St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 24, 1924

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ee nee a hex. Gye res eG — een oe ee eres OPN OM eee KPa eT Oe: JT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ,KER- Lice . WW WOSED FURNITURE SOLD! ; : Household Goods “Wants” printed in the POST-DISPATCH in October. 3] MORE than in ALL the other st oe Louis newspapers COMBINED! Vi posr-pisratcR ADS QUICKLY SELL piscarps; THANKS -THOSE ARE GLAD WORDS-PETER RABBIT wa + BYOL. 77. NO. 78. 3 PRICE 2 CENTS LIQUOR THIEVES CALL AGAIN AT LEITER’S CELLAR ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1924 —36 PAGES. CAUGHT IN CANADA Ssa"6SSon MERCHANT SLAIN COMMUNITY FUND EGYPT PAYS UP BUT YOORETZ 1S gemma, IN HIS HARDWARE $676,000 SHORT PROTESTS AND BRITAIN F.’. )AOUND LIVING FB) STOREBY ROBBERS. OF GOALLASTDAY, "c=" APPLIES MORE PRESSURE \¥h | Mass., Nov. 24.— | |Max Biederman, 1407 Task of Raising That 7° ee ee | Franklin Av., Knocked) Amount Before Nightfall | s:0,000 wortn of liquors was taken a pee Ipiicaco Broker, Who Dis-| harm? += aS Unconscious and Dies an| Faces Workers as Cam- - Ry NGF WRITE CAIRO PREMIER ME GREAT PLEASurE| Wy speared & Year Ago, Is) i egg. Y CFCOND CHE y RESENT TO Yoy ‘Arrested in Hotel at , fen , FOR $700,000 : $2,000,000 ‘FINE, Baran had rushed to tue Latter ee Pe eee: bata, ' $50,000 worth of liquors was taken Saturday, was raided again early . today of the $10,000 worth re- || Hour Afterward. paign ‘Draws to End. RPRISE-—~~ Halifax. TED LAND ene | es AND OIL SCHEMES vos aoe ng Maia ge hie e Demends on| ‘ns ineaueneui Phe ach | t . urned Inside Out an a rT the eight men were ordered inte Indian Ruler Stopped Pay- a” THEN HE RESIGNS ment on It, However, §@ | King Fuad Calls on Senate Head to Form New Gov- maining. The eight men involved . . = . . the lice - : hile Rifled and the Till Emp- Raising the Minimum of | € police car with Dolliver, while ernment to Meet Situa- | | CHICAGO SWINDLER Eight Load Remaining $10,000 WAN ~ —— ae | MODERNIST LEADER IS ‘NERVOUS WRECK’ ; Be VS MEGOE EEE POLLO OES RR DN OIE PII | & . 2 ; conte a wt Se . $1,075,000 HAS BEEN PLEDGED THUS FAR TWO NEGROES SEEN | RUNNING FROM PLACE They left the liquor behind. Notified by Caretaker Percy Sur- ley that he heard the truck leaving, a a een eee - i ae iy ES ay. S $ ‘RS, a: wwe AES So's “ ‘ ee tine oe ae etm. is ; ’ ee ee fmily and Friends Had In- vested in Ventures—Wife § Gave Up Home to Satis- were arrested with the load by lo- cal police, only to overpower Pa- Fagan took charge of the truck. tied. $1,751,521. a pr naeee turned on thelr Ste] Coguel iy “See a ses ces | an eee | unconscious, took his revolver and ‘‘Blackmail’’ Suit ee, trolman James Dolliver later and LEO KORETZ itor soon afterward, knocked him Max Biederman was murdered} The Community Fund campaign | fled. They went in the direction of DOCUMENTS STOLEN, FRANCE TO PARDON GERMAN escape in the police automobile. | Salem, it was said. today by robbers in his hardware |today was $676,039 shoréof its goal CONVICTED OF WAR SEIZURE |store at 1407 Franktin avenue. | of (§1,751,521.15, the amount re-| MaNy MOE BOYS THAN G | r , ™ wit ak J | ; ’ iS . Ve IRLS i . : Gen. von Nathusius Sentenced to| He was knocked unconscious, |quired for its 50 charities and phi- LAW CLERK SAYS tion. PeaLIFAX, N. 5. Nov. 24.—Leo mete te Peteaas moan oun gg suffering a fracture of the skull,|lanthropies during 1925. The 10-| BORN T0 AMERICAN MOTHERS | Bi 6: BRR g re i ha ‘oO Fr ico ; an | if t id day campaign is scheduled to nd | 1969 t 1000 Recorded for Native tonight with a meeting at Moolah White Mothers; Italians Show Low Masculinity. to the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, Nov. ures compiled by the Census Bu- Taking Private Property. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Nov. 24.—The French Government has decided to parddn Gen. von -Nathusius, the German officer convicted at Lille last week and died at City Hospital at 1:20 an hour and a half after the ALEXANDRIA CUSTOMS SEIZED BY BRITISH Action Called First Measure Papers Court Ordered Pro-| duced Are Missing—Bank ~ Accounts of Mrs. Robin- son’s Friends Produced. alias Lou Keyte, was ar- ed at a hotel here last night on charce of using the mails to de- | ud, to the extent of $2,000,000. He will leave for Chicago in a few p. m., Temple. Statement of Chairman. Thomas N. Dysart, chairman of assault. Special Biederman, who was about 46 24.—Fij 7 ” z- uNncOoONnSCILOUS | ,the campaign, today issued this PO. Fe years old, was found Ktra gift—s films in all. y suffered a severe illness. By the Associated Press. parently dead. When I turned the about séven months in 1925. What lowest being 1025 in 1922 and the later wrote a check for £150,000' in eentved extradition and sentenced to a year’s impris-!/tehind the counter of his store DY | etaten aan . ou : - ~~ > 7 “Pinehurst” an historic resi-| and is a bad policy so long as the! cof the counter pounding an oil can) : : a . Be por Sete Sere a PRS Seen proximately $750,000) as the price afternoon. be : 4 the Special Gifts Division is hold j d Ital tive] tf envied person tn your lo-e a } H id Principal offenders escape paying against a stack of tin pans. NE Pc mast . ‘ Si0n is Oid- jtries an aiy, respectively. ef keeping his relations with Rob- The Admiralty has ordered the o Se homage Ag aa eon et er diigo the alty | said I‘m trying to raise some- ing several large pledges in re- “The negro, year after year, inson's attractive wife from the : ig § nk 12 Sie art pic- eee for the property and has ae body,’ and I heard a groan from|*...*: There is no basis for this |shows comparatively low masculin- knowledge of the world superéreadnougnt; inom une es ? = =e 7 ‘ me Seton sen pened Peta belief. ity, the greatest for this race in : : Alexandria, Egypt, the battleship E c each Then remit as per improved it to the value ETE hehind the counter Ah ys cz One of the counsel for the de- . — ; ..4 ine same Sen j | “The ount “ r © i f nebo. Disco ervous Col- Ma) Said and the cruls- fone same day Send no 5,000. He represented him- DUTCH FLYER COMPL S “I leaned over the counter and|/_. amount thus far sub-|any of the six years from 1917 to fending bank, which alleges black- very of N aya to Port : Z th: first in your locality to ’ “ge pga Saigon 9300-MILE FLIGHT T0 JAVA ca ieee iinet aeed - dis, scribed is sufficient to operate our |1922 being 1033 in 1918. The Ital- mail. déciared that not cals het i er Caradoo and two destroyers 4o = ie machine. Keal Charlie as aman of wea s | sa : pPding * 8P-'50 charities ana philanthropies for ;ians also show low masculinity, the the potantate paid £150,000 arg lapse Made at Hospital the Sudan. ’ ’ j —_-oo— ept. P.D. 160, Tyrone. © ADOORESS Pa. re a full beard, which he ex- as necessar}) owing to an on of the teeth an jaw. Members of Yacht Squadron. ® With bix wealth, his generosity mf interest in the country, he at ate became popular and had even -—-The Dutch airman, Vanderhoop, WELTEVREDEN, Java, Nov. 24. } who started from Amsterdam Oct. | 1, arrived here today, completing a flight of more than 9300 miles. Accompanied by a mechanic and an observer, he undertook the jour- negro had run out the door.”’ Coughlin ra nto acorner drug store and found a policeman. The negroes had escaped without any- one seeing in what direction they ran. Biederman’s pockets were torn they are going to do after that is purely problematical. literally thousands of men, wom- en and children in the city and county to whom service of various kinds must be denied during 1925 ‘ft if this campaign falls short of its There are highest 1043 in 1917 and 1920.” Of the 1922 births 911,831 are males and 863,vu80 females. The pirth rate for 1922 was 22.5 to 1000 population, and the death ‘rate 11.9 tn 1000. more. Apparently his highness had reached the end of his patience with the payment of this last large sum, however, for he informed the authorities and the check as stopped in England. A further thrill ~was given the Where Preacher Goes for Treatment for Anemia. Epecial to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—The con- dition of the Rev. Percy Stickney By the Associated Press. CAIRO, Egypt, Nov. 24.—Lord Allenby, the British High Commis- sioner, at noon today informed the Egyptian Premier, Zagloul Pasha, that instructions had been given for | to preach a sermon shortly , aan and turned inside out, as from a nj ‘a Ress. s the local church. He made fre- ee ee ee “, ogni hasty search, and all that was left : BOMBARDMENT BY PLANES crowded courtroom when William/|Grant, 64 years old, modernist | British forces to occupy the Alezx- A ag exuteleet ta nices lent visits to Halifax, where he aia ora as ecg eee ali tins tien Mien le atinme a ~ — a Donors. Cooper Hobbs, described as a so- léader and former rector of the/jandria customs. This, he said, was SS @irik. men aHd women. Millions mame a member of the Nova ni : oe ee ea oe had no cash register, but the till | :,,) ~ 7 subscribers thus far FAILS T0 SINK WASHINGTON licitor’s managing clerk, who was)|Church of the Ascension, who is @/+ne first measure to be taken in | syuarest plan for twenty -rizght vears i . | touched in his flight were Constan- z ‘ | include all classes of resident aj , , é igi- G@ We first im vour town a Yacht Squadron and his en tinople Calcutt R: 3 was empty. An empty quart soda- | Amon: the contributi a sald to Lave been in England org patient at Mew Sere Se: Tae consequence of Eg 5 D160. | TYRONE FA. inments were always on a lav- Bin 0a . ie oe eee fottle, apparently blood- | chaaie seaeaie ar — yesterday | sir Attack to Be Renewed With 10| nally to act for the Robisons in/caused the specialists attending yets pon-ac- oo we gt scale. Seange a stained, was found near the body paraee age ees fei steer ig Machines Carrying 14-Inch the latter’s projected divorce suit,| him grave alarm. ceptance of all the British demands TRY : ! , . , ‘ , , s ~~ 2 : nose jess fortu- : r , . ‘ ast Koretz, who was known here as Weltevreden is a subwtb of Ba- Police think it was used to subdue| nate than herself’: $1.6] , ets ee ee ee ee Se ee a owe he ee ee GUADLY e, posed as a retired million- who gratified a hobby of con- tavia, capital of the Dutch East In- dies. Vanderhoop was delaved Biederman’'s resistance. The mer- chants’ face and head were beaten i from | Schoo! children who are served by | the Junior League lunchroom at By the Associated Preas. NORFOLK, Va., Nov. 24.—After certain checks which he had been ordered to produce in court had been stolen from a strong box in night, stating that his malady was “anemia.” To friends he explained. “I’m back where I was 18 months Lee Stack, the Sirdar. The Egyptian Cabinet, headed by Ch * ng a book shop in Madison/during his flight by an accident at! ..verely. pena ae vn iw ite caused by weather uve. New York. He carried high | Philippcpolis, Bulgaria, necessitat- 2. : : agate ey Aameetien, and | ee a pblininscs oon his office. ago,” seeming to indicate that he| Zagloul Pasha, tendered its resiz- Beautiful neial references from the Bank | ing repairs to his machine. Biederman did not recov-| "0 &a ee ee ereatnauht Attacked by Both Sides. had been suffering 11] health at the|nation today to King Fuad, who Rosewood Finish Nova Scotia. Through a local senescence er consciousness He resided | ‘UPChes to give to the Community im possible, the wate reacpou These checks were said to have|time when hia doctrinal controver- | accepted it. ms ported Instrument store he purchased much fic- HAS HARDENING OF THE NOSE at 4029A Ashland avenue and/| Fund; a $40 pleuge from « social | Washington was subjected to bom-|, as one for £130,000. Hobbs sy with Bishop Manning starte¢.| The King summoned Ziwar and on one occasion intro- eS is survived by his widow | vorker whose salary is $110 a bardment from the air yesterday _ in his testimony was in an un-i He resigned his rectorate last June, Pasha president of the Senate : — % — , - > _ ~% - lows . s¢ montpn: an ar th e . =o ot ten j r } 9 vio oa a P ¥ wife tw lovers of a young man, who he said Philade}phian Saffering From jand two children, Alexander, 18, | ee i ane another from a widow |another step in the experiments to atewiatitin position, being under|giving broken health as the rea-| who consented to form a Cabinet. ae 6ShRe GIVEN = . . Rhino-Scleroma. ‘and Vivian. 9. For about 25 vears/| who is living on a smal] month]~/test the vulnerability of the new ; E ais only 12 boxes q manager of his New York | | ee oe espn cape paes Se T F-5-L | Cross-fire from both sides. The | son. The acceptancé of the premier- in Pree illustrate! = P th tore b a P — JE ae ner. ae lin avenue. Fiis little store was | Tonigh Ss meeting will open i type bombing planes from the M Rebtnese and others, -eon-|ties 60 the case announced tha‘ pected to complete of : yk Kiven iree with panied to a s y case of rhino-scleroma, a rare filled wit " he stock af orm — with invocation by the Rey. Wil- Hampton Roads naval base, each airs. - = ‘ » - ‘ the task ; mee. Simply send g woman hich hard he - LALi€ ith th uC f hardware |, ‘ spired to blackmail the Indian | /’Fr- Grant had suffered a nervous 4 forming a Cabinet this evening, is 160. TYRONE. PA. PWhen informed in the hotel by a ee ene leek enk, which collected about jam Scarlett, dean of Christ)carrying several 14-inch armor-|) | popinson denied that | collapse. . ' [believed likely to ease the situa- a —ateien P sa orme n : v a almost reckiike texture, is chal- ii eesit Goor ba such volume that! ( hurch Cathedral. Chairman Dy- piercing shells, participated in the;~. mn h nie wats ve = tiew| Dr. Frederick F. Peterson, a neu-| tion, as Ziwar is known as @ mod- a | that he was under arrest, 'jenging specialists at the Howard ae Ca ae , ..| Sart will then call for the reports | attack but just how many, if any, | Cer De or his wi re parties | . . ‘ . tz said: “all right, boys | Fospita! The victim is a man who there was just room for one Der-1 af team captai ~~ 4 ‘ to anything of the sort, but ac- | rologist, deciared that Dr. Grant) erate man and universally liked. : x : ‘ nt ~ —* . st ade, , | captains, hits w gist was not ascer- egg aie -e | men At ; ” ° E> C ty have no trouble with me. hows been suffering for five years. |°°™ t enter- | — bewadte ayy, Peacgpuieares cused Hobbs, with others, of hav- | ¥@5 Mga eredi rm ix foes eee that ik dee aaa comme oa ia . SEND NO y me admitted, the officers said, oine — a] ne ‘beeeererne ay Apia ; blackmailed the Prince and | ®0Unce con ’ tical outloo if Receiving MONEY a he was the man described in ioe Sa abet —— es as BROOKHART T B c RTIF SENATOR WARREN DECLINES | No aerial attack, twice postponed s omnananhal money which his| According to bis physician, Dr.j will be produced which will ob- 3 Outfit . Se at a eredeabe into consultation, but the patient 0 F F IED | POST OF SENATE [FADER Pecos of weather conditions, was | #P sa. antiaieiiead ih pm | Grant does not appear physically| viate the taking of the further . ss 0 Ko . a has obtained littie relief. ‘again deferred today because of a highness inten ed as a settlement broken and he insists his mental| measures which the British have Most astounding sen extradition warrant for the ar- ' : |Wyoming Man Says He Belicves| severe storm off ths coast. Robi aaserted that he knew | *@culties are unimpaired. When he/| considered necessary. we have ever mad? ea : edt geen ease the nose assumes a tougn. | ie AOE Curtis of Kansas Will —_ aie ro ' Pes | resigned he explained that a coun- The indemnity of £500,000 de- : the pean famous ie be ore — > tha tng leathery texture and it gradually | Announcement by Sccretary of the Get Place Rookworm of Beetle Family of only £25,000 being paid by the try life had been prescribed for him | manded by the Bri a vine - cal y use of “the contidence | hardens until the nostrils close en- Iowa State Executive By the Associateq Press. _ 7 P Prince until he discovered that ‘ote eae tish- ‘ em Bog . Samuel J. Richmond of iii Sa te - lest atee wextial Ciesieett. WASHINGTON “Sead Sei by the ge gee A pook.| Hobbs and others had obtained ppeueene-se - a Wie ees monte Aggy at ewig Fe 2 mst rar ine 0 to the extent of $38,400. wreneulation ensues. Peas Cera ka Wanton tian & ah mesg CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-— £125,000 more in his (Rebinson’s) | r. Grant sa ast bp en “EY overnment at 11:45 ‘ s The f Waives Extradition Richts. > | By the Associated Press rosieiuhe -ep.7 yoruUne, WNO!l worm has been discovered in the : p his arrival at the hospital: “I went/|o’clock this morning. Allenby hed : radio | & i. ? + " lo of ET aR ERROR O NIN DES MOINES, Ia., Nov. 24.—j| was in line for the Senate Repub- Field Museum of Natural History | ™@™®*: tobinson claims that mel the country and had a good | demanded the sum br noon. sd * ogre 7, Pape Basa a gree oe by WEMBLEY SHOW T0 CONTINUE Senator Smith Brookhart won the | lican floor leadership under th. and this specimen proved to be of bank reer ic epaliag seman «| summer. Lately, howev-r, my trow- The payment was accompanied 2 — ee Wallace in County Court | Duke of Devonshire Named on election for the United States Sen-| seniority rule, announced todav/ing beetle family, it was disclosed | Hobbs, and o ; e*” | ble has broken out again. by a note protesting against tre 2 Phe mayvel | | . in his contest with Daniel F.| that he would not accept the post|,.4... . -|natures, and that the money, In “ ‘ , British 4 4 ‘iison Radio is Oretz did all he could to expe- | Board of British Exhibition. ate in , today. The worm, less than a quar : e gone to Rob-| “About a year and a half ago— emands for evacuation vf or receiving the extradition proceedings By the Associated Press. Steck, Democrat, in the recent elec- and asserted the belief that Sena- ter of an inch long, was found by reality, should have gone to cae la vear ago Sast May, to be exact—I the Sudan by Egyptian troops and oa —llpaelaggen pops we TRUST YOU’ at his request Judge Wallace LONDON. Nov. 24.—The British{tion, by 755 votes and will be cer- eo were Soe ver RT one part’ | Edward E. Mayer, museum trustee, | !nson. t th ritnesses today |had this curious blood condition. | for the a + Bon an 4 peceiver responds to any wave length from W Up a paper to be signed by | Empire exhibition at Wembley will| tified for the office by the State w = would BO aGvanced te the eating the pages of a shipment of Among _" ae potter g ‘American | Physicians told me I had only 40 tion to the nes of the tish & an 7 Canata and Cuba. tt pe ots Prisoner. When completed, the | be continued another year, and the Executive Council. Ray Johnson, | P°** ee 'books received from Mexico for the be ger sip PH neil ae per cent of che blood I should have. Government concerning the prote>- : 3 he and pane DD soyand oer recited that while the pris- | existing board. with the addition|secretary of the council, announced W D WALTON KILL SELF | Newberry Library, in which Mayer ank a ae om da omnia in | They said my condition was due to tion of foreigh interests in Egypt, ‘ ope a, Concerts. singers. vaudeville ant admitted there was a prima /| of the Duke of Devonshir®. will be|today after the official canvass of de § | is interested. Hobbe rag conn of the bank with [sewer gas, which demands the note charac- . | a hey acai ae acces Wade Case against him in Chicago. | authorized to take the necessary/the vote. AT ANNA (ILL. ) FARM —— sae Ba ming ge that 90 000 “IT understood a lot of sewer gas ae eee rs 4 and #5 explained in our big cata Genied his cuilt. Koretz asked | steps for its continuance, according Steck is expected to contest the ‘ wai See ‘ 458 of was found in the rectory and that ) sib general - ibeolutely FREE. Write at once this be eliminated, which was/| to a resolution passed today by the] election in the United States Sen-]| special to the Pod}Dispatch, FAIR TODAY AND TUESDAY; a SO an ae to | between $200,000 and $300,000 wag ne ggg be somewhat excited. as- . ILSON CHEMICAL CO. She, and he signed the dooument. | council of the exhibition. ae) ANNA, Ill, ‘Nov. 24.—W. D. LOWEST TEMPERATURE 28 an account of the Indian Prince’s|*pent in clearing it out.” = hinds mg ong . my : aa 3 “. FF. 9. 1a, Tirene, Mn.. a When told that under the usual oe gam i ea The official figures in the sena- Walton, a large landowner in the BAB i ne Reem otdin aid-de-camp., and another It was explained that in the last ly 4 Agere, wus F. ‘A , ure he could have 15 days { W h W b torial contest as given out by the] Mississippi Bottoms, Democratic THE TEMPERATURES. ag | account opened for Montague New- | few days Dr. Grant's condition had Oa ee of — police, 4 Which to arrange an extradition | .; tg Or Executive Council, are: Brookhart, candidate for State Treasurer in - oe os petattetage 37 0 . i aonnece nes with £40,000. Newton is ac-| become better than it had been for last night decided sehaeeel joe a ense, Koretz said h@-was ready . 447,706; Steck, 446,951. The offi- 1912 and a brother of J. K. Wal- ea eae 3 11 M.. 2+ 35 cused by both the bank and Robin- | several weeks. It was decided to! sons from a proper qua 3 F feturn at any time and request- Awaits the cial canvass recorded five mor®/ton, Mayor of this city, killed him-| # oa 33 1 D. M..+.-+--33 leon of having been a party to the | undergo a sexies of blood tests and | white they will seations a e that the subsequent proceedings votes for Brookhart than the un-/self at his farm this morning. § a. m..... 7: 2 eae *6 lalleged blackmail. The presiding |it was for this purpose he entered | strike, but remain in their homes. %; -s ‘ in ; : . . . 3 ‘ a a del al ew ‘ e oon e ‘* py. I : , ies — necessitate communication Watchful efficial totals compiled by the As- It is said that financial worries,/ ; a Be |. i inal Th Judge took occasion to explain | the hospital | *. & the Ottawa Government be er sociated Press had given him. with disappointment over the out- Highest yesterday, 48, at 12:1 that the aid-de-camp mentioned | iP ES RE Ca eI, ee 3 sapdb — > ed ) _ it has been said that oppor- : ° , , at llp. m. F ; —_—— oo eo 5 Boag and it was announced than ambitions in this world. | PROHIBITION TICKET GOT which he had on his farms, Official fore- Crowds Wait in Cold. : L\IL COUPON.—NOW _ the Chicago officer may be \ statement; which would prompted the act. cast fer Gt. Leuts| Tne intense interest in the pres-| GIVEN SATISFACTORY TEST A 4 to start for omen 3 ow seem to find daily confir- , —— Soo oS i ich, 11-23 ‘ Morning K Cn eee mation in the classified col- . 1463 VOTES IN MISSOURI w GE CUT IN MAI and vicinity: FPairjent case was demonstrated by the By the Associated Press. Pay ) : i ben . orety had removed his umns of the Post-Dispatch TEXTILE A $ NE long lines of people who stood | PARIS. N 44.—A turbi eae merit ry * boxee Whree Cilovertne Sa : ‘ if at Wanted.” Offi “al Tabulation by Secretary of Rv the Associated Press da es not much 4 é | hi ™ b ‘ | lal 5 a ha art wictures) t6 scil at 23c per sex Oded Stey, 20.000. a | ¢ . : J; ernie s |which the inventor claims com- ae ne piety FREE “ it remit you | The Chicago la es: - 7 ps f ; Here employers make known . State Gives Socialist Labor PORTLAND, Me. Nov. 24.—A change in temper- November fog waiting for court e) bines all the advantages of the ex- Field a S at ‘premium or take com- Other ch = dear as = their heip requirements. « Party 885. readjustment of wages in the cot- ature; the lowest | °P*® this morning. Stylisuly losiv mot and et tur oy oe ee ‘@ expinined in. big catalog. Order T Charges against the pris- 2 Here opportunity looms ‘ealth Land (sin-| West Brook, and Brtnswick, were warmer tonight ; r LAST NAME ONLY in spaces belo” | Trust Co. and the Bayano and you can hasten the euc- 0) 00r ante ————eE ie: atin ee ieee 4 indion north porson. Bird Bath of Stone From France. | derstood to have given full satie-/ unite Timber Syndicate. with of- ceas of your search by mak- oe siininstimates inthlanne The reduction was generally at-| Tuesday fair; not|Prance, is to be “eft im Piney | a -* circular, calling for his arrest, ad of your own and leave it - Prohibition part; me . | } ) ch change in| Branch valley here by Ambassador Work is being pushed on the tur-/| gation tn the the | b le to Southern mu c St. Regis Hotel, New York, with (11463. cribed by textile men to § | , and Mme. Jusserand, as an expres- | bine, which it is claimed revo-| unlimited extent. S last. Accordi 2 , Socialist-Labor party — Johns-/ccempetition and to a poor marke?. | temperature. . : | atto cording to the Chi-/} The Post- ISpa¢cHe s —— ' : The Amoskeag Mejjs, in New| Sun rises to-|sion of gratitude te the songsters lutionize the ; air-| Allenby's ae Sages wan Anarstes Louis’ One Big Want Directory (| Reynolds, 883. | a8 ; morrow; at 6:66 |that, gave them relief during the | plane motor perhaps in some | quested the and his wife, it was al- |) 5 °C" | 2] Commonwealth Land party—/| Hampshire, recently ‘announced a . . | ait als lila a geet . Twelfth Bl. and Olive Street Wallace-Lincoln,” 258 , reduction alse, sets today at 4:42. war from anxiety * a neertaty. Anme oven tho, cen ol h angie ee. 1 Soe . on Page 2. Column 6. am ie : - eae aes , vase Sos ce aiaal alii ; \

