™ ‘he hippewa Bank depositors © the new'y organized Chippewa Trust >. Which was formed te ce over asmets of the de- es est 4 _ band « prow whal ~ou sey shoul Dr. Caiderils Syrup 4da@re:: ‘o 1 Not more than one free thal bottle to a family “‘ollected on “Undersheers.” $1 and $1.45 The mew flesh-colored Hose to wear sheer chiffons. Combines with warmth. Absolutely invisible and warm. comfortabie. MAIN FPLOR—SIATH ¢ ttre dope CF EGO ~ bo 4 ——--- under dressy appearanc Sample Fur Scarfs i mh Marvelous imitation tox $ Scarfs—soft, fulk fluffy—in Sa colors of platinum, beige and = peach. Special at amines wie Xi Lowe Largeot Woman Specialy Tap A Mighty Sale of Winter

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eo ‘ , + WUDNEsnie JANUARE OAT i: > ada 2 Ob a i i aha et PP eras The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTR other evening newspapers COMBINED »Horlick’s The ORIC Malte: y | “309 WASHINGTON AVE. : | Coat Factory Sold § Their Entire Stock ‘Winter Coats. They (00k a Loss of $5000.00 Coats Will Be On Sale Here wrsday at About 30c on the Dollar ag WCoats with far collars and cuffs 13 finest pile fabric Coats and Wraps be 27 Coats with gray far collars sae squrrel collars platinam wolf collars Thibet and Viatka collars beaverette collars All Odds-and-Ends Winter Coats Children’s Coats, Misses’ Coats, Cloth Coats, Plush Coats, Sport Coats failed to stop. No witnesses to an ‘accident there have been found by ‘police. The boy suffered sku!) | fracture and is in a serious condi. | 4029A Shaw avenue, suffered lac- | CHILD FATALLY HURT BY SKIDDING TRUCK Marie D’Angelo, 10, Was On Way Home From School When Struck by Machine. C Break a “Pape’s Marie D’ Angelc, 10-year-old daughter of James ib’Angeio, 1416 Hogan street, died at city hospital last night of internal injuries suf- fered at 4 p. m. yesterday when struck by an automobile truck on Cass avenue between Sevenagen and Eighteenth streets. Tho secon pletely break up the cold. Pleasant . and safe to take. Contains no qui- Quicker—Surer—Safer steno eptties, Misces use “Page 20 Tablets B5e af Lesding five cents. Take two “tablets every three hours until three doses are taken. The first dose always gives relief. jLps" COAL *5% White Ash “Wit. Olive District,” $5.75Per Ten | Cold Right Up with| Bomone my DIAMOND LUMP COAL CO. Central Cold Compound” "eae d and third doses com- sus Sn Dr 7? ~6pPrice—slsétth Druggists guarantee it. George Walter, 6106 Wilson ave- nue, the driver, said he was driv- ing slowly, but that ice on the pavement caused the truck to skid when he applied the Drakes as the girl, on her way home from school, ran in front of the machine. This 2 the sixteenth automobile fa- tality here since Jan. 1, as com -» | pared with 10 for the same last year. Boy Found Injared in the Strect. Chester Prince Jr., 10 years old,, 7019-Dale avenue, was found un- conscious in the street at McCaus- land and Dale avenves at 7:30 o’cfck last night by the drtver of a passing automobile. \ Bits of broken giess nearby indicated, po- lice said, that the boy had been struck by an automobile which tion at the Missouri Baptist Sani- tarium. He has been unable to make a statement. Three Men and Woman Injured in , 36, a salesman, erations of the head, and Alfred Parker, 44, of the Terminal Hotel, suffered injury to his back, right | _hip and right ankle when both were thrown from an automobile in front of 4279 Washington boule- | vard by collision of their machine | | with another. David S. Friedman, 26, of 16414 | _ Arlington avenue, and Miss Anna’ | Goodman, 23, of the same address, bile in which they were riding col- | | | | | suffered bruises when an automo- lided with a taxicab at Easton and Leonard Svenues. BAD PAPER, NOT “VICIOUS RUMOR” | WRECKED BANK | Continued From Preceding Page. real estate and eqyipment of the | Holland Co., Millspaugh said, and | | purchase a major portion of its. loans, in an amount still to be de- termined. Liquidation of the re- mainder of the paper will be start- ed by the Finance Commissioner, | the new bank to purchase addi- tional paper found to be good | banking loans, from time to time. | An advance of a major portion | of the funds of depositors probab- lv will be made available at the reopening. it is said, and other pay- ments will be made as collections are made in the liquidation. | Small banks, which were corre- spondents of the Holland Bank, had on deposit there about $1,309.- 000. Members of the Springfield Clearing "House Association have | been supplying cash needed by ‘these banks since the Holland | bank closed to prevent a possible cash stringency in the operation of } | anv of the smaller banks. FORMER POLICE CHIEF FREED John Marvel Acquitied of charee | f Ly. St. Louis 11:22 p.m. Lv. E. St. Louis 12:01 a. m. Ar. Memphis 7:47 a. m. Open-section Pullman, lounge-car, chair car, coaches. Through twelve- section drawing-room Pullman to New Orleans connecting with No. 3. Earlier The Seminole The Seminole No. 203 now leaves St. Louis 9:32 p. m. instead of 10:35 p. m. Fer reserwatwus, tickets and m formation, esh City Ticket Office, 324 N. Broadway Phones Bal ae 2632, and Central 2715 Unies Station Ticket Office 16th and Market Sts., Phome Main 4700 of Impersonating U. S. Officer. A jury in Federal! Court in East | 'S&. Louis yesterday acquitted John Marve!, Creal Springs coal miner. | of a charge of impersonating a | (iovernment officer when he was ‘Chief of Police of Benton. Marvel | 'was indicted as the result of testi- mony by two alleged bootleggers that they were offered “protection” by Marvel, who, they charged. | posed as a Deputy United — Marshal. At the trial the Mayor of Ben- | ton and a number of Benton city | officials testified to Marvel's good | cbaracter. DRY LAW CASE misuse |} Dr. W. H. Walters Released Prom | His $1500 Bond. The case against Dr. W. H. Wal- ters, 5201A Virginia avenue. a second of 13. physicians charged | | with illegally issuing liquor pre- | /geriptions .was dismissed by Unit- | @d States Commissioner Berry for | lack of evidence. Dr. Walters was | prene. from his $1500 bond. rr ~ What City have you in.mind for your family? Tae epucanon of your chil- can accomplish these objects. dren? Acontinued incomefor Consider the advantages of your wife? Freedom from _grability, experience and facili- - financial stress, which would ties’ which this old Company enable the family to remain offers when named to act in unseparated in theeventof your place to carry out your your death? wishes, and to fulfill your By appointing the St Louis hopes for your family’s future Union Trust Company as welfare. ee. Your Trustez in your will, Our booklet, “Safeguarding to manage your property,in- your Family’s Future,” should vestments and insurance, _ interest you in this connec- for your family’s benefit, you _—tion. Write for it today. “§r. LOUIS UNION TRUST Co. ~ BROADWAY AND LOCUST Affiliated with First National Bank TRUST SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY d wi Hellrung | &Grim feo e—Complete Suites and Odd Pieces— Mmrentaite ay , ets — Rugs—Linoleums— St d Ranges—Refrigerators— Curtains oP Tactic Blew and Table Lamps— These reductions, meaning big Savings, apply on nde, Foo in both stores (excepting only two or three lines). It would be im- possible to list even a fraction of the articles. Whatever you need you can buy for less in the Feb- ruary Sale. Some samples and odd pieces reduced as much as one-half. ‘Regular liberal credit terms on all Sale A small deposit will hold any ar- ticles for future delivery. Come tomorrow while all limes i Hellrung 9th & Washington Av. —~} a. Ee Nr 7 DOUBL EAGLE STAMPS a, WG we BROADWAY OF SO GIVE 4ND REDEEM DRESSES CHILDREN’S UNION SUITS acd Saas ined we its. Sizes Bicks and trons. "$6.96 Trimmed Hats for Matrons Exceptional Variety of Pleasing Styles sign at New models in visca ) straw cloth or hair- ~ cloth—side roll, sailor, off-face effects—trim med with woven ribbons, hair braid wheels, rollio hair braid, ornaments. Dig- nified Hats in black and brown. Very unusual values. PRINCESS SLIPS maar y Ai apt Made of fine — ity satinette, stitched, INFANTS’ SHIRTS po pap Shirts, woo! and mixture; a _ to 6: Raa 69e ular Se value fords, every wanted heel; sizes 2% to 6&6. Giris’ In the lot are stra R.. Kreider'’s and cther wetl-known ; val- ves to $4: broken elses... Pre-Inventory. CLEARANCE. ’ Men’s Trousers in Three Great Groups— Former Value Up to $10 | $85) 9859.98 Oar entire stock ef sb oye i inciaded. None reserved. —ei this great sale. toull find ae meal ede. caansi . 8 ta 42. Ne C. ©. D. s, refends or exchange. $1.25 Four-Yard Wide Linoleum Genuine buriap-back cork Lénoleum; large- room sise. Remnants up to 28 square yards in piece. Wonderful selection; comes cous yards wide to cover average sise floors in one soi piece. Selis regular. cut from roll, $12 26 per square yard. Special, square yard CONGOLEUM RUGS, 9xi2 Genuine Congoleum Rags. ration. aily asd@vertioed oF the mill and recommended nC CRE FR Bn a OER GEST

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°o) eee PT ee ; ' TR ah ee . Vang V ee 4 : * | @ Poe hy ae ee Viet OR vo aii > tea taint al ~ Pe PTO re FE Re EN TES SE =" a —— - - = The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8 AND 9 |= FAMOUS -BAKR CO, eS ae cen r le Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in yng we Distributors of. Merchandise | a Rig #,—= Merchandise~Deu Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri and the West. of sateen, | ; $2.95 to $4.95 | values tn three special groups, at | $1.95, $2.95 “$3.95 | @ Piain white Fias- en Im mediu™ quality: for iin- gerie. ete. Third Fieer @ Plain and fate, W ' of many desirable kings, lengths—eome soiled. Thursday—We Present to Women and Misses a Most Extraordinary Choice of : di . . @ To choose the smartest types of millinery for immediate and foens of machines, berets ina early Spring wear at this special price will surely please many fee mcnism. As other men cee- . . . . . > i : o became gods to other —and the variety is most attractive, including the newest ef- | - a —_ eae fects for women, misses and matrons. @ This collection of over 350 Dresses should teceive the rk [ere un the crooked streets the | / =e prompt attention of women and misses contemplating Paeewe-red and Sine: wil pene! = egy: = egy bre ecb oe Serene nes or the purchase of new Frocks. As the majority of models Pipe snow-covered minarets 6.) ben. pe ena see pw ocean — will be appropriate for Spring wear, this special price a nes cutiawed: with pam cactered | . | will have an unusual appeal, especially since there is factories and home = such a variety of chic styles in black, navy and many of the lighter shades. We believe that when you see these : o of his : and his body ce ts a an aan oe Frocks vou will want more than one of them. Sizes 14 to 44. te with the dust of hun- ‘housaunds his viston rie - Rut all this = of the past. Frocks of Canton crepe, satin, crepe satin, tricotine, Poiret twill and novelty sports weaves—with beads, braids, ribbons, embroidery and laces employed in the ta few heard him They €s- His Words Hoty. most charming ways. Fourth Fleer Handmade Dresses ae ar eae | ihelai Lenine > ie qa Ressia —'s written “sod"™ in the le of chines bayonets and Feurth Fieer o- ' will ming \ @reds of greyed Mothers Should Anticipate theLittle Ones’ Needs During Our F ebruary Sale of hiyants and Chi/drens Wear P eroe~wm _ {we years _viee of « —Newest Spring and Summer Garments at Very Unusual Savings Sample Frocks % Stimes during this period and ony iH, he — a —_- . ) - - | - Dia =" sizes | ~ . Hill i ‘ Ther did snot know the maa. Fer ; Sas» east be mourning. But the name | eehesl re made almost entirely by hand: plair ing. ¢rawnwork and hand embroidery. In- $2 and $2.25 Values ‘Bones of red soldiers with automa- various materiais; hand-stitched, Thine, ei} , _ many styles and fab- mer the ow of chilé@ren groew- 6 months to | « a’ [Siee He too. only knew magrarey | ' ; ' Lif to him was a sctentifie pat-/ I - | : Utere®e non which be traced his own | venaton . ‘ . Peeem ~sobe. turned ef will season—when warm bedding is so essential to comfort. Save by selecting £ Maniund an Experimental Fick. ‘he kindest of men. He was’ to bis wite. his friends and ’ —in collarless style and with neat stripes of blue. Wool Blankets $14.50 Value, Pair Wool Blankets > ef mourners—see hime aoniy a5 a: jevastating tiiness. They = Per no influence. though his name But ‘he $6.85 .. $2.85 $9.45 =| Bee’ “Kaynee” aceees to (* to —— — | a man dies—in his case a ‘Wat nothing $2.50 to $3.50 Creepers . Infants’ Capes $1.50 to $2 Garments eepbalbgoguang ey yf embroidered amd gmecke da b 1 oO ia rics 6 months to 6 years - ; . : 95¢ @ Serviceable Blouses of a ss & iS ; » word : . $1 to $8 Headwear Baby Boys Suits color patterns. Button- Spring styles for infants, babr mostiy samp Gay. regu eee cee =f Third Fleer ae /Plicittr. in hie intense. An Unusual Thursday Offering of | DB. q | r than that of a monk. He did not | tr The world was a sehesi-;™ $2 to $3 5 19 ' : ae I, values $1.95 wore $2 5 = $1. l. 0 Besene Steers him—was godiike only im Mis M P ens Fajamas Bee ae U nderwear gro following ups. = .. ‘wo Kremiis kittems constantly th him im kis study. . But beings | O05 ail eT ~wascer were material for his ex~-' helio, tan, gray and other shades; finished with silk frogs. All sizes. Sweaters tv'e >weaters yarns: n plain er cembination«. f brushed woo! Sizes 3 im the group Yatane ' 89¢ Nightshirts $r.r5 to $1.50 Demet flannel Nightshirts in Meat stripes of vaeriogw= shades aiso plain hit musiin gar- ments, with o itheout collars Sizes is to ! Main Vileer @ Gowns of crepe de chine with lace shoulder straps, or in built- up style with lace trimmings: en- velope chemises of crepe de chine and silk broadcloj#*timmed with lace; radium or crepe de chine step-in drawers, daintily trim- med with lace. . plaids of biue, tan or gray: | bound with sateen ribbon; | 66x80 inches. Beautiful Blankets of pure lamb’s wool in biue. rose, pink. lavender or gray block plaids; bound ends: 70x80- inch size. | : “se pt: 4 = : — . TS ¥ -_C bi, f ; > : —_—_— 7 ‘ Be } "ce wae tee great ‘ ad ; A Splendid Opportunity to Select Crepe de Chine $2.25 Value, the Yard “a All-silk Crepe de Chine of a me- (dium weight that is most desirable for frocks. blouses, linings and other purposes. Light and dark cajors; 40 ®ches wide. ea | Silk Duvetyn for Frocks and Blouses ime vara, 91,98 Soft. velvety finished Dvuwetyn in lavender. rose and jade: 49 inches wide ~ $8 Velvet Mole Chiffen Veiwet : . All-mlk @iferent shades: 4° mohe email and signe: 46 white: the $3.50 Printed Crepe (‘Tepe Printed in large all-over dr- —wiee YA. $1.69 Kimono Silks Oriental and Japanese de. | Signs ig wanted colors: serv- feeable quality | yard ) Very Special— Ma Chiang | Game Sets | $45 ~ = 2G" @ Genuine imported Set with heavy bone mitred into polished bamboc and beautifully carved and colored; counters. winds and dice: five-drawer brass-orna - mented cabinets. Fifty in the hot. Mate Fieer Tharsday—An Advantageous Offer of Household Seales Dependable Scales of 24-lb. capacity, with black eta finish. and tin scoop. A necessary part of ousehold equipment that many should be quick to secure at these savings. 29c Comb. Pliers and Wire Cutters: 6inch size __17c 85c Mail Boxes; black japanned finish 63c Grass and Clover Seed —& fresh shipment, including white clover, Kentucky Siue- grass. Shady Spot lawn Seed, fancy Canadian binegrass and English rre grass Seed: Ib... ” 80c - $6.50 Blankets Warm. wool-mixed Blankets of | durable quality: bern rese. tan or lavender plaids; full-bed size pair... $4. 70 . $8.35 Pillows —filed with sanitary down and covered with linen-finished tick- ing: sof and comfortable: 2ix27- | Electric Machines ta ~develepments"— * He aroprowed the red terror —ect- | a. Stecaly he reasemed the revelu- tes | cou'd not be successful With-/| weg | | “i War was necessary. Fam-: , : was necessary. Net that be Would not strive te avoid them. = \f they came. they were in- | He was gnawingiy log- J

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ditoria! Page "Daily « Ca rtoon | a aT TWO. -—— o-- oo ST. LOUIS, WEL TG ST.Lous POST-DISPATCH- oo ——— INESDAY EVENING, JANUARY > — ‘py 1924. - - - ~ tn ee = ee ee eee ~—— __—— oer Oo TO . ~ tm ee ee ee ee Just a Minute °- ‘Society—Drama -_—— . >. 2 ~- cw . = : ' . € Plain and fanewv Ww of many desirable kinae'* lengths—eome soiled. 7 nary Choice of TIMATE OF LENINE’S FAME: I HIS LAST DAYS “ALMOST A COMMUNIST ' P oR. iy ¢ y ° a as we le a i Se EP NB LRM 0 fering . Was ; an Incident. ————— SAMUEL SPEWACK | i : st in Moscow). SMINGTON, Jan. 23.—A Sald man died in the shabby of Moscow yesterday, and nt was born to the world. giory of his vision was by the failure he wrought. name— he flames blinding Wn the memory of his follow- PRE SS aE _ A Car 45 of ; Lenine—come what may RTT tee uk of machines, bayonets and Sgrotherhood of man called , gnism. As other men cen- ago became gods to other qi he crooked streets the leery oa black procession saee’in mourning: will pass in ered minarets, de- churches. symbol of acreed ' had outlawed: will pass tattered upies and homes sacrificed in ‘he name of his faith: and his body mingle with the dust of hun- ef thousands his vision de- - Rut all this is of the past. | His Words Holy. "New Russia—the moving mass | os mourners—see him only as a : unquestioned. undoubted. They did not know the man. For now he has been in the Teee of a devastating il:ness. They knew his words, now become holy. He appeared in pubiic but four Nimes during this period and only i select few heard him. They ex- ected his death at any moment. ‘During the past year he had little ie no influence, though his name | was spread to every corner of the | “rast land. They mourn. Because | when a man dies-——in his case it wes @ shadow vanishing— there must he mourning. But the name they know lives on and they have lost nothing. The nane lives on in the trim foes of red soldiers with automa- ton peasant eyes; the pale faces of workers with the blood red ban- eer, fhe swarm of children grow- ie to consciousness in a strange world he evolved. Perhaps. his same will not be translated into} mality. But then the names of gods se'dom are. The pan, Nikolai Leni@e— Vladi- Rir Iilyitch his intimates catied him—was godlike only in‘ his sig- Picty. in his intense, fanatica) bonesty. He lived in an abstract Word of his own, more removed than that of a monk. He did not * » iving, Is Thursday’s | . Know men. He did not know peo- 4s | He. too, only knew names. ° life to him was a scientific pat- . mrmeanpen which he traced his own : \ ‘2 fsign in blood and fire and fam- t the very height of the Winter ort. Save by selecting from the — _ a The world was a school- turned at will. —— mm tlobe. Mankind an Experimental Ficld. | Tou cannot accuse him of cruel- @. In his personal relationship he the kindest of men. He was Hed to his wife, his friends and metwo Kremlin kittens constantly ‘th him in his study. But beings ™ Masse were material for his ¢x- imental table—nothing morc. | "was so confident of his vision, M scrifice was too great. Soon Meceased to think of sacrifices. *'y were but “developments” — idents Heavy Blankets - $8.95 Value, Pair | $6.98 Heavy-weight, wool-mixed Blankets in blue, pink, tas or gray plaids; bound ends; €Geuble-bed size; 70x80 inches. He approved the red terror—sci- Mificaliy he reasoned the revolu- ™® could not be successful with- | tit War was necessary. Fam- Was necessary. Not that “he Yould not strive to avoid them. tif they came. they were in- $17.95-$18.95 Comforts and | —filled with pure lamb's wool | eena- nance, Marae tick- | and covered with silk-mixed ma- | ie iets ciate toe 1x27- | terial with plain bor- | cage 0 Mae ie ncible in a debate of words. He » hol. could not, know reality. Passion was the science of Solution. His avocation chess. mind was as heavily walled as Kremlin: and the routine of fto him was as meaningless as — *Warms of crows that sweep Moscow River and croak at twilight in the Kremlin gar- ————eEeE——E—e—eEe—e——EE $11.95 Thira Fleet , der; double-bed size.. ! Thursday—T hese New ed Curtains | ot was a bad gudge of men. No . tlustration then his rela- ship with American Commn- John Reed eame to Lenine Nant, impulsive, an artist but A leader. Reed said America Tipe for revolution. Lenine an ~ Reed fit for its leadership. “a ‘mine knew of America was ' there were capitalists and mgmen: hence conflict: * the possibiltties of revolu- flains of im Vari- , ; logical. scientific. and un- —all fin- So money was squandered on ove] tv : da here, money sorely rey = in Russia. prop! late Ne Always a Recluse. ns in the vit 18 more hated in Mos- “too Zinovieff, fat. greasy. a, a ——e vain beyond ‘ : * J8'0us and insanely ains $5 Curtains ft on ous. Not thé man. certain- —pudlleed Lace Curtains woven of se A ts 'Mportant executive posts. | | Neatly lected Egyptian yarns, . _ saw him only as @ man ) with full | finished with strong overt t ee what Lenine said. | match; | iocked scalloped ® ore, Zinovieff wak capabte, | and a worthy leader. Len- niaaed all criticism .of him ne mind novieff oled, “desirable.” That ificient. Bren in the early days of the 2 edges; the pair . 4 51.65 | : $3.85 Fitth Fleet a age eee aed yrs oY bs pe tolls ba MR ns Pini ce J + ib and New York World | was not one of them. is written “sod’’ in the) |} verbal] fire. in the rich Russian earth | 'war ,jhhad been | We will ,work sha!]l | paralyzed. | Kameneff sat eR _ revolution 'wall of reserve. ‘logical mind. : the Other men assembly, comfortably in interested in drama. fore hand. He was content. This quality though he lisped., though forward, He took the storm of calm of a library. He was a for Russia's jangled nerves. Russia ref&ched depths the mod-: ern world could not picture in 1920. after Le- Millions were dying. War fought. Chaos. nine evolved military communism, ‘that contributed to the destruction. Tt failed. “Feeding Lenine Russia is a take from give to the poor. said in 1917: simple task. of the workers. Ee who does not not eat. Workers re- Cards bring food.” Rebellion of Peasants. But the system did not The peasantS rebelled. The ers starved. So Lenine sat laboratory and prepared the new economic policy. .He twisted the school room globe back several! de- grees —a “retreat” made necessary Dy certain phenomena—famine, ruin. _ Later he told his followers, far in the futuré, the globe would swing forward. Had he lived. he would have mroved the globe further and fur- ther back, as other phenomena as- serted themselves, the necessity of reviving industry of satisfying the peasant of a peasant land. But in April of 1922 he became il}. It was a dramatic moment. Russia had been invited to the Genoa conference, her first officia! contact with the outside world. Lenine planned to go. If he had, the history of the last two years would have been changed. For what hée would have undertaken in Genoa would have’ been approved in Moscow. As it was, interna! dis- sension in Russia helped bring the conference to a standstill. Nothing happened. Suffers Paralytic Stroke. Lenine .became dangerously ill, ceive cards. work. work- e lenine was a recluse. “mare than @ year the Post- | When he appeared among men he Always the inexorably were /moved by their environment. Len- ine lived in his walled brain. When the Bolsheviki took over the con- , Stifutional | stepped He Was not Lenine his chair. the | All had been planned be- | The execution would be satisfactory. : of scientific confi- dence made him a masterly orator: he di.l ‘not Know the temper of his“Audi- ence, though he was incapable of He woukl stand upon| the red-swathed platform as I saw him two years ago, his hands in his | wide pockets, bald head til-e:{ in- | quiringly hunched, Tartar eyes smiling s':re- | ness. he did not feel and reduced it to the tenic shoulders ~ COMPROMISE TAX WAS Was Personally Kind, But Humanity Was Vast Field for Experiment Where Suf- | life | the. rich and Take milk from, ‘the rich and give to tge children in his| iframe Frame Nonpartisan Act. ‘GARNER DOES NOT _ COMMIT COLLEAGUES ‘Development Comes _ in Spite of Indication That Surtax Above ‘Majority of Ways and Means Committee Make Offer te Democrats to i f eee ‘ — Ee Gop DILL SUbbESTED The St BY REPUBLICANS, How Fred Esse By CARLOS F. HURD “In a ring there is usually Some one person who holds more strings in his hands than do the others. He has worked himself | up to power from small begin- nings,. gradually extending the range of his influence over the mass of workers, and knitting close bonds with influenti men outside as we!!l as inside politics, Perhaps with financiers whom he can oblige and wh» cun furnish 25 Per — Cent Would Bring Veto. _ By the Associate:’ Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 Re- publican members of the House ‘Ways and Means Committee offered |today to compromise with the Dem- 'ocrats on the Mel’on tax bi!l and io a nonpartisan~m > -asire. Ga rnecr on ti! Representative ranking Democrat tee, to whora iac cffer was made Chairman Green. not defi- nitely commit minority members to Texas © commit- hy diz a compromise. The negotiations preceded the | ' T ‘esting some native observers, have studied | llic’s reaction | fatalism, first consideration by the Commit- | tee of the New Rate Schedules. and in the opinion of the Democratic leaders eliminated ‘any possibility of adoption of the rate propos tls of Secretary Mellon, which Presi- dent Coolidge has insisted must be kept intact. Green indicated. despite no ac- tual acceptance of the offer by Garner, that the Republicans would go ahead in committee with a view to working out a plan ac- ceptable to the H@use without an extended party fight on the floor. Tax revision was discussed a’ | yesterday's Cabinet meeting and afterward it was made plain that | the President stood squarely behind the Mellon plan and its fundamen- tal principles and would agreé only to améndments designed to perfect it. There were intimations that Mr. Coolidge would regard any sur- tax rate above 25 per cent as urged by Secretary Mellon, as a change in the fundamental principles of the Melion bill and as a basis for though the number wius the fact that one of Fred Essen, Republic county. County in Pre-Motor Days. Cities are usually the citadels of bossism. sut one migit imagine a case in which a county, though having no community of more than wis f ‘hie ~~ = id ‘1a boss +) Lic the | and | The pub-| is sometimes one of| the belief that! |if one boss is overthrown, another | the public | Legislature connection is eseential for a boss of St. Louis County. For years this connection existed through the political alli- ance of Basen and State Senator A. i. tu Gardner. Gardner and Esse. »efore the 1920 primary and Basen backed Richard F. Ralph. then Prosecuting Attorney. He jsucceeded in swinging the eounty for Ralph. and he and ftalp®: have worked = tocether, fn the Conyriaht. 1924. by the Presa an Pelager Pubteas, the iNew Tork W an e -Dispatch. - :, PARIS, Jan. 23.—The expert committee, under Brig.-Gon. Charles G. Dawes, inquiring inte stabilization of German cuPréeney has made a big step forwar with its decision that an independent gold bank should be cstablishéd partly by mobilizing some parts of the free gold reserves and foreign rcurrencies in German hands, and with | partly by co-operation of foreign the hem-and-haw factics of the St. | canjial. Essen's avowal made an’! The experts. hold such*a step must form part. o! thé” ultt- | mate plan for obtaining equilibri- ’ : um and they consider many fea- the | tures of the proposa! cutlined te them by President Schacht sued a county officeholder for cer-| Reichsbank will prove useful.,-. tain fees, Essen’s vocate showed that other incumb- ents of the same office had re- tained similar fees, Lashliy meant to attack the characters of these men, some of them dead. When a judgment was rendered and had to be paid, Essen marshaled the note signers who are said to have included a rumber of his trusty road ever- seers. Later, he started a fight against the renomination of the Judge wh:o had heard the case, but that time Essen and his candidate did not ‘get to first base.” Not an “Easy Boss.”’ ' Hlis lieutenants have not always Leen meu of very noticeable ability, and it was said, in the days of his control. at the, Courthouse, that some officeholders spent more! time in Essen's newspaper office, in searci: of direction and guidance. than they did at their desks. Es- een kept a tight rein on these men, ,for he Was not an easy boss, and he | knew ' | dermining him. that about his position which would keep an ambitious man from un- It was his job to | work harder than His followers, as two years. | /to railroad centers. well as to Outdo his enemies «= in onergy and promptness. FEiven unfriendly office holders. Essen, were not always réady in graft and swindling in the devas- Indeed. it has | tated region. as well as rey in office | being made before a comm than |inquiry at Lille, |friends in office, since the latter! being taken enabling the | advice | ties The enemy in office | these areas to reassess c frequently could be depended on/| were settled where th to see the light and to take steps to | necessary. action against him. been said were that enemies less trouble to him bothered him unduly and support. for piacate the boss. It has been charged—and when 1 | *S*¢¢ to pass these measu asked Essen about it, he admitted it—that he was very instrumental |‘2¢ Government may well in electing Selden P. Spencer to the Senate in 1918. The late Joseph W. Folk. it will be remembered, was Spencer's op- ponent, and Folk'’s election was generally expected. Essen, as a member of the Republican State Committee, proposed to the chair- man that men should be sent into most of the rural counties, and to impress on | local Republican workers the im- | portance of getting dut the vaje, ———— ee Se also to stir into activity the latent opposition to Folk in the Demo- cratic party, and among railroad workers, who resented Folk’s veto, as Governor, of a full-crew bill. Helpad to Beat Folk. The State chairman thought § it was a good plan, but said he did not have the men. “I'll get you the men.” Essen replied, and he cot 79 St. Louls County recruits. to each of whom two Missouri covn- ties were assigned. while a few covered three, making 66 countics which they visited. Some were sent to counties where they were well acquainted. Some enlisted the ration of-anti-Folk men who were Democratic county chairmen. They succeeded berond all ex- pectation, and when they got back to Clayton most of them were con- vinced that Folk was beaten. The general imerpreasion hereabout, among those less informed, was stil] favorable to Fotk's success, and a number of the returned mis- Sionaries laid bets which. soon aft- erward, repaid them well for their labors. The State Committee had paid their expenses. Essen ran for Congress in the Contiaued om Page 36. : biti “~ tage Watchman-Ad- | Foreign ’ |. They are glad to have thre ‘at and asked Vantage of his views as part whole field of possible or aiterna- ive action to be reviewed,-it i said. : 5 The experts are convinced for- eign co-operation in the manage- ment of sueh a bank is necessary for ultimate successj*!.and-. Gen, Daweg emphasized thé meecd of al- lied unity in the forrniption of a program. The committe®: will leave the end of the week. ahd present its plan for. formation of a bank to Berlin. Jan. 29. , The second expert: under former British of the Exchequer McKenna, whieh is inquiring into the export of Ger- man weulth. had a three-hogr-ses- sion yesterday. Members Seress examined Dr. Schacht. who ex- pressed the view that creation of « ittee, id there was no magic | by ; ’ : : ; : : ' | ' ) : bank issue on a gold basis, whose first security should be fefiifehed international! finance, ruake for gradual re-entry many of the vanished capit mated by Mr. McKenna at $) 000.000. Further French Economy At the Cabinet meeting, a step was taken in the freric omy campaign. The sca led towm , rebuilding laims there responsible for so many Villions are involve a substantial sum. “Den i oc ee £ a : wy, > 4 , ' 4. ° ' Jia | - f : Se OR aes Rd a ee Se aa

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Ce ove - - —— RR Tete 082) pages = ; &: Bias * Ries 7 : Pr a, * ez Ba ES : abe ee eA 23 "9 a : ®; Pe: ore en Past —~ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1924 5 GOING DEEPER INTO MEXICO the law would prebdabiy receive a scorufal publicity | sattfied tm) Bat Would result in its repes). So ee ee ee ae nen. We Ge wet deny that desing needs Tigehiee. ‘Protesting the blockade of Vera Cruz and otber 4, | But the present situation arises out of the simple jieam ports by the revrolutionists. This ec. fact that passing laws is easier than solving prob- soundiy based on intervational lav. ee 4 lems or enforcing the laws, and the reformer takes : a | . ) : \ De la Huertists are not recognized een grates the easiest way. Wherefrom we have overworked : z | oo ait i Pas “g : Le be have no adequate means of making 3 Diockad© __... unpunished crimes, disrespect for law and = Ste ae - ’ So pa ge ae al : oe . As 4 a fleet of ctficers of the law forced into attitudes of absurdity. . ; * »p Giennon to Be é not Becessary, Dbowever, sea - >> ‘ Atl ai war vessels to Mexican waters in order to enforce 4 FEARLESS CANDIDATE. eect of Honor at Affair ®. . -. av vy Lea . this protest. TSS Gunyases onal ee The speech of Semator Underwood of Alabama ; Neel? = , “ - , : " a i for™ of mosaic gecorat:on | Obregson Government and putting down revolution obod) ae | a ® eso ; Cothedral. tae hing : . Se bnade 10, 1907. : 2st and decorative : - are fast approaching the danger point * *°* ® . : ta LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE & Mexico. | we s | ye SS erogram to be r : The first step was the sale of muni 4 _— FF. Spencer of : —— ar’ y every contridetion, Dat .:siemen: that the revolutionists could buy muni-, “ttemsion of the national! cred it. ; asst? ' i. boulevard. and The one and only remedy is tax reduction As ' ie > rt im various daug ht ae ia» wtilization of art 4 : Howard of 370} “ in St Lout. je , hed a point where we must | tioms and war ane eat we Reve reas Aas , ene following 20 projects: daughter of Mig, bs meme end oddress ef the euthor wouinpment to the Obregon Government. with a ail 4 balt on any further imcrease in taxation or th , . « of exhibitions show- OS request will mot be pudlished. Let isions from private sources. This was followed by geres Howard. tere not czcecding 200 words wild receive | 45 order prohibiting the sale of munitions to the for those who contend we can reduce tares and | | smpaicn with educationa’ preference. ” 5.4 Catholic Woman's Answer. Te cb Metter of the Pos-Muratc>. BPLYING to “A Disabled Veteran of aAhe World War.” revolutionists and threatening anyone who aided themeon American soil with severe pena!ties. The next step was permission to transport Obre- _ghn soldiers through American territory. And now) ‘esque. the fleet goes to Mexico. What pext? If Obrecon, with al! of this aid, also pass a bonus bill which wiil pile up an ad- | ditional debt of $4,000°000.000 Mr. Underwood said the proposition “borders close on the gro- In the same spirit of candor and courageous con- riction the speaker served notice that he would de- You have another think coming. The | tails to maintain his power against the revolu-| mand that the Democratic party meet the Ka Klux dee, negro and Catholic that took part) |. nists the logic of the situation would force the ™emace just as im the World War are entitied to every. fiech of Wherty you are. I sat in the train last Sunday and listened to a Klans- man. He said they must defeat Gov of New York because be is a Ro- man Catholic: they must get a ‘aw passed te imepect convents and the Good Shep- especialiy. I toid him “You already such laws: those piaces are open United States Government te support him at anr cost. The worst conseguences of the first interfer- ence with the internal affairs of the Mexican people would be ipevitabie. Secretary Hughes has departed far from his pledge in his address to the American Bar Associa- tion defining the Monroe Doctrine, not to interfere it denounced the Know Nothing movement in its platform of 1856. The present “organized cefiamce against some of the sacred guarantees of the Constitution. such as trial by jury. protection of the home. freedom of religicus worship.” cannot be tolerated. “The honest and effectual enforcement of law and order by the courts should. and must alwars. be the sentiment We Gevernment inspection at any time.” im any way with the Govermments of our neighbors ‘Oremast in the bearts of the people if, in the end. i well, “Were you ever in a Catholic | cht” “Once.” I said, “You better) @at the habit of going im and I can you you will never hear politics mentioned from our pulpits. nor will you ever hear ary other religious denomna- Gon denounced. as you,people do the @atholics; you will bear nothing Dut) brotherty love preached.” I said, “I have, Gone through the “A. P. A. “Guardians of Liberty’ and now the klar. and the Kian | are telling the same old lies the A. P. A teld. and Guardians of Liberty. Why! @o you lie that way on your neighber and brother, who have stood shoulder to om this hemisphere. He carefully stated that the) Monroe Doctrine set up nothing more than a bar-' rier against interference br outside Governments inimical to the republics. whose ipterference wou!d menace our own peace and safety and the richt and liberties of free peoples: and that its corollary ‘is moninterferemce on our part with the interna! affairs of our neighbors. Whatever the motives of Gen. Pablo Gonzales and J. Leis Patino, their protest against interference with the attempt of Mexicans to overthrow a Gor- erument which they regard as incompetent and un- this republic is to endure.” Mr. Underwood may not be nomimated by the Democratic party. If nomimated he may not be elected. But regardless of what may happen in the forthcoming campaign the Senator from Als- bama possesses qualities which are urgently needed im Our pabdlic life at this critical time. The devious- ness of politicians is a prorerb which we have come crBicaily to accept. with occasional expressions of regret that sincerity and fearlessness of conse quences are no loncer found in candidates for high office. There its warrant for our cynicism, bat the shoulder with you in every war ever @as satisfactory and to set up another to their liking. meiancholy judgment that aspirants for preferment feught’” He said he did not know. Nor /jis fully justified. There is every reason why the 27° 2!] demagogtes or supplicants is false The Pope is only a bogy; cet! your head. lan’ ie &@ menace which must be and its the duty of every newspaper and true American mti- Sem to suppress it. and I ask every Cath- woman to go on record agape i ask no favers. We claim ovr rights, worship Christ according to our owt, and maintain our schools to. ee centre there is a God. Y? ever a foreier Mag flies from the! White House it will be Dicetry puts & ' Pelted we stand: divided we fal: we e all be subject to one Gov- t tholic, negro. Jew and kians quan alike. BO ~ Sygunton, DL Justice for the Pedex : ¢ . 7% ; . a receiving a licemse shall have a That is ome reason why the passage of foolish laws Fal! iban could is futile. If it would, and Mr. Dempsey were er- : There are eXcepiions to that malign rule and Oscar Tn- is ome of We ablest exceptions SE derwood From Larne to Fall was some fail. itis eee nts | ARCHIE ROOSEVELT’S WISDOM”. Roosereit, with the co-operation of his Theodore, bas taken a characterictic Roosevelt siep in suddenly severing his connection with the Sinclair oil interests and presenting him- self before the Semate investigating committee to tell whai be knows against aad former Secretary Fall. The eta be, ‘ - > hae # . (Re nation nno att rateful for rouge Roosevelt's chain of evidence - » 7 ‘ - ———— whix ia ie as 4 : Z oe me BD under Ssus- that Roosevelt shrewd as well as brave. could mot afford to have the Rooserelt familwv name ommected with this scanda! cou'd find abundance of With his resources he Opportaaity elsewhere. ”“h. . = - . + —_— 77 ; 7 When. is Bow percinent to asa. Will the Gov- 2 * ernment forsake its attitude of benevolence teward corruption and moosere't hes Sinclair bas a to Rooserelt. for no ress. He took quick | rent Fall dose the same The administration carn less afford to become an accessory to the escape of Rooserelt to hare his mame con- nected with what appears to be a colossal plunder- Wictim. $5000 for tire loss of each | tradited and summoned here for trial and sentence img of the Government. 70.0006 for teta) Dilindnmess in either | > eves. and $1°9.000 fer death. And) a amount for every ether injury : t be paid te the victim or his mediately. dDesides doctor Dilis. ve @ enily justice. m 4 GOLDEN RULE. we lékes Zona Gale's Views. Be the Balter & the Post D&pst pb. “WISH to tell rew that [ certainly ap- preciate such articles as the one which appeared recently on the Woman's by Zona Gale. In the first place. her a wonderfu! writer and she “blazes the trail for broader is @tite admirable. ir view of t that eo marr peeple who do not pan ka themeeives on prodlems whch effect the happiness ef ‘De common people, are so ready “No condemn anvwthine @hich means a departure from tire ofc Ways and babits cf Nving We peed more writers hike her te bel> e@ucatc the world all over. Wormer have @& wt to evercome before they will be allowed the Game charmce Im the world for the man. such as drud child-dDearing Tt ie tewe ‘ha’ Divine law bas appointed women to bd | the mothers of the race and as lone lewe and eatuere play the part i> lif as they have always done. that phase negtected. except.ne — OBEBGON’S BIGHT AEM. _— on . >? . 5 Hurgerford im the Pittsburg San " the Dbe _ It will be some time before another Sec- retary of the Interier gives awey anrthizg looking like a kitchen utensil Headins from the Atlantic Monthiy- Be certainly didn’t expect thin. . o _ A professer of economics says that “the oniy revolution anrwhere in the world that amounts to a hill of beans (you can guess where his schoo! is) is taking piace im the United States right now” He must heave recently built a house. call who, beat him to it. = 7. > A doctor gars that by eatimg moderately and using our tooth brushes seren times «a Gay we can live 178 rears. Somebody wil! bave to imvent a fourtaim tooth brush. + oo > Vilhwalbmur Stefanason. whose name is iz- teresting if this isn't. says tf they are ccing to flr around the poles with airpleeecs and dirigibies «xplorsation is going to become tee commmenpiace for him te fool wih & ‘fF he ts loeking for taréship. we sugrest = 7 a2 Sign Hunter No. xrx0o wants to knew why he should walk the streets hunting signs for us when he can find things tke this ix Sir: “Expectagt Mcthers im Siam Drink Ripeceras Bleed and Tiger Mik.~ —Headiine in St. Louis Star. F.Rineceres biceod wc car understand. boat how the hell do they go about getting the tiger's milk? HONEST IXNJUN. - * a There are new three tax plaas. cose of which ts able to report anyone whe is will- img te be tazed. | : -_ a - - ~ ‘The MIRROR: PUBLIC OPINK i “4 «om were « 7 ie annual loan ’ features to make - ¥ eons ive associa lon the city m bord L=sue proéram = the tter St. Louis arcei- es Des -_——_ * =_™ - "1 a: r ° and ar neectural decora and advancement | h = Louis art and artists. * comm nmeura‘e mem bershi enilar to that in Chicage cites . starshipes in the St. Leuk Bec 1,00 ‘Pree so _ . . ‘ ef Fine Arts for taientec sch >j competition for _ musica! art. in artistic demgns im prevement of pud- i cates of merit ‘o owners of St. Leuts| ure completed within the: . for ~ = caempe 200 Louis with prizes , “Trt Ee xhib- | The annua: Thurmbex Ex ae er prizes of $225 " with group additional special prizes "As arnual prize for the , gecoration in cowntows transpertatea to Ax Museu™ lending nstitutions f municipal musec. ‘raveiing exhibitions) te pub img out , : ‘th prises, for St! * iGecial gatherings for Art League an art magazine for, ™ tecea! ars . SBringing (ect urers and producets the arts to St. Louis. ~oliection of ocal artists ~se : ‘* (coe portrait ex hnidition 2t of traveling schoi- nted young people make St. Louis a bet- norte beautiful piace te The o-can ization of at least 3090 nav ng dues of $54 a yoar. A sustained e-ffort to fulfill the; | the league ae declared Program are Provuwunon for certain rpe- enterprises fer advancement VSricus acs reeuiring $6060: Mal development of industrial ve art. $6896. art pro- enierprises, $2406. provisios the Am League Bulletin, $2490 mera! acministration, $4500, and $3809 -eode \dele Schuleaberx. SS. ‘or Bae been so favora- ‘Titties of the Server T least the tu p Steedman, the | = relative for ‘Mra. F works ef | here Last a and sister-in- its Cook, Mrs. Pershing children. Cabannme Tr Passe Christs ruary to mether and * Akron. ©. for a week. bty Hoy SELLINY {i x rd ga

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he MIRROR of ~~ Bh he AA wake Ot ee > r Sait s : “ POST: DISPATCH * - ST. LOUS | HELD TONIGHT > te an Glennon to Be! + of Honor at Affair Waiven by League. —_—— ss art is the feature of the to be presented at the of Governors annual “art ; ' ’ ; . i J : | Social News A planned by the upper classes of Mary Institute for the evening of Feb. 2, at the St. Louls Woman's Club. About 125 girls will spon- Sor the affair. They will arrange for the programs and form stag | lines, | conve nt in decorative and | lure. , ; |) they League's program for Art | wall flowers and being asked to |dance by their “hosts.” Their Own motor cars will y the men to and from the party, reversing the usual proced- As for the men themselves, will alternate between being The Mary institute arranging for Students ’ to Hotel Chase to-/the party ars Misses Mary Carter archbishop Giennon will | « of honor at the dinner in | of his efforts in the nt of decorative a rt here form of mosaic decoration Cathedral. P . m to be presented the following 30 projects: and decerative§ art Sgeries of exhibitions show- ytilization of art in various | in St. Louts. ign with educational | ; sctive features to make | | erve the city in association | ‘he bond issue profram. boulevard, | Howard, | Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |George L. L. Davis of 5285 Wash- ington boulevard: Miss Ruth Hen- nings, daughter of former Judge and Mrs. Thomas C. Hennings of 6049 Cabanne avenue: Miss Billie Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Allen of 46322 Maryland avenue; Miss Charlotte Spencer, |daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Branch F. Spencer of 4468 West Pine and Miss Wilhelmina daughter of Mrs. W. Pr. Howard of 370 Walton avenue. T least three theater parties furnished diversion for the | debutantes Monday night. One LEAP YEAR dance is being ON D wf Se REESE BOR POOR Be ates aS es? >: Maen er ee Ne ‘ - NOS: ») a vaeay ¢ ees 4 , iy Zs es Sd Ane ys fa “ * 7 ~*~ os — 4 A >, vs ng better St. Louis archi-| Of the largest was givea by Miss | Julia Lawnin, daughter of Mr. ana | and architect ural decora- : ition and advancement | 7 { tists. es Louis art and ar 7 ; Pagmmensurate membership gmilar to that in Chicago other cities. | ” | scholarships in the St. ony of Fine Arts for talented school pupils. yal prize for the best fart by a St. Louisan_ in annua! gaion at the Artists’ Louis ja annua! competition for St. composers in musical art. spetitions in artistic designs practica! imprevement of pub- 7) mrtificates of merit to owners the best works of St. Louis secture completed within the St. Louis gempetition for ‘with prizes. ‘The annual “Thumbox Exhibi- “with group prizes of $225, additional special prizes. dn annual prize for the decoration in downtown best St. Mequate transportation to the Art Museum. Presenting or lending ,works of to public institutions. Promotion of municipal music. Sending out traveling exhibitions nearby states. Dompetition, with prizes, for St. playwrights. frequent art auctions. focial gatherings for Art League | | Steedman, | Parsons, Isabelle Smith, Mary Vir- ginia Collins, and Alfred Bevis, | tnstitute students William Goltra, Lyall Stuart, Rich. | - a .Tompkins, | _Henry Mudd, Clifton Scudder Jr. land William Mrs. Louis D. Lawnin Washington boulevard, whose guests were Misses Katherine Emily Shepley, Jane of 5138 ard Shipley, Benoist Gardner. After the performance the party motored te Hotel Chase for supper and danc- ing. Another large party that evening was given by Miss Jane McElroy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McElroy of Portland place, when the guests included Misses Eleanor Simmons, Etta Randolph, and a number of second-year girls and their escorts, in addition to a group of debutantes. The third was giv- en by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burk- ham for Miss Rachel Lee Cuendet. ' i ' been spending the winter in Wash- ington, Mrs. Pe Mrs. Dougias G. Cook, who > D. C., with her daughter, | Edward L. Preetorius, will —RKandeler Photograph. MISS MARY CARTER DAVIS. M iSS DAVIS is one of a com- arranging for Year dance to be the Leap Suneenene -——-»- ee — /eberman, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ely Lieberman, of 3902 Page avenue, to William I. Lipman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lipman, of 12 Lewis place, was announced at a luncheon given Tuesday i honor of the prospective bride by Mrs. Charles C. Weitzman, ter of Mr. Lipman, at the Lewis place residence. The engagement was a surprise. PASSION PLAYERS’ Art Work to Be Shown at Coliscum, | of the property with the anticipat- | Beginning Tomorrow Night. The art exhibit of the Oberam- mergau villagers, among whom are | included principal actors in the famous Passion -Play, will open to- and | | By the Associaied Press. |attempt to apply pressure on the | foreign earthquake, in mittee of five young women | 'than to attempt to rebuild. given by Mary | U.S. RETURNS LAND IN YOKOHAMA 10 JAPAN Japanese Government Grati- fied and Intends to Buy Back All Foreign Leaseholds. TOKIO, Jan. 23.—Japanese au- thorities today expressed extreme gratification over return of two plots of land in Yokohama former- ly held by the United States under foreign perpetual leaseholds, all of which are to be extinguished | through purchase by the Japanese Government. The land had been Government's intention to buy all | foreign perpetual leaseholds, elim- inating Yokohama as a foreign set- tlemé@nt, did not foreshadow any leaseholders to compel them to part with their property. However, it is believed that the majority of such leaseholders have become discouraged, owing to the losses which they suffered in the} September, and, would prefer to accept the Govern- ment’s offer to buy their property Frew consider restoration and settlement | | of the residential and business sec- | ; ' | a sis- | told ; EXHIBIT ’ tions of the foreign community of Yokohama a possibility. It is pointed out that even be- fore the earthquake foreign busi- ness interests had shown a strong) tendency to move from Yokohama to Tokio. The return of the American hos- pital site by Charge Caffery, who the Foreign Office that “the United States does not longer wish | to be responsible for this prop-| erty,” is not connected with the| perpetual leasehold question, but} the Japanese couple the acquisition | ed extinction of the majority of foreign perpetual leases. | ing and home-loving | ises. | would not need to look after the/| HOUSEKEEPING STUDIED BY MISS MACDONALD New Mistress of 10 Downing Street Is Not Fond of It and Will be Spared Some Duties. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Jan. 23.—The London mistress of No. 10 Downing street. Miss Ishbel Macdonald. the 20-/| year-old daughter of the new Prime | iy Minister. The fact that a quiet, unassum- | featured widely today. with rather demure. Miss Macdonald | |SCHOOL GIRL WRITES NOVEL By the Associated Press. ter-Downes, girl, has published her first novel, “The Shoreless Seas." " her hair down her back, is still at- tending school and thinks hockey is about the greatest game ever. She told reporters she had no opin- ions on sex triangles and hadn't an idea of her | problems, but her book, critics say, displays much knowledge |It deals | newspapers make much of the new problems. second novel. ' | terpret and 'two will be shown here. trait of —The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Garland, | Purchased and presented irl has sud-| suffragan bishop of the Protestant | 'denly been thrust into this posi- | Episcopal] diocese of Pennsylvania, | tion owing to the loss of her moth-/! yesterday was elected bishop of the used as sites for a naval hospital | er appeals universally to human | diocese. He succeeds Bishop Rhine4 and an army headquarters depot. | Sympathy, and interviews and por-/ lander, who recently announced his It was explained today that the | traits of the young woman were! resignation owing to ill health. The pictures show a robust girl! Prince to Wed in Canada Feb. 11. | a pleasant smiling face, but} By the Associat LONDON, Jan. 23.—Mollie Pan- a 16-year-old school This provincial girl, who wears own on matrimonial of life. | with modern domestic | Mollie is at work on her New Bishop of Philadclphia. the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jan. 23. A PADEREWSKI PORTRAIT BUSTS TO BE SHOWN AT ART MUSEUM “The Man” and “The Statesman” * the next during the first two weeks of Feb-' ruary. statues will be here when Paderew- | ski appears at the Coliseum. | belong to the set of three which in- sion of the Paderewski head is the ————i~— portrayal of “The Statesmas.”” it was made during the meeting of ithe League of Nations at Geneva, | where the great Polish patriot. was most concerned auditor.” His ‘deep patriotism is symbolized by Will Be Seen in First Two the arrangement on the pedestal of Weeks of February. ‘the wings of thé eagle of Poland, ~— Malvina Hoffman's portrait busts piese. portraits come to St. Beuls of Paderewski are scheduled to ar-| trom the Grand Central Galleries rive at the City Art Museum within! in New York, and will be displayed: for exhibition | Pext at the Buiffalo Art Galery. ~ Malvina Hoffman, pupil of Ro- is well of 10 dgys It is colmcidental that the; 7!" and Gutzen Borglum, known in the large academ America, and is represented b fer “Russian Bacchanale” fn the Uiix- embourg, Paris: “Head of a “Mod- ern Crusader,” in the Metropotiten 'Museum, New York; “Paviow® Ga- | votte.”” In the Detroit Institute, ahd) “The Modern Crusader,” in thé Ohi- cago Art Institute. She also” Ras) executed a number of impéftant. memorials, including the offe*te Robert Bacon at Harvard. ‘ The two busts to be displayed | “The Man” The last the por- having been to the merican Academy in Rome, Probably the most powerful ver- “The Artist,” “The Statesman.” “The Artist” — PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ed Press. OTTAWA, Jan. 23.—The wed- | told interviewers that her unusual} ing of Miss Lois Frances Booth. name was the Gaelic form of the| *#ughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred | | Booth of Ottawa, and Prince Erik | She is a student at a domestic | of Denmark will take place Feb. | science college in London and yes-| 11 at All Saints Church here. English Isabel. terday attended her lectures as} usual before going to the Downing | ied domestic economy to qualify street mansion at the invitation of | herself for social Her other hockey and music. like~ reader. Mrs. Baldwin, who received her and showed her about the eT “T have been studying laundry | work, housewifery and cooking,”’ Miss Macdonald said, “but I am not fond of housekeeping. I much | prefer science and physics.”’ ' She explained that, although she | is to be mistress at No. 10, she’ housekeeping because her father | had a housekeeper. She has stud- |'Cabanne Tupper, sail from NeW York Saturday with a relative for a tour of the world. Mrs. Preetorius spent a few days here last week, and her and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. El- lis Cook, went East with her. Mrs. Frank R. Tate, of 4515 Pershing avenue, and her grand- children, daughters of Mrs. Isabel will depart for Pass Christian, Miss., early in Feb- brother | morrow night in the Coliseum. The villagers will be seen engaged in wood carving and sculpture, and of the finest specimens of be displayed. many their art will A number of the party will be | The Japanese people also wel-. | leasehold question come the hoped-for solution of the | through pur-.| chase by the Government as prom-.| ‘ising to abolish: one of the most | ‘troublesome questions in the na- | | | ' guests of the Orpneum Theater to-. night. Among them will be Anton Lang, the Christus of the play; Andreas Lang Sr., Guido Mayr, Emmanuel Lang, Andreas lang ‘ ; Jr.. Josef Alfrecht, Wifhelm Frie- | senegger, Anton Haser, Ferdinand tion’s foreign relations during the§ last two decades. Steamship Movements. Arrived. New York, Jan. 23, Seydlitz, from Bremen via 3oston; Southampton; Chicago, Havre. Antwerp, Jan. 20, Gothland, New York. Yokohama, Jan. | Aquitania, President | TRAVEL AND RESORTS. England—Germany N. Y.— Plymouth — Bremen Jet and 2nd Class Accommodations land “Spanish Main’ EMPRESS OF BRITAI Stattgart (new) Jan. 31 Mar. 4 Apr. 18 Meenchen (new) Feb. 14, ...... May 3 *Columbus (mew)... ... ...... May 10 “Largest and Fastest German Ship 32,000 tons 20 Knots speed New York— Bremen Direct Superb One Claas (‘chin Shine Bremen, Yorcek, Seydlitz, d Lactzew, May 6 Luetzow, June 10 Only a month from business Welfare work. include golf, She does not is not a great interests dancing and From New York February 23, 1924 Fares $250 up To West Indies :: cm Serbs . see a. e wes _, ~ , - ~ 4 ; o ese al : SS ee zfs oye: Saco: > PS Sha hee AEP Se PO RE re ES ~: : :: ° ~ ; -* : * _* = > * ~ — .* °° 7 > \ Se ~ ~ ieee: . >. . . SiS PERCY MARMONT STAR OF iF. WINTER COMES Glorious days on shipboard and never-to-be-forgotten shore ez- cursions in the West Indies, Pan- ame, South America. A ship of luxury from stem to stern, the CANADIAN PACIFIC twin-screw, oil-burning (nocoaling dust at port. The Cruise takes and you miss the worst of wintes. Fer full particudars see EF. L. Sheehan, General Agent, Cana- dian Pacific, 420 Locust St., St. Leais, Mo. Telephone Bell Main wins? 100 N. LaSalle St.. Chicago or any local agent. Dear. St. Louis: Every star has made a super-pro- duction. Doug made ""Robin Hood’* ; Mary made ""Rosita''; Norma made "'Ashes of Vengeance,'' andijso on. | I got the fever, too, and they tell me—from my office boy to the most ex— alted critic—that I have made a great picture. Why not get seats today for "®The Courtship of Miles Standish,'’’ which starts Saturday at the Pershing. CHARLES RAY i -UBLIC OPINION THE HUERTA BLOCKADE. m the Now York Timea HE proclamation by the self-named Huerta Government at Vera Crus of & — ade of Tampico and other Mexican has drawn m our State Department — prompt and + sacha rejoinder. The al-~ blockade will not be admitted as nbers. | ruary to spend a month. Mr. Tate's Fostering of an art magazine for| mother and sister will arrive from local arts. | Akron, O., next week to be guests Bringing lecturers and producers| for a week. They are en route to the arts to St. Louis. Pass Christian for the late winter. An annual loan collection of} . | ; by local artists. | Mr. and Mrs. C. D. P. Hamilton | on mew. 3 8. Gees Sean Deel. Annual portrait exhibition. of 5515 Cates avenue will sail from | By the Associated Press. ; An arts and crafts exhibitign. New York today on the Megantic | PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.—-The An award for the best St. Louis| for a cruise to the West Indies. The! Rev. Dr. James I. Good, president tore in the anrval exhibition at. trip includes stops at La Guira and! of the board of foreign missions the American Government, nor will it City Art Museum. Colon, in the Canal Zone. They! of the Reformed Church in the ed to apply to American ships. Weablishment of traveling schol- , will be gone several weeks. United States, was found dead yes- ons assigned, so far as they have i ms for talented young people | terday in the home here of Lloyd | in the press, are to the effect t & Louis M. Knoll with whom he _iived. hericans have nothing to do with ¢t To work to make St. Louis a bet- Death is believed to have been due l strifé in Mexico, and therefore must and more beautiful place to| to apoplexy. Dr. Good was 73 hindered in the pursuit of their lawful — % years old and unmarried. He was iness on Mexican territory. The prob- | The organization of at least 300, nealth Mon: | ity in, however, that Secretary Hughes a bers paying dues of $50 a year. | his communication to the revolutionary Mee Atustained effort to fulfill the) mia at Vera Cruz went much further than of the league as declared | , and based his repudiation of the Dlock= Hy, onc itution | | upon well-recognized princtples of M- Be», ......).. deere! te hational law. In the first place, not even menace to beauty belligerency of the Huerta faction BAP Biemen: wi!) be recognized by any nation. An ite i” |. Jackson, Seattie. | Hochenleiter, Xavier Hochenleiter, | Lisbon, Jan. | Wilhelm Lechner, Edmund | york. Schmidt, Ludwig Schweighofer and Patras, Jan. 14, Martha Washing- Benedict Stuckl. ton, New York. . Sailed. Cristobal, Jan. 21, Laconia, from New York, for Los Angeles. Southampton, Jan. 23, Majestic, New York, via Cherbourg. 21, Canada, New} is “Che Comfort Route” Direct New York to ENGLAND FRANCE GERMANY by famous “O” steamers OHIO ORDUNA ORCA ORBITA For your comfort’s ske, travel ROYAL MAIL which line has bene famous for the quality of its service for nearly a century. Apply af nearest agenis, or write The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. 117 Weet Warhingnne Bunce: Agents iL France England Germany N. Y.. Cherbourg. Southampton. Hamburg. Ss. S$. CLEVELAND Sails Feb. 7. Albert Ballint.......Feb. 19-Apr. 3 Thuringia? ft ar. 6 (‘eve .and* ad Peter Clark Macfariane’s Thrilling Story House Peters in “Held to Answer” ~ Capitol Only-——“Ham™ Hamilton and Delmonte—Gra ves Brothers is ® Elmer McDonald, Popular Baritone New Musical Presentation oD EL MON TE} | j — | WINTER CRUISE terrancan Feh. 9 ipmiy to For full informatian United American (HARRIMAW LIVE) Joint Service With Hamburg American Line i771 W. Randol St.. Chica or Agceats _ Mrs. D. B. Hussey of 5122 Wash- | ington boulevard returned home| yesterday from a four months’ stay in Paris. Her daughter, Miss) Helen Hussey, and her son, Nolan,| apparently in good who accompanied her to Europe, day. are in Italy, and will remain_— abroad until June, when Mr. and. Mrs. Hussey plan to join them. | | , Miss Helen has attended the Con- . e AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS | Tot deg ——— ore eS —_—_—_—_——_——_—- and its} vent de Sion, on Rue Notre | TONIGHT—The Oberam ) | , NIG ae ; mergau Players Will Be Guests of th t vigorously | Champes in Paris, since early fall, Management at the en, Time to lunch again. The CORONADO HOTEL 15¢ to 68c ‘and will continue her study of | a sensiaad ible band on the Pacific Coast might The financial requirements of} French under a tutor. She is ae | | ‘ proclaim « blockade of Acapulcs, Pas Program are summarized as| ing chaperoned by a friend = ered GS can have no binding force Ws: Provision for certain spe-| Hussey who has lived in Paris od | % ' enterprises for advancement several years. In a ae on nee Coffee Shop is where . Mirious arts, requiring $6000;| her brother will go to Spain | they meet after the per- 6 2 Bied wok eo formance. i st ne he two or three gunboats s absurd. | al development of industrial} month. Secorative art, $6800; art pro-| Miss Eleanor Klein, daughter of FILMDORADO. ‘rom the London Daily Express. S enterprises, $2400; provision 2 eel r | the Art League Bulletin $2400; | Mrs. J. S. Klein, of — amegartard ral administration $4500: and poulevard, returned yan 5 th were , “ee Ss 3 She was the 000 reduction of indebtedness. | from St. Paul, Minn. n= ‘guest of Miss Margaret Defiel for IERCE i« the limelight that beats or Los Angeles.) When a shot As fired there, he report is heard all over the world. . ruth is that the angels of Los Angeles; The chief address at tonight's | twill be by Archbishop Glen ithe winter sports. re not so black as painted. The | ronder of the Golden Gates is that am Mayor Kiel will follow the Mi | erkamp of the bishop with an address on Mrs. Robert ,Haffer Pp Im actor or any film actress showld f » have a head turned by sudden , Buckingham Hotel will entertain | » in the Bond Issue Improve- ; " ¢ r Ww luncheon bridge nts. Other speakers will be Saturday with a nd lightning notoricty. Not even & ‘oke up so suddenly to find himeelf fa k McAdams. Sreckinridge| - ere will be about 25 tables. sand W. Palmer Clarkson. p the lords and ladies of Filmdorado. s ap out of poverty into opulence ina night, - ilionaires buzz round the queens of th® sreen like files round a pot of honey. zy. languorous climate makes lotus-¢ 1 almost irresistible diet. There %& erner test of character: Stage pla ere once classed with rogues and nds. Today acting is as honorable ny other profession. The mimes of im are passing through their tio hase. They will learn that the screen at a cloak for folly, and that bad m« ake bad pictures. The great artist stere. And beauty cannot last long it eelf-control. . called ‘“‘a -_ + EVERY NIGHT 8:15 22c to $1.36 | Plus Tax | MAT. DAILY 2:15 & ORPHEUM & CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE To See Dandy Bill Headed by MR. DONALD BRIAN RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF “STARS OF ANN WILLIE RAYMOND FUTURE” | CODER | SCHENK | BOND ER GROTESK ~ Py THE AHERNS, DIXIE FOUR and BREKEFI1'S THEAT 7 a. m. until closing. 3 a ; . eee —_ seeaeToosessaseteseete ee — ——— LAST 3 DAYS} ladies permitted in din- { sag Tiger o Sten NIGHTS | DON’T MISS IT °* ing rooms and on lower AT 8:15 Universal Victor MI TONIGHT AT Hl 0 . EM Aliya King abinden Nouba Maxine Brown Gilem Dale AND A TIFFANY CHORUS Moonlight Opens at ong a a | Soeaten, Nights, 50c-$2. ] POP. MAT. WED. SEATS $1.50 HERITACE r oF the DEPERT | SHUBERT JEFFERSC MOONLIG Rosine Daas lLwels Simeon IMPORTANT! siden To All Lovers of Good Healthy American Laughs Different—at a price— plenty of space to park. “Oh, Boy! Those Apple Dumplings!” that\the Huertists can meet it os at their disposal floor at all times. 60c > $2.5 Lindell 7380 EAT! Pop. Mat. Wed. grarts $1.50 JOHN GALSWORTHY'S — SUNDAY NEXT--SEATS THURSDAY New York and Boston Musical Comedy Success “HELEN OF TROY, N. ¥. ‘EL SINAL NEW YORK ee ECLUDING LO UEENTE SMITH. | (TOM LEWIS, HELEN FORD, CHARLES LAWRENCEg NELL CARRINGTON, | CLYDE HUNNEWELL— | and a Chorus of Charm and Distinction. | i Gat Mat 50 to 92 Wed-MatS8e to $1.58 om , z= | PadereW SKI PRI. Feb. 1 Columbia Goliseum fx. ll a.m. Daily 1 Tickets. $1.50. $7. $2.50. $3. $4 Pias Tax, | at Aeolian Bex Office. 1004 Olive st. | "Lone Olive 0105. THIS 18 PADEREWSKI'S ONLY ST. LOUIS APPRARANCHE. ‘ODEON— Thureday Aft. 2:30 Thursday Bve. 8:15 EMILE CO U World's Greatest Exponent of Auto Suggestion. with a Message to America Tickets, $1.10. $1.65. $2.20. Aeolian Ce. 1004 Otive St. Phone Olive 9103. Direct ion Flizabeth ‘ SHUBERT-JEFFERSON Beg. Sun. Night, Jan. 27 Engagement positively limited to one week. with matinees on Wedfesday and | [Saturday. | During the last visit of thie great mu- | Psical success hundreds of anxious theater- goers were turned away from the Shubert- Jefferson box office for the very good [reason that they did not heed the mana | igerial urge to secure their seats well in | fJadvance ‘'t YOU make this mistake The Woodward Players in TIGER ROSE Mats. Sunday, Thursday, Saturday NEXT—"“COME OU1 OF KITCHEN”

ee Ee ; wer is every woman's duty to be a beautiful—and Kancol is the - easy, natural way to beauty. Kantol is a skin-laxative,a plant-and-flower cream. In two minutes it clears and cleans your pores completely, bringing a rosy, natural bloom to the face. A few treatments lighten dark skins three to five shades. Not a clay-pack! No 20-min- ute waits. Just two minutes with now | BETTY COMPSON ia ‘WOMAN TO WOMAN The Companion Play te ; “Common Law a €) oh. THREE ACES AD A JOKER RAWLS & VON KAUFMAN FLYING NELSON—BILLY WALSH ROSS & FOSS—GORDON'S DOGS ‘ONLY A SHOP GIRL’ ESTELLE TAYLOR—MAE BUSCH a "Gallery. Wallace Beery : : 3 —— ‘| Smoking. | Jas. Morrison Pt Kantol—and new beauty is yours! —_ 5c Tully Marshall Get it today. ie On Sale —_—— nl at all department stores i leading drug stores, aa beaury parlors. [Se WORTH DOUBLE-WS | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ebert of , 5746 Westminster place will be at! /bome Thursday evening in honor ‘+f the graduation of their daugh- | ‘ter, Miss Ida Louise, from Soldan | | High School. | - =< oo 7 fz. 8 ¥ ° society, rr - wf ———— neslaiianane i | Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Goldsmith ~ of the Del Monte Hotel announce | the marriage of their daughter, | ony Miss Merila, to Louis L.. Kottler. | Jan. 20. Mr. and Mrs, Koéttler are | §- BER —_e AT ODEON BLDG... Grand | ney. Sunday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday at # PF. M.—-Monday Tuesday and Wednuceday evenings at SP. M Voluntary offering taken, Come! SEE! Pain stopped in five minutes. Dr. Green is the man that induced the wonderful healing in tix Central Library in May. 1916. wide- on — Oe ee nag - 9 e, designed | Sigma Sorority. am all the rest of them put *riginal building of the ppc te Em | 1, ‘md the Sheldon Memorial. -_-~— The ergagement of Miss Rose | SR TTC AN RR ie HT Re Ms ines F q Fen i wis 7 iar bier ta a : al = 7 4 ~~ a le eae.” Ye News itee, } f = Ye a os wae — —: ey ce» ? ie Ke fl ‘ er ee = a ee ems = * ‘ =e er KX a ak ae oe? fai x bart ee 2 nat POR Or sae re

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Pe ti, “es ~~ * - rt ov - 4 7 o_o vs “e ott gs 3 ain ha ih Tie > ur i a “™ . AL SOIT | a ie : “eh eo ss : 4 = WE : CH alone has MORE City Circulation { han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED JANUARY 1Qv ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH ° Ts : Lease OR Pace AN ¢ _— aa ork first.” ADVERTISEMENT | have been ac “ ad Pp _ ry — iF YOU HAD * | } i Tr “~— ro “ . aan | ‘AR ak CONTRO! se oamy @ Pan a = Soren apts WILL NEVER QUIT USING IT rT HOW GAINED fet rioup afters ong the 2022 00 |. Whee TT pcen busting tres NECK - . r vr ae *q . - «> - Saad S . : D jeurrences Wee ‘a? ty gre 1 is other persons not SO irienay The positive statement of en Enxng- BIG “ shetr >-. AS THIS FELLOW , ™ OF COUNTY POLITICS erst set mer * vesiy amc ° tend, Arkansas, women ip her letter of i our ty D HAD Mi ” Continued from Page 1. ' Ee} se : b stoien + anril twenty-sixth is indped comvincims te i916 Tenth District primary, Out; ,, yr inane Oot yea > | evidence of complete satistactios. I ALL #4 , ' he was beaten in the St. Lous \ ote. > tn in who has na , oe fied that Jack Frost ts the best Baking 5 ik | _ Losing First Fall; 9! ¢€ > failing to get the support of the ° ae ef : that (0: Rises a " Powder I ever used and I will sever ' i q os ’ 2 ‘| St. Louis brewers, which he is said). rauds have been COM . COLDS watt using it." Such determination to es % litle W Ed Lewis Woman Foreman Hands in to have expected. When Congress , same peop! Csuany. © ges | ‘ - ith she > r- 7 : Dus ~ ~ * = : \f . r 3 ~4 ri¢ bein ™ . : } -*' use ners is _ bart Jac’ } ross ran i teat i at s« : vet: > . : |) eee in Case ot Daughter's nous nated in 1918 the Gistrict . " re their - , 9 : tatpiy ceme only sfter repeated!y suc- #3 a et ‘ >. . . : / . ‘4. . .- > » : . . oe a 4 ssailant Slain by Ne ress. leaders picked Cjev eland A New- ‘~~ e we: Nov . . ¢ s ] - T 0 N S | | N : cessful wse ef Ja-& Frest tm every trp M. > | 4 > © ~ “ 2h ton to succeed him. but decided | OOo) code of ethic oem of home beking. Full I¢-cs. can of ri en S$ ine eet Pole Surprses Crowd Dy Cogverting J Wy. Associated Press hat Essen should first have the. ow. py the a na bow xe. “ Jack Frost. 25c. Why» pay more? ) = | Sossors Holds Into a Wimaing Fall for Assecta* : months of Meek- “~*~. , | > primar Bc and se. ‘ . MINIONTOWN, Pa. Jan. 23.—A © i 7 Man Tires in Final Fall a E was put ‘3s . =— ; ps EI 7 ALL DSUGGISTS Coupon in can exchangrebie —— Imported ' . So Essen ae ae in improve- cpa be F. Ceroner’s jury, the foreman of | on the ballot for the short term ” — ~ 2 an a Sage amps. 4 : : . & John E. Wray, | Stecher of Omaha finished the first hp which was & woman. yesterda) the catch-as or | | “heartily approved” the Killing of Hémry Thomas, a négro, at Dearth em Jan. 16. by Mrs. Ida McNeal), a negress, who accused the man of attacking her $-vear-o'd eure + he in danger at After Mre McNeal told of @ to represent ¢t strict in "| neine indicted and signe attack and the little victim x ress, tne soon: ' oguee ' | \rryimg to te Aced gy ere nG@r story, the fury returned : pe > “. so - that found * dict finding “that Henry 17h came to his death on Jan the on 4 ast night at the Coliseum when he $1.00 value, now... $ G5 Wiest so Soi tee tae prt py = t Soe Stecher a match for the c $1.50 value, now 35 : a a man.” > . . »* > . — > — ‘ 13834. as result wounds ! Nee! Without any intention 0 ~Cemmending or enmcourag:"s deti- amee of the laws of the commo"- wealth we beartiiy appreve This particular case of dealing with hu recommend tha’ Neal be entre’) charges which m™ may be lodged aguinst her act.” ~ « TN DR. GUTHRIE REFUSES T0 : eal of Ti minutes ant} ~~. > a , os e 6 ~ 5 4 | wrestling. Stecher PALL \ alue, now kaa 7 ; ce — match and at- _~ - 6 me 4 his first objective, Dat in $2.50 value, now 1.55 ; go he save his admirers a = . losing the first fall : it — -onds. $3.00 value, now 19 . ‘os minut’ and 35 seconds be a 1¢-minuce intermissi*, Rs e t im twined about | - $3.50 value, now 2.35 7 ¥ — peor: torse. and a time, with considerable effort. ~ , i. . ot s+ (M) j , A5 a 3 the old fellow to the mo‘ | ~ Fe \ alue, now y & abe 33 minutes and 1° seconds. '* * _ Joe 35 ™inutes and 15 — ™ —s he " ; , , a frishing touches on : d $4.50 value, now 3.15 pate Sees ine Ce nina anc | Setptn $9178. ts ? ene contest. 55 | : 3.5 4 De Referee George Baptiste ‘empted an $5.00 value, now a &-@ @&:°@-. ; By the Assocatee NEW YORA. William T. Manning of tant Episcopal diccese York today received a ; Dr. Wil ‘tor of St no Lasen-Gardner a ee apy Essen ch that symbdoiic 7 rnectlion with Corpor be discentinue . 24 qe eh eieiiar letter was sent to the Ms) , ow —— yeni = @pody the vestrym: . Insisting upon anes @i The services. whi ere - : ‘ $ ¢ ¢ $ + ’ ? ¢ q ¢ ’ | ¢ : ¢ Boki Election Fraeds. ucicial appointment ver for the E. G ch a A nvQavedc preliminary exh ditions. with riret fall to rapid-fire shifts and changes ke broke & boid and hich and im and eat of the ring. real bout of the night appear Mecher. taller than his s7U@t- .ssin rine foe, but almest feebic ing in -he measu@ements of Ri» The body as compared with these | dos match the 56-vear-old veteran, worked deliberately and was seldom Malance Zbyszko, too, master wae ® neers « many holds. scroceeded salonr eS ae . ines. with the result tha: arate were moments when fhe it- «gectstors t impoeliteiy yawned and the | | andes i knockers booed faintiy.| Leades i.ar " > wae oo the rassive wrestlers mear' par and aod Regarded as Well Off >» break the grip, and & fret tecal, from $13.00 to $20.00. inse md handsomest in mom “hat he Simeeif at- made s For a quick clean-up we scam owape ; ae a === ; have marked them at the ridicuious price ef $9.45. GET YOURS NOW, BEFORE]: 2 | See for Your Truck: - THE LOTS ARE BROKEN 2 eal gh aremay whys ogo —— Ropes For Mileage and Maximum Resilience . | tes ated ° ruck Tires we es Se | These Coats include = ‘Bmsen’s attorne stor Ralph, Beg. ar tergmetr sh tien ot Oo mnie minee Soaeen eee FUR COLLAR COATS ne of Eseen's fight against annex Let Us Teil you spend. apalo read leg You About It Put om Firestone Truck Type Cords. They are Gum-Dipped—the famous Firestome building process winch gives cztra carcass strength and wear = f i. Leather Aviator Coats Oppuses (Annecxadion resistance. [It prevems internal ffctscn. a special acvantage where the Sseen is 2ealmst annexs ‘ N weight of heavy loads puts unusual stan on Ores. — , é Our AeCcw | " , re os $ 3 Broadway S12 &. Broadway €301 Easton ~ See 7. an a. WE ARE EQUIFPrTED Te YULCANSEIZE ALL SIZES OF TRUCK TYPE CeoRDS. 1LL WORK GUARANTEED. | me Ppa ac . TRY Us ON YOUR YEAT BEPAIR J08. oe! 3 os eid — See a

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’ 7 ~ $ ; = mx. ; WEDNESDAY _ JANUARY a3 ea : | es il ao 2 i Tg EA 7 > —_ > “ Fi ee EO Be as Ca = Se Na F 4 = a er ore WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1924. ae | =" RT NET rue ry > Er ~et be oa, a0 2 3 De F i+ Sob : & , —T Fr ¥: oy ~ IRS > Bers : 7 Ps ~ a Tab ~ Je ae as + ST.LOUIS a te oe eo y ‘ a aE Saag % ah ey . - 7 pr w is 1 ek a. ss ay me st aap « en ’ , ‘ : oe . 7 . a x t “ eh = as 4 Soe i ies “s , a oy a et Es 5 1.5 eye > : ‘ ' . a s * -fNiSPATCH ° _ see A ny Wijecher Beats Zbyszko After “Losing First Fall; Bout for ~ Wg Pole Surprises Crowd by Cogverting One of Stecher’s ® scissors Holds Into a Winning. Fall for Himself—Old . a Man Tires in Final Fall. John E. Wray, an Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Ay Riding for a Fall / Sankin ; is . Title With Ed Lewis in Sight } Feud With Browns ‘ Stecher of Omaha finished the first lap of his third big | Ls toward the catch-as-atch-can wrestling championship of the} jast night at the Coliseum when he defeated that 50-year-old | wonder Stanislaus Zbyszko two falls out of three. Joe | has held the title twice. The present title-holder, Ed Lewis, Stecher a match for the championship provided Stecher the “old man.” g total of 71 minutes antl) ~a~W~ of wrestling, Stecher 5 ae Oe match and at-/,_. Wrestling Results his first objective, but in Joe Stecher. ing so he gave his admirers a se- beat Stanislaus shock by losing the first fa!] , 22 minutes and 55 seconds. After @ 10-minute intermission, | ‘ long lees again twined about | ; tremendous torso, and , time, with considerable effort, | the old fellow to the mat 1$ minutes and 10 seconds. I' | Joe 35 minutes and 15 secon:is | jp put the fnishing touches on the me old man for the third anc fall Of the contest. ) When Referee George Baptiste , 4 Stecher on the back in the fall, some of the 4000 per- swarmed to the ringside an‘ up several of our distin- 4 citizens slightly, including Kiel, in an enthusiastic en- to shake the hands of the -~ ~ £ at Omaha, 210, a~bdyszko, Po- after losing the first fall. Renato Gardini, Boston, 212, ° won from Jim Londos, San ) Francisco, 190, one fal). Jimmy Logas, St. Louwis, de- > feated Speedy Schaefer, Alton, ane fall. ) John C. Meyers refereed the preliminaries; George Baptiste officiated in the windup. ) Attendance—About 4600. Re- Ceipts $9179. ) i i i ,tempted an offensive. This defensive attitude betrayed ;Stecher into believing that the “old jman” did not intend to attempt an | attack. About 20 minutes after the first fall had begun, Joe twined _ his serpentine grip around Zbysz- | ko’s middle and locked his toes oo Rei No Date for Lewis Boyt. f d all ; i on jand all, up with him. Then, to the ) Just when or where Joe will get | he turned ws surprise of every one, opportunity to meet Lewis [0r | the scissors fairly against Joe, bor» championship has not beer ‘his weight heavily down gear. It is believed the bol. jer, broke the scissors and. aidec m be held in St. Louis, and that py a bar arm-leck. ewer aan will demgnd his pound vw! | the Amsaha man's shoulders to the bh in the way of a considerabl°? | mat, pinning them. h guarantee, win, loSe or draw. | Ubyaxke Becomes Agareasive. The victory cost Stecher rather Zbyszkg took the aggressive mevily. inasmuch as, by the terms|the next two falls, the agreement, he was compelled turn over $10,000 in cash to} 9 in order to obtain the This sum, consisting of | ufed checks for $9000 anil 9900, respectively, was turned mer tp Jack Herman, manager of zko, before the match, by ehoider Harry Uhlemeyer. last night's feature contest was Be gg nein ta tec ag the spectacular struggle that from a bag arm and scissors, after ly appeared to expect. In fact | Zbdyszko .* used the tactics of his preliminary exhibitions, with | ¢irst fall to almost win again. Zbysz- ir rapid-fire shifts and changes Sbhold and high and lofty tumb- ‘ —~ +t eavy Imported ex Gloves a good looking ~ Special price, and bucks Glove. 15 Pair ular $2.00 Value senfields — ve at kighth apparently en- Stecher, who is almost younger than his rival, attacked with insistence and cool forethoucht. He eventually put the clamps around the Polander’s middle and tossed him. al When Zbysezko arose, he felt his ribs carefully—‘“counting to see if they're all there,” someone shouted The last fall and the? arm hold on Joe, but apparently his in and out of the ring, made /|strength had become weakened by real bout of the night appear | ‘he long struggle and the younger -man at length freed himself, Joe then turned on his heavier foe. again gained a scissors and won the match. The dos match proved a surprise when Gardini tossed his rival in 41 min- utes and 5 seconds. was a very rough match, with Gar- Aini forcing tlondos through the Becher, taller than his squat- aring foe, but almost feeble ing in the measu®ements of his wr body as compared with those the 50-vear-old veteran, worked deliberately and was seldon: of talance. Zbyszko, too, master m many holds, proceeded alone bodox lines, with the result that were moments when the ig- mM impolitely yawned and the | Londo« Not at His Best. mic knockers booed faintly.| Londos was apparently far below the impassive wrestlers meart | par and did not show anything like hess and refused to be betrayed {the stoff ~ has displayed in pre- . ' vious matches. tecteters or aphecggrey A feature of the match was the bby Fears Stecher's Legs. ‘Dbyszko was very cautious in the | place, seemingly at fall and let Stecher assume a/e¢iever Londos yoffense. The old man watchcd | Apparently Londos was weakened iruly marvelous legs of Stecher | by oes dloc® iw 4 : , ea ee © Sale oe pytnons. eee Hoo a nifty light heavy- adly fear of being lweicht wrestler, put on a fine ex- imped between them. His tre- ‘hibition in tossing Speedy Schaefer fous girth and depth of ches‘ ef Alton. Loras put on some un- umarily make him immune from /|necessary pyrotechnics, but also form of hold; but in Stecher| showed that he is a wrestler of was encountering two lecs of ‘considerable merit. os and Mual length and power—two | A ; match gy ged a gow’ air ly trained and educated 1 sGaréial Sore, is f ‘ a ated legs. land an announcement that this fea- mime after time Zbyszko had to his unsual strencth to its ‘ture will be held soon may be ex- ‘0 break the grip, and it | first pected shortly. The show was the om that he himself at- made a profit this year. ¥ , spectators. able on to the was will, kinds that Gardini local wrestling event that nl a SS fansas Defeats Aggies, 36 to 21)- i Basketball Rivals Re- main Undefeated ix? Valley Race. Sport Briefs roch High in Trapshoct. HOUSTON, Tex.—Frank Troch ef Vancouver with a score of 196 out of a possible 200, was high gun in the Sunny South handicap. Phil Miller was second with 194. —-——— - ——— ; - Reckrord Seeks Franchisee. to the Post-Disnatch | ROCKFORD, 41l.—Rockford will NHATTAN, Kan., Jan. 23.—| file an application for a franchise in the Mississippi Valley Base- ae (Demet ball League at the annual meet- University ia con- | ing Thursday. ed Victory over the Kansas Ag- | ae. . five here last night. The score | Galwesten. Gets Players. 136 to 21. On the floor the two GALVESTON, Tex. — Johnson mS were very evenly matched,! Anderson, catcher. —_ — ae Kansas 1° miaved a Imost ehased by the local clu rom fanny ~~ 8 pe Ae ~ ad Toleco. John Whiteman, out- re ve sedan | fielder, was signed to a contract. egies mis shooting gave | closely , in the Bradshaw valley of peace, oft —go'f and mountsia riding. Valley, has many tourist. Chandler, is a de- otel—golf and horse- accuracy the | while the after set-up. Sime was played before the crowd ever gathered in ols gymnasium, more. than Perfons being present. "UP and summary: Sl) Pasitionn Kansas (36). Richt forward Riack Yankees Relenec Lavatliee. REAUMONT, Tex. — The local Texas League club has purchased, under option, Henry Lavalleé, out- fielder, from the New York Yan- kees. . . cottages are sur- ¢, orange and date a squere mile. Calttornie | mited ieeienery ead Seost. Winter picture toider. e Yalend State Wins. Left forward ... Engel ReINGSTON, R. L—Rhode Island .. Center Ackerman | State defeated the Missouri U. Right euvard.. Mosby | rifle team, 3610 to 3544. - Left guard Bellecard | —- Bobet! ot some Woodbury for Bunker. Merrisen Dectines Offer. Ji- tor Korh Kech for Declen. Doolen DALAASB, Tex.—Ray Morrison, * “8. Grethusen for Doolen. Williams! director of athletics at Southern all the Pield conle—Runker. 2: Wann.| Methodist, hag rejected an offer = =! Tebow 5S: Black. 3: Dneel. 2:' to take charge of athietics at fos?) — ~~ @, Mosby 4: Witkin. 1 Free " Uv. ? Dike 3: kas 2. fase Ast Kentuqry Ackerman. 2. Witkin 1 Free Best Feb. 25. "ed—Runker. 2: Daoten 1: wep. | WH MeORK.__Harry Wills and 3: Ackerman. 2: Mosby. 1.) goctiey Madden will meet in @ Kom. 1; DooleA. 3: | 12-round no-decision bout at New- 1: Wneel. 3: Ack) oo. peb 25, It was announced. Bellemard. 1: Witkin. | oa” Rout was originally sched- Lat « y > - - roe = ly, = ' led for Feb. 4. TT Dalles, Dist. Pease Act & F Ry. ~ vie, Mo. 417. Olive 40121 e——* Lal a —- ' ¢ —_—-_--—_ "THUDUONOU TOO OCU OL. od Press News appears ae Post-Dispatch in the eve*™s 1 in St. Louis. v | ! ' lhalf of the match, lin with a | Par for the course ' litors finished the first the deal vir-.| / vy 'Speeding up As We Get It, the Wrestler Who Uses the His Mediation Put : d to Shocker’s } Hoppe TakesLead Over Schaefer in ~ | 18.2 Title Match Champion Scores 631 Poimts to 239 in Second Block and Is Out in Front, 1000 to 729. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Jan. 23.—Willie Hop-|} pe of New York has a fine chance to retain his world’s title in 18.2 balkline billiards tonight, when, re- suming play in the final §00-point block of his 1500-point match with young Jake Schaefer, he will find ' — ee ae i i ! ‘ ' | a ae a ae a a a i i a ' } ' Havere Will Not Compete in U. S. i ( 7 . : Open Golf Tourney . SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23. ENE SARAZEN, national G professional golf champion, and Arthur Havers, British open golf champion, who are to engage in an international match here Friday, examined each other’s clubs yesterday and expressed themselves as satis- fied with both the sticks and with everything regarding the match. The champions wil! play un- ‘ \ der the rules of the United ; | States Golf Association, which ‘ .. prohibit the use of rib-faced « clubs. Louis Welch, president ‘ of the Northern California Golf Association, was selected as ref- eree of the match. Havers and James Ockenden, . } 5 / the balls in excellent scoring posi-|{ the English player, who holds tion at the head of the table to add to his lead of 1000 to 739. Facing a deficit of 131 points last night as a result of losing the first block, 369 to 500, Hoppe took | > full advantage of Schaefer’s inabil- ity to score consistently by putting! ~— and together runs of 182 and 172 taking the block, 631 to 239. Last night’s game was an odd mixture of mediocrity, safety play and brilliance. Schaefer failed miserably, after having taken Mon- day night’s block, 590 to 369. Hop- pe floundered badly except in his two Wisplays of brilliance, a 182 for the high run of the match so far. after a dozen disappointing in- nings, and a 172, dozen scoreless innings later. Hoppe last night averaged 3010-21, while Schaefer averaged 118-21. The match averages ard Hoppe 30 10-33; Schaefer 22 13-33. The score by innings: Schaefer— 4, 0, 1, oe GS Be SE 2. HE, 1, 20. Total, 739. Hoppe—16, 8, 0. -0. 12. 21. 9. 182, 90, 1, **35. Total, 1000. 6, 6, “o-* vd, 2, 4 1, 4, 2, followed by a half) 1 to 4, out. | the French open championship, |, are to sail for England the lat- ; | High runs—Schaefer, 70: Hoppe | 182. **Unfinished run last night. a-_—-— HAVERS AND OCKENDEN DEFEAT COAST STARS Ry the Avenristed Pres, SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. thur Havers, British golf pion, and James Ockenden, French | (Woodstock), 4 to *Unfinished Monday night. | champion, defeated Earl Nagel and | Joe Novak, local professionals. and 4, in a 36-hole match on California Golf Club links yesterday. Somewhat shot by the +e) here indifferent solf was foursome in the ifrst Havers coming low ball of 75, Ockendon 78 and Nagel 79. "ne 760. The vis- 18 holes one 77. Novak is | teuri and the | up, Havers managing to get a icne-| some three on the seventeentn af- ter the match had been squared by Novak on the fourteenth with a 36- foot putt for a birdie three. In the afternoon round Havers and Ockenden opened up their best biard of golf and birdies came with such frequency that Novak anid Na- ecl soon were out of the running. | Skyward In this round Ockenden had a 34)! for the first nine, 37 being par. Havers also had a low 55. BOXING ASSOCIATION CONVENTION CLOSES the Associated Press. LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. 23. — their work, National Boxing Association delegates select- ed St. Paul, Minn., for the fall meeting set for the third Monday in September, elected officers and ‘closed its meeting last night a day | president. baseball, | | Boxing Board, | third | ahead of schedule. Richard . & Burke, New Orleans, was re-elected Other officers elected were: i | } ? ter part of + April and will not participate in the national! open championships, it was an- » nounced by these players. / 5 OPO LD hh Racing Results; and Entries New Orleans Results. Weather cloudy; track good. FIRST RACE, purse $1000, for maiden 2-year-olds, 3-year-oids. Barney Googie 118 (Harrington), won; Nightshade J15 (Stutts). 7 to 10, 1 to 4,- second: Dean H. (Walls). 35 to l, third Time, \ :36 Seth, Din E. Stewart, Kitty Shirley Louise, Helen Condon, Lola ter and Fanny de Coursy also ran. SBCOND RACE, claiming. purse $1000. for A-year-olds and wp. six furlongs— Avispa. 112 (Martin). 8 to 1. 3 to 1 and 5 - —— 97 (Il. Lang), 4 3 to 5. Red Les- Time. The Franciscan. High Tea. Toddy and Far East Permarco ran. THIRD RACE. ; u ‘L 2. 4to 5 and 1 VRP ROW LO LO LO hha Mh Pitcher’s Contract Not Yet Re- Manager Sisler, Shortstop Ger- (are the only ber, Outfielders Tobin and Wil- “Flying Mare’’ Is Usually ‘Rule that Caused Shocker Row to* Stand, Friel Says | | liams and Pitcher Hubert Pruett. Brownie whose signed contracts for Manager Bill Friel! announced this morning. Among the recruits who have signed are Pitchers Harry Payre, John Wilson and Ernest Wingard and Catcher John Simmons. : “An agreement has been reached with Urban Shocker as to his 1924 contract,” Friel said, “but his con- | Was tract has not been received. That arranged by President Ban Johnson and Bob Quinn and I do not know what terms were reached.”’ Rule on Wives to Stand. When asked if there was to be any change in the rule prohibiting wlwes from accompanying their husbands on baseball trips, Friel said the rule would stand and if three furlongs— | 118 | | been decided whether they will be French, | claiming. purse $1000. | | for 3-year-olds, 6 fcrion 4 ms | antil there was any change it would $e _ toward more strict enforcement. “Wives will not be permitted to make baseball trips during the season,” said Yriel. “It has not barred from spring training trips. There are certain reasons for not prohibiting wives from making the spring trips and I want Mr. Ball to decide that.” | Friel said there were no hold- |outs as yet. The contracts have ;not been out long enough for the /'men to have had a chance to air grievances and as the players have the opening of the spring training there is mnch time for the 5.| settling of any differences. George and Even Tide also ran Havana Results. Weather cloudy: track heavy. cham- | longs—Miss ] 1 to 6, first; 5. J Callahan). 1:10 3-5. Yakima J. KB Hertz also ran. , SECOND RACE. parse $700. 4-year- olds and up. claiming. U to 3. rton., 99 (H. bu Time, ‘Choice, luff. THIRD RACE. purse $600. 3-year-olds up. claiming. 6 furilongs—Biuve bon- . 97 (Baton), 5 to 1. even and 1 to 2, Bonafide. 113 ‘Primrose), 8 to oO 5. gecond: Castilla. 95 (Shanks). 1 25-5. Bonnte land. Financia! also ran. fix furlongs: a el ceed hee O+ +e ee Pp 2 = — OM we uw ~“X~; 00. claiming, furlongs: + aw > . ° . -" et od et oe >t te se _— ee G e Helle Isle. .... Mart Moore. . Fourth race. $1200, for 23-year-old, the | Preliminary Har.dicap, one mule: La- | trode Cogswell, chairman, Maryland | ) Denby, to direct that orders be :s- | sued which will prevent a ! rence emphasized by a W'ite House spokesman yesterday that the President helieved the boxing contests held within the army ind navy and of a : eharacter were a desirable part ‘ 1 of the physical training ) as well as a source of entertain- ment. It was nevertheless, th drawn against contests for navy person ashore. The task of framing orders was left to Secretary Denby, who was It was cf at a line should be large scale boxing nel staged out of the city last night. a | AMATEUR BOXING SHOW AT BARRACKS TONIGHT Three special bouts have been ar- ranged for the amateur boxing racks tonight. Fddie Goldberg pounds; Slaton will battle at Whitson and Joe and Private Foster opposes Pan! g. Ray Alfano also will appear in one ®f the matches. Thirty entries have been received. Harry Sharpe will referee. Ne Landis May Have to Decide. By the fated Prem. NEW, YORK, Jan. 23. — Commis- sioner Landis may be asked to set- tle a dispute between the New York Giants and New York Yankees. whose managements discovered both had scheduled exhibition games at Knoxville, Tenn... Apri) 7 The American Leaguers were booked to play one exhibition with Brook- lyn in a benefit for Knoxville Ma- sons and the National leaguers to Sheppard at 130 iplay the Chicago White Sox in a regular exhibition game 4 double- beadecr may be the compromize. feOCUre= |; nonprofessional | the men! president: F. Sailor, St. Paul, vice president; Louis w. Plies. Detroit, fourth vice president; w. R. Shaw. New Orleans, secre- tary-treasurer. Prior to adjournment a resolution presented by Beher advocating re- peal of the Federal statute which nrohibits interstate commerce in films of fights, was adopted. PITCHER W. LAEHOLDER Associated Press AWA. -Cak.. e088. George Blaeholder, Garden vouth. signed last year with the St. Louis Americans and farmed out tr Three I League clubs, signed a contract with st the coming season. He Ry the SANTA ” 23. -_--— vesterday Louis for first vice president, | 'Allen Beher, Cincinnatl, second vice | Grove | the Terre Haute and Bloomington | will accom- | |pany Coach Jimmy Austin and Man- | deemed desirable, | ager George Sisler, wintering at laguna, Cal, to Mobile, Ala., where | | the, Browns will train. —_—_—_-oe—_ Lynch Boxes Owens. By the Associated Press. ELDORADO, Ark., Jan. 23.—Joe Lynch, bantamweight champion, and Parky Owens of Boston will meet here tonight in a 10-round no- decision bout. They are expected to weigh in at 117% and 116 pounds, | respectively show to be held at Jefferson Bar- |? Mike Kramer and | 112 | ~ BP GPP GI LOL Le Biliard Results PHILADELPHIA—Ralph Green- leaf, world’s pocket billiard cham- pion, breke even with” Redolph im four league matches. The scores were: 100 te 33, fever Greenleaf; 100 te 90, faver Ka- Golph: 100 to 2. Greenleaf, and 100 te 53, Redelph. Both had high runs of 39. CHICAGO. — Chartes Filis and Pierre Mauepome breke cven in Naticeal Three-Cushkieon League matches. Ellis wen, SO te 46, 1% the first game, while Maupoeme captured the second, 56 to 34. Eilts had a high run of cight, while Mavupeme’s beat was seven. CLEVELAYD—Ges Copules ée- feated George Moore, 50 te and SS te 3. in National Three-Ceskh- fen Leagec matches. Copaies” high ran wes scten and Moore's | Remilr | SIGNS BROWN CONTRACT | Sea | Geormette...... | Sands of Pleas iH King O'Neill I1.113 Deronda 106 Payman Tambon. “_" _ Miss Fortune. .. race. $1000, for 3year-olés and upward, claiming, handicap, one and one- sixteenth miles: se ™ Raffles ..108 Kinburr — Tony Beau ....108 Vennie. High Speed. ...107 Brunell Winner Take Al. 105 Sixth race, $1000, claiming. 4-year-olds and upward, mile *nda mi xteenth: Drummond. er *Rigewer Still... *High CGear. ; .- 102 Hutchinson. an Seventh race. $1000, claiming. 4- ‘da ond upward, mile and a sixteenth: _.110 *Roval Crown. ts.17O *Cantilever. 107 *Reelfoot .107 Lierre . Lape *Gropev Biair , 107 ., 04 104 Current Even a rbian. Nanev Winet r ie Chaplet. *North Tower Feigned Zea! > \ppre 8tice allowance claimed Weather, cloudy; track, good Tomorrow’s Havana Entries. First race. $700. 3-year-olds and uD ward claiming. five and oen-haif furlongs eT... 104 Second race. vurse $700 3-year olds an uveward. claiming. five and one-half " ore. - *(Lcorgia 1 Fear A ihorn ' ill innie Mac.k.. Third rac purme $600. 3veer-olds. ‘laimine five end one-half furlongs: ; Q@0 Fonmnie Jack : +..101 Moortteid 105 Pawnbroker. Fourth race purse $700 3-vear-olde claiming. five and one-half Ss it “soa Pumpkirs.. hie ...104 .104 Fifth race S700. 4-rear-olds purse r ~oward claiming mile and 7 (himera Mayr. a oy s 98 wos _ 3 P | patta. liuehie Tow itt S Juat. ht ed ee Pe 4 et oa RL race. Dera $400 aiming. five *s 3 upward. 0B 8 MINNEAPOLIS.— “Chick” Shor- ten, former major league outficid- er. has been purchased by the Millers from the Cioctanat! club. Shorten refused to join the Nash- ville club last season. @ LEBANON, IIL, Jan. .. £103 | \ord entry, ‘close Feb. companied by Mre ’ | oak, veteran pitcher Boe | champion, at Arata« yesterday. Tadb- ‘erski won the afternoon match, 106 | Natalie's 'Taberskis best “T expect some contracts : to ‘come back unsigned.” said Friel. ‘They always do. Many of the men want a personal conference before they sign. but I do not ex- pect any trouble.” No Talking Being Done. Both Shocker and the club are taking the stand that tha least said about the settlement the better. As was told in the late editions of the Post-Dispatch yesterday Shocker returned from Chicago land announced that Ban Johnson and Bob Quinz had ironed out all difficulties. Shocker said he was prepared to give his best for the Browns during 1924. Shortly before the hearing was scheduled before Commissioner _Léhdis, Owner Ball is understood to have said he would rot consent 'to the remitting of Shocker’s fine. It is understood that Ban John- son protected Ball’s feelings by let. ting the fine stand and protected Shocker by boosting his salary for 1924 so as to give the pitcher a substantial raise and _ still reim- burse him for the $1000 fine. ' ‘M’KENDRFF. DEFEATS BILLIKEN FIVE, 14-10 Special to the Post-Dispatch. 23.—The McKendree Collece basketball! team defeated the St. Louis Uni- versity quintet here last nicht. 14 to 10. At the end of the first half the Billikens led, & to A rally in the closing ruinutes of play en- abled the loca! five to gain the vic- tory. Lineup and summary: St. Louie U.(10). Poe McKendree (14) V. Bradburn .. Right forward... Garret’ Pegier lett forward... | Koni. Center se . Right guard... ...Left guard Field goale—Eegier, Kepl (2). Garrett, Neweorm (2). Rerst. Dietz (sub. for Bera«t) Free throws—PRBradburn (2). Egvier. Kopl Garrett. Newoom, Dietz. Refere:—— FOR TRAINING CAMP (Schmidt. w Vernon Clemons, catcher fer the Cardinals, arrived in St. Louis from inis home at Clemons, Ia., yesterday. i\Clemons expects to depart tomor- Necom | reguiars | 1924) ¢ are in the Browns’ office, Business|; Rath Only Yankee Who Has Signed for 1924; | 19 Giant tn he 1S | 5 NEW YORK. Jan. 23. ¢ IVE more signed contracts nineteen, have been re- turned by members of the New York Giants, Secretary James ‘ : ; , we J. Tierney’ announced yester- day. They were from I-wis Wilson, Portsmouth, cutfielder; Joe! Keel, Amberst pitche-; Kent Greenfield pitcher: Mose Solomon, Colum- ‘ bus pitche: and Walter James, serni-pro outfielder. Only one member of the New York Yankees, werid’s cham- , pions, is under contract. He is Babe Ruth, whose three-year bargain has another year to run. Winkler, of Last Year’s Fresh- men, Recovers From I[Iiness, and Reports to White. The Piker basketball squad, which inciudes more stars this year than the Red and Green has had for some time, has recently been augmented by another star, Ted Winkler, who was one of the bright lights of last year’s fresh- man outfit which included Weil, Seago and Cox, who are now help- ing keep the Pikers in first place in the conference race. Winkler had been prevented by illness from reporting before last week. However, he quickly got into condition end was allowed to play part of the time in the Ames game. Winkler is a big fellow. equally ‘at horge at forward or center. - : a The Piker sq this year finds itself in the wmnusually fortunate position of having a string of sub- stitutes practically as good as the regulars. Asa matter of fact, when Coach White pits his regulars against a team of substitutes, the Varsity frequently comes out on the short end of the score. This speaks highly of the prowess of the utflity men, since Capt. Minner, Seago and Wagener are among the leaders in the conference scoring. No doubt much of the excellent showing of the Piker team may justly be laid to the fact that their competition in dally practice against other members of the sauad ia as) their regular Valley | exacting as battles. In its workout yesterday, * the team seemed to have profited great- ly by its rest Monday. Every player was “red hot.” and as a result the scrimmage brought out some of the | ‘ New Protest Is Filed Against Central Player Three hours of discuss‘on, which at times assumed the proportions of a wrangle of the first magriitude, )| failed to elear up the question of the eligibility of Willam Thomas, | Central High School football, .base- ball and track star, yesterday, when the matter was referred to the Athletic Committee of the Inter- scholastic League. No action had been taken when the comméttee adjourned. The case was further complicated by additional protests filed against the athlete by cum- mittee members from rival high schools. The original protest against Thomas was based on his age. League representatives claimed the league possessed evidence which tended to show that Thomds was beyond the age limit. ‘Gen- tral authorities were ap of the protest a few minutes to the basketball contest against Mc- Kinley last Saturday, but stood ‘on the records of the Red and Black institution and played Thomas de- spite the warning. , A member of a rival scheol, apparently seeing that the two ex- tremes of evidence shown by the official records was likely to frus- trate all chances of an agreement, introduced a new angle inte the case. He declared tHat Thomas Aces not now reside in the Central High School district. had moved more than a month agé, and that his parent are not residents of St. Louis but de in Illinois and that this fact not only should bar Thom- as as an athlete but also as a sehol- arin the city schools. On thie evi- dence a new protest was fi by | this renresentative. Shortly after this the committee adiourned withont fixine the etetus of Thomas. No announcement waa made.as to when the matted tariit be taken up again. Central to bring the parents of the to the next meeting to ¢t to the age of their son. MATCH FROM IN SQUASH A majority of the first matches in the Western tennis tournament, in the University Club, were today. In the early only one match had been played and in that, J. B. Only St. Louis players drawn in the first round, the tour- nament being seeded to adbure good matches for the finals. The defaulted matches w as follows: J. W. Wear won tities |} won from B. Shinkle; R. M. W. K. Gardner; W. Tilton 8 Won from H, A. Gifford: C. R. D. won from W. Adams; 8. M. nard won from F. & MeP? J. R. Shepley won from J, Johnston;: Andrew McCreery from H. V. Stephens: EB. A. 8? H won from A. P. Gamble: C.0.G ble won from 8. G. Stickney. Omaha and Cincinnati teame compete in the later rounds of # event. : « rr CRUICKSHANK TO IN TEXAS OPEN By the Associated Preaa + SAN ANTONIO, Tex.. Jan... 2 Bobby Cruickshank, the st maxon professional, who was ner-up to Bobby Jones, the A : amateur, at the national ope > championship last Jaly, add name to the list of stars w going to compete for the $6000 in the Texas open champions te 16 i this city Feb. 14, 16 and Havers, British open pi fl ' | ’ - gen Sarazen, American prof. al champion; Joe Kirkwood, A lian open champion, and Bob Donald, Metropolitan title are some of the other bie khig of links who are entered in the Antonia claaric. The dates for some of the ot tournaments have been aii changed. Corpus Christi will a tournament Feb. 21 and 22: ton, Feb. 25 and 26 $2000 Orleans, Feb. 28, 29 and $7000, and Augusta. Ga., and 6. $1500. After that tou the migratory golfers will Carolinas gand Florida for a of tournaments. Ockenden, French open title - Denean te Heady te Sige. CINCINNATI — August mann, president of the Reda. nounced following a confe with Vat Duncan thet the fielder wae ready to sign his tract fer 1924. tl i | | ay |