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it “@ 7°" Sy a ca cl I RR egg: Yeahs: rhe J Roti ati ad al’ Dut Nelke wants 2 MONDAY EVENING, aT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NOVEMBER 24, 1924. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : he A BREE Gene eee > x eek ad Se er Sa — ¥ ALOE'S CANDIDACY POINTS TO FURTHER DRIFT FROM KIEL G. O. P. City Committee Members Consider Back- ing One Aspirant to Keep Machine Together. SOUTH SIDE URGES KOELN TO RUN Nolte Favored by Majority | of Committee, but He Wanis to Be Renamed Comptroller. that Louis P The certainty Aloe, former presidert cof Board of Aldermen seek the Republican nomination for Maror tm the spring primary Imdcicates 4 furtber decline of th political machine cf Maror Eie! that began four years ago when be Geserted bis friend and political allr, Cir- lerk John Schmoll, in win over his Eamond Koen. from >. ay ~~ cuit tempt to Collector The gradua! Mavror has reacbec a stage wher: members of Republican Ci Ce the ad didate and ganization rather than to érift the , ~ orn Fe ee a. 3 are tra 4 3 Commi visa. b.! ‘- *? se throwing the support Gistribute it p! Sa several candidates and con- te tbe -cisintesgra- the city machire J - > we ind ors! £ ok + — tomb: a st tion of forther - &@eas Mayor BRie™s play for Collector Koeln pg ty at the last elec- &S Di- Schmell ~~ & ~~ eee —_ to reappoint hmol rector of Public Welf are and Koeln were polxXica’ oppo- nermits. This was the firs: » 4 the — KRiei-Scebr o!!-Gold- steir alliiazce and it iz + hat siete the Nat Goldstein c’: — > ie | = boll @ubbed the “Ceurt i couse Ring four vears ago. is @debetire about eupperiing the Marcr fer a feurth — ~- Aloe’s Opposition Material Aloe for years has been 4 lead- img figure im the orgamization aod bis support in the business dis‘rict bas been strong. In 1213, be for Presiden ef Aldermen. ef the pelicies ef the wnyer &chmo Ajoe'’s ienntioen is materta! Victor J. Miller. former tresi- of the Police Board, is in. the Heid and the memory of his 37.74! vote ip St. Lowts im the euberns- terial primary gives politicians conr- eiderable concern. Miler ts not Paying beed at this time to the or ganization. He is quiet'y moving @mong the independean: forces and obtaining pledges for suppert. Behind this stage setting moves the pewerful political fisure of Fd- mon’ Koeln. With organiz- tiem largely rests. and Rusiness interests. If be does mor TZ. = @ apparent A enity ome fm the presen: be can support Koeln suppor Redert Burkham against Marer hes t of the Soar he strona'¥ 2 apd «dminixcration Now, in addition tx be el ee oa the ’ cug >t Kiel in the primary four years ago enc Kiel won -the nominatier by 21.8°° wotes. Two years aro. when Koeln ran ‘for Comiecter, Victor Harry Salisbury : run him. Koeln wil’ not ‘forge: Committee FPavorx Nelte. If the committee bad its choice. Cemptroiier Louis Nolte weld de selected «= 2 can@i@ate. Members of the organization feel he caz win. to be re-slectec Comptroler and t& rot siting cen- sideration to the mn" Lome mayroraltr. Ctr- eult Judge J. Iiuco Grimm would run tf he beliewed be bad a cood Chance Dut his streneth ie tarcely independent and orgsnization con- centration on some other ca >didste Wh independent @efeat him. Miller and Alce are im the race to stay. Miller has said >be would run. and while Aloe wil! make ne @Gefinite ernmatorial showing Alo® is very strerms and ‘he preerect ef Koeein’s suprert. tf the @oes mot rum binteel’. ‘eads to the Delief that the 130.006 rores ta i ty cast tm the Reprdiican orimary wenld De so 4ividet that Maror Kiel would bare bard sledding for a feurth-term nomination. The Maror’s last cam vaign. Tears ago. Wae nO Yed of roses. Me defeated Rober: Burkham. «up- ported by Kein. by 16.306 Im the Betimary and then defeated Jumex« W. Byrees Democrat, tm the eiec- Srengih would ba ran?t. a. ~ InpPesre Ter pei! > ‘atter Gen by 8600, This wae far »de- Mitel the west of the Ucket. a. eae te ; ee Aiee bas broter away and ‘~* ~~ - - — — “a attempting to £¢€¢ copies of 2 : Rk namphiet written br Vicente Bias- threugh a nation-*7c¢ syndicate ~ al — co Ibanez. in denunciation of Kins: headed by J. P. Morgan & (0. Was ‘pcg aaeeer announcei when the Outbox! cicsed 45 minutes afier Alfonso an a ‘Preaniez he Spanish frontier, said today. The printing cf the Spanish edi- tion of the pamphie:— . “f> Aad Br mivum si & me- Dail | had crossed the Prrenmes. Never- | cOmmancec a pre } ail ’ = _— ee —_— - - - « itheless, he af sTms that an at- to three-quarters of a@ point 4d0ov ; ; ) tempt will be mace soon to ciStTID- -h2 opening price of 34. The ini- 7 ~~ wa ~_> ee Je 2% w ~~ & ; ure the mphiets by airplane ; “es . pan§ ry a & ne - ie “ TEES s ow . eam | al transactions ©: tae was “tr oe = « Geciared he eq br the |The au astoun gemerous offers & Sa-¢ \ pud- » —_ 4 | : 2S PRD Purer S PU 95 vears. They are priced at $4 anc Tt. > -~ LICALIOR r accrued interest. to yield FUNERAL SERVICE y SMUGGLE IBANEZ'S OF FRENCH BONDS FOR MRS. HARDING 3 BOOK INTO SPAIN OVERSUBSCRIBED HELD AT MARION exied SO ea ls »s* ’ ; wealthy frien : ; od idings alc ng In ve=t. - held veritable lakes of By tHe Aseociace? Press. | oobh Ghat oats mea atl CHICAGO, Nov. 24.—Leo Koretz. | _ aby” as he described them. p| Pe. } wx. ous | a ag py re he A em Althou 2gh Koretz’s plan was pop- offices in a cown — sn + known as the “Barano Rircr the Drake Hotel here disap-| a pndtgped ps at e . . his schemes tock in ‘ ' ve hee Buabdie.” tee . =" rer ; peared early last December after! -. nor things than oil. induced mary monies. havrirg wealthr hari ’ friends and relatives to invest fm bos) Plans for Big styrene Ba Land De echeme He had plans for bufiding enor- — _ | : Bree CAE f oo. uz? ll ive r o 4 tip that Koretz was in Hall- mous tortumes out of timber. trop: . & os ~~ ws —_— * : oe soe crew Sferanr J« et _ Marion cemetery beside the cask chet tanned, tat Si cali el taches of the State's Attorner’s fce here have described the lame. die as “th greatest confiden ‘is husiness assoctatee and other mportant of the Bay- | | * flewing Reet amen ve -cressed SOUNg at wins | Y€ars. ) ; | | ' : of her husband, whom she followed | tnious he fie ™- ~>-_ ee o6 ~ ~ . ———— ore crecu.cus Se od i ‘rarced a ce ; ee ae +s _ te 3 ,. _ game in the history of the world.” be an oF id Im VRAIS. wet Lee ot si } es | ow! a tt 2 o in death by 15 months i mitt ¢ ax in making ® trip ‘0! The clew that ted to the capture ~*~, ~ ; — -- - ~*~ =~ = 24 ~ ay on: _ ” — ” Hundreds stood in serrow in th: | Panama, men bers of e® parcy ait rigtnnt sob »s_ * e enrses on Koretz - - & oretz OTlé£iz ~~ — Tul —s — , parin ii expens rez 3 | cemetery as the final brief services | Par*2E 2 . a _ . |Cagean, who had seen the missing : ie a promise to reimburse them. to ir- wuaith th Chee on were enid by the Bev. — — oe ct the prospective oil feids. The' — This man. es ~* -~ ° =3 "2 FOr by Ps .. % : 2 [= j pastor of Epworth M. E. Church, of six, Emil Kitzinger, Henry A. ~. — — revealed coon ont ion ; tz oo 7“ : 7 P , K cat +7 Ss torn bad wn wt | Mrs. Harding h a bee . a 2" t= _ Edwin Ma oe Ww ar "2.824 Wil soe atc nevs sn a’ ~ = > fan = > — 7 . —s a (Aey in Lure. Bei , _ member, amd the Rer. Geor w am -. Tneekt Waren at Geter formed Abe Da vis. trustee for the bankrupt Ko- ‘Cantwe! ; ‘thur Leck. 4 years okt oe . a —— m - Pee Oe ee S4aP7 ist LARC es Peas — met , i coms Zimmer ; 4 Chi ago returned = : *- | Church. the late Preside - aren retz estate. The State's Attorney's | 2 pening p Regen cae plier with the word tha ‘we found . : ; Mostir the crowd office immediately set te work in consisted of “e ; : rm |} mothing at ail.” chev gy r- tre tip, It was just a scheme.” Sm § oy 3 sur- | . »e identity of the ends nm landing in New York , i ded upen lan 2:2 in Ye “wealthy man who was living in “iG Way Ut -~ctirement in Nova Scotia. ee - 7 ~~? a get Ss > Wa ot ghbors of the Har ai down and learred and the The Goverr:r- was represented br Hubert) . — — = _ wre = a round ag , te, “see J Dort mysterious i+ Leuis and once in Deteai- he was sentenced to eau ‘taken, but Shea marcia be > /I$15 BERS ESCORT = MANAGER BACK 10. = DANCE HALL SAFE — - —— we Men Stop J. J. Ter 59 nes in Auto Near Home, two suites at Hotel perintendent Shea of Ga Bureag, cropped & things over. Hie tenet tion for ~emembering fru In the lobby. Shea ¥peter: °° _ -r Uas . eee e oe loom ~~ sith a2 geutic Shea's memory drifted tag “Hello, Brooks.” Be aly tre you coing in tows?” Ge of course, assured bim Began Peadquarters. From a ae Shea resurrected a phote > a > elry robbery at the Jeftersag 2 prisoner admitted he was | had $299 in be bigh*®2) =e". vsing almest identi- | y today held up’ *ar.> ~~ amusement piace distance of his him to return Gt sendie him open | Sat in Car ing the Saturday | heart He mid s tbe manag*" of 471 aehin 2 sior forcing and tore = =a pe eee BEe * -_- bal . 4 one a ’ ‘ pleased.” he said . ween mate | he could make his get-awar.” : —a the apg eset a eee | out giving consideration to the op-| Work, Secretary of the Interior,|“" ——“°* “moe ; Davis ts trust ofScer of the Chi-j years im the penitentiagy aut Sunday receipts. that cabled extracts of my brochure ““ ‘tite Mae er a . aa -) Kortezs” family had invested in| — at Pen ~~ —— : ead Suc. - directed Ike axe eli ea ¢ Sas +. ae q | eration oF the Sin azine fund and John W. Weeks, Secretary 0: | -" pany who! i alte intial 4 “azo «6iie 6«2naG OI rus Co... which | roled. He refused te stats In today s ropeery. Grec « cs op OE a Tr « ees Am r 5 ey “9 + : o ~ ’ nis es at as moO: ae s » _ es So = —s = " 3 ane - > z " os cheney momnmtinc te 4249090 a Yea War. Capt. Adolph Andrews re>p-;'~™ me 9 slg rig = frm had offered a reward of $1? -ithe third arrest occurred, others at recetpts which were) Rob You know, the South Americans *O™*? ° . REE 8 eestiens Caattidee were - penniless when he fed. ga9 for the arrest and conviction | _ tage . i Monday morn- . th =... Darah le n ed saat month.y iRBAH-; Teese ed President Cooudcge. » - — tperetss —.0 ; In bis pockets were found ve been oar ROC - re enub! e’ar- -- = ihe a ; w are rea. nMepz Ans at a’ Laney =. ‘al a Mrs. Ko 2 £ave Up Pir nome in sz ee .- , ae a with | webs = Fane rT A Fe -— -™ hh > wt > ee — ments heer nuzIrREe « a] nRUAryY nex... and sobdiers atl Tomb. i st 2 her = ~ Kore — | Dooks showing deposits « a4 rhe nhigs®s 2% men ape a. wise 4 “SS Sen — - aN ae a in 2 +h o- 7 83 ‘ER, V42anrstcn ara oer perscnta. «WF .= Oc ains ae ef the! > ome "Tr arr 7 = pr 3 > ers a - . che re «= ha rT She - * es 2 — s = sale Zi J = - —_ = ote ;* a ek - zi ~ > = ssCat ~ * Y ws 28a : > + é : tC s4..5_7 demands ape CrTeci:.ors . “ua.” i ; = ow e-~ + + a4 & _ + Be 2 AS — ire -o- As ar 3 > 2 e *FTer*, = . > » of the ent re i022 at who »ave- ruarded ~t3e2 tomb Oz : —s ates Mrs. AO! ag [vr the ‘ast _?a “pi .aring the races.” he said. athec "2wv a $3 ye ut in ai- He . s oO -s ¥ om, > Kies 2 AD & . a - -_— . ~ eo *a $e — . —— = ; -_ = - ‘ nity of 506.00@ pounds by noonj=*™ Seater pric anager (Ope pee | Harding since his death, and of a SW¢¢ Of the family. The Federa! months has worked in an envelope | wher they were routed by the psa ; apo Com ngs ere mor er _ ry ‘Sa « A ceo +> **o he m4 > *fertne conhungea z of 169 officers and ine . os - v4 “ by * sae ‘ — idressing orm, as a coal Escape = . So ~s ~ red Tour Exceliemcy will learn i:n/. ot - 3 Senlieaame i : o men ‘rom “Fort Hayes at Columbus, | ™°"*? ‘=a@* ore ac i: Wii woman and at other employment} s Se Agsectateg Press. ted for oravery. — in oo > — =a ate ir OWT : he . hird Are es: f ore iz pas + cotac oR 2" Bereta on 5 yi 21 se ' ser axa other rer hers oO ? the fam a a e ? a‘eg prom . = ” rmer as due course what action is bein) 2 WW. -ding che plans for his > ona « “Paege are the 16mta touch of military dignity to /* | 1 90 pa -., | continually expressing belief thati CaLeESBURG Ei. Su Hail Menager Heli Up. a a i aS Cc ; _3¢4 > rs or Ris mo. a 4 = = — a * pie: 3 re ° "4 Ne a “~~ — > 2 ‘ a -_ , .. . ; # Loe é * sure ~- & aken in yoewr of aed refusa! of re- | tected Sne nish aaa : = % a . ~ > , New To * ‘he ceremonies. The funera! cor- uy as indivi ia-s sos hus Pre. 7c} husband as rot rui! ity of any} ee ar->mned men. who 2S ape Hery tmuday was directed as 2 . - Fe. OSEAN MOYO The Rovel- F* ret 4°. cba anz of Ne OTs . Oe ee eee _ % cs ~* 54 s , 8's Off SS ~~" tees = + ~ ths - . - a aie on ~* m= ~ , ~~ a5 - - - ‘ ™ Tv. -e= oS > - qcirement XO. ¢, regarding aaa PPO- | ist said it would be imspired by the +he National City Co. and Brown teee traversed the same route fom. 5 jane i . , | Btenieeat Wroug Cane /a Cadillac automobile, aii me Joseph J. ° SS after a tt tection of foreign intere ‘ ' tn RS ' ge : sn ‘tet that cate | = ™OPetz’ Was the son of parents of Hundreds of ther clews which! si : « dance hall. whe was ccesteum \z example of the Fremch Revolution.. Rens & (Co ne si+ytiens the Epworth Church that was tak- rats adie — ioailal nae a = — 5 * . : ’ ” - Police Make Demonstration “But the only thing sociaks: e the co-oneration cf hundbe@s! en. by the procession which bere... agers: > tae 3 Saye matey “| were found = fruitiess, Radi o'clock this aflernoon, acting Peic & hree men OS Oe | uD Three - # ™ —- ~ oN — ha! a? - (= &, eee = ate —, a — + ~2 > ~—_- + * 2 > a = >. . oo . » . . - ” : 5s fa k) : = i : ~ - i * in 2 ~ - -" - i > = - i elie ’ —s — Se - =o po >" z t ince o r err =. | +s * — ~ Lee aod »339 i atteSO ui Oe . me publication ,of the British | we should do.” he declared. “would | o¢ banks and bend dealers in alli the bedy of President Harding to er. Meyer. Austrian & Platte _at a eee pss ae Ser ‘elephoned to Pole Gigpree af : a: the) MShway m ~ — . +; é oo “ ses P : “ge o ays , , ‘ as _- «2° ~— : oe — ‘ime 2 ad mroute to =f pi miss » returm to t : re: Ay. SOPSCI: Scions oO. ibe ho'dings of the nebies and give ic The rroceeds of the lean are Winding siowly through the bei ng ad melt ‘. the oh no _ gammenghh &; wrens —a ° - P | headed (his Way, (he Mesmgs a : -='t Ou reat The gizi rer, — ~~" | i ——— - - . e ~ 2 eri ‘ ~ . Mcire SS os w ~ - —_ C- ~ oe % > ~ > \ é -* surepean vernacular newspapers +ac peasant sufficient lamd for +5 he applied the reduction ef cemetery, the procession halted at : "4 o 0 te j h prac: eC ica, again to Argentina, again in| ed. Vermont its abour — fhe hk ra Headquass cr. rer | eer ~ a os * sia —" 5 = . ' . 5 y= 4 bs oT ‘aia ines r Me ~% mS wced at his profe = cn ae iz Lit } 3s cet 2 steed rad . 2 oOorm.ew a! . were @knausiec @arc Gang purposes instead of permit- . 3 s . ‘. “ ” . * aS + ne | -* -_ ~ ~ - tot i tT hed = Ti = not en 4 , - . +z 2 a 53 cad E > -* hn a sks. . be. ie; Oo Cairo = eal 4 - se Vas" rs cts 4 > be used f or le - x re - » rar ae Vk ~ >~* a 7 k-"* 4 = in LY’ : : - © force. at the head of 1%? pasturage of wiid bulls destined for ; Me 5 interest evelopiIng SWamp in matters of money. police azn a| . ek his machine when they fied ii te ~~ _——_ ~ a cest-r =~ « Ss _ ~ on . se ~~ aa ied as > -_ ay Asam serv: - ce ~# » = ch urc’h. ‘>e Sur- ° a = ma at a) eet o Harding . ne "le ~~ —— a ; -™ odes > Ee — » ' | a SS | = = = —_— Rie ye ~ |.40NCS OeCaen several rears later ascot we here said imm ; é new from the safe bat a Serge Se ithe bull tiag. Tou know. a wild! sm tor the urotection and stall] za- dreds stood im silent sorrow. The «ne + : _ otichas Sere ant "| was a member cf the ef wis , : officers th ’ | ve has 2O0F tRe Bre ceciie2l eo. 2 ee. Ses ee ma Su ik se AE Ss . beh _ —_— . : os oes as : i ‘ we ' me lmets, made a demonstratios | bull cowers a Ict of t+er-ttore ana Sr , ae a pen . snced in wen ne went to Ar nsas and con- Liate.F at his disappearance. bat | Flowers sent by President _ was und day at Ther = the beovs im “ —. . pe ” ppatsws pepe — wen ape t i ng rAr7c. Re - ned s prerew: 3c . ‘* a . : > + - : 2 - ™ : ~ * : : ® streets of the c&y. Tt- ther-i te must have plenty of teeway to 2 a & Bes Ae - th " vertec great marshy tracts imto/ led a doubie life, having associated | ia. rested at the foot of ¢& aren where they had aban party ‘te ae — ee “ ’ +48 J a o + er e?: --i9T adin > he services. —_ “ ™ # —— ee mi —— : ad - 4 cughfares were crowded bu: the remain wild enouch for fichtine French Financial Situation. erecicues. ¢ s paying rice ieids. Returning te with women whom he alse visited|,.. : tendo c*F frequently. —yed that + - was necessary te ernes t 3D ee. J doorma.c. Jons . . . oi - = an ws "=? ° Po) store 7. > > -- 7+ — se o oe ho * a » , : a a Zagiou! Pasha read his relpy he cultivation of crops which Minister. in a letter to >. Zee rauis. ; a15 ccess and they suggested that {fer Koretz disappearance. | _ + on che fromt perch Durigar. tc bis home at 3608 5 ” 3 rasa , _- * - ; . ¢ Tse . a" - ” - t = an open session of Parifarmmen’. would sustain life. san & Co. sars great progress has Deep Christian Faith , he organize a company to furrher Mrs. Jessie Taggart. who was said) “home Wes: Pine boulevard, after closing Pt. ee oe i &, % = 3 ~ e .% . rT} os Fe a » % an a — -~ ~ ; os e; : me . th atter wh he House ac 3 ibanez is going to Brussels De. Deen made in diminishing the ex- ‘The deep conviction of, and her — ee oe i ee have invested money with him It has become known thebyet?* C2 ee - ~ . = = - — — -_ es - =o ~ _— enig a i rere b te rT 7 +o eC = ++ > el 4 .! ; > rr on ~ - ' 23 ? . - bet w eer. fee oe ee |Cember 5 to speak at ceremoniais cess of budget expenditures over! . sone faith im the great realties aa ims oon n returns with was found im Calcutta, India of Mrs. Harding’s last acto we o"* OS cor fo te a ms ~ -~* ¥ ™ ~ ~ ~ > " ? —- a . . 3 Ee — “ — 2 _ ee - - i . -_* z7 iat *. ~eg i % - poo WHS Of-y one Cisseniins rete his honor te said he expected gdget revenues. The prepose.!'| _,. ~hristianitvy” was one ef Mrs ———s ae ge pan rapscitr ae OsF. ew: of $125 to the eli peadeii and West Pine jou yo ja ie rep. .y again expressed SOTTOW ts conrtinve his Propaganda there boadget fer 18 "S he declared. now dicameate me intone. Dr ; Koretz teid his associates thar he! retz drew so tire in invest- | rzarid at President Sa-ding's Pen? turned? inte the alley. ntenmems. OF : - oe we 7 — ip - ® « . asap AL: = _ ane. ose =" ea est irt ‘. od - . - oo te > na e = : - saa , ‘ > . a s S, ~ re at rf wsia- . we Bas | the PS reser > reg me he) Snain ureae- ‘O7RS! terns on er The “Sarm- =wark @eciar n his eer | Breferred Tnanct ng t=e Wor + bim- CeneESs. bee aiso developed. #7en poet te vide them with a . a2 he caragr i323 the rear Cc ~~ ~ es ~~ _ » - + -_ “ a ~~ - - —— ed i > ok on. ‘ss = a . . e soa% - : . i 7 . a oe pia ime ~ eS ~ ee oe = aca > ~ es ‘>e Tate be | tre =a F*ea- +h®.e author hee - Men eee . = the eT 272. a Ter Ne nk ca ‘at : a S@... bu wher ther learned oe8' =iT Res his motner. brothers and | giving dinner. EO MIe. 4 Fr ord (oursmg ca: a fs - ~~ s . on? ive e . — _ a ianinaiiin ——s =e sae cats that @Qui.iSTium *... de oe o — with M: Har _ ; =@ Was abo te t Zrn rs hand t be en = 5 > invTest in the Baranc. Fas or hw ee? e agona. mear tre . ~ + satcc s. -_+ +. 4 that i* re- Riviera. whene he wi'! Eel e* 13 - oa 3% was any war ceniinne is realized rerxrt rear The b UCZet po- a —— a , Le re " ~ SPoasi Ose; Reither coud admit Ca Im pDalIET. Sit.onm BTreauyY AAS Oeen improvec * * . » im * = \* -—_ ‘ a ms ae cTime was tre SA! “ut: ai Te- through Peet cretion oo? Nom here -_ sa ~~ >» ~ «+ + - = > . “ —-™~ = — suk of the pobtical Carr paign 2 tim basi M - - ; . ” " 7 , 1& werkinz eae tke so od ~ * +2 -_ 2 ta ce nce 5 A ~~. = beg [© - Sis. d Nevertheless the Government “Brey BRM y wich i: every | Clemente! points out . . - . : * ‘ ,* aoe * $4 * ata rer Now Litiue of the Comstitutien in ref- : - ide yee 46 of the Comstitution in : Serbia.” Says Labor Paper 1 lest with en aepnue service » ~ 2 ~~ ~ King ts Commander in Chief of Geov- , . " _ Tas cr ad 7 “FT 2 20 a ae | hi arm m said the Gezitra triga- ernment’s stren action teward ye i ie cia a . ~~ von ~ > Be’ Sees. peoe i re Oe. ee WF Ok —_~ ie eh Ss aa —— — on a a e * i P . 2 ~“Pre was $° ‘€e 4s es } = m Cemanhi *p- = s* oed > abet | -2@ importance of the Sudanese and political writers. ee —s = ~~ Q a ro J > ~ “ ) —* . -** » rr 20m project to Egyptian ag- The Daily News, Liberal. sxg- ric@iture (36S Im the fact that Doth gees tha: the Sudan should be a@ ~~ _ “+e -~ a. ~~ = > ~ / - =. ~ ~~ * a > 7 ) 4 areas Cepend upon the Nile for —jinistered under League of Na- WORLD FLYERS IN WASHINGTON = — + ~~ & — & «= —- -s é Water. By 1s “Onire of tre headc- ele tee 4 manéare. os ~# e* ‘~ oo: ~~ 2 ’ ie - tit mee — se 7 7 waters of the Nile, the Sudan Gev- The Laborite Dally Herald @e. Lieut. Nmith Ordered to Write Re- -_-_ * -* ~ - _—_-_* - = ~ r2ement. re to > »-2] Go mt. n "hi weToLmenat, Bow to be Wooly com: nounc ‘+e whole Brtsseh actier pert of } ght. ” * gt ¥. - , -- - tot ee pak Ye a bi Eingiand. Posse sse ? the Frarrick here cay 2 e end of > a — it. > - . . . sae = ‘ * — >» « — —~ 4 4S0@ acuce G.s- > ? . ~ .. * ‘ [Pe ei, t>e Pease 7S — =-° of Nations to ch} bod ¥ eit ia ba trem ~ Bese eer & aati FS Wh = ~~ > ) ar - a ee ws . * the matter should have "ee re- | Smith was instructed to Segin pre : 7 “es - *- " . : ine Egyptian nara aug f2t- ferred aratwon ef a report 2 the Tight. ‘hee Pe hee >a ‘ . —— a a> ected ek oer Rt ae Fi oe ed -. 2 a = cw ‘ : * Si — >> 7 ) sandria which will be supplemented with i i ete, annnemeee | Ae Has Fek Force of Brit- ~ see ame aga ee . aaeieeie ~ ae ew ew ua — ~~ . . we + Feeuinted matters concerning for ish Amms Before. . : , ‘ ' " ~a.2. When this task :s competed eigen officials and said that. in any; --¢X%andria has been more than ] : . aa Po the aviators sudm: expense case, it Dew Det reply in detail on | CERce the local point of Egyptian eu ld Oy pei. s s VG - on - —_ — 3 ‘ours and be a.:omwedc 9 ae BF this poimt simce the British rote “CUSies with the outside world). =~ | : . Pm a ‘ " . , .§ AgQSexnes a:¢ not speci ty w *s* nrodi*ticaticns | Bes .. most nota a.2 moc era iNSia Rice Were daa red eccurred in Jul *kSo wren a | Te * - ar UA Tbe rt Tas charged with SiS ~eet of sronmciads bombard- | STEAMER ASHORE AT TAMPICO i —- a *h ep + > —- es ° = a z Cri Pr "see * 3 * “mee emotion when the Premier. ee ee - ra Se Tre > - + * = : ~ read his reply. porefacing i+ with a ©Pp MUtimy. a rict and the mas- Exeperanza Sends Ss so = Call. Pas- " sa cre | seve th i=-_ 7 j , statement in which he exhorted his ae severa: Luncred foreign- a and (Crew sale. are "oe '- hesrers to show *he eatest pa —— ng 2 aSurgen: movre- | Br the Associated Press. aati ~* oy ~ ~- — . — > ™ are — 7 ; i om . > 5 % i’ i ~ ~ 7 -~ -_ a et —a ” - ence and prudence, fer he Nation : aren easna, ihe then NEW ri RA. Nov 4—The - « aut ea 4 "a. er > - a sn £ 4 —_— warned, the slightest rashness a iat = 2 Se Se ee eee won t ~~ * — — = i. Tere °¢ Ee ~ >a ty eee s ~~ — ~ _ . - T. —_—=—- = rz “4 Be, lew the Brest ter. ~~ * — a of pat : 28 ee e = = = ea - dou, cu rible comsequences. ey “Ps Were sent ashore imme.| dar 2 rcdimg to wireless dis- diatel> and *e-* - . : . He then 22 thé formal rore o* ~ : me S08 Ss .iePr TIPLINE and mas- Patches received > 2a X L2e ifi- a * Sn ke 44 -* ~~ ~ ' “oS es “.O0Wed. The Rex: wroenrth »o femenrdent Wooreleee Te eoeeran) (fr tre £ evo an - err = ar. amnié > = * ee —- — wy Ss s ara>. —sS _— ~e : e i — wee — — —_— ~ a > = a ee eEeees > ~* « ~ -~ - a _ ~ bj : = et > rr . 94 ~ ~ >= . 7? ~ . mary cE pPed. OD Tas ™ ce eat 3 — - — Ca.i8 i» iene Se ate! =.“ _s — hed s.0L — * seit ‘ a — —. si 28 FPTenc® and Rr -:» ~ ™ ° prayed the confidence reposed in | Solished, WASHINGTON, Nor. 24. — The o ret i 2 [= e9 . him Ess Kent Bactalion Sent to Ezrm Urder of Railway Conductors teo- Zagiocl. in reply said- Pens (i )raltar Gay fled with the clerk f tie wee a? the confiiden ce of the le - 4. .2@ pend > ‘ ——— : ‘ im the re. ee a 4 oettalion of the we ~wUuntrr. [ am prepa to : os tre East Kent cent political campaign rege: pared to sive WD Regiment will leay " a i Ne meee tae i leave here for Egypt 4 Siok S a aAnYoOnune xe er qua ll - 2axi turday ~ 4 - * - 3 : ied to see the country through its ST tous POST-DISPATCR : - awe f ‘= “® = z ifTiculties. . ~ ¢ . «ae * on ‘ .* bit > of > Pte he residency handed to Peter pruvisions of com Ee. Ser the we Assoc pied Pree = caclmtvety ? » 4 s. ior Te "se, that cn ad Se. a =- = oe f id 2 di . ae er. aeD the Has ding = v et e _ responsi: ces are xorg ee we | providence until her recovery »e- ‘*ayv ng Marion in 1329. Harding | 2 de COrRe Wino a icame assured. noticed the sorrowful look of | Th Rew Tt a P = | > a ic | ‘i . _ “> . — . “2 ~~ Swank coose 23; “It was in this faith she lived: | “Uncle Cheriey.- whe diihe iy | ext from the fourteenth chapter of ms ; ' » : é — : “ ae = jim this faith she did her work; on 2ad sept the grounds abeut thei “a = P) ~~ .2 verse -= nd _ 7 — . SS —s pe ee meh _. |sure support when her beloved wae 13°50 front porch campaign. fk were not so I would have told;.. sip: ieee “Mucins ar Oh a i “What's the mat: TC Char- | T te prepare a piace for BA °n awa} from her and it was in als tie cer. nele 5 hein iia : ~~ ¢ the pessession of this faith that ler’” Harding asked. “I hate ts we she went some en Gad . oe left behind,” te replied. “a ack ‘So much has been said and writ- | 2p your grip. I have a ticket for! -__— - ~ _—— . —s er ee ° °mn adout the fne. Degutif and Thousands Pass the Bier at Niece’s rou. and you are coing to Wash-! " + ? - z _- «% a > aseful life of Mrs. Harding that Home. imgtom with us,” Harding said. An need exe for me fo * in th ‘hat ric ht t - : ee ” wT SS =o Thousands of neighbers and “2at night when the “presidential” brief time to say more.” Dr. Swank ef Marion Torcie — + mete se lfriends yesterday passed the bier| ** aacten Unei hariey was 3 ; aboard. i -2e es »- “ef _* ” *- 7 yy eiTr ; 4 res ct Ss. = a “i uns. 2Owever . Z ‘The first time I visited her she those who had known the Hard- legates of the Ohic Association | Miev mourh and Ternes, suspecting attempted! A ™ows _Realliers ‘ roug of downtes snects wt discussed se ae t a bh mB helidup. stepped ard tex out to Spring avenue. me he did two men holding Mam? .erehiefs es | thetr "aces. mri to the running beard of a> em @ither side and. cevrer tele, erdered Pim : arp When tre Ment >. polled out behind Ternexs «°F 7 Pepe oue of the highvasmes =O » the wheel of is >. get: im on the right side. Reenicge Ternes covered They Mrove -5 the dance hail. parking the ar West End piace. a2 tarrew Breer which berders tie Gal on He east The Ferd pulled in be- Bn: = —* @e 2 7 car and the a Vin present — =~ . bye eae ieepemed as the rears had come one March dar in 1321 ther bad. “S55 *ach a:¢ 8 DINK carnation = ack . a . - re rr * rey = > P . . - : door ana gone 48s our friendship im-ithem farewell as thev ‘e@ fcr the . “ide = . : , page se Oras « West “nd piace. One of eased and the responsibilities of presidenti mauguration cere- . a — 4 em #s,ved anc watched me white ad) wet - the ioe ane a ’ a cc les the third man tat tacy e Recor® Then both ran from ie ing the deer ane Tie 3 “or pO T Sstaiei -o se. ga s arm Be oculid net get Gus > ~3 4. - — > & - - . adits > 7 = Vos _ : hin & ad Sad anak cum on eee weer s 2 athe : 3 lye a : ‘he street in time te see! el and the tearing car Gr around the cerper ote 2 whauch (be highwaymen or 4 : i “imilar robbery. George —— Bowser manager of the Deawatewn Lyric Theater 114 SNerth S22 was beid up near bis tome, er. 12. and competied tw ret ars, ‘the “heater where three robbers? ook $1969 acter he had opened a $1408 Sale A: similar crime, emd-* o4 meuccessfully *Sest. & whem: Patroima- iehin (OF OGerman wie” ‘A> -ehbers who bad made Wtia-, (0 nmantagetT of *he RT we «+ “~' ee Os | -adiater bead, @ pert ® ‘man return He spent a week-end phase | tral See —_——s NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS we. He remarked treat hes /knee cempaniens were <enperFice = wrth ca. ghee, ee ee rz

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: b iook things over. He has a | Shea resurrected a photograph uni-}Frank P. Walsh, Kansas City “| Sithree times, he said, once in a (he was sentenced to serve ¢ the third arrest occurred. Thres Vermont State Bank of $3000 nt o clock this afternoon, according ¢ word telephoned to Police (Chie Swickard here. The robbers we headed this way, the message stat ed. Vermont is about 30 mile REMEMBERS FACE ATER TEN ip ~ Bertillon _ Superintendent . rests S ISpect After Thefts # at Hotel Jefferson. After a sneak thief had rok two suites at Hotel Jefferson | ;perintendent Shea of the Re Bertillon Bureau, dropped in jtation for remembering faces. in the lobby, Shea “spotteg~ |}well-dressed young man who ease Arcadia OPi-icith a gentle So b Be - ;>Miiti «a - Aki ~ ut ern “ )0T ESTIMATED AT ABOUT $1900 Shea's memory § drifted bade years. “Hello, Brooks,” he said, “pps are you doing in town?” The ms; of course, assured him he was taken, but Shea marched him headquarters. From an old gm bert E. Brooks, arrested Jan 915, as 4 suspect in a $1009 jew ry robbery at the Jefferson, tT} orisoner admitted he was “Brooks “Brooks” had $290 in his py ut denied any of it belonged torney, from whose room $80 was taken Saturday night, or W. -antwell, who was robbed of g¢q@ He said his real name was re | thur Loch, 34 years old, of Shreve ‘port, La. He has been arresta ‘i? Louis and once in Detroit. whe years in the penitentiary and reled. He refused to state whem In his pockets were found ban books showing deposits aggregating $5100. The money was profit fron ae “playing the races,”’ he said. Bank Robbers Escape With $306 Ry the Assomated Prem. GALESBURG, Ill, Nov. 24. Cadillac automobile, robbed th from here. in Fulton County Ps Se nen was a member of the associations idge rested at the foot of the rived that it was necessary to plag many on the front porch of ths home. of Mrs ~ of $125 to the soldiers to . provide them with a Thar giving dinner. the feet of Mrs. Harding, wh Flowers sent by President Coof ket. So many floral pieces any It has become known that o Harding's last acts wag 2 ard at President Harding's tom Ra is a substantial, meta]-rimmed, over the lower radiator band, is sec™ f lugs and keeps the icicles away of the water warm in the lower part *" e used elther with or without radiate Ps trom rs o«st* - _ omneweeaer* mo ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMRER 94 1994. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 ‘ SORT IMAGER BACK DCE HALL SA , Men Stop J. J. Ter-. - in Auto Near Home, : - Place in 10) b identical Ciecumstance. : 3 eal th ?} pighwayme” manager of ai amusement place | bin today’s robbery, = Pether they Dance Hall Manager mesa Up. armed m eri. Ww ho esc aped ‘- The ro b he ry Peoned it. Du nig a esi “the dance ‘end turned to Spring avenue. treet the ast. mend the: men led hi: uttered him to ope: “Our old safe had been smashed pePpen @ couple of weeks coh by bur- pwlars,” wernes | said, ft to ein the new wasn't sure ! lil,” one of the men em POMens on Pine Staved E the other both ran from on Coupe tins ‘ton hj igt iwayt men “be of the Dtowntow! Agric Theater : eid up near his hom 8 the theater, wv * fea me rhree robhers | _ Boek eter x unsucerss*. ter he had opened the ms Tupted ; te % wn} — T . a {; FOr Hh Ba. - Cromed Auantic 24 ge 'Masked robbers early toda: re et aa ee - i\with the butts of their revolverg. KILLED AFTER AUTO HITS POLE MISS FLOREN NCE aearSeonmnthc GIRL SAYS SHE ~” WENT INTO HOLDUP 10 GET A THRILL , made him open | = Sati in Car While Her Sweet- heart and Others Went to Rob Man; Six Boys in Jail. the Associated Press, HOUSTON, Tex... Nov. °24.—Siz boys are still in custody today and a lf-year-old girl is being ques- tioned, as police continued a, und-up of alleged juvenile rob bers eru ate Frida nignt after -year-old boy was shot 4 » Ose 7 i ring an i termpte i hotd up i rer ove (ace charges - of nig! 4 v I [ ery SI tral { oF i il ee al i Ov er ems iti- Pay > oa cluded $216.40 r Cigars anc stamps. Howard Sidener. Republican, re- elected Circuit Attorney, had the second argest account, wit $°114.4°. His assessment was $800 and $192.25 went for cigars and the remainder for stationery and . , . . i advertising. Circuit Judge Claude C. Pearcy Republican spent $1415.75 gaining re-election and Inconh Rrogan. Democrat, elected State Senator from the Thirtw-third Tis + spent $263. all for adver- Laine ( >t} r i on +. amounts were ‘Siad ee eleser lefe ed Progres and le far ~— = ’ Att oO? | » ae: a - mos x fur neintine and a ertisine: Henry J defeated Democratic can- a. - aate for Congress from the Tenth Tietrict. $135.8: and Frank TL Wetzel. elected Alderman from the Sixteenth Ward, $16 £20.000 Worth of Silk Stolen. Re the Aseoriatecd T*+ece STIRLING a Nov 26 un gt ole finished silk vained at ¢39.000 : : oii} eT? feanm the Stirling Siik Mills and a vet tioar rT? met gor TT Ut ’ Ai king George Harman 6 .ears o)l4. night watchman, wHconsctouws | GIRL 1S KILLED, 3 OTHERS. HURT IN AUTO CRASH a DISK, 3900 YEARS OLD, LOOKS LIKE | CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Relic of Afftient Crete, Con- taining Spiral Writing, in Museum. Special to the Post-Dispat. BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. 24. the archeological museum Miss Florence Spain Meets 4°!" Hopkins Universit; Death When Machine ‘to many students this ancient erate of what looks like the world’s old- est cross-word puzzie. Accord} Runs Into Pole i in Hodia- teaser dates from 2000 B. C mont Avenue. SISTER IS ALSO | the riting never has been de “| Stories About Collision Dif. |“ivered: no one can may whether a ! tories ut ision it begins at the center and run: outward or follows the reverse fer but One Man Is Ar- : | ne course Some Years AKO a (,errd r said 1? had found b and O dered Held F e puzze ut othe reheao! for Coroner gists refused to accept his « > tT) € } =} Seer ~ tf have Pe} } eee tended original as a ale and DEAD. is this interpretation which make: Miss Florence Spain 1‘ 8Sl Burgess avenue, Maplewood INJURED. hands and body brutses. Charles Willmann, 24. 4826 Gooéd- | ifellow avenue. fractured = in- ternal injuries, injured hit Miss Genevieve Raina: 16 1035 Dillon street, lacerations of head an od: Thomas Walsh. 31. 535 We Jef- ferson avenwu fractured sku (harles Ahrens, 19. 121 Ferr: street, internal injuri id Lawrence Ahrens, 23, 21 Ferry} street, dislocated hip A li-year-oid girl was killed and her sister anc two young men were injured, when a roadster automo- bile. in which they were riding south in Hodiamont avenue near Cates avenue, crashed into a tele- phone pote at 2:40 a. n yesterday The girl. Miss Florence Spain. o! -8$30 Burgess avenue, Maplewood, a telephone operator, who was sit-! ting on the lap of one of the young men, Was catapulted through the i'windshield nd suffered a frar- tured sku!! Her sister, Miss Mil- | dred Spain, 18. suffered a lacerated scalp. Leo Mahan, 280, of 6425! |'Spencer place, St. Louis Cant; owner of the car, suffered internal | injuries and scaip wounds, and Eugene Owens. 23. of 6591 Etzel ven? °. the ari er. was cut and Taken to Hospital. Miss Mildred Spain was treated it city hospital. The injured men were treated at St. Luke's Hospital! ae ; i? a Tnen taker to ¢ ity } ospital ' Frot } +} ere. Ou one was remo. ed » the Page Boulevard Station and held for the Coroner. He at first insisted Meehan was at the wheel, ’ > . . but later admitted driving at the im-é His explanation of the accident was that as he was driving at > 17 + , sd , . he 1} —u . Tr 1,es an hour. Sout! Nn ici ant two other ears with strong headlights. approached. It appeared one was trying to pass the other, he said, and forced him to swerve sharply to the right, crashing into the telephone pole.’ The car caromed off and landed in ,;a ditch about 25 feet away. Third to Fourth; Fourth, Eighth, | Inquest Continued. An inquest in Miss Spain's death Zeigier of 6400 Cabanne avenue. president of the St. Louis Raincoat (o., testified that Hodiamont ave- nue was narrow at the point where the accident occurred igier’s wife who vas witt hin xhen he 2 -* rz ~ * . * seta —om & «¥ arrived at the accident. a she talked to Owens, who appeared to her to- be sober. Ear] Glueck Bee » 2624A California avenue, testified ) that he took Miss Mi ldred Spain to Missouri Baptist Sanitariurn, where he was told at the front door to take her in a side door He faited at the side door some time wethout being admitted, he said. hen took the young woman to city phenite) Dr. B. A. Wilkes, superintend- ent of Missouri Baptist Sanitarium said today he happened to be standing at a window whena car arrived with a woman patient at 50 a. m. yesterday. He thought it was an ambulance because it | d to} the side, where a stretcher could ; get to it. he said, — the patient Was gray. The car was directe: was frantic and would not wait. Miss Mildred Spain also is a ae telephone operator. the sisters ha’ - ing been the support of mother. Mrs. Bertha Spain, a wid- a ow. and three otb€r smalie: Fiore "ere « jeath Droug nurmber of automobile fatalities the city and vicinity this year ts al : 64 There were 133 such deaths at this time last year -_-— --— ‘Driver Flees After Hittine Woman and Sister. An a a which sped on without stoppin ae ane in- jured Miss ee ° - Brecht tifeld 2s of 2721 Whittier street. and her sister, Miss Minnie Brechtifeld. 30 of 5228 Page boulevard. on West, Fiorissant avenue. near Tracy road, 8-39 o'clock last night. Ther about were found, dazed and bleeding, ™ ‘a passing ass ai st. who took therm | to city hospita They suffered | that he would not contest her wi tions of | @islocated hip. It is called the Phaestus disk. and is regarded as one of the most ‘rernarkable discoveries ever made - the Island of Crete, a place par- | cularly rich if aercheological lore T) ie disk is made of terra cotta and INJURED IN ACCIDENT a ae ste oe , Spi mat thea of picture writing. Since the ancient puzzle appear compara- ible te the cross-word matrice ‘mats” ing out to the public now | Miss Mildred Spain, i8, 2830 Bur- According to those who \gess avenue, lacerated scalp studied the antiquities of the Crete Leo Meehan, 20, 6425 Spencerithe disk contains a religious hymn ' place, St. Louis County, internal iIn-igand was not really a product juries and scaij; wounds. he island but was imported fro sugene P. Owens, 23, 6501 Lizell[wejg in Asta Minor ‘avenue, Cuts and bruises. Snecime ns of ancient (Sreek X iss (Carrie Bre htifeld 23 Ziel i'noems have eurvit ec] to t se Whittier street, lacerated 321 p and gay which show a knowledge ihands and body bruises. ‘ he acrosti The tragic poet 1 ) Miss Minnie Brechtife 39, 5228} ‘ipides has a passage in one of } | Page boulevard, lacerat ed scalp end | plays which is constructed so spell the name “Theseus.” The OD come of t} ' ? nuseriy Pon * ning 4 f ? . oft rT) on {;reerp Tree . 7\ re ‘ na 2) pos inne so rhade : to he t fry of a7 ‘ ject neh } mines of ke ‘ HOLBROOK WILL TO STAND Dr. James S. oote Neb., brother: and oniy Survi relative of the late Mrs. Jennie A Holbrook of the Delmonte Ho- tel, announced at his home today which she left her entire esta » her youthful companion, Miss Billie Edith Stanley The estat was worth $181,000 three yea ap In a pre pus whi ‘ not ne cepted for pr mate Tr. Koo? was henef Clary na sum said have been $1500. Snow in Kansas City. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 24.—aA lig | ueery of snow, the first of the sea- son, fell here last night followinz a sharp drop in the temperature. The precipitation was not sufficien to leave a trace on the ground and bod bruises The ad been igit ne Nh Miss Genevieve Essmeyer, 16, / 1025. Dillon street, was struck at Lafayette avenue and Preston place by a car operated by Charles No- | votnr, 16, of 1896 Dolman street was started today, but continued |and her head and body were lacer- ull Wednesday, so that her sister | ated. and Owens could testify. Charles| Thomas Walsh. 31..of 535 West Jefferson avenue. crossing Sou 514, was knocked down by a ma- chine driven by Joseph Eckert . $ 4no9e § w boulevar and his sk : Canc vi ~ a ure ,. on oa _ a rm { A eS A j zwwerence : re © brothers. 19 and 2: eene ve of 12 Ferr etre are a ser condition at St. Mary's Hios E at = 1 e fror r } ec « fered ¢t 4:38 wy. ft yesterday ant) JtOMmM haf T ww nic the, were riding skidded over an embar ment three miles north of Dup 7 Th o inAoné as - Ii. The acicde! occurred wher Charies, who was driving north iswerved his machine to avoid southbound car which was skidding. Both men were pinr under the wreckage Charles suf- fering internal injuries and lacera- the head, and Lawrence a is a copy which syndicates are send- ve the firet letter of the lines mah: through constructive work on th —— a efferson avenue in front of No NEW TRAFFIC RULES | at a reasonable cost. ders. Phene—Lindell 6575-6576-65 7 7-6. cleaned... .... .“- Mail Grdere Giver Attention Furs—Furs For a great many of our cus- tomers we are now dyeing cleaning, blending and regiaz-! ing like mew al] kinds of Furs We also want your fur or- We can save you money and we know’ that our work will please you. Men's Suits and O'Coats $1 | ——- ae UITY TO DEMAND — POLICEMAN SHOT VALUATION BEFORE. BY BURGLAR DIES UF HIS WOUND PHONE RATE BOOST Not Fully Warranted on Basis of Bell Company Figures. CONFERENCE FOR THIS AFTERNOON Attorneys to Meet at Capital to Set Date for First Hearing on Application. iby the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, No 4.— The legal department of the City of St. Louis will demand that a erm lea tie ‘ . . 4 . 4} ' vaiuaiion or the proper.uies of Lie Southwestern Bell Telephone Co in St. Louis be made by the Stats Public Service Commission before any increase is granted in St. Louis telephone rates, it was stated here today. and vii! oppose any increuse Attorneys for the eity and com- nission to hold an informal con- ference here this afternoon to seta time for tiv iret hearing on the Southwestern Bell t’o.’s application for increased rates if St. Loui fj er) Wi ‘ q*¢) | 1S, (si Ni las (‘ounselor pen “i r e this after m tor tne con No Valuation Since 18915. . he Cor pans in ifs Te ition sought IncreaRes If! } + o« that unr, uld net additional revenue estimated at $900,000 4 year The company f" «ry roe 7, @7 q ng '") show . presented Tigul Le] il ; that the book vakwation of the Bt. Louis property had been increased by $12.475.757. or approximately 1 sles 979 ¢ * ado bled. Since July was ivedi Ne aluati« f the telephone oe VAaAiUA n >) . pi Tit property in St. Louis has been made 7s 4 7 ! 7) = lf i + i 4 ji ; ‘ rhe Cormyi BSlor engineers Toaua s ePsatie mated that at ieast a year? would he required to make a boox and physical valuation of the St. Louis properties of the Southwestern Bel! (“o.. including the hinloch system recently merged with the Bell sys- The additions enumerated by the |company in its petition for higher irates stated that $7,289,658 had ‘been added to the plant valuation ‘ Rell «vstern and that $5.186,.099 had been added through purchase of the Kintoch system Although it was stated in the pe- to have rate increases netting a minimum of $1,440,680 in order to pay a fair return on the increased valuation and to meet depreciation if presented a proposed schedule of nereases estimated ry net oT S900 aH00 or annré virnately $509.-; 0 less than the minimum de- c,ared necessary by the companys Variance to Messen Attention. This variance estimated reve nue needs will receive spécial 21t- tention from the city. ‘ity will take the position, !t f } ' em’ was indicated. that if the actuai valuation justifies a on 440,600 1 crease in revenue, he compan should get it, but oppose granting of a partial in- crease that would leave the way; open for the company to come back soon for another increase. Special Attorney Forest G. Fer- | ‘ ’ | rie of the City Counsellor’s office | — - who is in charge of Public Service | . . 3 ; a i ¢ OrTrrirmnis#ion rase8., dec} nea today ’ a | to comment on the pianms Y Sone 4 ¢ nending the arrival of Coun af - “Ser > > i= has ¢ ¢ j ‘ } r 7 , ss ae & wn y eS { pa are “ > $4 » 86 @a ° ‘ one nat . : . : rnNe&as rec “eT ‘ €* a y | ’ . >» & . a ea. gz ine pert ec messages -_ >. + clenhones from 67 to 160 : ; : : r reas.ing tne rate of ‘* ‘ ‘ simi Nee t if i Se ha as eatnet, Lo : hos uti pi te Sadi ae mn ay x : ; Svs a ve atid “4 bg, aii 0 ES INA I RS ing ae at NMI, Scat pa Mae Me 4 = ge aca pax "7 4 ” i . poe ae meee aa yee kaa ey 5 pore. ede " - siti . m2 J ed - * 1M aee ges wee Seieaeliiinedsadiaeihaneshane moneiied ee =a bs ee ee ee ; ‘ - a a le hese wyatt 126 Mi St ee eee ne nee a ne ee a. ie oe Rw ee ee en Rate + ” ee Fae