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Der . ‘ on ofa f tT ils 1° —— ‘y ; Sin Pete 13 — *s np _ e 4, oT mu _ ~~ 31 %. ii, . a 10 Ca - rr? vs @> io 1 .* S Cc ew ww | . 4 ~. o> 1! ™ et seoits - ta ~ Gu BO*On a ww 1s24 '- om Ra a 4s : Tr pper meta! . s “A” Pachange Cent Aust Nic 117 ‘9 131% 132 % * \ | Ske ay 2 338 Ls T tng PE. eae 7 36% : | 32% @ - l Gea ao S O82 7s. 105 97 oT % 12m Pow 2 | i... BS a2 22% | oan 200 OOM Pavear nd eee $23. 800 Rited Ratle. = vesday. Anacond - @a- es A fresh Marker Q ; + et, 22 —1! Om a= =3 o3\. » | N VY Goat ra luz 64 sa S Gr et Gs 95 105 : > a Toe ls..i 36) 1 nant Ded aK. rg bankers’ secounts, Tete “" 4s and In nda Tose a react Reacta. a ~ ~ _ — ll ar 3 ™ - y > nA’ ~ . . - 3 ys — . V¥e en’ rt ~ li . on *‘ oe . 7 = Trunk 4 a6 105 ~ “aba . : > 53 : o Ss * Yemr S ‘or & *o uo a one TLD “3s. Pe ee 7? euiieeted . SPpiratio — a = foreign exchan “een Occurred Sarenial Ae 25% 28% — is om Mts 7S aan se) . SY Camits rts si ar =. Gut ‘ea Pa Le 105% 265 96% > Cadahy idiencad an 2") 35 bite to. eae $37. 600.. | _ SE — SING belt There al = & point and Seat a Leresting ieee marker “1. the Sw msda B is\, ie. ny (= Oo cm ¢ 16% 16% 162 e124 | N , tLipé6 ee 3% 32 ted taf Pa Bice eben ot 1064 | 30 DLé wa sa 35 & 2s pwestaeme™ rca $23.000 000 Nat Ra oe pe lh One buying of “ain Was consider Rends are @on wW on . nr i= . ~t h Nw - is : > >: > N . GO 9 a y - | Nor @ we B..) 18% 17% s7%,....*| st ws Sse wi 4” ase 1238) & Demnitt ise” Rad’ isi we 58" | Jan. 23. “1esq- nn reer. $16 200.000. prow es Bion . Beemer stocks were rina a Mae iy © labo the co au x 1 Liga yee. 36 % | Stert Pr § pseu ksarie ei °° *iS & Wen Srtes ? in%s ; Val } _—e 104 93% ° s3r 5 Demers oe ™ ~ 4% 14% ponte’ ao ot | “e 900. | Brown =” Se Cane taken thory ’ oyant oF min mplex. | Srun as 6 ot Liss sis Stert Pr S& tt.) 62” 118% 118 | Ner Puc Bee a i¢ 6 H Ry % 104% lose 3 Ir : stu) a5 1 = * = das 23 100 Ong eee for | ortan ee oo +m. ne preferred 2 ap . SeCcUrir imhistry « swe -2 43%? 114 si stew W Ss re - ; .asy — ° ° “2 10 ; «a> McoN "° 98 2 i044: MEDOR t _ - NEw as. year 7 or ior; . Sin- > ° ~ _ 26a D Ny Sirem>b Sern 8 25 " =3 ~ 6") wa ’ Penna °; S53 Me a i 042, e a j 4 Meor- og ~* _ i @x s 6X. oa ’ « Porg ™ Motors 31 . 31 =} stead \ ‘ YORK — s°3 loo ~ corm. Cartaie.onns Pe Sa “ = common and Py +o | p-Am- t Aftive bu ering free), . With the Uadéo Ou 3 — 2% i | Studebak te aC 72a, 1% — a "ere .s 44% Gar 7 a ee. Nat a A, ‘2s 99 *, a9 ea 2 4 Ginect. Ce Can A+. 3 "2 ; cussing » os 4 > — —- Chi ~~ Pena oot +s : sold at the best mta Alegre ¢ " = “ _ . ae 1 i ~~) ome . ’ ~——— — - 4 ‘ mo > = ~ tte. ee : 7 . rgeh Sumed ~ eee oT dolla but - her. ~ ike © 4 - ~ —_* . s ol Hoa - a, 99 & Bo, —— . » my t 5 + 4 ss 44 ——* ta a © P S = 1a e ye) = 98% ss Gleasonite a —¥ eon 432 = * im .— ans names i~ ‘ ... ne rate mae es Takeo rtp com . There was Prices in eOme 1» — : ~ ee oe ; Pet 7 ‘ : ; | r O 14 ; ol1\X , 60%. an 43 i rN St ~ ei 10 Gien Aida r c 27% — i ae br, . 2 alt : Tory — ; , ’ vet ee larga liga foe, £e ‘Whe ~ha-?,. sere hj eS sq) *Sie} 20% a | Mading 34 Saleen 3 - Phi Eee oo 99 so. 53 @ Gea Dee | We &5% iz 12 we, 2%: 26 . mined eptances. F%*/ Rrdresic Werke pas . wity in .ow-pr Moyes ‘ncreased 1? en ore th . exchange Stan es ent a3 ; as ~ > 7’ 8 ® ° ss i - - >. ~~ = - . ”* ce let 2 oo _ 423 4 iv P Rr — 105 = 99Q 4 G wt C i wT Ay ~ x= DSrer 4 ont Rs 4% -a‘eral 60 or “+. : . of e223 ; SU es e, ~ a ce Ope s Were to Path my = oe 7 . ~4 8 . ° : " - —iJi eo m™ > — +e ~~ * *) . é Aoi Ss = - > 105 *. — 1 year T : 4 36 . “4 Ps L.RIS. Yes a prime -~ oa) In aa ui Pres hey ; . ;uantanam . tpe 1S i a water sing rere, WERK | Century 5 16% a5 *, ,hs eit hi i3% 43 ol. imo & Se sot Bb ° % i fae oar 105 spodvear Tire ../ 11% Joe! 32: he bee Jae. 23.—Pri ime com- |; jahoma or ts) is Cecil ‘amo Sugar a3 - here Wh i‘. «| emiury R 43 -S 14 sex } ; .» 43% 6 2 Gee se +4 - 2 eut 2S Wits 994% 10 l Haw s °= S ne % 104% : 34 & T= dary omces Interna: Refin om eciila r and » Begins Bere furth en tradi de nel ty, Rib M |) 28%) 29 16% oy | Tidewater oy, S8i eel ee’ *is. © Tt. 2 34 Si° 4% 5 OUt warrants — . Bene ~| 963 1 nem, 10 Taree were ore nternatione) Ce vs c > 2 Berns . ' | : : « mf -_ 2 . ~ - " = ee ~~ - : ao . - - = ~ - ra - a ’ , *“*#-s. e = t¢ a *, ‘Dternar . Soe *“*« , orm. F rod aocou er se)! he star’ oe su | con i 1 bin, . its 1 O~ Sg — ~&S8F ? sani 2*% ° Seen J ¢ tO 9 yden -- g° 96% oF = 8 ta per cant =i J Lemal one. ***an ucts stoc} S Bow at w “ne for EF ‘arted erta n-tee 27 SK Osa jimken J+ tlw *3y a3 % . - L Seut 27& 3;:° 197 7 PS FI = 91% 101 101 LH «@ ! 6 «to emt rancs, 10 “xchange rentes 7>nacn Shee = stil? Stocks ™m le a. Pe port — me Ow Europes: (°™ 2s ~ as a OR | To> Prod ¢ : oy wy 194 Ne PO re tes bi 22%) Seal z Slee Pow Ge gs S10LH 16 iH 4 ee 2%i 3 6 mt ican, 7) 0 com om-Lea. ‘8c mss com.” -—— ill on the tal made new | Be Cm, i ed > idence pert | Oo rx c aS A, Se aoa —? . Ted | = © - a> & . ~~ & : w so | ahs "2 ° ‘OS3-Sherr » 3 Q iVi = & ve = Ii =% ar wae - : 45 By “ ~Ge > “hoe _— ie ae talk of _ Pres conve at conti Lord Um Dia . 6 614 Mi ss - “oo Prod A 7 os 68 2 a2 TALRM A 7 e#% 34y 4 Sea Cal oat aru S as 4 Hudson cc. R ptd ci®& 22 , sear . ane se = a certim ive per | Mo I —“eef Co “se. _ for ‘he ne a $3 divi ” i rting bho ntinene . on > : (Nar 4 - ao % ——jJ 3 aD = er ~ es \ “ —~ a é - v — ; Lal =? - > Na o> | > - ~ Cc ij 30 xy I? LA NTx} Ww a - aoa *-_.—- encod The : ‘ S- : -e.* : af ah i* > Ares)’ ntais - GakE 3 Ge a3 7s 61: . rod pete . & oS — Sou R 157 . > = Oo = JO 97% es7 2° Suen ° pd > 50 fo pen “. Jan. 23 =—s 17 com Go}. | Nat « es ee teee } Ie 7 ares : — and ater? - their promt Were , (Ompus ee SS& = or "ls Tans Con O: , 1) a S | Son ~ ot 22 IS% 15% : és e St SO! 904% =m 2 S Int _ x 7s "30 tena! 21% =~ PR oe per ee ». —REar sive mes Nar andy 2d = S~eciainal ‘. mean $15 for the oid whieh a? ‘area che ‘eriinge im curr | Congoiean S 35 -s— qi ad 15% 243%; oe vj : fa 5 . 41° ._— @ 5 r 7s i OF % 1 it 2 Be © ind ¢ “: ae =1 cat ten. oney. 27 r. 23 >. 6Condy +. — . appeare! . uy -, adn nee. to en. | : a. de owoo! * _ bd he. > — i > ~ . ae . te Ke "| Texas — “PPen 5 ' ~_ ; at2s” . ~ ta “ => « ee, “wan a ; — ] >? ~ » ~. ' + - gh Po Md x 4 63° " _ RE. _ _ ag7 er he ~_— - . . . »2" th . . 3 1 - : * . . = 4 , = . & ™ i> seeeiens s Les Pd ‘ adem e = » . =~ ~ out a a « 2 ° wp : 4 . ® = . l1@ “ha > an haga down te $4 momen t Ster , Gent om e ry 63& oa == % . & Pop Board 7) ASO 157 . ot . Lnioe — lo —— is. Tee » ~ Switt & Ce 5e 101% 1 — iv® ‘ > yen zh Vai “c Sec 3S 20c 50- ; M-xtean i a "Le qg mectric Cor cam. ! y Mee! Springs soid @aders. le Chie & » ' - " ‘ - > “~ — . - hae = = . . . ‘ee ~* — ae ._ = 2 | > = ‘ . = ~ ' - ’ - 4 4% ; - T= 2B J e=n — pra , ’ ‘7 ' . - . 1% nel Lo of a sone : \ and after ‘wnt Ry | BS& 55% 7s a . = Ltt 4 bee se _3 . 3 . ee 4 «a ~ Se R2ey - Ae > n 4 ~e Sate 7s i -# = % l : ~~ > Meashe Val c aoe aS 83 - Dry : ac. > eee Railways Pom . at - Lead and Un “ Ra sce 3 Chetete ‘Son the ** Was ‘ -ont | ? ~ 55 ‘| amc A "eee 71 a. Cai Ry }- {i -:' ~ 5 ec 5! us 102% ta: > Mi lmon JL % ; Goods ° Elect _ » > amone t som ‘ruit ~ Cabs Mea DRwhile . he day Fren stil! orf ~vrea Peed 4 digs i ‘Par > xy ' 7 ay « - i: ese 4+% °3sy ' War 7 4 hd Nie . 1oy, - = ~ ' P ~: Ss ~~ Ae . . . — . o3 “ : i — all _» . $l 7 x, | Svecia. Market Re . mic Te L: @ustria. . _ he higher-pric r . _ ~ « = -y cents. The ae wie points m trance Swe we ia Te" 0 * eS | ' > peber a eo 2 — % Wabeun ee 3S ae a we ~ 7% 100 % 200 6 % NY wee pes & eo * 2?) oa ce View Pa pias 7 -- te come in for ced im. +9 Cuma 5: = sc iis > ‘vade i ; a4 _- == a | od ‘ > sh ns 12 SS *) > aclIUn = j " s Loo? ; 2? ephe 33? — >= Ew a mt ~ ieee f ° ' ie Consc Aa?’ _ atten’ + BOTY and dec andinavians a) ss 38%, * Te2tra| @ ee i ene . eg woe rs ~~ ‘ 3: 3 °2% —— Chem oN ~ — : . ~ ws ‘ent on is ” = 33 7 7 Web Mw + +9 s 100% 196 - ‘ ein n ta +™ 109% las - Sots D a . ott agent, DIVIDEND ie nom a report pe veewent- as Dea! —~ fre repor ; ish kr as ) ios 1 ~'s » &B S “= me - tent "7 -—" —— A Ee SyH— yi > M 64s w lore Iu tn - — - ~4i, ie geet on eee was ON & —— that : =e) ie Sabtneas etion weet sige Cubes peer 3 tg > fed I> ted ne an! 4 7% — Sale to 2 pm ee “| 35% —~3 - FOREIGN BO 101 % ae $7 Radio Corp” lik erie) 3238 | Prine ee mestty men : e - . in . ali 4) | ~ : tl s « > . - > . 3 ve zt om =-s ” ; . | ——= 7 =. = - = _ * ss 72 ee S . . = - = Ty _ t > 4 -) : . — - to 44 eo . Yen sagged Pp =a tate Cuyeme: Ye 50% 3% 35% 2% ae Hetlecn 2 8a) ot ot 2 en were 754.400 sha — % 36 A BeRtine Se | BONDs. pa: > Reo’ any “y~ »} . — i N . . —*% . ngh 4a 5 > sa * a 7 - , 2? > a0Cs ~~. wry ‘ ‘ i@ mm) “~~ m . i= isd | } - 4 o~ c - ‘kKohar s wer ov ~~? ; - by c ‘kx ef specia | \ 7 . - eS) na ‘ ts Owteg “Tre om Selita Davies GS.) GEN EG Tee | SS 3 38 as SS Spec tock Si, |) 2 == ' 95% 90 Se: one ae ----130R 1348 134 in Yokohama, wits Tony (2st here ro cae genet om Petes | master a t by) 3 Spite Rig Det x : ey. es toingn : © a Smecial to ; Sales 30 Rumian ed 5 . = ine re /UPROn: & 108 - + s+ ss , vw aA 7 = - “a2 a 4 ae | ° ; i oa uae Post . ——e ~ = = = | nd ie intl aj E ” ia Ll4e ~ o- : rx fen Japan vs oft The e ry 3? I “ue x share . ris and e . Sale , ’ 46 000 ay ¢ Dor a4 Ss 107 . - ee — . an aie) _—) ~ 3. on : ee} Rin > -" a3 “A . > . -Daspatc? cseeneieeeee ? . JS an - 2} 's ™ ws a "h> J 33 ° . . S90 ¢; _ a m i -- es. ” . Marte? ° » repress tan = ? act o a € and the w i fe Bnd John 5 iso | 7ec tes 8 wh Eee te. 2 $73 4% | [Ct of today’s anion a |) 228 Rusman 647" Ss) 17% 1s | * Peay et me : 7. F323. = or XXB. Ss fr tee _Pweive Month books will ess gui New York stieg the Grestesl lk wrench ehance th . akness n ff January Famous ] 85 a3 2 i350 °) ™ Wh Mo > ~ 6) a, .US s illo "4 “ x suetatinne - saiem bis .u0W ng Ye ~~’ iss = 2 ~ _— i o > = or - = > “ 4 AW . : _ ORB - 2igr : s i = ~ ~~ - - - red oa . = 3 Ne s i > : B ‘ : ere 2 p> smart? © cotten orelign e« th A . 0 Pe ae White + 4) 4 * ange . at cd s°. 20 a 4 4 iss Ron iv %* 172 _ Sak 3 . 4: a ler ao A ; aiong craw ; '& ‘) The Marke? " x F™ she R 64 : s 68 ° > = lied 7 a 7. . o- e ‘ = Ss a a —2 Ciicago a: C _— _=¥ t° ~ ‘io * wu o 7. ‘2 Pr: ~ “wes eee 53 . I Surp! us _ maes, etc one - That ~~ 3 S ) italy + Beller Livery . . Pailied . roxty © 11s . oy —] | So cil iy ; »4 oo ™ —______. ck Stock - RE i = = _ =°x 4s . 3S s- 3 ae $ Un Be Saar cew .3 ot? _- nvest cl | alt 'or pres “+ © © oon the or iit Jap ‘ on be : pron ma rk . UG id sa Ry . . oO? a” . il | ’ 13 —, w Wilv . 4 a . ‘ a ee x. om E=x>-- : — = ry ° y an - 8 t Candy , ae 2 . ors — terred a z Ba *evious = 23 loa hie . ry et ahead ‘ tub ou Vu } » « + aS ene : ~~ . 4 y . . , 4 2 a aotdieeail sT . ho cy : o = he hed ad , Tipe 96 , fore: . day oe '* Jap with Te opti , wen i Sak eae . $3 167 .-. | @o te ‘ei =k \ =oe LL” _ STAND *s 31 ) lt & ; S : 7 sarees B: y gn exchi . ra in ° ta an regard mistic fee). Wiech 3% 3 6s ‘ol tes llU* New he =e 2 2%} 3 | 22.250 Been De p? 83°) asp eee ie i. BARD OU ~ C 38 _ Distr t..' $3 og Sverywhere Dividends paid.” acd a F achanges re ews in * 13 Jam 30 - ehen th : > home ei; } ie 2] > . LOo% 1 63 ea. ¥ orth x AL» « = ee nN . * ~ ot Bo — : 42 4 ; ore im -_— 1 “ me - — dD ew ~~ AS , Stoc Daid a , 5 i more — Pp nts] : ~ rons ’ . . ic adv = Politic , bre por, . 42 10 W OFM > ~ .s "95 a 4 re a _ 2 Cn. ~~ ; a we * a ~~ By = = 15? —— } ft am ™ re —_ 7.» - xk eu ~—* 4 ; see n the - - Se Peng tec ance st . oe a... se =~ 2) S | Balaace | past of a covtrin . a wcanical posit arted here | Gt" Asphak LIM! Lau’ He! o a | wriget Se | se) 25> a = mr pack ~ wae 33 'O Gm» Rew. 31 @3%i 15%) 3 we ren w ia 3° a un ; 2: terest. ©: an extended sh s:2 & Mesiee >» : é oUuth ' . (ion ws > Pia — “= = i 113 , mught . oa - ~ - - im? Pe > Cumb —_™ 51 "» . er “ Cha Spf & 94, %» So . do RB acee ——+ 58 = ; made " im- Nether ' . . a : . ™ @ i . os “ = . . : > f> 4, — Co. 3 wi 23 ‘ -% 914% — >. Mm 64 sS ss 900 a Oo ae o- | "1235 2s we woeene.| 23%) 32 2 en Soth Diet ae Sterling : . — : ‘as . - . 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"a+ LOW s 2 Price of 32 aa wo? point . my “© May, (Cen — \- lo * - 4 e+e = * " eT ALS AND > 4 s x “ > —_ cae D ‘ ~ s + P Sew & 5 ~ a~ a We m Bros wy ao. an ating « at of conan tp hogin i 155 ; + 384 oa is —~ si oO? a +» ’ ” ™ im was — si raen v° x Leb +. 4a LN jam tees t2 3S% RULEMENTS i? oe oo 5 7%, > 14 143 Ind PL “lI 4% IIe 135 “ ae - te @xtreme eeranenays a oe 33 ee ing ado firm, with Gee > pld./222 % 222 © 23, 4.200 In: 1 2 116 ' a MINING 80c Sic low o @ 2 cent of ; ceipts ut half a ith corn gain Gen Biteees 2 aa = 3 Ne a 1 Ov —— ; ee te 32 *» J : 4 — ve a a . . 130 a are , ING. = the 4 Monday = | i? > ce *) " . = . | ™ 4 -- ' : . = . rm , " « ~ = 2 d bam Eo —— be — lowe e. . : : ‘ -) ape: heh tee eet re mes. 6...) ul wei ee vy ey 08 aa re ie. “> Eawn Ax Mich 119%) j;eu 7 oe. > | Seen eee ne 20% % 2 Canarte Coppe” os Francs mace January mae wast 2 “ . . , ~. _ Tr . , . . Lu . = - : a A - ee 3 = : eo } ae! ! ering wr »>. e% ® ~~ " . . > 1% . 4 2 al ‘ ie = . 4 » 4 : MA _— ao 1 s ’ ~ ‘ - “ : * | = . . hes ~ > = a | ad point = oda inc Pom tt) : POO 5 ~— = s8% 3 : Ll P@ry 0Y Q yy, *) ~? Gow > w— 2 1 ~w 'S 2° Ss a -** 5 ~ tie I ee ; 3 nte—thar { > with- 5a AVCPeAsing! me stee! year T 4. -> Am Zan ; > - i4, ? 27 ccha ur 7 + 102 su " new — S i aru _on “ — ? = ‘ las ns . es —] 7 AnMacena « 30 . Q* . iO) DO¥-MioN SS >» . 2S Soiar j ® hw os 37 Cortez 3 - tan. —~ i 3 2 ' . 44, before the rd low Sta r a? a Wy 2) . ‘ > | to > ~ ~ *s a. . ~ > | . ve = * ow of S t! tem that } d the Ir a Dinah Ss! 7 Ss | Bald ~> #4 1 > . Lindmar 1] & 999 Prairie Po ) S35. 36: resson G 83 Te = ares we © correctiv ons last rn , aree ~ On Nar Y ae ; “eo m Lowe — » wy ‘3 —s*? x. Y word — - » . ae Se > a al ; . i " > = 4 ros _ > a ~ , 43 m ~ ' = 2 ~) = @t — 2 itd ' Ow i Davis Reserve . 34, = Se , ee. ara Ma: and cri] c : proposed. .. a - . = ar ‘ = >: . — - m1 4 = ‘*% ~ - 2 a . ~ & - = — -\ Ru : ™ Y : : ~» ry » YF — ' rec = ;4 = — d : . ~ - ’ ror ») now aseur S + } useho nets 4 4a2 4° . Por —_ > do * Ss > ; — lv & 7 . > . 4> Sone os J ~~ 4 ~ S53 ~~) ~ uth R67 oS - 16x tL. - Diam a ¥ on . S.@ D¥ the = } 1 Rene " the ; ime into : od gaat furn read 4 ¢ W . be 3 . | 45 - » — % _ > Ww 44, “+ - . — a , jo ard Das +. “> = 300 a mera b . — Mur 44, 4 > of the - ~ + ar the Py terns ‘Cc . , fy ate a fe al Promi- : and the aCe@s hay Nee ew > VS. O”7 i? 334 33 4a = bd = «& ~~: aed ., 2A e "? 2 A 2 “= °c. ~~ > 3 : ~ han —_ 35 4, 66% oo > ™ ~~ . ‘2 ™- 2. Re ~~ 4 . » : Compan office ca ; i as 4 o'aten i wp arn: - ; terneon ; t , rat . been start 2@ Motor ° -" ; \ | Bled Hd 31 9} + OB wns oe awe 2%.) vu a new 45 S% 6986 VU Pork ~ 7 7 hattan. C y in th °F agency | Purbiic = P e : its hich - Fettin ndwat © oT fa) a % , wna | i » ~ n. ‘ ity ” 2 Bero cy : R: I the ra. i-_ eet . 4 : ebout Ty a8 4&4 © oo for th P> Motor } =7 % +. TO ? 4 ake -_ ela Is To. ™ 0) Piet “anther .~ 1 O9 ~ 100 > Ned liIT\% 216 - +74, ~. roid eld _— = im ’ York. will of New York on ef Man. | co to the © vement kK, 7 rent movemen ' Prices of . .¢ ‘© : } : oo” a ‘= > _—s om , ~' = i = — 7 $3 . ae “ - ” ae tre =. Ge! : a ¥ . ta : - or . > = an nes ; : s 4 ew tr ; , se per cent has risen t nde © . ™ 16 = * - te . Cop ~~ i . > . , rut — ; - ™~ ? ~ So N Y new = ~ ~40 2 am Ie « ~ @eid D heat - office of ¢ paid in N State of New } est . ze Qa‘ed , sont oOMmmMmon i rallroad eco! Further ins > Indie’ % 6,8 * mile 2p 4 46% «4 Ix ate > Py Nery J 3a: mR, . do Ohio ti 46% ~ 40 * “eid Ze Mines & s 7 of the Treasc ew York a , as 5% 5 Jaly 1. Sek wh seemed to ut the a , Ui Pment . 2te@reant In UMA 5 Y ® — ae ' “a/ Ro _ = ” ~ > 40 % - 400 R “ery p ne - ? . 3 2 > iw 4 S¥ an a” ~ 323 ibang ‘ 5 = ry a~tshes 5 ac the option nt 195 the ae an Jan : en ¢ ne -_ aA ruT into : } Gemand | ‘is develop: ae. Meter S& 0 Ooe Se re aa: ty at *i O° Reo Motor | 10 ’ 10] 200 Vac cd —S 323 i> He Min ~ Se Sc ft Gen of the ho! eupen Gee SRime was : ared 161 .o ‘Opin bok or e.liager . . ~ he off bo} : $s? ‘orn and . is —_ “ a a wide r stee?! is , & ane Rer 4 he = ‘ ze oe : ~ Se & oa \ +h . . mind a 2 ae ? . 1o? a E ~~) Wash he Ww 60 o - 33 ‘“ P -_ a aon o» _ — * . ? . — = “0 » . ‘ ~ ee t ~ aa . Nid - — EPEN et 7s %, - tne L3n nd _ Sound Milk Jul 1 OOP each ‘ ta tradin : iw to =a j — - -———_- — | in et 5 Ps 45 cn — \& ome W 20% ae .. ot — 0 Swe Warn 485 = 2 0 DENT le , ce Lead 3 . s%, | eupous July 1 . 1949 as. wil S4i1n in th 7° pid 7 : . m ° . . > “> * s i? Aller . OU 2 Jer ’ >. . | Puary Dayadre . 1943, . and PSS and } th Anae ° Ih ™ 3 " ‘1S 4 ; — ™ ~ imes . 4 . > nm ~ : a: -_. * . 45 = the; DAYiTren or an a ‘7 Aen > © ond é lo? . * ry es ; wift Ime: 2 oe) - . AF a 50 Ke Leos l te =% | of = —4. at r t any ecot . Ga ac | F > i ~ they a 34 i eee Loe “L% | Gen = remains +475 -- ae a “arb &@ 2% 102% lose Bo J : = ‘ke 1 Min Uy) a lSe | a. ee > kl etfice or a Fen Ww, payatie at Principal ‘i well above es | ae tT 3 = , +4 . ® Ba te a | "0 ~s,, - ) ' a! 2 fe : >» 1x | : ast: ni 33. oreien Exchange | °° °°: Bes Sot a joes Ms ss HS ae SE Mtese es PS HPS Se Me am! 3 tam) SS) SY Noten SEES, Syetearttnd De waseacy | af the Eta eSing _ The Bond Market | is ee ~ . rT - . ° = On * SO _ % ors md s ed s ~ 7 3 ~ 7B % a >™M e° Stas + ~ at the _ will be on for (hese at ty of the | 7 hes Moporovemensr ; F “ . Yew YOR Tre so Re J : be) an oe . » s ~~ e* ‘* sv er ~ DS ep ; 3 , ~ -; werv > Te - = rm Hhican “ = 4 ic * tre naers T paid im Fyiment. ; . Par as one y's ho ni was th ; el & @ ‘A. Jan. 23 Kan ; io es — }Guif St st) 4" 6 ss 3 Mat 0 wax et 4% 9 oy do fd LS Sie 5 o~ — oe a oe; Oe ft rust Company tae (oe = rity bond market. _ © rule in te-" _ 9 ARE eolaions im the ¢ Following K & G Go 2 sly 27 —_* | Hydra 4 Ky baal apart e A er wah | (tery =x ~ 94 ~ = gee Rater ~~ 151 152 > New c = #1 4h. A. _ ~e > ~—" 1 optien of =. 18 Wal ~~ ~t savings Tractic: . et to- “ FAG . Oe Lee a s« ivaer & . . ne > 4 eo. ®» AaTY i -) + oe est K pic 40 . 2 ) (}eole . } on > We YTRe uA i r} ‘ = °S Sr ps Merch. . no. i) funds and oP Te ond : 9 , Ve AnTS ._ ea han Ae “nm. _ = . . 3 a e _ + : —s Wrig so 2itung = 40 a ~ Der “ynG - > aa OG + wv Torn 7s * 4 - & ate ~ mee: -hasts Ww ider, hr at 4 mn. Du > s were = =! ‘Sy ao ~ ag ry) se N ne 7 _* ‘7 ——- - Neo , : . , ‘ ~ oo F J ‘ — *) 30 roy ; aw > 3 lL. a2 % N J YA. -&? ’ .* os ? - BLAI ” “s Stiona! °° Rteo te ; The = hea Tame strong aad “ , ” ne Spur -~* : @ilo : : 0 Ene _ - ; ., RC _ _—| = [R-SMITER @& Pore to Be —_ Anterpore » @l hones is > ba] te an oe >} ” * Newsy ‘ - \ as ’ >. > a 6 > - — ae = _ vr. “ ye B "Ss * 334 = > — er os Per : ~~ ‘“ i. = ~“ be sng 1350 * = oe - SMI | T enve! ” Ries. al Rr Okivn-M » Se les and ; ' aANce—r... 7... o anks, S4r9 “Oe n a\ 61% 61% ; Som Eng 4 nag fh se co S.'s*° =* ; ere! Ol i... S | 350 Ohio Copper --"") Se 150150 reaserer. | Rice S@ Gana gM holding th anhattan ? ae lire ape (> 447 Pd ( aan 3. ~ > . nae Reck O 5 es ~~ = Red H ~ Mince ser o™ 8 AMERICAN a a can of ' and i- = their gains of ee Li ailt ae i” | &3 P. c= ‘ 48 i x a ‘an . ~ . »! > i. > . = am ~ ; aba ~e« = ; B « a” Dy >= ere} Oe = Red Was : 2rTenoe,; . 7c ~— TELEPROME “Chie Ps] 4221 DT vIn : . u ’ rk Caauaxy—_ a © 4 ) 4.33 > | Sm ae td . Kenn Cop 3 Ws ss in —o —O... ma ulf Stases 60% 60 ou) an Reshesier Goes, 2) & c Seven-Fear a TELEGRAPH 342 . wenn of _ ees. Er "& upon the sday + Bex oo ae BD 4. «aoe fies - 7 227 tga (ii- i. » 8% © & Boston Oey et a . SOR) Gey 2° Sherdaes : = We. 30e moor Pe~Cemt C ict toma ‘Bu | Made voxiyn Man! m in most -§ S*)S NOR dolla- Over ’ ies . - A. . i-_e = JVC Der @@v ertibie ust a - 3 Nattan be ; . ° awepe. ne Ty aa . ir ep eo 2 12 . — > he . Magna ' : o° _—. = * = Ene a - tock Market , Lage : “Nn ger a, i, . a6 oa Horn Mo +e an a ' Coupens fro Aerus: I 1923 Geld — or cortathed™ ' later be: ay igh an . nds — —_~ — > AM . = + an e ¥ “ : IP per - . ~ > . me «s tn . — = te ~ . : BY ~ ~~ Jv —_ “ ~ . the - a ia mm t? > ue 3 = La » 2 rr ie , 16 19 Mallinase ./ Ss | sg — «i; .* 4 eB a aR. a eae a, ee = a ot > ne rae fom ¢ LL eer —F © eth . ar “ > «s ~~ Be er 80. - n Bos: e Co » as ¢€ ' . Accept = eo fern Ridad : = Cnn Suro. —~ ‘a ‘ ~~ A i> iv? Man - ay . 42 a . _— ° Nevada ‘. Pe : . re “fF the Mes na _— 2 a ot ws new or . ‘ = a4 . : roto M nes a ~ > =a at he Ranke wil ho See in ome : New Fork od oi Mand a} et inding 4a mao Third 87 ¢ mo PwL Xt. Teaches iT v :, Maraca 4 64 1\ 477 ——~s &, "oe vis > s 144% 145 . secre 8 otearaeaas Roz ~ ex O 2 ~~" + > teimmot ~ : Street ers Tru - in =x which : a50ve 55 ; Tre ic ? . = 7 : 7 . - — . Ag ; a . o . on: = Nat oo = or r et ‘ ww vw ; we ad 4 in de. ‘ he ee 4 | Mears > 1] ag: Var) so © s— Ss Sire s 4sSs\y ——~ CAS dea): | Mex PP i - +. Tah M 32r- _ o n Besto ompar | dearer > @ Cor mi al aa ne im» ~nontony Martin a. ta - ~* 3 a ™ ee. — ” te os = 6 ies). a ame ~ 3Oc — >> *£ Ua — ERS LET 3 % . 28e ere . RK i ™e soe for the énfiusen BBderii« +» = year Th ata new : — « fuera’ s- a — Crown own © 2.90 Martin-Pa- o t2& ley Sx ee ips are Nw) 57% 10% ,.° & pena ween a8h hae 258 te ane , 19. | tam) soe SOUS Gee, ™ .- eo ~ ALR SMITH Nee es aieet ane Deven a: © adjustme ese bonds) +O aa a 295 , | Mathieon S 35 4, 1? iu |Premea @: | 8% . ; . ° ete Ce mes =e «(L888 wt OF Vot —| 28% l Waike new ow —— mi ae e ‘. Treasurer ~teulars ? » '0da sexment Ss ; *#¢€66) ARCEN Lew : Ould Max~ A: W . 35 -Ss—— * — stl 4 a- * . zona ae "s “a a . ie tea _— - . Is Vv i 20- ' —* — . , 4 - * pric ” and ; ~~ “s ; I SO May ng uM 4 $8 ‘ eT Bo 7 Gliman % 4 a q 7 . : ton om - = ~ ‘ 2 %* Ive i >| 40 ¥ eoden C > _ er Oe 2 » s - pe ‘err - -@ yield aro: 4 “o! YWe . —- bg ~e ’ > . oh @> ‘ a sore ~ As . ts — . Ry =~) i234 . m a o> “— *OBLON by 4 an ¥ 7 \ ] les . ~ > .** ; West i > ™ ; . . ca ar rgtes. = oes B Chicago und : to Cem AL : he ~~ lle _—y : ae , _ Q3 23 =) Wa ~ Rand ne $s in . 5 _— . : , > . sie > _* & ; © > “ .- - - ’ As ’ = ~ - > - = ™ . ~ a“ . er - - TK oOo. o— ¥ aa - v7 7? je ” - if » . .-y ’ Ll4 ha — ame & = —y il ‘oO s eh a -_ 2 Were Pa qd st ri 36% Mitdle S: * I5% 8 ae ee 11y e 31% * slumet @ —~. 72 79 > ~*~ Cc ~Oe ™ advo ‘S Anaconda 7 1s : Pw te Ube ~ Moen: . —— ; “e , i?@y 4 m . » =p i _ 4 - ; . >} % .- =~ ~. UM ho- . ex A #2 45 ey I? é or , e Par ar : ; .® *5 on , ” Yon or 4 ‘mS @y “aw lo pfa > 2% ISK) 2, . : S%& | 3> 45 ° * the « be ; ‘ Dieve ch ME sen fomery WW "% “ 7% 7 Ss ~—t -_ > i % ~~ a; © ‘ Kaa: . -_ aly "8 ~s > %' 17% ten Ul ‘ 7 were Se. > .. mn Moat 3 ¢% > ao a2 % . “er " = z - i . -_. Sas: , PELte s = ~ ~ a ~~ Ae, 4 , % 2 ~~’ 28% Nis op 23 ~¥ ine = © 4% 4 Ww —— "pot was f l ieee ~ > ®» = — ‘ a. 'T had > 4 » . a > = ‘ur- 54& . " : 3 \ Ro. 4% “ —— » ig Binia-Carol: = Der ’ : i FI -_ . ;_ > F ’ 3. EERE Ime pes Ris The 2% and _— ei : Duet , — } ~ Se ae . eee ee ~ L . wi > Toe ; . : aH Fe eee ee Ww > + Mclair « “Ml 1th 30 Det ' . . , ee -, —_ x “IP ace Tu ee 3! : : = ada : 3a . 7 cm | ° dar asPr gon y on D te tie ae ~ In the 4 — Stik unt z Ff “Gy . Tailrrs Y € a iatmenet Tate : > Od de.’ - “ i= . oe . 7 ieee ae . anew oo 2 , there was «. : . ‘a wT me : reguilaris a. 10 " : en a “icctustes wlenesmeee oan : Fai vorib Uncertain ¢ Fumes ; Man s of P nd a 1932 13 af i of +... " ™ = im bet il ” — «Boy were + eee: Air = Con me, > fan. 7 Meher New! 35 Gee : , ___ P:. contin . ~ 7w 7 " . ecen: reed active : a6 Tork Comem high. ae and ral Se w ; 2 * the United well 5 States * s 2 Uy x 4 >. SEiR ERE . ii SS 4ISIGS5 | 1, , ] sin Scr VISIBLE | wat see at « glance oe toe % @i Freid ice oe 470% nr : ~¥ tit. &r-e- t. maturrry "SEErption or « ireelar r Reques:. The . or ranetal City Company . iS Olive , i +4) , li ve -. ; omy cer