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ae SRR Riga PIT Dee Ain, The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ? MONDAT NOVEMBER 4 1 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TRIAL OF FORBES AND THOMPSON OPENS IN CHCAED Former Veterans’ Bureau separate investigation few weeks later. Both Forbes and Thompson have ? wrongdoing and have asserted they welcomed an opportunity to prove their innocence in open court. aa $30,000 DIAMOND ROBBERY By the Agsociated Press. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. Diamonds valued at $36,000 were stolen by three men, who today held up and robbed the Dunn Jewelry Co., in the heart of the downtown district a: a Head and St. Louis Con- Dunn. one of the proprietors, and tractor Succeed in Sep- arating Indictment Counts PANEL SUMMONED FOR PICKING OF JURY ee Government Counsel Indi- | cate They Will Proceed on Charge of Conspiracy to Bribe. Br the Aseociated Prees. CHICAGO, Nov. 24.—Counsee! for Col. rector of the Veterans’ Bureau, and John W. Thompson, St. Louls and Chicago contractor, today succeed- fa-rmer At. Charies R. Forbes, - . ed in having separated the two i“ . — oh in *& counts tn the Indictment on whics _ they are being tried on charges of conspiracy to Dride and ' ce- fraud the United States Goverp- 7 _ ment The tria ene vy be- R ’ , —_— - cr ’ fore Federal Judge George A. Car penter “ : ~ Judge Carpenter denied a motion by John W. Hi. special as- ei*tant United States Attorney-Wen- eral. to consolidate the two counts which the Government contends have to do with the same ic @piracy nm connection with the award of contracts for "nited ~“ P 7 . > te , States Veterans hospita’s. Randolph Laughlin of St. Louls eounse! for Thompson, toid he Court that the defense had pre- pared entirely separate ‘tases or: the two chargea, which he asserted bore no relation to ome another After denying the Government's motion, the Court summoned the first panel of prospective jurymen Crim and Ralph Potter essistant cated they would proceed with the @harge of conspiracy to bride a Government officer first. Former Senator James Hamilton Zewis of defense course). was granted motion requiring the Gov- ernment to turn over to the defense @ list of all Government witresses. Grand Jury Action Followed Sen- ate Investigation. Ferdes and Thompson were [r- @icted after investigation of eharges of alleged waste, graft end @ebauchery in the conduct of the bereau. , The grand fury investigation jlewed an investigation cf the Vert erans’ Bureau ty a Senate In - mittee fn Washington which charged fraud, corruption and mis Management of the bureau The origina) indictments charged that Forbes, while director of the bureau, received a bribe of $5000 end certain additiona] emoluments ©n agreement to award coutracts fer Government hospita) work for World War veterans to the con- tracting firm of Thompeon & Black. ef which Thompson and James W Black, deceaseé, were the heads Charlies F. Cramer, former genera! ecunse! for the bureau, who com- mitted suicide after investigation ef the Gepartment was proposed. Wag named in the indictments as having aocepted a promise of $100.- ©0909 from Thompson and others for his approval of the contracta. Mortimer as Witness. Bitlas Mortimer of Philadelphia. alleged to have been an emissary ef Thompson, appeared before both the Senate Committee and the Fed-. eral grand tury and gave much of the information on which the charges were bash4 The hospitals for which Congress appropriated $)2.000_e00 which were allegwed to 5 i.) om ; S| a! Attorney-Genera!. indi! fo}. and hare heen ey Pe vecd . ™ ° involved in the Liegal deals were to have Meen located at LJ bert vy, Tupper Lake rv Pr mke Tarrviown and tt o- bb } 4 4 , ~ gy can N. ¥.: Northampton ~ ¢ +4 J 1 paas.; Chillicothe. “.. Great Lakes M.. ‘sulfpert, Mies : Livermore and Carp Ke rhey c > - arney, Cal; Hayde Lake. - Idahe: St. Cleud, Nine American Lake. Camp Lewis ana Tacoma. Wash. According -to Read of the Bureau agreed to «6give)§|= 6Thompsen pee Black the preference in +h tracts the desired regardless ef whether their terms were most advantageous ‘5 the Government Expensive trips at Government: ex- pense and other allecea wasteful Practices also were deta!led. The origina! investigating ‘tury tm & Supplemen*a! report, -harged that at least two members of Coe- gress were involved im the case and that the sums of money had been paid to them. and the charges. Veterans’ the and .- COR. ~*s* O25 thie lad + + 4 The Savage te end at mnstis this wenderfu! washing will be conrinced. MEEHAN ELEC. APPL. CO. | several employes were forced into | a back room while the robbers | | gathered their loot. Savage Washer & Dryer Is the simplest. safest and most efficient Washer ever built. p, C Jil i . . / MN he Savage washes. rinses. Nivea ered . ° > ¢anger = “27 era ne wringre’: : st "me the c ~** os @-y rife 2 “he Savage washes and dries everything 7 fing thick cotton comforters, 786°r) RD gels and feather pillows After sar’ ng a Savage, you don't have to sew 5 bev . SOAS r eres. DOr iron > wringer “eases The Serage w na ost advanced trpe of washer ever 7 - the Orne e Savage Washer &2 IDrrer ie made by ® we -kpown Savage Arms Oorperstion Ttica, New Yo w>o beve been 19 siness for over fftr years. sed tr euch nationa)- es as oe rer: a 3 . a yy BOGE BO’ For full imfermation. phome Grand 9005. er better still, arrange for a demonstreticn ' Your beme—er come in sad leek ever and you ss *) ~ & RAY Ols 4% | | t 24.— | « *- : ’ Barr & | ‘Installation Ceremonies for Minister. | Sidney in the ne Yatien ceremonies for the/ nue, will be | = maintained their innocence of any | Sidney Street Presbyterian Church, | Boving became | street and Minnesota evre- held at & p. m. tomor- church. The Rev. Mr. pastor of the church of Dubuque University. He came Rev. C. B. Boving as pastor of the /| row at the to St. Louis from Moberty, Mo. “The Store That Sells Nice Things” . HENRY A. WEIL, me. 916-916 CLIVE St MONTH-END SALE 00 Prs. Low Shoes 8.50 and $10 Values—Choice ee BLACK SATIN BLACK SUEDE PATENT KID COLORED KID COLORED SUEDE biggest surprise you have ever ex- practically every size and be prepared for the perienced. For here are real fine $8.50 and $ro Shoes width, at the lowest prices at which Shoes of this type have ever been offered. Shoes that are new, smart and fashionable, and made of excellent materials by sev- When you attend this event, eral of the best factories in America. Shoes that reflect refinement and distinction —yet here they are in this sale at a price lower than actual cost. — iJust West of GRAND) DRESS SAL Street, H Vodels of Afternoon, rs Silk, | Dinner Cloth | sagen Sport and | SP , Styles. Velvet. Another convincing event proving that WEIL SAVINGS are REAL SAVINGS. And a timely event. too, coming just prior to Thanksgiving with its round of social functions that demand of one’s wardrobe Dresses for sports wear for after- noon wear and for evening wear. “The Stere That Sells Nice Things” HENRY A. WEIL, me. St6-916 CLIVE ST Tuesday — An Extraordinary 300 Dresses —Values to $55 At remarkable savings (SAVINGS THAT UP TO HALF AND MORE) one can coving sale, Dresses for the football game or Winter Garden. of flannel or hairline serge; Dresses for the afternoon oridge cr matinee, of satin, bengaline and and for formal evening wear, Dresses of velva broche. metallic satin and Canton crepe. Oct. 1 last, succeeding the Rev. cari | = oe 9x12 Axminster STIX BAER & FULLER = = a DOWNSTAIRS STOR } ——_ ee eee ee Economy held every Tuesday and f c > aa | Is every section of this store. must conform to the strict require that Economy Day stands for, ai the day only. Avail yourself of this Tuesday. The best shopping day of the week is Tuesday and the offerings pe sented for Economy Day in the Downstairs Store are of such extreme inte: a OR — aha momma Se - LL EE epi tw eens est that early morning shopping is advisable. No mail or phone orders, — i it 4 if R | Wool-Mixed Blankets, Ruffled Curtains, i 81x90-Inch i HEAVY quality bed tee ee 1 r equot Sheets tankers in block DOeOS Guisette Curtains in the dotted uffle Fay dee plaids in red and black or bive, : effects. R cy $ 1 55 . included. (Downstairs tan and gray, combined with 54-Inch Checked ' 2 i white. Sizes 6ox8o0 and 66x80 Bo ; U . a if inches. (Downstairs Store ) ys nion Suits i HEAVY fleece - lined a Union Suits in the long-sleeve and ank : [LIMITED quantity of : i Pequot Sheets in 81x90, , Silver - Plated Trays} | $159 BREAD Trays with ; handle ; applie and pt ee : Main ‘Silverware Dept. and Thrift Av.— : ‘ll | double-bed size. Made of Suiti i , uitings, a Yard style. Closed crotch B | genuine Pequot mills sheet- rit euch contend at cose, Shon i ting. Because of the low ‘ii | price no more than 4 will be ff | sold to a customer. : - agonal Checked Suit- 75C ings in all-cotton quality; suit- Downstairs Store) able for women's and misses’ ; Only 258 yards to : sell at this Economy Day price. (Downstairs Store.) Women's Wool Hose, (Children’s Underwaists | | dresses. ; | THE new Vindex, made by ts Sewing Machines $25.95 head-iong $ model; golden iFitth Fieet. dredge Co., full-size, vibrator type: drop-head finish: complete set of H Pair ADE of heavy mate- 39 , =e . rials in Security C § COME in black, brown 47. styles for boys and girls. and camel colors. c Some are embroidery and ” These are seconds of the better jace trimmed Finished with ‘(if grades. Sizes 853 to 10. Very double row of buttons. Sizes ‘fi special value for Economy 32 to 14 years. i Day. (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) | SPLENDID aker Fringed Panel ee Quaker Fringed Panels = $738 and $7.28 Each Oval Roasters . ((- . $] HS | | SELF - BASTL dark-biuve as - ware Roasters In ee eel vaisue featured : Tuesday- crn : x IS Economy Day special pre- sents a most fortunate opportunity to purchase high-class Quaker Curtains at a substantial saving. Shown in beautiful shadow lace and Oxford met weaves; scalloped and plain; bottom finished with black beaded fringe; 214 yards long. -_ _ (Downstairs Store.) Nie ?\ ipiery ADE of cotton een, wool velour, was nel and crepes in many ful styles; attractively and hand embre . wanted colors Sizes 6 to 14 years. Dresses to = LARGE. heavy cuality * Bath Towels; double # thread; fast color red oF borders; size 20n@0 Make splendid Christmas g ‘Downstairs Strap-Wrist Gloves | OMEN’S chamois- Ww suede fabric Gloves 49¢ in strap-wrist style. Wanted colors and all sizes represented. Embroidered backs. Imported grade. (Downstairs Store.) Children’s Gloves, Pair [NCLUDED are leather 6§9¢ mittens with fur tops and warm fleece lining; sizes 3 to 7, and boys’ leather one- clasp fleece-lined Gloves, sizes 4 to 7. (Dewnstairs Store.) 45-In. Curtain Nets, Yd. SPLENDID quality 52c¢ filet and shadow lace Curtain Nets in a variety of meat patterns. White, ivory and ecru to selct from. Downstairs Store.) ~~ a 4 yn eae tia eg Three-in-One Style "THESE Bags are made o f leather in a large size that compacts into a regular- size handbag. Have outside strong handles. ~ ee ee — Serpentine Crepe, Yd. SP NE RI NN A te cee te oe ereneten agra e " ted Ser- 9” and THE movers 27¢ | Reet: "hae win open. d loo and Crepes in plain colors, figured designs, floral and Japanese patterns; 32 inches wide. (Dewnstairs Store.) strongly made. Limited Quantity. (“Downstairs Store.) —~ "i THESE are closely woven Rugs with deep lustrous pile, in a standard grade, which assures you satisfactory service. Come in a choice assortment of Oriental effects that are suit- able for any room in the home. Have very slight mill imper- fections. A most unusual value. 9x12 Neenah Rugs At $9.98 Heaviest Rugs of their kind, woven in one piece and reversibie, in beautiful patterns and solid effects. Makers discontinued patterns. 3x5 size Neenah Rugs, $1.08 4 aia —T} = f° + oe ee | — ~~. " <5 meet - - ~, 9x12 Fine Rugs At $33.75 a Assortment of Axminster and seamless velvet Rugs in a limited selectics of 3 and colorings. ; 3 % RS oa oa a Imported Statione! 39c treatment. MERICAN for six persoum der designs with gold its resistamce to Household Apre f

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; MONDA NOVEMBER “4° — eee PAR ta Se cea ea ae on S 1994. 1. ya 4 SY Ve blue, uth 5x80 ore.) se esday and the offerin re are of such extreme iene No mail or phone orders. Ruff] ; who therhos , Set _tive group of mar- Quisette included. ~—_—— re > . Boys’ Union Suits EAVY fleece - lined Union Suits in the long-sleeve style. Closed color. All sizes. (Downstairs Store. crotch. $1.28 Curtains in the dotted effects. Ruffle tea (Downstairs Store.) 16¢ and ankle-length >a r Ses ip. ae e es i % ay . 3 ee a > * > S a ‘ Ss. ee aS % MONDAY, ? 4 s SOV EMBET: 924. OO ’ , - The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! > ——_ gaa +--a TIX, BAER. & FULLER: GRAND-LEADER oe > / A ee — ‘Jucsday—¢ yg (No Mail or Phone Orders Filled.) — ee —_ em — es eee eee EL th eh —_ —_— — ee Tre ee an a Silk Stockings Exceptional Values ‘t= Fine-gauge Hose of thread silk, heavy serviceable weight — the product of the foremost hosiery mills. Black and the favorite shades. Sizes 844, 9, 9% and to. Every pair full fashioned, and per- fectly woven. ‘(Main Floor.) every section this Tuesday. of this store. Economy Day - Is held every Tuesday and presents decided savings in All merchandise advertised | must conform to the strict requirements for value-giving that Economy Day stands for, and all offerings are for the day only. Avail yourself of the special features for STIX, BAER & FULLER. ———— : j 3 ee a q Silver- Plated Trays Gilverware Dept. and Thrift Ayvy.—Main | Ecru 3! 9 Me with handle: All are . finish. A BREAD Trays swinging applied border and pierced design on each end. in bright Fl.) » he Rise’ Shhoce At $ 2.39 Pair SPLENDID Shoes, made of tan pliable leather on a semi-round toe last. Goodyear welt-sewed soles and oe heels. Sizes tr to 2 and 2% to 5%. V special for Economy ag (Downstairs Store.) Sewing Machines $25.95 E new Vindex, made by the El- B dredge Co., full-size, head-long shuttle vibrator type; drop-head model; golden oak ' finish; complete set of attachments. ‘Fifth Floor.) ton outing flannel and come is various stripe patterns and col- orings. Sizes A, B, C and D. Girls’ Dresses At $3.90 MADE of cotton velvet- een, Wool velour, wool flan- nel and crepes in many beauti- ful styles; attractively trimmed and hand embroidered; wanted colors represented. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Only 300 Dresses to sell. c all ownstairs Store.) Bath Towels, Each ARGE, heavy cuality Bath Towels; double inches. size 20x40 gifts. (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Flannel Pajamas ) ADE two-piece style of heavy cot- $1.36 Downstairs Store.) Philippine Gowns V-shape neck styles, ished with fine scallops. Variety of designs. mises are built-up shoulder style. Sizes 36 to 44 . and Chemises At $2.39 ADE of fine quality nainsook in round and | (Dewnstairs Store.) pile, in service. re suit- imper- 2 Fine G At $33.75 ent of Axminster and seamless fringed © gs in a limited selection of patter®’ @ V, Duroleum Mats At 39c Each did substitute for linoleum Rug ty effects. A very gerviceable f - =z e 29¢ i thread; fast color red or blue borders; Make splendid Christmas . ( 3 fin- . é Oval Roasters Eat? ‘4 ' 5 ’ : ' OSE a $1.19 a ELF - dark-blue ware Roasters handles. value Tuesday. : (Fifth Floor.) BASTING enamel- in the large size, with side Exceptional featured for wv Imported Stationery 39c ITE and tinted writing paper with | tissue-lined envelopes; 24 sheets and 24 | envelopes to the box; exceptional value. (Main F'loer.) + Electric Heaters $3.59 -DOUND style be attached lamp socket. Elec- , tric Heaters, with removable heating ele- ment: 12-inch size; can to any (Seventh Floor.) A der _ its resistance to chipping. for six persons: D designs with gold treatment; 50-Piece Dinner Set $13.95 MERICAN China Service, complete ecorated in two bor- known for (Fifth Floor.) Household Aprons ' : UM iG, rubber tea prons shapes with ruffle all | around; come in many pretty colors; suitable for gifts. (Notion Dept.—Main Floor.) in ftancy | ‘ shell Women’s Union Suits 68c AYSER light-weight cotton Union Suits in bodice top style; have cuff or | ed knees; sizes 36 to 44. {Main Floor.) — Toytow n Specials Miniature Bissels I Coaster Wagons $4.79 Qiyrmpic Buddy L $5 Dump Trucks... 95 Lighting Outfits; of eight $1 59 lighte. . e Tree Orna- ~ ments. box.. 15C Jointed + J Dolls: 27-inch 4 9 Dressed Mama Detir, 20-inch $3.98 we eee ; eae the Kiddies to Fairyland (Fifth Floor.) Oxford Shirts MEN'S solid white, $ i 39 _ collar - attached Shirts with barrel cuffs: sizes 134% to 17. (Main Floor.) Toilet Articles F.LCAYA Cold Cream, the- atsical sige..........8ec Hospital Absorbent Cotton. roll ES testy: & — Toilet Water in lilac. rose and violet odors.......377¢ Quantities Limited. (Main Floor.) mixed with the best 2ic sugar-house molasses. (Main Floor.) Butter Scotch Pecan RESHLY shelled # F Pecan meats mixed 59c with crispy butter scotch. One-pound box. (Main Floor.) Lace Medallions, Doz. EAL filet and Irish crochet Medallions 50c in various shapes and sizes; well made: for insets of col- lars, lingerie and linenes. (Main Floor.) a ee French Laces, Yard ILK Chantilly edges, in black, \cream 10c and black and gold effects, favored for _ handkerchiefs and fancy garters. (Main Floor.) Cigarettes, 2 Pkgs. CA MELS, Chester- 9 }~ eld and Pied- L0C monts at this Economy Day price. (Main Floor.) Smoking Tobacco, Lb. UXEDO Smoking T Tobacco, full 16- Sic al- ounce vacuum humidor: ways fresh. (Main Floor.) Sofa Pillows F changeable taf- ~ O feta in a number $3.95 of attractive shapes; have dif- ferent style trimmings. (Second Fioor.) ee ee Eppo Petticoats ADE of heavy $4.39 jersey and radi- um in straightline and pleated models; trimmed with em- broidered sprays, scalloped edge and insets and braid of contrasting colors; black and wanted colors. (Second Floor.) Women’s Pajamas OF crepe and pa- $1.95 jama cloth, in many different models; come in pink, peach, orchid and white. Children’s Books NCLUDING John Martin's book for $1.29 little folks, No. 4; contains fairy tales, history plays, etc. Also 1924 Chatterbox, illus- trated and bound in board. (Second Fliocer.) —— Drawing Book HE Fireside Draw- i ing Book with six 49¢ colored crayons, boxed. iSecond Floor.) > . - ae nel Wilton Rugs EDAN Wilton @7 S Rugs in beautiful $7.80 designs; size 27X54 inches wide. (Sixth Floor.) — Napkins, 6 for MADE of good ¢| 50 quality silver- bleached damask, hemmed ready for use; size 18x18 inches. Ash Trays with match holder, 39¢ rest with nickel- (Square ;—Main Fioor.) GLA55 Ash Trays and cigar . in attractive color plated rim; assortment. (Oriental Bazaar—Fifth Floor.) RTIFICIAL Mums A of high quality; 39c made of linen in large heavy blooms; exceptionally good imitation in yellow or pink. — ‘Mums (Oriental coum ings Floor.) - Sale tiful and serviceable. Or piano use. ness to the home. ~ Ss . patterns. are extra thick. Chinese Rugs, $179 These Chinese Rugs are extraordinary values. ings and show exquisite designs. All are in the 6xg-foot size and will lend attractive- al Rugs Offering a Vast Collection at Attractive Prices . Chinese Rugs, *267=° OLD, rose, taupe and mulberry colored grounds with very effective patterns. in perfect condition and are of the highest quality. Many gorgeous colorings are shown, Extraordinary values are offered. Persian Rugs, $56.75 Exceedingly attractive Rugs which possess 4 soft, deep nap, and c@me in gorgeous colorings. Thé average size is 6 ft. 6 in. x 3 ft. 6 in. Suitable for living rooms, halls and small rooms. Royal Sarouks, $89.75 Rich Rugs, in scores of marvelous colorings and They are 5 ft. x 3 ft. high-grade woolen yarns with a soft, deep pile. All They come in many beautiful color- All are gx12-ft. size. Closely woven of (Sixth Floor.) Linen Tablecloths O Oo D heav y- $ 7 weight linen sil- 2.49 ver-bleached damask cloth, hemmed ready for use; size 58x76 inches. (Second Floor. ; Baby Buntings F white ripple cotton eiderdown, $ I 85 lined hood; bound with pink or blue ribbon. ‘ I } Fioor } Boys’ Suits ITH velvet or tweed trousers $2.97 and waists of English broad- cloth; sizes 2 to 5 years. (Second Five Tr Children’s Sweaters F wool zephyr, button- front $2.50 style; have convertible collar and come in tan and Copen; sizes 2 to 4 years. ecand Floor.) NCLUDING Bril- $ | 50 liantone rinse and . marcel wave for long or shert hair by expert operators. rd ¥} Shampoo Serving Trays AHOGANY fin- ished, large size $1.98 Serving Trays, decorated -glass-covered center; side handles. _ (Fifth Fieor.) Nut Bowl Sets OUND wood Bowl, R complete with meer oe (Fifth Floor.) Food Choppers GRISWOLD Food $] 35 Choppers; will grind fine, medium or coarse. (Fifth F Flveoer.) Waffle Moulds Grr, Mo. 8 91.09 size: high base for use on gas or oil stoves. (Fifth Foor.) Vacuum Cleaners THE well-known $24 75 Gain-a-Day, full size; fully guaranteed. | (Fifth Floor.) Bird Cage and Stand ARGE size brass @f& Cage, round style; $5.49 with brass. seed guard; wrought-iron bird stand. (Fifth Floor.) ee -_—--— _ — — Linoleum Rugs NE-PIECE | cates Rugs $1 1.80 with. heavy enamel surface on a heavy burlap back; in light colors for kitchen and dining room; size 9x12 feet. (Sixth Floor. ET — Axminster Rugs TANDARD S quality Axmuin- $33.00 Ster Rugs in beautiful designs and colorings; suitable for any room; size 9x12 feet. (Sixth Fioor.) Guest Water Set VWAJATER bottle and - tumbler of clear 95C crystal glass; cut im dainty floral design; a very conven- ient Set for the room. ifth Fieor.) Women’s —_— | MPORTED kid Gloves in the pop- ular two-clasp style, » neatly embroidered; P. K. sewn; black, white and brown—de- sirable sizes. Gloves_ 59 >] ‘(Main Floor.) Gas Ranges, $39.75 OPER Gas Ranges with large-size bake oven, white enameled splash back and oven door panels; can be purchased on convenient club plan. (Seventh Floor.) Ruffled Curtains $20 OF good quality bar- red marquisette with a full ruffle on side and bottom: have tie-backs to match; 300 pairs on sale. (Sixth Floor.) rl $y Hi tHe ' "4 C i 2. Stamped Sets. 59c TEA or Bridge Sets of white art cloth. consisting of 36-inch cover and 4 napkins to match: stamped in attractive designs for embroidery. {Second Floor. } Buffet Sets $9.39 RIDESCENT Glass Bowl, fitted with wrought iron base and candlesticks to match; very attractive for flowers or fruit. (Orienta] Bazaar—Fifth Floor.) jb most popular Cigars, which keeps them fresh. Box of 25 for Cigars, 6 for 25c E New Currency Cigars, one of the in foil, gece packed (Main Fiooer.) in-hands figures ; Men's Neckwear 50c [NCLUDED are four- quality; in a large va- riety of stripes and ope®-end shapes; slip bands. (Main ellent Fioer.) Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Children’s Books, 59c¢ A big bock of tavorite stories for children from G to 10 years: fully illustrated. Christmas Cards 25c Box Containing 12 die-stamped and engraved Christmas Cards with envelopes to match. Monkey on Velocipede $1.49 A clever little Monkey dressed in bright color, riding a Velocipede which is pro- pelled by a strong spring; a very amusing toy. : Preserves, 23¢ Hudsonvale Jams in straw- berry, raspberry and grape flavors; dozen, $2.70 Ruffled Curtains, $1.45 Voile Curtains with one-inch hemstitched border, full ruf- fle on side bottom; 2% yards long; tie-backs to match. 17-Pc. Tea Set, $3.49 Consisting of teapot, sugar and creamer and six cups and saucers of Japanese chink, decorated in assorted designs. Table Lamps, $7.50 Beautiful Table Lamps of metal bronze finish, fitted with art glass panels; six feet of cord and plug. Fur Chokers, $3.95 One-skin animal Scarfs in natural opossum, brown and black fox, natural gray fox and natural raccoon. (Thrift Avenue—Main Silk-Mixed Crepe $1.29 Yard ‘A good assortment of new styles and colorings, including the popular stripe effects; in crepe silk-mixed qual- ity, heavy weight; 36 inches wide. (Square 9—Main Floor.) Tea Cloths, 98c Hemstitched Japanese Tea Cloths, printed in fast-color blue and white Japanese de- signs; measure 60x60 inches. (Square 7—Main Fioor.) Fox Chokers WOMEN'S large $10 00 Fox Scarfs in all colors of brown, taupe, black and natural red fox. ‘Thrift Avenue Main Ficor.) Glass Pie Serv -PROOF ee Me Dish, $1.19 fitted into nickel - plated server with side handles. (Thrift Avenue—Main Fioor.) Floor.) Napkins, 6 for EMSTITCHED H Napkin, of good $1.95 quality silver-bleached linen damask, woven in floral de- 18 inches square. (Seeund Fivcor.) ~ ’ signs; B & J Brassieres 69c @ | HESE are of fancy pink material and come in the long mod- el; elastic gores at sides; sizes 32 to 46. (‘Second Floor.) Beads and Earrings . 69c Each LONG fancy Bead Chains, graduated style in wanted colors and a variety of Earrings in pendant and button styles; new- est colors. (Main Fioor.) Table Padding $1 25 Yard GOOD. heavy-weight Table Padding, quilted in zigzag style. 54 inches wide, very specially priced for Tuesday. (Second Floor.) Silk Bloomers, $2.80 WOMEN'S Vanity-#air jersey Bloom- ers in fancy stripe and plain; frill at knee; in wanted colors and black; 27 to 29 inches long. {Second Floor.) Monogram W aldemars Made to Order at $3 9 CUT-OUT initials— choice of five styles; with 22-k. gold front, finished with gold-filled ring and : swivel. (Main Floor.) Umbrellas. $4.7 5 ILK Rain or Shine Umbrellas in the popular colors and black; 10-rib style with tie on tip; have attractive handles and trim- mings. (Main Floor.) one-half 7~Piece Hemstitched Damask Table Sets $ 5-95 HE Set consists of hematitehed cloth. 64x80 inches and dozen hem- napkins, size of good bleached size stitched 17x17 inches, silver quality darmask. (Second Floor.) O with side handles. Casseroles, $3.95 dish ; F glass or white china covered in attractive nickel-plated frame (Fifth Fieer.) Kitchen Towels r5e. ADE of heavy qual- ity bleached crash toweling. color border. hemstitched. Very spe- cially priced. ‘Second Floor.) fast- Neatly with pL Silk Dresses with pleating, $2.59 ‘Plain Coats. without fur trimming, 47.48 Coats with fur trimmings, $1.98 Dresses Cleaned, $1.89 AIN Silk Dresses will be cleaned and pressed at this price. Garments will be called for. ‘Cleaning and Dyeing Dept.—Main Fiocer.) tive picture on one side and two spaces i for Suitable as gifts for little girls. inside 29c- [MPORTED Coin Purses—with attrac- change. ‘Thrift Avenue-—Maip Fleer.) i i Mm of the '; Four members | Switchman Injured When Train 1, ground from the top of a box ear |) Ew the Aseociated Pr Adolfo de la Huerta, HW ed the Mexican revolution which H article appearing today in El Eee | Arwistamt Attorney-General Resigns, E a of Justice in the Court | | responsibilities lie.” | LABOR WANTS REPRESENTATION . | Yrom the Building Trades Council EPSOM SALTS A a ame me CHICAGO UNIVERSITY SEEKS $17,000,000 RE ge ee — | - : ; PR OO ent Dre SB ter ig Fund Is Desired for New Buildings and Research Endowment. by the Associated Press CHICAGY, Nov. 24.—The devel- - opment program of the Universit» of Chicago involves the obtaining of $17,500,000 during 1925, which | Will be spent principally for new bulldings and creating an endow- ment fund, it was announced te- day by Harold H. Swift. presiden’ Board of Trustees, and Er- nest DeWitt Burton, president of the university In securing this sum fer its im- mediate needs, Swift said. the in- stitution must rely largeiy upon its alumni, citizens of Chieago and of the Middle West. John D. Rock- who has been the univer- niade his acer sta laiiylle nn Pia Ia tr cthenee nae amianes teen Eee ee eee — , a. _ ee - aa — eu . 2 wien 2- Seeds a Pane . ? ow ate ky, > o — il Wa “ ‘ a ae oy y ‘ Rai dalle SS —«efeller sity’s largest benefactor. final contribution in 1929. The most pressing need for the university, the statement said. was for $6.500,000 for endowment! of teaching and research. It is the intention to double within715 years. if possible. the present resources of the university—approximately $54,000,000. “We do not aim fo create the wealthiest or the largest of Amer- ican universities,” said Swift. “What we seek is to bulld the beet possible university for service in the region and in the particular fields where its opgertunities and} ae SS ipl - 4 paises Bg ? AST iss (os ae pian i ad rr wae ¥i ete hye: onl ohire ke be ee ee eee ee) Pa nent =: 3 sie A The building program under the $17,560,660 project includes $4.-— 600.000 for instruction and re- search: $3.000,000 for development of the colleges and %3,490,.000 for |. buildings service n re ; Necks es P ee. > : y vy id: af HEL Wa & ite ox ‘ ee 5 1 e er ’ Fe 7 Staal vie e dg eae, » bin tp . aa Lies Teer xg i sera ON THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Central Trades Unanimously tn- dorses Movement Started by Bullding Trades Council. Unanimous approval of a request for co-operation in an effort to have a representative of organized labor elected to the Board of Bdau- cation, was voted yesterday by the Centra! Trades ang Labor Unton. of the board, which has a total membership of 12, are to be chosen at the munic- ipal election in the spring. The unions will seek to elect their repe resentative then. SWEPT FROM TOP OF BOX CAR Passes Under Viaduct. | John Hattick, 47 years old, of 3933A Cleveland avenue, @ railroad switchman, suffered a fractured skull and fractures of several ribe early today. when knocked to the 6 pay abe. . ra Sy abies | while it was passing under the | Chouteau avenye viaduet in the Missouri Pacifie yards. He t# in a eritical condition at Missourb Pu- cifle Hospital. Hat tick was on top of a dri« which was switching in the yards, and failed to st0op as the cars passed under the viaduct. De La Huerta in Los Angeles Ro te Se ete re tT i MED i hog —— SARK. wi hin Bs ah sawn ~ e ory ad te ET te oF ote 1 Ie apace Se aarti tig eile pani its ite sossiese cheap ews. , eee ee one. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 24.-- who head- a was crushed last spring by the Oh- regon Government, was in Los An- geles yesterday, according to an de Mexico, Spanish-language news- revolutionary leader came or where he went was not disclosed, thoug': it was intimated he was bound for the East, along the Mexican bor- der. He was quoted as saying thas pone of the various versions of hie March was — - aitaeae Te ee ies ea) Ces CS] sy ~ aes ‘movements since last correct. | fir the Associated Press. _ WASHINGTON, Nov. 24—Robert HH. Levett of Iitinois, Assietant At- torney-General, representing the ‘of Clafma, iDee. 1. -« has resigned, effective ‘ World’s finest Physic is ‘now Pleasant as Lemonade MTL ee OO RO ~ Ben nate - SIR Eis: Bt Nae Oat BERR 2B asteane’ ll

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ee ea £ tS RUE AE gt RSH Rc ecg RS IBRD ve ee ae Se 6p MEE Oe Ne DSR —V ‘es Fae RB A RF eT ee Bn a eed SF on lhe consumption. off 6 ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH we nage pee eteicow es — —— BEER RUNNERS KILL Leonel Church to Be Dedicated. The dedication ceremonies of St EFustachius Church at Portageville, Mo., of which the Rev. William F Calvin is pastor, will take p Thursday, commencing at 9 A train of Portageville leaves inion Station Wednesday at i! Y ° .’. iit. as He Enters Road- Are Shot — Open Fite ADVERTISEMENT rg fhe Acecoiated Prees NEW CREAM CURES ECZEMA "S23". es) wnrohbabiv fatal: GU AR AXNTER: 1) bolle. Both Vaciim house and One man i ‘wan othere seriously Wou nd anothet “al ahot as the result o1 fighi veseterdas morning in Hawtharne Tnn roadhouse at (ice- now pis irom ro other Hhddie Tancl A wonderful new crean tively eliminates § suffering eczema, pimples, boils and local skin troubles. P pugilist, was shot to tent Tre Mercirex Cream at our risk. Fs ‘Res Pies Myles O'Donnell and James 1 * 4 Unless it brings prompt relief, vour *- ; } : > - ‘ —_ awnA ~ cruggist will refund vour money. herty, allewed gangsters anda bee! Mercirex is different from the sunners. according to the police . - ee +4 > ; ' ta. 3 : = ‘ erdinarvy greasy, smeiy om men O'Donnell suffered four bullet It vanishes. Leaves no trace—only @ faint, pleasant perfume. No matter how serious . - > 3 - wounds in the chest, inmitictec, Pp wer, your ‘lice said, by Tamecl’s revo fercirex wil] restore vour skin to eae Mercires e er and patron of the roachouse, Don’t suffer from an tun itchy skin -another day. Ask your druggist for a jar of Mercirex. 75 cents the jar. The 1. PD. Canlk Co. Milford, Del. health. sightl: through a was shot a noncombatant, the pouiict Doherty escaped, but is belev« to be wounded. The shooting started Aa . > 2 od ~ . iock. when Tanc entered Ss oes h —s YDann —— | Db ~~ er Ca Oa Tet. , - >. ~* > - ~ + oe Lhe ; Sow res uil ing neunced t/ that th i in Tancl’s death would possib!y attention. Drink | be LUnked with the recent sila x Dean O' Bannion. plenty of water and try ot lader and florist, a Cvorener's | inquest toda) Fought by Gangsters. AARLEM Poansceral anci began his pugilistic career when a boy, port dis ving he Cana . Chicago. AS an Onew aaa ures a great diuretic stimulant. amateur he started in matc? Three sizes, all druggists. 1906, marked as a terrific Leek for the name Gold Meda! on ever) yet uniearmed in the fine oor : . bt i ti “3 ~~ tessigna!l he killed Char es “Youre trict of ys ee ee emg Ne a me : oe > ~~ ADVERTISEMENT Greenberg in a match at La Salt aha ete alice .. ees RTE EE : ; m tle never Was prosecuted. ry™ in : - ihe. fighter then quit When the Children Cough, Rub — >... ~ > 5 Bookie Jones Opened L&DCi 8, & Saloon Th er » hea i ; al J8e 38 Musterole on Throats and Chests powuderte was cho. - maintaiats s shot there in De No telling how soon the symptoms Gamher 19°9 a may develop te ¢roup, or worse. From “Tanc?’ is , a UNDeii *> repi¢e : As first aid, wate iS Cel eT . vy —sSa (2e . as Pe. - AT . T? ’ > on lent. Thousands of mothers know it. i etic aa im the dis th ormer attempted *- : : o @eO fs. usterole is also e aAEN rci’s oat te" made tn milder form for Were Terio, Al Brown. Fran: babies and smeail children. Pere and Frank Alterie. Tan. Ask for Children’s Musterole. was warned to move out of Cicern last August. Shootings hare been frequent around the inn, bur Police : wan ® arrested any one ton with ‘Sem. SAYS: MONTHLY DELIVERIES WOULD CUT COAL PRICES | Storage Conuninee ot of Engineers oe Council Outlines Community Plans for Fuel ?roduction. Br the Aseoctaced Press : 99 Pasnasin YORK, Novw -4.— Ten or the Coal Storage Committee o¢ ond Amertcan Engir eer: ng - a ’ +i " ' “ : . iii titi tenn a ee Customers who chase Coats in our last sale will be pleased secured from the various manufacturers 8OO more of these wonderful New Coats, going to sell at the same low price, $13.9). to know ivpere that we have Coats And th Ory oe - _-~ »» See These Washi Avenue . Windows \Mondav N ight | 7 ‘2 ha s what ¥ > ' 27 W sad i Tra oe, ” *n~ 7s « . ‘ pas + ik as tnese in Our ington ‘Basement. } Ve ‘Basement. ) which unable fo pur- we are weather country, Due _ to ~ bad throughout the \ Coat manufacturers were of their stock at a fraction of th value. Henee this price. It is the tie ufacturers’ loss and your gain. Is an art some +a ; met end great sales & a very ‘ 4 a F. ry; . —_ aie > + "m.? i 4 i- = achiere ee the fact that they a Ceri at a | Pt Denditure > *- + © @ Viatka Coney collar and cuffs Bolivia Coats Viatka Coney collar and cuffs Velour Coats /~_ oe em Se Opossum-trimmed all-lined Plaid Goats. :. sisi! Marminuk collar Block Sport Coats Sealine collar, cuffs and bottoms Suede Coats Fur-trimmed Salt’s Silk Plush Coats Muskrat collar, all-lmed Sport Coats Moufflon collar, all-lined Saltonia Coats Manchurian wolf-trimmed Bolivia Coats Mandel collar all-lined Velour Coats Mandel collar and cuffs Block Polair Coats Extra-size Manchurian woif collar Velour Coats: all lined. Seas 100 extra-size Plain Coats included at Sealine collar and cuffs, silk lined Suedine Coats Sealine collar and cuffs, silk lined Bclivia Coats a > , rh ? 2re ; >i > nanny e.F7 aie 5 oF ‘tn . ; jai * r - baat we, ¢ a5 te 4 % € A pe ‘ : ea 1 i OBilGse RR ort: ee oh ere nye | Agiiins 2 34 &} tery f.ae Tord ae he cat AS Cal et ae 3 ‘> — => Te Md ee meet - of , J . wl! ’ ww! pet eee ee ee ee eet ; Ty © te w! we we ww Ge Se ; ~~ wl os io ic wt Leeann lll ane lieen i ww & OR a AR woe “ - r PA . ’ ’ . =) _ 435 ih * Si Things _— _— ——_— ial ~~ 3.00 Carving Sets: S-piece Sets made “eet, highiy polished handies, knife rk and Mee -Mece Set $2 5) Percolators Made of tive shape. with ebonized “teup size rey SOO grad de aluminum: attrac. tle mo = ? : ; That Are W anted “Wear-Ever™ Roasters , . : —_ — s TTT a) > SEs pws EhS ony : * " . es these wonderful. yeung male, singing P . ~* . 4 rT - . . 7 ‘ ha Kin S rsa ~\ Pia n¢é > lary a i wack 7 or mo mm = ing L - ei & ube a . ...” a ~~ Wad ' ~ a at ™ - >, sten © ee? - . ana Depgutiicui veiiow Umage. An special Prices: guart sizes. Si 89 f hich-srade ’ CANARY BIRDS Hartz Mountain Canary Birds: ave just received a new shipment of Soppertunity *o purchase c& a2 savings to row “pecia! i Bird Cage Stands; § feet tall. 2 rt ron, finished in biack and bronze Special. . oP cia 1.39 Cages. all brass: choice of equipped with seed cuard al! $3.85 $4.95 $5.95 quality first a oblor i OFT reund : $3.49 $2.33 nnaihies Sanit first quality t enamei; self basting aii browning: family size . on 95 0c Cake Pans, made of pure aluminum. “— or joose bottom styie 3% 19.080 “Cuckoo” cuckoo every half hour and hour: white mumerals 4 hands; excellent timekeepers. Ran $3.49 ®Niape ; around Clocks; impo ried: hand carved, with $5.95 ~ Ee — | $27.30 China Din | 4) Pleces ehina with attractive na der decoration. Com $ plete Service for | 6 persons; 5/)-pe. *2> Dinner Sets, 100 Pers. £2.00 Cake or C Beautiful, Tarrow seid imcr ri 7 Pieces a ea: border with color line decors- Tlen tf fine cua! tey porrela:s lemme rr’ ast Ravrartan ‘omplete service for fs “yer ts arg* uprn handle calte serv ag indian we re piece $ | & 95 . aa fem in %50.00 China Dinner Sets, 1) Pieces Imported Bavarian -hina. beau- tiful, marrow pink sprays border , @ecoratian, fast - “Stand gravy boats included with service iz persons. 198- $30.75 . Around the Home at Substantial Savings Highest grade imported 3 ness has not been what it should-@ willing fe lisp 2 ot : - 2 ‘2 - : . =" 5 - . > Pp - ae a 2 ate . ay - . so oy £ » 4 be 3 a - © = a ‘ “s y . ee See > . : ae” aa - et - « wm - ~ a Pay mm = >. ‘I , oman * p=! » « =. o + 2 ~ - rs - ‘ ; be a : . - a = - ‘ 4 » - —_ . - . “— . > o~ = ‘ete Le - es - +? ae cc ** . “ ee a rs ft ; i - wet Sir 7 ~~ . - ~ ga ah tee ae - ee ; = ms te : k Pe : - . 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Regularity $2.5 3 for $6.00 ‘Main Fleer.) ubber Goods Discontinued numbers i) f hor. ter hbettles and < A neck band a in? ALN “—< ? “ges - —. - fountai: ;uart. ecTrew “Itt ings. v e®ars. Rr eguiar: ¥ rT ‘(Maia Fleer. , These Se Unbleached =. e wores. . “ ie. We : e 24 Yau R&c yw ep event. l7c Bleached Musiin ae Tart wide, no dressing, ciese a we 7 ™ 88c | = pr 39c Bleached Indian Head good wr. gut. ali a we Tvet. ~ mchese wide dressing. clionely 479 Tara wide, closely woren. will ¥ asc | ie ‘ $1.49 Beaded mit umber ‘2 a ei cumbi-

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* MONDAY NOVEMBER oe MOND a NOV EMBER? e& 7 ae 24, 1924, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MOT A ene ener — ———— —— tE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers a — ee _ COMBINED STLOWS POST-nisPeTeH _ -_- —~- LL _ LLL LL LOL: Nt ett tt - _— - — = —-— 2 ee - ’ st. | {such times as to obviate t} . tan to gain | ment of company, or non 10 i Pr class ‘producing, eodt during Mis fi con-|when there is a heavy ‘ ooneennenee Only 25 Shopping Days Until Xmas and Nugents Is the Place to Buy deme ", 7 re their |the transportation of y srsceseeeeeea THe Big Thanksgiving weather condition country, Coat busi: D nn » Dress Event Kore $25, $30, $35 Values noiwhat it should, ang vere willing fo dispose: us tf $ 1 { TA Our New York buyer wired of this most for- ‘i : ey tunate purchase of Dresses. You will be sur- a fraction of their re¢ ; is price. It is the many. ; prised to find such lovely garments at so low a price. Come early! and at jducing freight.” “* nd your gain. %, ry “ lo Dress q Styles y a Piain Dresses \\ ell at a Straightline : 4 Dresses : q Beaded Dresses OW Cost . ci Embroidered Sizes - ‘ i Dresses 16 to 44 . a Braid-Trimmed and S an art: : Be Dresses ats t some women , Combination hixtra achieve — because of Color Dresse« Sizes Ensemble Dresses ~ + 46 to 52 the fact that they at- tend vreat Sales like Materials this ; ue : Rowe sueceed in Satins Georgettes Bengalines g £ a very high. Satin Cantons Crepes Twill Back 0% canine a tri-| : r Cotton Velveteens Combinations g expenditure. ei el Sport Fabrics Plain Twills | : Hairline Twills, Etc. (Second Floor—Nugents.) Be here Tuesday to] © buy these Coats at} | } \ QU, NOTICE! New Locations of Departments bt \ T he Store for ALL the People In inaking further room for contractors in the construction of our new building departments have been moved to new locations. Silks, Now Main Floor—Annex Building. Wash Goods and Dress Goods—Main Floor Annex Building. the following Patterns—Main Floor Annex Building. Men’s Furnishings—Main Floor Main Building. Men’s Clothing—Second Floor Annex Building. Men’s Hats—Second Floor Annex Building. Girls’ and Juniors’ Apparel—Second Floor Main Building. se roller bearing with double dise steel wheels and extra thick rubber tires, $8.50 value. Very special kextra!500 Big Coaster W agons ‘“American National,’’ the best Wagon made—full price—each packed in a carton. bam $555 | Note! These Wagons are not set up at this Complete Mechanical Train Outfits tea Doll Buggies Mama Dolls | of r@woven § fiber, a great, big 24-ineh Walk good S174 (*‘hojlee of cream, ing boll with nonbreakable j grav or blue With adius : ; . : iit . wT! ' nds. table hood and rubbe r tired ne ad, mb ‘ a ia wheels. Special Nicely dressed Special | 466 se ‘ ~~ “American Flyer” made engine: high speed well nade, with tender. coach and 00) ve eg me ome . $9.00 Ice Skates; “Nestor Johnson's” $7 33 ett with shoes attached. > aa sj S3.50 Scooters: a strongly made sidewalk scooter, with double dise steel wheels 9 and heavy rubber tires. Verw special... $2.3 (Baxement,) Store of St. Louis—1200 Beautiful Lamps at Ha ‘np Pridge, Junior, lf-Price - Floor and Table ae : The Lamp i ti eli ate | ; | £1x99 - ch full Linen Collar and SSO: : } ’ Suits | | 55 ‘uf 2 SOR ARR Ad Say : bleached Sheets, made . Cuff Sets, with real . gst a ‘ White ribbed cotton % AY % ~ J . 113 } , C of excellent quality, strong | Irish and laces in Buster style RRS mee Hurts, — | thread cotton, no starch. Regu- and corn color. Some have nar- . : Women’s $1.35 Union | Extra-Size Sheets, Each | Collar and Cuff Sets utch neck, long and_ short | larly $1.89. (Third Floer.) | row or gauntlet cuffs. Pretty ™ leeve, knee and ankle length. | ; | designs. Regularly $3.75 | . —e : : ; signs. Regularly $3.75. ® sizes 36 to 44, but not in all Trish and Filet Picot | (Main Floor.) | tyles. Some of the garments | ont trtal wie: | ? “cave very slight oil stains. 950 maine 1? : $1.00 Fiber Scarfs andfilet eam Picot in white and natural Roman stripe Scarfs $1 95 8 less Sheets, Fach shade. Regularly 12%c and 15c. of lustrous fiber with ° o : etre see oe ; , $I 10 (Main Floor.) hand-knotted fringe and several leached, ouble-bec . 3 | weaves. Beautiful styles. Regu- afi a ize Sheets. Regularly $1.35. | $45.00 Axminster Rugs | larly $2.95. eatin Sian § isis | (Third Floor.) | 9x12 ft. size Ax- $34 95 | Sg le N Esiac ™ Seamless Sheets, Each minster Rugs of . : ampie eckwear Be: 5: D Seth cinch ful mi _ good, durable quality, ina selec- | Vestees collar and cuff 95 bce SR ' jouble-bed size Sheets $1.38 | tion of neat allover Persian | sets, collars, bib collars C 5 we i: ' made of excellent quality, no | designs. (Third Floor.) Se «sige bet see Ne He, SRR OR CaRREe SOS eee . f styles, c S ¢ nmings. Ce BORER AB eR NG oe eos starch. gages ‘ove Brass Desk Set Regularly $1.75 and $1.50. Be se “4 es Brass-covered desk $3 50 (Main Floor.) Mees Ta Seti, Blanket Robes | blotter, brass ink well, ° Bo s’ Union Suits hte % '. Genuine Beacon 9 . | pen tray and letter opener. | y 2b. Cae iS: cloth Bathrobes, also Vase : (Main Floor.) | Cream color cotton rib- 69c¢ 1S Be ‘Lawrence Robes; fancy cord | : ’ | bed Union Suits. High | Children S Taped | neck, long sleeve, ankle length. edging on collar, cuffs and | ‘ : pockets, cord and tassel at | Button Waist Union §— sizes 8 to 16 years. pwalst. Pretty floral, jacquard Suits (Main Floor.) ‘and mannish check in tailored psyles. Regularly $3.55. White ribbed light 79¢ Lace Panels (Fourth Floor.) fleeced taped _ button | Made of Venice and 69 Spits, high neck, long | Val laces; full lengths: C | A 4 . , Waist . Children S Umbrellas sleeve, and ankle lengths. Sizes come in cream and ecru. Jenny @ «CFFrlt-of - the - loom $1 55 | 4 to 12. and” round neck. Regularly —#® cotton Umbrella, rain- . . proof and fast colors; amber, English Tanned | ‘wood and bacalite handles with Chamois Skins | Baby Blankets pcord leather strap arm swing, | - ' Large size, extra | Nips and stub end. Regularly | large size soft Chamols Okc heavy with bound 95 edge in pink or blue, with $1.95. (Main Floor.) Skins, slightly ~imper- | Men’s English fect. Regularly $1.98. | wreath designs. * Size 36x54. (Main Picer.) Regularly $2.75. Broadcloth Shirts : Pearl Necklace | (Fourth Floor.) Men's white English $2.09 | Indestructible artifi- $4 95 $1.00 Handkerchiefs Broadcloth Shirts, cial Pearl Necklace in Pneckband style, high - grade | rhree dainty Handker- 89c ‘broadcloth material. Sizes 14 the graduated style; a very | chiefs, in white or colors, ; beautiful luster; fitted with a in many splendid designs. Three 17 r $2.50. 4 te een diamond set clasp, in hand- different designs in the box. Bonet, eh ik a a some gift box. Regularly $6.00. , : : Women’s Service Mai Floor. (Main oor.) (Main Floor.) Rubber Goods 3 c Discontinued numbers QQ Foster Bed Springs | 1 Billk Hose sels , | of hot-water bottles and C High grade; war- $8.30 g u - fashione $1.69 $1.90. (Main Floor.) ".* * *e + SE Men’s Silk-and-Wool Half Hose, Pair Men's silk-and-wool Baby Bunting — (Fourth Floor.) Electric Curling Irons All sizes 9% to 1114. _ Men’s Lisle Half Hose Men's fine quality lisle handle and cord. Strong spring ors, all sizes 914 to 11%. Regularly $1.9". (Third Floor.) | and Pants Mattresses — quality cotton felt. 50-lb., guaranteed to wear. sleeve, ankle length pants. Sizes with good ticking. (Third Floor.) Men’s and Young Men’s 2-Pants Suits Women’s All-Silk Chiffon Hose Extra fine quality sheer chiffon silk full- Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats Your choice of ul- steers, ulsterettes, $26.00 (Chesterfieids, box coats In a wide range of patterns. Sizes 34 to 48. Regularly $32.90 to $38.00, (Second Floor.) $25.00 Seamless Brussels Rugs Handsome Rugs 9 Oriental and an OEE 5 allover patterns. Made seam- less; very serviceable. Size 8.3x 10.6 ft. (Third Floor.) Bridge Sets These Sets consist $? 98 of five pieces neatly ° scalloped in pink, blue and gold. Regularly $3.95. ¢phirg Floer.) Blanket Bathrobes New models of Bea- $6 95 con Blanket Bat h- . robes in fancy patterns. Quilt- ed satin and _ sailor collars, with shawl front trimmed with fine satin ribbon. (Fourth Floor.) Xmas Card Assortment 12 beautiful Xmas 25 Cards in assortment, 6 ¢ . single cards and 6 folders. (Main Floor.) Fur Collars Included are rac- $9 &9 coon, civet cat, Kki{t e fox, opossum, nutria, caracul and other furs in a variety of shapes and colors. Regularly $15.00 to $19.95. (Main Floor.) $3.95 Lunch Sets These Sets are made $2 &9 of fine quality mer- ° cerized damask, linen finish. Cloth, 54x54 inch, with 6 dinner napkins to match. (Second Floor.) Men’s Bathrobes Men's Blanket Bath- $7 95 robe with shawl col- ° lar. braid tr; mmed around ) 2 4 ' Men’s Union Suits Comforts . Men's cotton ribbed $1 00 72x78 cotton filled, fleeced Union Suits ° and covered with a $3.65 with long sleeves, ankle-length | cotton silkoline and a solid col- style. In ecru color. Size 36 to | or cotton sateen border. Choice 46. Regularly $1.2». ” | of rose, blue and orchid colors. (Main Floor.) | Monday only. Regularly $4.96. , ° (Thi ! . Men’s Shirt and ae re Drawers | Apron Frocks Men's wool and cot- | Beautiful hand-em.- $1 77 ton mixed Shirts and $1.15 | broidered Apron Frocks ° Drawers, long-sleeve Shirts and in splendid assortment of at- ankle-length Drawers. In gray | tractive styles, of fine quality - ——— only. Broken sizes. Seconds. | gingham, black cotton sateen, Regularly $2.00. ¢again Fleor.) | hand embroidery on neck, pock- ets and sleeves In various de- Signs. Sizes 36 to 46. Men’s Caps All-wool Caps in $1 69 | (Fourth Floor.) new patterns, made ° with patent detachable inbands, | Ankle Bloomers in wide range of fabn'cs to se- | Bloomers made of 79 lect from. Sizes 6% to 7%. | standard quality cotton C ; Shirred cuff, fine selection of Men’s Hats Regularly $2.99. (Second Floor.) | eateen., Have double elastic | dark colors. Regularly $1. They are new mod- $3 A& els, In gray, tan, nat- ° (Fourth Floor.) ural seal and blacks. Sizes 6% | Costume Slips to 7%, (Main Floor.) | Costume Slips made $1 79 of tricolette, bodice top, . ’ Men S Sample Felt Hats pleated flounce, braid trimmed, o_o — ayes $2 65 light and dark colors. Regularly ter style ats n A! . $1.98. the late colors to select from. (Fourth Floor.) Sizes 6%, 7, 7% and 7%. Reg- Silk Chemises ularly $4.00 to $5.00. | Made of heavy qual- 2 69 (Second Floor.) | ity crepe de chine poe ° Krinkle Bed Sets | radius tub silk, lace and ribbon 78x90 full-bed size; trimmed. Flesh, orchid and hon- krinkle Spreads with $3.95 eydew. Regularly $2.95 and roll cover to match, shown In $3.50, (Fourth Floor.) rose, blue and gold stripes on ‘ cream ground; 200 of these Electric Heaters seamless Spreads to offer. Reg- Twelve-inch copper 4 65 ularly $5.00. (Third Floor.) bowl. Heavy wig ft ° Wool-Mixed Blankets | guard. Seven-foot cord and two- -Ox80 extra heavy plece plug. Removable element. eo $5 49 Just the size for the bathroom. quality, shown in + white with pink and blue bor- Guaranteed. Regularly $7.60. Third Fleer. ders, slichtly soiled. Regularly ( ) $6.95 (Third Floer.) Electric Percolators $8.50 Linen Set l Bight - cup highly $2 00 These Sets are 60x89 49 polished aluminum Per- . inch size. Made of sil- $6. ae a nad ‘ice silk Hose with Hiose with single and | bee Ra : ale -anted 20 vears. Ellip- service sil TE a Eapeees : . — ae a le ge — —. tee] coll: steel slatted sup lilse elastic top, with reinforced double garter tops, in black and edges, pockets and on cuffs, | eget a — ayer es 2 1d $ quart, fountain c Sicer © "Tile conic , z : a | al ate . aches ‘ y , Ap spout. Six-foot co ; syringes “yn vd i y caine rittin a ports. Strong and comfortable. toes, soles and heels, in black serge, poudre blue and stripes. also some plain one *" os Ltch | vel bleas hed 2 gerry Neatly | mi iit ee Seniiaakend | : gage sad ie | For wooden metal or bow-end | and wanted shoe _ shades. All Regularly $2.50. 50 and $35.00. each robe. Regularly $8.95 and hemstitched. i napkins to | ~pie k K. , aids to $: “gag slldioaeyanasti | tyl ZB (Third Fl ) | sizes 8% to 10 (Main Floor.) (Second Floor.) $9.95. (Main Floor.) | match. (Third Vleor.) Regularly $5, (Third Fileor.) . to $3.00. (Main Flour.) | **Y e. : r *LOOF. : : ‘ “ ) : a eye See Wonderland and the Fairy Tales See Jim, the Big Elephant—Hear Him Play LG ~ sy ~ , 52c Unbleached Sheeting $1.98 to $3.98 Leather | eg ress Ginghar seuinttie | i. ee eens. Handbags of dress agen gh 8 age ir i ; sely c , We have just 800 Bags special- checks and piaid ettects, Peight 2} ans 88c ly careneed for this selling in plain 4 ¥ds. 88c ' Bt ......e, 2 event. Made in the latest styles BROBGOB... cscs vie grained : , , smooth and ve l7c Bleached Muslin idvess. Blacks, tans, grays— 45c Feather Ticking j are wide, no dressing, close- a wonderful opportunity to buy A fine quality of feather Tick- | Woven Z et 88c that Christmas 88c ing, in the staple blue and white Blt present NOW ..--reeeeree: stripes, 31 inches wide; 2 to lo 89¢ Bleached Indian Head Dress Goods Remnants | Geithe. ..«.ss0d 2+ *™ 88c Z 4 ~ 7 ~ Tr, -ae Petes *. . 2 wae | o% " — eT PP Lb tetede oy 3s > v4 Senta te a 24° Me . rs Pen eee 7: ‘ . . 4 , 6 ~. 88a o ina Oh : ey a St oe © Ot bet 2 +. 7 ate i > tage? °°) ae > ; . “ae , 9 he >] “wk a) O Ta, - ah ° a@tele s¥, Ae gs zs sa * oe ; ' . o So M ~ 5 oF Oe. ee . 2 oe teks ° te on : , . * ar im” bs Ion > “+? rte eer . 4 . aed ee *. = a. 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WAY: ae nner © or fee eee 45° - . a suen As ~ om, . ’ : eV ee * aD >. ant Tepuwet stents OM ey Be ae ot . vee he . wire gee ree ben St be Ry er ers ia ys OF 4 c ha 5 ~ i Pixs " a . ; . sr A 4” = ) e%eheerere p Dis ec ofesens s06,% «te oLepephdals vetcleletats * Stata > Pp +> «a+ it ettel hatte + $+) 08.66Gn ads ASOT Ot ~ “a A °c ., . +A . ¥ he trv bd Seee 4302 ry Pe. nat) > (agepece ste ae Watery Vecee oe” oes “ss? ee a a lod ed st Ne Ss? haben, eee rene MOT CALS: ory ~~ wee » = 4 2 ~ . ™ Pe « r 2 e 'e " + ave - ; . i 7 a _—s : ; ~ = {-Y - got “ a ‘ 7. 4 : Zs : CS. ee” ee . e+ , : - : Reantesten ys ad . , : o Sree ted 7 a * 1 pes: z BO faS Gao is ° “ ~ Ts ; . : “4 - ‘ ‘ . . a*e “ so 7 . - 7 - ~ a 4 a ; es wh, a - e ~ : ) - ‘wy Oy . - + we e. ef, ‘.* - _"* oo - v “4 é > rm 4 . ‘ mer eee . “ ~ « , “7 — AT Tl | ae ; ee é ; Le , = a tit = 7 7 et ey" $ sh e ' 4 -% ee as ~ re ‘ FA 4 bs ~_—? . r s r .e Tubing | : hone Just 350 vards of fine quality . a (Basement.) {2 inches wide, good weight, 5P gentaltboe and wool and cotton Cheviot Shirting . Ss Wht eeeing, closely woven. mixed Serges, Poplins and Crepes. Cheviot Shirting in a pleasing a ~~ ~ ~—e 400 yards last; from 3 In an assortment of colors. 1 to selection of stripes og: aga ‘a . Yds. 5 yard lengths. 36 and 40 | 27 Inches wide; 2 | ad . | ~ 7 bs yards pp Steet eet «a 3 88c inches wide, yard Pores 8&c | to 10 yard lengths, ? R&c a ings! lin ; , Mc Jay I Ss Ag 18¢ Unbleached Mus Crepe de Chine $1.39 Gingham Dresses medium | Made of good quality gingham. Yard wide Tov ill bleach dues sa’ "Yes. 00 Reautiful quality, easily 6 — 8 C weight, all-silk Crepe de Chine. For dresses, blouses or under- 12c Unbleached Muslin garments. In all the "8c .. OO€ 38 tn light and dark shades. easily ches wide, will bleach ae teaches wide, yard ........ 10°” 88c Some plain, some checks with white collars and cuffs, with sash ties. Sizes R&c Pee BE GO Ebi ccecccctesece 29c Pillowcases 27.00 China Dinner Sets — 20 Pieces —. Highest grade imported BavariaD a : . 4 o aa , - pe with attractive narrow bola Be to 98¢ 1 Fancy Dress Flannelette | | 42x26-Inch Pitonies. hemmed. ‘decoration. Com- . 95 : Beautify) Bead Necklaces eg-inch, 2 to 10 yard lengths | ready for 4 for 88c te Service for . In all ¢ imported ot eee of cotton dress Flannelette In eee | =— color combine at way a £4 light and colored grounds with | CTSONS ; Jv0-pe. sets... inch mn os to 95 printed 31 ¥ ds. R&c | $1.19 Sheets, 81x90 a - . 3 how for Christ ne 2 — 88c | Gdesigms....--+-+++s 2 | Goood quality Sheeting, close- 's. | $2.00 Cake or Cream Sets, mas... | ly woven: slight sec- 88 $1.49 Beaded Bags Cotton Suiting | onds; good value ..;:..... ace 7 Pieces | AG wo a - > an ted aded | eh tach 9 , y lengths of | ’ ra number of Beaded | 36-inch, 2 to 6 yard 4 | sin Imported Bavarian chimes Se 8 in beautiful color combi- | ¢ancy Suiting in light and dark | 69c Boys Caps ns, large open handle cake plate & a | aif ons, with drawstring tops | rounds in printed stripes, | Boys’ wool Caps in a good as- cn Smaller serving dishes, deco- = j 1} be offered at this price. one | i atat and plaid Yds. 88 | sortment of new patterns, are 5 rated with Indian tree $l 00 b. ; ¥ only, Take advant- ae aia pba 5 C | nicely made and 2 for R8c | design i~Piece Set.... . ae a age of We MIDE 6 0 ncck'ss 5: 88c tae. e | dim all sizes......-.--«- ‘ss $2.00 Cranberry Sets, Stripe Crepe | Underwear Crepe 69c Boys’ Blouses | ae os aie an q cones inch, fine quality wool and 36-in. cotton lingerie gg Boys’ blue chambray and some _ / Pieces s* Weight Tot Crepe, Good dress | light and coloted gee 2 to 10 | striped percales; double yokes; | ler Large, deep bowl and 6 smame Ped and nates of poudre blue, neat printed Ts Wee. ypen cuff; ? for 88c vy | Serving dishes; imported ct oe : colorea Vy blue, with R&c yar 34 S8&c sizes $ to 15...... for | tint edges and rose floral ¢ Roman stripe..... lemgmths..---++s6: 5 ; decorations, | ss ‘~plece Bets... 2 «sees a of a. a Py . s . 3 a8 * a 8 a a 8 . 8 8 ie * , | — a 8 | a oe | . | . yas %s -— : \ : The Big Main-Floor Toyland Is Now Open— These Specials for Thrifty Sho $1.39 Boys’ Caps sortment of light 69c Gingham Petticoats deep flounces in very neat stripes, | ? for R8c $2 to $3 Sample Corsets $1.29 Boys’ Juvenile Suits washable waist; g00d color -_ A A LL SL KL YY SY 4 DD DD De eee Basement ie J. x. x, SY, , YY DD eed = - - - *+-t ttt = = = oes—Shoes 120 pairs of women's High an Low Shoes in a big assortment ve combination effects. emaller sizes and narr es high and low Shoes includ- 83C see eseseupewensausasaeaeene 39c Curtain Grenadine Small and large dot, also neat puters 4 **™ 88¢ $1.39 Drapery Silk Splendid quality, in ‘good col- Ne nedeun wed 2 Curtain Nets ’ One-vard length, suitable fi t door panels and ? for &8 transol! _ ¢C saat $1 and $1.25 Women’s Union Suits W it ter-weleht long and half sleeves, ankle length; Treg- R&C ular and extra sizes $1.19 Junior Union Suits Ages 14 and 16 years, made like “Dads,” open seat, long seat e ankle length 88&c 25c Men's Hose \ien's mereerized Hose aec- onds. itn black and cordovan,; ~~ i 5 “* 88c 50c Women's Lisle Hose Klastic ribbed top, full mercer- ized; sizes 8*, to 10; 3 for 88 excellent values ¢ Women’s Silk-and-Wool Hose One nice assorted lot of heath- ers and black, classed as irregu. lars, a wear | | R&c pert. Stamped Tea Towels Excellent quality Tea Towels, unhemmed, stamped with pretty patterns, eoalored fer R& horders 6 Cc ? , ee reenter = esaeugeeeeceaeeesese @iaaes pers in Our Bargain Basement Huck Towels $1.19 Boys’ Sacking Blouses Red and blue border Huck An exceptional Blouse of woo!l- Towels, nice weight 7 for 88 | mixed material; have collar and good size , C | attached: are in gray and khaki! Sizes are broken 88c Part-Linen Toweling Excellent quality 85% Linen 69c Sateen Bloomers Toweling, blue and 4 Vds. R&c f;00d quality Cotton Sateen red bdrs., bleached. _ some plain, with stripes and fig- ured elastic watst and double Pattern Cloths elastic cuffs Sizes 27 and 29 In dark fer (;o0d quality mercerized dam- colors _ ; 2 88&c ek Pattern Cloths ready to be hemmed, also some round cloths with scalloped edge 8 | 29c Bandeaux slightly soiled; each C | Rrecade and plain models assorted sizes: fer 29c Bath Towels several styles , 4 88c Full bleached, excelient quali- ty, good size, slight 4 for 88 Duplex Drapery misweaves.. C Extra heavy quality mulberr» and brown, also blue and 59c Mercerized Damask taupe comb. ? Yds, 88 c Excellent Mercerized Damask, SHOR anes: ot * to 6-yard mill lengths, pretty | patterns: full 2 4. 8 Drapery Cretonne bleached ' C 36-inch: neat pat- 5 Vda. R&c , | terne; ase't colors $1.19 Satinay Bloomers Made of good quality Cotton | Children's Navy Serge Dresses ee — Satinay, light and dark colors, double elastic knee; regular sizes , ‘ R&c Wonderful va'ues. Mothers cannot make these Dresses 88c $1.29 Muslin Gowns | for Sic. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Several models, cut full, well Girls’ Sweaters made. incuding fancy yokes. slip- over style: regular Siipover models In @ targe OBDOR ss acc be Fs tRRE Wis R&c | wartety of popular colo 88 o | Sisee T te B4ecicsue es eae oe Cc . : $1.39 Princess Slips | Made of soft quality muslin. All-Linen Damask tallore and trimmed models; 64-inch wide extra heavy }. good size ity all-lItnen tmported 5nd ss ocnwtke ts &8&c Table Damask Ta . EL oe) 09 BO co Rigo AB ANB I Gr why ” ~~ 2aeae@e8c “" = o~ : aes Sea Bet m- °9 * Refonty we e walle ee Fey SNE Ne ONO CN tah it NE Ht ty as antuee an ae oma + ce Alen ae BOs nent —s Ae NR A PE BME pen mee ee ee ot es oo on re DNR. ag te ERM 7 Pia a ick semanas ci SMa cs PPR COND Ane ANRC i ABR A DANG Na te Ogi Ca. Aamo = a> ~~ . -_ SR eee ——— SE OA RE AB 8 ag I Ms ORR ws RR a tear es apemnaa mn tasennsaien = Tis cans 8 Me eX RS 2 aI? st ARMAS fn. 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est een a teres ae BE ee aaa eee - : ae 7k ey - ‘ as aay a ee ee a en ae ee ee ee » oT. LOUIS POST-O'S SPATCH | a Double Eaale Stamps Tuesday id Le Vaeh ‘4046 — » Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Re stricte d Arti ‘les Erce reepte de ae ad . Give The Daily POST-DISPATC H alone nas MORE CITY Circulalion than the morning and one other evenin neu sciatic COMBINED Largest hand Ret iad tl in Missourt and the W: Bobby McLean Skates Demonstrated by Mr. McLean Himself ri er ints r . £.v¥@ ®z Distributors of Mere — S¢ and 3:39, Newest Playthings That Will Be Greeted With Delight Are Offered Here in Many Special Groups— Select Kiddies’ Gifts on Tuesday Bring Little Ones Downtown to See Santa in F airyland—25c Ticket Entitles Them to a Surprise Package $2.98 to $5.95 Dolls Special Tuesday at 98 $2. 75 Doll Beds ainty Beds for dolis of any sizes nished $32.50 Flectric Trains, wide cauge $25.95 $19.95 Automobiles, completely equipped. $14.95 $4.95 to $7.95 Dolls Special Tuesday at $2.50 Tables © ta i Lai fin «he « Pe rarge ?f sive $7.95 Mama Dollis St Water Tank« 6a “7a Y SOTEMBER 24 "oo oe oe oe oe SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUN FAMOUS Double Eag eu & Tuesday—Remarkable C. Fur-lrimm > In Fashionable Winte | = 838 € The fashionable and attract Coats are made more beaut and smart cuffs of fur. All latest wavs and lined with c offe rs choice of black. deer, ; berry Coats, in sizes for mi Manchurian — moufflon and r $93.95 Rocking Hobby Horses, with saddle, $7.45 $10.95 Roll-Top Desk and Chairs $9.25 $6.50 China Tea ~ets $6 Sidewalk Cars, with rubber tires $4.95 $t Toonerville Trolleys $6.95 Game Boarda with implements for var- ».938 Sidewalk Scooters $5.45 5 Velocipedes OBS LAics — r rs rr; -* > > * in oe > os a . . + ~- | Y ‘ ™ > is iSiq as. instrumen it reproduce splendid! . . "s ™“™ | : 7 “— " . > ~ . oe . . , . -_ = > : rn congregate Charmeuse» id arting a decorative note with the ornate mirror and z “A i# ; . _ - 4 : : . i * — ‘ > et i- r a Vi ‘ ‘ revs .* s), > . = = Dh, nm ctTY anh ; : - ‘ ‘ : ‘ : a ' a a | : « : ‘ si” - ~-- — ha : ™ > : . ‘ ; : 30d aien wid ‘of exce : : | wid , fe , gel sb ge iy fers w! ha axe 90) 09 ave 49 $3.75 Black Crepe repe 2 40-i2 Satin See $2.98 Value > 9 at, Yard. $5 Cash $5 Monthly a eg wid lark colors ail or aT ‘Ke | $1. 08 - $3.50 Wool Coating in Queen Anne design with brown mahogany or walnut ~ va Tuesday, ~ | -) nish: ening ' 4 tao y and seperate skirts. 0: ernoe . Uk that ‘esses. Spewial a ? 79 | , 7 Ft, } y y ™ ’ « 7 iid weight Specia! $3 wears splend.dl irda Eel J | ; it, yard rete 2.29 - ; : Third Fleer | $, eS cr: - : : wee . 4 ‘ : . Woven Entirely Without Seams ta OP es peme GY eae rege rae BS yh yo afi _ coat : Through Our Special Purchase You Have This Choice of Deltah Pearl Necklaces Various Styles and Lengths There are plain and Tuesday—1200 Pairs of Women’s Splendid S “o collar Bl — ~ 1| —_ ~ “ , ~ ~ , - / , | weaves, re a k k | | ; ~—— “4 ’ ) | tai: lors, etc. & ac a ] OSe a) 7 : 7 : | | — riage 7 = = ed 7 x1%-ft Rues of a he and attractive kind—wif | pine Basemen: Eronomy With Persian Band at Top 1 deep. durabl! i finished with fringe ay Persian patterns I biue or rose, nese and To Make Your Home 9x12-Ft. £ Termed Seconds of @ These Rugs are woven with issures long, satisfactory service, orings will harmonize with Ter rined seconds because of mi $2.50 V alue. as et >) | ¥ q: , ~— ~~ siege meget " eo an ore Special. . ae. & F ; | \/ on Uliavie LOT 1 nS. _ Seamless Wilton ap ‘ug¢s in beautiful patter ' In the — in roups are be ui | iful trands o! , - , Mos 3 ig x w Se 1 iP : si i i Sette ial inde te mi le pear all ‘¥ . —— ion é — “ = ——— . — i -- See °nNa.d a.ues at rs | aaieneapenadie Fleer | 7 — — - Main t leveor ; Sc | \ >} * ey i@ Cutlery and Gla Sputcinasaa r Beach cloth Rebing of Kitchen Gineeware Ser ‘ , - - 2 mee quality, confisisis of cleven nred- or'ngs. emi a ae Kitchen Cutlery Set con- “sts of 10 spicrdk! grade 1 berder patterns, conventional de- ns and coin gold band decorations. Fitth Fleer | ttre af ‘ _ : 5 " : > » ‘. . : : * _ " ‘ ‘ ‘ _ * : - a . ". : ‘s 4 : ~ ‘ 2 “. : ‘ . . : : : . . ‘. : $3 : " > : : : : . : . “ : ~ % > . : : < : < ‘. < : ‘ % : . 5 PI ae a sagen LP A ADOC ANN, i eS EEE ei a ews ese Resement Gailerr | ll ee ee ee ee ee ee