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EE PEL ETE LIS PLP EF PEI EI Te re . E: hax Yoh, 1924. ee~/F YOU FINDANYTHING look in the Lost and Found column or advertise therein. “Wi 7 im St. Louis ‘Stockgi Wall Street | - NEW YORK BONDS | CTIANGES ARE SMALL || ,Feturs Grain Prices | 400° RECHPTS MOUERATE Marriage Ieeness 7 : 3.—Following. is the, official record AND PRICE TREND LOWER ST. LOUIS STOCK & and Comment —— of today ag ore ana toeiny anu » ¢ | “ Tray -ACHA . cose In iocai market end quotations ~ a - SACO s) ae Ae | as rece! ; NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, 11) Jan et ay tm ~~ pot al Stock | | Special to the Post- Di spate. . (IN GRAIN MARKET markets. fromm Kansas City and Chicagy Pia ie ecor “ARTH -Entered into rest on -3.-—Keceipts today. estimated Cattle os “ = Tee if mii am — NEW YORK. "n 9; —— > ‘ " fh. - . ‘ f "|? vy traé¢ t¢ 4 in on the — SE -—- -—- 4 : . net Jan. “0. 19724. . il *o a. =. ~ rn Re and $18,000 am DAILY |New York Stock ee eaee one up to Bed tral nz the close of the ee High. __ Ler. Clore. Yest. | ame caives, 4500. hows 4h. POO sheep S P its \J. Barth. believed ‘husband: of , ; , i market. Total sales today were $13,537,000, against ty 543. ~~ yesterday. $14.- MAY ‘HEAT , 1500 normes and mules, 300. u erm arth ioee op te 9 yl pe TH. brot P h : ZH, ow Fg" , - Azo. 4:1. b57.C00 a year azo and #i4 $290 HS oon p cont one = L.110 Ls 100 iy Ka 109 &, - %a 10>, i, “J oe Re eiple ve one ample ter 6 —- Ph =) r Re A at the of Necseependent of the | an to date sales were $250,256,000. against es LE P ; roy" atlas we ore _ iu t, lUSS 108% 109 108 ‘ - 109 emands of the trade and movement "ase | a | and Post-Dispatch fb | $301, eee awe b> ate #50. me pte! = apni ah lly a a “108+. 30b% Ise ss eae OW wees ste . — Meena 7 : . > . . —— _ a ~? . og i YORK, Jan. 23.—The | — Se les—Security. __ | High. 1 Low. iC lose. __ Sales—Security. High.| Low. \Cl08e. | the local rearket. ‘(Corn was the leader. | JULY. Wiha. erivas on thesn. keinde ond eureestien ie ‘i Rearing ey a ENSES " "a & | Liverpool! wheat closed Sd iower on March si. 4. Lud 4 » _ Lud 100%» 106% b forcing quatations down 5c ta @5e in) “i Jouns-—Are F. Siitiam. pid yn moves )1) today's market were . _ GOV ERN MENT BONDS, ' INDU STRIAL poms land they, Peccum onchange was 46mer Mel ihe j oe re Pia . oo mt on on atta r tows oes $6: Se Geo Hoga n- “Gracie Tee ole nee to BE. Peter ans “> ot : : 1 . ‘L 3%s eet. oe : re, lie rTiy ‘ ed ‘ 106% . John KH Winkler—-Elsie Levene. : jalinieier) dear day's favorites, such as thi a *e-" —10)99—10.99 10 | 5 Tol Ed lat 7 ' 7 steady. Corn was steady to 2c higher. De- MAY (oR: hee a4 ~ eae | year! rh 2 Aibert Brown—Mra Susie Jarrett Welker.) © Agnes enc Viola we oy 3.7 T! is “2s ;mand was fair. Oats were ‘gc to le high: | - 1 oe i oe ne $3.25 to David J. Meyer---Marwaret Merghecer mts arandchiid and nie se. « oe « Demand was good os ’ , . . j : a ‘ : ina > , q foaseph K rah -—Mre Lugusia mein ' The eariy range of prices was ‘Imited hh SU '4- ty 9 a a : - OWS. ne + +0. Nalter EF Lewie--fvonne de Ficukrs Funeral from ros ary? + we 9: land at times showed easier tendency Liv- ,& ' o' +s ‘bu $5 ' 58 Su: =e ivan Ferde.voar--Mars Tyumar a ‘e San bh thence te March ane baa, ve tepreaniatan Teena bg tana: IULY C N | Sas 7, et gy 9 a Ham bin von Hamilton. | Peter and Paul's heanetery. j ’ » 4 ‘ aren and a» : ' / HOGS ok. et the how house este cals ae — — ‘ o> SReal@im : | May wheat opened at $1.09%, Jul) $2 S- eb BO r eee TAs gg Bg Merediih K. Layton—Deisie M Moonier, | PENSON-—Eintered into rest on Monday, } : ms = 2: : i) % . %4 ° /teday r . , ~~ lower thar the : ; a we Pied wheat $1.96%. September wheat 41.05% ap he iw o ei lo es ) "e beng BE aes macetete were mod-| &‘eveland in: — = bales vd W hite ae : 21. 19074. at 10:25 S Rub » . , May corn 80%: July corn SO %c yni S« Pp hn : sth & i. 2 . the an imate é‘ tine for 20 000 hen Peter K) — Te . irs 5 He 1) Mw os ay sy Luce) of A ® Rub Ss 4... ; , tember corn 80%&c SEPTEMBER CURN The too of the i rou is was 97.45. | Ceene 6, See 9 eh wm ue, beloved wife of Albert : a , | : . ; - : 5 : ce V. Siereth~-Margaret BE. Casey. | : rude Templemeyer S Steel 3 . Sue 7 ‘a4 oT ° cares loca! and 16 through. Corn receipts JULY OATS. vy i one Pp bike “— “ th 1,8 b, . : v ‘ with 166.000_ a week Bie « | a 3% ’ 4 3% 435% b % “ Ee all ower 5 th ‘ . aN 4 5n¢ George Stab ich. WW oodriver, ili —hbar® Ka- | dear brother of Henry and 4° nder ; . / n Ibi a oan | “an, 4 Weatgh a - rs . 0.0 jast vear. included af MAY RYE. SHEE P—- 7 nder aa modest run 1 » } ricevinh. Ww ovudriver. ili jand Mre. Caroline Graser. t the eae rin , Od eke e was also increased —— 2a 7 ‘ “ 2 Wickw Sp S 7s °3: 3 through. Ifav receipts . ain-teed Pr @¢4 4. Ther Belgium &g ‘41 , os Certain-teed Prod com --°°*' : in jow-priced issues Sf the | es 1 Mk ne ‘ ’ it ] | ounce em , —- | head estimated the sheep and jamb market G St. Louis—Rutha Boyer. W i Lee lst Ge f 7%' 97 were 14 cars loca! and 16 through ow he 73% 73 Se aA. today opened aboit steat) City buitchers ci > apg | = : | eared Friday ~ a nie at m. . TP " : ' ock s Los public elevators to TT L, Y ‘RY E Dai up te $13.25 for nat ive offer’ ns ea _ Alte L:i.—MMrs. cvt 6s : Stocks in “= 3 q tt ° Miles i hapmab. Alton, from the Kron chawpe North 0 | iy Waren a oe eee . Guantanamo Sugar and | Rerne 83 '45.... = ) } day were 1.43%.314 bu of wheat. 938.351 | ¢ % 7 T4%b —— | with the packers getting some from $12 50 Giadies Geiio, Aiton, fi, | boulevard, y | bely-Walker Dry Gade iat pr! of ) Bolivia Sa ‘47. vo RR me © bu of corn. 426 6.67 bu of vats a. : Samide A _!tte $13. Quality of the run was fair Sheep | .| Fulton Iron Works pfd. ap ae Cecilia. Bordeaux ‘24° stocks comprised 138.19] No vosndientediiy eino were about steady good to choice ewes e é «URDES-——Entered into rest on Wednes- , Hydraulic Press Brick pfd. no” i Products stocks made new Brazi! he | 942 -RALLROAD BONDS. |w —— 702.250 bu - sie = eee ay ey at med tw pee. At St. Chartes. day ¥ 33. aOes. at 1:50 a = Apne. r ; f “* - 7 ; y wear . wre Ff) —eee ! 4 ) No. la! © ‘kinds at + te 7 rlain r ” eae sot : | Cc. Cordes (nee tricker), widow | tetichens, Am Br com.._! Bee ati] on the talk of a $3 divi- Brazil 79s oa. | ¥ Ann Arbor 4s 95 58% SHS | wheat, 2 bu of Ne. 2 : _ Cash Grain Elsewhere | ‘erates at $4 60 to $6. ¢ ‘hoppers and Reg ks wa A. Ezell—Rath L.. Thomson. & Cordes, dear mother of Herman “) International pon > ° ew shares. ‘which Canada See z 3 AT&SF fien 4s 95 | 83%); 88 inter w - 306. T6i bu of No. orn. | ~ at $2.50 fo £3.50 and canners at $1 aus wT BAST ST. LOUIS. Fred Cordes, gear mother-in-law of . | International Shoe ) 76 e aed S818 fo ‘the old Buy- eaete Be a - st x ' of Ne. 2 yellow corm. No. | ¢ CHICAGO. Jan. 23.->Wheat—-No. 3 red NATIVE HORS QUUTATIONS. Robert E. Haag—Hertha BE. Grote, Chicago. the and Alma Cordes, dear sister of F. lohnaon as Shoe ' Sone ; ; mean » r . oe Canada Se ‘52... : , : ‘ B8l% A&il f No. 3 white corn... 5606 bu Hienry Stricker. and our —— 5 ite ‘ ' ~- ‘ ; : ; , 7 ~ (and cousin, at the a o ears Laclede Steel Co tei FF... appeared in Replogle after a | 41 - : 3 447 | ‘. of No. 3 white oats. 12.314, ; ‘ : 3 to good drafts 85@140 John Larme—Anna Kelier. ane al y Mo it Stores pfd .. ‘Ise y f period of dullness. Industria! , , ' : 4 814967190 [Leo Catiin— ttl } hier Canada Ss ‘31.. mi: ¢ os Le i; . 197.889 bu of No. 3 white oats, ; : vO AN 2. ( choice trafte .... 1 Leo Callin——tatle Mae Siaug rye. 2c. No. .« . 4987 ; No. €)] Go choice chunks ... 5 42 eh _ ——-—--- | months. , ty 2 | re lighter mixed. 724 ; Mo. 2 y "Ma Medium te cood chunks... . 454 50 SIRTHS RECORDED | ; om Candy 2d wf6 .....4.;, one of the leaders. ‘© ej lahter than a year ba te rng), TES, SSM Tah + Choice southern horses ...... Zale ee BOYS 3 1:30 iene tin ot lew be . aAtiona! (andy own " 26 RR i ol was “ : being 4, ) 000 bushels. Corn receipts e , } ; > 2 : . Fair to good southern hortes — ‘ , ' and M Seithei. s: 6% Howard. 3 TD " n P > | Pianters’ Realty pfd of | ay Stee! Springs sold higher. were heavier than a week ago and lighter | 6 rel +s 74° mc; No. . ‘hite, | Smeoth-mouthed southerners .. 5 - ‘and M“ Heath Sabo Or em | Southwestern sell pte , 1 Lead a nd United Fruit | than a vear ago. being 1.219.000 bushels S0er 50 oC: ~o.. 4 ste. >i NO. CRB lee soe seceses 2 eas jy we gy ivary Come- ( OSTELLO—Entered into ieee at tite Wegner Kiectric | . Oats receipts were heavier than a week) white, 76@76 ac. -0. 5 .. Pu Abt NATIVE MULE’ QUOTATIONS. ry. j family residence. 2504 te oy Electric Corp pra. among the higher- priced in- ago ang lighter than a year aZo. being | S4mpie Fine: . a that. 2 | Dreft mules. 16 to 17 ftands . .$!17% and K. Card. 2073 8. 8th | Monday. Jan. 71. 1 mt & 5 Ry gen m Ss c of a. ‘ je to come in for attent ion. | 664 000 bushels. P tent 4 «o. |Sugmear moles. 16 to 16.2 hands... 14 and M. Andrews. 14414 ry | Jo ene Comtelle. telov U nited manwaee 4s as “_ | Primary shipments of wheat were Mght- ie, 2 ©. ‘ ‘| Mine muies, 15 to 15.2 hands. 120 Ts | ‘Consolidated Gas ran up violent- | — . following a report that the “so- : 42 pom. 2. v1 > ;' Y. and L. Murpny, 4139 Nebraska. Catherine ‘(ostelle er than a week ago and ligh Bey, she AA 5 motny seed, | Top cottor mutes. 15.2 to 16 hands , asse by PACIFIC GAS AND FE dollar gas law, pa a A ( at and 8S. Himees, 61410 Nell, Edward J.. Joh comin’ oe oy te tar year afro. Saeee 429,000 bus Corn — ee. 23.79 [ard M. and x Knoll, 3. be | Catherine Rokten and Slsier Mary ( TH CONBECUTIVE Te Mee New York Legislature had DIVIDE ND Oe meee PREFE ny deciared unconstitutional by Denmark 6s 1 B&O 48 T&aC - ot . — , wad shipment= were lighter than a ~ weak azo ibs, 60-pound average. S0.87. . J. and F. Kiefer. 182 Dom Rep ‘as 15 RNR&eOoks FW and lighter ‘than a vear ako. being 735. 000 MINNEAPOLIS. A.and L. Nord, 740 Reteer THR REGULAR QUARTERLY , | specia! master appointed to iry ' DENT) OF $1.50 per share upon the case. The old gas and electric DutchKiI €s T 6 a week ago and fi hter than a vear ago, ‘ H. and BE. McNab, 4852 Labadie ferred capital stock of the co ino . "ei i> mate be Ghost om AA : ’ representing the (jreater DEI 5's ‘OB rete HO% 749.000 bush rf aod V. Kasse: we ini 27.5 Wyoming, to shareholders of record at close of York territory were drawn m4. , ces were 3000 btis. of fi ur f ' 5 4 2 ‘ 7 274 t . Butter, Eggs and Poultry ri. . 3° , - neee January 31. ee loh nace: £0Pnpeoen les? Time Internat ; ~ _ : } the alc oho! shares and the q ' t heir | g ‘Pr-43. 99—6 199—6 \n0— . Roe closed well up to their ‘ aa ood wee ; es ; Belgium 6s °25.. ~— — w ~~ SiS ais ul eer Le _ ~~ Funeral from Deies’ funeral ol 1. ‘4° ¢ agg ge & 45 2 108 4, Cuba Se J, 4 (“uba ae >) 8} 4, Caba S5'24 ‘353 cfs AT, 2 ; Czechosiv 8&8 ‘51, 95%, =4 a . . oO gold “e ‘8 Dan Mun 6s A “46 107% R&O pr | ys Dan Mun && B gl te | & O 4s PL E R2oO2f wt .l sda) ~ +: $F. _ -lw | I. M. é. Ss. ar ty =) J Se2anhm Oe -~I12oO Cotton mules, 15 to 15.2 hands. 90 Minn.. . 2: ‘ash Small. cheao mules ; ‘ { OF ‘ ; : . red winter wroeea.. . i ea . MUTTEK (reamery extras. ple: Mexico 4, “54... 2) OA OR 7 : & red winter wheat. onamee 45c; firets. 41c: nds, 37c: Nether Gs ‘72... " 94" oe ' id “e) %1 4 Sample grade red winter Shae *' COT TON PRICES IRREGULAR stock. 25c. ¥ Norway &s ‘40 : "A O gen 4 af? ‘ | No. red garii CKY wheat. .$1 ar]. ESE Per _Youesd; sortnerse | and A Hampton. 192 4 Harr J. reaainameel below t 3 14 , ~ 244.¢; Norway 66 ‘57. Aer. A : &O cvt 4%%e 50 —o | No. wnes' ON dl ORK MAR FT 4 | 4 is .: bricks and G. Payanbo, 809 W sh. band “ot Elizabeth De ~ ee : : SC e& A Bitee 5 3BRigi 3 | No. : es e- ‘> tcl ~ L.. Balanger, 1321 x 2d. and beloved father o Sonant, The, at ~¢ -( 3C RQ gee n 4s 58 : ? | No. 3 yellow hard whea* ; 7 N Y K 1CHONS” AND SQUABS— ‘Live bi (GBs . peisendi ; ’ . — Harry Jr.. beloved son o wth - : ! ~_— : sinha $1) ver enen: oman lve gouabds. pe ' | Qu land 7« 23 CB&Q ref os 71. ‘ | Y XN seed erty ‘nee O’Reurke). ana the end Ae br an : 7 do 3%se lla '49 } an : Pa Seem « ' NEW YORK, Jan. 23 :—The cotton mar- gmail’ mind dark at ake our pennd. BU RIAL \L PERMITS | William Dougherty, dear brother o , ery } fing sold with@n a cent of its Ri ae J e 46 >|) amet : Cc @ Bl be 5! 7% o. 4 mixed corn ‘ones 13@7: Cc ket opened barely steady today at ; d- LIV i POULTR Y—Heavy hens. 22c:! Edith M. Johngon. 44. 6633 Univergity Robert. Walter. Alphone and 16th February, Mae + of Monday, which was eo an ath | gaa, > Ct CC he *S7 ..1 ; >: oO. 9 mixed corn Cees ee nee of two points! to a decline ~0 | light bens, 18¢; stags, 18c; cocks. :; | drive ‘ — William and Eugene Dougherty, August and November. extrem low of Monaay, ' “ ' ; '"C j -s ‘ 517 N 3S yvel'ow corn ee Rc points, most positions reine iower : epringe, Be: orns and biack springs. 4 D. Phillippe 6 months. Sc. Luke's lios- | dear brother-in-law and uncle «a | yi: BE. HOCKENBEAMER, Bp the lowest since January, 192°. - JAD RR + as : "47... 190 5% 103% 105 % . 4 yellow corn... ....+4.+++7! Se eee one tecal ceaed te dle | en x: ca See: | Clare # 1, 21, 1022 Bittner ™ ice President and Treasurer. aoe Mn ; Ape No. 5 yellow corn ala rs r 4 ich may have been promoted by a rat er 24c; Ke. 2 ti 3, cks, a P. San Franciers. Ointenn » Francs were selling today with “* ne =... 7 : ~ — , 8 Ty | : 7% ° mig Fame o. larwer ginning figures than expected. The ducks, emal!i and dark. . . 5406S aig® inte—that is, within a fifth ' OF be | co = ieee ag fh ¥ census report showirg 9.946.492 baies co, geese, 10@12«; 20 J. B, Westerma er, 6- iL tvonshire. Church of the Immaculate ¢ 20 poin " Sw ij 40... 1,,* thy , a) = .. & Wars “ee SEP REAR ES 8 : grinned to Jan. 16 was about 20.000 bales a 7 ibs.. 27 . B4c.\ W. Blakely. , 45744. ‘B. . terment in Calvary Cemetery ADVERTISEMENT Me ef acent—of their record low of f Bloe ‘29. .'106% 108%, 108% a wr . 70% & 703 AT! orecast. but ihie excess was “Ne. 2. 17; slips, CGc: ol guineas, $3.50 |W. © - 6607 Crest. 4 wae a member of Master “Plumbers’ 000, -_— ‘Yan. 14, before the corrective meas- , , ‘a71100 Ana , -# - a , ‘ ‘f a! ix. 2 a chee” : —T iardiy suffici o'¢ any change of | young guineas. -t % pounas and over, $7: : : 123% NOT | aoc lat lon. , ° o ' 53 . . sp ‘ > - j rtance | ‘ dea« : after eelling . Cs. ami! 4s wis ur ays DURBAN~-Eniered into rest at 8 Tax meomet’ ds of ares were officially proposed. Ph es 46. _ 10° 10° ~ 56 CMSP: rte 4 ' 52 ' 5 52% . t ‘ ‘ ff to 32.95. arc) 1} 33. OULTRY—Turkeys rv — ' ». B n . . } ral to 34.33 on 4 George Andrew Durban, dear brother — : ; it VT aie Satively ‘ 1 enable Hc: old Merland Oi] came into promi- -INDU STRIAL BONDS. 7 do 1 -.. 55%! $537! 55% | 20. Ag 2 Schagobed | g [tne CRe ves Seer) 2A ae hy 4 turkeys, "scalded, ” 280; large | L.. 44, 3196 Pennayivania. a ny 5 ORTO RICO. pence in the late afternoon, getting AAC? 7a '41..100% 100% 100%, “4s 3 , No. °@ Burt na‘ ; 55@! 7 A roa Meueee With Liversesl ceunee ts. lich? Oc: stages. 20c: cocks, 4 ter, 43. 15 oly Bacon. anit chao, aa eee saree a pen » & ighest ‘ic of | 35 Am Sm lst Ss '47/_ 9% 92%, 95 | 3 CMPR b4%e 54%) 54% | -_—-@ i tions « among the buyers, while a) 13c: spring chickens, 25c; vuro: era’ 34 | W. F. Stag 438 E. Grand Marcus Ven.ele Tids wil! be o of at — wp around its hig Le. prac es ‘ é 4 1 . 6e ‘47 1071 10”? . ‘ aan ‘ \4 4 ; ; rT ip ¢ a it demand was a!so rela -ted " . Oe: geen, - cCapons, 25¢ j D. . =6 SROBA Hot an ica J ; ry. Motes osnle, Attair. Wes, Dear neat RAMBe recent siovernen | oh aweaue Se Sec tosis toiSiiess | 1 © Govan au. ase anes 100s | CORN TONE IS A FEATURE OF = Syisr'saSeee 3a aioe at PRs 2 22 teianes: | NAENME —Terad. Inco reat on Wat | 3042 Munitions Building Waum ton ¢ | ona m Sug Us © . a at ; ¢ ; ; 50 7 os whines ’ arly ly was encour : : to 160 pounds, 12c: 165 Mary Ane “7 s, SABA, Shenan day. Jan. 23. 1924. at 3:40 term — % Re oven’ ee ee en enmmen eeqmed to ruminto | Sf Aue st aun: . ONw or . ) ag: ntitued bullish character . 10% @11 %e per ib, and 180@| ©. A. Culkin. 47. 5 52, 3218 Praokiia. Christine Erat inee Hteifles, | deat i. ric “Pubitc “te Bonds of % when. it neared 101. and the’ anar ‘ ad . “ . elt ~ t .* . . - ‘3 a7 ‘ , ‘ “A “Southern “yt markete and ‘OM plaints nderweigh ; Cs 8 1} for ne reee 4 ~ . ' , Oo uo ter sinert o ’ . eof Man. | Bonds are dated July 1, 1923, > mame was true of Studebaker. Cop- Go 5‘%a 45 re": a 9: 3 ' » 5 — —_ it ) the Southwest were c | Sbeep. Sate: ‘bucks “2 @2 we: : spring ‘rablik. 67 and Willlam Ernest Jr. dear sister of | et 5% ; per > ha Payable ae ; per snares contin ued to cain in the ) - Am wi | tis . 4 . :. ‘ t 4 ‘ Snecia ‘ ‘ > ' patch eth Ae’: t 7 aah _— lames x@1 Je ecr prend. according to size > rs ¢ y Per . a ; omy : ” fadie-:.. Ra hs 3 residence of hoe ns Me f nants are payable and Kennecott well above 3 >. Arm&Co 4 ‘6 L > 2 . » C& 7% . ~' = - | market had a Jip pening but ice at 35 Os - ~ um. , ermniiy f oh. ‘s res 1: ee (in sertes of 3! oon each on Jaly a 1 | ‘ i>. To) rm rr rallied unger “ bw 4 . 1OCe tr ne ¢ ot eine 10 _> it | ; S ‘ 6421 Naehville. "7 Mathews / BAe | to July OW 1849. and are redee eemable ; d Mark i Bs ~ , ‘ ” : ‘ 3 bh li oy! 31 ers and ater ¢ . mes 9 corn ‘ ‘ i‘z used ‘rear ions oe pra there ROASTING Sa—te7 “ 73 4220A Clevelan : end A nd ent interes The Bon - | 8 : 34 i OES L. 29 101! 101% | strengthening effert 1 this ads ate trem Kee ae a nrices VEGETABLES. |W. Loucta. 60, 4037 PSEe. cr meek, Tamnd’ Lane meen ine _ rncipal end int ut > j I ws : 7% , iv J'38 % ‘there was more or leas reaiizin nd thi Y geet EP - , . vi March 1 oe 7 ° iam, 3. 2 ad ' 24. Uerald Leslie Bast. . (he payadie at United States Improvement was the rule in to- wpe gg 3 ra "48 ’ QR t Ol ’ T we 3 ‘ relieved the congested pit condition “tiwy pg ayy BH ™ + OG Fr Home-qows. 50c to 600 WW’ a “12 ot Aan’ Meee b eb. | Washington, D. Cc. The Attorney . ’ bond market. B St ref 51 s ‘53 ; 90 lag ; a , Ss rig 44s oe oo p- “3 a moderate export business Wat reported =e = ts : , ‘ , . Ny ‘ ; , = Wisco : J. at, ws Pe zrundson and ~~ eid iz sy EA y “a PR? cy o8 5 : f: Foreign exchange rates were easier and this fering continued very light and the} @ | G. . autz. : y\ y Funeral ; in legality of the iseve. Honds are Traction bonds were strong . ~ Sloe 42 04% 4% . Gee 3% impairs buying powr. Millage demand rk showed increased firmness during Dan‘ sh. $40 per ton: new Piorida, $1.50 to; re lair. a’ enue, Thursday. Jan. . 8: a. these rt par as security for deposits of ; in but the Interboro issues and Br H St oF 4-. —" 100 Te 4 ref 4, 43 ' QA ‘ Wass low. hy ariv afternoon. when there r#openre'| ¢) 75 per mpe ~~ , 46% to Al ainte’ Church. Interment in aoe joe. Of penal yevengs Sunes a . 7 iv } Brades Co eS! " | " a ¢ "9%! 70% | Local cash sales were 27.000 bushels , e fresh trade and comm?’ ssion CARRO Ts—-Home- grown $1.25 to ‘ vary Cemetery. i” ey —— 2 _ Ceposite of Porte ~ Brooklyn-Manhattan , Transit a ae Ring | , ' , , 5 med - “ ‘ : PA : wheat. £1,000 corn. 102.000 oats and 3000 wo . buvinge as we'l e« further covering $1.50 per box: new Texas, $2 te $2. 10 ne | . MDMU NDS Entered Wal) fonds and as security required by laws ie holding their gains of Tuesday r o4 Se ; ) 3 53 3 » 4 $$ ! holder, Porto Rico to be deposited with ; i ’ ’ oc inte rest, | barie: Seaboard reported 100,000 bush-. March sol4 un to 33.57¢ and Mand ecices 0 New York sack@, $3 to $9.50) (: . * s Jan. 22, 1924, at Kirkw Mo. ele wheat taken for export : { > ‘ et hi an nic t Ii , . r99 k . . , ood, National ‘« Porto Rico. Bids should be ; gn4 improving upon them in most = = ' 4 i . , 4 envelopes marked “Subscription ‘eres. Frooklyn Manhattan bonds Pr . * ~' 194d+> Wid Siw DPS eois—w-1 Ae We Craicy* oe Diss be? _ and R. Lunnie, TIIZA Finney. On Tuesday, Jan. 22. 1086. at > m. Dorsey Dallas a Oregon avenue, beloved hu #19W Ashiand. |Carolme Frances Denton. coer fat ° Turk. ‘Hardwell. Ky. lovise Whiiliams of Lon ‘Pultezi, 802 Carr . krandfather ef Dorsey and ae . Goodfellow. ame. poy toate Market Remains in state at Ziegenh Sundmacher, 2708 ‘Ariinaton, | chavel, 2673 Cherokee street. unt Benwell. 308A Victor. épy evening. Interment at Sori DOUGHERTY—On Tuesday. Jen. De sis wee ~ - os se — *. te ras SD eww OTD -!1 + ae PT 19 Be transfer books will not be « : ™ elve Months te areateaanpeel wo ‘That the previous day's rally Gross earnings , - ted | No. 1 | Net after : .. 16, foreign exchanges represen Surplus r preferred stock 2: , aahing more than the covering .n = peor merges ace de- part of an extended short in- penenas paid ; = ' was made clear. Sterling | wt pecs : ; . francs both Went lower, losine Ue ZOmM SS ee | Balance 7 - : Karned per hare of preferred "=e eractically «|! of Tuesday's gain. “— “ aD Mae .rit Oxsisuw eis w-10'D Qo ro" a) f =) an eon ~B ; : _ a P F umn if y di:ine. Ale middiin be bate MUSTARD GREE Wia-—-Te xas, $1.75 wer | aoe Young from Charies Young. Geser- GRAHAM ..Putered into rest os M frovied. «$2 to $$. W ila 0 »e ‘ ead ag 4 , . 2 . - ; ; W hea’ ( o@d unchanged , 1c lInw er, , 4 . ’ ‘) ‘ yi ’ : ‘ bre —_—s , j a Ww ” > California crates, ’ Hf RK bid : 3, Jerre Hotel. ry per a Ht Bdree po ’ aa on ; 2 ‘Pas , 7 ' ; Th 7 t around ° 9 ; «.40 ' | Dresden. G kd , - - M $1.08 io $1.09; Ju $1.0" a: Se , at of Willlam and George munde urer. Rico 5% Gold Gran of 1 if . Bush T * : 24 “2 : # Erie gen in ; > $107 Ne Rept $1.06°, ‘eFW YORK, Jan ay t u ,CBLERY —California _arne 3° aa Roxie DeWitt, 50, 1622 13th. M: A, Wilt of Ka City. Mo., Public Improvement” and made a new high and among the | Cam Sug 4° a7 yaa yY °O Erie ‘ _ - we ae . te - oe ee vv $4.50: lwrida, $1.50 to -wU pe s P. Hettich. 58. 61024 Virginia. Mt Neary and Win. Beep ** ~ . = 4 , . “ - =. 4 " , 2 o ' . b . >. ‘ ‘ i st lle a: } , ; 3 ae. sa ‘ , o. “ | 4 on riet. Buren 2 of Insular Affairs, Interboro issues the six per cent? | Je (Eri oe oa “thes |midseasion and ! jelivered reached _—- 1GPLANT—Fiorida, $2.50 to $4. 142. Munitions Building. Washi! ne hi the sened ° , S ew > 7 : | . ine yew high point fi sea eon ne New Orleans Spot. -bu crate ieaiiial : Retest advanced a full point. Third L- ye FS. ‘ * - Se 10 ivorccs m.. Was pereieten euring | ae Mart . TORK lan °F Snot cot'om a alifornia, in sacks. c to N 4 le - payable to Avenue re funding 4s were in de- moet of rt vase oes Fayre seme : F . we 58 . ne a pRS— - si - Ma rmaret Pa stast ’ J ph Par ——_ Gran x var te . . “— , : ing orders to sell May et BUc checked j one , nh y _ 1A. a cEN PEP oO a. ‘ u > . ft - -* for its Affairs, Daag 55 amd also at a new | GrTrCan 7s ° Ji- pi = vena Yr quite .. — but ay Big et “29 Ofic: mi A ng. a d GRE $3.50 to $3.75 for fancy and choice — BF ondi ithes, 7 toes. roe ag on tp i "ei T ' ‘ ¢ 7 re * r 36.100 3 ‘s broad enough to finairy torce « mar ayy ~' nee : "157: . | : 4 high for ~ s year. rhese bonds | 2a FW Q7 4 ~ ; — -. me cet to that | a Cash corn was stronger [O° 7 - | $ HORSERA DISH—Home-grown large). Nery ae from mite _ beloved husband of Mary underlie The ad justment 28 and | e & > : er = in >" ¢ Q7 7 OR A . Lor active local demand Ship- wee’ se : $6 te $6 bO; sma) |. $2.25 >» to $2.00 ‘lies Thompson from wi Goddar of even a! la’ > he 5 . ; | pin id ow siow. Receipts show per 100 ibs. anal , ignities. certitficates exch ce & today's price yield around | —— on |@ Moderate increase “t. Loui¢ Spot Cotton. LETTUCE—Culifornia fcebere. $2.50: | #On, carey sties from, Barthelmess. Mil- : for the yo > yay th bid right ~ '¥ per cen’. Chicago Ra ilways Corn closed he 'o See nicher Ma: ten aftancea 28 te in : Arizona ebers. ~ “Fa ) ae Ih a soe: Custody of chi'd with an atiowance for Garrigon pnd Locvet etreet, | ia) Por fer . - - — . , s ’ . % 5 ~ » , ) ‘ ( er ae ‘ 7 eG “rte inom pn rt he ulare. adéres > the 5. $s feund fn better market. ‘f af an, i ~; f J 3:% AO) 4 aa) RO i, tions (ianod « a y. Las To ne, = os ad : I a ite evpport; desert'o Rt eter’s emetery &NivRra4¢’ or TNELTLAR AFFAIRS. f Among nd ‘etris le A . > ‘ - Sent ‘ . ’ . tel) Te De Thai naconda is Oats were a‘ferted by the etrength } diine ay. 75 ° " ' 2; ® Ty arhinrgtor T>. Cc. ns . a i ' _~ ' ‘ { oe? 7 mi T . alcet od e a day Jan 23. v4. 1:55 A. nm. pwere firm above par and in de- . & ae ee ae oe ping ee a os od ° ” *omtona (per 100 oF “wey oe Wi |] Russel! from Ada usse'l; dese: James Graham, dear hu¥band ;? . es i yr te : . " t oe ** +* y . é : . ' Pp} rn © 5. a haha * ; a’'ern Tex 3 e3 ; . 45 be tie - : , mand while the 6s were steady soe dg Fi vo > 1 RT ref’ toe a" pais pe > tle is ‘ Liverpool] Cotton Steadr. and — ' ed. S ee sara 5 Buferd from Edna Baford: de | st oe od Sa aa fat . a n “« .a le ot “se ¢ , , “s a . ’ ? RT cvt 7 4° 8: J ' ' ‘s pif ‘ ‘ \igher May: r) 7 R t. Tan on _.f“ottar—S tS] EY ia ifernia. sf. ‘ er eertion. is Walter Graham, our Nn 7 aan a % TOU d 4 we fA S71) “ ’ ; uS a - — 2. ~ . @ : s 7 : '* ‘ - df > » > | y A te , ; ‘ - , a “ep 4°; a, ‘ ule*.: ne te ; Ameri Can _m AA pm } y 1o rs oan ear 9 ‘ | Wa! ter Brown ‘ry om . | ncn! R- and une a a ‘- ' hel Ol ed br ine Virginia-Carolinna . Det sr rig - ”: ya i ~ &, : ro. . a Provisions arte ve - } pit. ecdfring "ld. ¢ ry ne site Pp - R&NIPS—Hom e-xTown, x) Der bu | sertion ‘ Funeral At. Jen 26. * ‘pe ” « -—_ 4 . me oil y ° - : . - ; £ se pm «PS . . ‘ -* ese2ur nd th ' 4 ne rg rt ov ’ ‘ - . ¥ . . 95 : row ; r uickly Ra eek te S| ee , 7% 8 :N O2'y 92 Silen | mea eng —r ‘4 , POTATOES (per 100 Ibs.)—Red River io Pris Piro oS .. rin ae _ , od ordi 2! M — nue, oS Rip. F — "a The Sinclair ‘ i] 6 legs | . = a > is naw - - uM 1st Z | closed * iigoer ‘*o 108 lower and at tins : 5 } 1 } , o4 a wl Nesthers revels. ~ Produce Elsewhere “ii 6 FM. rofwm ley ‘ent if, which broke Tuesday on > ' : ’ ; , : ws DO... an 1 a by ; change eee ee A me rte: Receipta, 16,00 ( a Northern gone tet yO 7% — Aaland Cours ~ i, ath we J T i KCF(S@aM 6s 28 10] > 101 s 10] : a . luding 4000 "enaotind. Futures 31.6; " 175: brown beau yo ‘Ew YORK. Jan. 23 .-—Butter firm: re- + | sHingion, were sti 1 z , ” 21 | KCFtS&M 40 ‘36. 76 : 76 | Winnipeg Grain Markct. cloned a0eay: January, 19.314; March, - 5Oc to $1 per 60- tb. box joose. | NEW arenas Manet th WeRy buAdenty. on Tuesday, San, ~ geod : aii ‘ | S@BCSs ‘», 16.014. ALSIP Y— Homegrown, 50c to GOc per ee il crandmotter me Ulu arity st u a oF a | A rf 2a a a : ng. ee ! Jat oo Comen bu age ; fluctuated M . 2 > ' } | 95 5 a: 'Muy wh .10] & - % 101% 161% 101% | — | Fe hha oa REANS—Fierida fancy. dark & ; Funera “the “ uncertainiy with . 7 "42. 109% 400 h 3 Leh Val g ‘4 2003: 7 7a" July wh.105% 103%, 102 te i102, | 9,946,462 Bales of “Cotton Ginned. *% to $3.25 per bu hamper. $1.25; | Western hennery whites, conv: rtible 4%s of 1832 " is bet - : . ; | 0° Leh Va' 6s on 102 & 102 % 102% PR: AE WASHINGTON Jan °3 Cotton gion) mA ; FRAUT—City¥ —_ yy casks. DOT rhe ‘“heesr stea : Mr demand than the other obliga- 2/101 9/1 Lex & E Se "65 99 | 99 “| |prior to Jan. 16 amounted to 9 946 462 | ; $3.75; bbdis., NEW YORK, Jan. , bf = "be at Gen Refract: 60°52, 98% | HAS ' B. g1 : | AN bales. inctudinge 2: ! round | $10 be | recuiar, chickens, 22@ 2c: . hg par ) this rene Geabeara see! af Goodrich 6198 '47 99 1, th conte & 2 Soe OF ne : |_Lead, Zine and Conner | | bales coun: ted ax half bale ~ 2 | poun s in St. aus ‘ To that : aet vear ginn! ings amoun ’ 77 . : ‘ o red nansem xt SOc. stan ards, 50Oc; ‘Around + s ‘ ontinued activ e ‘ Granby Mtn oe] ** a0. 9 L&NSRM jt . ~ S * ‘ Slab zin "648° 7+. © lsat ves hales. including 16K . 2 ; : no Rermuds 1 | eraamery o anu 49 Kc. firete. 47 4he. _—— 4 : Heir recent high. ; ; v= 4 4 , taaeeark ae “-. 100 pounds o* Copper 4°R round bales counted as half hates: %0.- |... hox: Te: y Ai iow, . 5@ 46c Eegs lower, reeeipts, New York Central 5s were well & “hoc ‘42102 101% 192. 36 MamRy ist ¢s 30) ° m 1s. ae meaty ty. 967 bales of American-Exyptian and 507 ; he naas nancy hal! b251 ¢ @42; ee | oss mother and mother-in-law, at taken A! ail the United State . ' , =~ te : : at, of om iat aie? es Tie regal lar. Po: bai - * . tgree fell ' | ‘ : ** » ; f : tures 2 7 yd a. r Ss , ¥ A —— our ml s ‘or : ” Z re : ' . Covernme ; — 2 } ni afi | 7 MT HNN ae v0 TUT ; f refrigerator firsts. 723% @24% | f funeral later. ; ‘32 ab 2 , % {and nearby. 51.00; futures. 48 000. Iror 505.588: Ars: one Ss. 67: Arkan- TOM * TOFS—-P'ori4a fancy repacved | *", Cc “a0. n. 23.—-P eineege~-seneinng o_o sae loar f ) eas a. "HICA Je tie) ans were rm with peo = , ; os fe . gi ¢ steady: No. 2 Southe ro. 22.00423.00 —_ ‘ > 36: Califoria : » 184: F “sao $6. °9 rer 6-basket crate 4A @0c to| slow, market @u\!; receipts. 28 care: tota! ~~ Strength in the second and ae 47 Te. \ : 1, | Rbeady: spot. 5.00G8.« - S650. ee anti- | 12,485: Georgia. 608 aie. po tennemn p ~ "RNIPS ae ee wee 50 to $3, United States shipmentag 625: Wisconsin ihe fourth 4\%68 Liberties ' . ‘ — ) nearby, " ari. , . , : : —~ ; unwashed. 98 ™ sacked round whites, $F.40@1 50, fancy, S. ; ‘ ;ort 4 ~Ss ee a | ‘ ; The fore: gn list was without im- | Jurgens 6s r : ae —aeenee ecous* 3.87 fort» é 4 ¥ , o , ° -_ 3 ver bu baske | Rivers’ Stages at Other Cities. ‘Conte Katis darting dau 2o8 lia : ‘Ss ‘ mat y k . . - ; a t+ - ee ~1e to Gt+1O comises - a OF r : ; ; N_ 7° to 7 e per Ib. ' ; ; mAIL ROAD BONDS. ph aap oat 3 | BRANRERRIVS tower $5.50. an¢| Pitteburg. 9.0 feet, @ fall of 1.4 | oni Macy Rois ieee Me new skUues in luded a - _ ————— —_—_—_ —————— jersey ae igs b —> in wacks | feet: Cincinnati, 39.6 feet, 4 fall v. cece @c4¢ Comsin, Of the , ; 7 | ‘ | | COCOAN m per | _ om ie : Union Electric and " - Lamas enn : : 9 | LEMONS—Califorpia, $2.50 to $4.50) 2.9 feet, tr aeegce wr apn ‘ | 1} — as 4 on ‘ay , ‘OT Se 3! > once My +2 3 oe as . ” | ear be fall of 1. eet; Catro, - » *) % to he ia ¢ ope Tliggte beng OS oy Og ; ; 4s. , 4 ee NEW YORK. Jan, 23.—Cotton futares | Po yee. 92.50 per 190 . fall of .5: Memphis, 33.5 feet, - to 9.8 e , - . , gs e —_ , , an f ~@ 4 = es ‘ +. 3. nn “er $72 7% to $2.50 per bu ‘fall of .4° Vicksburg. 43.1 feet. « ’ bj | rey ince of BMritieh f H- ' 1 . : . , ' - : b ri ‘ * 4 >: , = Ofna aw? ronnie —- Florida. ee to 40 : ri a of m-« New Orleans 15.2 fect a Ss of 1949 at 96% to yield | bs '36 Ke | ‘=| Se SP pria A 50: 68° : 7 in. __ > t: : . ° Pa, a ' pa a i NY CAHR rig & 3:2 50a 60 oe * | per quar’ - / or read on either side 3 per cen: . Mont ‘a:| 2 : i mp 4%0e 2013 0 no change : & - NYC&HR gn 3's : ' 7 = = -S a oaaee x3 | aa | | ! , NYCAHR en S's 2 SASF ad) 6s 5: 6% | Moy 33.15 34.020 =: “Flax, Linseed t removing from tray. a _ ot Bi} 35% M5 ensaie ag’ thal’: . 03 32. 93@33.04 33 ‘Turpentine, ax, .inseed! |. | . i. ; ‘ a2 102% | — ee 77S Tie4ee ere ‘ ~ : imencal Notes S NYB4 GOs ‘41 103 My 110% NYC&St! let 4s 2 - : “ Opening Ja 32 Roc. March. /nesed 6 qa * ba . —— | | oar eas é s ay . ‘ , SLAW T 52 iy apr > ‘ “ per ga-ton [vr fs ee TORK Jan ° K NIGHILHEP 4s a3 1 g31 a3” NYC&StlL deb Os | } 5 4 OSL, (4's a May, 33.30c, July 62.12c; Oct., 27. ;' e105 fer telledg y ~ Vere offerad er mm # now ee ‘40 ‘Hep : - ning vite 31 --+.. 301 100 % 100% ¢ er t 4s 37 ‘ KAVANNAH, © Jan. 22.—Turpertine : np ona ir of sit O00 000 Union on 3 = OP 99 %\% mn A, ; NYNH&H aed Os pall 3 > . ata | | 241. | 65° 65" 65" ° : Te Ben *-* (| Gem. le ; peseipts abtp : ower Co f liinots ; , 4% , 7” ~ 7 7s AP t ‘4. 6" : : ‘se ” 74) Ken's firm: | "4 ; an : r bonds at 95% Lo - 7 49107 . Ae ul 94% NYNH&H | “4 teeta ’ Frovisions = , | ois). pawn ee + mac? r ’ ae 94 3 . 44° 44 : = ’ ; » a U . rs ' , . i ae vere reported : : . . 105 % 104% 104 My e ‘26 6 : 4 ‘ % . . 4 Ss . ~ CHIC AGO. Jan | iP oF ion mm he , 4 oS t- K. 7 5% . 5 : Y = > on . ‘ ‘ : “ i ‘ i > ’ a : p- " of Sir Henry Thornton, head | 10 : ? salapa te lon 101 Ys "67 x. 43 433 a ae t ist close avd ranges follow — i ar ‘ — ‘ational Rallways Co NialL4£0P 5s oe davuehter ~- sister of Lovie R.. Helen rte ~4 > ate ~ NYNH4&H 80 79% ; 5 ' J | 1.0 le ! linn. J Tiex: Js8 . neral frem the Raner york 000 ae inked with the cf. | S Am Ed Go 52..| 83) 826 + * NYNH&@H 7s * 28 = 3%! S% | ae Feb. $3.50: 2.50 aa. | ner ne YOO ‘aH) new bonds of that “Am Bd 6u 48. * F fros 77 % 764% 2 { 5: ERE a eee a ——— ae on et ... . a 9 & P : sd i ) & Hiei Lay | be opesed tu NOTEL. Ge 47 ‘ . 4 | NH&H deb 46 | 5», « . = “4 , ' | ne | he aoe Send snahenaed and ~ ry. Mrietiy te Pe York Lanking °5S NIP lest os al % : 4 48% : 78 1 ; c 10 *, land Mebrus | LYNN. ~Ratered inte rest on o6 : -- oe me | 228 _— a | oe Me off Ais vama ‘ wa’ — NorBTel %: . , NYOEGW lat 4s | ‘ Se § O° c | and ‘9 : ul - ; - . " - " . ——— - -_-~—_—— a POLIF Ming. aJn ad Subsia re . " ; ay . . 4° P > 4 . 7) ; : ' ‘ " 4 y o ; - - ie ’ MINNEA s aad . ary of the Alabama Light Pac G@E Se 42 ; “t he , ' aS Oar? ; ‘° as . x 5S + es 4 _—- — ~s \ . The G-W Visible Index is made SE Saestert Ou co. ot ow Aunt e a. 7 . | 5 iveoaw on 8 467. SRy st is >t e | BO Ms, BO — 7? _ SS BOSTON WOO), MARKET. _ interchangeable drawers gis mhounced an advance of 2 eine @ we °30..\1 NYSuatW refh'37 | ° : . i 16.12 | @peeial to the Post-Pispaten ro Cree Re buving movement in of domestic and 477 bales of foreign wool | Pac Rit Mo 2! : a - NOW ON SALE A other tom wae London Wool Auction. At the Post-Dispatch Office F106 000.009 Wer of _— 1S oa ee >_> -- I By - 4 ~ * os _- wPTavwewvr-- + PH 2%3- FP ELITE Serr zowl - -' o=-@i-x =) Geficit. te SOPTO RK) ry 4 as 1922 “84 315.000.0000 +3 r * 000.000 in I * 22Bas c= = = —e New York Coffee. ’ ~~ ‘‘offee—Rio oo. + 30 Mee Fr Bturee BU Juis. @ R* _ ’ ys Wool Auction Post- | JO nn od. | i poe ler \—Tedey's wool sales yOueG on account of fou. tess — i eb i) I~" S ~~ & ~~ ? - ,_— 4 peeause of dimin 'TLONDON, Jar TH. The woel section Prices were unchanged les opened with offerings of 13 208 baler iabing wpe ‘* Gi he fine grandiated Re t — was epiri'ed comm oetitiwn ” @. f --- Price, 40.—By Mail, 50c Bog futures nomina: . —n tera and the market er oat alias lite ¢ futures closed firm, Sppreszitua advenced to O% Ber cee bredes en inn 36.000 tome. Jenuary, 4.88c, Marchs 12% per cent above the closing @uctalionms 4. K4c. May, 4B1c, Juz, 4 96. of (he last series. . —_ Baas reece a P2323 7. ‘oOwsd ee = Oe Oe > 7 —ai-~s - s creer ert Eat: ={ PPPs Sc _ Re ° 101% 101 % | 101 % Ay % a 702% 102 (Ades RGG&W con 4e 49 } — sec8 Pebse - <3 ores

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oe-THE THING THAT YOU DESIRE is yoursit you will only reach forit througha Want Ad “6a | aoe 6 EP eee eee ) ts UATIONS—WOMER. GIR: 8) HEL» WAN} EO—MEN. BOV*) __ SALESMER | ~ FOR ADDITIONAL | FRATERNAL NOTICES _CARPENTERS & SARAGE PORTER— — CARPENTER—And cabinetmaker: | ; repairs, | jE qviored. experienced ——! bs > 9 ~~\ctieeees , and alterations by 4a — T fr housecie by dar. — se Enriee DEATH NOTICES N. Unien. Colfax 1742 — } 3 +i 3M {3 — Experienced. Masoni. Merctings —; or lay. a tera- NN Ptah tie | -iRL—si.: colored. ceanine by day. : : - tract 3 ~ ine CARP ENTER—Contract man. reasonable | Thursday and Saturday. G.adys Par- bet -y*— . * : ns eter as . , eS) * . r : SEE PRECEDING PAGE. . “RIDE OF or w THE WI WEST T LODGE. wo co. 172. _#% 4 is _—- =~ ee . eal ese med rescrves the right to reject any ‘lair. ee Se! Roneat 3353J ~ ~- gist Cal: a ne. nennnS Fieor. . te work ™ c ; ¥ os ' . ~ oBul RL—eic. 5, colored . 4 —_% - J om- OT ed a erepnhone calls. or answers by mail, cannot be me~ oo ‘bh given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- HOU SB "ei cooking. . and assist the D a) Bro. Fred - — ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. __with beusework. Forest 7152 | LINOTYPS OeShatGS—ane mecha « SALESMEN—we E A . ” Ss .» rr a . Mem! rs akv AR AGES—1Sx18 feet. ms ia dt inimiabiattedis worm . genera! houeswork in highiry experienced alt for Gee! house Wiring NGLY«m Wednesday Jan. 23. ., SEER “y BAY DENKOETTER. x uM Se i on 3 oC im- > get aati, LLL LALA anali family po Be Grand G25" | man. eral Printing ‘Co. 1017 - BS:6% o om Slee ree T. Ma. 4 “ ™ jon = > aS at 308 n — E. B.—The Gime dated 1853 POOR —The St. Louis Univer- Hu SEGIRL—Si1 by colored girl. heuse- ° te oved hustiand of Like al ye [sik , rare with ar owes ts worth from 1@e to ; sity has a free clinic located at work - on Oe _ aa 341 a COMING EVENTS —— ae Grand boulevard and Caroline HOUSEGIkL—asit. by colore? girl: general | MAIL CLERK—wWe have an open- 7 vl A} PIPE CLEANERS e J. W.—The diameter multiplied _ Street. Inquire there for the in- neasewear Boment 3024 W._ | 7 owtey and Mrs Mary Foearty Auto and 4 Travel Trips ) GAS PIP - by 3.1416 equals the circumfer. formation regarding your teeth. | HOUSEGIRL—Sit.: neat colored gn to | : SALESMAN—To seid Fanaa aseseer. Ok iNY , Sew York by | GAS pipes cleaned. cas apollances com-' ence | DEPOSITOR.—The money th | _@ yg an@ care for children. tare yy a al Friday. Jam. 73. at &:: ANTBODY wishing to ee oe bestes put on erates. Sicn SIMON —Write to th you will receive will depend u ~ Bemont 1927 . ~s! | Tron family residence, G140 Bize! : auto. please call Lindel! 656 or call at e to the Washins- | “ - = n | =. im 830s genera! Church. thed@&e to Calvary | 3442 Lindell a oe ton Star, Washington. D. C.; they | the condition of the bank, you || BOCSEGIRL—Si chiniven. Apply 4448 | ne eri Dieame omit fiewers i ee Riowed. $2. stores conmected. $1.50; work perhaps can give you this infor- | Will have to await for a report of Cus eile Forest 8907 | Gray igpreaies wants = —Asiers in Jesus. on Monday. guaranteed. Clive 4627W. Central wees mation the receiver of the bank. SoCeaniterdn_on os “—~ 1 een, 2 i924. at Da m.. Dorcas Pearce. , ek - J —=— answer to “S. J. B..” JOHN.—The British Government Pe-aee-t y no -. Call Forest 47a fa) er . Piliza- PON —_ ily = —S 73° —-—- ; - an, 8 a Bete Meares fore Soil "and St sures | MALRD PROMISALS its, wit i ETo, [hel infotination Tebaraing the die | ine tim of fez 800.000 the wnount || LOREEN oe, weet My S| Ca a a a Deroiky Vearee and our Jear grand. . : . ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. _ the information regarding the fire | oe oe e amount || “take care of gentieman’s home: refer- 2S? Ot've RM O24 niece agit : _- : - - in question due the United States for interest enc-s Rex M-64 Prat-Dienatc~ | MAN—Married, on small dairy: must be | — & ae oe at 2:30 tin a ime . a NCEALED | ——s — . 3 P 355)" mo Cc. a: R—The a Louis Fire ae and principal of English war debt “ HODSEKEEPER—Ssit - eldertr ee | a coed? mi ker. Kirkwoed 219W fe) * - : + >. : ¢ s\er . : _ ry} ‘ ¢ . ’ ul r —= “ . . ctw » . —— ~ = . » a ae " = ome : ee Sem vectt pee. SSCS ~~ aaenen, . o- FF ES. 7 Pen a ck a iment did mot have to eali for: RED GOOSE. — The quotation — k: no washing. Call 4561 + AN— Mis ide aged to werkt around pic- as ielers _ eneertery et) ry wer) ba ’ . oo ™ $i? WIRES > rox™2 8. it Dn tc se ~ a from any out -of-town seurce | “You can fool aes peopie asi the HOW ePEeER—s peliatie: mother. mis eo A iv ee Vinnesors. une, a ' : . . . ~ , . ' _ P FI Pci STOCKNOLD: ¥ T na . owe th stat emer it regard- ham Linco?ln. H USER ._EE PER—S) . m mw pe ; late mz “bine 12] _ Smo end our dear feiner-id-law. brothe: | STOCKHOLDERS MEETING—Notice is without aa) to your prone | eae aed ee anon ef the com- ANXIOUS—The trade doll = Figg A. RE “the Po Dis. of entirely different design from ee eee (4) MAN—To paint tanks and work in ship DISTRISUTER— Se Leuis ¢? hd ef th : + : i. =. oy peninetienieniainion 18D , ic St- 3- mr at at Pon oe —_——- eet 4 evartment. Apply W .' & rahe districts from residence MSTA Hart it] De 1 ; 3 office ‘ ~ 3 iT DOES IT R iT patch of Jan. 198. the ordinary dollar. the one dat vd LAUNDRESS—Sit. by @rst-class. Call Bo-| e7 Ware ; —.. G15 V! totor. — ‘tet is ‘Mineds: -£ . - Tb 1TedaY. J . 2=4 ai 4 > +e . t,t ™ : mM ee « ia ~ : »Z » _ ‘ : J Dr is = g -D. READER —W: bill ite t R th 1578. proofs niy. is werth $0c. mort 7 4 : MwA ——Stiiciatie e-agel_ lu} =f clerk " a. ; . ’ ’ ‘ » referenc’s 7 > Sai ry ee n New 2 Marcws Cemeters Lot ' eal J {wr ” : : dl eld } =? ar fiutw es. , - 1? inois Manufacturers’ aeadain. the } alt aol lar dat ed 1832 is worth LAT: NDRESS—sit. ~olored: Ti ursday and tel al reference or don’t — 178 - ; sta : ) . areal r “7 -to- Weer Pnutered mt rest 4 , ' . ¢. ’ “ ga han —= 7 _ yy tion of C hicago for th informa. from 2%c to 55c. . __ Friday re‘erences. omen LIS6J N oo een. East St. Loris co?) | while: j 5865 De Gtver- a aap trungaction of ee | Phone Main Zz for eetimato ('onm you desire regarding machine | MARY.—A standi ing committee LAtN ~~ SS——Sit.- dey \ a mee or laus- : Cpe a2.e Cameron sittin: ma- saAmcies and imm~t a may Sferery WRIGHT ELECTRIC CO. 203 N. shops, equipment. etc. fs a regularly organized commit- _Forest_ $807 | tus: Rave some experieacs. 713! Mr. Norwine. = - George Roeffe: rd - ; _ —_ ” ae “oe ic r5 xk —“Proof Only” tee provided for under the rules LAT Dies ae br first-class. frst ioe | SS" Marvisnd Foote! | . ama mot her-in-: . 4 tae +) S ves — . . = —=> ; = ence to . ~% niy” tn refer- of an organization. A specia! com- nae of week out. Phone eet Stes 3 MAN AND WIFE—Co'orei: woman must VWVEN.AND TOMES — ie Ee | Fe a a ae IPE CLEANERS ie ee moana that the | mittee is one that js appointed || CNDRESS—Sie.;co'ered) | 2 sisady | de good cook: man good janitor and he cial poet: . _@as “ _ ar 7 > ae ee ed with great care for special purposes . references. FBomont oS$1) ~~ = ve car. references. Bos M-355 ° Pes eaned. S$? si connected — ‘Ss gene! — usec for show in [ ; a Sit - colered. for W ednes- —— ice ; i oe ~4) 150; work guarantee See! weseums and the like; it is not a UNUSUAL.—Leading newspapers v. Thursday and Fri‘’ar~ good, exper- ;, ee aged and neat ap- sfitter. 3417 Thoma: indell Teee coin [for genera] use. of es York City are The New fenced. Call Roment I7T3TT. im undertakinc | (eR: . York World. the Times and th _..- eR | seneed, | capable anewer- ' a Ncaties aa iia — a, Re ca ore id. the + Sie | LAUNDRESS—Sit. \e co'ored. experienced. z | fe ret om fhe - ar > .. - — violin is an orig- New ¥ ork Evening Post. \ny + clean’ng for Thursday and Seturdas. | ~_ me ince tient ‘Dignatch. i “Si we oo. — bei | MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES letermine its value = pbmitting | magi et Sone rene ee aie eens || | Seema 7aeaes MAN—Toune. whe com tamil come ax | ———— | Foun 7 . : ¥ suOmittin r eat We “it ill react = .. coe Sou: gy rt the can - e dic-' gis UUs : ittinge aper at en York City will reach DRESS—St: experienced Southern tation. keep aute part tle eom =a NATIONAL MAP COM ‘af “4 ca ——E om ——_———— —— — .¢ ———w ; it to a dealer in music in , ’ rds; leome ie Cc PONCE LT t ewt ~ aad wrecked « *it feu" “ "us ica] RStru- them. lad iy wants lacndry er cleaning by day. | , - ires ee tly een blasting Gramer Contracting Co. Both ments. They are listed on the es Ivdia 2010 Wao met toa aa Chance for, advaenemenen Lad ress Sraodioy and our dea = : aS ne telephone and City directories. GEORG can de cut in LA' NDRESS—Sit t. by cologed woman. references 4 ~ DGone number. Box M-133 - . ; ITERE cuttomed t> working ir giass satisfac -torily with a file. fancy washing er bundles to bring home. | Post-Disnatch 4496. cutting room ‘to asia © eSperea+d eperation eb} SA osT AD rally and ‘@-laew and uncie. mrty-fourta 3 Disp! 5 +5 LASTERER. & PATIFNT R “7 ; lore thi . 2 7 e larce buildings; owners only. Cal] River. P - eee Cc Asement. rovided the edges have been Phen deil Middle-aged. ugh = 2. eide 821 W 4) ormer ritish knight and Coaani amt ~ - ye Lind 4 __.. | MAN dle ‘po roughly ly “experienced | display. 4¢c daily. 50> | — : rounded. The glass can be pre- oer! maintenance ~ Poeitsch chapel ; + > was hanged Aug. 4. 1916, in - the ) LAUNDRESS—Sit.; colored; Thursday.) _ inet Os. Such as . lime Agat times. ‘Ie. + C ‘H AU E E Le RS’ I HOTO _ ° 9 t! vented from Om = iy during the a Cirut West End preferred,| “@°Demtering. cabinet work and refinish- te Valhalla ‘ a (ers 2c: 3¢@ times dai » Se : Pent onville Jail for hi izh tr eason proces® by mixing one part "arm - adele ~~ TR - | i. Permanent DOSition at a4 lary ) Deceased Tee 6 "titt S times, Ic’ 7 timex i a. : ‘ = ‘nished. He was convik cted of Onspir to h ar ther ; | rt = — aon — ee retwenees paste S % m. iach Field Artillery, Thirty-fifun 3? times. daicy 3c. Sun 5 4 25? we finishe: ) an armed r sng to | phor. one part ether and one part ut; first-class, washing. or ll a mm. room 208 Und sta - Fe mnie. Otive y un. ‘ r oe e ~~ an armed revo! in Ireland turpentine and applying the mix- : leaning from Wednesday tit —— : = ef); w. & Me: nie Ou MEAT" TTER—Muat ~as8. m@i- SALESMAN—Man wits > Viewn ” ; — Pil ww ‘’ ~~ uci , = 5 . having ai? > °C ye Mugphysbore (1'\.) papers please copy ic) tua ; } ; i a : - : ~ LA : * 8 es . oo . » es - * : " ~- ,~ oe ee | . +. ‘oe —™ " . and ‘esve =. fads il 1381W. after MEAT: it TTER—Six: nh St rr = a ive wire who hae had ic) reward "go. 0. . Ken : Cai Lindell urec ; ‘ ‘PLUMBERS : (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Seenenarton.) > 1 EE & a i) ee wane _Marke« t. 8O4 N. 6th st_ ngs ne wt oy om —— a nyt . 0 UMBING—cC. B. \ mis heating. | MAI 7 distributing circulars, $:| work: come in : rtiher Sture =: wr ; er! . nz te ecoverw « "7 : *LUMB! nz “— r _e ane sreeze-ur ri T. B.—Thev may be abie t } iN in rt br Ls atin ; ne Maia i « mits iT] Gay. Cai ter 56:30 pvp. m 23 6 XK. | ; "pintling ~. : mt urns * {586-81 a It a sdectal Bh ne Webster 2394 4d; te child, but’ veu car’ «x - , BROS any ite Times - rf Wed: es ay morning Lin- ‘a TA Mv. be’ 341 S&S Jeffer a ee ent on . , Forest 66220. 4 cht. SOl Marshall. Webdster : 8) 3 - iage was a! : 45232 ~~ , , zt . Tr B.ket ' 4 eds. : “©€@ amount B. H. inswWwers |; : &iISO ause the iaw was references. Call after 6 pb. wal Equitatle Powder Mtg Co. 5) ti = rom AN 2 1s éo house ' “ugcay evenine “iw Statiher .; Oo ° freee ¥ Reader” rg ? net co } ; J ; nell 2: weX— Yess > neat an - ——ie ‘ 3 3 —- : . tietle girls: = ; ; > , -s . . e485. = _—- : rea : ~" . ' GUROML —Om Mowdar Jan 2. | rer Bea” Rowe 1208. Statice mer ae ‘AND ADDRESSING idters’ bones. | cel meee | f caperineal gett. nee Sueeneen o xc » =? a) ’ — --cy READER. at 3 . ne 3 ~e ae a han su ~~ ed, . FP ost-Dispatch _ ‘RE (e4) few ifve wires to jain a 55785 a oe emer of Gus. | sere! sewerd we oe S- “y Bicsase OE ye nguyen > dilinols | satate and t > ae eee Peel "ENOGRA; HER—And clerk: willing: *- MES— Tow NG EARN REAL MONEY going to be made by real ort. — anewer phone and werk in | Willies end Henry Strohl, ané grandsom) Cave: m road: fy M Joseph. bonus wil estum hort} and th child two-thirds. , , ive details: best gf refer- THE HOTSEHOLD ence not empential: , ‘ og 3719 Case, and our dear brother. | © Mo “oid. 6856 Clayton road. C STQRAGE AND ‘MOVING About laims hav ~ , husband off ences, Benton S28]. — x . want to get out of that — To demonstrate toilet article ‘Ine | ° : “y a . CO ‘Re HED ; ‘he money-making ciags, on ye—— io Call . ef Pheiomina Fiecher. , 881453 4 im hie forty-fomrth year _ ic = tn ‘Mien ime a Re _ a. | Pie, |) «TWEENS AND QAM aT 3636 OLIVE. AN-—-Entered into =a wae.” Fe ne oi, Deine “t hour. Braseh's Storage. Pomont-Centrai | S8are of the estate. and the two! be legal marrias You do } , OEPICE SIT : — 1974 a ae anes ao aie hvewkr a. noe. . om ~&) children “ ouid each re; Pive one- . } oe i 2a . ' ' : ‘ RAPHER-SEC RETARY = : Sit. ; OFF le > FOY—Abeut 1 Se dee alert vex ee | gre ———, ote | ———_——‘S ||| thiré also. ‘could be dase nt Om white! at pies, guperence; also legal: | general oe may for ad- - ee ee 7. oste n mull ° ) ‘ A at higt re fere Ps) ims re mn own hamdwriti Rx age eee ~ ¥ 2 =Uumr ime ! hat they killed Ming aa os .| a om — Ting references is- * ; . ace — - eee eS Forest 430 elmar 2128 ' ion of © if ost- Dispatch. - | PRESSMAN—Good position. steady work,, .O2¢ of St. Louis’ LYVESTER brite: : tr ower f-ont tooth missing 10 reward ° on ty a te , a : “ : 2 6102 Plymouth Csbdany asta if you are planning to move to (Bi!- io mt - i house.| | Wedster News-Times. Webster Groves’ miture stores has ree - _ ~ > ' > . - = _ Moe. = ; eS fornia or the Sout) wes! e : = } si gnu r ‘7 ey? a , z 7? ; 72"! Ti sca" . Fri : J. > i} ro t a — I - Pp . ty to = = oo. 2 : use Wor ~ A yeas - . : Mo Thureda \ eT Cem sarah avy Oo live Car, 4000 Lab. ew - oy BR AU E R S, yt ? - T -y { vay ‘ prime nt " n . - ‘ . wa ‘ ee er RE DER af the wo? . = lan? -v . “\eaning ows’ _ Bia ie ualify divi ' ao Ron. a noe laundry: . Deia. &. ¥ arti og wan. " aie Time!" 42°eW r 1} bats. ——- (pe | Oat a ‘e . ay nig " _* = —— —— _ i 2. ny ‘ it ‘ ; 4 i . S t such as - , ; -» ttasce. | ‘He 4. ss ow "eee ~ Meter rT. 2166 | Olive, ‘e5) — ’ A rer s T fa er or te ‘a . al : , r4 TT) *) recvr? I ; , ' ™ . . 5 " " aad " ‘ TE ——— - - ; to : “4 tei, tran Th Chase Hote , ) — ob a= SHE METAL - WORKER—P crew commission to fax t wee Plaza Ho ; a wil © . | r? / i 9 i. . ° " : > - 2 ar 4 : ligci- . - i y ans ' v ; : as eee s = ‘ie Olive SPT aut WALL PAPER CLEAN'G. = im the sam sition as if sh s d li i think ousemai! Or nul siay gn plac > experienced on lavout werk. qape- Mr. Sinton before 1 > aaanene and ther of EVERSHARP PRNCIL—loet aiver. es : sma oe SS te me Chad @ such condition: lowever, that one who has come | _Tintell 7080 laity” meta’ ‘ offine t Sad . is Gigi. — Ae Ms : _ cra v de Mari *s 192 3 40304 : . : . . . - OTe! ; r? v ; , ; . 7 . } 1M & Nts i ; Diners i — WELCH & COM Old at T Asem ing ; y = - laced pris - Be : ion er, - — Tat 7 ama Marry Van VClovstere, and our +. _). ae “ oe =—— 4 a eae “= rome ae ¢; ; , _ restale w: , o_o “ ma nesta’ ad Thureda, y SHIPPING —Preferab'y with © ex- fr Grendmother , GLOVE—1 ont h Herne, 717s — oe —,_ - Bignect os Saeed, - Pies ; a Yee. Renee Frage ag aapans nin teady pi mf a f irom residence. O253 Theodosia t Centra} a. -e cue ry reason aban, © Gi Cull depen m th. accen a1 net att pt a ~ : 2 Dermence in Wholesale havdware: must He ree rs J J ae 8. =. % oe ——— . : nte nstit eit-tre e —S ows ' _ have Knowledge of traffic ® Teva y an ~«- & a. | . = : ‘ ms an a y Mari s ‘ ‘bau . thence to Calvary Cem “a , g FN PP woe _ - : > b - | . Ja. ~7Ger Dlea custom shoo steady voesttion - & cen —~%) futher of Dena Waidrip and ou: wet: tortoise shell giaanes $2 Lac : : : . — Pee BS | lee” Se 5 ae eel | , b clena ny. ‘ i. ——— board Ho pital ‘Tots—T5. exoerieneed only: week wi.» WkeNAe BBd UNcle. Bt Lhe nei es and De Baliviere, in soft Totedo Paint Sh i 7 . at . . : . . = ~ ic oD to Toieto. o fevT4. x { 42 i ea oe ~ | = Saturday night: rewa a. —— - Penitn” Ba : DRESSMAKING_MILLINERY _ SITUATIONS_mEN. BoYs Pest-Dispatch Went . TISNER Genera) outside = as | . .' a @e _s ‘ ~* ‘ . . . ‘ fo ss ‘ . : ’ »” Pe ae . . _—_—"* eady i's Veeck Mroa. fvneru ; as get. tam eeuntiet wool linet _ 4 nrteed = 3 mot ~~ srand I LRESSM AKER ‘ 2. 4 in : oi jesires =P . . Olive a Centra’ . for Rood man. Box K-14. Post- Dis. CR Usvette Street. t | ; cl Union Station Weberer orat'n ae eet ~NGe.) Oll4 7 — ——— w*- * ern . OF porter : re fur: , s. é‘ ; TOOLe A&R =~ work im toolship of | pher: “eS cS) ‘ be ae oe , es —— ee Se : , j “* an hast St uis mnanufacturer: in re- — @eaged woman crefer-ed. steady pair of lone diack — DikS hat made % ; Sure + , { daily. 5 ¢ — ean ae bene] SO0RKELP ER oe owt werking cenditions. Bea M- Seg wee a ) | “material at day service. S745a | “ANI SSit ash 34. honest and | ! : Box M280. “Pot-Disoa to® etenogradnic work and fill | Ret orere: 'e: en | ‘4 if ‘ ny ae | tory, Bax K-95 meus ——w Oe co ® times. Seem 2c “LOAN! "R—— Wrest lnas tire flee: state expertence and ar : meer cw- IPROFESSIONAIL | 2S Set 190. Post-Dispatch. 7 ieee tere) Sune Se: | man 7784 Manchester feb; 24 Box “A"335. Post Ona | OPERATOR om same: reward Sidnes AL 3 kin@: eam drive one or ga em aay ivy S 5 ; YOCNG MAN—By whol oma! e firm: wrap BOOKKEEPER AND & VO Baper' enced om dresses and waists: Weatherford 80 te ik | ] " 1 — NEVER send GRIGIN AL recommendations “aii weckages and fill orders: state thoroughly ‘bie of ima a ” worm a!) year roun’: pas Mra. Vi te HAND BAG—lIost on Chepok= ar bend d} - ae. - : es - > ——————_—_——__ : mn apmying jor employmert, Use - OPit salary & pe test Ret K-.*: P.-B i4 —— apabie LA ™; KON uat. Sen . . : : er ’ i“y ; ; a vce’ ——_— -—_ i a e623 o4 : ; ; . r i j = ly _ ~- . Dé Rs Temring ‘a “er the "ee. "va v - — ™ — _ORns tirancia] ae ; Locust. Peer. - ‘e%) Mrs. Anni with monev and Ke¥s Return kews Iirin nfimnement ‘nd «assists o ' , ; “BA ; nf rox NG MAN—City iesk «6 6aseietant 8 in del] 7548 i ™ sener “ " “ — ~ . i . -- . ’ — 8 ” 7 us 'f : "gher posit ones rvagr sper ai irsinne . ». w . - = Mrs. Mamie bie. ov Py ye, aera, Lawrence M ; vent . at St. Li cernity Hospital. 452, ._ KRomont 231 tre » shoud read the Instruction Trade Schoosw j Pn a pape eB = | ii OPERATORS - — ——___—_— . ; ——- —,. A* 1 ' rork _ ion ake Sch ana Coilege Gee. “er bre “a P . on f rupréed from Am iN Los ~° ack and tan. with } iy. + ag , ’ i ad one. and Sc pennant 5 ated Post -™iereteh 2 Must >. — > 23 sy ore >a +, *t and A -g PPR MANO. AVornue nG chain: Monday night: rewar . ¥. ' VSt-of- ‘emt Pin Lim: 5°° , TOUNG MAN—RBetwer; 2° Mo. Wednondap. f'n. tm: | Lemay "Perry tet eta 74 oun toate. 290 daily Sec sum. Fo fie. Landes sere MELP WARTED—MER. BOYS OPN SSS oan e Mn N er where fo v om eet Ducat (hurch, St. « «hair y D...)_ oot black and : ~ a a *. obtal mad ice and . folder tree. - ate oy . Sene: ss .- AC ETY LEN 7’ UTTER— Experi enced. a> sonallty ugh sc hoo! edurat! an fas , j » Praay. ot 2 D> we Interwent im ard: responds to mame ™ u, Diss - . _ oo 4 195 N. 7th. OF 578. i a? einien wet tie —_iv_af_ once. 1014 N. I| ~* : > | ——_ = rr iow @ Cemetery . Henie Cabany 45 tered imtoo reset on Sunday ~~} ; — | Wily rt ». -_. . —— —— : : Ayr Ste . * : . : ad rie rn sans .. Cote te baile ee a , | fF os oe tS : ; en ree ne ee PSS noom 535. FY wd ioe —— 10 r a). 711 sy. reward. (o3) : c . . ~*~ PROFESSIONAL n— _ -— = se a % , — .. full be a pasai bilities “er ey a1? eae ioe STEIN. me Me ~ MFG. ~ cO.. ;, —_ =F ;, Ge . 1 . ' QI ’ cto! . “4 es — a lt Ly - > eerenae || jE ae, ) ' work, $86 to $110 to start. A ppiy 9 tw “ g atris become experienced ry *- - huge . 4 —. Philie Nen s Church mans a Poll. 1° wre: bw ~ ‘ Private ‘arch oo . : = 0 iggy S-type ere - a ’ —— . — —— ———— li » m.. 223 Victor Bide. re. a o an biel mmers maki ead 6 ear men! "ts var Cemceter’s m kK, ~ Wailn~ ° ight vive ' , Str . ’ . 2 i? : 4 = _TWEAT . Le SS ‘ er ' “- rT ~— ho '* . ’ - } , ? : . IT NG - “rN > = ~ ange Saainie Sto This 1s } ir ne ats : te tr! , — — a CA ay nt | pa a — manufacturing ¢ gern at pos = -_ b | pee we gusrantet: . — Entered ~ J . , : : | , > 7 r a _ F “7 a = . ’ : = Ri ae = ait bs -cs . . 7 7S 7 , °* au = ‘ . = ‘ : i : : - [er gr 'ranspe rr? ati on ‘and h igh “OM Missions : for ti + . ; e wer ners Jan. 23. 1924 at 3: ; - : ; ALI! Mm “ING 17 a : —Tonigh Gravois The- ville ian 4 {ho %) raid: inexner anced —— for targe pub- good opening ‘or : - - = —— = 2) — - , — lishing cencern Mz. Aubin, Tewer Bide. . 1308 V eel brook Lew tevevir -. ; . ’ , , : ; _ . & ; “peek . ‘ur: ; -1) . -. 4 ee Aes ° ~ . : ’ ' 7t ? 4 : ie | r ; - — . — - . - ‘ ds . : >. lo Lz 2 ww we , ] ; ~oy Oe - — al _ AK} . Tolle and coffee cake ‘e3) party. For inte Veorge WV ; va! = : , = . ’ . " ' . : ; “ —= ’ : , au , N 7 / ; : -. t™. . % ' ‘ " i Hipping ° ion. 4 . ' - a SS : A te JSeer uf . t ‘ >. a t d-Leade me edi ‘ . : ’ ver) Wednes Gey . . >... Y : us rae ne werk. Herz >=, - — ~ ‘ ity ; +h = ia bh xm fo “Ls 4 cize . ~at.€ oupertunity ; ; ne = = n TOC NG MEN— Ne st appesarmne barn . re ie : L or | ~— ~_ or een | C Sy ey : ; CRS Wa — Fp a ht ey: ae ges. clerical perience: po a 7 ao arene Stallment subsc~iption colle-ting bu or write te Lous & | . : 7 . ee —- ua . no i . (DDE TI Mourn #*k Der ence a ’ . : . - ae i | n'rte ie . tte a ~ as : ~ ; te ide lunaly kA. ! ' A . , “ ; ceing north. ’ : : ; — “F = : eae SS. ' with . ‘ a - . + ra he : > Lost brown a: ue, ie, 7 piece orc hest a ° : “eee AK ER—Gooj neat third han ige- _ Mr, Gorton, 8 Vierarta Sate S c > al aA » : : my 1461 We) val er « De 'r on 7 7 is 2 os . ae it *- Young. Co ores, ATrt . nj in w fs rr] " Pe ne store. “gi 4 of 1624 Sew th TRirtveent) street =. ; ~ . ian structors oe ‘at ‘ 7 : ~ | a ; ie , iishw Wing of ly Park | : + hess . c. 7 : md Silk Hat Makers. Also beloved busband of Outberine Zika | nm: . ft as Oliwe « a a noon ar nine urin ’ @ E M PL OY M E N T ———___ ——— er BARN W qe opis te Sw _ Ce : + eed hine operators Ph deer taiher of Mary Markos ines 3ny Yh pelts OF oe Mareiamd car) BPX 42h S°o: ej) Ei me SS ‘St SS S| cee Stix, Baer &¥ = tn ), Gear faiher-inm ae ara rctather nd See: t - — ~ ~s —— —— WESTMINSTER W alr 7208 vive * W N T E D n. L. yma, 42 ORS. ; Sait RIe? “HER ten iy work. = ; : a ~~ . oot *x De » learn LO — silk hats. Long r-in- la » Die eaty o——_—.. . wt, n ote ee se 500 cy _ — — A age Presta ni a ee es —_—. . + ae _— »'> “ ae . . ” pte . 10 ae : — 2300 and -040 Pa eS ee Sa ae PORTER Any kind of work. 1} mith, “24 Montgomery st eon “an ‘wate wWeekiy. Write DRY GOODS @f raS0 0. good pa |} from Kutt bape). [806 ©) — “an, return 2540 Palm even'ne (n® x. . 327 - pada ~— =e. on Friday. Jan. 25. 1024 a: ——* } eas “ram ————_——— —— | Cd S. Qies tomen |! o4W : BO ¥ S—Buck! inghar = Hotei. King * . M snager Firstaide. 3877 10th avr. New ; : q So a Tr Mew u ern Vo at a lors a Sl : “on —e ' mie ture NM Trade ' PURCH LSING LENT = . . a ‘21 ’ be es - We t Pin : ‘ i , . ‘ RO* ENTHALSLOA) N Bepomusz Chur. b Interment SS. Pete: a. @. 2835 Delmar: reward. Linde _DETECTIVES Post-Diepatch Want Ad Phones “re a Se ss menage WK KEEP ais oe y ex-° AGEN S—Larme « COTperarlionm Wants a seryr- me > > . ~ MECRSSine depariment; 9 y ich. ne ae ,. @ne of the largest institutions of its kind eeutneee 4 relic ine armount . 2) oF & 580 ———— —— ——_——_——_— ya 7: ms : ot) tw she werld Apply tn own handwritin _ance terme, He — ~~ Dis. READER.CON'IDENCE it pos oo = - ——_! - —— : aut S MECHANIC—S.. fir rheepts Rox K-i74. P -D al ae gem. a S eailary expected | PARWTNER a —i ned Beaten That ‘a emt i rel founda ou . - ~ : - - ‘ ‘N- a : ; ~ C : car ne ty ; . » ah: ~ > “2 a , — Fta ing axge euUCR m = 2 = autamonmie: Me Quality of TRUTH. = ro *.. - a — a ~ oe OR. a K-150. Pet. Dispatch. ‘+ +978 TOR. , oe ; > 4 V? is > - > _ . . ™ ‘ _ . oa 7 ’ . a “a . . - eo P ‘ -* be og — 7 groc ys Dement. st. Louis, ‘mmedtately. _- ~~ ~ —— - ___ ~ yy ated ora: — ® an “pastry 4247 Adkins : - Der onced eleva’ or Duy a es St R—For “raIek with rec a : Rn itran.t con te os. > LADIFS—lLearn oe irdressing. manicuring . — . . 4 ao¢ por a --- x- Wtd.—Sai all of which the Se 7 poe ,. Elgin. , . marceiine as ture: big Stern BAK SR—Sit. goed = aliroune m Dread, ; reference TDe’mar 3852 eileen _ ext nermenc Rox M-271. Post- Dis. ‘} : R ag res . : mf be ' v ™ ‘8, coffee cake, makes. Lindell 1i307Tw OUCNG MA’ “tt electrieal + ae F ERK—V egetabiee and gm certes, Ta»: owt, white, oid. “initials f Reauty ult AK © Ris oung man whe has & me ron > C@opeien stricta: be hustler inpiy 412113 Baston ‘cr! 4 : are c& ae . , - . "ss Ja , ae > —s_ . . os — ~ — -_—— + —— - a ~ etm o _ ; ~ - a ’ om ry > ’ A Der en « ’ ; " rT? fea rm Li : 7 . bs CLE RK —? “2 Dt -— revisune 65 J : ; . . 4 - —- - A - “A —_ ; “M. Ty N— Lost. Ta, roid ‘ : : . : " lhe — v. : -— Mi “? d ~ : A | a3 ay. 1) + a ’ . - e ‘abes to ) _ - tm “Sa rt man , : io TP 1 : eb : x ‘ — ‘> . - - + 4 " ~ . . e4 a ~* » hiv ry rene Th as ; tare . + : ‘ : ‘ . >t * KKEEPE R—SNit vears ree rt a°aqG of ° a ’ » : . = - a ' a at tt ements and : reta ex “— 2 7 We ML - ' . = - * «i ie {ert a2 .7°t = + WRIST BA:> — Lae wntaining ‘pocketbook. f t ntle _ment accounts. Ron ox K-413 . Post Dis re : ' TOR——Fwr Inetal! geid pin Mena Dok name inside. Ca? “entury Teiegmrarnh Co. i. _ , SR! — —— = only energet fanaa Pie trees 4% re wa rel ce ~“ ‘ ~ — “RL . ERS—Si rae Two want rm. : 7, 2. : — aon , a, ‘ —= eta! joo hun: ers — 5 ~- —_—— anand ——|_2arn inside factory. = K-10. te ’ rer" . nt ~— . we f WAT H—Loast; white gold. a jk he "wa: : _ 7%) Youn x3 | ’ , ee nS ane remapere seguived. ar of cermer Ac ~~nnac and . 2 = = == icy _ between 2 aad 3 o clock Our system known every. family: 8 veare a oan . ‘ iored. Come ready oom oh, 0 ae write. Moier Barhe ‘mais “al! Lindell 328674 — ? nabelt ‘24ne Marke: ene. , oliege. SIO ath st 31 7" — a) = — — == | (7OK—Fer & Misesourt Restaurant. fim « and | oo th Om Ler ce tin ma ” harsee WOlJ. after 6 46353 New berr, ; ner nS: please EX FFICER W “ : ‘erside TSvAR ) shadowing ‘nvestigatine et Se a+ medi oe ee ~—— = = SH ETI MAN—St Found LEARN A TRADE—Y. MC. | Stree vores. An xD nY PO ics. trade scPool establiened by Auto Deal ~t SLU . D st onset — ont. white canvas $0), As® 2 offers practical expert | CARP eNTER—Si aid and i ee ea Pe eRe ners rr) cs es mec : . hour r con t : luat ; ; 2 ; : ; ' “a | aE eR > : ‘ery. vulcanizing. lat he Sym ric - ora . ol ij sTadvat~. 4 . Clee). a Nie rth A. OKID en IN—Richth t oa ting. fe Inquire immediateiy ‘main CARPENTER Bt TPER aT Fountain. ERK OT Ps? a , ‘tne Sun ret. lat ‘eee %hain eee jopding : : she. isT—an : . ? apate. Sic time daily or 408. orth Grand =. ary Cues Cu TTERS a -- a “iced S086. Hours 7-1. ‘oa ence in general office work. Cab. 6107. *. Cubeftows, daly, 200, Pm. CITY Ba , at En = ne eager ~ , —_—- 3 ae en free “ned CHATFFSUR—Sh seiored: @ years’ qg- “OMPANION—Sit.; girl, 20. wishes poai- DR ; berence. catefu; driver: best references — Se companion to Woman. Bex K- »aHne 181. Pom Utepaten theroughiy cumiited. hete | COOK __°? Market. aS ol see mee _* CBaet— ae : — aS. “eS ~~ CDOK—Sit_: with eit = aundéress. ‘2 piace. references, _ private family = >) 2 | DRESSMAKING—Sn * . _1?tn : ~ ™~ ne Nag in hemes. By the : fur ane SELCTRICIAN—— Superienced PosT DISPATCH WanrTs« apply = ee ee Sa Seer oe 2 1: 47M . ————— andq@ motor LH iaie ae CAPABLE and EXPERIK VOCED ELE TRI GAaxs—ans : Lh, FOR ~ WORKERS for the OF FICK, s TORE. t of x Hekets ‘m the ter Sie Chm av Ti = “ILL, FACTORY, WAREHOUSE o- <X.- 4 ‘ome la — 2 _ ® HOME. =M. <a ‘ vy “7 PERINTENDE EN: ; ete w Yee re getrr a —