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- Be E>: a aa : , ge en a . - z ate + Se ~~ S ee . 4 “ Bt ae e> 7 . . ee | litical] parties t does intend ° G Ds | . from £20 to $23.50. They are all of smart fabrics, abor eropesen be eae ait aes | es : offering the newest patterns and colors. There are 3 and be used by none.” e p manv stvles, ranging from very conservative to the Seamen Opposed to League. ; . sd ‘ Previous conventions have de- > > s. more extreme model: clared in favor of the World Court. e, ; ‘ut spokes f the Internationa! Men and young men contemplating the pur- es es eae — / organs . : : : efamens t_nion introauced a reso Rant «ot chase of Suits and Overcoats will immediate- ation askine fer Meine ts of wen tf , ‘ sad ‘ > | eshiic 4 i , igue, basing their opposition on the ground that its agencies sought to curb advancement in In- | ternational regulations governing seamen’s codes. ly recognize the advantage which this unus- the lez ual offering presents. Suits range in size from 16 years to 42. Overcoats from 32 to 44. Basement Economy Store lendidly, rror -and ch oak nian et =. : npr amen ab ima 30 ee — * =~" atin Wilde see, Oe a OO AE NR Fel eae 2 Ta: ee * $4 Pha a ee ee Seles +i eerie tO pS Dieewper. ~ tag ~~ Aetel yf Eom. \ ir fit ef se a yO il! 5 . . . ore “ > . ‘ We Are Offering These Rugs at af Lagintnte sa 3 — . — — > pe for re — 9 | | E | 4 — “Famo” Rubber Reducing coviet Russia also were before the Less Than Today S Who esale ost | : 3 le : S ters Cor ets Under a a oer ertigpargeres : . rE rom These Room-Size wea 5 nesotutions Commbine iit ae hat This in spite of the fact that manufacturing cost has advanced, so that today’s » J 4 ’ £ : I Resolutions Committee will go be- fore the gathering today, imme- diatelv after the opening of the morning session. A short meeting of the executive f } price is higher than a month ago, and another advance will take place in Decem- | ber. We seriously recommend that you take early advantage of this extraordi- nary offer. $5 and $6 Values $49) 95 @ Corsets and step-ins of fancy pink Para rub- A A, Ry OR eS owe Baal” S ea pal ST $6 Values @ Hundreds of ex Sweaters of pure wool and wool-mixed yarns— over hon el ot Rugs rely Without Seams B PAS eavy and attractive kind—with p and finished with fringe on and Persian patterns having tan, taupe, blue or rose, and nany rooms. $3.50 10>) 95 council] Sunday named a delegation of six to A yy or mn of the Pan-American Federa- of Labor, opening at Mexico City, iver 2 8) t x 1 2 t Gompers to Lead Delegation. i . President Samuel ellen? i 2 ses officia llv ican Federat represent the ion in the conven- made in coat, pw! and sport stvles. There are plain and fancy ber—both laced collars, etc. down the back and 28 long over the hips. An efficient way to re- duce. coat sty ies 8 ft. 3in. x 10 ft.6 in. ' Sale Price $89.00 $77.50 $75.00 weaves, roll Plain colors, et to 42. Basement Economy Store >. Sizes Gompers - wil! Sale Price $93.50 $82.00 delegates, which Regular Price $118.00 $105.50 $ 99.00 head the also in- ~-orrata ex Tenn © k SNe retary Frat ‘ Regular Price $127.50 $112.00 $105.00 $78.50 $ 82.50 . $62.50 $ 81.00 . $61.25 “= nA _ : ’ Basement Economy “tore eciudces Morrison vice-presidents Willlam Green, Mat- thew Woll and Martin Ryan, and John P Frey, officer of the In- ternational Moulders’ North America and editor of the Moulders Journal! The convention To Make Your Home Cheery and “Livable” —Attractive 9x12-Ft. Axminster Rugs Termed Seconds of $45 Grade.......---+ $332 Union of probably will in extra-hour Monday and Tuesday. Un- der plans announced last night, the delegates and leave for Mexico City Seamless Wilton Rugs -ft. Wilton Rugs in beautiful patterns cOlorings—finished with fringe on -and as serviceable as they are $75 ictive. Splendid values at-.. complete its session sessions officers will @ These Rugs are woven with a deep, wool pile 9 assures long, satisfactory service, and their patterns an aA nad aes tn Same colorings will harmonize with practically any pe so i to atten the See of Presi- : og g : _ 7. Tab > ace yatierns. dent-elect Calles. Termed seconds because of mis-shaded places 1n the } Official emit President- 54 25 7 4 Cork Rugs elect Calles of Mexico, notified con- e . ° Axminster Rugs Small Rugs for many places 63-inch size; 9x] grade; ee . Linoleum Genuine inlaid Linoleum in Axminster Rugs in hiock. tile and hardwood de- sicns: 2 yards wide; seconds of oa $1.19 equare yard.......-. ° Basement Economy Store vention officials of arrangements to. carry the American party to the Mexican capital. Two special trains will be provided for the party, erx- pected to number approximately S00. In view of murmurings of a rev- ~* . Fringed Rugs Sea niless velvet Rugs woven Genuine Cork Linoleum in °.ft. size; seconds of $18.50 portunity to Own the home; sox ' ide ; rtment of designs: Persian effects wide : rt Eg ‘ e tn by , gee ft. size: Rrateesitgs io ‘abinets inde e880 G36 BS | $4.75 : Seamless Rugs ,* Vs —_ . ~ " ~~ 7 P| With lustrous pile: Chinese ana 9 ft. x 15 ft. and 11 ft. 3in. x 12 ft. Regular Price $186.00 .... $165.00 .... $156.00 .... .. $116.75 $120.00 .... .. $ 89.75 $113.00 .... , .. $ 82.50 11 ft. 3 in. x 15 ft. Regular Price Sale Price orthern |MT | $932.00 .....2---00: odes ae ine will re .. «+ $143.00 $114.50 $112.00 Axminster Rugs Oy 1°_ft olutionary uprising in the various ~ x ~~ . : orthern 6x9-ft Rugs for woven without a seam rose, bive, tan, and brown mix Pp Sale Price . $137.50 . $120.50 ~~ » 1. " on - . taupe, States, spokesmen for the frirad Searor ds Z ePOnds L1I ee , re saa p pile; se ag Ulery rayne i... Housewives Should Make the Most of the Values Offered Monday in Linens and Various Fabrics Many Groups of Staple Kinds—Each One Well Worth Your Attention | Mah Jongg Sets Cotton Bats P * 2 net Ti T-ft. 11_lin \ owvster white Sets, in 6x" Ajii-iine tli ¢ : L@Y7 i th P- neus af over with 4 floral an‘ cons aie QR quilted ready , “gegen oie ttn: naan; We cs $2. cover; speci $1.43 ; Outing Flanne ot TY) rOOME gree! ‘ if | . grade, Government said. pilot tra and having Aee of $28 ho grade. precede the specials. and two ar- mored cars will be attached to each train. Two OU Stations Robbed. Two Standard Oi! filling stations were robbed last night by a man who Grove up In an autom< gasoline and then drew a revolver At Sarah and McPher- toon $30 from Menagver Maurice B. Johnson, and at 3608 North Grand boulevard, $9 from Managrer Gilbert Kraus. Sore Throat Prudence Your medicine shelf is not well stocked without a bottle of Tonsiline, for you am @ €& wt S26 a aS =a hile. ore , dered Also 22} in. x 36 in. — 27 in. x 54 in. — 36 in. x 63 in. 6 in. x7 ft.6 in. —6 ft.x9ft. Proportionately Priced. son avenues, he Linen Damask pure Irish | ee . mea c msist ne ms € hemetitched and fin- uine Amoskes inches wide i and stripes, seeaeneoeeenesneveseoss* ** eee Bathrobing Beach cloth Robing of warm, heavy quality, 36 inches wide; Full hleached seamless center Sheets with deep hems: SixeS-inch size; seconds of rat patterns and col- QQ. | §! 75 grade: bude Orings, special, yard. to a buyer All Linen Irish Toweling, 29¢ 19x40-in. Towel rmuslir ished with colored lace; each oo... ee Linen Napkins Pure linen hemstitched Nap- kins in 16x1l6-inch size: dot- ted and plain centers; mono- gram — $4.98 dozen Bewea . and Two Wash Cloths, $1.75 Basement Economy Store don't know what moment it may be needed to relieve a sudden case of Sore Throat. Relieving Sore Throat is Ton- siline's special mission. It is made for that—advertised for that—sold for that one purpose. Tonsiline is the Nat- ional Sore Throat Remedy. It is sold in every State in the Union. You will need Tonsiline one these dars, or some night when the , store is cl —hetter \keep a bottle handy at home. TONSILINE 52-2 ¥hca: fomede lelialililililleltetetet DA MARA AAR E RA ee alae ea a gee e ee ee ee ss eh Eh ee DER LEER L LEE EEE EERE LLL EEE LEAL ELE ee 9 envnards Washington at Fourth Established 1856

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ee Tee Ee ee rn ne —. a AE RRR Ar ce ae LS a ee " ie) ray = ee a RE a ine Ag AD ern , oon eee aS ae ee eee - Fi FATES Be RGA HA) ERAS OIL ES AEB ec cene ON ee ae “r" * a alee * ae ee ee Se ee The Dal » POST ‘ Z “DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ce om ——E———————— ——————————————eeeeE i Linen Tablecloths Regularly $7.50 ‘Hemstitched Al il - linen a pattern cloths wit 4 a spot : — ‘> border. ~ize i2x72 im ) sae Linen Shop—Second Children’s Sweaters Regularly $3.50 Attractive 7 - Worsted * olin. een Sweaters jou made with roll collar. belt and two pockets; sizes 4. 6 and §& vears A variety of con bination colors. For Tides- cay oni’ Bors’ Furnishing Shop— Second Floor. Save ~s £95 | Scone ea on | Christmas | Gifts by ene “Tuesday Specials” Every Item on This Page Is Priced at the Minium for One Day Only. ) Girls’ and Juniors’ Coats — $16.95 r 0 es = D ar c TA ~ ’ rm eg 7 \ ~ 724 — ~ oul tay 7 ~ on _—- Fis id . . Shop Early—Only Twenty-Five More Shopping Days Before Christmas | Teuggs Ll ACKUOC LLyomey ia VE OR TELLS HOW SHIP SAILS WITHOI S Intercept Wind, and Give Tuesday—Offers Splendid Values in Children’s Hosiery Regularly 50c ’ 3 for | e Hose of derby ribbed and scare Bete, nd eel S 7.00 , Motion—Crait Can Change © urs: Daily, 9 to 5:30; )- Saturday, 9 to 6. Olive an d Locust From Ninth to Tent pair, or pee Without Reducing Spee Da Ye J tO o-ul, —— ‘hildren’s Hosiery Shop—Fi F icer. ES ee eae I aaa Stationery Regularly 25c Pkg. 7? on oe s) a! s a4 _ — “- - a Pacnraees i mi ted Pa- = - 4 ) Sar Bik « » “es Tv ea and tints 4 e me §.i had e. a me 6S schooner Buckau put onf/and are about the Germania wharves im Kiel, ter and 69 feet aay, three weeks ago—a atl that had no sails. To ot-) ashore she seemed @ ghost "ca. Instead of Masts tw0) mS ase sutinders rose from her deck.) occ ore The t igmoke poured from thes@! _.-nanism (tow — a —_—— -_ ee se” no engines chugged, 80) 26) isahout | Casement Cloth ~ Silk Garter Elastic Navy Blankets Tapestry Covers | g churned. yet gr oe he? | discarded rig Re ; kiy throug e choppy a 65c Yd. =" $4.75 Regularly $2.00 | be of the Baltic. » In c x a fc 6 mbined oa craft was Anton Fle timer s Regularly 69c and 75c Pivecdh po Navy a lank- tee “ee § iP ship. With the trial trip Comes .in pasa is Ox- and gold —_ | , tedged succes?, Flettner fancy color- sede aeete Vee a ing to build another iar 19% al dale ae Weight al 4 poun mite eal ae shall sail saillessly 1200 yards of Case- ed stripes, or in plain co - , tt small tables. In ebleng, § I that a ays tine a Size oie nehes. Desi >. ; lanti United ment Cloth in Tussah of a Se ee able for por beds, au*o- rcular and many other “ne At ic to the IP ee 2 SE / pén, red, green, cedar and mohtie:.- 1a: aa ie shapes—ideal for Christ. s./ The Homburg -Americen rich, SlisV iinmisa. Popu- purple Regular garter 7 meee - % ag " mas gifts. . ts said to be negotiating for lar pongee shade. 36 inches wide. leng tis. see ni Art Needlework i of still more to be put Lt ~ Nootioar a —_— -} : a Shop— second Floor —s service. Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Flocr. SOUGRS Ss aes M EES Sa _ yeas : car ape “roller” ship driven? tches that heretofore have} ao oo Velvet Rugs Regularly $37.50 ex) - riety 2 Rugs. ed. in the greatest va- of allover ali fring- Oren “ 5 > * os tal and cerdurcy fects. Beautiful shades, both light fark Rug Shop—Fourth Plccr Ee en ee — —— - we ——_ — ee oe eee ee —— ES a eT — Women’s Gloves Reg. $2.50 and $2.75 $2.00 Flbow length “Duplex c h a motlsett (;,;oVves wit embroidered and spear- point backs in fashion. ible shades ‘ bea- ver and gra \ sizes 2 Snop- — - With 7 kne co he) igrainornd have failed toe i ig R 4 : ' Boxed Stationery | | R ff] d ( ) rt in 3 Fiber Baskets : 4 I . b S ial Regularly 25c Box | Uu e Uu a S , | — O aCcCO pecli re] R " =“ een s I i . , | een $2 ream Main oreo 2 i , 0 A new vn ' ane!) ncn «automatic igh H Ug Regularly $1.25 to $1.50 itty 4 : 1 Locktite Tobacoo Pou nstitute of Acrody- finish Pa : : , moos " of the I i | ‘ S well ; aan ] , regularly ¢1. rs 50 ~~ in the Netheriands and « perin Pg Marquisette and voile. sia , | weer ay" ; 1 500 Clay Pipe. t research student ts hit nd tint ) a ' 1 50c can of Masterpiece ae ; white and tints; 24 Plain with ruffles edged CK ) as | 9 celors. Graduated sizes. ‘ Tot | sheets and 24 envelopes In bleu old and ) gr | In Sets of six Basketa Smoking | 3 ne . to box; 2 boxes for 35e¢ on. i tate aii The — | ae for Thanksgiving and f A very acceptable combination eer ANTON FLETTYER. or box, 19¢. SS ~ ck a nee: for a Christmas gift. iene. 1924. by the Preww end oa Stationery 5hop— ~ ' a Dran Sho rth Filoe Notions Shop—First Fleor | Cigar 8hcop—First FI and ‘the Pos Diaoatch ae Kirst ¥ - Curtain and Drapery Shop—f ou: .00F imap aracuas = 5 : 4 : _ — rotary ship carries two re-; ea At = =r towers, each resting On & —_—_- — — ; ; pivot and moving on ball —=— — wy : ; r = The towers are of sheet . S e-half inch ° Cotton Outing One Day Sale of Womens Sewing Baskets Breakfast Sets _ Metal Hamper SS 7 Regularly $5.00 Flannel Pumps, Oxfords Baan ig pee Regularly $4.56 | ete. oe Regularly 25c Yd. $2-Pa. thin pet t : ace and Shoes wwe ie QO | | aT $295) | mm $398 . Nightgowns Underthings Regularly $1 Regularly 4 .98 Womens pa Handn ate striped cot- ot © es AX) ton flanmne!- with a ete Night- ote gowns with V neckline ia Nightgeowns double yoke and hen : aor ne atitching and hand ms » Musi oo a Shep ngerie Shop— Boys’ Suite Regularly $12.50 : Candy Special Contains ~~) assorted 4a? ‘s cena Caramels t ai ten te £2. in our own sunlit can- dy kitchen. Regularly 80c Lb. wrapped gats. >—© id k r A RT He — Economy Fabrics Regularly 69c Yd. re a 7noemy ‘ee. Orie > 7?» siipa, things, | com- d. ca —s e- fort verings and the like, Wide range of colora, inciuding biack and white: 26 inches wide Lintngs Shon ™ , Hee | . Sec mad fr .woer a a - Cedar Chests Regularly $12 to $15 trim. _— mu ~~. ent Genuine Tennessee § (). 85 red cedar mt =— Excell and finish. Three stvies i“Ttion Plain, copper or wood ae in. A Sesivebie Christmas gift. Curtain end Drapery Shop— co = i Fourth Fioer. - os Boudoir Slippers Light Shield erway $130 | | fT . Regularly $1.50 | u Olr ipper R ols $5.50 1¢€ 5 in 3 a ty coler. | Reg pee ~ — “a ; : e arty . Sizes 6, 7. 3, y | Regularly $2.25 Suitable for 2-light ¢ 95 | 9, 10-tmeh aizem $1.29 ste qottes, eager as a —_ ——— ~ +e a ® : ‘ $ i) — 89 lectric bracket. Black : Waste Baskets er 2.1 4, SRL tongs alte ee — chiffon over gold or blue Regularly 75¢ Ash Cans Sry Beauty, purple, oid uk , nted wit! | ti —— get “ : CO Se PP cape, wm, | | St Ortamentad with on attract Pas aag | | Se ey | vered wood heels: silk pom _ motif in center. Edged with white, yellow, pink 59c¢ | : ragated reins — j pons. black and gold. | aa asta j | 24-gallon size. $1 09 | Women's Shoe Shop—Second, Floer Lamp Shop—Fourth Floor Houseman. > —S—s—i—‘<‘aY;:é«|~=S=éCeusefurnishing Ghep= F i Basement I day Bedd! g S ial Mobiloil V ANDERVOORT'S Tuesday : Spe- stress cannot be placed on the Regularly $5.60 clals re present LOO ee. poe ll of — sleep. Good Beds Prices are mai ie to bring comfortable sleep- make for 100% efficiency during daytime work Genuine Gargoyle $/ in ine faeilit : Mobiloil in 5-gallon = factory sealed can. Grades A, E and Arctic. Auto Shep—Fasement Coal Hod Rolling Pins Regularly 75¢ si Reguianty SO 3 Cr Pevoiring ni.@, es, S- V- B Specil—The 100% Mattress S-V-B Special Spring Me ora Seay BQe sieny pouanes ONG By Alle! : ver S.-V.-B. ‘Luxury ble-dec ize 17 tnche: | seutasiahe the} ar eee oe sore. 6 an Ae gy pemi 2 5 me : Household Scales ma.veriais wrougnd Vv priced ior _ “pring. ut 5 i finish. 25-vear guar ieee Manufactur Stearns & ==‘ antee. A regular $20 Spring very spe IG Clothes Bars | = = ae foster. cially priced. Regularly $2.25 tray in top. Weighs =D Watch Our Tuesday Specials atest hich = 91d | | pountn 2. Furniture Shop—F'fth Floor. eee Shep— a mens as Dress Gingham English Prints Imported Gingham Player Rolls Wi T Oo ol S carfs en 29e Yd. Regularly 65¢ Yd. Regularly $1 Yd. Combination Special | All the lat- nae it en ieee _ ae ai Regularly $3.95 = hac! ked 7 = Cc ? , Pr Roll . ° . = = <t assortment bY, ee ian hh papas ae. $ 00 Made in Great Britain $ - 95 = plaid of quaint i ham in @ va- bers as “Dix- =— specially for Vander- — ress Gingham, 32 in. patterns and attractive riety of checks and block- fe, I'm Lone- voort 8s. Mixed weaves wide, in a very good eoleri ngs im English ed patterns. A wide range =n me," “Sweet Little in light and dark backgrounds with te oe prints. aa eT = a | | pect “ene _ orange, bine, green and orchid & ee et ee | Colored Wash Goods Shop Player Rel Shop— Sixth Fleocr. —Seeond Foor. Neckwear Fl ser. Shep—F'irst -_ — Saas aan ne on -« eevee areeeeee eal ~ ———e, 4 Seon ——e 4 —

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ers s Splendid Valet é in en's onic gularly 50c f derby ribbed and and t7 3 for eee tals’’ an eager | ~—— wee $ I 00) —— —— — $2.00 Cc bt f a a 7 4 sn r arna)! tah es. In oblong, ~~ - W ‘eclework Shop— cond Floor. 0 eal for Christ- icdstiy Covers ltt Oa Ar a Sen D Special $ 7.50 om bination First Floor. _ Metal Hamper Regularly $5.00 j | | Enameled in white. shape. $3.98 | Cake and ' Sandwich Cutter | Regularly 50c Assorted, 39¢ box. Housefurnishing BHhop— in a >. ee { é Basement 0c! .@ good as- es 9% to 12. ig Shop—Firset Floor. — Z Pantry Sets Regularly $3.50 | Consists of square bread 4H || box, round cake _ box, i flour, ooffee, sugar and , te $2.19 Ash Cans Regularly $2.25 . Made of galvanized sor- rugated iron, ié-gallon aize. $1.69 Housefurnishing Shop—~ Basement biloil J) tic. >—Fasement. — Rolling Pins | Regularly 50c Revolving handle, 39c highly polished. Household Scales Regularly $3.50 Hes brass dial, large tray in top. Weighe up to 16 ? 49 , pounds. $ . | Housefurnishing Shop— Basement , I 3 2 Scarfs $7.93 unds with d orchid ee nd —_ _— 7. MONDAT, = R 24, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH it TOR TELLS HOW SAIL “SHIP SAILS WITHOUT SAIL i Intercept Wind, and 1 Give It Circular | Motion—Crait Can Change Course Without Reducing Speed. a schooner Buckau put out the Germania wharves in Kiel, mean, three weeks ago—a satl- hip that had no sails. To ob- ashore she seemed a ghost sea. Instead of masts two nders rose from her deck. noured from these _. Restnes chugged, no churned, yet she made her ES briskly through the choppy “ue the Baltic. craft was Anton Flettner'’s ship. With the trial trip jedged success, Flettner wearing to build another lar- Sneseel that shall sail saillessly we the Atlantic to the United ion | The Hamburg American iag paid to be negotiating for, building Of still more to be put | ie tramp servic’. bn ig the “roller” ship driven? | hes that heretofore have g from Germany have failed to w the question lucidly. The York World and Post-Dispatch herewith the explanation of himself. He is a native | fort-am-Main, inventor of | ell-enown automatic rudder, | of the Institute of Aerody- | P =. Netherlands and a research student in| “Bs _—— . FLETTNER. : y the Pressand Puli tzer | gly the New York World "and the Post rotary shi ey towers, lLispat } p carries two re-/| each resting on a Evot and moving on ball inch thick,’ and are about nine feet in diame- ter and 60 feet in height. These towers are driven by elec- tric motors of ten horse-power each, supplied by a Diesel engine. The motors are placed inside the pivots. The total weight of this mechanism (towers, motors and en- gine) is about 15,000 pounds: the discarded rigging of this same ship weighed about 75,000 pounds. The theoretical justification of the rotary is as follows It has long been known that with a sailing boat not pressure, but suction, is important for the pro- duction of power. The wind current strikes the sur- face of the sail and divides itself equally on both sides. In the divi- sion there results a so-called circu- lar current which, on one side of the sail, works with the original current, and on the other aside against it. On the side where the circular current works with the original current there is greater power than where the two currents clash. Our problem was to create this circular current artificially so we could produce greater suction power. Itisa well known phenom- enon of physics that a revolving cylinder produces the same effect as the side push of a sail. The Ber- 4 = WE GIVE YOU THE BEST LEATHER—CALL FOR AND DELIVER SHOES GS Dyeing and Cleaning Co, 37 BRANCHES PHONE NEAREST lin scientist, Magnus, was the first to show that a revolving body struck by a side wind receiyed its Push forward from the side. I created the artificial cirenlar current in this way—when the wind strikes the rotating towers one side of the cylindrical surface goes with the wind; the other side goes against it. The side that goes with the wind has very little friction, while the other side has much fric- tion. The wind chooses the easiest wry. In avoiding the side producing fric- ition the wind current circles an4 in acl, a epg the desired circular current is achieved. The rotary ship haa flexibility. With both towers reversed it is pos- sible for the Buckau (which is of 600 tons burden) to sail backward. Twenty horsepower only is neces- sary for the motors in turning the | towers 100 times a minute. As they turn they take out of the wind | about 1000 horsepower. She carries | an auxiliary engine for use in.get- | ting in and out of harbor. | vantages are possible: Approximately double the speed may be attained. (The Buckau made about four and one-half knots on her trial trip.) Personnel may one-fifth. Greatly increased steadiness of motion comes with the replacement of sails by the towers. Tacking requires only a fraction Change of course may be ac-/of the time necessary on the old complished without coming to a sailing vessel. stcp; without, speed. en @ wie a be reduced to | — ie _ With the rotary ship these ad. | Pt es Srase-atra eatin. Ye Fit assured, because of The attractive styles illustrated are available in every size and width at vee ize 24 to 12, and '@ Men's Every Width AAAA to EEE © ewer Somewhere in that exceptionally wide range of | ——— : wart _ pare ees is a — fit for F nse —— A | chiefs ‘ WZ | ect fit, which means comfort, in a Shoe of charm- | me slight s , ag ae ce Q= "|" pRoapwaY & . Arch-fitters are made on extreme combination lasts yy ) —two sizes narrower at heel than at ball of foot. Cc WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS a They hug the ankle snugly always. ij Choice of Four Graceful Styles = : | if | Oxfords in 2 Styles am Ae le eR CR PR, a Ea RN Get Triple Eagle Stamps with your oe. ping Tuesday and Wednesday. only 1000 stamps to fill book, and yor give you $2.00 cash for it. Or, better still, no matter where you receive your stamps, you can trade filled book in on any arti- cle throughout the store at $2.50. ee ae savings— i re WN. 5 coed ahr i a Wy pee Fiber Hose A wonderful quality and bullt for sere lisie tops and rein- forced heel and toe: fashion wanted colore; all perfect; sizes 8% to 10. Special (18 Stamps) | CHILDREN’s RIBBED medium gauge; sizes 5 to 10; Men’s Cotten Ribbed Union Sults Ry pL A3 MEN'S FPLEFCE - LINED Heavy ribbed quality: = 79 vO wanes o eut pa ar ows (42 ma seams; f Black and Brown nan g Mes bt wee vise cordovan and white (3 Stamps) sevens Glazed Kid 86 to 46. (24 Stamps.) Each. WOMEN’S 39¢ HOSE—Heavy cotton mercer ized lisie and fleeced lined in the lot alae eS . = ae a Women’s Ribbed Union Suits $ 23 8% to 10. Special (6 Stamps)...... “ ‘ Heavy quality. long sleeves; ankle We Give CEMiliiams Send for length; sizes 36 to 44; special (36 her rowhead ee ee da vases Ot 3 EAGLE . ‘ Illustrated DAMS) «2 o-ccersescersseveces 12; especial S pairs (30 Stamps). ¢ STAMPS Sixth and Franklin Catalog MEN'S DRESS __SmETS— CHILDREN'S @9¢ RIBBED UNION SUITS SUFrORTERS— : ‘ value; £0 patterns for boys ; & y; Good pee A eB all perfect; sizes 14 to Ee | weight; sizes Ste is penn, Soants, Seeettal deena 19¢ a 17: special 27 Stamps) epecial (30 Stamps). @ for.......-.-. tity: epec’l @& asahhbadl S11) vobbeoseaaaght Ma ett rhererny PeRTeRPD ITT _— - iy ca =” The towers are of sheet : Fe hout one-half a 2 vd SON NEN F ELD’S 610 to 618 Washington Avenue +, Men’s-& Boys’ CAPS THQ 5B; Soo. Player -Piano SOAP SPECIALS 15 bars of Naphtha Seap, 5 pkgs. of Seap Flakes, 2 pkgs. Powdered . Ammonia, value ........... $1.20 Half Price Rolis ! 1 Deiphian Art ame 80 oy —e CAPS, in ell Jatest Boas : Total value sunesh ar ee del, DO : For Triple Stamp 9c 19¢ 75 | Sale Only aa C or without ear laps ...... “move of C & 21 MEN'S AND BOYS’ CAPS; $1 and $1.26 vais. 15 SAVE MONEY IN THIS SALE OF immed COATS sar By mmm sna, (27 A LEC OL ae ents $1.50 Lace Curtains lace Curtain Pan- els; 2% yards iong, full width, some slightly imperfect; on sale, each.....- Trimmed ee (18 Stamps) ? a 29c Curtain Material saa ow Marquisette an 4 scrim, white and ecru, %6-inch wide; on sale, yard (3 Stamps) ate REneneeanedll 261 STAMPS to $20... ...:..- Only through a lucky purchase are we able to offer you this opportunity to buy your new Winter Coat at a price less than half their actual value. Drapery Wa papa BUY NOW! Colors are black and ‘brown. 36 inches wide; the leading peti for portieres and overdrapes; wort , G5c yard ......«+.. Sizes from 16 to 44. Women! These are all high-grade low Shoes. Mostly St. Louis brand, none worth less than $3.00 and many $5.00 and $6.00 Values. Special for Tuesday 5 3 5 ee eo HHO OR Bow > ra — Choose from oxfords, fancy strap styles and sandal effects. In the lot you'll find satins, Este“. tans, suedes and plain leathers with low or Cuban heels; plenty % wide widths, sizes 2% to 8 at $2.95 and $2.45 ~ il i il ~~. oe. eae — New lot of well-known brands, bieck and — leathers. boys like; most have rubber heels; elight seconds makes this sale possible; sizes up to 5%. at ee ee ee In time for holiday buying! I 000 new Stamsing:scamialalie piveljaned and offered at the : season 's | most remarkable savings. ee $1.50 to $3.50 | Tailored overblo of an excellent cuffs in contrastin highly silk lustered; blue and tan: some with collars and use models fashioned English broadcloth, in white, powder. g shades. + te Pate Me betes : : sobs $3 . . ’ : - Reber, Crsbrceety peas © | ae > : } ‘ ote estas seth ded’ irs tk a’ ete «) ots elie . * . +f : : ‘ ; re ee Silk Samples se (@ A tacky purchase of silk samples broidered collars and from 34 to 46. Some have smarfly tucked or em- high mannish collars and still others oy have semi-Tuxedo collars. ee ie finest novelty brocaded and many other weaves et less 59 than half price, % (18 Stampe) Gloves 2 2 See ei ae cuffs, others have Sizes range leas; the ood vanees weve men ¥. 4 —¥- > Se Suge: uo tats -| Special! mt ..ccscees 200 Handmade ae Trimmed with real Irish and filet lace | and worth a great deal more are included (Blouse y cmblsashioea on Pero’ EPP ts wie fe. oe roe altel : re Lee Blouses 88 $1 88 4 .¥a?, "81% fe tat et. te at os ree two great jots 69c = 2. suitable for kitchen or 6S oe of all @... pencil stripes Yard-wide granite white pencil stripes, wool goods, at floral or smal! allover Povery ene saw ont gee — (B70 Stamps) ; se! reguiariy at $15; sundest $2 to mill Cece eet eatbeteet