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a! aa e : i * Fe ¥ ba 2 nrrRns ~ ~~ —~ - OU, ‘ f : i »* 7 : \ ss ’ ne Th or ~ a 2s - ef ey Sans ae” eer TABL = fice —— sell Bow, oy b . dattleship, , 80 Da etna rice. Box i state | ERY ulres a mt a = ; = (c5) ethodis neces unary w ral office, COMPAN alike of 4x8 ne [ aritz W. dxately: $3 ! -0UN a : aes t sar ita } 3650 ANY, al poo! tabies, : atch Co will ' to D Rineers, su Present th mre — Hos Feeney, housework ; | WOMEN —e + A385 8 Sarvita! ervieceer ere Ae CONF thor, | balls. new cuss tables. a8 good _ bruns- | LIVING mentee G8 sis No on | OO $95, for ole of oid feathers. pay S0c °*“.1, ce anted agentn. + a rintendente bite, mene at eA hats, caperienced, “—— é 14) ~~ i, meat _(e57x) new rubber a new cloth, , oe: new one month: $ st (TE—Overstu ed) Delmar 865. ee eases. a. kinases of ¥ HOUSE will bue or eell | LE — —— i 3 arics ds | (AEM. 2 7 oadway, & 73. Mueller LIV ING. = . } oo Mc . Nw. 2 ~Al- | ue, — ont select a Sits coal. SALEGMEN—I w For «eneral “hourework: e i NG GIRLA—} Sm wri ai 4 AND SY Co ee CINDER: y, St. Louis, Mo. ~~ MSUI — sas | PRESSIN _— N. 2d st.. St. | ea 922 and 1923 mod ton from . a zh a E ered TE-——C A I + els; peli price for nt 2 men Cas. leman._ ork; ne | t. red pleasant sim =a tnaniew”. | dean bos ———— sux -414, v.-D. stana;/ and a per load. Pol {c soo. 4000 } cnet wait fe Cane ae | DOG- Rabb NIMALS i steam UG pMACHINE a or eee (cB | will evan f 9 apa of our ee ~ ne rea succeas “natur as , uan su ctlory w | Coates IAN (6u o.. 27 colar W ho se ol- | arte: it ae x td —Hoffman, | ¥ cars pe | Sh our sealittom: oe goa oa fer general | 4 st is Mt & Twine co's S12" | _Nortawest Kies —— Gorter locnst ) | CLOTHING ii Lawes ov. Tes | LIVING ROOM ees short tune:| $20.° Gen” and coon dog; gam 183. Post-Dispatch. | —22 e301 3 PLING. “FORD DE fe) | hy A 0 oda = ications en in a. innesots. i. 1 Lo. x” | we d Gauy; rent sg $: eceipts seabeaes __ 610 Olive, a S—8; xood fcO) | $1; ushions ; aa ITE—Cane ba: ; oat Can Dr - Ms to - — te mode "keep. | RAI. o Tost. Pieper care and pat aa — ted) BROS 4 © = mat ON DRESSES; | GRO« ——— Hide. Os ve 1a%4-14 cae cROTCH ES geaiere announcements. . (6) a 7h RU Gi —_ = $10. _—_ Sarxes, | ; ‘trained. 1318 No pumps, steam bumps uae: Neen epee’ KARDELE | oh he quotient sna o wmgie ; charre AGER ne.” Webster 15 _ a laundry you : DOR, 1 - — =r store: | id mear market: 2 ndeenheste BS |. inact faa ieee B aceanere TI | aamairy experience, “ Box A200, A BE ia a a tenets | Prenkin av. gabest for Yost | KaNne— gue “piece mabowany.. ike | Ps _punnoina maTenias | CELTS_NEW L nin ranklin Cou - he 77R2. ania yay D 6027 WwW .: white. J ADY. : ox A- 206 3 e . ixture . e®:; stuce a E . Se — u! ck M La qui ik « E : Pull rhin- | DIST ole « ’ aterman; Cab | ani tc a To ass _P.-D >LVUU; easy s worth $55 InVuICY econéband ic8) coffee feai hot c82) cust. deliver! ! 20.000 ATHE ait 4 haasen Weld RIBUTER- nd « any | _ferred. to postinz: ist in offic | mowey asy terms; >1U00” UU; sacrilic vanized: secon pipe. biack registe urn. small el range: 4- BRICK——Se- Central 8105 es. ~ 4th ane will sac fresh stock. 2 R dition; exce ger; good m cha : me dee r r —t. Louie c= White, for genet ep 621 Locust. one txp ® work | _ba y maxer; teavin Will hande, vig ane usa b! éGhand machi and gal-| RAN r. Cabany 5; safe, Nati “gallon ‘K—Second-hand. 4 76) | Sale rifice in an % to 8 inch wh be renin et cord tires } wteay able disiric uls hie. for general ho eet rience pre- | —, of Commer ing city. knuser, Dis 219 & 4t material. D pery, beitin RANGE—De wy 5335, onal cash | ——— id-hand. oo. at , y quantfty f ith: | FRAN lere ® “te in 1 Magnolia av Gr house- } ; Gun Sommerce Bich. set, UOLO 4th st. . Wolff § = 4 troit J ——- - ~~ + id St. = " 2 fi or auick | KL MS ‘exe % . ar —- fc) mit . o1P = Sons, | OOTs ewel- (ce) | — ries TERN, XCHAN © neas Whit tT ——————— 2 chs | | _ SALESWOMEN = | won Ge ts AND mARK RT en: RESERVING OUTF1T—Complet (cB) Eve. Lindel 1 565N used to aerite |. COA —-— = —{e$) | MACHINERY == Neeie and Chestnut. (c8 | hake Gootn Somene Sere worth > - or general Esl WA ing rooms, gar -Yeu 7 +i = 3” ete. cheap. | *AX 831 = COK act mining M @ and bought. Joh HUDSON Sundays and . : able *to while: sho «a ral house ho A DIES—w = NTED | S800, all , garage ween cr s@use; i SAFES—N p. GES—Coa i (es E AND | Leute, ach Co., wht, Jol sON—C ster | ‘ a all ca ° ' ws s e . Sa ALL Lt ry ~ woo 0. 308 8. mi) | tre coupe. late samples Carry small uld be y 6144J. see, | rex use experienc he have cools oS sh: nxtures c Kiy wvusines bu w and second Faker an mt ination. | iv COAL— D | MO lat. St de anyth « stvie. re Ra Norse Tee as ous for Senerai hous 5) SAL EEL AD Apply 5378 W paid. house. to- | tional saute Ot C recriwerstor, acai isrecat - sult; expert fan—e- ol a nena and | | Pargains. esta ‘Rea secolioet an2 Cantine: (c8) ng. Acme Electric = ring. and. inet: - Hudson WOM om " it Gioac op, 1272 pply N im ladies’ , Si LavUuis ul inveice of w. ec, : 512 oo: arpet Cleaning Co rea ning. —— | COAT e vier i@71 no | arke Co cla a = i. fo 18 Apply New } dies IS BX H of stuc ,) RUGS ing Co. bileie eee 0 consider in che | Good ‘av.; rent $60; cheap at...., $3,00 lin LINS—$250.000 Heate : sARG AINS we $4.50: nut, ‘antine lump, $6 t LANES — $1750. including O ager. tric machine; 3 tab! ght com on: we in _ wee fellow av. 7 aan , eap oa VOU s. tents. worth of te ters, omt 4 1390 3 $4.25. W . 50: e tions a 750. inch mee es K rds; | ~ 1677” «aba adults lished in St beta “2 are nota “F Kingsb ; rent $125; : lL $3luy | retail an army goods: rpau- | [anges at ination M. erner © on ranteed, aging § in DO ' , ; 23 ; . r ' Fly ury bi.; re 8 room d wholes work cl 18 low 1 ranges oal, Grand son Air C Al condit truc- N "I ra) - | requires ATIONAL M ny 4 a4. he? Lal to Be St lLouls ‘ec Ave been | Nort Ma k = mt $736; inv s. >i, morn le. 1126 Ss otns; th an. ; WwW pri ‘ a. i AN and coal COA L—Ce rs Field. B raft c* orp... s ion. Rub (4) AN . give | once two salear AP COMP > J re! housework; white: sere 10. 600; We emp! vears. We es ST. rket , rent $35: 3rms.. $5. t. Charles. Vv) AC T ashington, GAN BROS Olive a standerd. — (cl 4) i ridgeton. Mo. t. Louls Fiyin Y } URTHER 145 | work (goes Garaater” for Bt. ANY Gount au take w white: | I s ') customer ploy wome e are Ge & LOU 13 BROK 3 rms. .31, ~ e100) UM CLEANE (78 $7.50. S: £ c $5.50: M te i on x) en — Rocker ———— and ANERS We tc5) | — 396M rus 0 rr =| A I | find out; » around t me y_ to ite. | on and o utiv ER— | axisggnteld Lib 'N highest prices. See torn, apete, daily “Tha den,.°¢ Sun. r 1085 _S. rans... Grand. angd| “_!!ve wire w im@ion b ord ca | OiS8 ferred. Call in per | calling f s can be a a G tress, compl nele. spring an ; anteed: at y rfect ele@tric; | N. Vandeventer. Diapl. ate, 390 n. Out-of- M : | ing Mt BR, has Kee thie . _ Lith st. e th or them at gathered by Pe 5-year-old M PLANT Forest a “hg ete. like new nt mat- | Forest B37 sacrifice. x, -~ quar. |} APPAREL W » Lie ay, yy dail c daily, ic of- | | | axwell 4-pa . D—Good , | opening f v . : 58 | 72V ; . Wtd.— (c8 per line: y 50c8 je =—Sun, perfec ve e: | te make some nianos et Perie ~ Apply Jewish Hoe- | an by wait customer’s } | opening for exec fissvuri corpor BED—On 5. €9535) WAS er leaving cit men’s suf 20.000 >| Bg Agate-—3 un. Discou t conditt js | . ¢ "pita Del , e- ing f s homes | V0" tor ulive api oration has e uprigh ‘4 HING M . | Gre ts, ov — c; 30 ti times née, 2 ful ba aed. Nj ork: come real Money nd . ' mar. o8- | As gz ior the ; - controlir je to inv vuarter- ght folding be } and ACHINE (oS ) sses and ercoats gentie- mes, dail més, 1¢; 7 times, 2651.57. rgain; i Proporit in and ¥ sheen Pu LID—E (c3) uccessf ] m to roll | nanufactu “~ intere est S*).- r-sawed gold 4. beautif used A [is — Fi auto capes: hi nts. sh 3S times, 1 y 3c, Sun. 2 _— Lafayett or ie lon eh hare xperienced —-4 ul hou in. | an¢ ring b stin in .-| mirro en oa tiful | Blue Go Ff oor sa calis. chest oes, c; 7 c. Dis e. Gr | 23 } . fo = . seh nd usine a m r; first- Bird . Thor, mple Ap Ph ric times, play. and = 41 wt 0, Aietiae a re 5 "ak cooking aood General | ee on easy oo oseregm necessity to, ME = OKI at 36. Olive se (cs future one av.. pence concer large, beveled | as low as wand othisrs, aime = Alimetal, Aare 1387 See “Brice “a on 30 times, daily Satty, Bee — 5c: ‘ N ASH | ( ‘OU emer i 28468. (e8) — obile %e.} pel temily ome apartmen > 7uaran {KETS — EDR enton 1 Locust st. - Morton El rms: some NG Wtd.— ' . Perfect ete Tih - t. 4 Mest abling atest salarv and bonus | be A ‘onan, a: — ay = = bow-end a ane a Saag hy 950. Ro MACHIN renee belay from shipment all yy ee ae R For Hire MISSISMIPPT ‘AY "ERY. et er OMAN—W | ‘ . s en-|] Wea’ once. ¢ e ' ni e; | 50: MACHINE— ) 5 to $ . . an 4k Bd AL - ste ‘ , re 4 ; ONE few iive ~ Binge. od San. nes ever o and c¢ Eidery. to do house- | daily before 1 P s. See Mr. Sint ——_———___— 1508 5 a pg SUITE—Com (cd) | WATE ney 2012. Victor prices, Skia! and men's clothes; (6) W special oun the company tote of the et Sot made by n ae. See ~~ iach work: more fOr home than w not | WEL( . M. Sinton} . POOL HALLS aks! encinee.” victrote Complete: eoucenean | nar aHATERO Rad tor | 1534. f and mene clathes: Bimhess | ANiihs o aoted stential aimee ag! sata ot, eateaat “a not y re . , igbland. 5 an w "} table | end rola end bed . - easomab! 7 ad; wood c ; = ° Bo ont 34 “9 - 3 ORTH Ket out i we teach rs, ‘ : y 5o7es. h of Eas- | OMP ANY. id beverage , h 2-chair b west. 5119 Delme Or lamp | SE indell 738W: c14) | ALL 9 Natural B prices. Colfax | } | ‘ " w . . “ ¢ ti ~~. co 7 a "| CANVA . oe ond Et rie at a big peratia. © i sate | on h bed. 95: her furniture #0054 | WE are closin ure. 311 S. 14th. any tsp. dealers. hada good condi- Cash waitiogs ne eT TS 3.(c8) ence Wabster 146 excellent aoe | RS aud SOLICITORS |W. Olive, | “none full-else = SA | fumed oak und Early fnetten SPECIAL nigsbury. Cab. HUBER M@TO EREAND—Oewon Raby 4 Tike Toews s We MAN PRESS cb x) mons full-si ew; little scratch c4)/ china cl ak and Earl ur golden oak ~ AL ‘DISOOU? (eo) Cc M R CAR ch rand-new cord Raby 4 like Ma et. | ao oy sh INE, “55 style; brand-n twin beds. | per cent off: extension t iffets. dresses, Women’ « E—For this $25,000 CA =. = 2601 ~ tor Co., 2 R25: easy t guaranteed | oe aa 1426 tresses: will ew springs and lat- | time to - here is a ch ables at 50| TUxed men’ s suites, suits. ats get th SH for aut ‘ust, ice ». 2010 Washi ae 36| and tak ill sell sepatately nd mat-| exten gst that od ance of a. etc.: overcoats. and the cash. M itomobiles; b | ngton. Ope | 2 sion d buff a life. | mendow + everythi ul) dress. | CHEV onarch ; bring ca n oe _ £8) | _Bros.. + Oa bY bed in’ tras together, | Furnit caite oet ation tei Te mendossty, _ reduces ng must » ye: 1EVROLET—To . 3118 Loc B. 14th rade. Levy | ture Co. 18th and Langan gy wage Fridays, §S prices: sa! tre- later; uring ust. (9) Me + eee | ee GOLD AND SILVE FOR 1 "Eas: | | te) | qualif: ¥ for th up , girl pref > heume eventing. 1, oon live or Central 66 hones RES AL a sickness. | G S. Broadway. | beds PP may brass > eh velvet anj | A> = DS Wtd.—6 | ee: 4 qualify as div ose who erred. 3925 W nas: | Solid agate, § ral 6600 t .\ANT—Ge (6) OAL, RANGE— ales og and Vern anj | ASH paid for di tourt awe Fn 0. . ~ ash! . Oc ion: ts od b E—J — c36) | chairs re. chiff 7 times, |} nt of sickn cigar st - | COMBINATION —-—— | SCH'S BON nderful ba oe | — er, 182% w minutes n will be . good with — 7 WELCH > wou —New Piaz 5) imes, Ic; 7 ti Sun. 2c. Display, {ESTAURAN kness. 1915 Ol ore, Re y RANGE—A! | Franklin DED WAR reains at) 3 (c8) Olive st - Auto Aacti made in used cars. XK. & CO 4 . . ev. a a Hotel. ji. 2 " 30 ti timeea, daii y play. reas T SUITE—U co) ‘é , + AYS 10N Ds bo Cents unday D = = wr ~% .. } KOO tres “nearly i aell che /sed sho - | * = any ught u Pees > ¢ eo new ° ail * . Knew YELP mvasy ET —— (65) ao . 103 0 | aGRINESS ANCE re Ente hte, ait M evr ry Your oun DAVENETIE on 5. mh Ha cbs} cormneraen E TO BUY | Olive et. ize, any RAG eat 4 carat __ $50 t o $200 tee went tO 1t 100, any 5 ef) ADMIRSION = Evenings . ; wt and ; two e il } R— Bak ; ANT— i- | almost omany. 22 y T . WHY k , ler, 132 3933 ‘ 8, i eas [A —_ ®, references girls. e eel! mov ers. atten $ T—$37 new: | fumed oak; | NIT \f vr ry) ny * di. — ABBISTANT cam GIRLS cat. Fo 0s. 40s hell chica | soos satistactory: nl ovens, tion! 20 dally. Terese 2: i stet $30: ones | ay L sell, =e hs a * davenatte —: |. every p a aan URE NOW ? posit —~ Ae fipments in a (c8) atin Wt B (c8) REE partmen Pe oe LEPER— PRSE—« ‘vlore ; ic its logue Middleby- suit. Write KES indel! 456W. Ri mS evy Bros.. 311- lo fereiture of oll! ki for good per carat iller pays $2 safe fe-| W n A d 4 Co eby-Ma E 11-/|C f $200 e ¢ | Hex K-1 e A nd *" , expe | 3 68.’ y rsha SSTAUR DAVENETT ur low f all k . depend-| & or them? to $ pay c ste East | ay res: Diseaten mie? Ma osty be ane and over 5.’ 6th st.. St Louie Me. location ANT—4 “furnished rooms c80)| any NETTE SUITE—3 pi ies) special prices \Ge Ra for the home |S ™ Broadway. ess draws a oa on dealer n 5 pay more th BUICK—R ~e For Sale Bat NDANT— eae Marviand nees. F OPPO ; 4th st business: a \ table cane ends, it} eces, mahog-|* 0 mi ales or periodical farrant of +. — opp. court . OLIV Ree an any perfect . oedeter. o Pi fe74> _poard white a diet kitchen; PEKATO Hoc ket —— ss orest ee Landy SE; =e an with $1000 (036) SpaTAURANT $500. 1104 1 8. | nit = Rou ally, pe cod. 2 P+ oev woe 2 euites, $120.75 a: fe ene oA br 2 mn tA mtr ington. O'domont 1104. CO.. us, hevore, enh: oben winmea. ax ie one 24; anne work ighw rnes H of iy third floo Ts on. padts. | tion Re ; ands atrict 0 enter shed —And DAVENE se, 1540 8S. Br a ar Fur- | ed davent - and up ‘ ring -Troom : -| BUICK- aupner, 3 your -Dis ‘ av ospital, 600 ie & R-ckmen, 1421 Oliv padts. sox K-184. Po est investie Sy Sponey | lunchroom, _|DAVENETTE SUIT! roa dway for venport suite Pp. and overstuf (c5) K— Road . 418 locust. : a OOK KEEP} 8. ; ab ve. Blum- lk you bav __ Post-Dispatct ga- | _erside 1452 maker for at car; co’ SUITE—Mahogan; [stem | WW which yo ‘ites, $176 25 fed RADI model ; ster, late, Mahi EEPER RATORS—2 ave money patch. — +80) Se! someone — ie ered, $40; b ahogany, v Workmansh! u may se! and wu oO or a [wale 6-cyl f | and — Ex : rs oh " int) plain ou ey to inv . a RE STAU ——— . Ri - dresre , reak fast > velour nans#ilip om ect your “ - dD. We bo ul O conservarty oe ee wi in re. | cot stenographe perienced ec ee eee © ly; week i: = Sm age = S09 vest. let_us ex-/ ,t! RANT Do (80) | 8 r, oak, $16; 9x12 set, new, $23.50; |sired, 900 S guaranteed. Ter covering need aght 100 used Ww ahi! soveal & pected. | BC peace _Biectr ry. references | pay, Avpi work: steady wor week | will b tantial. row! to vou. We are the big hotel di cing fine business: & poe. $12.50 ER Congoleum rugs. Bridge 8. Fth st. West « ms if de-| Gnvat For Sal 125 mere at . cars last Li - AMS Moro 75; terme OKKE le _Co 1r0e sg. . Apply at once. N work and | sar strictest Inve corparation, that tive wire Kg ih real ness; in) ~~ **: ; lmar Furnit rugs. | est end cf Free | CR Y5% ‘or Sale spot cash; ys A ous $100 ments ndell 1430 0 CU., 4127 Sit a Se) atenc kp ER—vir : A a . = Co. 805 W . National 8k additional f st investigati mm. that RE > b012 Delma pDiace for a D — iture, 4395 Ary STAL | BETS—6x’ ont et th red . to $2006 pen Sunda live. * 1: aoe . ‘a : RAT _ 805 Washingt 6 it | boeis unde» to tak ion and STAURAN ea AY BEDS (cl14) required; x7 cab! N cash. DOTA bring mx y and ee repair fice mrabhic work . OR—-Power — om, 6th fi. ; reese. We- need ake care of in nee! isfie T—Lunchroo — out: S—Latest styl BARGAIN §S 46891 year’s guera inet: no aerial 035 N. Gr LEM MOTO a OSes DGE—-Re ! rer ed | eae a4 and. O R CO., oadster, 19 ae: __ Hex A-34 co and ine work! 1 preferred; es wt reightfor we ave all thousand dol- - pital; 400 a m at | ls: good h th ecratchi ull | es u want to sa RADIOS— 4 ngs and 5 buy n't yer it f ; used very It nh; wrap : Book K TT; : Pet - Di 4 { t-Di -¥ conditio steady anti: aw orward bu or part and w _ Box K- Tt, l; good reaso onth lear? | reduced eavy pads: wit ne the we pay ver Ve money bu a ~Trade your (c) unday. y; on) $42 5 rom a new ry ft s estate| , thor EKPER Soa spatch. . epatch. ions. Box M-246. | er this ad. Rex . nes*® propositio ant 1, Post-Dispatch. mn for selling. S 14th prices. Levy B will sell at cation; we c y little rent on axc y from us.| a yn¢: we buy. sell old set fora N a (c&) Co., 2910 Was year to pay. one; =D +4); busi oughly expert STENOGR a remeene , | SUBSTANT 3-186. P.-D_ a an-| RE ST! A “—- ATO Ep A DE: | OI] ss res.c 8131-18-15 |\nco4e on’ an save you count of lo- | & pparatus. 505 G and exchan eutro- utomobdil achingten. or ness: perienced A OPER —— _ fe) | w NTIAL ma _ _(cB3x) 4 U R ANT 2) DINING SUIT r-10 aii ya full lin a lot of mone RADI — ranite Rid ge radio! oc es for Ee Open ev ant in | joss capable in aw ATOR i | ants capabl nufacturin a. Oi B ARGAIN | b UITE—Oak (o4) s. suites: in f e of new, ir. Ft Oo RECEI Ridge. Olive 40 CARPENTI xohan Esse&xX— , n | ae fir. of maki a . enced man . eman ‘ z compa ande ent is uffet. tab) : . colon ome ; in fact, W uD o-date aa t VING SE ~ Must have 2 d BUS a Office, 3630 RAGE ©O..”" “aaa ai sity City, second fic 25 Cab. | BoB. S52 es forgan st, Bom. GAN | AFES agnetos q FO it: only $60, Morris, 24 elect: ont @ 25 operators INESS WANT Olive et.. main | DININ¢ floor west. ’ itral 500% om. 399, | SAFES—N $4. 5037 ea while you RD—~Read . Morris 2410 y kin? in N cian acho. on silk and art NDRY ED RUGMIN n floor. ;-ROOM SE = (03) (e714) __ Jobn ak ew and used: Imar. F you wait tire ater: 192 Jity N. ac perienced woo! Wd. = : : G HC rl * SE ic57 ble, 6 m T—Obdion: on ——"* - M n aBuman & . e revairi orest $43. : a $85 a7 Al good earn aA 819 HOENBRUN. noes a! apply. _ Box M-2 ‘99. mall steain: i Gtand; price —12 3 room ‘is: - § ss) top chairs. blue le : x ~ walnut ta- ulvihi | SAFES afe Co.... 421 ng done. Gara (cB) | FORD 18 ¢ motor unusual BUY Washington. 3 TIGE REX AURA Poset-D - interest or ROOMING Hh ‘ed to ) sal. Forest 700: near! pi serving table, ather seats: glaes- ; | ah repaired and c _ 421 N. 4*hici4 ging Stora RD —itoadater: 192 Lecuet OPE 4 Floor. ne.) OW LAN ; nn Must _ 80) 1ING HOU 3E— 4513. (c80) eces of furnitur aiBo several IF experts’ larg combinations cha NOTIC’ ; 2 ae ge, Clea Fo ition 4068 : y o108 terms Page. be guod; . gain for P 4 8 rool deaiers. 12 e at very lo other urn ' proor”’ ch e stock of a Cc need t. Ky. AU Tr OWNERS — CG) roadaters: 19 Qo N ROOMING 1 4115A Weat Pi os ton, 3d fi no O | e Co.. Deal owe Scale Co Klar- ; JED FOR ERs — et $1 ters; 19 " KF *nced on ro. a HOU SE : ae ae G HOU se - ne. { 3° -_——_ —-_- pee len ce Py south. +) = ° | Dhones a ers. 612 ee Hall's WASHIN : AND ARS 10; term i to 19 . + eites or our ready-to-wear ais POU pom! onal hate: ee. purer. is’ rtd 10, oa more Quick anley, 5690. a — he 397 location ; 7 17334 Elliot. sell or tread — 7. wer tor N. 12th St | a ata 00. ae PAIR CO NG, *Orave bisHiNG: VERED, rea & ter, aia a, —— a i. ¥ ” tw : sectio . > - _ , Ly SON MF i] year RT E Rg IN “ R ~— 7 Oli e ~~ ; _ Liilot = for Fo: ‘. : . » . ; o.. ” , J GARA . wn. a r. demoun : : - cc N — 200MIN FL Lad ord. as . 24D AN GE Bo week ‘ . atin n in the DD > . 1. 217 ‘ Ww ‘ash CO.. Room For i : eg. while jearr cape! we gu ear our part until without 1ING HOUS FURNITUR ge. Lindell 1087W tchen. | ry Sew 55 Lindell. A medel Singer; | CK—4-pe ‘oh up: trade — excell mush nterview, call My earn ood gala: quick Jearnere cap | actually sold. | OMING HOUSE——Dands; Bne | — | _ 4408 ae a week dure § | WE SAVE YOU } WING MACHINE Apt. 3A. 4; | 2840, coupes, anenger> Baynes. ac ; 2506 s. Jet wane. | | |(Of write t : ’ | BR ELMAR Ry A ee : ek. ae Odeon Bldg. _ rgain; easy tert voation: | F outeau buys $40 worth, 3 RC . U 14 TO ¥ :_ home all 4 7+-Drophead: itk | _2=S0 ORY 24, $485; te kiand, | FORD—Roads - Jat o] , m sev FG. CK working 30 | —-—— . ne. 166-548 | © URNIT th. & ROOMS C 3 /y Bic W ay. 13804 ¢ e new: | ; terms, trade. Roads ; month suis M G ld enth floo ». 1209 BUSI -——— | ROOMIN URE— ~ ic5) IMS COMP ~ ~ ING MA‘ Shesteas, ; | CADILLAC— )e ables; ter, 1921; Re } . LwOlG- r Weer NESS ot G HOUSE— (cD) hair. { ‘Sut. glass bow ey FEL MPI — wenre | ek! =: HINES—32, (5s| b ‘ oupe. : gee thie: won’ atarter 4 ee 10 nan, manager Downs : 0 AU POMOBILE—And FOR. SALE 1! 54 W money SE— $400 | gtmcome: ' 43s Fo RNITU oe 4423R wl. and bed: BEDROOM, . DINING Ri 'LETE, $1 » wrenklin: all makes: sio ot ee “Sots a ig es: | ponR 1900 a ashington. long; —— st . ATOR Clear Seo" —And radiator — por awe Nnois| 2nd, ved —Living-room. ———— te cash and $2 CHEN, | SE WING by . | « 3630 Del D—Roudat ~—"= “vore Lairs S | BAK this montt r shop: will OOMING HOU a Gr drocin eet: Li dining-r All new 250 each week NG MACH “HEVROLET er: b er. 1922 ——e ’ E RY mas . +5 j ‘3a N.S furn! . OU SE—Good |! LS | Grand. Victor 4 like new 34 room $47 5 3 roo furniture. os Si5- othe INE &—Dror b wer -7 wpe Wond He 4-PABS. MACHINES e. ™ - ‘ Lbewat Silo. §$ te ~ te oO 9 aer & Hat M k S 5000; in lilinots t ~ $10, 000: - — - $100 pe yu se—)]°2 eames: | ——— ni 1 128W 1; will sell all or : = $7 -room outfit for $a7 $15: others e10- Es— Singe “a - Two CHEVROLET CO are Olive 130. a ‘ ate w: te . Fuller Tr re aKkers. Al ation 15.000 s town, 60 mi! crifice 101 per month; pri s; clearin FURNITU R part. rE cagh and $1.50 50. repairing. Pty LO; box-tops rophead, T 13°44, jJuat lik UPES. ermas: trade,’ need so | _ Clive : TRUES jes; popu- | — h_ st. ce $450 1 s E—Livi (c&3) | xtra special 50 each week. Chout wne Gr »_. 30; rent! wo 1922: e new ev | PORD—Ro pene * i. New DRY Go machin aks ME Os, Ir a , 08 N. used one ng room s oak heat high grad eteau. jrand = =61915 ng. | eeng 22; one 4-pa ery respect. ‘ adater: ae at O e oO BAK — ne., x16 mar bi month: ha) ulte. mohair ating stoves ft a: , an bottom | SEW! " - v. 4059 er: excellent aeenger. one Cally: ac excellent - DS CO ) learn ti ati ators ERY—Do ick R . a alf price. 3662 Lie 11 Perfe or $9.6. NG MAC easy term ape 5 °-pes- tion: cessories t shape ~ Ve » make cated, wntow n. — ~ ee er =~ ooming-H FUR! 62 Del-| 358 ction oll he goad HINES—£ #; open ni pew cord | fon, Bo starter: oo numerou up its | 7 seesten : nm, good ng et and third fc yvears: rent ir ce Ng et stage oF 6 arne L Low cases, Washington. i] on extra _ ‘$75.. 1.200 whey pg hae 3 ee “bi: 352 Lee. $55 Migh-erade 1 for 37 os. 9E20- | STORE and OFFICE FlXT RES __ 1035 Rf AGS MOTOR oi rd | sy rt KS—Starter, ~~ ‘ 7 KK & per jienced . s = ruites for e02. 72-inch bed or Sale ger. 905: pe: Tateet 192 — | FO . from. 2... 198 e typewriter; & i FEEDERS - d_ Kast Grend. 1) $2700 Mile. has oti owner un-| Ba er pl.. 13 rn ms... .:.2000} go> hor r covering: 1 includes | ‘> mahogany M CLOCKS— ; trade 3 four- RD—Roa \« HK —) M B31, lout - -Dis ¥ ANT Hrs — ~~ 2 ae cd) ahi *™ will also ak wr business sion, 1 l rms ws. rent lew “*no " $425 rousekeeping a 4 if you inte $: 37 50 5-tr rocking chairs. $) 5 n +i -Time, . Jnterms oe anything. 1434 ~pasesen- bee ut dater start ~ starter: one Miller ) iain, wor 8. s STBADY wi OB. ) ad RIV ATE ls “AR. ST, Jb Ovis E x ay terms. », orice We sell cas! . and board oo wee | A ~J compiete $: o on t pass thi nd «° 50 4 h-piece breakfas’ euit @00 75 ll ' makes: _bi = ‘ba ationa! and «! a © DODGE— Locust ark _4 me de ; -man ing n cu “~— “ww an __landelt_ 4h ’ a $ my AN RK. "Oo s. 708 Lic to 1s ‘ H 4 Y tik INC | ST. T ’ or terry ; - > © 3 DOO - tris to sult . °o $2.50 dow rr. bal up. | 200 prec a) bedroon ‘ . es. ao 4g 50. COs ri. bh 7 Trains. a3] ar oa , co Business Cc yee games (7) ous untabi H a te Sri el onar Jewish a ae rienced on silke: ‘ ane he iHOP—Downtow 1474 Lees. Ob REP ath fHoOP—i > (e3%x mS Pres rec ay (cS) | eon levee a Kitch en room suites. | “3150. eigen 1 ie BRI " larme » qekers. grocers | unday and Monday B cash. 2 Pon ba mscs ~e -i® 2810 ’ wd ——4 ‘On pre * — 1 Cleaner s, steady | aving cit town: quick _ ness per mont —Doing $66 ing-room, 4-p! ms. brand- Pe x , t. art —s 28 ; RECH . ay at only. G ry ir sters. la ro iT) ee 4 Kines petent. white b! s and D 'BUSINE y. Call Cer f shoe ynith; good |! 0) bus com ‘ piece bed now liv- $1 and squares, $9.50 gues s Giese 2s all | rand e24 any extras: te models ——— ury pl; # . mall yers, O23 S - n floor is outfit ine) ‘ per yard, 60c. is 5 Store _ (eRO) | guarantce4 ate tod 11 #. Jef }. FORD ; lind huuse: ee —_ ——- be ope ' af ’ year aon nufac . er y mii ing s&s ong ho , covering: P includes $3 kite by gains rR ari ! one hse ee , throu e! cond) efferson. DEA ¢ - e|) bi nald: good wa $2 ” rated right | Bb OONT 7 ges. aw Se 00 Ther honth : your he ITV ret : can bargain KT P ARLA mR Good jocati _ ' cor niet 1c don t pass , end $ ’ b-rrtiece par! . I 50. ¥ KEEZE R 4 “ ros... ben Bee t a esman. 75: car for done r* yk y ev ' _neere a 7 TOK . wy rr Wi ’ ite Bo . > . profi — » suit, | ner? ster, - | a30 class. J perien CAND , &. P.-D RIN PA (14) 1202 8. B | week! Ln ple russ. $4 “ months; u oe > Linde! is MOTOR C perfect eond 3 1 bal- | COUP _ 1630 §. Grand . ced straw Us ¥ STORE — war. Ol RLOR-4350 S&S Broa) FURNITUR _ &. Broadway. ( 1 - aan 4. half price. ' indell 1430. Op CO. 4127-0 | $230: ¢ ition and look is sf 7A) af LE—Gern ' sy aw sewers A fine corne | Be -y stand . S. Broa.J- vour f E worn room one —--—* ' Furn 4H ; ——___ 3; nk 5 IAD a 1200 | emg en Sunday nan live | 841% L ermse. Mendenh s ‘ ) we f£ mn, to - mak and | ment: «t r, 20x60 . FT DRINK _——____— in ront room outfit. $259 | - ouses & Fi CASES—M (ce) ——e evenings. | ocunt at. ¢ all, Ford 3 : hus | Cookin rom Dallas, ers hav month steam heat: rent and large base tablished 2 PARLOR—Ms4 ae «-room set, you can have 3 50: in| FURNIS ats For Sale noinical freezer ost simple and | DGE—1921, 3p icf FORD--R ben evenin ‘ Victor hte —— weshing- e plenty of o up: beawtifu! f , $75: sales *1° wond >) veare: Ww json at with chair consisting P w-piece liv- os SHE Db ¥ 1 AT ‘4 lstileay at ¢ counter mede: mn eco- ' lent shape, . passenger — a lat oedater: “jie Sy . man to ; piece only $3600 ountain 00 nderfully # eekly receipt es- center and rocke of 4-ft. sett wniture. F -Large, of ts ninimum ex maximum | 229% cheap; t COUD® | exer est one-r 2; with 4 "oe arenné th milk and and w Ole ; part tern ‘ and fixtures: bar. «ate ipipped wit ceiots $300 2 iter table. @ — r to match: e [ee orest GUSRRI will eel get our pr = nense:. do ni—— ettereon rade, ter: The ; an top starter e hbowne: do BENT: eek wo k. 2.3 Ss. Call at 3 , am table. °-d> | mahorany t Dictures x12 Brusese) 1; 24-inch FURN rice — (o4 1 oO] Cass, ee THE BR rot fail ne. Pane” only $196; equip apt a | fu urnished, boar’. houre ° 1A r : rol 36. 10 register wi " 0 drawer Nbkt mack piec Your bed s rug and tio ser —A4 reom flat : > j CHT « i DIR : p BOON AU ; easy term . omy | _ 7, Drake. fase | Main te rise People Le ry No °? qh y ee Fac- CIGAR SS ~OR. 709 V wh, a ee fay 3 an jee 81251 - of Ee = A bedroom — x and tuo lw Van leven S30 Lindell sed ae KE pPRIGER. To ee eo (80) 7S. . DURANT COUPE. —s ED | rf - [i Aare” buying - lectio ‘| -cy! — as “WIL . vy. ter ; . : ATOR O rili-Ta aa ISSIpp1. dig ~_ - , Fens $35: w ‘th 7 neat fixtures 8 liv SOFT ie tINK “PP ik . -” ing mm. our combina’ chair and @x10 Cre: part? cen M+, re » Foomer, mou orn a 120) c cane sew bere. HE % nights. UNIVER - _" the lide picts MOTOR ‘ , a : ee ar ' ‘ : it 4 ‘ tic . r e «d« > s RE. ; = I i} be oe Exper = | r Hnane! address _ : (els) gain for quick » jce rear room ing a f eome above bill LAR fon + m will be oult n kitchen and d! x e T3207 W a' Call evenings. me Fae HT FORDSB—1 4107 - ) c’ 0.. Tt) ienced ; white. Pier. y, , ‘Of Pine envelopes. “Charies CI E AN —_ J630 Crive on 1 a fine business; a real ee hal! * @o- Sitch on ¢ a . fas oF . when “it. FUR NISH wee on AT r ic b+ ‘TYPE - ——— — eS" trace. 10 coupes, , like new alee > ge 1929 J E nday and ‘ th an y ene OUNK Indy; tate a€ 4 . i Na THOS, Me ~orner. at | nion Rey maker tchen c ining-room suite ge. 8-plec Omme £81 0 Fin os Soa WwW RS 2 FORD 4 8. Jettersen. pp es “*y a er ere (jiar . d Ww ashington. ; Poe “. fullv a t (e5% » = rerfoct EWETT ROADSTE : o aeetet A en Bot = and h etnad. with G sTORE— — aston fit only $259.5 ve-described in ‘ea car -, ‘ade. Send “ we SOS) | .__ mIt 3 "hah factory 005 Pag iwhes and __(€)| Snerifite. 4 Victrola. miscel shel vit i? —New. used _ wv parniah S—Carnete. fur: a! “Re . .Uedareetl 2 _ fe), Fort ent 4484 Fant ow: email | ain ore. 23 Olive RE App ork; bring ~~ RE work in ree- secrifite. 5° — ‘a. mueecetl aneous: = Si 4 a wotderful lceation and vulcants. RED ' ot ae ings of iture >) Dior $15 t mington ene : 4. Oliver, Rov- -—Coupe. bran ae jon i * s. Locust mh * Ook. ea Loc 1 | “Contectiont ; e; must | Veneer Ful iceation, Sand tras ness: | NEW AND SLiG ine» Tong. Euclid. "dwetings oF email, ites | Tg » Bei ct nal] makes portables es Ry TE heeded ~ an. (cB) _ Fores: ng — ‘ nervy B — ijor 3 , 1 hel Vaate a (G HT , a4 en Forest 5025 nis Urew., | 2 lfc , Co. 211 N $5 up- poe 1 9D : led : = 1: 63 sree Call | ud month to for Dien “at : Oca av. rent $i2 - , roeorrne : 5% + meet -- ‘orner locrt A CC MA 7 Or GE | Ww Ss— Furr .jtur ee (cB) ; a RITE! is — - ee (8) : FORD i “ort —— ie : Saas | tes “‘aicon, OF om seo ng 3 ith 3 rooms B73) tie eer Sas 4 roome above: at ty| FURNITURE FOR ~ ae oS ae EE Se carpeia, contents} there arenes $3 _Upterwoote. Rovale, | 3118 Local Fim NEW AND VED The roadat enced — ie) Pasion av. ret 25, with = rose... aoe) See Oa ? with complete w store enn fall off . 4455 Page nouns cash prices. Scho 4} for $7.50; sted 93 per month or and FO ——— ee ; terme, Munere®, |! deter of the ‘lia bie sacar Lin |§ Jefferson ut $5. with 3 ro : : Ot Pr! & 1000) —, wonderful : Oni ranges 4 erings. full tf swmar 860 (Bell o ber,, Coron all makeer reve! . & monthe RI ‘oupes. > ~---—~ iA} nost prefer eau ox rg Me | ST. LA ‘atin. $30: with 1 cama 00) ST LAVIB # xX aon possi ull 'ties SiR: day beds $17 and ranges. of Quick | FURN*TU Ll or Kinloch? | ma Typewriter Sales eg and rebuilt. | toed delivered: “31024, new. $453-B545.— cah be selected GiNik—Eperienced ouNng W General office 5 A es KERAGE CO 8950 | “Oe ee = ae INCOT PO" AT a ao . Kebui! it — + mon *t long real beren’ kee ’ einess estadl Fr Ndge Olive . , FL , Ft R NITUR ions ateed. ; me Machine C jahed tc ee. bargain. ae ore igoke it ____ see y and E —_ Yencement. for ad- DRY GOoDs—s 7x) F C Off E ntral 6112. Bomont 272 *omont 15 ' woe , 4415 Central 1215, so terms. 1900 new; real | ADMISS A tock Fand f i OR | ntir FURNITUR eres T complete 216 (070) Fashingten. | ION ] gen 16 to % voice. Eas‘ atures: — in A E It ie aire e ock ¢ s We—t : " (5) | rentais ines all ona } FORD ee |p 2525 Eas’ i —— 9 sitficwit te late, dwel tadiy. 4° ' ty nion makes ou PE ize (el msi to Miss H a DRY GOODS 5 ra W | D waren but — , convince one wi | pricer ——. large or pI oy of | US Tyveertier Co.. | $75. ‘$i A Pootss. S. 107) te oe | Si ry expected. arrett, ° ESTABL ISM MENT NEFDCTIONE 1» ¥ . around to al ing ite bellevin e ith mere ar &cea cutt Storece TO C ° eet NEW MOD _ 11 ="'/GLUE GIRLS — Tera ies Harrett, em | ony, 000 Soe S| aang ste santa nats Nomen taking fr OR | "aia® ou se atts | “Norma, 89 par oth: ersan Type ee aniv —— &r mY Go a oe ra a >) j ach Wawt ad = imes larger eu Can CON ' - © oer. | wed — — Kanes er month $55 | i000 06Uww zt | Apply ELY & ~d ogieee ee SOT gener Teentlon oo Roath | Dian Pima yy ll ins Jette tection, S0-00-90 gate, sen saa ata Renae heat eet ae te Typeeriter | ico is Yada © a _ — wit — re tus os living ' Diapl c lee . very and ¢t continued . me cho , urnit rand . ORON A AS ‘ ) FORD —C or 6145 BOX FACTOR : W BT Lout price S300 + - tre@h wn, agate, y. 46 Sun O ne moar ar oe Epc lege of exchan ® FURNITURE ' om 4m ‘ ‘orona Typewriter aan jane. 1620: —y 4 } S EXCH end involoe srispia Séc dai! _ Owt-of- late. Se ene and ce t RE Wid —An ) S. Sth of Bales Co. @ 5. 8th St, ; T estern Bell 708-708 Vi ANGE. INCOY PO” cE y. s0c daily, $ wie - convinceé eo eur Gaew periods right initure. co ny amoun: ¢s SELL ail 31 and bag. —_- ctorte Bite. n igen) & = =a 0c Bum. Discounts w windows and be | Inge. nee mplete furnishings rpete | Trp all makes, re (cA) Set bea See ele ~~ DRY WEF Be; 80 times, de $ times, Ic: 7 times. Langan Br me Um Bree. Forest pest — yt ~~ a ” ecpseranalls Co 108 rentals. one Co DS-NOT pes 20 Sime Pe SS ee F times ros. Furni Ft rent 5075 Des: | = 5% By : ° Well established met og IONS 20 Re times, daily _ Pleptoy. 18th and iture Co. SRNITUE Ri Wid—lliahet — ' & ont-Ce 18 t tor @work (c&) $3; xas or. $1 > kitche TR‘ "> a. R aatia. oiron, cheep. S606A Max- OOP will Say vowr Cent. ara | oR SREES—Bix yours. SS eas dc) ete anh oom it i . - a ay airy ole noms or. 5405 N. Buciid. FOR scot heroes 310 x. ee Pre Sion | are oo ees 1 Wil Anes " seecasnad eal 4 . ‘ eee 3 i, i S.

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pw-IF YOU CANNOT FIND APLACE TO BOARD—that suits you as to location or service offered, advertise in P.-D. “WANTS.”-@® AR air a — Russe! ‘ ye * 4- 41. S14 Ggo«*n nh ‘ — “body or sterter,. everything terme, trede Marria. TAI0 Oly PORD SELAN Ig7S MePDEL. S160 Atay cord tires, 204 Sie Hasslers Menareh, 3118 Lecuet 4 late: few dollars holds worth more iate brand 4 sew tiree bargai:. 1900 Washington a: ne ate 1973 candi tion . Vemvun! wn! : ™ the teed 2S10 0 1921 FORD SEDAN One condi: hen. barwa! NH. @aa¥ berms Mitwssrr v ~~ kh > ai t~ — lin! wD —Sedan. 1821.) om with Te good paint Stery. etc enly $265; one-t down JORN SON AUTO CO. 3667 OLIVE. (c#) L Sedans: geod stliection 3 of sre models many extras: w' aoe OL Fove Sy be toid ve tots) ra de i 2315 Lecurt set ~Pran klin Sedan oom’ too is evce lent hompere, clock. eT even ee ~~ 3923 HUDSON CO ACH Mo Omeler. veer taht rr dilator Pret are * Pare 41 ~S eto ehutt- wil) bu STOP: READ THIS! NEW JEWETT SEDAN Bon Jel mies. can he Dbeouret “eek —, al reve: act “anh » .ANLEM “MOTOR moO 1035 - Oo) =n Yen ovenings "JORDAN SEDAN if heap Bulica ne yas woh and would ev ne ALIS MOTOR CAR Lacan then sia7° law Ss ~ Look! Act Quick — MOON BROUGHAM SAINT COMPANY ar peor .e “I Lat ii bee ad *en f thie 'voe 2 CSED “AR ‘> break a« -~* a 7. as is ane we ave ee ” that renee we are going to anaetibre it fer eu —™ (ve eaev terme or tred- FAMLEM VOTOR Ow- Oren oven’ nes 1°e35 SN Greed ev STUDER AKER SEDAN 1927334895 Thies one bee heen ron o« short ‘ome Been re a sy iehed and Imoke fust like mis of entre oe = MOTOR CAR ’ aon * beer lawl ST Lerme , .i8@ Dealers ~ Sunda: and Ey e\nings ADMISSION FREE STOP AND READ SEDANS $0 TO $200 DOWN 5 Ford Sedans £250 Up Dodge Sedans... $350 Up $1500 Buick Sedan... 8650 $t790 Hudson Coach e049, $2750 Moon Coach. . $1250 $1850 Jewett Sedan. $1500 $2150 Buick Coach. . . $1350 $875 New Star Sedan. . $535 $900 Chev. Sedan... $375 ow others. Guaranteed give you oT mene beck Over 3300 satisfied « ustomers. Wu You Be Neat” YAHLEM Waerle'’s Lererst Weed Car Deniers. » Segere Dee Aiwa. 1085 N. Grand te ' REO ceodit toa. } S40 _~ 1 ot VOTOR CAR CoO. _Bn00 Romont SEDAN sacrifice for quick MOBILES. Si45 La wet cS} Touring Gare For ‘ease ———— — EVERYBODY READ THIS AD AUTOS $5 DOWN Aubura trg... Ford (“he try. rolet Maxwell Overland trg.. Oakland trg Velie trg.. Moon tr¢g Buick tr¢... N ash try Hudson Pay SS down and a «reall your ~ he ol only Limeade! | RLUICh as Sale, $195. “"tn) LsSPEl or Spring is ARS ss“ ) ts cout. ; “arme -YAHLEM , G * arn! fewring, fe Ts tance i mw is th mm): terme [AMS 14%) al or ~—— Tourtra ae regula Da INt ed MOTOR { Wren -e De) 1805 [ey Twp tT hora | 182) | tcp trace ©? ” "=~ ° lL. ‘ 56 CHANDL ER TOU RING aNeeNgeT ees oe ir ?r mm .«s sie OLE T— 7 7 Sarre a8 CHEN ROLET— “ Th 73 mmaEe RuOLETS terms. —_? CHEVROL c "lon a. * ROLE nE \ G re. le posit Car at ust GE "34 m insti Tour —_ .% Mo or ’ "gee 1 1871 xina barca in 1 ] 7 Verautr tertma ~Ot cw Four ba Re 4 mine and -— UNIV SRSAI —_ Teut neg ~4 mii ir ‘mere $2: 0 — ul i“ “Sle Wa gr ix*NaLE exrre’. ient fir ish ™ _ » ae ae Spiemiiid e Upen nie , YTy eer biz bargain at ERSA! S834" s.Js “Totrersen. (cB: TOT RINGS Thl-The’ uct ions “4 tel | ~ > Zvoc Ate Nhl pow - a’ ah —- a 7 ery . $1 60! -~" SY runs 72. eae) Locus’ Attention, $195 pe t muri? Wht ie ‘an ¥ N Mots a’ Droice sec a? Vou "= sai "Fp ras 10 DODGES taze of Yah aH? MOTO s E™M nears a O% x Gra nd ~ Dod ge as ring $10 Down YAHLEM’S NO ster S LATEST IDEA READ ABOUT tT. age charses You save $8) 00 ire . ome “de — ne our We have oid ‘hie Dan a | YAH! EM WOTOR «Ww or Delmar Dim Tower > dae ; " - . «) $) a _— ’ ur na hi? erry ™ ‘KI =f.) “ Sias rOR!.— —p~ aye terts rere = ‘er™me tourings *ngine Le? “ar wen t 1200 " sae meion «e¥ 1921-19c2. RD— Teurrees POR D— Tourine PORi— Touring rime shack rernine cendition hall! » > Be es Ruel | ea" a Ford 6s ere. si ge2F Oren arr Mane nger su 90% in’? ‘~), ; starter et termes > tte ear and to Tahiem's . ; ever. Sun tay ‘ournma mMo- “4 do*% n 10 (ive ry}«>- “~?rpae )? * 408, temeount ong: $150 a full a.ware 1970 Rese demountabi- ie si: on" —* 2315 | PORD ’ 7 PRICES SLASHED Moon Rebuilt Car Dep’t Declares PRICE SLASHING WAR Every rebuilt car to be sold at to challenee al! others This ts you have always wanted for much cars at slashed prices if you buy ‘ess Do row seiect until! Iwery Open and Standard makes FURD BUICK “HANDLER FRANKLIN 35 cars in all. Will heid the payments afiler au purposes ar de : OF - Save once your Spring with -1Osed such as Mie GARDNER VELIE OLDSMOBILE rrices are reacy the kind of car better (or reck-batto., oppertunity to buy than you ever expected to pay $50 OR $100 DOWN monthiv sultaDie free storage. Lasy medeis. iarge vid small, $500 on ene of ovr DEMONSTRATORS demonstraters go at Yes. al! of our step at our is over Busees wi! sale = > MOO 3114 Washington S5 Bomont REBUIL siashed prices. None — beck until door. Upen ail day Sunday T CAR DEP'T | Sllo Loeust Ceatral 2447.1 c&3) —_— _. — = = - =o Touring Cars For Sale a: — Gee starter, demount and pood t*res smmocth rumming mro- oniy $175 wil he worth more the spring easy terms. ‘cé) CO. . 36e7 OLIVE ulcés, “mons, To: urings ames mone 7, i JOHNSON AUTU FORDsS Dodges he tr | J pre _ les =7 Te Oa cers, Ma f lpes ow isters and sedans S$" down and wp: Juniata. Sidney JF * ts. $ DOWN To i YAHLEM Open Sundars YVARDNER—1973 evenings 1922 ~- G ARDNER M a RING Lxucelise: _ EVs Tanti ered - gh? KOENIG =) -_-_— M MON re a “RING © REO TOU RING > aH SSP nge. 7 ; ja s ~~ 2 4. ‘o Sun XA RIDE] S145 1 blLeron Open Sunda G CARS ‘f all the fa prices you can «~ er = OPT oe i) VW VY ' Ww od ar stocks of LOU IS BU ICK DEALERS okee and lowa > ~ ae Fe 7 ADMISSI N FRE E ns c57 Bligere —_ c 3 Doe geod le - 108M i Ks} a fea Reef Lee Mart te iver Clegere res 2, mont ’ wt) ord coupe ~om eter Vvni- aT wern ody fied te PORD 1 Tm! iN TRU CK a piatform teddy JOHNSON Al TT? on reck Sighs s; Ln la. ‘Tanemismon Hodia mon: Sifax ST With preumatic $125 care. R ofing ~ —~- tees 10 mente te Bas rORD DEALERS = “USE D FORD PARTS From fender to axie Ask us 3029 5S. Jefferson a’ Sidnev 1688 ic8” USED PARTS kK R ANY CAR! A- bodies, clases. electrical parts: 10006 We dur Sfi1, and trade used ~~ ARE PARTS Co.. | 4 4’ a Sidne« DEAT af f ereon (Chassis For Sale This -* a2 Ta ter™m-s 1900 ‘SPECTAL SALE ON TIRES a@lusmernt 3 an 34x +. &s x. = open evenings Missouri ns ‘as na “B01 cmt ay 35 7 MUSICAL lest Digparct Wen; Gline ar Crearra ret rurpPet! «= Leona -4 EAST ST LAM TS Ure an) muUSs'C*L Musical Instruction KINDERGARTEN OF MT; Guerantee to teach children from 4205 Maryland L.inde!! SIC 5 vears 7303M. sn, Musical Emp loyment | AND ¢ GIRLS—3oo. to join my iin @nd carmet ciesses; special te: veg in hers. ShkeMandeeh Scohvueol of (ts reel 1143M DIXIE MELODY up BUYS mae ¢ M vary. Su — Shak SYNCOPATORS syncopeiion: union or Wrile IIA _A- 133) Pianos and Organs for Sale RGAN—® sets of reed. i7 ste a Hansen. TFiIUA \ Marke at. — Puss PIANO—$100 buys a beaut a Dogan up te Bul. xs we PLANO 7 ——s me ler rms. de" ‘x ABOL LAX ‘ @icCceiient condi tien. cC “a ut evenings after price, cr — priaht ai. Gay “ay 42004" Jusiate PisNUs—15 of the mnt and is PLANO PL -AYER—Hi ch grade mana. G2-nete, Low’ rows ; beerch and cabinet; vwrice 8S” furniture 4000 Coanec. PLANO—Webder Baby prectcing, duis brow n rm e@sk Vanz. Hofmann Sil great Pianists record exclusively sligmtiy guaranteed ‘ke new AKO! SLIA 1004 2 Pia: ~O—S8110- J=44 5S OMDtoN rPiANc—s$1! must sell. #sé@4 S PLAYER- [ANO—High «rad so't co ‘onditon., 1 -41 Harri itTom ER—Good ~ used, tth roi! noe interest : itth and Ojllve sta. “PRIGHT PIANOS—S$30. $75. $100 used Dut in gued cundition id worth luudle these ek ok, used ‘che j ce 12th uprights rour May. S-ern & Co.. ‘~ ’ SS-T pte Compt Technoia bench : May out low 4 oeoul - 7 > a NERS KIESE est abi is = $ HURST PLANO COMPANY. S79 1007 (Mive et ic al ‘Frank ‘Stell. Best Pisce LOOK Arai! a practicaliy piano) which tra nst™ «thie new SS-note month. UP RIGHT | (he ~ of hb. = Wa 2 PL. ANOS, opr et RLETEER #125 Tr & ianos and Play er=- Pianos ~e 34 tev zet a The Baldwin Piano Company 11411 Olive St Talking oo oe een Fer Sale Was ty er la > Ni 4,RADH—PDargane + is pheneg apis of stanc are gUaArante>+? jO.it— T we rout use of 4.38 A— rVveniences ni wees. Grand 4581 RE Bee ad MISS) Ri 334°—Reom and Doar oe head EBRASKA. 2220A : ‘ninhed THeors NORF™ ™~~éuITT.. men. PARK. a eK ." ar Ba jt ist Jih—Room and beard anc board. ] $85o4— Roor ar 2a :. 54R lien 41 L °° 4— Room for gent RUSSEL] -~Fr “ — Reon we hove wn ‘or an nd e ‘gt 3 = ~ mut. » and — t.e#rrepD 3340— Ream tfu! enmeoriient meals OONLID Pus water “ER FER lonceon 4 LINDELL RL... oe —Wiode > a ell. teeeped oe “ith Deard. for emplored versens. : 4 * “=e SB ivds Yrent ‘PARKVI WITH BOARD—West LIN NDELL I BL... 3943—Modern. stcam heat- Ooms - instantaneous bet water; «x- a Hh. table beard mm McPHERSON. 4124A—Doard and rooms: Steam heat; desirable. Liz. i1taw. > a -——— + M. PHERSON 44272 — Furnished reom m with ee for 2 gentiemen. Forest 1318. +c3) ioc He RSON, 4°4.}—Well-furnished. ~arm wom adiain! na bafh excelient mess i 4474—Roome and noa rd: home cooking. — 5) “oom. with every cer- _ > hard very floor “front onl water emt: PENDLETON 7aa0a or emri — girs re: sonable Inde’! PENDLETON 1440.4-— Room and fer emploved gir "res eNre + ~*%- “om a the orivate familiy: 34°00 W bh @ POON M AXD BOARD—F Fares? a+. Forest 4540 (4) Fee Se ° home cookine: ROOM—30xx W at -erman Seerfu. emmoyed couple cr ePni lemen . heme. «x ‘elient megis. Forest AND ‘ROAR? —— Best oo steam heat. *winm bets. >orme coo reasorab'e Foreet 274707 furniehe! aout hern of refinement genilemen ' ona. references eX- a AXD ROAR DP oe -ate f orm el xe an? a! eon coupie empioved Fores sisiw eur roor ‘heiress men, with references exchange i RON MM . nm vorivete or with- Ca>any - ake . its N —)ge or two men te ate PL meals: reasonable "343537—Warm room and Forest ~1LOLR (4) 4°) oe. we arm. cheer. with board. ener STEWART good A -" = t = i WV ASHINGTO imMenty te errs & rer «= WESTMINST rmv"ns —_——™ ESTMINSTER ished reem *r se PINE 4 $4— Neat! v "fur . mea !s al) oan 4° 572—South room with . and Dot bate = + *T4) fu mn ished te Lindel! =T ar =T ” £362—Nicely privat ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY = . eo ~~ “~] OL wee ' nt re ins for “Thy =nt horeekeeping:. » . n- morning. «3 Meo Se ACO D- bot w a- “ron! iL heme | | —Heuse Kee pa.gz “hope. heat. Aoi {cS renh and AlicBben- "OOM Ss. , ” furnished roon's —— {wo edern: mew. ted) ne. "ox -_ or - : 28S54— F urnished row heat. abectriix ee roam. with kitgit ulso geeping ADO At houseKeepit né . TR. AY t UM. +s ->++—La -ge enette ‘Tr meat "wom A R K. ANS. AS. - AS. ele -hen ic _— he iroom a? nd ligne huuse fee ping j — 41 | Large r rm oum “and garage tireve rark. Grand 27668“ — 2 ADWAY_ 2520 S —Nieely furnished s\-eD! nz reo. nN iA. : TuT—F ‘urTusned oon eran or iad — 2 fois = —j furnm nistied © ” $1441—Mudern ping rows. Greod | for "eet, * -~ - furnished Phone mce water ignt pri- : 53x > re t turnrened nvuuse Hf°eD ing ences. rate amiiy. JEFFERSON. “23014 regms. Id and Jd floor MPHREY. 3635—Warm™ furn let! am, lal etults- thon a thew reign ng ste "teeth t ~o = ee ee ' \ TLE. ~* 3 “ree atter 6. ‘c7Hh > &6>— Large private facil, Cacanyv 7... om oe —lLa-er ten em nee oumpantier ‘arm petelr = Rr. 3° o4—Larer “arm reom eu nm «af emp-ere" comme: =. scrateassmnninienacs habitat te rs i 5] 1 we west “son! ted fort ? Ser, anges fcr aed ernt ‘rien. Ler. -LMAR — int indies: ali conveniancem, € =e — MAR Bi... 5 BL 33S teat roo ment De a A a> ROOMS FOR RENT—West room, bear t. tc TS) ac- DELMAR BL. 4068—Large front with 3 single beds: first~ EXRIGHT. 58434A—Laree room. near hath het-water Beat “abany 3457 references. ete Mas ‘4 ENRIGHT. - 4640—T “op furnisbed bhouse- keeping’ True hn -®arer beat Drone. bath case om! electric Forest 358 my) TRIGHT 50384 —W arm™ housekeeping preferred. modern. adults 4008.3— Light conver ences. F oreet 9173. ENRIGHT. 3210 — — Exeepttera' ly nished 2 or 3 benosibosutnd rows: steam heat. hot water. gas range. pene; ree- t ® na vie -rencee. anon eee LING— Neatly furnished roet _Toom. all enveniences. $4. Forest ars ‘cote) ELCLID. 327 N. ibetween ” Maryland and Pershing)—* PDiock frem Olive (Marv- land) car: furnished room, 2d foeoer: Steam heat, hot bath and phone; for gen- tlemen. ie8> EVANS unfurnished roor. tric. furnished kitchen eres (S) eR IRE AX. 4438—Two furnished :coms, ss { kitchen fer respectable fur- — : Liisa, as * seid gas . 4£6865A—One ia heat. electric Ori vi 140°-—T wo ~onnect for housshees ng lirens 47 Grand IDFR CLOT ‘4 a8 ali conven- heat. private PING ROOM—PFurnished centinueus her water ndell 3467]. can veniences. OO: tem e3) . 44-3°—Furnished roem and kitchenette het-weter heat. owner s haume adu'ts (4) Lat ‘BE DE $3584 —Furni ished room with te privileges con @nientees, rea Lina ae oo NSM 4329— Large room. furnished housekeeping: Second flbowr frent 4.305—Large second-flaor exportUre: Rot water. “a Phanyv “LEDE. conveni- _ences La: LaNDE LI. BAL... front Sout hem rrivate referet}Ces LINDELL BI 4335—Furn ish! rooms. modern: conveniences. comfortaDdle and heme tke r®sn2 soma Die c>? 400"—Hotsekeeping room, running weter: algo large sieening — garage #cVHE RS ON treoft reom for li or 2 gentlemen: or! vate hom-. (c4) PHEHRSON. 4474¢4a— (lean. rneativ fur- fished. large front roewm. Forest 676W (c-3%) reom to cren: os 7.) furnished dou bie ccT#®> 3925 4A—F rom sieeping reein siteam-heafed apartment: sutt- one of two gentiemen. _ cPHERSON, 4940—P'leasant front ' room, bath: alse small reem: Universi: +c? 4138—Large housekeeping tw Me 5200—Furn! ish me other roermers: r neal PH ERSUN. senueman ‘a ‘ _Cabany =f Me PHER™N iN st en In - hen ted reems, Forest 676W McPH ERSON, modern M y 6—Neat! nate or near ar suite Tria Tia Sina. “onde: fu “THADiOVve! MAJ’ LA. preferred or! y turn ail conveniences. Cab- ces) couple. Ww ‘ 5¥15—Vervy desirable single im house. for Jadies oniy: conven- tert car. PTeasen i bie. Cabany 4879 ic4’ MARYLAND 4508—Laree. beautifully furnished room: steam heat. reasonabie; employed, Lindei!l 5613W. (cS) McePrriERswON rv or 3 modern. steam-®Seated. commecting. hvu lasesieeping roe ries NEw chRRRY Tee... 2700—Compieceiy fur- ung@fed bousekeeuInz rooms. reasonavie. cds) a a —EE—— ULIVE. 4613——Front —- erning heat. phone. laun $6.50. Bi. VLd + E JROSA— potaeciaaie suite. mseniences. sieeving Troems for = PIne tl. ULIVER, 42215—Large room: steam beat. reasonable roum 3: ary aii gen- (cd) plenty hot Lindeli 3351 A—-Light nousekeeni ng hot-water heat. hor and ceid run- ning water tm rooms, every cug venience. Lindei] 265 W ic?) PAGE BL.. 5144—S4 fleer room for 7. __ Phone Forest so l6W ea P ate, w2vtT7—Furnished front reom. Kitch- ette. icebox _ adults: PAGE BL... rrpstTas yeat. e@#rectric. PAGE BL... 4044 ‘Apt. ()—Kitcben. sieen- _ Iie Poem. seam heat. no children PAGE BL... 4032— Parry furnished, Ladpany - pt 597 with «- te fen oF Vileges ROWMs—Large suulhern seeping, S1U per week, any 415imM R‘ OM Vv ery com fortabie so@uthern «x. "own. in steum-heated heme: single Cnvement te Hediatmont Lists cars. break inst eplLiectiia i. 4 J : _te) WASHINGTON BL... 403—Agpartiment H ARDELL HOTEL. 236 |: American and Evurepesg Forest Part. Phese (atu TREMONT HOTEL. SeG8™ With garage in : _sonabie: >. first ciaas. PRIVATE BAC —_ 4242 Lindeil. and hetei life will tie fing - cwmfortabie beme hee ood, $100 p-r month iI LACLEDE HOTEL and Chestnut—center new modern: private ice water in reome: special ‘ow wimter rates: $1.3 week up: live pear your crowded street cars: save fare: invite inspection. ROSELLE He 4145 Lindel! bs Lindell monthiy agd up. sewly pian. $55 a month and up: cuisine, accammo tations for a | > USONA HO King's highway and AMERICAN PLAN Suites or singte roofs prices. convenient lecafien: 0 stem at door Forest 1840. LINDELL PLAZA 4500 a a a ruined coma. $10; children | q DRIVE. nt. attractively ‘furnished: _ first floor east. REST. quiet. seciusion and 4 and attention rt sewn cvesta. — Post Dieparch Went Clive or Central — agate. 0c = ag G J ne and @ectric: sew- ALFRED E. Lan’. 1436 \— 3 moms 6 ey at 14669 BN. [28 $—4 roome. Franeiscus 804 CHES i Loan © THE Pauea 2s ., LD CLAYTON ROAD. North and 1979 BUERD Mire RAGES. 2323 Ss. BROADWAT . LAT AYETTE, Reo sun perior: wilt « KOLLAS-LU PrER. If 7 a, wo si? aT —- roetne. DORON. beus. jan.ier wrvice. decerate. = Le. (“hesterwt. BC SSEL.L.. modern. 4166-4 ae a first SHEN ANDOAH. ~~ room flat,

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~ ANT FT SRE Tee ee ee See, ae amet PT eee Sty cas 5 ot Gr ae Be. ae fe t RM Sg Ce sale PE be haw. ‘ We ar aos ah POS OTs ~ ee 7 “ m! etre irs atl : ‘& hich the P.-D. “WAN r Ads can r | BRE CO PE hat’s not a calar | _Its just one of those happenines w 7 a WEDNESDAY, ~ NT:IN ee _ 2 _ Ss ce BUS PROPER sor I LA I S *.° B "ieee sone - . ES SSTATE “oe ES -"o° I MEN I I TESS I Y UI Gs L yr WESTMINSTER PL. 4035—Nie 7 2: nished 2d-floor front room reom ; lage, heeping Piiviieges. : RB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE FLATS, AP rm rs, MONE Y att APT's WANTED CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE] SUBU Northwest __ alah T LIMITED ONLY BY THE SECURIT pe boar : RENT —South FLATS AND > with not West sstieten 5 rooms, FLAT—4 and 4 rooms, aaa K; doubie ick} AMOUN +e age tio : ; ~ FLAT—3 crank Sahay eer mates: north or centra * Bost-Di ~~“ AMILTON - as TY. O2128 Besta AY.) $7000. | Ca ) Loan te WEST VINE BL... 4140. 4140-—Beauil ~ dren, uM % K-161. thwest ee GERLING REAL * (77) — T—JUST “Listen Renewing aA igh ad | etate terms. rnace. oy 447% 110 sou Hotel ; Giiman. Cabany 2509. bce [S99 SEK THis FLA nuition: or » | Wer FN PH ea SOLES COURT APT. | Pinte Sree tr | rm ee euner 1088 Bigmittons Ne _ ~6Bi | See hath at ope rocme fete | pole cot, RSE A CONSULT UL WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY ot + . ; _-— * - m4 s °°m ow. . 24 floor: hardwood PES CO . ant possession, March 15; no (B) furnace, bath. ist f.our say veruna. REALTY AND LOAN $063 LT US— Lai house. re OOMTR, ee — . i iy > _1284J, ~ want tech. for 340: rParace pri ce $87 5) KORTE N. Sth. Central ‘ CONSU or rooms, att. = rent 57" WaTER™ —y tr ne tenis oi Lng Rew Soom ett ga- | K-187. Post-! ante nsea| REAL ESTATE CARDS SIDEBOTHAM. 6107 Easton. (ck Baston. (C9) 1 Give s4%,. 106 ~eaEnGANTY N Charges i in Conneetion W ith Applicat = - oh all conveniences. gieted. cheney; 50 —____ > rs a COTK B . c oO CO; Bent: = PINE BL. 410i—tovely a : reat he EAC co. 2010 ome, | Furnished here wie ieee Nonresident. - BUNGALOWS & COTTAGES kok “4 aed} ‘onty 17BU0 -SPAC a , ; ‘ - . - r ure Pa % we (76) floor 3 . a loved mecvins ) . bconé floor __ Bidne sere = s. beauti- | FUR y—~ gt. 4. near Au and Su (el) ; For Sale | FaKe. see F-POLI ‘LACK it ALL ¥ : HEMMELMANN f 30 Years: ” : al ée- rooms. eet lectric € Box K-2 — : . — rents ; -room ick. Card Four ang 4 rooms; quick fe —e teh: | housekeeping rome: rooms; range. Water” rs! §262—Exceptions road HICKORY, 2345%—Four rooms. 6 Give phone_ | St. a, ppperty satisfied COTTAGE—Modern 4- H. HEMKER R. | class condition; attractive price for “MORT AGE LOAN DEPARTME NOE CO. cw tae * nee al) conven ee | aie iciency. $28. _ ] nspectio | ‘hestnut. ton. fom; | WINDSOR PL, 37 O5—A bargain: with 6-room eff Weacaate h15—Brand-new. | 5 le WELLINGS FOR RENT | Joans.or sales. k Citys} B._CO., Olive $08." 810 Ghestm a trame | MC RADY & OBERMEYER, Delmar S60L. INSURA oa mw ~ furnished front roomns. use o £ 4 102 N. Sth st. HALLIDAY. ES hardwood floors, tle D — clients in New oO ! s, COME and see us about eetting a Pee 2: -“ Forest 3196 NEW YO TREET ( = : Co UTH, " riean : lo hich can . — UT : " om |. heat hot _ water: i a aes res 6203—Fi ine ape rt bath ag ee OO Ese Chestnkt. (cd ob) i” ‘North | peg ne Sal pag ache with $1000 : ‘balance like rent come South 7TH AND CHESTN 5 ee, ome | parior and J rooms, © —® rooms, bath, hard- : N.—Flecant > HE € Los Angeles, in, we will take care of you. |: Gravois. a gs col RED “Scr ROOMS For RENT—cc Ries Bachenetic: garege, Fe nce ‘floors, newiy decorated: (680) |“"ern: large lot: ideal for doctor, oer | Kansas City, Dekver, Pailegel | Reem Beng Big nw FIAT —Singid; “also doable; Sax Bo LE REAL ‘ESTATE—FOR ? 4) me ahe. B st. — : repair . 7) h ties. __ Open zy : Sidney _—— : ——— suitable ivide Ox pia rent as are: ee: w Heind nah = “~* Tu 0 ‘Heht ho 3 st _— Onan (cB) modern convenience. 4 laree PHELAIDE. 509 “between W ington and Pt ag acre tract and subdiv (c80) MS; AND SUN PARLOR Title Gua TTS dou 4 and af t specuia atlo a 8 Main 1431. , =; * Weer Ena ‘desired. ‘ ari Preste nt “north, : n. 4 larne, MAGNOLIA, = aaa hoiesee —- AKinesbu ry}—0-reom ty wgNES A-213, —- oe ea pr rty of any | é ROOM h av.; a very attractive tile ¥LATS— it modern; 6, $ & sees JOHN BULI., 20 x. « ° : ¥ a —~ rooms n 4 rus - pol i 7 eee a r nate, 73W. ter |? le to pay cash an wher anxious te 020. (cS?) e ile baths, steam b modern preugnes for 3 mach : . —— . MiISSOUK parior: ho m tf s “k: modern: Mancheste They are able worth. Let's] o Sidney 2 ~ | efficiency; t S20. KEY x165; . ebout Ngen. | ALCAZAR, 3127 Loc uo—Cieae. . oe iets; Bret and second . 6 rooms, including sun Find Melvin, Brentwood, Benton t2oTw. pay you what your: flat “just quick cash | _S008 _Wromits: k: just completed, 5312 | $40nq: orice Fi tg 80 Title Guar- | mage: oe Bs ted to be appreciated: bout = day Up, Weekly rates; tub and J re RUTH. 102 N. Sth set. ter o¢_beet. garage. =. bath, electric and Melvin, (o4) talk it over: no red ing business cu NGALOW—Brick: Just ¢ ton). 5 rooms. STONE REAL co., (c5) a cash and — balance easy 4 = NPP ee | SS NEBRASKA, 2236- a ; Ist ftoor; rent 09—4-room brick: bath. elec- sales—our wa wr of "ao 5 Chestnut. (c8) Suinersend sonend tile Sth, ene | anty Bids. _ s; can be used | poe further erty ee AD. / Pished | COLONIAL HOTEL,. 808 N. G Ja- - light; all convenie HOBART, 6508 rooms $52. Central | warTeR sc eS ee all modern | FLAT—*920 Allen; 3- -3 roome can brick ga- HRK s. wey. ey? i ment) der new ‘managemem; re pe 5 : oo MANZ-SPACELER RE. CO. (elated: —— ot BOx125; idea! “Por particulars ‘call a. A, rica. Foom above: can bo bought at DEN a” thins bout your fiman, — lindell 537 oe “ano Te 4 HEM + Sev enth gma; electric: $20 Te er, “ark av, , Webster ~~ Ay sg 83 . ~ able ay For the vrinhe price - ter perticulars end er ee = a house. L- Consult us a t a atdeaer peed POWs, | : — Ki > c tl r 4 : . fe S) | a2... GLIOK RE. oo rooms, bath, fur-| $75. Call "Olive ») BUNGALOW O 6 and pitti Palanee “3805 5 8. Broadwa ge | Look at 3444 Minnesota, cial payment Papen, - | % = : LE ‘ 4% ant ELLACT HOTEL. 1400 % RUSSELL, 42 rel (c82 \USE—963 Oak st. (Webster). irom car line and stores; $1 KAUTIFUL SOUTH SIDE ¢, in-aalor 904 substactia! Lg 2 neues, ts" tion to oo . : oe si — 2 KEL bought back by Wm. E nace; good modern; ren Ha vm frame gy © Se ene Geen monthly. A. MAYER BEALTY co., “iss 37 Shaw; 4 and $ reeme, tule Loe bath, aocirie: ol ~y ie sure. rade ace A je : a nellaneate Mente C + SS RISO “DORSON, Realtors, Lindell &a2.| | 2-story fram SOD, 708" Chestnut, Office —_ nas yen cay [beds in. upper fiat: aces: rent $5400. per iste, Nore caer terme AN CO. t ST or“ men) | “ae Li HOTEL, 6338 BARTME : PEE AV $30. DORSON, _ (c76)| rear. N. 3. WOOD, 706° Chestn daily until 7: Sundays. _ (ct) | beds in upper fornecen; rent S260 SF KORTE. 106 N. 8th” Qlive 1487. aoa AL s saan im —_ — “MELVILL pl agi: home cooking: McREE “ ae com - 3 rooms. ~O8. Si = 4 ms, , modern, “near (4) Open a iy Cottage Sacrificed ee pt a ee. bv aston. Pures: . } , ie ' 4 ; —— district, a real home for residectiats, 4 . ae end sun perior. t easels only. 3IDNEY. 2838-40-42-44 ge (RA, $45. | LYNDOVER, 7436— == fee 25 per month. Magnificent EDIATELY agen RS Sy By Bargain cal Bl SE e Ine ont bee ee a fet S108 eco | le ERER REALTY CO. 2610 Gravois. |” sap! eae peat et es ee “ai | Bungalows Cottages Wanted | 1 MUST SELL IMMEDIATEL “five| ,), TOWER GROVE PARE FLAT Virginia ee dee 300804 Chemi i: heat. ymericen and European plan ) | PACK! RR. ais. FEDER 76. — | ROOMS—Fou furnished; adults, Cal unga : ide: 4 or > 7126 Alabama brick bungalow. five 4066 Botanical; 4 rooms eac now, $11,- er toe 1 bor : orest Park Phone Cabany mK ANNS 4 Chestnut Sidney 2 267 : ter and heat {cR3) —In North Side; o4ern. up-to-date 3 floors. tile Don't wait till spring; Vv nis oY... corn t 1: = con a baat HOTEL. 2000 Morgan sta ——e— [RD 1904 fs rooms, upper; «alse Benton 7 - » a SS . Aised as a t: bar- ‘ large With garage in on est a da stable: $i OTTENAD R. BE. CO., 5) “% ree and new 5-rooim oo Colfax : “ZF or a Toom tiful electric fixture machines, with 9544, 101 N. Sth st. Jen nace ton : large = : TOANS on second deeds; oui fences _Sonabie: first clases 0 a WwW ~: 8 reome. GEO. W. ROR _Chestrvt. _(cd) 11 ~ and Natural Bridge road; rent a Wtd.—TO buy ow. . hest: farane a Ah s reduced from } Olive or institu 00. lock. 7 rm ‘c3) | PRIVATE BACHELOR OU. ARTERS. 366— 34 floor: 3 lee we Room 206. : Brown roa tera cottage of bane ecko) row hg 0 ' me. See) it IN ' ie? . a at — ired L.. 4 ts, $50; jee oms, electric. | can per month, 308 N. Grand ir hool. Grand 724W. (cB0) large lot. oO. re aoebabt e ter ~ MOVE RIGHT IN. 3620 Wk D and 4242 Lindell. gentlemen t jete, acuits, (e786) -. . 3 basement ro a > . . we =‘. ¢ $5000 near echool. Gran sh: 7500 to $57: 2 (c8O) 4-4 room fiat at ents. fom) as} ; ind * Sonus itel. a comp & a , | VISTA, 4473— McMENA (c76) | + 4 roome - ca ‘ em iees a This beautiful re. fur- Wanted” ONT 98 owner's and hotel life will f ith «ix other _ ished ATE COo.. ~ | OCOTTAGR Wid—s « Sc hmiét. 44: 36 owner on prem) A ~ . > tile bath, hardwood flee ; 6) | Original “Quick ah (4) and comfortable home with [3 nicely furn n- $ \LLACK REAL EST 12025. | e muet be right. J. (e533) | “Fy ‘ V EEK ’S SPEC [ALS Virginie e for two machines; @ . Lon 9 . tive men: everything new, ois electric, com: | WOLF-F* thet. Central mes proper » eririe Ser 30 “tabany 66631 {= r Olive 9544. 101 N. § 57) pone nn Property. | Sead | - Erlen wood. 4226 Vista. 6-room yy naga * 53 300 mp EHR ENY- OF TENAD. . Ww. noua real anata Cals —_e 5S | Sestoort, foo proper! ° 14. ; uM T—2 rooms on — age hed: “Overlan arte Wanted — _— our home; easy terms..... - 380 _ Broadway. est P rw. c " i) , 7" a i = 60 miles Tr IAM ) 4 om , tile i Fr r 6- roo ec = 3-roo"n , — arm, UT? Two-astory , “cate King s highway and Waterman, .@ 15 1b Heated. Sx $10, caiieree GLICK R ._£. c 5, Bowmee siceping vorch, tile tor ~~ on “ ae , 544 ST oO int shop lv handle. ; floors, furnac er on! of 4 rooms, . rate steam- NDITIO ree! - arnished I PLAZA HOTEL — b athernom" 3633 (Apt. F)—S | Olive @ fer reas OF Fe wah care, Apet ip ay” Ag hardwood terms. Owner hardwood floors, 4 sepa blouk Al rn 7- double L, INDEL ’ fate. eT eR ined roome. 2 bedrooms. | water: capacity 12 1 2656 co") | Guaranty 1 UTHERN LAND cash, balance easy tt Se te tie puee dan ee pools, | S1tT handeomely see; few , 7H) ; 1 ell Lin ndel} iy furnished roo ; one and g'\\- - ' 3831 A_O (>) vis ry iA inde ———_ - eee DON'T BUY | so nd big premises. ————— heat or v . . Garden: close to ac oO y 4 iful j ’ . 4:00) UROPE AN eT -Diano. im re- vr 5 / FI A / + at Ss . ur “Special Otfer”’ Se f \—- iB alow i from Shaw's Call Cabany | Genco; bee - ; deat Ask agen AMERIK "AN OR DE ag nes. piay nt: references , “h) hy Ad i= ES | Until yeu set o bout one o ew ung | nd street cars. w te i “y —_ Newly furnished: ex: ———_ a o " ene SaAPM rer B iD Al rl | U LF sun par- ___BUSINESS > RPS descriviive folder me i oe, the South Beautiful Ne ocks south of Clayton aoe, |e 6p. m 7 yt nee tN ot ve rary ut, i lot. esiess Giive are : Crvany 28 = CE 5D 24, Berthold av; ¢ Teeme ater beat: | ro LET SE_FOR RENT OR the sduarest propositipy fin? dame good) = +319 Meover, 2 blocks south Siegant | OPPORITE Fowen GROVE Pa Larki@, 4%, aout - ———— oo SE lar 4 siee n for i — JRE > SPA E— > EET OR] lan 5 he lan wells un't take rd.: 0 rooms; - floors, heat: « " t room, | cars RENTS R lor an arage; 2d floor; ove eee SA CQUARE FERT. -hoois: many artes 5. hardwood floc 50xL5 A ‘a door ° , rick e . NITS ecnoe with ale “ 1 ENT} i b ECO. LE ASIC. 1 L OR LARGE U @14 henee: deal direct 7 INE TRUS- ) bing and lighting “ - av. a team 4c) SANITARIUMS ONTE : a seabed HEMMELMAXN- ret 5 f and (he veatnut we. | Ley tr LOUIS EXPRESS CO.. (8) EDW, MINES Otie Bids. "Chl Chicago’. __ {cB} | encap PK RE CO.. R24 Chestnut ae FROM 2 TO 4 TODAY epiendié 7-room A keeping ~iuston and expert cate 5 rooms efficien 80 10 2 i ~~ TEe GLI : we Gn | OPEN it; hot-water | eating plant. "tieore, | es {tention during confinement. furnished, redecorated, *re80) } §._ OTH RKIXG PLANT—For on able 4()- Aere | Farm W ith q rops . | Beautiful —, rtag arenes and bath oe.; garage: floors “and atte mduct a maternity home . mM West “ . *§ Woo! yw RR ready for business. reas (77) d T Is Only $1 100 West ———e« | heated: aa ay SH double Rw ys fords b - fai) 0 Le oe ho 7 ho : es? om —_ —_—_ > i ’ Sel 4 ) atieaedl - _— ; have a few va an oe low FR AP ARTMEN ‘T —~ti. TT “FOs4A—Fiat; 6 rooms and | Lindell 1040 — liorses, C ras maggot | hes ith- SUNGALOW = 454i aaniand: 3 beaxtifel our salesmen es "and wit sell a to © te to me ; ee Sew Seabees. ‘teey and cons . othe BARTME : : . . wep ay Clos eto R. RK. town, t projuc ive - ern 6-room pric Wars ri right an co., 3123 é. Cab oe eae "y on 3-303. Post - 2) \! LIN DELL BL. ; bath. Sernecs._ peti) bath, Zana, ciec. ' . Central ful section, esacellent me eo va able Colfax 46 455W ™ brick: soe F Bro “KMA ps E. VING CITY (om) sYOwnh rue { f : hed and unfurntehet BEL 1. ererty rooms, bv6 Coesinu: ; arze front wWind-/| itme aol! ~ a Wi natted } -reom To ALOW_622: . Paes re; 8- roan oer Grand. 623 ra Ante . OWNER LEA - ? : 4 A‘ —_——-—_——- . ——_—— — i ole rut , le jle- "NG "2a 00 . —— tingle this high-class ay + MOKRIS_A —~jJs14A—5 — er LOCUSY, 812 heat Furniahed, ic ) sl . ~— ~R-.~ barn. torte o- oy now | B sieeping porch. ngsweget fies firs* -c aes uthwest MUSE | “rd: ~ eee * Connected with — nal gh oi ree bears: newly de ~~ cc 4)| _ dows sooo town: nicely furni iii tant state. only $1100, Pg hi... crops, furnace. S57 °. See saiesnan ob D (83) . So ) : See) pase® lerag 4 a! - wes 2 we ic under its manage wood 1) 29063. FICE—Downto Geli 1040 we Ss. cow, 5 hogs, 2: etail page | condition; —al ow, terms; new, brea kfs sutwiy |IHOUSES, FLATS, es eae eee SS | eat Bike Git Gfeanes, eh) | ery reanoabie "Lindel Lond es | Se itaeeaSgae ‘orine Parente | Coenen: OO EM apt io | Aten gears ge | Seek fare onable. A 7 as. 6: i. hot water furtuisne FF ic ry So AC tii ; 6, Sth and i” 'C ni us “atul wll ten ‘ opy. ree. KESI Uy Ni rte furnace. spec a garage. open for inepecti ’ ‘ ood (cB) i NT Q ern, heat and ho bain. elec- | C neble. Room O6( COD) | stieaouri, many ot ‘Y, 308H Central bath, gas, elect land ay., Southampton. wa n 1 A—5 roome, reaso ' 7 FARM AGE Ne . més. é ° ROR Chestnut. _ _Suther modern. FLATS FOR RE! adults |CHOUTEAL, 400% furnished. teau. | turing espace; elec- | eTRO mal Bank Bidg., St. Lows, | YorRis aAacu R. Cb.. SOGENE J.” J. ai _—_ Post Dispatch deanad tae. Sa, moms. beth. electric: oo pEUZDA RE ALTY ‘¥_ OO, Seve yay 3 | OLIVE. 22s Mae at eradell 1060. _ oD b | _Phone Olfve ABW. se | | SORE “DANDY BUNGALOW tile bath. West I; 3 rv — Clive or Cen . Forest “OSIM a | DNV e Teens rm 5 rooms « : tric: reason ek espace Wit —— “ . ), So — 2 . ; . = : rT . , ow t reasons he , . Lindell pcb NTCLA 4 4 y 2 Sx. pl 9116-24—Co OI : ; weer of ac : ’ at; ts; price ~@, . bat ane. : pe water. | beds, janitor s “Wiliams. Agent. DORSON, Resiters (c76) | 3 « 5bOO Oe TMENT FLAT | CALE ORLA, aan ores. el cEANE & F RANKE, 1008 TT * Main 1049.) FORD. 715 Chestnut. oor pied. froturnace BON. 17D anton: | “city, 278 nave get pe ott ‘Chestnut. decorate, : 7 VV CH eee “modern, | ——— UTIFUL and sun par- Grove car, eighbor hoo KEA - — Page: 10 . oO. ¥. BASHFORD. * McCRADY (c#) be sk Zz 1 ; Chentrnut Pe : “728A N—4¢ rooms, mod $5 | BEA tclair; 4 rooms hardwood! ..)¥ $40; fine n ——_ re ENCE —iIn ‘counts. 7400 aR $750 GEO. F. F vs Bal IT ry THOS. 4) RN _fe4) ’ rhixhed., > OP 6—4 large rooms, oe aier $4". garage. D. | ISTOA Mou bed. tie bath, to good tenant ¢ _ 407 r RESID , s: needs fix! - or _ 750 CASH 1 BU rractically Perem &P° —- oOM FI AT os y niche = — floor west. See Lu ' vacant. Lindell 3647M, ae lor, — heat. Sit. s a Chestnut. (cd) tres Sed EL LIEBERT, Roora 4 st. 3 and @ ro hborhood 4x Semp THOS 4 —— r— CIS. 2506—4 roo ns. rent et. LICKER. 5 rooms. RENT | bargain. | new South Fide nelg d wea race: 9 : SIRABI EK will eell as whole or in ood ie REAUTI m heat. hard- Guanciet oes ° w single KUGEND J. ALM FAN. 30968A—6 brieht roome. — | PAfarnaces a PL.. 1376—Five rooms. (co) av.; storeroom. | Bargain. _ Box 388 LOCATION N — 7. ena; 5 ans built-in wath -— a bay A: in pome Bee (c8O) — . os Folsom ; hov or shoe re. / eae LOCA‘) ; “—— Nem. Ss ——_———— 6-famiiy, end | 4 fleors. ; THOS MCRAD -- 4 ay tae : Hoodia tiont ko —_—_—_—- --- e om bane me nt ee age optional —A™ MUT r. / 3904 o t on for tallor # condition. | REAL } . er a at St Vin- | --—— -— -—— a ON Sth; & yl (4) wack ick gareace (o4) foo. ). Martin Olien, 732 ot pouene. ‘ iri wnd- ( ‘s mnectic ut é BTY st OND. @Pj]RA $45. BARN. . rm frat frat _foor._—__— 6- —— one ) splendid | lo ~ . na Ae TERR nee. ~ OO on a, one” on ae hy core r riSrie ic roniden we berxain ez toe | hie Yn 78 hen Kaaton Forest FRO _ ith ‘ teres 2g th and vectra 4 (ec) TER > pore sh +. — nut. fe4) (Te MM ELMAN " hewznut st ote. a d 4 liv ing rooms, southeast ¢ 7] n/eo . double: Compton, ee AND 6 ROOM Sou - ” “ Ty , ’ ‘sa - . a . tile yrivate * 34 ” } * on ~— = a, 24 floor. ; he Ww TT ~ — aoeall ~~ Fooms. ae Sat ; —————— pr ice : $5( ; 4a D963 Easton 3 av. c ienl. & at ad - as and - a rooms. : H2ux K ensingt possession $11.- x bax .—Shop z (Ceiba) S and 6 reome with ‘in-a-d moder te B: = Fe our = ee t same 32 wer | WeHieeT -— mane $32 50 ? ilies aims West Sa ee Li 4 RLEY R as E . c O.. - e i LAT—399 oH Labadie:. and earese: price | beth. OrHOS. Pears & SON, 6179 one os sing arm frauen Veniehie im ieding The % t+ mr Fs iw) ” "407 js cl) and e)ec of 324 a: store ; S30. at furnace. . ; a Easton. Forest Ree7n. electric. al) cons 7 * area ba E 7 re x A “K Slee: & Si ; : = =) -= ‘* —s as ia ory aan rvoi ma. nt oo a BAST* lily 3861 —Large R°4 ‘ “heet nut an soar + - COW Rm rs & ‘cote 517 dng 5A6L,. Kaston. r ELLS AV e 6320. —_— . x ky age ‘ — - a v — ; . r —_-~—- . 3 W . ene) « fur H ee ES | was ediate possession; $30. oe IN. 4461A—4-room fiat; ae. PRICE GOING bungalow; 5-room ef- Forest 3190 . * a brick 5385 erat ly | See 13-21-—-meere. _ s: eee a Northwest —_ |’ imm today EASTON ete for doctor or daptal offi le peomtiul ¢ =e throughout: FiLATS—25ii Hiacon st: he phenper: only Four anda four ee ee _- for | BALENA. th. $2400, "a lle’ on >: wee os re to 5 lc: eu 27 F Sane. ichency wt : res in- . h: ww nm ~ } a tad cash; ‘4 _ ; 3 rooms. bath, electric; | to tr kmann. c and fixtu eac 750 cash. ly decors = _West ao eon parieral ih sce "é. CO.. 1004 | == rnished | , Harry M. Boec @ Delmar: single or | large ict: ee gan ne ae ater | gahsl Ree this; ot. ESTATE CO... | nowy oe EYER. 5178 #10 ji ©. _—— . sPaBi Mtl ~~ 4 youmie Ene ~ * rk. | NM | he (o4) FLATS FOR RENT—Fu OFFIC meee nee: } oe ios en oon 712 Chestput: ‘al on wWoOLF- POL ALAS Ly 8th st. Central pt ' ous SDT fos OBERM De elmer | BR o el ” es SHG aif bleck from Forest - — me » bath. . uite; heat 712 Chestnu ~~ live 0544. il | Forest @ ner Comptoo). on om os : : ‘ § th — | 7 aT ie bat en e Martin Olan. ‘ ’ al 4‘) os —_—— - Ld ; eme _ front. Forest 2434W. 53a ticillinn. | . ut oo erage ee Central Olive 6177. (cBO) | See? On teeter “3. tile me each and eject bh will } le; Methane ny Ochna baat. 6179 a men! Mart » Olan. Tic Chee ‘ Rk oO R24 Chestnut. (cb) fax 2568 JOHN 8. RICH Mi ND PL. 441 i—Four ro reom made 3 at emall amount of cas 7 s196 Omfortabi« fiten aia 44 - oT ore rooms. electric; a South , bat hardwoud e‘bonl40” one ive 564. e123. 00. = LOCHMOELLDER. 722 (hest- eS Ti tered ee 4 ; ; t! tween : ~ | ursda) aa - : : ce 0 " eave) CATES. &2 a OW. ae | Co: ymax, 2 9 ———s Routh St. Louis; S-room; a Sy 5 : S I A T E | oe ae ts a x te “Ta. 1464— PRICE ss 760 AR INT —FLATS “) pees ATES z Ooms =Six rooms. apart a ae hes Loreet S060 (c8) | FI. ~ ta ——— “and "9a 1 sae R EA L E University City ——= | ANNUAL 40-D1 A Division a. . ‘ona. ete.; AP TME! 4 ROOMS *. _ they . i J ' on , n — fr q . - pt wate a er siiieene co. res tld py ee | Re room modern fiat. » | LoT—100x126", "on Washnigton. nea cig S-room br brick f , Me 4 FAMILY tile ating sind 7 4 : - carr wise eT ~~" . WRIsE ERG 3204 a ter and. a | RENEE hed: hardwoos tw (ce 3x) - Hianiey 54; bargal a CO. ban 6 av cred, vonapie: ferme #15 Chest es Tile le é a | wer. ran fiwe MPO hery it Easton a _ me... lr 4i tiful 4 ‘rooma. re- adults. nt As. Phones JO — sone 5400 andeven- 0. sleeping SRD. Tilb—Sinrs . E—Sece m, Murphy | able fer 2 s6us. ee Post-Dispatch We 600 WATER HEATED rom houses © CLAYTON RD. 7 ae, ree sun roo » ic Olive or Central 6 HOT- living ~—REAL INVESTMENT fiate, 3 room aE ad Avaden:) with or without hee ie; eet heat: hardweod floor. West line dotle. oF , matt ck bungalow. NM. 20th at. mt tot on Ww. Sth ow. Mea ES rooms. - £6¢ rs Out-of- New 5-room floors throughout: 3506.18 jon; aleo vac* 000 to . heed arsage pe oy a DELMAR Bi... , bright, | ty Bele anes e iy. ober f un 5c Bun. room. 24x14. RN er. matt brick ch: fime condit ; from $15. FRANCIS. ‘ . —— ; e , . “ lanoe mm modern ment. open Bry AN. 4043- ~Modern, | ht. "RN : and tclep> {c) ~ — te. 8 dsile Pigcounts. | puilt-in tub. pedestal. show frontage. in| Worner. Price red payment, be ENTS et \ : “ ’ times Sua. Grive. 50 -foot }- ; Small cash PARTM referenoes Di UMAR it. 4153—Modera ¢ wl ene New v dw rated. , ready for . 0c daile.% Jc: 7 ttmes. garage. side ae amas of De “312 neo. ~~ FAMILY A = va ble. Ak 4047 —New. m fax 476W. ’ A . Dee » tj ap — vn © ae 3 biecks BIER RK. FE. ° 9° 6- ANGE, Arent rei 5 ; ag | Sam Reoar teat e | ec 1. Der ny . Vast : ain ¢ heat mut ; ‘= bedrooms: 2.50. Victor ; Soa wall ; 7 , t nse | Be. 80 cag a oe me. Bu fea c mer agree MPSON Tf. CO.. 5672 petmer. FRANK lL. i mF tn (74) ud — ‘ver ynodern Frome side per HULT * * ce Sioa —h reomea, bath. cleo | eae, ———— se aly van SALE. Cabany 9145 i ne! “Quick ip yo =. —~ pommectin iter . cement. hot water : = RENT | EST’TE si ‘Webster Groves. Breage eee 2407 x. press sone flaor Raxp Te eee ne fiat: six ee HOUSES FOR OITY REAL . y WiLSON kh. E A LO OOCO— : oe , nt. geod sie | KINGARURY oration "snd, sieetiOg pea. Wly Gecereted; OOS: | nO. brick. furnidhed con: South be cx map of Webster and our gale me ~ r Oto er = —s Vv ‘4 » room? #Un te card ~ 2Prn goupk. et | a | tee ee TY. 4137—Three large roome and (corrat emer ee | S | CRTs Fine BO fost on Oster, pas, | Property. Webster and our sais — : -- ; VIGENE @Z Bal cor pacSwond fiocera tile beth. | obs -7 = Grané yt ay Sy eee | | WRITE for map 2: or ; “$1560 to “Art. sete?) : ee TO a ae _ Rew) eu e ——_——_— 8: ehoo!. ° ar lime of hen ; OV. ” bDMPN ER oie Tos — 4 — Yount r 4700 labedie ea w 4 ond b j Fike N—Ja fer -& and a) 5s. ow il @ell eeperece (cB) meders vas dumod fours, ee mine fixtures, furnace: ewly XRSENAL 4ix5—6 rooms E: | 338° Post-Dispatch. i — ~— ard we » Tor eccupenc i povon HERTY- SHEEHAX, 721 © t4 ALTHEIMER. U7 olde vat. | ——— on ” ’ ‘3) aree iieh McPHEREON. — 41 06- P sabe “Sal” bases er. bee ut) parish. block ic®) 4. » h 4 ” 47 i ne, mk SF tia oy: re

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SPOR ELIT Py rere oT ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH ad we EF sg Pe ee 30 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation't han the morning and one other even paper COMBINED —— ENTIRE STOCK OF lion. Gubin (Io thing oO make er ~~ , a + 4 note Cee > NOW ON SALE HERE AT ABOUT 50c ON THE $1.20 The dissolution of partnership which enabl ed us to buy the en- tire stock of NELSON-G1 BIN MFG. CO. 615 Nerth Ninth Street— MAKERS OF FOXY (CLOTHES —at a discount of about 5@c on tbe $1.04. offers ideal saving opportunities to the men and young men of St. Louis. One ef the most important offers is A GROUP OF OVER 1500 FINE WOOLEN OVERCOATS and SUITS » IN OUR MONEY-SAVING BASEMENT er de ee ~ Ow! en OVEROOATS of seltens in plain and belt models. Scotch cheviets im attractive muxtures. Full-length blue chevicts in belted = styles. Also plaid -back woolens in models for young nen and youths. Al! sizes SUITS of all-wool bdiue serges and pure worsteds for men. Pencil-stripe flannels, tweed mixtures ana beautiful chevicts in wrtan maids and checks for young men and youths. Special jots for young fe'- jows wearing their first leng trousers. Money-Saving Basement at $15 information ' Third ‘CHARGES RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA N UNIONS — State Department Attache Sub- mits Documents to Senate Sub-Committee. as Ry the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. Department evidence of connection between communist activities in) °3.—State ADVERTISEMEN?. — HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG | Nobody Can Tell When You Darken Gray, Faded | | Hair eRussia and America was concluded | today before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Charges were made of widespread work and propaganda in this country. a W. Kiefoth, assistant chie ef the Eastern European division of the State Department, presented scores of documents to establish the department's case. Efforts to arouse the American army and navy. the American Legion and especially work amoné American | youths were charged by the wit- | ness. Propaganda in foreign language newspapers and other publications | in this country was outlined, and | large newspaper files were sub- mitted in bulk as evidence but not read to the committee. ! In the work among labor unions, Kliefroth said that, according to by the State Department,” William Z. Foster, in 1921, brought $40,000) from Moscow. Later, he saftd, Fos- ter received a fund of $30.000 and an additional $35,000 from a Mos- | cow agent. Work in Unions. Work by American communists among American mine workers. especially in West Virginia ard I- linois. also was charged, and farm- ers. he said, were subject to com- munist propaganda. M@€@tion pic- tures, he added, had been used in the work. Agitation been extensive, presenting documents to his statements. The documentary evidence. Klie- foth said. was proof that the “til- lega! apparatus of the underground | communist organization” in this country received orders from the Third Internationale at Moscow. Two Moscow representatives. h said. were present at the American communist party meeting® for Gymnasium thousands of satis- BUSONITE CATWHISKER. Price Permanrenst. TH Net Oxidizce. RUSONITE REFLEX CRYSTAL BATTERIES 100 ampere $13.95 RADIO “A” Standard make B BATTE RIF s 27 *%,-volt. standard guaran‘’ee? reguiar $3.00 Special price NAIL HAMMERS make new $1.98 Large sox & price BELL FACED: WEIGHT LB. SPECIAL PREF. EACH ~ “MORSE” —— NO. 1 UNIVER- SAL FOOD CHOPPERS With feur cutters " ee medium tne. and nut-but- ter grinders (hevs Pou SPECIAL MIXED SCREWS a ™ent put up in i-peund bexes. Kk coptains abeut "75 screw. All neil aie, at . Qo De x 19¢ AUTO WRENCHES Por All Purposes DROP-FORGED STEEL GUARANTEED . ADJUSTABLE ——_ degree angie S inches S inctea. Special price pest. I pound | full DENT AD te. 1088 THTS SALE CLOSES TUESDAY. JANUARY 29, 5:50 P. M. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED SCHROETER'S RAYE cya’ ELECTRIC HEATER See a inches high. win AVE. STLOUIS 14 ‘es inch Covet bows. Va raniced. $8.45 inches. clack enam gallon of «il. CLEARING SALE | This week we are offering a number of items at. Sy ee on greatly reduced prices to clean our stock of lots left ° : over from last year. “SCHROETER”. Imprevred Grater Wilt grate almonds. beead. horee- $2.98 VES < WINDOW VENTILATORS constant ciren- COOKING UTENSILS 25° DISCOUNT TAKE ADV ANTAGE OF THIS TOMAHAWER BOX TOOL | price. AUTOMOBILE LUNCH KAITs = 1-3% OR 1-3 OFF now now now bow. : me « «. « « < HROETERS SPEC TAL—10-1NC H RATCHET BIT BRACE Alligator jaws: hardwood head ~ 31 48 and handle Special Parcel post weight. 2 HACK-SAW FRAME a H vo K-s Iw BLADES B-inch,. dezen 89-inch dozen 10-inch. aozen l*-inmeh doven AT TOMATIC DRILL furnished with am _ $1.29 + 24-INCH HANDSAWS ‘WA These Saws are proved rrecess th r flied and ot ready ai on ~ ae Special price this sale on. $1.39 Parcel post. 7 pounds. tempered by an +. SCROLL-SAW OR COPIXG SAW FRAME each PERFECTION « = | Price | Parcel post sot | Bell-Ringing Fer bie ae vation ,y price ‘ Parcel pest TWO-PIECE GENTINP NESTOR-~JOHNSON RACING SKATES Fitted on rire. With to fit your feet. shoes shoes ial. a 17c we SOCKET — Cinch chatn LADIES’ SKATING OUTFITS | Skates and shoes to fit your feet. Price GENTS’ SKATING OUFTTS Sthees and skates te fit ICE SKATES Reduced Price. Per Pair. $3.98, $2.69, $2.19 $1.76, 98c LADIES KEY CLAMP eae e RATES ’ $3.98, $2.89, S136 $1,401 WORK BENCH 3 FULDING Fits terme os ‘slectrie tease Legs of angle steel; length of top 6% feet. f feet wide. Price = » ~ = ial _* -& * aes 4 BR Ree won. n 25% OR \% OFF ON ALL BICYCLES [RON WRINGERS AG@justable. for fastening to ‘mz wo lint. Befr. etc BICYCLE BENCH WRINGER With highest grade rubber rolls: war- ranted 5 years: has ivcased cog wheels end spiral pressure spring. Special prire. LiSk WASH BOILERS Cepper bettom: extra large ‘ize - ta- | tlhenary hook Special te the — DE LUAE COMBINATION FLOUR AND BREAD CAN With moveable stand: 1060 peunds capacity SO ibe. caparity —_—— 3-IN-1 N Parcel post weagnt. pounés. STANLEY WOOD JACK PLANE | With | “REwW ADJUSTMENT ic et ion an d : ~ Women’s Features —_ ESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924, ROS te er OR ar Te The American full ; dfleet. master, ‘harbor after a Janeiro. The old ship carried | ore. and is shown at her dock SS Ade ha Ae Se ee \ oe phy alas hes pote ee ; ‘ SF ca ty tively small area in the © look exactly like petrified p