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘\ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 517-519 Washington Av. SHOE Hes@ you will always find the latest styles— VALUES TO $8.50 ett tt eee eae + os + ; oe omy : : : : ; : * re tow & oe $= nc i a i i i ee ag ee ne eee, Le BARGAINS | The Greatest Shoe Values! i > : — SOC ot a Pe a etn ye a I em ’ TAN | UT A N \ vi Os . eo and DRESSES 14 OFF ALBIN’S PAGE AND GRAND CARS TO DOOR a ' : : x" : - TN )) =e. WS 8) RSP Ri ¥ “ON DAT ns D . - ad ‘3° : es 4 a ~,% 4 , : ' » ie . we’ - = ~~. i ad — ae ‘= ~ ‘+ &. ah : ‘ Pi : e Be 2 ' : | (BARNEY'S ‘ARMY GOODS STORE 10" é& Washington ° __s-seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeermermermcemrmcemrmcCOmcCOmcCOCmrcCmrcCermrerercercr rr We Sell and Guarantee This Celebrated QUICK MEAL Combination Range LADIES COATS QUICK MEAL COMBINATION WE SAVE YOU MONEY! NOLD FURNITURE CO. Cabany 1796—6203-5-7 EASTON AV. _A aR RR RR AR RA RRA RA AA AAAAAAAAAAAARDAAAAAAAAAAA A AAA DS A A AAA AAD AAA DDS, s+ AS DS 1012 N. GRAND} ap _ hr ininnr i hb hb bh bb bb bb DDD DD DDD Eee ee DE An bb bb bbb BBA EDD DDD OSES OO O4O4O4.4.46 44 44.4.4.4.6 6464464644 £244 BAAAASLEASLAALASACAALS 7 - A Happier Home We are prepared to serve you with that priceless gift so appropriate for the Thanksgiving season. Seasonable Flowers Moderately Priced Ayres-T ubbesing Florists 917 Locust St. Central 2422, Central 1624 AAA BEDBABAA LE AAEAAEAAAABDADAALEA44.6 2446 O46 EBEEEALEZEGEALEEALEEEAALEGA E44 CA4EGAAAS _A aR R RR RRL RRR RRR RRR BABA ADAAAAAAAAAAABDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASA AAS sss: seeeeeeeeeeeeeee-,,,-,-”-”-”-”-”-eror Arnold F. Steuterman—Proprieters—Georse Goldberr: “YOU DON'T NEED CASH WITH L. P. BRASCH & CO. 2618 FRANKLIN ing Special ..... A Real Thanksgiv- 3 $4 2-98 manufacturer’s cost. They have been in storage and were bought at 50c on the dolfar. A rare opportunity to buy | this wonderful value. Af, : \| y % .Qrder Your Ni 8 \ Personal Greeting Cards for the Holidays NOW! EAUTIFUTLLY engraved of B embossed cards with appro- priate sentiments and made more frienmdiy and personal by having your name engraved on each. We suggest you make your selection now, thus allowing us ample time for careful work and timely delivery. Society Stationery Department —_— ey j y : Buxton & Skinner *€ Printing , Stationery Company Fourth at Olive. CASCADE WET WASH LAUNDRY PUTS A THANKSGIVING DAY EACH WEEK In the Housewife’s Calendar The particclar housewife te having ber wet wash done by the Cascade Service, eft quality work—prompt Wet Wash Wet Wash Minimum Bundle, $1.20 BUNDLES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED IN All, PARTS OF ST. OVERLAND PARK AND EAST VICTOR 4708—4700—710 MAPLEW OOD, — - oO | Sorest Park Hotel West Pine Boulevard and Euclid Avenue Offers every convenience of the most modern and up-to-date hotel, and in addition the ger- eral atmosphere of a handsome, dignified home. | Possible. a RE eee ac eee You are especially invited te dine with us Thanksgiving Day Toul! find a congenta! gather- ing of men and women, and e hospitable ae Sphere that will add much to the fine Ho!- iday Dinmer that will be served. Special Table d' Hote Thanksgiving Day Dinner $1.50 Forest Park Hotel | Meat Pine Boulevard and Euclid Avenu 3 | Se eee ee dl er ree a All at a Cost Probably Less Than You Think |} For Discriminating Men Who Know Quality - Overcoats Big, luxurious Greatcoats. Rich, soft fleeces and numerous shades of tweeds and beautiful plaids with rich con- trasting backs. Suits Every essential detail is tailored by hand to secure style, ease and durability in all the newest models; many silk lined. A Useful G;ft for giving—Christmas Sterling Silver Carving Set $ 00 HEFFERN-NEUHOFF JEWELERS EIGHT-O-NINE Locust St. Phone er Mail Griers | ‘regulator. EF es 2744 Cherokee 35234 N. Grand 1765 S$. Grand The Store Supreme for Gifts For Thanksgiving The New = ; Under-Arm aa Box a c? We have fust received a new shipment of clever | Under-Arm B@xes. They Rave a full-size mirror | and are fitted with coin purse, compact and lipstick. | Charge Accounts Opened Dotti ty sehnresnre ine pnaetemennehinnenatl P. C. Murphy Trunk Co. 7 — = . wd *— oe Sat Oe sie Ole ne Ke Ce Sensational Sale =, ABC Vacuum Washers hare eniy a limited sumber at this price, se hurry. Regular Price $155. Sale Price 192 4:0 You Save. *39” “== Pay $5.00 Down -== rrangred MORTON ELECTRIC CO. 709 LOCUST srones 1117 OLIVE Oltfre S356 Cenutrai 5161 Cemtral 6857 NE-SLECTRI ox, 5D Wustrated, Guar- meee | om =e oe | om 4 Hi Ue someummenenets Thanksgiving TURKEY DINNER $ Tharsday, 12‘te 3, 5 to 8 P. M. A real, old-fashioned Thanksgiving Dinner of five courses, everything from oysters to pumpkin ple prepared in a spotiess kitchen under persona! direc- tion of Paui Borello, five years chef St. Louis Club. Hotel Claridge Locust at Eighteenth o % ’ Blue Plate Lunch Datly, 11:30 to 3 P. M.. 50¢ Ciud Dinner, Daily, 5:30 to 8 P. W.. &5c Your RANGE Is the KEYSTONE of Your COOKING ARCH Small pay- ¢ ment down -=_—-=——== rill bne Fr you this handsome 18- inch ov eng Gas Range, ~ equipped with an au- tomatic heat You can pay the balance monthly with twelve gas bills. > It will pat the Tark in Turkey and take the worry oat of your baking and roasting The Laclede Gas Light Co. Olive at Eleventh oe . NS ee nee oa ae ean, eur ability te preduce = homelike service. ~ SS LAUNDR Phone us and we will appreciate eS eppertenity to demonstrate te you _ ) SEAL ELECTRIC DERCOLATOR © : ap size; reculer $5.58 valee. , eed for twe years — : ALECTRIC TOASTER HOME FINISHED WASH 1} A better service cannot be found in er out of the home. Your wash is returned to you : to use. Wearing apparel «arched and ironed by hand. Per Ib..... ie $27.00 MINIMUM BUNDLE If bumdle contains 50% flat work. ise. with plug and shirts Se additiona! > ROUGH DRY WASH par Special s ——— — ow ~ SOFT FINISHED Your bandle returmed te you spotiessly clean. ready to be etarched and tromed. and ai «a cost much lees than you would pay «a igundress. This is an economica! service. A!! flat work ) a 4 —~o ose — El iin. 9132-14-16 FRANKLIN | “‘Moler Mode Shingle” We are giving a “Free Marcel Wave” Coupe® HN Wave can be had at time of shingle oF a nm if you prefer. By } give you a shingle that will be suitable te } personality. i “Super-Service Barber Shop” or up im f Beauty Culture Department. i “Moler Service.” lamce returned. starched and } ‘Ag a r x ready eee” Ts a PHONE COLFAX 3909 °F db MINIMUM BUNDLE. 70 LBS. ping Guaranteed Regutariys $5.00 “50 $3.95 162, value. 49 eee © oe © with factory tecs and cusrentees COMPLETE LINE OF HIGH-POWER © DUNN’S ae —————— — ————E ee Fashion Dictates the “Thanksgiving Week Special” — With a Shingle Bob at 4c _ No matter how much fll success you have Gi) perienced in your attempts to secure ac ingly beautiful Shingle our “Experts” These distinctive Shingles can be had in For all other Beauty Culture service pte = Moler System of Beauty Culture ~ 810-812 N. Sixth St. ss a a ee — — - _ ~~" SJ — were es = < Sakae . Let — ~*~ $175 Nine-Piece Dining-Room Suite igcdali i. ) yy ae a | eat ae le, cht x pension table, china cabinet, ————-_—Ss—=~é‘(a five side chairs and one arm~ This is a large walnut-On- ished Suite: consisting of large-size buffet. obiong ¢Z- chair with leather or tape try seats. $ro Cash—Balance M; Blue Granite Roasters | ~ , * ‘ — pi | aa & t

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. - MONDAY, pMBE 2, 1924 apers COMBINED a Lc. erat —— — a re ee ag eno ~ ~ MO? fa es NOVEM BER AY 1 14. pe ee ny PROSECUTORS wee * Wher a BARNEY'S) & iGcLY WIGGLY a MS PASTOR’ WIFE There Will Be an ARMY GOODS STORE| | 10% & Washington | After-Theater Supper DON’T | Refuses to Disclose Nature; at WORRY ISHES its thousands and ff) Stained Clothing Found Dance the ABOUT THE : : ae | : _ | | : sy ee LAUNDRY ; PECIAL | thousands of patrons a in Minister’s Home by In- IJotforson Hotp!l at i: Vag va Ee * . vestigators. “wie : | le # ELECTRIC Bountiful — kivery W ednesday and Saturday Kivening | When your back is lame after a apd this increased supply of fresh, THIS WEEK : LD SEAL Bae! | | | J ae! | hard day, comfort those tired, new blood builds up n-down COLATOR $ he | By JAMES ROBBINS. Clifford Woodside'’s Varsity Club Orchestra gverveerked muscles with Sloan’s. tissue and washes away fatigue © us and we will =ppreciate the poisons. : A a B wnity to demonstrate to You : i! A’ . \ Staff Correspondent of the New ae Re ee ey | : No tiresome rubbing! Juct pat bpduce a homelike service, { ns } — A | } ¥ ‘ York World and Post-Dispatch. — hgh ye ; A ae oc J | , | r we C : | it on gently. The marvellous ef- Swiftly tense muscles begin ta ay size: recular $5.50 value. vompiele | COLUMBUS. O. Nov. 24.—In ai deta besoin: ho ne, See ae fectiveness of the liniment itself relax, aching and soreness pass : 1 . aio ty foe | away! You find yourself free of FINISHED WASH Sate for two years......... : does the work. Its highly stimu- refutation of about the last yvestice Jefferson every Saturday and Waeadnec “ : : } . hamnot be foun ers , 7 ort :; —? = lating in ients send fresh! tormenting pain. All druggistse— aT Wash a - oun s P] ‘ 7 a’ - 4 ] ° ‘ > ya of the suicide theory in the death ’ é arifred b ood y _ en ae : ease note the monev-savlng We serve daily Luncheon at mas ' Pp AS Apparei starched and C } , . ” of Mrs. Addie Eheatsley, whose : per Ib...... é . - : eae 2 | , Table d'Hote Dinner from 6 to * : | items of Thanksgiv Ing cheer ON i: artly consumed body was found in . 1 9 3 e@ t | | oans Linimen pain] tothe painful spot, 35 cents. Mtains 50% flat work, i h ] d | Se additional. li size, wit p ug an : Ra os “1° 'the furnace in the parsonage of : a...4 Guaranteed for one another page of this edition of the hide: Sendhaeid tee an te | DRY WASH | Se re oe Special Post-Dispatch. | Sheatsley, pastor of Christ Luther- , an Church in Bexley, was the state- al service. All flat work F = : , ' ee SBtarched and . Bb MARLIA REPEATING ment yesterday toa reporter for the The POST-DISPATCH ™ the only Bt. Louis ow BUNDLE, 20 LBS. de 22 cal., - New York World and S&t. Louis | newspaper giving Associated Press news — am A i ats aa lias 53. i a i ggg PR a A] holds 25 Post-Dispatch by Dr. Charles ©&. FINISHED cartridges. DIGGLY WIGGLY Wells, the Sheatsley family physi- : | clan, ped to you epotiessiy clean. C Special. oe. ie @ and fronmed. and at a cost ' While he had attended the other | \ ‘ members of the family for various} you would pay a igundress. ilis, he never had attended Mrs. | (/ Sheatsley, whom he described as a d 2 woman who had _ not been ill DR = BOUDOIR a enough a day itn her life to seek | we medical attention. She was, he said, Y | eee LAMP Union Ma rket Stores |a little wiry woman of exceptional! E COLFAX 3909 | F ey; 4 o4 B. BROAM WAT | health and normal! in every way. ies : > a _y ; both physically and mentally. She ae nee - : — - —— & Table Lamp value FOX RIVER DAIRY CO. was not of the type one could un- St Louis Largest Women's Specialty Shop Polschro m e Pure Butter, Ib .45 | derstand as becoming mentally un- finish, ert | Fox River Special, ib........ balanced, and least of all choosing giase, $12.00 'an agonizing death in flame. Dr.|)), ‘$6 —Jit Gee Tuesday Only....Just 250 $6.50 “a | | Sheatsley for 30 years. | eeee % resses Reduced ane Mrs. Sheatsley with suicide only her For A Sale at To ae Ss | Nt were BI d ' husband's Information to the au- Percolator Fox by oe en thorities that she spoke to him of {imaginary sins and worried over Latest pane! de- SIGOLOFF BROS. | | forgetting the drinking tumblers at sign; best heating ELECTRIC IRON | a church bazar. blitien- ws | County Prosecutor King said last unit«, Complete i‘ with cord and [Made under our inight he had “struck a hot trail” own name: guer- plug Guaranteed juanteed by us. | Buy your turkey here and in his investigation of the case. He woe 6) oF ts eee vale. | get the best at lowest mar- ‘would not tell the nature of his Epecial PSO $2.49 ket price. Fresh dressed ‘peg Feumns ts tudiiewen every day. | A bit of tissue, that may have |been seraped from the body of a \ | WM HABERLE human, and dark stains which may Frosted Bulbs s \be blood spots were found in the (Formerly With H. Dinkelaher) , parsonage of Christ Lutheran fly gi 4 =. Fresh Meats of All Kinds | Church today by Prosecutor King | Se 25) a ne Line 25¢ and assistants. | | ¢ | Authorities who today were | ~ a 5 to eae. ams . acon 5 auSage making a minute examination of 1 7 ELECTRIC the interior of the dwelling also ~ H Jiscovered a number of finger $1.75) @eicoloff Bros. : | Deliver the Goods . are quoted en NEW MERCHANDISE, | COMPANY | marks. tags and cusran attached. | | STO RES s 711 N. 6th St. Olive 1638 The bit of tissue was found on a’ | . Wee With = « ° * ; —_— , BS on New Shotguns 1906 , SINGLE BARR Er— REMINGTON a ee ee ’ ' 2 — " ns - 7 ~ —— LINE OF HIGH-POWER RIFLES 1204 Franklin step leading to the cellar and the 9 | | supposed blood stains were noted i | on the asbestos wrapping of a heat Ht . a i|conduit just above the furnace | door, King said. Both specimens 14-16 FRAN 4S PGA: Y, OEP EFS VOY 5 ' | will be examined by Chemist Long — = a ee eile a a ee cit atti a i i a te ee eee 2~ —— ——— | OS Whe RA SOY SALAM Sr Ox | |and Dr. H. M. Brundage, a pathol- ¢ E . ol Yay Lm ‘2 | ogist, in an effort to determine if AA TL SRR so eons eg LMpe:: eee &+St, in oo —y 5)) => | they came from the body of a hu- /man being. Another discovery which drew | the prosecutor's interest was the finding of matter on the outside of the kitchen door similar to that found on the cellar steps. Near the door was a dark stain. Investigators also discovered a heavy cloth resembling aéie§ table cover, which was rolled up and | stuffed into an upstaira closet. Sev- MEG A 4 Dy, a A Ot et gy ga ag a LO A 2 te ag cg ag tt Oa gs en a a a a a yg yy aia ata gg gy ggg ay gg gil allay gy yy ge eral dark stains were found on the . ; to them by the searchers, due to| TUNNING DRESSES from : : . | s . | ito them by the searchers, due to Pi shion Dictates the | Je >, ee > ~ its wrapped and mussed-up condi- 4 d li © in ‘ M d Shi | 99 1 : ‘ | \ | tion, when inspection of the rest of higher-price nes 3. | 2 Yy Sr HS : ;the house revealed nothing but : rimode oningie || Game) 4) Sa IF | neatness in tite manner in which |} re _ stocks — drastically | * * ° 99 +. “ee as Ay a ? 4 | clothing and linen was put away ) bg iving Week Special | ; Ss | Yh: * Brown spots on a small] rug in| uced for one day fe q Shingle Bob at 40c lf | > es \ i front of the kitchen door, a smal! i za “Free Marcel Wave” Coupon. - et Y ; ’ A cloth, appearing to be an iron hold- | : had at time of shingle or later er, and an old pair of trousers, all | e. ‘ bearing stains, were found and tak-| q yw much {ll success you have ex- j | ee ee ee BARGAIN event! One day in which F- four attempts to secure a charm- jf 72 4 NS ~~ S>--. dan for aa tee 1)) ei ul Shingle our “Experts” will jf . | =i 9 } ID? in Eee Bottle I ound . | : to purchase Garland Dresses at far less ce ingle that wil] be suitable to your ff ~ Be Le > | One phase of the investigation | ( x ’ ‘ N devi ; 1 ¢€ : es oy LB — Pprragsircemanstie stiri sine Paes . : than their regular prices. ew midwinter : ha Shi ! 1 | ‘ : } j es) fe “Sq i tle contain ng ac whici a eT) : . . ‘g Mather Shop” ~ — oe : 2A CDN et WE Meserencs SOT h ee | missing since Mrs. Sheatsley’s styles... new silhouettes ...new shadings 1 " . oe > eu 7 n§ i) ~ 4 4 J un tact ‘ is ' e . e Department. | ig MEGS) a) Se es en a | of color... new trimming effects! Values + Beauty Culture service get | ~ OZ DITO ZIG WINNS , naare Hig easing NES ih map) ; . »*? | > a SPEER SOAS | Clarence, the younger of her two sO instantly apparent that every single if 3 on #: AS: TEER A, | sons, previously had reported that | » stem of Beauty Culture || Segue mene? ithe bottle was missing. A piece | Dress should be sold long before closing 0-812 N. Si t - : . | of ciass had been found in the fur- | { : . ’ ; Sixth St. | \ (Au inace and was thought by some to }) time. |'have been the acid bottle In a/| i' melted condition, but this theory | never was definitely accepted by })) - 1 jeweler dru ist . ) the authorities. The most far-seein} ) BS : e authorities, sarter _ Ay | Ee) : ' Dining-Room Suite eens 7 : ages 3 s } Sa or stationer in your vicinity will be gle %) | In spite of the chemical analysis |) le : “nl Sport, Afternoon and ‘of the burned organs of ¢ 50 FL : ys } to tell you of the many important reasons O: Sheatsley, virtually establishing | : . ; —s aS that she met her death outside the | (¢ ee : YEN why you should own a Sheaffer—right 5 at ee ee ee a ee ae | Street Styles in ; 7 4 ))) EA ht LE LL CC AC TE ttt him toda k him to show placed in it by someone, the Rev. This is a large walnut-fin 3 : — Go 9 9 ae di ‘ 1] 7 Mr. Sheatsley sticks to his suicide | ) ite: tape i é . ef : itione ™ icontention. He remained with his. ished Suite; consisting of ee oe you its lifetime ee y slatinet in Paris terday, not | ( Cantons Jacquard Crepes Satins large-size buffet, oblong ex- tension table, china cabinet, five side chairs and one arm- Chair with leather or tapes- iry seats. | fro Cash—Balance M pnthly, Bueranteed for life; its remarkable Writing par | coming to conduct service in his |} ae . : . 4 oe church. His position was filled by |? ’ qualities; its safe and sure ink supply; its WEVA |George H. Wells, a divinity stu- | Satin Cantons Roshanaras ° . | dent. Satis : : powerful clip, and its unmatched eledance. ann, | a6 chin cucvina thane agdieaiad Flenndle Leureleine Stripes , ed by the trustees of the church a Price 38.75 Others, for men and women, as low as $2.50 a, resolution that inferred complete. disagreement with the Rev. MF. | pe Ni Ma ns Re aii anit seme den Colors include beautiful tones of beige, henna, green, brown and navy as well as combinations and black. | Sheatsliey’s views on the death of | . Nee S H E F F E e465 RS his wife. The resolution expressed — o, *%"* % “* | ; (S A Z WAL with the hope that the perpetra- | Capi b —~ ns | ¢e OR ge Pag Oy Pt a ay ay yy ag Py ay a ant A ; tor of her death would be appre- | . KR Yi ean: * o Pp PEN S$*PEN cits > ASSES ys <0 hended. The congregation adopt- W.A SHEAFFER PEN COMPANY SEI SYA) ed it with a rising vote and ati a os any eo Ane : ; ae FORT MADISON, JOWA iv... | & Sz chorus of “Ayes.” }) age ig ge Et Ae Misses’ Sizes—Women's Sizes eqns eee ee ee ee a i ltt i i ee YQ Ee Thirty quarts of whisky »)) eae ee : ee ee | : pe ig . St —— missing from the drug store at | = RS al . Becond Fleor—Sisth Et. Bide. C O ace *“- SS 408 4 3901 Enright avenye when the pro- ° ¥ 4s EFC _ - prietor, Adolph Tamm, opened the | i ri “ & place teday. Apparentiy pamners ‘ ‘hag pried open a rear deer and |i i Dare in cate . |-ansacked the store, taking noth- | _2aeeeee= THOMAS WV. GARLAND (DQ) QQeqQeQqeQqaQQzzzaaa=s ing but the liquor. - . SS SSS SESS STS IVS ate

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“ > . ad he a ae - NOV ee gl : r q g pap OMBI! ED - a ] ; + l fi f : « SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8 AND 9 FAMOUS - BARK C Merchandise We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full yes or $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Cash - $2.50 in inerchentins-AP ew Restricted Article s Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West. ee ae Handkerchief Sale For Men, Women and Children ~ - @ Tuesday ts the second and last day of this giving event—popular styles for men, wemen —all at such extreme savings as well as their own needs. Oe | PPART T - TWO. KING AIDED DE f IN IMPOSING DIREC ON SPAIN, SAYS 3° — : % ee eee ee eee ee ee eee em Sees poaememinen: | Double Eagle - Stamps Tuesday th and that many will buy fer I SI RR A hl meee age + aan ee This Dominant Men’s Store I¢Indeed, “Overcoat Headquarters” —Offering a Maltitade of Smart | Overcoats for Thanksgiving —St. Louis’ Most Outstanding and Commanding Values—Presented in an Assortment Which Ranges in Prices From mo "Io" @ Thanksgiving is usually the beginning of Overcoat Days! If you have postponed the selection of vour Coat so far, you'll probably be busy choosing one Tuesday. It will be a re al satisfaction to find here exactly the sort of Coat vou’ve had vour heart seton. Our vast stocks rarely fail to provide the right Coat for the right man! Our section extending from Locust almost to Olive street, they include all styles, all lengths, all materials, all weights, all colors—and all sizes for men and voung men. “Burberry” of London has contributed a range of striking English great Coats—and here exclusively in St. Louis will you find such it fics OS 2A ee 7 iittary juntas. Ded te distinguished American brands as “Society Brand,” “Fruhauf” and “Kirschbaum.” The pleasure in possessing a correct new Overcoat = ne ee acute Se will be increased bv the pleasure of choosing from such a complete assortment! fee gee : the fact that the Cabl- the army were to find a scape- By BLASCO IBAN EZ. vright, 1924, by Foreign Press er Service, Inc.) OR four years Alfonso pre- pared the blow which was to) suppress the constitutional re- ‘gz and inaugurate the military gule of Spain. Eut Alfonso can- got keep & secret. With charac- ‘teristic imprudence, he ytelded to gn impulse, stimulated perhaps by ‘the heady Melila wine of which) he had been partaking to make | 4 gpeech ata wen uet at Cordova, mand, in a rambling discourse, al- ed himself ' to voice his bitter his role as a ruler, giving his understand that he in- “ore absolute master /untas COUNT He is a and said to spirits in lectuals and restoraiion _ ernment. ~ 3 offcers of Society Brand Suits and Orvercoats _-~— - to where Tuxedo $ Suits For Approaching Holiday Parties a7 at vtad ‘Academy High”’ Suits With Two Pairs of Trousers "192 to 836: An interesting asso yvoung fel] liows of ] for if Spain was now sut- inds of ids, it was ‘they who were to blame. ut. just . lige soon as the King and a dozen or fee Generals had taken over the Government of Spain, why then we woul! an era of prosper ty mshered in and the army woull win a victory every 24 hours The military commanders who ( had thus suddenly been trans- @apformed into men of affairs planned | to make Gen. Aguilera dictator. | self. Unfortunately for thetr plans. how- 1 The ever. the General, a more honest | herewtth and jess ridiculous personage than; % artic Primo de Rivera, precipitated a designed grene i "ce Senate one night by ‘won. “see @eciaring that the cristing % ficer is a more serious matter than are the the > r of a civilian. The former sts. TF Prime Minister. Sanchez Guerra.an;| 4s age: Conservative, replied' channels @ith -wo resounding siaps by way | mf proving that a civilian’s hopor | The Second Day for Women and Misses to Profit by Our tion of f@ az -ouchy at least as an offi- “Thaskninglek Fler eee maak ed. Union Suits $59.75 to $75 Coats ion es- rnd tmepe ‘eu wrek - - Bevertheiess th 2 4 Aguilera had been slapped twice Gftered Special at’ g | | ) @ The fashionable lines of these Coats will please women and mind f thor. aire . led hie prospects as dic Can, f for. What prestice was left to an misses of fastidious taste; handsome fur trimmings add to the beauty of the woolen and suede-finished fabrics and all Coats and and s mistakes. ‘ering from ali & Three Groups—Offering Utmost Values at 8 (48 ‘58 : and Overccate are newest Society with best talloring. for ordinary clothes. ENOR most whe the Apo lated inf has taken ment of who hope tary Dire peastbiy € = at. - Pty sie oy at see eee ops. ¢ unfin ished jeaaaane ad twill weave—silk-lined. Brand mode's, combining best materials than you tn the usual way, a ‘-# —o—- aw — ‘e = this “feature offering. . . . ~ a : rSsc at ~ . . “he Tr Scarce. v a ro 4 . a ~ ~ -_ rices are 7 ._** ? ’ -—s** Make your tion a - . , ay m 5 made of biz _ striking fabrics are* sui herringbone an ' | Tuesday Will Be the Second Day of This Important Sale of Chalmers Union Suits Offering Extraordinary Savings on Underwear for Men and Young Men $3.00 to $5.00 Union Suits $35 @ Soft, comfortable garments, knit- ted from wool-mixed varns. Some roneor of an of- SL A A Le LIRR to ie developed itn 4ue form ‘radi: acerurTrent e4 1e affa ‘ordirg °9 ‘he such e fact remained tha* ear > reroluttd ate inet eer who had received two slaps ‘rom Ate . lawyer’ King thereupon bdbethought | * of Primo de Rivera. an become tt - whose profligate private life torate. If -oused socia! disapproval like other is rapid advance in rank de Rivers the dislike of his the Arad i He was at the meriy his General of Cata- the coms ; the days of all the Generals in nephew army. the ome ‘least at Melilla. lead a “moral” reroiu- Primo de Rivera. I 40 ve of thi into the private even in t 15 ~ £ ow , ® In This Sale at. -_ 4 8 ve ~~ oe ¢ : a ~ e FerE: ised fflcers. nmander- BRIER en 28 pe ote > = . “paniss Tied are crepe lined. Wide choice of colors, styles, fabrics and pelts. | White cotton Su ~ : aa ion was Cc tan cotton § Sizes 14 to 44. : & - sleeveless short or lits in | long were knitted on spring needle ma* chines and are extremely elastic. Others are products of latch needle machines. There are white, grav and radium suits and three stvles: sleeveless and knee length; short stvles—with ony length legs. spring neec quentiy very elastic and sn ug-fitting. All are made of an excellent quality combe > & ’ Many are products af | ile machine 's—and, conse- | ‘ my enemies, But In the joy some a man like Rivera scruples | sherry it of piace. He bimseif has. ers, be "n several occasions to the not hare life he led before becoming dicta-| his ¥ ‘tor. almost as though he were signs of Making a public confession. His unforts i orm, Qiludej Spectal GB. «cides | ountrymen, meanwhile, intimate cousin ¢ a: his manner of life has not spect at “Shanzed. morally speaking, bdut deileves Tat +e has grown more dowed at T20t lous "0m pete The Marvelous Rie of Prime de mente « : For 20 wears. whenever anyone near & sleeves and three-quarter legs; sleeves and legs. ulars and stouts. long Sizes M4 to t—reg- i MD in Ah Rt RETR SETA Het LISS BUA 9 Fat) is typical of “Chalmers” * qualitv—and | ranges in size from 34 to MH. Second Fileer | “DD LOD: ig Coat and 4 a mereiy "66 Handsome garments elegantly trimmed with beautiful furs; an unusual opportunity to secure f 1 ~e : Cc F im Spain wanted to cite a flagrant, Uscove one of ers smartest Coat e. a 2.) 2 a mance of favoritism, models. Sizes 14 to 44 ay 7. welt ottctin. te Po a6 RP: TerT,. 'rn spite of the |! fect that Primo de Rivera has now) & becn Lieutenant -Ceneral and’ For | Ma: b+ ts autocratically governing | and . im posing ey eom- his ‘e King. he ts stil nothing -haracter has Gener Costumes of ! froeks ‘ ang em- broider red—some combined wit siik or blouses of chenille: eolors are varied. Sizes 14 to +4. Fur Coats and Capes $325 fo $595 Values In This was a mere Lieu sunent. republle | ; : Sale at... 5 ' > de Rivera is tie nephew him s ‘ ‘hat Gen. Prime de Rivera who) the pat ; raved the revolutionary Gevera- |‘ Fashionable daytime socks fe it im 1874 and restored the dyn- | T*Fs®- , Saty of the Bourbon Having no of ail ecoa. rosewood. brown, — dren of his own, the Genera! ing of black: dinner and evening 3 F - ered his hopes on young Mis-| sricty in pastel shades. The apm Eame 1 exerted his influence te ke Canton crepe, Georgette, & ae Man rar ~d i aes eh neha tin, satin, frost crepe, Ve twill weaves and the styles 8 Pete ‘raditions might be uphelé. Rarely "a3 an acrance deen so colorings are splendidly Sizes 14 to 44. a ny = trem m ; many i -trimmed Boys’ “Skolny,” “Sampeck” and Other Two-Pants Suits —In the Newest Styles and Colors 519: @ The new sing'te-Dreasted sack represented tn this group. And there are piain and roks back coats wit 2 the ever popular haift or full beit and patch pockets. The *“ndrics are new Fall patterns tn tan, brown, gray and powder biue. Seme have golf knickers. Sizes from 19 to 18. Second Fieger Thanhegiving Box of Candies 2 Lbs.; Special 2 4 @ Assorted milk and dark choco- ~ *s, Brazil cream rolls, caramel aougat slice, butter-cream truffle, | Qoneycomb chips and candy cran- | berries. : : N : 2 x : = ri = Priced Very Specially at Tht — Suits are wel! Very elegant are these garments of mole, Persian !tamD, caracui, Viatka squirrel, Kolinsky, squir- re) and Hudson seal (dyed muskrat)—seome combining two kinds cf pelts and ail distinc- tively sty!ied, expert!y made and beauttfully lned. Stses for women and misses. Fox Chokers $25 Value—Special In This 319 Sale at. (hokers are These smart in «a fashionabie size and splendidly mounted—choice of Iight. me- @furm: end dark brown Chokers —@en exceptional opportunity te select ome of these fashionable fur pieces. For Winter Weather. a Group of Bovs’ Sweaters $ bs @ Thte assortment includes deth coat and sl!pover Shaker knite—madce of wool or Wool-and-worsted yarna The ecate are in solid colore. The silpovers are im selld or eembination echoe! colors. Sires ere from 19 to 13 years. Secend FF oce rarid compare ft only that _ WR the - careers of the Generals or ‘he first repubiic and me ef V2Dolens. Wherever there was AS (fightin, —— Gen. de Rivera's. coupe Rep he. Yas to be found. and inva- _ ne Mad “< least according to t®-; , The ports * Managed to accom p!isa | ne. SSomething herni. before 24 hours’ } Pied clansed Only the great Span- ) af (BM nactona: hers, the Cid, can Belg — @™ pare: with him for wbiquity | ane Prompti¢ude of action.- Ra — Be wel! id his uncie pisn - . S@Peer for him that before Miguell- | 75c Chocolate Cherries Large, fuicy Cherries covered with rich cream fomiant, and then thickly coated with mif 4k or @ark chocolate: = special Tuesday the pound...... 45¢ Filled Straws Sec-Ib. Value, Ib. SoC Satin-finished hard “@ can c_aneer* = 4 Pecan Dates 6o0c-/b. Value. Ib. S3C Meaty “Hallowee” Dates—the meet luscious kind, stuf- fed with large, se- lected pecan halves. $6.95 Value, Special at... Exceptional choice of street, dinner and evening Frecks ef t

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Peer rye: ee tC | “a ‘ ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EV ENING, NOVE MBER 24 1924. Ce _ ne ee a ra ge25.% ; SANFRANCISCOR STJOSEP 4 Tis acs iam ieee m: Ke ] S e There Would Be Little PAC = : sy s ANT ont Ds ION dat i ccleemie | ' y : a 2 = “6 sg % eo a . ° Qo cEz NV NDI oan : (Copyright, 1924, by Foreign Press af. ame | ig Likelihood of Vote. &iv a Service, Inc.) : : vie | Y.. ‘ : : o OR four years Alfonso pre-| | | ee Oe (ft pared the blow which was to| @ &. oe : (CHANCE OF EXTRA suppress the constitutional re-| Bw tl "| : S Peime and inaugurate the military) —Eaaee “fi 4 SESSION GROWING c d ” of Bpain. But Alfonso can- . got keep a secret. With charac- : ‘ a ee Yristic imprudence, he yielded to { al World Court Situation May lse, stimulated y | fr 4 | -apers Sallie. wine oe pei i . ay Also Prompt the Presi- / r Eee] Np, Cte EK OF DANGERS CONQUERED pepeech at a banquet at Cordova pret hinssit to soles nis tices i QM gether. acon a IN BLAZING AIR-TRAIL AROUND GLOBE Menstitdtional ruler, giving his’ RN ae. - | @eearers to understand that he in- ae ee AY "ASHI 3 wy rae Seeded to eaten ie abso) ot e ms ater ee. o 4 4 e : ; W ASHIN GT‘ rN NOV. of Spain. The military juntas had the , ee 2B g ‘ a = ERI egal RRR A : Jaume ambition. The Moroccan dis- 2 We 3° WE MBE Qe oens covisaee's present sno First Installment of the Exclusive Ac- POVAT'OR. a ( Sy? Northern half of the world shown in two hemispheres, giving route airmen took. ‘esters were directly due, they in ree me Mi tlaimed, to the fact that the Cabi- “ONE - pagreed as to where to find a scape-|__. oe OO OES OF Re eS ath 3 any repeal of mph A ] N The revolutionary movement 2 a a ) a | ’ ne: a ishable fame, so also do Americap wo! ee ar c ; 1 OD nae, © GORE Se, EE CY EEE ne : a te inped oe : a ve? eS ffair developed in due form| in Spain has attained magnitude opriation : iroug] ia satinis’ aot ee wen Gib Carthace ac . Sen jane Left to right—Lieuts. Wade, Ogden, Nelson, Harding, Smith and Arnold. The picture was made cording to the traditic on es- and importance 7, fhin the las bi ry? n ’ Arie’ 7ICOME ) r rht: : pie ‘ca naiiyv we are iivVing - ; > dd to tl 7 own : the : niv. of all the Generals in nephew was a Government employ Withoer Ss = . 2 4 > - , | oT le y . the eniri’ “x —— : = ’. ae : SOP greene te ope | Pa And now America in an age when things happen rap- all Coats } a Spanish army. the one least at Melilla. ’ | : World Cour Proposal. | »and adv ure-—that in- gix more names to this lis wet ; ; » w ; ts i«e iad ; aa s ‘ J 44400 Ae ~ os ‘4 Vv and the public forgets even - tion Was Primo de Rivera. T _ tive reba the town 0 es ‘ ie wWwhoi - 4 > +h & I I nN o : i - ua . . = | ann? - elerr , ; qa SAT) re . if . 2 ar , ] 4 ” sa ‘:s eT ; ent that +. Ce. ‘ Ai) ai TI ~ ‘ ‘ 7 - Ir t} , a '£g a inals Ot n \ liga ti 2s call . , i t 1a ‘ " - - €& of a Ga and pelts. , [eet to lead a “moral” revolu- Migue! Primo de : +s | Sete aie id] , Be & r ent orid Court pro- angi! r un vhic] mortals ; . ; ) O82 Tt aviz rT ero 1chnan- . , f The Pres € « W 0 T mmor.ais more rapidly, it may be well to re- d SPOSAa o a ils se! A et wie Arabia. ending with the tale of : ~ ne Tr a ’ y3 } , *i- : ite and ¢ er specialists in ne sc their flight north from ancient ; : a pmot care to go into the private /even in the United States may en re hen ; ; , oe peftairs of my enemies, but in the joy some celebrity as the home o Ak eta oi y those who want a Tl Us ain Gaze — ee these two feats have perhaps sur- tributes that have been “paid ae ly th raon Pease of a man like Rivera scruples, sherry ions. Slee a eb SS. 0° Seree the: Mees. 6 ae cau mice | passed all the rest: When Ferdi- them before we listen to their story. beieaes Is 5 simp : e personal, hu-ithe Balkans and Central Europe, @eem out of place. He himself has| ers, he is garrulous, but this ,; Senator Borah no wil n = ee who ventured forth nang Magellan with five ships fly- “Magellan's journey around the were story, ae em tne DS! and then back home by way of the Alluded on several occasions to the | not ie ve been a weakness if of the Foreign Relations from as a Asia ae ae ‘2 ling the flag of Spain first circum- world opened uD the routes along oi worse ee of the polar rim, where they were to eu- ® he led before becoming dicta-| nis verbosity one could Committee next session, was & weve 3 38 ae uphrates. | navigated the globe by seas, and | which now fnoves the thriving com- | S™*#test voyage of all time, as re-| counter adventures between Ice- a os at the White House last the Nile, to prepare tne “ay when Lieuts Lowell Sry itt Leig! EO ae the seven seas.’ said lated to me while we lived lo- | land, Greenland and Labrador tha : iets +f peer ee ad ,, &ether for weeks. To!ld partly in| were to provide a fitting and thril!- : ’ ’ > to: aimost as though he were signs of ne iligence. iBueiit ns Borah is f W Cc th . fH night -oran is for "or! ourt nose waves or amitic eee tt. 2 > - . ; . . Oo AL d urt, a Wade, “ric Nelson Lesiie Arnold Secretary of War Weeks, and then thee He sentence ¢ “Silent” | and Jack Harding in he added “The fourney of our cI aces © ssn ing climax to the most daring ani ieee a a Smith, the narrative is taken UP /enpectacular voyage in the annais tige id & " > . . “iitrymen, meanwhile, intimate cous to Lz! th! : i wv sin 2 4 —~ a | = +h 7 nave | - de +} “ + ing and rf oolldge advocated tle / he Ss , nians, Parthiane, rii +} , or ” , » et 1} ineir Douglas cruisers carried the fivers over the oceans may likewise ee eee king a public : public confession. His | unfortunately but not the court plan that Hard- tic, and early Arvan peoples, nd Henry Ogder , : from time to time by “Eric” and | o¢ navigators t his manner of lif t at 1 o> Sie Is, ° ned. moraliy aati: 0 elt ye § oe ¢ , ios ( en — would divorcee the cour’ entirely ine ; ols, Tartars. and Hners colors of America on , : new form of commerce a! he has maraty grown more d a 7a Page aan Bei a we from the League of Nations. while Who overran the ancient ‘orid. > i mee ' aiencsm | nn he ' io : ) , vt ss } ae ' igh Wade and tacir compen nas sere: rU owed a i ] I m if So ‘he President is for —T trie. was Ie iT le D ug: ACK oO! - "Ye Ct ye or ; -— & St He “Les” Arnold “lappy Henry” Im posal ble to Realize Dangers. elegantly pete ) ih ub ybiem he court a: aes #4 far intries that inspi: WW th lob | together. Ogden and “Smiling Jack.” It is “For anyone who realizes what furs: la : , oe o ~~ i . ee -} “he story of } rhe we t! ‘round th OFiG ‘t down just as Was told as we danger really. means,” says Ma) ’ | . Rivera. Micueli: . h rx a +} Es Tan lane and Attil mn de Ameri : nd acabin fire in the Casajus of the Bpanish embasey tn 0 secure 4 ; For 3 30 years, whenever anyone hea a striki! ~_ee vr F , ne — me aah oe . . ‘orte "Lik and our wh rer Flant pianes hei arr] i ANG ai Al icning in i Uiis ' rmountats of Oregon W ashington, “those 20% hours of | en +) ’ na ; bl: len; att KO} ach in ale? ied in history,” says Sina — 1¢ tale of how six Ameri- aehgn! flight mn cnr umnnavigating 4 tins — discoveries lade | + famous est Coat > 3 “Pain wanted to cite a flagrant a a * . ie hannd i . iid in ists a ‘ “e~ . 4 es ae . aR pie , . ‘ . te Lsl@ il lies im pnai I . 4 , «vew . 1 airmen ekirted the Ar tic Cir- tne 4 obe by air ineant 18,000 rnin - utes of anxiety It meant facing Astance of favoritism. of nepotism, | Monsieur In, of nepou ' sone w) rf it | tJ yr sition to ¢} resident's Explorers Mak Nations. i figs aes Ric: “ik ites : 5 , nv : tn} siden » their nati. nas The successful circling of the le above the sea path pioneered : , 1 ) death every second. I do not believe ms red ae lous. com Me Marvelous Rise of Primo de ©!ngu ers set farth © ci : , iA Me would allude to Miguelito,| French | , % 6 , ra ; takes a ‘oe ht —_ F bh ae ~ 4 Ev y ha ' . ‘ - ‘ a . ' . news rr mt e by ’ € Ame ; an airmen 18 1+“ } ‘us Reh ring: of how they 5m ar x ress a. that Primo de Rivera has now | that See we ee . A 7 ' ' i important part in his ry has had a st ] a. C Sure y the | nan parat le only to that first epoch nade firet aerial crossing of that such a strain haa ever before Ome Lie Putenant-General!l and | For pedantry, pls >: ricien ’ ' . mn cogs : : | ° ' ; : ite gre ’ sv ¢ and exp orers “Op? ‘ f f ; + } ri it Vis ‘ \ rhe l. ing vo age hy Magella Nae et: “s . —— 7 c, ean: ail " Ow thie . we lehed ag ‘ ontinuously upon the, : reaneeeign 3 i ; ‘hoenician captal of 4000 years as e' are ned en ‘tar Treasury Mello — wes . * ' amp fires | bearts of any human beings 7 And now let's take our e@ate in ? h . . - ‘~~ | , . “ . _. 4 o . Mhat he ts au cratically governing | and sheer impuden ea IDE LE OAR ONE ) ’ ; , ' Y eel ’ , =] i? mt ¢ hic } ; - ’ +) " ; ven tha r) 7 ' .7 ' tragier ‘ a : . , . . " al ‘ . “oe er. rt ’ ° $35 to $45 Values Me °f Spain, imposing his com-|his speeches, he reminds me o he patient if y wait |‘ ee a sags. tngh a" : | : me = tel : eal it | pg bas . a | , bo tine ™ , erson , a as , as , noes 6 he rac , | om in oil A Ottis Witiinins b cockpits of these Deugtas« : " , ~ ; ' ua} , ind journey in tmegine pMands even on the King, he fs still | nothing sore iry . ~* - ' ; . - . ° i . . ' i .*? } } . . 4 ; o? . ' . ’ ’ ‘ “4 ¥4 : > | 4} ee 4 ™ ’ tig with lawell Mrnitt bh. leigh c | 4 ”é MPIITO, R } } character has ne! j me fe . In This Mot changed a bit since the time|Some of the small South . ie Peaiias “nies “nad tabel | the Indi ! . re who | 2 8 Japa : Sale at meet he was a mere Lieutenant. | repucoiucs Lt is to mak: ) nite otis ow 7 nes Mala} Amd that 1 ne put , - rade : hought and ga‘ ! ; aati ~~ Wade, Kerik Nelaou les Arnold, . a ‘. ; i Ca © F , a i i ‘ Tod —_ late : gir aa : i : ' Be ee : : od al e Primo da Ri ee! the nephew + 24488 : i 4 ' id ; ~ i & / = : As tha G : ; ; a 1 - : . . * ‘4 : ' ’ - a , wile » }¢ i] : | sui C6 ; ar: rt ' t g*) na and Yellow an ts ete = >be. ashionable daytime frocks in co 4 Ment in 1874 and restored the dyn bial ead, tH ay oe appears to be moving i he dire: ‘Sis 4 rl illed ' —_ —Soe e ts h a. rosewood, brown, navy ; of of the Bourbons. Having no or ott e addic e l te he w ri * tela, his mversion 4 that me und the intine of Afric; f ude. an mf : Pea statesini: ho, by training at . , | ef Confuctus. and then on for tut before we start it ie oniy ; an | =n of n, t we a Ope ie ow the ibataean sailors of King wv, ts nstine ; most conservatth s 209 ia A ‘hina coas* ‘natural that we sheuld want to lack: dinner d evening m | hie own, the Genera y wags seen ey A eR SS; | — ) Major-General Mason M. P | ‘1 ) ‘ine cons’ | na . . should 4 9 Mtered hi bh ° . a io. pricity cnat ¢ . 4 bl de a nem : j rr Ti ti > rie aii Tri.ties if . . . ut ot . ’ Cec AT es lw ‘ } . . "= , > 9% 4} make the er inet a q th te] b : are us hopes on young Mig- | . Large —— Possible. : , 2 ) ry ! ' : a and | ria kK he acquaintance @o ree pastel shades. The fabrics. 9 Veltto d exerted his influence to has become an sorbing OF ‘ mht irned nm h Bs hl ; - | ' a bat thie bt 2 tung! ef 8 a and Bur- ctreumnavigators who have added 4 4 is 7... ; rae ; "?* . iadc ; Semen . ' : ' 7 ’ ’ : : yt | anton erepe, Georgette, crepe sa q the x USt to nhdavance the young a cerain . : j ; 00u) ei ee ' Ta tinh Ise nores Pron) M x i — , ltieh — ‘ nin hj 7 , —— ‘| ndostar rr? : ' the prestic¢e® of our mn, satin, frost crepe, velv i om papiai v so that the family's he- behav’ | cp : h | ; 7 mreens > rere solid tt rhe fli 4 —— ae RE fy ) ) wine Sein aahthen 4 faditions might be u | nas on occasion HeeNn tO masrencatain | 2 | | pend ks. We know that, inspired! .. 4. YS | a = sntatinte’ ~ *0 bin alee inane ' : Mr ne among the tmrmortais rill weaves and the styles a Rarely has : Pa : aa en even to describe; | t 7% aavance Une spective surpiu the = “41 = , a 2 : | ; rm » +) of Magetian lorings are splerdidly vari 4 FAD” ‘One can that it is arsy as. ' , a ines +: WF a acting ate -ur- at fellow ar aoe ae : , 3454 #1 Nes and to dra. m itis ~ Pa - t, - bin. ust be properly introduced Zes 14 to 44. 4 Ney the meteoric 4 er? the language with nieh fh oer to} “9 _ I nen + (sre ' , ~ which ‘mav % . t} “Ot hae tang ar ' ¢ ee 59? hh ; now seomething about theme 4 ‘ a of +) - ‘ Sel. Wa rik! ik Classes. r * > . Ls T7 ra) ri¢ ge? ; j , ~ ! . 1. UY ; Be my »¢ . 7. . '4 if r ' : i ’ hy ’ . ws ’ : eld es A ” (dj agodas whom a ure going '* @r- Evora ene we : - ; . . e ' - e | ) ; - ninarets ripeat ir lives before Starting on hazardous journey ae this = se Dresses 7 ieee i => de Rivera s coupe d'etat was carried a4 oul .€ ‘ “9 , ‘ ; i he g¢ 7) mtion ¢ : darin n ' ” . “ ' : , ) h , ~ , sar : : te : nit Would —s metas ee 2 ea , rent 3 nenth upen deferred new high reecerd of T9009 tedar ceptional choice of street. 7 Three t heQues Miguell- ag x | r- x bhai eration lbrom Them wae ically left the party, Bae C = ments. ti Mupreme @oeurt Wires i; prisenere were received, contol pana ght gen . e 7h 4 mea the atekihe Me ene | ya, was not f n eae — ice ae est ag pee - vss | | | , . ss | | “ ' ne , "| Be the Associated Pr os. lared. — aint on. 4 today i cam agal ret the W arden WwW. i yore Hoses i. the del charmingly styled and are e rd * wrtadae rebadged poco aad, but with t! ee a preaking ahead on t! OO K! o- | District DiumMDl a WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—Kep- | ot 4 Ye ” ch Premaént ae "Yert god pene sonene oh: oak eane vision eane mmed. Sizes $4 to 44. Le . , ‘ a ee Yet thie Gen- | At the most netthens momen of the vided there is no u ' poi vers a nd harbors resentative Snell New York. ’ eres 05 . . } | , , - of . ew | York , pe ; :o .n@ : y - A has never had an army | coupe d'etat Alba was forced by —m inderstood to me pros- also is being considered ng with} | LO, SOS Oe eS rhe lower Vedasel Comme 0e- (Sree eee . *°mmand and his first achieve- » attermpt to assassinate him to are & be “a <ts Saatlares ‘ aS, HERD hg ; a bs hairrman of the | ; . wific plas for a jegiglative pro- fused to allow a higher rate ef in- Bt. Lowi yesterday. a being sen- attempt ; nect of such A SIZATHEG F&F & lous ne? Ps pri Bs 7 ss 4 : a ; senaion terest than ¢ peer it aqpemr ta k il tenced for theft of motor cars. as so? +7 uuUSUa il t. ‘ 3 hn © dj . ' iT? 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—. a ‘% these men Why? There must be a EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 194. ' 16 3 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ORDER TO RUN THE GOVERNMENT. | = Se a ee ee aly 7 re t! infshmen oul declares they) >: THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | | pane PORM,. ecg all neglect and i - » i ab . I know that my retirement wil! viously, at reading them out of the party, whica Is Po | make mo difference tn its cardinal! the plan enthusiastically urged by many of the par- | Principles, that ft will always fight — an newsnapers. The reason for th i ‘ 2 ‘ P se eT 4 P i> as . for progress ang reform, never tol- sai caine ‘ ef \ . erate injustice or corruption, alwars eeiency Was mace pain oF ASP aR Governor-elect fight demagogucs of all parties a Follette’s campaign manager, in an interview in |. | Mever belong to any party, always the Sunday Post-Dispatch. “When they read an elect ae oppose privileged classes and pubirc satisfied with merely printing news, san cites the fact tha g always be drastically independent . : 4 pe oe ee am | 3 | mever be afraid to attack wrong. 0.900 wotes, which, he observes, is a pretty Dig tne campaign, @ whether by predatory plitocracy or [ioe for any party to expatriate predatory poverty. The Longworth discussion of this question was electing Baker a OMe ey we AS es April 10. 1907, week and personally witnessed the pho- | . = ; 7m = & Ph = Ae . r bh o | — . or +h _ 7? , nchmen trAere tographing of certain offices. is why Mr. Harding was unabl e to get the ship sub & — \ - Why should a city owned machine and | idge, if he is unwise enough to attempt it, wil + * gait here ly r ** a eh > e *o city employes be used to gather thfs | periance the same rebuff. ice and save tue sort of unscrupulous evidence when the . \eryv r\ -' i ge bh ler Ae - ’ + - I “ : pai! S$ under fre are a!l taxpayers ania 1) _— , » UD 7 . . tet ; -*¢ ; - » 4 and are partially paying the salaries of | 2X publicity law will be repealed. Mr. Longworth un 3 a | *% . , , ‘ has or “= ™ - a _ 4 } Why should these men be persecuted? | Sidy Dill through his first Congress, and Mr. Cool- jobs without mucd more than & name and a salary. l 0 € e¢xX- “ffici leb reorga Qn} ne ee —__—_ — --—-- -o@— JOSEPH PULITZER. PS pec ja) v ‘nterestinge because it induced an interpre lieved to favor the i “tion result. “The November rote.” bis candidacy. This decision will fall hard on the u ndeed, it is by no means certain that the income lers. Consolidation must be tried aga! s ate institution for delinquent negro! All these suggested improrements appear to be neéc- : for Speaker of the House, thinks the bolting Repub-| essary. both in the interest of simple justice to th 3 co hctered population and for the welfare and good name and Olive Street. be disciplined. He has not quite decided just ho al f the State. Better education, better care for the by and more efficient treatment of delinquents for the general good and the public safety. And njustice to the weaker elements of ee our population shame the entire community. his STATE PATRONAGE AND EFFICIENCY. Baker faces the first embarrassing cifficulty resulting from his success at the polls. He + bis must dole out innumerable State jobs and take car Representative out.” said Nelson, “they rea s | Plunderers, never lack sympathy : " ‘ heat he trs d r foot in the scramble — | ‘ —— | os © - — ee Te 7m ¢,r bl ™m Pp OL 1] sek. . ww ith - the poor, alwars Tema in dc- SRST iT vernis oat ia And ¥ Diie a 4 e™ itis ‘ at Dé iS not i le un der VU dl ; ‘ 7 si ’ — s ~~? — ; ‘-_* ? 74 _ o a voted to the public welfare. never be Jisappointment at his candidate's showing Mr. Nel- The heart of che difficulty lies in the fact that . ° = . ~ *- - ; gation of the election re i Ll 2 He , _ ‘ . li. 3 w ‘ “ a —— ‘said Mr. Longworth, “was an order from the people Hyce drood x ~ — ' _ = ; we LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE . >* » . * 3 ———— ment and that is what ehould be done.’ miserable system of State Spo1s. Some progress 4 ' ms 4 , . : ok ~ _——— — shing 4q ~ + tion * - b en mace hy tion. % ee to Chiropractors. Republican politicians are not alone in this against machine comination fas veem mace vy i ‘s em , , - - . ~ y" _ 4 gi an mM -.uspatcn opinfon The United States Chamber of Com- iting a Governor to one term of office. Thus the ; | ‘ as * ~ we ak ‘ > 4 le Sd , -_ 7 - — . . . ai . oF 4 a i.€¢8 BWoras ¢ ncern} : he rT. e . “ - P =, + mere > ~+ ’ . oe nmartennr ™ oO. $ ning the per-'| werce feels precisely the same way about !t. It) State executive cannot employ his patronage ma 3 SecRi r ropra rs For some ; “2 26! Saw ¢t -—hime tikea nr Mayor. to hold hb 7 se? con rpetually A 2 ars ] ; has even prepared a program of legisiation for toe chine, ike OUP Mayor, (0 HOG Simsseil Per peruaiy is | 4 ‘. x P ; = ° - rr? 4 > 4 " , " + ell a +? ee ae en 7 ~> 7" * $P rat oP? 2 Tro more decisive steps 3 e needed for the 5 7. 4 5 e\ “ nrce at 1 . ‘me Repu "an par.y , Pur iVvuUusm ¥v \ ‘ ~ ~ +44' 4 > & — “~—s = = ~ ~~ Sows — =~ ~ > 7 . ~ > . "3 is Ssciute > to thie wonder?fu Disnatc has already commented on Most of the efficiency and economy of the State Government. ; sJiS} a4 - d z eeee a s - J a os ; Z *% : . _ . — - “} , - - os nail — ¥ Scent e nealith board have used Republican leaders—surely the Old Guard to a man They are the civil service system of choosing State ye . " . »* ’ ‘ + a. @* a - > i + - “a Y a . e* > rT ~~ * ‘ . . : 4 . > - ~ = : > . =" > - » ea , ° e . - . : ~~ e* . ~ ** ; > _-_ * ~y o @i our office doors trying to find a dis- icity law to doddering old ship subsidy Will the Missquri had an opportunity to adopt the second of . : Hatien? ‘ . o~ bh SDV en . . - iin ’ Cc - > haw § , Saris ec patient Who may be willing tO program be carried out in its entirety? Not a these reforms last February, when it voted down an ™ , - »*%* s a> wh . 7 At se ae = ° 4 ~ > > - . . ~ + we .? . ~~ se ee 7 >. “ - ; 4 e ia é ae $ * e _ . : g .% - 2 on — = a nA I= =: 7 > a ion an —~ a "ae 7° > : hone director: Now. from all ex. | that the Republicans have been placed in charge, cepartments, boards anc COmmMISSsIOnS tO just ie. I . ais € ‘ & J-« . . . atwsba : ~~ ‘ ~~" . ~ . . i . » + brn } ot man WT ? sah AAs ° ) terna. appearances, — have conceived | with instructions to go as far as they like, but they Is not ever Known how mary of suco oSociles there - >. . teh} ’ . 2 _— ; ‘ - another idea. Within the past few days | won't do it. They can't do it. If they are rash way be. The convention committee which investi- ? as > ive ad -_% > men fr TN th ” m . + ~ ' as as Xv e a Vis: bh ee . * | oe ho ode - ¢ of & : 4 = enough to attempt it ther w drive scores of good sated the subject doubted that the ‘3 it found em- enera: service traveling around in a ' _ = . , 7 . v ~ = «oe ? \e , + hte A ? city owned machine, photographing dir- | Republican regulars into the La Follette camp, or at traced them all. Of course, in this hodgepodge of eS A s/ * % +46 7 fe 7 . . ~ws ” . . . ‘ : > > . _ — -——- i ia - - > | c ferent chiropractors’ offices. The writer | least into revolt. For dear as regularity is to the scrambled government, growing 0 or tae neec of falla : +} = 3 ~h 5 . . . » . 4 ‘ . ‘ a." vowed this machine one afternoon this | regular, his job as a Congressman is dearer. That Governors and parties to find berths for faith . = . £7 = Paw arv*A ‘ — -~ the people used to gather the evidence? | admits such an effort would fail in the short ses- Civil service reform would f{macgurate a new da; : "= “« =» *h te oe Dim a mt 2 | : : bw ~— + » & wee ~ © ee Jleheaha- tana — 3 omens aw A ~ + | mi there are four chiro- | sion. Meantime. while the propaganda against this im the State Nouse, e nver employes and be ract} lieges tm thie Stat every - . , —— wil ne ¢h Hates Santin . . ace “ee? | law is at full diapason a dissenter appears who com- ter service for the State. Granting the reasonableness chartered. under the laws of the State em : . a 1 ~ thoe os «A 7 = te ser’ A fradus'ing from a legally chartered | tana is speaking. He wants to know why Harry policy of the acministration other empioyes sionid ’ by vs: > Ses > o ** . : ~ . . . " Scan sruduates are subject to the | Sinclair's tax is so low, and his curiosity is shared be appoi S ‘ n = he went Meare of Health. For |. ene eptire —, including the stay-at-homes. tions and should mar. s \he chireoprectonms have been - : fighti: «= ¢ > recognition and at every ses- | There are other returns which, he says, should be) {2 administration sion of Legislature the American | investigated, and to this the public says amen. But The Med! ‘-sectation is on the battle- | the public could not seeond this motion intelligently | * ground Srhting teoth and toenall against except for the operation of this law which has spread com the facts before it. crepe Mr. Sinclair can ex- the governors: S ee ee eee ~- 4 reaso) rhey must certainiv recognize | _* a ” 7 : . ’ . . meric @S testec if practical examina be retained regardless of changes as a5 . } . % ‘ ’ OT? 7 re ee: acne a to "AP ao ? ” > ine j er ae s c ~ s | However, they should be made to explain. And a! of Miss are being ecucated to consolidation and d re iving in @n age of p seg ress. an age | | > a = hs 3 A 2 . } ™ nal , nm) ian | 6¢thaneh hier ther reforms they s2ouid © ecucatec ft : ef int-llicent investigation. Statistics | 2¥ that compels such explanation, though objec . : a 7 : bs . ‘ ; } . = - our > - ~ soft “oS : Prowe + the general public is- tiring | tionable to the United States Chamber of Commerce, S¢€rv¥ice ; f heirng rugged ma Aaaneda na @ > oe ee ee oe er | s Uruggeac and doped and that is pretty apt to have a good dea! of public support > _ & ~~ oe | - = «= 7 - ot seeeKing More nmatural methods i: e 4 . i , back of it. RSE WEEK IN —_ - seth par tthetanAi w ss W)4 : - i. a > bh . . ee ee aS) \ «cee — to. Cr o mernog | regaining | run the Government. The party has been given an op- » » * - - . } . ,? ¢ "saa ha ¢ ~ on hoa oe ee Redes haere te , €3 = ww » » mOUu - rse Ps OC ~ we -v ’ ? ? re YP -TT e : ii ° ortunity which it did rot deserve to nrore itco ‘. 3 . ra A . id _e@s — r — =~ 4% . =* : = “s ® ™ ” = - ~~ + ~s *& s+ sit ids owr wv —_" worshininge { ‘= Alm a - 3 ‘ thp n"rrorpe? yy? tha sw sore ~ . . = ~ * + , * mre . ~ > > i‘ _ oa +in ee Lak eae VA tase Li ia 4 > 2) _ | - bh e our constitutiona! right tm oh Ro com pecvent \PUSTWOrLAY agent. It $s OD proba OD . wey mses anc o rsemansiip s | a a - . . a « : . " » =" > | +5 *y » ti ~ J Ww + ~ Z 2 + a . . * . — . > = ~ + — 2 — ‘ I = , z é no ecgaaeeenemmeen party realizes that truth and fulfills that obligation. “OFSe+-eS4, anc © bea 44Tin§ anc S&lii in riding Sern! ¢ i rrpetione to Hamane Society. | ee and driving. > ? " ‘ the Puat.-Te«enateh ' ag aN ale ' & St. Louis is goted for successful horse shows. and pe RES ae THE BOULEVARD PERIL. ineacinege hy the nrograms of the b= k +* ~ + > neanar ¢ tte ; JUCE DE Y¥ L2e@ programs oi tae Pe the show that ; , paper from time to time I be- The pedestrian’s case was spirited!y stated by F. A . ™ ‘ . aaa . ~ - 17 * 7 lieve hat veu are a humanitarian ’ cpens tonigot Wil be the best that has erer been % : . ” Vriller ‘* bf eatrtere _ thea enn se =~ tee A . =: * - . ; aan ! eve that there are thousarncs« of ere ee From — People eacurcay 2D Gis presented Notable horses are entered for exhibition 4 wher ! nitartans in our cit Ts, if | enest » _ nlew =_—— 2 . - > ’ anitarians in ourcity. Now. if cussing the Delmar boulevard right of war. from and competition, and a specia! feature of rare inter- oe rou take the lead and give this ’ h — > re 2,3 ~ e@ Aarin , , ?, “ey m . . Orme wmororrete - *h a ee e 3 ee ‘ ?errar “= ‘ »recef'och — | hoeee ee . 4 ° are eri ~ er “ow yrs 2 nN =f i ours hee : 2S Tre avr’ > ~ he — - hn . i ine 27 s me fn whith. threugh no fault of its-own, it . wae . 7 ¢ ; hea ¢ h 3 f ie-i var | ore "nF Ome a“ - ~ “ _ Yea" . ”~ marnsi | Can De SUD 3 am re t\2e wor + I have noticed several letters !r the vou eVaPrd i gives US a reas — sate piace saPid : , - ‘ ; = : ; - r - + 3 5 4 - People's Column already on this subiect to board the street cars where we can stand The horse is the ancient symbo! of speed in loco - Tritt} w. ’ ‘ " > . > * *e _— = - . ‘ and wi 1a i © encocuragemen? ] De le ve and wa a for eyervone kn ws (nat te IWwWaer ? ™ oF an i sree? he as been =? lIpersed ied br the oot. é “ aa ae Ww ee we ee = ~ > - a — ~ le i e4 .. aad % &e ‘uix wi’) rallv te the support of on: , - hink _ » hel = *. a . ni ' ram ' rhe SUP po! an auto things the earta Ct ongs to Bim and he ‘or vehicle But he st kolas suprem acyv for g£rac > 7 ‘* wy. . eth " . ia . . af ~~" & ae 4 . —~ A © aa ~ ass as WA thw ““) 4 Tie ce ef its Most wo vy organizations. |} . i a at me a 2 _ " \e ~ - es ; The managers of the Horse Show have spared oo creased pay for policemen, and as a Then the writer relates an evrening’s experience _ , ita a: ie , regen § neither money nor effort to surpass all previous ex- ¥ iraces Unionist, the game as » ~*4- tn which he entovred the protection of the safety ; . - *« . _— = ae __ Shy . — a “ es _ — — = Ne ay he «3 *e ve -? oo * . 2 ; 4 mon. 1 would lke to O KR all he said ' ad hiditions. If the public does not take what is offered platform in the middie of the street where there was , : | I was brought up in the slums and from ; ! and liberally support the show; !{t will ore a woe childhood had a hatred for policemen me and narrowly escaped Deing run down where . . . a . C pouce uli lack of understanding and appreciation of an j Last fal) mY daughter was insu tec there was none ‘ non ES ot ne . i ex } nprecedented excellence. We beliecre . ~ _ + . - i o ~ —_ ss) =~ - 7 ll — : anc ¢ wed 7 ¥o lege ergtes i we i > necestrian ~~ ar "'Sar * - = to +> e we . ° orTen : g? ~, ™S : } — 2 ~~ t e , 1D : Ww apprex ate a an , that ‘ne st I 2 i = ' ; too little appreciated by those who habitually drive 7 a gun ike 1e@ law a bes . . om ; rse Show this rear + revire and surpass its ’ hands Vi “ a rN . = te. > ‘ - ¥ {#n > a7. . . Ten cn ‘ “CT wWw'sles a hoard a sfre 2e? : , 3) ast s7 en ; ray ra ie worn arena bel 3 atten tan ‘e. with me to call the police T sald. “To car at night on one of our main thoroughfares with- > ~ . " | safety tsie or piatform he sees coming abreast of tia > \ » = * bs - \. = — _ . ; 7? call the pelice he night riders were aciigits ehind 2 BOLoigg is Vis e ie Blind or partly blind persons, and those intereste : * ~®e ee oo ae cefon far a "= oe = c . _— “7 as 7 = . a : = . rman Wii. Dot —_—_ = :; - 4 > > > 7 Depseee. = *. re . o ”» = > . >. re Gre Snout 4 ‘rom the stati stands beside the track. To make his way out there... .. , “a? 7 ag ‘at + har a8 T2@ LB .fC =ta*es "3s th are an Onmne a ~™a os ’ e rite ~ * - ‘oa fakes hie > = iA ‘ ‘ . : ‘ "al 1% @ emoees = -~ as -oa ? mF ea oo » a flashed lights an@ made a ict ef unnec. 3180 the life of his child, wife or mother, for he ——— a. progress may de expected ; = : b es aa in Ye, tn ‘>2 i a - é_ te » 2 at i v . . : re * I™4 « ‘ >» ’ : , ’ = , 4 essary noise. IT said to self. “Fine knows not whether behind that blinding phalanx "@S8¢¢ Upon a.reacy esta ed William Holland *t7 - » ~ They eed ,i?? ~ 4 a »* -~ . y ._* + _— — ° ? *-* . ewhenaws. they u ‘. ana Gown there may not be at least one speed-mad moron or Wilmer Foundation e trustees of Johns Hopkins 7 ~~ lies — 7 2@ they 3 Sera the - : . ie , ee 8 > +e : = - “a irtin ken i=-Ter ’ = Trearse'*y a* Ba > ™ Fre "OW ” an an era hoen ta) . : . . + . ‘ & ° + oa * ~* ~— ‘§ : - Ad > two scoundreis cashed ou Se front wa : ; . ' > ve : . . On oe the arms Pd +o "ha sofa = who Ras It is 3 ri 2 ~# ——— - acm " stra’ ay ° Lae imma -~- 4 %. & 2a 3 ran » hd se —.- Tersity that x BES a= we + - : as “a 6 . aan 7 ~ A a+ 1? mS —— ‘* ~ » a +4 ++. : » - ~* ~ > ~~? me « ~ spe“ a sts in .__@ trea ™ are 7 . . a _ ; They were ver’ gentiemaniv fe} Pee * an o A > ~? +h ~ + ¢h * a8 : : . ._- Y . : . _— . i’ ~4 2 > i ss coring » and awful peri There should be an adequate safety ©* ” » «th - owe. and they treated us as iz ay Bs & a ae ae ear al RS a a » . ’ = ; . a n every COPReT of eaTerv VO 275" , I-ivre _- *ho " ore S| Ce ; i ‘ = nl id rere recei vin iz B22D0U a .20 UBaRG SCLAATS . 2 4 wane = -- -“t? ’ -~a “4 tz a » . . ?-, 34 ~*? ° af Adc it? : apiece for this one case. These police. City Where street cars run. Here ts ome way to hold A fund of $: 0 will be needed to create the a ing those fel- down the motor death rate and play fair with q ‘RSt:tution on the scale proposed. As a nucleus for bi . ‘ . » Tie 7 | neve " = = rey ‘ad . » To > Pee 1 ay nae lows, and | a ‘SGizec large number of citizens. ais fund, the $200,000 already subscribed by former 7 eod fe" ~~ ‘eorper” te a | , . what a gO . . —e % a "A. ents anc Peron is e Vs Wi ee —— the Tt, or Ata that ~*~ geht “a an one was rae ia — «+ “ — = > ~ ‘ tone ws & > > —s , ePeet. I Srondatian ' } : tT. a 2 ¢ '*\ _ _ Tr .) & ae 4 - . on - tg ‘@en. ks 9 +? => + ’ ‘rT? ~~ 4 io oe Oe - a oe in @ s uo Py .O on Tn > °°, had I was poor and knew Ry INJUSTICE TO NEGROES. pec Otain ta they were ready to serve uUrst mm dollars from the Rockefeller Genera! a ‘ a J . —™~ * : PeOnIC’T OF THE ” =') “a rihed ~ he oa ~ “ory for the Ozarka eee tae A age F qaaltes . 4, Sa : : ; , "s. “4 . i ~ ~ "4 . 4 wT. the Editor of the Post-Dispatch attention to certain iImstances in which the Misson >: 26 r more biind persons, and the large : -. *aockt *h ar" — —_ —— = a , a 7 | x regard » stocking the Missourt Legislature has apparently neglected the welfare ae en Ozarks with deer. I noticed in an evening paper rot esc long ago an item about this, stating it | upon the Governor and the Legislature, at the - would cost about $45 a head to get the , fJequaie = | session, tne need .or acequac: support of tle Limeein the Aierert- er oF tha @eer: that is, catch them, crate them and ecin be firection of th : ° | ita Ps ty whic he ~~? A ’ be as ’ —_— & put them in Misscur!. Who Universit nich he asserted !s a university in Same associates. There the negro citizens. He pledged himself to impress “Orn }/ ining t thoroug5 _ ’ ae ~~ is getting the rakeoff? Ask Gor. Carey of Wyo- only and should be made one tn fact. He further # ming how be ships eik and you w i see charged that there are 2900 negro children unable te foundation wil! ‘t NY, just what | mean. attend scheoi for lack of facilities. He or oe if lL am wrong, why, I certain!y ancic. i ti si . : : m ti ePrice Ff ~ * *, ™ @iee, But « little inquiry wit! bring re [8's ) provice for State homes for tuberen- ber of nersons suff: A HUNTER. lar amd feebie-minded uegroes. Also the estabiich trained ere specia. r > oming with that skilled, su th ; m 7 : “sen tse need cumber adequate and very greatly reduce the nx . - ad + + ing throngh lit ; ] ing taroug.o ilfe with more or less ‘= ' 4 : > — — 7; # ev ~eo8 »a. rec ¥ Ss: a. slow _.@ Beec r such an fnstitute. stucy of the ere and {ts pathologr ecessful treatment guaranteed br institute by Dr. Wilmer and bis 3 S$ at present a sad scarcity of ‘s in this country. The proposed s he B 4 : s Scopec. in a few rears make the - Tr. fn : By? ering trom ere troubles that are is own workers in numbers of Hrde ap- ) The new Governor, however, {is be - did the Te for A U S T A Mi T N Tv T E Written for the Post-Dispatch Copyright. 1974. q -*— 2k B SOCRATES AND HIS PUPIS. socrates: I don’t know when we have ar “* - ae ie ~ * -"* eroe*t ot 7asa*e a* +a se rose Seen interes’ | -~ * recan- l- . f a he Ig ~ 3 , : ; : - VYo« =a 244 rea 7 > ~ es: Very we > ip- ma He therefore went Chicago and managed to be a pa arer at the tu- nera Last night he told us at the agor f his experiences. You know at that fu- nera!l there were Iiterally thousands and ens of thousands of peop .e and the florai ne " : “Ommentary he ls be. oe > = - a J a ws te wo ‘ : " - | -_— = *-~ - x —- env ac. - — : é » —— + . . ~ en . ~ _ a _- ~~. Wa ad + re S as 2 : s pat . —— . Pan an - a = ; a s > Hei *, an pa w 2 . as een £ © gross rrup mn in office 7 mo * ; 2 - + -” a 3 4 a + om 77" > e . " a = ” yA » *2°7 a -s ng ’ z ? the. cea Zi . — — sa * " Socrates: Precise We gave it the big- gest vote it ever got. w Single ex an? ; e a? sa ” T . - 2 fun ra * e : - e -~ ~ ~ ~ = - 4 a 7 [xz WwW i 4 i few days rr. % s tne argwest funeral] in > ~*~ 2 2 ~,* = ot 7 at a ‘se — 2.*er be ~ = = : ~ Y 7 9 ~ ¥ *™ + = ~. "= ei: F 3 ™ “ar case _ . - — es + ~_ oe ... P $ was rig mn regarding the fu- nera i x 7 | a? . 2 g . ~- > . seOp a r was s&s atic ,= ~~ 7h ~ -- - >" i s A a | 2 ; “2 net - N . e > 3 azo iu- nera! r the people who attended the Chi- I rdeverter eee fe Ff Cago .:unerai may claim they are not [ike ‘ya "2 - @ he * 2 i? ° Fa a7ea e + ™ Lo y n rat the meeting ™ “ar hus 7 70n °c x --Aeaew - socrates: No, there was not rm Siasm on the other side er we down to a distinction between : > «te . - - and the Republican plura!it _ * a =gm eat east entrance to - Ace Drive Siow and Si ae TF - =“ hu _* 4 ~ oe q a - . -_- - sAny™= ' ~ - RAMA . 09 .% ona passing Show” Faltersin! one o¢ the 1 y and Does Not Con- | #8tumn season t (tomorrow afterne vince as 2 Spect Acie. Moulton of 6227 Sue, and her é4 tilda Moulton. at By RICHARD L. STOKES. receiving hours , -onfession must be made 6 o'clock, during Smet the writer was unable to are expected to « pecom* excited in one way OF and chrysanthem have stirred into the Gish man Josephine every imaginable ingredient, Kaur‘ftman Jan fresh and stale. to thé COM- gues Mies § snes palate Ambitious York: Lucille H 7 4s Beatrice Morse, roposed comedy sinks ying ana Mrs. ness. Stockings have been The following ed here as an article Of | .i:nout hate: ne apparel er Whiteside, a few specks of smut. ‘Wade Child cast is composed mostiy of Harry Clay We gnfamiliar in this city. The} James T. Pett eenee, £0 Ane 68 ee ee Watk as a persona.ty was Georgie Thatcher Cutts, _whese imitations of Ray- James W Ha Hitehcock,- Will Rogers, al ” ™ and Eddie Cantor met wit! One of the rious favor, and who was en- se€ason is ush in the last act until he ram the Horse Sho + songs. The slapstick antics iseum and will Roy Cummings are very well for supper and ¢ fond of that sort of thing. _Ciub for the ret Breen. as ingenue prima patronesses and dances acceptably. Vera 0 clock thise and Jan Moore, who har- Salorgne Sculll bh e* RB be hut the show has L. ‘orm time to time have reception at 49 ined voices Fred and Dave "ue, for the & prance with agility One Mme. Yteb. as that few beauty prizes hare i8 her guest | » won by the members of the have been in $s , ~ ’ > , _— William ring!e has sev- will furnish ™ good character protraits. a buffet supper fter a scene of a stage re-/| hostess wii © | which wasn't nearly as James M. Fr Nesplittiny as was interded. there Boeckeler, M s@ a taxicab skit which was 22d Mrs. Ase almost bodily from one pre- Princess Xana 4 here by Eddie Cantor A & cousin of the ssed satire on book censorship | homers. Both « sser‘ed as best sellers en are members o : ieva!l novels as “Blood and ity. In error “in , ‘stated yeste ae 4 ‘ase FR »ses ‘ . daughter of ene 4 ‘ the Pr ret “h Revolu- ‘s vwvisit _ »~ > - Collina, for Mr. and Westminster a theater f daughters, Mi erine Engel. mn effort to reproduce the wed- of the Prince of York in est: ster Abbey was uncon- us Limost as great a bur- ® as the cockney girls vision iring ¢) Second Empire. By CLARK McADAMS THE TRUTH—ONCE. *? ~~. oe — ee —*- +h mre e ssue containin of g dDut the truth —~++-s = tor down there tired of being a liar. so he decided to print wing week. or where he went to when e headed out of Hentuckr, but here's what 2 _~ =? av = 4 7 ; John Beentin, laziest merchant in 2 el Lom o¥le, our grocer. kas lIcst > = own, most ef his trade on account cf his store being so Dave Conkey died at his home Tuesdar os [-. =e mo - + s* The doctor gave tt as heart fa! whisky killed him. “@ = a — 4 «-.. Dm 2 7 viarried—Silva Rhoades and James ~ *** 3 . ; ns, Saturday, at the Baptist parsonage Re yordon The bride is an rd ’ —_ ~~! oe _ 74 °°. >| ooking girl with a walk like a duck absolutely no knowledge o pafer, has » + ~ =~ ~ and f housework. The been ather and mother all his life end isn’t worth the powder and a a *. . ‘ Sd ead it would take to blow his head off 7 Jack Blanton of the Monroe County, Mo.. ‘ i* ‘ ~ um he Appeal did not sit in his sanctum this week i look thoughtfully through the window or nothing. He says: “The aan who made the frst clock evrt- zo gent >bgervation eof human progress.” And again: ‘Gasoline advance sraska the week afte 1 -« .* 4 773 he pendulum idea from intelii- Serves them right Tt ought to go to a lollar. Brvan's enterprise gare those peo- mle the cheapest gascline and the lowest priced coal {n the West. With one accord they soaked him at the pous The masses Save no friends because they don’t deserve hem "Th 2 - pnaen ¥ from the beet. of i hrist jown to this ungrateful day, has been to cruci fy those who tried to serve then ; . _ ad _ - Well said, Jack—but we fear futil . . . 4 ‘Aca highwayman = ‘+»-ee ae IDs roe eniy $2.99. which shows how the high cost of living has already gone through us _ > ” Keen warm with Dawes — . _ STREETS ry > know that romance ts not dead. But lives tn every same. And if we cannot lure her forth. On our own heads the blame’ E. LESLIE SPAULDING * a . . a 4 as an | as .s pat *kground ~ peer POrilliant and gigantic chande- — Clu The MIRROR @ PUBLIC OPINIO} MEXICO’S NEW PRESIDENT. From the Chicago News. EN. CALLES takes office Dee. i. more favorable conditiens thas faced any President of Mexico aaa overthrow of Porfirio Diaz in 18% idents, instead of being gival® welcome by their predecessors, Reeve, Typist, Has Novelty pues Dee . By way of a novelty fg pected home there fs a i6-vyear-ola New York. Orpheum this week who | Yale-Harvarg Westover & joined them Mrs. Sam bury place is where her ¢ En : r 4 memorize the @ic- ier name is Birdie Reeve. Berinc to give examples of words from one to $2 ietters . sttle@ off scientific jaw- and kere with uneanny fluency. Kee as Chi ne a middie and short | ‘William Al appeared on the stage as the -ewriter, table and chair) vince as Ar Pe ‘es Vsing only two fin-| MacFarlane n@. she put the mag-‘| sturdy vires 2 1 ch giddy paces of som. and = entered one side of the city to @® of machine guns while the def itives hastily retired from the | The presidential office has been @e shamber to the grave—Madero Huerta dying in exile, Carraml simated, while Zapata. Villa and othe held brief swar in the capital Ware extinguished by assassins’ bullet. ~) | * ca ; | - z | errors in the sheets aad ributed among the audience. peased & : : ip plauded feat was t¥yDP- Sy'ivria 6 " oct ee mia z 7 ° one aidress cout: ributed Rie zr another entirely dif- -_ _ his | term as Presi other Obregon order in the country and held a2 with ballots instead of bullets for the f his successor. He welcomed the missions sent from the United Stam @ co-operated with them in resteriag @ © cord between the two nations and ‘equity and protection to foreign Mexico. 3 MRore pr mising young cutups convincing. Weber and Lew Fields, ee » 3 sppropriately rm ences dead by “ITs Zand = e Brown, they) imiliar poker game and ‘ham Gtr,” .rble gladiators, besides week bil -known stunts Their especialy ‘ - ig to be feared, has @at-| edy for thls Cor “2 the time t Ma ivanazgn sister of Lau- crowd the sar sant impression finale tc rT Heras and Wile are lady of nis . its tean Adair. ta thing ** hr ceeded tn everyone = we tiemee ap- everybody This RAILROAD A “AUTO-AT XILIABy. From the Kennebec Journal ac! ' ting wtth @ -- = n who 8 SP Duer- > "ara ‘s - ~ ses Ti *"2e ~ ~e econsidere t? . \ in Holt and at the mar be expect= ird sing cloratura was — = el to he Uiit Paraie se ections. Fortumelio pay ere lralian “ne. repeat all this = * Lbie act given here re-/ forced. - ‘ the revues. Leah termed Sierak sve @ sew edy in & > cabinet trick a county ‘ouniy & stmictedc a «greater expense te the t would seem, than another “oad ghway to the C Toy 1 . : , is “OM Emamored of. | im pe 4 18 Fa ac : would ; anut ' r =¢ cttw? a ‘ "vest mente endes ~ ts ii ain ar “oa Pp. ms girl <3 dene eee Baw os ektail cherries, long BS." y = ‘Ma 3 za ant . rich. yy €~ ; r & ¢ = ’ rar sr? 1° (on. but =. a. »~ : SSS Ss , “ years. Empress audiences shou!d come by s well considered Ler ‘ay enjoyed that and the Mir- tous ASDpects of Hazei “ore «© + ‘™personation of th public - nee Amn erican ~ ing- song giri.~ ics are NCE :: : Prepesterous “Haat Is The. 5 ANCESTRY OF 4 eet” was revin ed by the Woed- to the ea sia — : ors egeecertt ‘ue hee? nor be retold ser ca aA " Teaking mechaaics “7 4ED- by mer stage car~ a unrivaied breeds of hol ain possesses were iertved from Arabian stock. Arabias of two types. the Kadischi, whose nknown. and the Kochilani, of ‘en genealogies exist dating beck vears. The Hochian! are kept purposes oniy. and are said to De from King Solomon's studs. They ¢ for long periods without food, markabie for their dauntiem the face of danger Although te nor handsome, the Kochiani are — y swift Some types of this a higher reputation on account ota leged uncontaminated nobility. ich woulk be better | Sang Kees home had fewer “East notes in tts bric-a-brac. | **- are pleasing Oriental cos- | 4°emer One. Miss Whitmore’s in the aay of , {ines