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Ln ve i? , s ib . _ “i S PR ter RS TE Sears RSV, TORT EPL EL ’ > pound’, ’ . . _ - ’ pet , . * 7 remy an. led a ae ae _HYDROMETER AND BATTER a eS 7 oe ee ea, Put up In wood box, > | aia am 7 ee Be pe er: > gee ’ Special price, per set '? >. —_ 5 ¢ ; ae ae te a eres : % a at 7 , e Rs. hae os Ke ee A eung or ELECTRIC VACUUM [> * | _— Se ii | i ea oS Cleaner mn fame: lc ill RS ee ek A. io 2 bber rolis; | It Gets the Dirt. ire Ary It hae volume and velocity. c at | BURBKA supremacy is this |aret upon these two SRS. ot Pe MO eT ge ee | things an’ is also equipped ; on ‘a oe Re poy, . : , ® a (a eet y Bs a . 2 2.98 | “ih floor brush for pick: a ge ug gp Seer Nell pam eT sae $ BS [ine up tint. ner. threads, pe nee ee OE ede 8 ce See NGER j lnstieiata : " ~ 4: ‘s aP* practical things rt : ‘ Ree , ROS Me, % ~ 5 home Price. wit i. “y a ae os ~ oe a ’ rs “ > boring at- P. © ee ' a ete : t SOR Ee, sa ae Hering Attachment to fit ‘ scroll: Saw FREE—With each saw we include fatedugue of acreoll saw designs in way! tools, eter. ey ath WOOD LEVEIS ... ‘c— ’ Sen ROSS a ag. . ‘ é ee Cons ee Mee: , : Made of hardwood. brass ends. = bers * glasee in plumb and 1 ¢ 20 inches, Spe ial a "pase saw PEOe ; > cece * in Bpecia! | Parcel poet weight, 3 pounds © ce DOUTBLE-END BLOCK uA lias t“o : utter reat and, . J $1.48 pounde. i PLANE | ' $2.54 co. » Mo.) enti prix 4 ._* workin int ©lose Bb a. a f 1% inch - utter. Papeete! “$1. Parcel post weight, 2 3 SCHRORTER'S SPECIAL xQMY AIR SER Vic SHINGLING HATCHET | ) ~ NON STOP Each Iiatchet | f ed from . oe colle steel. “SPECIAL PRICK COAST TO COAS* hx = , Sa he ee ee on F ial = - : mnt as ™ % aad arg phan Se See ee ee SP eae BREE RS . : ‘i a x ~- Se Re Pe a ty 227 RE = at tea > Se PEO Rae Fe es Ee eee 5S ERE ern ENS a oS Yon ly a. 3 rr r Mag + RS ; ak tas Sy ARS ms “> Se See cae Acts . \ Sia kik ae Ss FS AY SS SOR TREN The T-2, the army’s airplane of transcontinental fame, is stripped of its huge wings in odor that it may be placed with the exhibition in the Smith- sonian Institute of American planes which have been used in making fa- Parce] post. 2 pounds al : ' « mous flights by famous pilots. —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood. J g La LiLitLsiy LtAtdhetsetstittitiiathu URC - : Fy avpoliance Peace r Phonan eR a od ma a . ® . a . ' % ’ —" eae Ppecia!l. each. 29c OReR....,. $1. : Mes 5 o,. Be a = ’ a NS S , . , 7 N | N : 6.98 AMPS & N p> hor stores and. TO dadddddadddddadidiadiiddda 4S b : » eH fices or any S : 17.30 where n ww » ist poieet Mahe fe ry ° “7 auired., . : : : . ’ The American full-rigged ship, Tusitala, Ciarence \ =~ . TS Attitisisghhniiiihhhhttt)itsssiishthht Ld MddbdddddddddddddddddbddddddlidsdddddlisisddiddddiddidddidididdibtdhhdddhdddddddidddddddddidddilddciccnccccccccéNJé i bddddddddddddddddidddtdiddddbdftbsddddddddhdithithdidddhdtddsdbbsdbihdddbddshhtddddhshhddbdbdbdbbdsddbdddddbddsdbdbdhde GOES SHOPPING IN TRAIL RIGGED SHIP SAIL ‘ $8.45 SINTO | a A ~ | i PORT \ COSTUME ae 24 a. S . PERFECTION ONL HEA . Sm ise anennecmen tee tene ne — be S | For chtihy weather: he Pantie Sr Be ea A sonia. = Kis N . yht . orn Re rte pa oy: ~ inches: uvlack enatel nica er all, be ¥ Sy . S gallon of Hii. N . holds por & ¥ N rice, eacl + tity / a See ts “ss S larcel Lost weight. ers ‘puu - . ome S nS oe a” POUR oe ae N | Bell-Ringing Transs ‘ &: Ri, = & ror reducing lighting curr ie Nl eae ‘ =e ee eS jo ‘ power: wilt also operate a hs , *. . te S at tvoe of «door openers: allernat) a 7: gees N f rent only. Bpecial ng —— f be N . ris “A . Ba N | Pate! pont weight, “4 doinag 9 ie err” E | TWO-PIBCE AJAX ; : N ATTACHMENT —‘TWo-way Co . a PLUGS Neth ~~ £4°§| | 7 . Soc KET : - N ) > | ; : ; a Poe S | N > ‘ . : y": > Bee: © : - - Bs _ ~ ) j | 24 | oe See i “> & ‘ Ss FD ew ’ N * aoe re R 2. a’. ae yan ot \ c +2 vo. 2 N f Special, * “4 ® COCB....., .4 . > ~ . - . ~‘ PULIL-CHAIN eooes 3 SOCKET ee A With Gtnch chain Bs ; S for opening Ane 3 S closing cireult, > N Special. Bi, a N rut , ~ : eg N a Aen a CU ; NS ae ; N tas a. iS 4 N Neen snott = p s ‘ 3 ~ | Saw, *““i-A-Liti | ; 7 | PLUG ATTACHMENT gt a “Whistling Lyd” Hutchison ca last-minute window shopping in New York, just be- fore she caught the train for the Montreal Winter Sports Carnival, where she will pick the Canadian dog team which she will drive in the annual snow trail classic, the American Dog Derby, at Ashton, —Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. WT llllllllllddddlididdiasidittddddbddddddda AMM hd dddddadddddddaddaaacccccccccdddadddddddiddbhhsa, WILMA LLiiiiiiiiiiiiihhhtttthhhihhihhihiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiith tht tt httht tt AlbESASPP GSS A (Aidt Abt ALAA AEE VISTAS SNP SL AALS A, Sthétth tdhbttttttt tht th tpi SSISISSA ; 4, ssh ve ught doing a bit of Mrs. Dodson an Austrian girl, who became engaged in the pic- ture courtship and whose long-distance romance ended in such dis- appointment that she refused to kiss her fiance, made good her word to marry him. He is Richard Ralkes Dodson, of Beloit, Wis. Ac- cording to her, he sent to her ‘his photograph with money to pay her way to America, but it was a photograph taken of him in his youth and her love yearning subsided when she saw he was over fi fty years old, while she is 22. International Photo. Za AALLLOLLELOU LIL IOLALILLLLLLLOLLLILLULLLLDILLLLLLALLYALLILLLLLALLLLLLLLELLLLL ELIDA LILLIE ~~ News Photographs WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924, a ~ = | “ DISPATCH | *=- LLAMA LALLA sss SAtt htt tt ttt tt tt ltt hl PETER GREETS NEW YORK ; . = wenxd eS TTT tu0002J202nJ2nnuecccc ELLE: . - ~' ee v, o* ee « & wen ae . ABS af & :” Bar . ree at ; De o ROS MhLiMiddidisssdddhdddddddddddddddisssdissssssssssssssdiliiiiiiiiiiitiiiii ii iHcleCCCCCE Dr. and Mrs. Suitther Coolidge. Dr. Coolidge is a first cousin of the President. They live at Middle- boro, Mass. He and his wife were house guests at Master Cyril William Peter Rees, popularly known to thousands of Londoners as Peter the Page, the White House. —Wide World Photo. greets New York from the bridge of the steamer on w i “s i PORES Ta ete eee eee ecese ee sete esse eee eee e eee ee eee ae SL OUUECOSUEOUOOAI7E Hippo p vomit di mar ye pa Say a - yor aoe 4 message for President Coolidge soon after his -. Wan SSILLSILT SLA Wie caddie Wu, +, Wn «=~ arriv al ‘ —International Newsreel Phote. hi bidsiddiddidisididisiddisisdiiisssis;idhissisissississstdiissisishdiditsisditdddddddddddséddd VHA VAIIILLLLLULLLTESLDLSS LLLP ELSA SAA, FIANCE SENT OLD PICTURE OK HEMSELFP, SAY PNET v MMi dhddihddhddsdditddiditstssdistsdddde CAUGHT AFTER DESPERATE BATTLE A giant whip ray, speared recently in Biscayne Bay, Miami. Kt is the strangest member of the finny tribe brought into the Florida resort this winter, and put up a desperate battle pat se succumbing. ——-Miternational Newsree! > LLL LLL ddd sddbddshd dd ddd ddddihihihhiiitiit ZZ VIGTPTISTSSSITSSS ISS SS SSSS SASS SS SSSA YL hhh dddddddddldiiddiiiLiisnnnn YA ALA, MRS. RICHARD DODSON. WITT Lh ihhsssssiiitishd¢ssiitihhhhhtttiismiiiht SOCIALIST MEMBER OF REICHSTAG AND BRITISH LIBERAL CANDIDATE DEBATEON CIVILIZATION AND LABOR PARTIES TE Te OT TT a re ie, a STATUE OF LIBERTY BOAT WRECKED BY STORM Jd 4, MALAMA Abb bddbsssssdsssdbdbdded ited ge dddguiitidiaiiiaiaecCTUTitttattx”lttalaatt, —_ , ee > = | i see Be Fo ; COE EEE ae E98 G SEE! a , ® — oe a? = ~— --— we PC rity “t ee £. 4 a A hd Lh LL LLL LLL ennai . . Fraulein Adele Schreibef (left), Sociglist Democratic member of: the Tees et All that was left of the steamer Squantum, for N Reichstag, ones the affirmative, and Helen Fraser (right), Liberal car xo years a famil?ar sight in the harbor of New York, S didate for the British Parliament in 1922 and’1923, taking the ie as it plied back and forth from the Battery to the . debated in Carnegie Hall, New York, on the proposition, “Resolved island on which the Statue of Liberty is located. : the Hope of Civilization Depends on the Continued Growth of Labor I Throughout the World.” —Copyright by Underwood & Under * The small steamer was blown on the beach in a . recent storm. poe ER al - Stes ltt th lLPOPLESTDDTTEEG IS 7 Tae ; ra a Roh re Ah RS. ,

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agrees - — - is SI on PO i a nS Be, . - — . — os — ere et re vr “eo TSeOet ca e 3 ae ar oe reas +e ee - tI ‘ i. > F e , ~ -- ‘ ; P nie « b ic é . A - os & > > - c m ei ‘ Salat EE OOO ee eh ee ee eee eee —enero* i i i i i — i i i. -— = —— = = = = -— — — — — -— a _—_ -_— _——_ OO — OO —EE—EEEE—EE—EOOEOEEOE EEE — = had almost enough presents to furnish their smart little apartment, worn with distinction by the woman of girl. and his folks were fairly worried to death about him. and everything was perfectly lovely. No, there was nothing really wrong about Jim and his wife went into the suburbs to live. They bought ~ im vivid colors, is heavily trimmed with for onl the girl, only she didn't belong in their set and their own house. if you please. and put out a garden and Jim's wife lar, giving a soft touch to the whole. pr rs wie , wn her people were foreigners and they went to a worked in the garder. The very first year she was married she had t | Paes B+ de | : different church and she had fhe queerest ideas a baby—vwell, the baby really was a darling. Black eyes, like Jim's | This advanced model, to the right, of ! cee . “= ; about housekeeping and her clothes were queer, wife's eves, and red hair like Jim. You couldn't look at it without mer wear, is most attractive. It is made more an ) ee i . too. wanting to squeeze it. In another year there was another baby and designs which adorn the front of the ? ry : She was all right in her own simple little Jim's wife didn’t mind at all. She acted as-if she thought it was all sieves and the thist fetm a anions == = es. = “me ; sie pe me he oS . oe =o right, and Jim acted the same way. and Tom's wife didn't have much to do with Jim's wife and Tout and Jim didmt see much of each , other—but what do rou think? things that she wore at bome, but when she tried to “dress up” and look like other giris her | Severe si icity i Sangtis ) > ig ¥ simplicity is always an effective | Rn SEL sweetheart’s family knew she really wasn't the . ™ ] ike - ; . thing at all—not at all. + . The other day I met the old folks and they told me that Tom gown and such lines are used in this robe of | — She didn't know the right people or go to WINIFRED BLACK and his wife were divorced and that Tom was in debt up to his ears. oll i tal } i -vetehils te Sai naene3 EES the right places and Jim's people just fairly died. His wife was extravagant, vain. frivolous and a lot of things that , town below. . jen he = oe ; Ut course, they were baving a fine time with Tom. are best not told. A oe. he : ° ' egg ee ie Tom was engaged to a perfect darling—-pretty as a picture. Tom Looks Wistful. a a >a . Siw = é , sweet as a peach—and dress!—well, she looked like a dress model. Jim—oh, he has three children now and they've bought the lots ose ~ , =4 -= wf : — ae ; v Pe gtd that's all. on both sides of their house. When Jim's father was taken sick and oe And she could swim and ride, drive a car, play a good game of it grew hard for Jim’s mother to take care of him Jim's wife sent a tennis and to see her dance you'd think she was a professional. for the old folks and put them in a big comfortable room she and 4 7 ‘ : . . - . ™ r ve P Her people were perfectly lovely. They had a fine house in the Jim had built on purpose for themn She cooks the best things you eb. ope right part of town. ber father belonged to the right clubs. one of her ever heard of for Jim's father to eat. She and’Jim'’s mother are as | oe ‘? es fo brothers was at Harvard. one was in a law office. and she had a > thick as thieves, and Tom comes out to spend Sundays with them | i sister married to.a tiptop swell, Her sister lived in Honolulu, and and they never say a word to him about a thing that might be un- a . . om mene: mee et ~ was always sending home pictures of the volcano and the Hula Girls * pleasant— ut he looks a little wistful when Jim's children come in > 2 and things. ‘ to say £ood-nicht. a ’ When the sister gave a party it was always in the Honolulu “This thing has taught me one thing.” said Jim's mother to m: eto pgper—with full details. Oh, you could see she was right in the } the other dar. “I'm never going to try to play providence again I > ‘ evin. | : helped to make Tom's match for him’ and I did everything I could to te: ; Se So Tom's folks did the best they could with Jim, but they realiy break up Jim's engagement. I'm awfully glad I couldn't do it” ? a arenas teok their comfort with Tom. Shuttle, shuttie, back and forth, in and out—-how the swift . > Sm Tom and Jim both married. Nobody said much about Jim's threads run in the web and woof of life, and h RES ae ’ > . ow iTitie ¥ve.F oO Waied wedding—but Tom's bride had her picture in the paper and four the shuttle working. know of the pattern it is trvine to weare bridesmaids and the smartest kind of wedding. Tom and his bride Best keep our bards att Che teld—0 eeteee te mc tf 3 } “i a e a mm | _ = wf rae “gi. 7) LD ® “a aes ~ ~. ; ba ° O OTTO hn be : ¥ a ~ e Y . ; al - . ney —A Continued Story— | keine 4 me By PRINCESS BIBESCO a i. ' ae e | “..Ceg Oanagas and cream ae Se Ready-to-eat cerea! = ory ears : P. S—I don't think I have fin- | Twoe-minute eggs 22. Helen. with her busbend. Cyril (Lerd Nersham arrives at the Horsham country > thie } —_— = i oe 7 a ed ‘ 23 2 ter ~ _ peca us vO ris to home. og of Hagland's famous country beures. Cyril is passionately in love With "ss Joen’t Yo aH . “ ets , ay “ Crisp Dacor ae ‘ wife. bul ahe ww unaware of it When be married ber he had warted ber te throw ber “e yh ‘ | is * om ; ' Butters d teas: *, wt aes self inte bic arma and ineteed she had walked up bis marble staircase. Cyt! was OU that i= seems to me oetter to ee Bs. reat over 40 when be married. He found Helen living with ber fatber. whe was & gambie«: pe a speck of something big tha: oe —ewe, mie "ee i & Bension In ltaly he whole of something littie’ I Lanchevoa. es 3 cs F a R Helen bas called om ber new setghbera, the Baléwitns. for the first time She has a ery tired and | suppose that Toasted cheese sand» 2. - ae" de : presiged at =o charity bezar gtven on the Baldwim estate. John Baldwin had aceuired my philesephy ts nothing but a des- RS a. = > ee 7 a irmasuense fertune éuring the war They bere & young son who its etill im schecl. ne . —_— > » : " e : Baked cararme! custard ee fn ’ Thea hee TRdy Rr : : , perate Iniei .e@ctual Gq ues. ior conso- a * a ; aap : oma, tives in & email beuse op the Baldwin estate Se a ' Coffee. tea milk eo a Cyr s mether comes to Helen's Court for « visit. Helen, at Cyril's suggestion. yee H cat ’ ma De, invites Toby Boss to dimmer to mest ber. Helen finds herself intensely interested in Selina to Helen: Dinner. ‘ ; “ ve + 7 Toby. She goes to his cottage. where she has @inner alcove with him Grosvenor Suwuare ‘ruit cocktail ie ; a Melee gives a house party im the country Christepher Tyldesley ' 7 " sc he . . . sus } ey. li? | warest —— | > re | | is eal ' UDDENLY she felt him Kneeling down by her sofa. His twe | mentioned . mile henev vou are cece e ° | FAMOUS WOMEN 3 Lee te es arms were round her -seepeetar : —- = | AL i} LOUISE BATTISTATL i te a s women are de- worst and I am at my best?” . Z | think knowing you is the one thing FE O R C O I D S & aE sd ) @qual barber sop rights she nodded forgiving bi | he need« 4 ) f sale poy , ° m, even ber old arc : ine | : , one en - é | readies bh enemies, his eter- Virginia and Mathew walked | By Aline Michaelis OUISE, BATTYSTATI was a ey | yee | “The social amto the retaurant where we were HOT } native of Stradeila, Sardinia. ys oe } Acker. the actress. 210° ~ rif i@™maracge * > « ‘ x a, Re a , ; system is a nightmare and Deauville a poster: noth- dining the other niz Ore posi al _ —_ #acn as soon — Se eee ee atec. remesning to. Milan, she | Si s - ier name Mrs. Rodoiph . . = ° mut vYmnptoame _ = . : i ae es ; on ns in the werid is rea! ericept vou. and vou are only real aube ve tive had to shad ee even ta we > * : appeal! The \ car~ ry ‘he : Ye dars revel e4 r in + a —_ #1 > . . ' And ther. lew, Ke red = « she S.azed se with ' + ; ted with == « : rev euas 4 ~ a “Vir ini ‘ . - ‘ . B whtspe Into her *ar. : apni eas iG ‘ of > *# Tron add } i4 1848 On Sunday March i@ of as on first plored HNolce Woman in Sea, Can you keep a secret’? I love 5 ; one tablespeon a wan Sirieht as a : os we » Eee the region of gladness and song? | ' . —? = - Orieans by the Raron Pon- Selina, Lord William, Lydia and Toby were din! nice to want things suddenly. don’t | urs. Strain, add juice of two | : ea contained 580 persons. mostly | raat ' ous tabie. : Bing at another . ou think? T ike os me, nya | lemons and sugar to taste. If too Have they taught. day gy day. how | widows and children who had tak- | == : : ¥ er ef the Spanish , aka az . 220) isk : ; ‘ — . . “he : - = “Look at Vi ie eal eaenetneii Meena aii thick, add water. The addition of | to cast care away, how to see right | en refuge therein during the siege. DEVIL’S FOOD | lete in the ee Louisiana. It was 1 Loo rginia coming in with Mathew,” Selina said. “Her and cider pemmeaaar. Aa ay Rope “mn ” @n ounce of bruised licorice root | must win over the wrong”? Look- | After the insurrection she/con- NE-HAL im | and tearm gp . a. as iu | “ Wie .* a ' sn : a > _ : . e. . . é - ; Y es = happiness is like a banner waving in ber eves.” hatte @ bt realte tihe sate before steeping is recommended by | ing back to the time lene put be tinued on active duty with the civic iALS cup of butter, one ty — | es 7 e a. i ’ rth ee ATtinntic - sill ; ‘ ‘ ee). Be ote: .. Bey ~ ss - Te aapo it -_ | » , ° Sobek Witbout being a mixed metaphor,” Lord Willi und@ the cider. I mean > seals et some physicians. C ; guard anc was an honored member aspoon salt. two egg two atié te | A. Helden ia prod- : i caer. i e | si b> nt = + , rere for- ; . inc O “o] oOniy “that is remarkably like one.” am commented, i lacks tener’ Oi tates Gh ies: “sda tan . . ™ hind, down the far path waere for ¢ the solidiery until her death. Samos of chocolate. one CUD | ad soe the stenegrapher whe A “Mathew,” asked V ) Siieatiinny these titanteasts-enaeninar Tihs Irish Moss Lemonade. gotten years wind, through the dim boiling water, one-half cup raisins, ' ** . . ; ‘ : "4 : : Ni . eu nr an *+ > si 7 ; he = . = " 7 . _ = ‘rginia, “do you keep your shoes in upD- a Pick over carefully and@ wach mists of days, through tne months Were Waeeus J 4¢ ‘wo and three-quarters cups flear, board?" a @ cup is the root of all our troubles, I | - Caretuuy and wash in Mrs. Magnus Johnsen. wife of two cups brown sugar. two table ‘ suppose cold water one-half ounce Irish or | *#4)mS Wars. does it seem those | the United States Senator from spesns | ek notional ' mai ae . € : .ta Qn re ~ . ' 3 nt | 7” (or ; “= . . —_ sas U we . Lhd it} . ; : ‘ ae Helen to Toby: |manic magic and I felt ° ‘They have to be the same thing | “S""S@¢*" moss. Pour over it one nse = a ' 4 be «ind ve Minnesota, is essentially a home een dissolved one ¢ nedutel oe | « : oe . . ii ‘ " ra — 77 ~— * 7 ie -_ * " 7 ? r tf? ij ’ ron r - « nw > aus » . -_ — , Helen's Court. Wednesday were holding my ation: you for happiness, don't they? Devor- qua! ~ OGlUng water; boil gently un- did ear > wa like the roodSers = ) woman, not caring for travel, can- soda: one-half cup nuts ream — °" “y , “_ 2 shire and Tootin aa aes _ | & consistency of jelly. probably creep. taking man’s treasure, be- not play goif or bridge. and prefers Seas , em ' : o@ left so suddenly and I nev-| hen I came in Jean said they ‘ reine eS ee about 15 minutes. Strai ’ traying is sieep: id they steal farm ways to city customs Sutter: atG suger gradually 58) Sr GW You to say geod-by. 1 | POtOmSed to.you and that he woula |e eT TOOtime must always be Dev- | ton juice and sunset. mui” | love and youth, dig they take faith | 2 | cream together. Disswive checo- | pounds so silly, docen't it? What TYrm them I told hin. I would WD Mathew. Devonsire |: ciand mos —S cape te Ges 1 Sciiiien. Seienthindda eamahs alii! ) : > ne —_ « ~ 2m £ would | is always turning into Tootine iceland moss may be used in same | 274 *"uUt.. ‘eaving you ‘onely to | : Goes it mean taking leave of peo. FY* tem to you when you came 2 Naat Dp eA gpI: wa) . | wonder and weep tindly years. mi ple? If it means anything, it is #CK. Afterwards! felt quite tired % aan a (Rimk is the mat- ’ “ . " de wine whieh base van ent = that » es if Coren = . ter with me Am I a coward? Or | : care. ich Rare } met | yeu are able to take away a I had been battlin g with fate. is it that damnabi aaa ale Cream of Tartar Lemonade | Did ther bring ecstasy. peace or i ‘ last little bit of a tome or a glance. Isn't the difference between the rea): a ae De te ASB SO ' | regret? Would rou live omce again | The knowledge tha things that 1 rtant , os who cant quite behave as if a .OU are in the threes of a ) | es : = t you are going ed Ook important and the | she had lost her he heavy cold with pne i= th | through their giadness or pain eWay puts a dot on some old be- | *>ings that are important ridieu~ | mantic who on. ane SOS Se FO Tok Gene oe ene FT ine thar tnt Genes that. den ty ft | loved ‘1. the prospect of parting lous? All day long bmhave bee Ar oe ae a oe So oo et mpg ~—— ee Tee | to fe et? What laY¥ ON , ’ be a nat she has kent °° Water over the thin pee! aer If | Oo orge: wy tae ave you ' ' s ’ makes your mind into het wax on WO@dering hew I can take rotur SS Pr os . | lemon. cover c!} oe. = & given the years passing by? Wave whieh a hundred tipy things leave gioves down again tomorrow. r For a restr leys £ a de so happy | sremanen epee et stand five they bees: welcomed with amiile i | a indelibie prints. ,can think of no excuse. I might . meat . "ihn ag Me —_ ee - Sit iiiietn at . ao at ra pee peor | with sigh” Have you through “Is that why I wanted to see you | Y. ‘They would do nicely for F I mnt Rear her. «Your loving “ui cream, of tartar: when cool, add poe yaa a: mn bre : @ ‘ : ws srs 2 oe £ar©r- “VYIRGINI 4 “=o or three teaspoonfu!s of su 7 : a) OS: Btlii sought ‘S| do your : "The ied agaln I don’t think so—I need @*2ing.’ Dut how to dispose of their itittien Cited and juice of half a aaaatinns oe best, giving with joy to the days as BO emphasis for my memories. In- thickness and the fact tha: they “Dearest Selina rer gn 8 ie r two or aren giaes fuls : ee — they fly? For. though the years | ' . - : — ve iad es 4 — s ree “= . » 424 2 saad . . 4 J i — Geed. they are not memories but °'°°K6 to you? Whenever I want don must lal, certitin - ae peel : ——— that pass must take their toll. still. living thoughts, fire at one mo. ® thing very much I becem . se a | h all ~ a . " neet them toh 7 | eee them Q i ame . “eme a ree!- ts flowers dusty Deo come down «irs. Hortense Ward was the first : ; *» - *.« . > rea em — oye few and = aie 2 - Which is such a silty here, it is so delicious and bits of woman in Texas to be admitted to not dole, though they take youth i . | find a let of babiy I shall ° ns -_ the garden are blue and nhite ang ‘*™* %@T and also the first woman and grace they will leave in their H a. > eaees “ars some day. But did like to feel you were hold- | coel. Cyril will be so en fates ithe entire South to be admitted place wisdom to nourish and ) ae in shall glory in them. For ‘"S my hands | to see you and so will rour ewteer to practice before the United States strengthen the soul if you but | , | ie . os - - aa . _ 14, ; “+ ~~ 2824 4% ~~ i m - 5 a ‘ Ral fam, They were full of taits- | hurts wpoearadiy: HELEN ~ “P. S—You silly chile. Tobds Ross doesn’t love me i.” To Be Continued in the Silk, good quailty, $25.00 and Us Wedding Gowns, satin crepe, $35 RAVE YOUK DaESer MADE BY EXFESTs Beading and Embroidery WORK NEATLY DONE - 1412 N. Broadway vo time may iend. you wil! find at the last when the long years ate past. strange though it seem. every rear was a friend. |; RISSOLES. M AKE «a pastry of (one cup flour iwhite). one teaspoon shortening. ore-cuarter ten- @poon salt. one and one-half tea- spoons aking pewder Mi'k to moisten inch thic« Cut in rounds. Put a little dee! Meef en ore «i le ap othr side ower. pinch edges together and fry in het lard ont? light brown Can wee veal ica‘ port ci ipped fine or any kind «of mest “+ ee fer reh and. onty f[anes fiwm five te .8 = 2S? os make tem. The arm sent if ms mentioned abveve Mmasaes six te eight. 4 ¥ eee é ae fs fiongg Ki 4 ae

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- - - 2-2 ¥ ciled—j ee on a stunning coat originated in Paris, ion by the woman of fashion. The heavily trimmed with fur on botte touch to the whole. —— = aad model, to the right, of Roshanarg attractive. It is made more 80 by the g0orn the front of the model.’ Fris skirt form a unique trimming to wm w city is always an effective design fp s are used in this robe of white ¢ , which is shown below. erete @& vaetawoes E wusgaweog a — late in the boiling Wa and flour, sifted wim nately, then add eggs stir in nuts and and soda last. ’S FOOD. cup of butter, one It, two eggs, two chocolate, one cup pyne-half cup raisins. quarters cups flour, sugar, two table- rmilk in which has One teaspoonful of up nuts, cream and gar gradually and Dissvive choco- oe ee et er il el ke tts sy 93, 1924. — Child n~, ~~ we ee *"* iin - > 7 9 PPP SP MWe PPBPAP Pam ren’s Stories" ee 2 ; © — ' Wee ; a ee a. ; Nn a sae 45 Maer aD FE POR ie Tey ae TE ey i ee a. ¥ “GANDY MADE AT HOME sO | Simp licity . lt — By Hannah Wing | : se —— ———— Mat- House- Authority on to A Recognized F you can fondant you can make moet of the home- made candies. ters Pecrtaining hod Management. , ’ Fondant made weeks before it to used.. It ripens and mellows with standing. Sugar, like salt, will take mois- ture from the atmosphere, ror an amateur the art,.a clear bright day to the likelihood of success. A thermometer an aid, pro- vided it is.-accurate and has been adjusted to altitude. If vou are used to the old- fashioned tests these genera!ly rec- ognized temperatures may help: The “soft ball” stage corresponds to 238 Fahrenheit and is used for fudge and other soft candies. The “hard ball” stage sponds 248 degrees and is used for taffy The “crack” stage corresponds to 290 degrees Fahrenheit is used for peanut -brittle. popcorn balls and other brittle candies. In making plain fondant remem.- ber: i--To stir the ingredients until the sugar dissolved. °—(Cover the saucepan until the boils. 3—Wash down the sides of the kettle with a_ soft swab dipped in co*d water to re- move crystals as fast as they fori. 4——_Cook until the soft ball stage. 5—VWash down slices of pan and pour syrup slowly on platter or slab moistened with cold water. 6—Let stand without disturbing until cool around edges. 7—Work with spatula or broad-edged knife by lifting from the edge toward the center until fondant is white. 8 Knead with the hands until smooth and soft. Place in earthen dish until desired for use. The correct proportions for fon- dant are two cupfuls of sugar, 1-3 cupful of water and % teaspoon- ful of cream of tartar. From fondant bons. creams, mints. patties, wafers, and you can color and flavor these as vou choos®. You can use nuts or fruits for filling the bon bons or you can use fon- dant for filling dates. figs or other fruits. You can make coffee fondant by ‘using cloth-strained coffee instead | of water. | You cag make maple fondant by adding ™ cupful of maple syrup | to the plain fondant recipe. | If by any misfortune your fon- | dant crvstallizes and becomes ‘granular you may be able to re- deem it by adding half the original make good best several iS is he adds is dexrces fondant, corre- to rahrenheit and is evrup slowly you can make hon -“ On RP Oe > Rtg © ’ se ANN arts CG EROERT =fre)- hs a 4 ' eee ee eee — - BTES ABOUT ns women are de- equal barber shop rights . the actress, now rname “Mrs. Rodolph isi.” . * > colored policewoman itn i States is credited to Los mm Cal. . os > mtanor Poehler is managing ofa powerful radio station polis. > . > is believed to be America's “Mriment house was built in ns by the Baroness Pon- daughter of the Spanish wrof Louisiana. It was in 1846. . . . B Emily A. Holden is prob- the only stenographer who “GER STORES } eee SPANISH VERMICELLI. Break up a half pound package of vermicellP and fry it a delicate brown lard, add a (finely minced onion, a thinly sliced. bud of garlic and a large cupful of to- mato sauce. Cook until the onions and the vermicelli are done, then strain, saving the sauce. Butter a baking dish and put in alternate layers of the vermicelli and grated | cheese, and sprinkle the top with a few dry crembs. Dot with but- ter, then pour over all the sauce and bake a delicate brown. WOMEN plies her trade on the briny deep. She has a tiny office aboard the Aquitania and makes each trip with the giant liner. 7 > . in hot of Chicago, being the the country io natural- Mrs. Mary Bartelme, has the distinction of first woman Judge in to administer the oath ized aliens. * . _ About one out of every thousand actresses become leading women in film productions. Remarkable Discovery Banishes Gray Hair A Proved Substitute for the Lost Pigmentation Original Color Quickly Appears Science again has scored a triumph in the discovery of a very remarkable liquid known as Kolor-Bak. If you are gray, just apply this liquid to the hair or scalp and your hair will soon take on the actual color it had in the past. Not a trace of grayness will n. . ep each color — no samples of hair required. You will = — fter using Kolor- e ~~ has the same shade th t. It does not appear nig faded or “‘dyed.”” Every scientist, every physi- cian, knows that gray hair is hair that has ceased to receive its nor- ma! supply of coloring matter or dandruff, and prevents itching of the scalp and falling hair. Thoroughly cleanses scalp and hair. Kolor-Bak Banishes Gray Hair SPECIAL SALE 3 Days Only Pa, Ropes: #130 Wolff-Wilson scalp, - shock of some kind, scalp olor-Bak is see how : the natura! to it Kolor-Bak is used. a real — for __|amount of water and recooking. e | M _ Mewspapers; end he goeth to his grave an Unsung Hero. SOOO POO OOO DOOD DODO BRD LD DOLD LODPIDODP_OD_OP_PPaAP AP DDB PD LOL Pee he he ae o He . - B y POOL el eh HELEN a i i ee world of “‘flivvers.”’ SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON | ROWLAND Nt et al all ltl lt lt tt lt tl lal ltl alll Y DAUGHTER, as a bright star in a murky sky. as a perfect blonde in a brunette chorus, so shineth a good husband in a Hig price is above radium, yet his nam: is NOT glorified in the Hie ariseth with the alarm clock and returneth from the office at the appointed moment; mouth. He handeth over his weekly asketh only for carfare therefrom. hats and compliments are not saved for OTHER women. carriage with He admireth his wife's He pusheth the baby mitteth his wife to drive the car. and the telephoned EXCUSE is not in bis pay check without murmur and | extolleth her tastes. his own hands——and per- He accepteth whatsover is set before him and complaineth not, but PRAISETH his wife's cooking to her face. He iaboreth hard at the office all day, and at the end thereof is | too weary to stay to be beautified by the blonde manicurist or to ' linger at the camouflaged corner cafe. When the friend and the stranger invite him to the feast. he saith always. ‘“‘}- will ask the Wiff.”’ Hie keepeth his moneys, his religion and his social ambitions in ' his wife’s pame and permitteth cravats. He asketh only for the right | own politics. | Fashion Frills ° | sort, | geen today | hats. A Claridge's | of the diners wore an evening cloak He contenteth himself with cheap cigars and a pipe, that his wife | ; - |and I'm sore from my nose to my } her to choose his friends and to his OWN safety razor and his mgy wear orchids; and weareth flannelette pajamas that she may be clad in al! silk. His wife is known in her clubs-for the glory of her raiment ana is envied among women. He is a martyr to matrimony and a monument to devotion. ‘Yet no statue hath been raised in his bonor; though his name is LEGION and his numbers are as the flowers of the field. For only the short-weights and the wicked husbands are immor- talized in the news columns and in history. Verily, verily, the best wives may be made in France and the world’s greatest lovers in Italy. But the best husband is the AMERICAN MODEL 1924! And she that findeth one of these findeth a GOOD THING! SELAH! Copyright, —~ ee 1924. 4 i i Cashmere hosiery is sensibly enough being worn by women who for their hea'th Of light have some regard weight is these chilly days. and soft texture, embroidered with gay clocking. * > > Embroidery of the most striking in dazzling colors, is on glioves, coats and little cloche has a blue and gold flamingo across it. this hosiery done In in London recently one of black with a blue and green peacock, life-size, back. almost on the es : Philosophical Phrasings Between a bandit who robs the rich financial magnate who robs all and which should be and gives to the poor and a gives to nobody, hanged first? + . * Put a padiock on mouth when you feel inclined to speak ill your of anyone. . > os Water alone is powerless: driven the wind, it is an irresistible Co-operation is strength. * . ” by force. In the silent hours of the night he is most happy whose conscience is clean. — -. Children’s Bedtime Story ~. By Thornton W. Burgess in A Good-Natured Relative. ain A pleasant word » —_— lay pave the way For friendship thet will always stay. T was a long time befare [eens Meadow Mouse dared) to creep out from under the} ‘great pile of brush where he had and his, } ,that Nanny Meadow Mouse had - self bis | ‘but because I had to. escaped from Yowler the Bob Cat. Then be made straight for home, | and he didn’t stop until he got there. He had been gone so long been badly worried. “Aren't you ashamed of your- | to leave me here alone to! worry for so long?”’ she demanded | sharply as Danny entered the) doorway under the stump. | ‘Don't be cross, Nanny,’’ Danny begged. “Don't be cross, I didn't | stay away because I wanted to, | I've had | the most terrible time. I never | was more frightened in my life, | | tail.” | he added at the end of his story. ful chances,’ replied Nanny. “IT ‘you had come home with me all ‘this wouldn't haye happened.” . several necessary _ enough. quite contented and happy. saw nothing more of their un- | they had no other relatives down Then Danny told Nanny all, about his —— with Gray Fox and Yowler Mae Bob Cat, and how he bad been knocked about | ‘in the old rusty tomato can. “My, but it is good to be home again!” | “Then I hope you'll have sense | enough to stay home and not go wandering about, taking such aw- | Dannv knew that this was true, so he wisely said nothing. For days thereafter he was content to go no further than was in order to get food They saw no more of iray Fox or Yowler the Bob Cat. Th fact, they saw no one to be afraid of. Bob White came around every day and Whitenose the Fox Squirrel paid them a visit now and then. They began to feel They pleasant relative, Little Robber the Cotton Rat, and they had no desire to see more of him. They had about decided that there in the Sunny South when cne moonlight night, when they had ventured a little further than usual from home, they unexpect- Chipso’s Extra Advantages are PROCTER & and Nanny Nature. \ -~Old Mother \ “ a & % © rv. . x Te) ~ —_ -—~ [ jf eit “Folks call me Trader the Wood Rat,” replied the stranger promptly edly came face to face with a stranger who, at first glance, they knew must be a relative. That he was a member of the Rat tranch of the family they had no doubt whatever. , He was considerably than Little Robber the Cotton Rat, and quite naturally Danny were afraid of him. They turned to run. “Don’t do that,’ squeaked the stranger. “I won't hurt you. It seems to me I've never seen you before. You must be cousins of mine, so let's get acquainted.” His voice was squeaky, but he spoke so pleasantly that Danny and Nanny stopped. He was sit- ting full in the moonlight, so that they could get a very good look at him. The very first thing they noticed was that he had big, soft, dark eyes. There was nothing ugly or mean about those eyes, as there is about the eyes of most members of the Rat family. They ywere gentle eyes, and at once Danny and Nanny lost all their fear. bigger “Who are you, if it is polite to ask?"' inquired Danny. “Folks call me Trader the Wood Rat,” replied the stranger promptly. “It must be that you are strangers down here not to ‘know me. IT thought everybody knew me. We must get acquaint- ed, seeing that we are relatives.” ~_—_—_—_-- (Conyright. 1924.) _. APPLE WHIP FROSTING. AKE 2 egg whites. % cup powdered sugar, 2 grated tart |apples, few grains salt, 2 teaspoong gelatin, 2 teaspoons cold water, Put ithe egg whites in a bow!, add the | Sugar, grated apples and salt. : Beat with a wire whisk until stiff, and then beat in the gelatin, which has been allowed to stand in cold water a few moments and then melted over steam, | Spread this on the bottom layer _to within half an inch of the edge; | wait a few moments, then spread /on the next layer and continue un- til ethe three layers are in place and the frosting all used. ’ | ADVERTISEMENT Dandruffy Heads Become Hairless tiful, glossy, silky hair, do™by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve youg hair and ruin it if you don’t. It doesn't do much good to try to | brush of wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dis- solve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use — to moisten the sealp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff wil! be gone, and two or three more applications will éom- pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop, and your hair will look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. Four ounces is all you will need, no matter how much dandruff you have. | This simple remedy never fails. Coffee. ing the secrets is ‘“‘Good to the - 7 < ‘ Good to t ast Drop | : - MAT long miles over deserts and seas were traveled that you might receive a greater degree of enjoyment from Maxwell House Fifty years were devoted to master- of coffee-making which are responsible for the unmistakable fragrance and flavor within your cup. No wonder Maxwell House Coffee Last Drop.”’ if you want plenty of thick, beau- | ff /

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fe doe a re" er as bh ng Mees — ye Rs. ~ ~ Ree COMIC PAGE , ae WEDNESDAY | Se . penne 28, 8830. } Fn JANUARY 3a ag PACsE 3) i ee sane ” (259 vo RE Rare SOME FLOWERS! Trriusillh VENICE, ILA. To morals it's a menace, rena was aman in our | Doak te LI> not live in Venice, town Who started many rumors. Where sporty chaps But after they had beev run down _ Are shooting craps , - = “a : , . y a . They always turned out bDloom- Instead of playing tennis. * 4 t f 3 ers. , — & iS sy © 1924 er Inet Fearure Seevice. Inc: ‘F He teamed up with another guy, FAR SEEING. A bird of kindred feather, | “Johnson Sees Flag Chance for 7 : SS ! = ee | Whe specialized in nailing lies | ate * ; | = 4 pec ; . CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN MICKEY (HIMSELF) MeCUIRE—By FONTAINE FORE P E C TE D 3 HUHGS ‘And seo they worked together. Good eye. Ban. Who's your oc- ulist ’ Copyricht. 2924. The rumor guy would start a war — S ? 7 Be | | - : : ' AY I Do G Cc TC Ee . * pe: , ———_ ; With greatest ease and unction; We take it that the relations be- ' H y | A O ; . . M STER A H R . i 4 = 4 | " , He'd murder noted mea galore tween Mellon and Cwuzens are | 6% > j : | Mh ‘ Do ‘You KNowW WHoSE DOG e | | a Without the least compunction. |somewhat strained . é j ee | AITING , | THAT 1S You Got ? ) oe nn | ais | | THATS MicKEY | ‘Drains are a And to the world retail it, St AS peer i} 9 uonal mai. r nas a2vour nine : : : . | : if t c o And then with all his main and)... ana only one plate. Rat a MSGUIRES DoG oe might, : : ee heavy embarrassing, we .c@iis it. oi The other guy would nail it. Kant, dl . Prince | | Bali players are ne | yearer TOO TRUE. ‘lowed to put nails in their bats ) Napoleon x ‘The United Railways report shows | 1) ,.ever they can still wear spikes | brain ae . falling off of passengers. There's in their shoes. | Ww. “ is betw y . F =O. ’ ~~ i ae for action by the new Gov- al And the Wear old public not only _ : “ay t in that direction. and & . : = 5 | gtated unofficially that James See where Keogers Hornsby wii! ikes it - ‘or 68 a) z = , ' h he] © ww, ! - 4 > MM. P.. is elready being o.une nei ins . t jj , , - P ree | | j | : a7 ae 4 famine relief movement. EVE RY DA | | By / Ge ) — The new Prime Minister's inter- Y | | = = ) — : _ 3 7 k in the League of Nations is well S — | — l. and according to the Daily me gr he contemplates an ex- pe’ ’ 7 ~ | ef ths League section of “ } watch You : ; . 7 SPireien Office in order to use ‘fe the utmost as an In | os Geral pacification. this | according to the newspa- | —— ee : = BR Macdonald means to devote | - i effort towarg the earty in- BUT IT DOESN’T MEAN ANYTHING—By RUBE GOLDBERG — 2 Cee ie ee |S League _ Teo Replace Lord Cecil. Daily Telegraph also asserts the Premier has invited Lord | 3 oT, the Lord President of the | A MCAXOMNENIT — ancti. to represent Great Pritain SEthSom HAS : Pthe League (council, replacing PASTTHiIngG TO | ome of Chelwood— until ROOBLE - , \ oY DO witht THe | “ d Robert Cocl— who is | OF SAWING Done BY THE j rie | | EVENT IT 1S SuPPOsee ‘a Sentrary to the general belief | ETHING JUST AS KNIGHTS OF 7 | yi] : “TO COMMEMORATES 3O_ | © what is suppesed to have /|™® : — oe ‘ AS { = * i j 4 “Tt: : his ow hy intention originally. "bee . ) 7 | Monald. the Daily Mail states, | *#ther : Qecided te 0D the appoint- &¢ said, Me to the royal household with | Sia te thers of ow own party. he appeintment of Miss Mar- | Bondtield - : 7 18 & “When arrested he had a b sin to appear > fi + sf : >. - ‘ser? " : > 1} " Containing leuer and three SILK it’s a sien that i ; ‘i 2% @ carbo. _ ad e tw Liaston bw the rumeor reute PI " te oh ee “ ¥ . | ~ = ws SS a? Fat . . : ’ ion + aH | = | : : s.* ih wre _-_ . * if x ss « eet aad a ge Aft 4 Ss ee we ee le ail Z [er ae : . ten some surprise | NE ; a M ine Bondfield did not get a ea ip abinet rank, bet it te . ‘she herself did. got wish Mstine tion. . ot ¥ Astor. at a potitical meect- . ‘artier in the day had PB \vcrm | *Xtremea regret * ~ MY WIFE WONT ANIL WER TRE Prone / sTaTIOw BROADCASTING: , i ——— 3-2. I™m A CHANGER MAN. = \ wOw Tt. Cet iw AnD \ STORIES By Irvin S. Cobb. wit S CAs NER UE Te BES MutT SPEAKING. WIFEY, DEAR, | , | CRGIVENESS So r'A. GOMMMA VLS HERE OW BEwdED Knee NCVCR STAY OuT LATE ANGATS GecT HER Antwee. Tees ANY MORE: DEAR, My HEeaRT 1S A GREAT (DEA. - GAN think of . r Tee RADIC.L SHE'S A RADIO BUG. Po G2 a e time one | J wae Se teeta vere Man the story of the 5S SS Sg | S4c% vem of ove 'S BREAKING. wim Tears AF SO ENS APPEAL. | te bho sat in bis palatial offic 7 Se ~ LITTLE SON— rt LCAG STREAMING Down “y Cheeks | WOVLD AcciT A HEART | one day when a ragged. timorous fizure came creeping into his — —> = —— 7 HOLD Him i My | = BEG cE You To of sSTone-: r presence. Me recognized the newcomer as an old friend from the old SSE ee 5 por Se | At this juncture his old friend barst into violent weeping. He , _ Bremeed & push-button in the side of hin desk. A Drawny porter an- @mered the ring. “Jim,” said the merchant, between sobs. “throw this | SRR ont—he is dreaking my heart!” eh a | (Copyrighted, 1924.) ih a ih ss ? oe (tee A