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~~ > z oe f yy" tam — - — ‘ a MEXICO’S NEW PRESIDENT. rom the Chicago News. EN. CALLES takes office Dec. 1. undea! more favorable conditions than have faced any President of Mexico since the werthrow of Porfirio Diaz in 1911. Othe residents, instead of being given a glad Welcome by their predecessors figurativele: entered one side’ of the city to the elatter® of machine guns while the defeated execu: tives hastily retired from the other side. The presidential office has been the ante- chamber to the grave—Madero assassinated, Huerta dying in exile, Carranza assas a . ac chy ‘ the put the ighfare, r > € 4 eet. Y ua Va 4 f . Ww : , conserve s inves ents t en a7 to mee the mpetitior It ie no fault of the rallroa#s SS)! i ft We want impr vement - 5 | f 5 £ S = - 7 rs > ers --* if inn } they > * s _ *~* : OuiG "Thea x. « ; We « € red meth- 3 mA mat ? a. ; - re 4 e- Gand not haphazard at the increasea , - . anmnA — . Soe ae » | s -- ense and aggravated inconvenience 04 ANCESTRY OF OUR HORSES. b 7 }? 2. oe ~ “ °° ‘ oe r?y eG aN . : an” . - are | om Arabian stock. Arabian horses | } two types the Kadischi, whose orss! “ . omit «= Xg nknown, and the Kochlani, of whom Writ) cake eot ro im geneaiogcies exist dating back mars. The Kochian! are kept irposes oniv. and are said to be dese end om King Solomon's studs They can 5). é re- r ion neriods without food, beings . or their dauntieas courage ace of danger Although neither j- 9 handsome, the Kochiani are ext ve irily ewift. Some types of thi ~ breed y pes al, higher reputation on account ‘ the ged uncontaminated nobility $ % The MIRROR of PUBLIC OPINION xO \ Mii DRAMA passing Show”’ Falters in y and Does Not Con- F vince as a Spectacle. €, RICHARD L. STOKES. confession the writer me excited seer over the Gardens which was pace erson las have stirre TY} every imaginable ingredient, fresh and stale at splencao and propose: “4 comedy sinks Stockings have been | ed here as 4! e apparel, a few specks of smut. cast is com] ynfamiliar in performer to tr lake an impres- as 2 personals flatness. whose Sitehcock. mn and Eddie © ous favor, in the last ef songs. The slapstick antic Roy Cummings are very well for fond of ¢ Breen, as } Sapeee dances and Jan Mc mize from tin ed voices. prance wi that few bea on Called about withe from “A Vase n effort to repre a R « of the P: ’simmiinster A } } usivy almost ue as the a Lord Ma y yors Cinderelia.”’ Spectacie Reeve, Typist, \ct at the Orpheum. ‘ . T.is esiimat had ~~ , V , Wr ~ } , > > , att () she was Gf res « V d ~ dey S€ A * ~ N64 > ry mor YF SS +4 : “rT cr , *% im - here fror . gh j ittled Pre UW ‘? a} wearing ; an mo Soe appeare ++ ne trer? Properties hata - =p) - the beginning le reciting Phos Herne! i *! JS promising ‘eT) rex ar: Kall iZ and or iar poker game and frhoie Cao ow sel? 1am ae vy » 7 ads mart 1l_ tew-, Weli-Kn' +} ’ ea | Hy : — in ; ‘ Toy I Club, ry ss Elizabeth SaUrae, whose 1 mar- riage to Charles Mull Mrs. Lambert is to be one of the attendants. and Mre. Harry g avenue are ex- a few days from a6 of a novelty in is Birdie Reeve. Pies:s wahom IN EAST OO ee Mee eager ee come 2 . " 7 - 4 >? Te ay san & ? 7 * B se: 3 4 FORMER ST. LOUIS WOMAN SOLOIST AT “POP” CONCERT Elsa Kraus of Duluth Warmly Applauded After Playing the Greig Concerto. Great applause and an ave- lanche of flowers greeted «xj1sa Kraus of Duluth, who is Mrs. and Mrs. Carlo ‘Kraus of $3237 levard, when sh = ‘ —_ “ir shed pnlaving the (;relz cote i ad - . a” - certo, as soloist of yesterday’s , Raw — . + popular Symphony program at the (ode 1? The enthusiasm was deserved | i © Ow € i wh ‘Fo? Pee | oo A . , * Ae LJ . rc a > oe ie 3 attefrxir 4 . 4 Ss € ve; } ne OF ~4\4-4 wi ae I e _— - ind reve - surprising powe ** an nar energy, for that =” . 4 ha ? "1 ¢ 4 asf pF ? — ec lara ; “ -~l il eo ly ‘egra > - - ¢ as aae Griee’s one pianoforte ¢ A . . - “+ 2 co } SA T & a " ; }¢ Ca a . t | >? * = . & C AX tas io 4 ‘ i = § - ? > + «ijt err ? hea ar) nstry- mean? aT 7 Ty er ~ ' } er toved } >. at € T es in tne exquiSic€ A ‘ » rache TW jh thar AY , t? is) Ada The s st's cadenza in a et rement dis sed & ate q o>. Aw ~oe © a - 1s ‘ans Dp, asse ‘tr c re > ™ her a4 ¢ Ff « “TT } ’ ; roprar renlete with ‘ Q Di n 7 o 3 ? ‘ esses ¢ w A were « AY 3 roc? or ¢ in ir *> . + . c | + e De ne Var af ~~ ’ ¢ Serr U ert . Loge Be « The andante eantabile of Tscnai- — = . . 7 a in eal “a = r a4 sk Y ~ r j i = ; » Wis 5 “* al - > , a ar ° Dea t . « a - A I | oF + ne a e a > -~ ‘ Tr i - +. e . + r j , re e } 4 ' - » *? os ”- ¢ fs) & A4eA 4 a.” a: - program sed with Von Suppes r st “Pique Dame” overture, its Catcny _'e re = rhrases ¥ ning app .ause Schar- “Tt : ; 7 nam ** 4 wenka’'s Polish Dance was tne —— ae The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED - ~-C.S, FAIRCHILD, ONCE | New Films TREASURY HEAD, DIES Member of Cleveland Cabinet | Expires Suddenly in New York at 82. the Associated Press. CAZENOVIA, N. Charles Stebbins Fairchild, 82 years | the Treasury un- EE lold, Secretary of lider President Cleveland, died sud- t his home here early Fairchild was He was sin taniaia from Harvard ater from the Harvard law school, thich - “— the practice Attorney-General | of New York in 1874, and was At- | of the State from, n 1885 he was named torney- Genera! nistration : od Presi - that administration, an active "gold-standaré Democrat and until 19094, hild was president of the New New York City. MRS. 0, H. BOLLMAN, CHOIR SINGER FOR 25 YEARS, DIES Attack on Re- turn Home from Church Serv- ices—Funeral Wednesday. ‘mediately after prenees services at Second Bap- tist Church, where she had sung,’ Bollman, a contralto, Ww sella eseday at — for a quarter of a cen- gece will in ess “had e! ven warning of After church services Mrs. Bollman had received e congratulations of her friends. She had scarce- entered her home before the. ‘minutes. accuses fy) ) fe own war. upon her singing. making her first and E! izabeth Gruen, survive. she at one time composed the Schuler quartet. Leiderkranz Club. liam Porteous she at one time was rado Springs, ané a daughter, Services for R. T. Winterman. iby his mothe nd *w + Victor Anneke, daughter of Mr. | a= ni! her and two brothers. __PHOTOPLAY THEATERS GRAND CENTRAL WEST END LYRIC RICHARD BA RTHELMESS “Clas: smates’ Larry Semon Comedy “This Woman” Are we headed d for DANTE’S INFERNO” KINGS and RIVOLI being shown at the ter this week is one of the best 1 | Paradise,”’ in which Pola Negri i« 4 |tureg ever made and by far the | greatest thing that Miss Negri has ever done. Being | ithe picture it is just possible that ithe three gentlemen above men- tioned are mildiy prejudiced in its favor. To get their opinion on its merits would be something like asking Mr. Manhattan what shirt one should buy or seeking a can- did valuation of whiskers and cough drops from the justly cele- brated Messre. Smith Brothers There is a chance, of course, that neither Mr. Lasky, Mr. Zukor nor Mr. DeMille ever saw Miss Negri’s movie drama “Passion’’ and for their benefit solely let it be said now that “Forbidden Paradise.” a delightful little picture by the way, !{s not to be mentioned in the same breath with “Passion. This latest offering of Miss Negri’s at no time gives the star a chance to display her ‘wonderful dramatic ability. A screen artist to her fingertips she plays her part per- fectly but there {s never a moment when she rises to the mark she set for herse!f in her fir play. It is not her fault by any means, the present drama simply does not call for any powerful act- ing and Miss Negri does not over. act in the little she has to do. “‘For- bidden Paradise’’—the reason for . . ‘ the titie is not easily apparent for the paradise whic! freely of- ‘ . : fered in the picture is anything but forhidden- — asa } Tae made from the stage play “‘The Czarina”’ which was a story of a few of the loves of Catherine the Great Lover. For reasons of state probably the screen version has heen moved away from Russia to some “sma! country. Catherine is still the queen however and hoop skirts and coal-oil lamps, being picturesque, have been retained but tyvnewritten telegrams, automatic pistols and high-powered motor cars have also ro heen introduted. Despite this “For- bidden Paradise” is a pleasing en- *@rtainment as « the reet of the Missourtl’s bill which includes some clever Cancers, some excellent ban- jo players, a funny comedy and Thanksgiving spectacle A Great Dog Star. Peter the Great, a German po- lice dog is the featured player in “The Silent Accuser” at Loew's State The title of the film refers to the fact that Peter sole witness to a ‘mur@er which any ordinary police- >] 4 man would have solved in five Asis i@¢ ; wie 4 - a + — the real criminal and establishes | a 2 the innocence of the hero As 2 matter of fact this remarkable dog accuses the rest of the cast of some very mediocre acting. But Peter has hig limitations. Had he been able to hold a pen or manipulate a typewriter he would probably have shown wp the author as he does his co-stars for the scenario ee . ee , P very light and the dog provides the DON ALBERT - Confinmucus 1AM. toll PM Deluxe Shows 150°330+7°9 PM “I~ ¢ ry INTE BURNOFF & JOSEPHINE EEE -lonly interest in the entire story. Actua! y Peter the (;reat s acting is a marvel. lie “registers” fear and hate and joy and surprise in dog-facial expressions which should eorwvs P ’ . ’ ’ [Ae enTre f the jman f folk to follow Flea r Boardmar Raymond McKee nd E Metcalfe appear in Pet ‘ S$ suppe¢ There is a very f ifle Siap-stick comedy on the bil oe) e@ exc nt musica m- West Point on the Screen. Dick Barthelmess, who can e}-' ways be counted upon to giori’s the American Boy, is seen in one ‘abd | . eT hex ’ ea nt ’ e Grand Central and West End L ric th & ‘ ale 1? AVE RANT MPRESS WOODWARD PLAYERS iN EAST IS WEST timers Thore@ey end Seturday «4 ruk BAD MAN panera WOODWARD PLAYERS In Te Musical Suctees. THE GINGHAM GYRL Matioees Theredey and Saturday. Fi ike oie vty * We eS Se! tn ¥ +4 OR a ta’ aes" ia * sgthyg ah t ri Q 4 V ee i. alien hd Niet PCAN Sats ieee Sis ee oa MN ee wea telt Ke . - oe ” a ee ee £ tay av pili a 4 r 3 ; 7] ne eh eee ee ee ati. ae Laban ute Real at Reg RS li = eet pa ' . L Fa pe 2 ”

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. mer T >} - ;* mrriiss ser ri @per —_— - cine ie : -y © °* — sin e — n~- ‘hea 4i 3 ‘ : hd eTana wl A Ss « ~ ‘sn ~ *.4 1. ' —_ ; . a an Me ; | ‘ 2 7 t "4 os "> “- >. . a a ‘ s * ss S “ ‘ i* - . p ~— 4 rey i j& _ : :* Lia > ; ,_* rts Aa : = . : t resh dressed ind began its Wor: rmatioy Ww in e nhancacs FI S T) cases to be reconsidered are > 31 Assistant A Tney-Ceners GREEN ELD e 3 aig Cnent ] n- charge ft prosecu n 4 WN. BROADWAY those of the Griesecieck “prot > A Safe ot: Proven NASH BICYCLES BOYS $27.50 FOR ¢ af) POR Se >t) Cc se os 00 Race d Roadsters BOYS 22= GIRLS 23= asp cms 8200 Ra Bigs Grade The First and Original Cold and Grip nach sisea. 4 s "leieades, 24 Bie t, $3. 50 Up 209 N. 12th St. » Was Peund siain Of TAMW1TIeS are Peeing ir call . - 4 I~ eee ed 7 llages i? s 4 . * arlewv x Gis WARROAD. Minr Nov. 24 A trict shout £4 miles northeast o! - - . ™ ~ . " . " . —_ * ~ * a 3 - = ’ ~ - a a | a | 2 > * 74? % ft o o oa a _ - No" “ ; 4 ca . = 4 € VW ect hl ‘ns -, >» a e° 2 i a az __ a. — - : TT © a¢ > e + Ain oe ere c t = 7 - ' o i .% . . “har 7's Tas 6 A ne ETanc n an aut bile. 2 till pour of r urs e ges ae ~_ » oo = > = ~ “~-2 ~ = - ‘ . r 4rges¢ ae iJ lla ai be necess: for } make most of Rais S f S Urbain : e r € 6-mile ar nd he care ra bh r © ce ssnece a reoner 8 ry nves ng a fA —™ a1. An? foo Mic«c Pa Sue tc, & SD e e Age scan =F ~ - oo enita” - WICH! K ‘ - I a . . >. “ P- . ¢ vite s TT rdere aGD “ ‘ iit cs ' wher str s ¢ ne Lr ry _* - ~~ = ho rd ; r i : " ee - Sa proprie . Ss si pee re for er azec dGeat? a ce an aut c = e “ a. ~ ney walked in front of a westbout e(Teet 3 Tv e «= m4 on . . ab Sere: = er an x _ ~*~ 7 2«ace * 2 -_ - “4 oe) . F* —. «& Regular $8.50 and $10 Styl soon boar. “Het testimony + *\. yon ~* Ss & ba a \ - re] ao — - in sai ’ -_ i a iture packer, who was S'and Ga ng om a near ner * gal B. A. Childs of 4671 St. Ferd / an avenwvue. 2 LAkic & eur ee s ee Fe a #=s ; — = ,. gi — .* . * Uniess you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets vou are not get fin vr tho TenNrimeas Plas are ant hen ie r a hag i sy ae S&S te hese i AVOT Aspirin pi yed Site b ms and prescribed — ee : y millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds Pain Toothache Lumbago “Baver Neuritis Rheumatisin package Proven directions. ~ Pt only ch contains Manip “Raver” a _ zee of i2 tahiets iso bottles of 24 and 100—Drugg:sts Mew cacetloacnienier xf Smicylicactdé tise. mat ‘i SS aie: SAYS IN fi ® KING Al DED IMPOSING THE DIRECTORATE ON SPAIN Ceantinued from Pace 15. The Lammert Furniture RETAILERS WHOLESALERS Pre-Christmas Sale of 100 Walnut Radio Cabinets One Type Illustrated $YP7.50 | 7" YPICAL of the values in this Sale is this fine Radio Cabinet, beautifully finished in 2-color walnut veneered on gumwood, Queen Anne period design. Ornamented with antique silver chased door-pulls. Cabinet measures 18x38 inches across the top. Stands 34 inches high. Contains large peo or ora suitable fc: S.2dio. Truly a remarkable value at this low, spe- cial price. \ HIS sale also includes seven other patterns of Cabinets similar to the above. Included are Cabinets in three great price-groups: we men- tion Queen Anne walnut Cabinets at $19.50. a fine selection at $22.50 and Jacobean Carved Cabinets at $25.00. All have been reduced and each is worth a great deal more than we are asking for it. wonderful selection of Chests. Cabinets Consoles for Radio purposes, all of which have been reduced. No matter what kind of a Radio you have there ts a Cabinet or Chest here to accomme- tion will be well worth your while. We Will Hold These Cabinets for Christmas Delivery N addition to the Cabinets described. we have ® * date it at a price well within your reach. An imspet~. “ elon ro FACH JURY TODAY cae oad ae cack ee the Associated Press. ow = 990,000 mail 5 os , * Wurray. = mitted f efforts to show ’Paby Saturcay emphatically de- AWN I S--ser NDOUT ROBBERY a : ASE LIKELY 10 Herriot D Me gi , Co-Defendant — Wah Fahy and McComb °4=5. New, ‘en Charges of Plotting Hodup, Last Witness. \Jean Jaures, cialist, were | in the Panti “La Cart : of the French cornetist play moment the GO, Nor. 24. —Testimonyr the great im the tria! of Wilfam J. Fahy. famous chit toffice imspector, James converted inte ond at a republicanism. ,. hicago politician, and great Socialist eer iii charged With snow Iie ai siracy in connection with the Chevalier de train robbery at ‘Napoleon's sut. Lil, June it, was con-) pgs a today. ‘from the - arguments of counsel where Jaures expected to be made this/«! Same by Be “3 ‘the most tm the case given to since Presid welcome in i the witness stand.’ As the x uted he had met Fahy several the coffin, « before the Rondout robbery. Jaures’ home he could remember four Tarne, et the Latin children mes : of police and ned eon, and said ‘h meetungs. Over odjecticns by his cross-examination by the Geov- sment. he was asked: | “Tian't you tntend to engage xt ett 2 of whisky from the processi@ at St. Louis t6 Chicage, by way |CO™munet — 107" red flags. (ttawa, on June iz '“T thought I was.” Murray ane Herriot red. | Jnside the Liquor Warrants for Three. presence of urray's counsel objected on the and «6 nota nd that warrants had been Herriet deliv 4 for Murray, George Dickinson, traced the ray’s chauffeur, a witness for sassinated defense, and a man named only too wet le. in East St. Louis, charging = sspiracy to violate the Volstead ,anricten ° der the nam Murray previously had said he said the fi engaged in the general truck- test Febrx business. handling rear beer ock—alte empty beer Larreis. He dented possibilities ing handled any real beer. He} .., ng liquer & that he had used other e Louis mes as his-ewn at times, and mtified signatures certain ho- | Worse registers which had previousl} | ons os introduced by the Government day of the meetings of after. He ¥. Murray and Brent Glasscock weather tn er of the actual robbers. whe - aXernoon . led for the Gevernment. holdup. testified to tn replying both te direct and Morrar -examination, all the charges | Ofrtsws Government has made against poldup br in connection with the mal’ -neuor carawv robbery. Murray also 24 «.)4 him to tioned Saturdar. He testified met, adding had been engasced in booties - had been g activities, and not planning '»:.tackers. fail robberies as had been testi- +5 cet the om . for several months prior t® ke prom! holdup. wounded Murray. testify'rg tenes sald shot by hie knew Glasscock. who accuses obering y of complictty tn the rob. . holdun. en the stand last week. Te tf oarrarth wisi bial Eighth and Locust—Sixth srand and Shenandoah—De Balivtere Limit t and Deilmar—Unies and Vernen TURKE Buy your Thanksgiving poultry et KNOW you will get the best plump, young and fat. Every one of CONRAD’S SPEC DOWNTOWN—STH A . Levis’ leading dowstewn trod Rich coffee cake Rolla, rotied tn better: ‘Tossaay Specia

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MOND MBER \Y. NOV] > 4 s, Grip and > aaa MA Love 30c, -*. es. Original Cold and Grip Tablet | on the Box REAL | “ESTATE JT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — LMARIKETS~SPORT THREE. 7 aan ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1924. PAGES 19—32 ROBBERY IMELY TL pa ny Tone ay, 2 Co-Defendant om Fahy and McComb | on Charges of Plotting 1 Hodup, Last. Witness. —-» a LESALERS of binets | ! yeautifully Ine period Cabinet tains large s low, spe- ets described, we have a f Chests, Cabinets and ‘poses, all of which have what kind of a Radio you Chest here to accommo- m your reach. An inspec- ir while. s Delivery ~ te ll ae. re Co. a) a Associated Press. PoIcAGO, Nov. the trial of William J. Fahy, * mer postoffice inspector, James | , Chicago olitician, and matter McComb with siracy in connection with the 24.—Testimony charged 00,000 mail train robbery at lout, Ill., June 12, was con-. 4 today. ing arguments of counsel expected to be made this , mnoon, and the case given to jury. ; Murray, on the witness stand, Rwified he had met Fahy several meee before the Rondout robbery. m. ssid he could remember four ch meetings. Over objections by his counsel, cross- -examination by the Gov- ment, he was asked: “Tidn’t you intend to engage in é ‘transportation of whisky from st St. Louis to Chicago, by way ¥Ottawa, on June 12?" '*] thought I was,’ Murray an- | peered. | _ ldquor Warrants for Three. ' Murray's counsel objected on the pund that warrants had been i for Murray, George Dickinson, rray's chauffeur, a witness for defense, and a man named vie, in East St. Louis, charging mepiracy to violate the Volstead is- ' Murray previously had said he engaged in the general truck- business, handling near beer fempty beer barrels. He denied ng handied any real beer. He Mmitted that he had used other mes as his ewn at times, and mntified signatures on certain ho- | i registers which had previously | hintroduced by the Government Pefforts to show meetings of iy, Murray and Brent Glasscock, fer of the actual robbers, who miified for the Government. Pfahy Saturcay emphatically de- Od, in replying both to direct and -examination, all the charges 8 Government has made against ‘ in connection with the mai]! in robbery. Murray also was Mstioned Saturday. He testified Shad been engaged in bootiec- activities, and Y 1 robberies as had been testi- «, for several months prior to » holdup. ”“ > nor ‘Murray, testifying Saturday, said knew Glasscock, who accused ay of complicity !n the rob. on the stand last week. The ; of ‘Chevalier de where Jaures ach welcome in | politician said Glasscock went »s tholdup. pianning ’ , a Ashes of Jaures, Pacifist, Now Rest in Pantheon ‘Herriot Delivers Oration at Great Tribute to Memory of Noted Socialist and Revolutionary. iated rem. Nov y the Asso “PARIS Ss, \Jean Jaures, famous French So- | cialist, were laid to rest yesterday the Pantheon to the strains of the old anthem lone iin “La Carmagnole,” the French Revolution. A | Scribed cet philosopher and educator and dead man with De- | mesthesive. Laying stress on the Statement that, whatever were Jaures’ doctrines, he “always in- them within the frame of |the republican institution,” M. Her- cornetist played the anthem at the | the casket was placed on the great improvised altar in the famous church, which converted into a sort of temple of republicanism. great Socialist and pacifist now lie alongside those of la Tour d'Auvergne, “first grenadier of moment Napoleon's France.” | The remains of the | | laise,”’ } The procession to the Pantheon | from the Chamber of Deputies, ieved internation- | al fame by his oratory, was one of! the most impressive seen in Paris since President Wilson’s triumpna!l 1918. of the miners of pushed by Department the coffin. Jaures’ home Tarne, passed through the heart of | the Latin quarter, children broke through the lines of police and troops to throw flow- ers on the bier, principally red eg- lantines and red carnations. In the procession were Socialist and Communist delegations, carry | red flags. Herriot Delivers Oration. Inside the Pantheon presence of and a nota and i ieescnpstcne le gathering, Premier rerriot delix orati He traced f Jaures, “as- SasSinated because he loved peace too well.”” He called him ‘ered the on. +) e ne career only men, women and | riot concluded. “Maternal France receives lovingly had been) he represented several of the high- | 'est qualiti es of her genius; because it was in being s0 “The Marseil- played at the conclusion of the ceremony, gave the only na- tionalistic touch to a great inter+ national demonstration. A German delegation marched in the funeral procession. It was headed by two little girls bearing branches of hol- The strains of ly, to which were attached ribbons | inscribed “ As the mammoth float bearing Liebknecht.”’ an: memory of Jaures, in to Jaures, in n “to | memory of Rosa Luxembourg.” After the regular official delega- tions 2 ye oq by the Pantheon; a communist column, with a forest |of bright red flags, all topped with the bronze soviet emblem—the crossed hammer and scythe—came on. This column was an hour and | a quarter in passing. ing ers sang “The Internationale” and | sent up shouts of “down with war!” and “Long live the soviet! in the | The police and troops stood by im- Doumergue | passively. Fist Fights on Street. The communists carried many placards with inscriptions such “rather the revolution than war.” as ai These provoked counterdemonstra- The brother already testified to this Murray n Ottawa explained his the morning afer the holdup by saying he was tc meet a ivan. He get a docto that one snid Glasscock liquor car: told hir r when they nm TO met, adding of his men had be hi-jackers. to get the cargo eT) shot Murray told Giasscock into t + Fe. “hicaro. where to a doctor. was Will shot by his companions orders in the he promised wounded man ie Newton, for obeving Rondout no!ldun. Classcock A erording Grand and Shenan Eighth and Locust—Sixth and Chestnut Toe Limit and Delmar—U niin and Vernon—tTay! Baliviere and Waterman or and Delmar Plump, young and fat. TURKEYS Buy your Thanksgiving poultry at Conrad’s where you KNOW you will get the best obtainable. Every one of our own selection. Pound...-.-: Freshly dressed, 1 Milk - ng Chickens = _™" ; ve large baking hens, = . ‘oe; small stewing hens. Ib. |Lb.27+¢ Lb.39 4c 24s 2 Pumpkin Pies Made the good old-fashioned Way; flaky crust: ®pecia) 45¢ eh Stollen hy Size, nut and fruit ates Coffee (“ake: DANISH ROLLS Rich coffee cake Rolls, rolled mn better. Tuesday y *Pecia!, dozen CONRAD’S SPECIALTY STORE DOWNTOWN—STH AND LOCUST St. Louis’ leading downtown food store, where you can buy many good things better than the ordinary. Camembert Cheese The finest imported, soft and creamy; special Edam Cheese; 40% butter fat: large size, oe eveaeeeetreteneeee “ene © @ereeee Chicken ae alad. pound. 81.20 Cooked Devi led Crabs, ea., s0c Sliced Cooked Tongue, i $1.50 20c pound Phila. styl 6 le Scrapple, “‘Tb., Fancy Baskets Fruit as a Thansgiving gift. to that sick friend Very ldea! Send one in the hoespitat. tively packed. Upwards from attrac- 4: RROD PON COREA Re . . JUNG & WULFF CORDIALS . Conrad's carry a complete line. Apricot, rome Ge Menthe, Creme de Cacoo, Peach, Manhattan Cocktall, Martini. Ojen, Sloe Gin, Dry Gin, etc.; | wee 12 large bottles, $11.5@; bottle............ ‘ box, 49c , f un- | story, has | presence ' in an encounter with The || dis- | to Murray's ~ perenne him | in her Pantheon because | profoundly | orator French that he showed himself so the | widely human.” The march- | brought Newton to the home| 2 MILLED, 2 HURT ——— = ee ne, ene Broken. sever had become acute in many, more than an inch of rain had | fire hazard was ended by ; 3 tated sections, as a result of a period of | fallen since Saturda The forest eral rainfatl. Fs BOSTON, Nov. 24.—Rain, whch | 45 consecutive rainiless days, un- | “ \fell Saturday and yesterday! precedented n the annals of the | | | throughout New England, brought | Weather Bureau here. Last night | relief from drouth conditions| the Weather Bureau reported that "WHEN AIRPLANES | ~ COLLIDE IN FLIGnT | When Accident Occurs, | Fall 200 Feet With _ Wings Locked. By the Associated Press. CLOVER FIELD, Santa Monica, 'Cal., Nov. 24.—A man and a wom- an were killed and sons seriously yesterday | which they | midair. | The dead, Ralph Hugh Janni- ison and Miss Ruth G. Wilson, bota of Pasadena, were about to a landing in their commercial plane when it collided with an- other machine piloted by Leslie K Traughber, a lieutenant in the army -air reserve. Traughber Seret Gilbert R. army air service, were taken to 4 hospital here, where surgeons said they had a fair chance to recover Spectators said appeared to slide into each other. They fell 200 feet to earth with ‘wines locked together. injured airplanes flying collided in were when the In were and his passenger. | tions on the part of spectators and there were several fist fights. The participants in these were arrested but later released. The cold and the fog seemed to diminish the ar- dor of the opposing groups, how- and tonight the city resumed its usual calm. Yesterday's ceremonies began with the inauguration of a memo- rial tablet in the restaurant in whi Juares was assassinated in July, 1914, by Raoul Villain be- erause of the pacifist tendencies of The inscription mere- ly records of the assas- .sfnation. Toulouse and other Nrovincial memorial cere- monies also were held. ever. ch ithe Socialist. the fact At centers, der the name of Claude Reese. Heiof McComb. Murray then toid said the first time he met him was! how he called a physician to a:- last February in Chicago. Glass-|tend to Newton. He said he was cock—alias Reese—mentioned the |arrested when he called to see tne possibilities of a ‘‘clean-up” in run- |'wounded robber. ning liquor into Chicago from East St. Louis, Murray testific 4. Murray Offers an Alibi. Murray then gave a detailed ac- rount of his whereabouts on the day of the robbery and the day after. He told of being with his brother in a North Side saloon all afternoon June 12, the dav of the heating There is no simpler solution of the problem Designed for the complete heating at old or new Fc e hools, public 8c buildings, residences, and d apgrtments EACH RADIATOR AN INDEPENDENT STEAM HEATING PLANT There is no heating system ? when not in use. air, keeping it healthful. Write or call us today. Wm. L. Mid. by JAMES B. CLOW use than Clow “‘Gasteam.”’ With Clow Gasteam Radiators you simply turn on the gas and light a match. You have a full head of steam inside of half an hour. You need no water pipe connections. The water is contained in a chamber which you re-fill about every two weeks, if you are using the radiators constantly. There is no danger of bursting a radiator by freezing The water chamber is over a burner which emits a multitude of tiny Bunsen flames—clean, sootless heat which does not dry out but actually humidifies the Each radiator is a separate heating unit. You can turn on as many or as few as you please. Clow Gasteam is not merely “auxiliary” heating apparatus; it is designed to operate perfectly even when the gas supply is at its lowest pressure. Inquire about Clow Gasteam before deciding on your heating equipment. Thousands of satisfied users Do you not want to know more about this modern, clean, cOnvenient and healthful method of heating? 2839 Washington Av. Telephone Bomont 3318 HEATING that is easier to install and Schmoll j SYSTEMS mt |Machines, About to Land| McMurrin of the) aan two other per-| here | make | Ne PERFECT HEARING FOR THE -DE AF— The Little Gem Ear Phone . awarded the GOLD MEDAL, highest award for Ear Phones in competition with all hearing instruments at Panama Pacific Exposition. MAVRAKOS A “THAN KSGIVING” TREAT Wonderful assortment of delicious candies, specially : packed with an appropri. FREE DEMONSTRATION aaa teal aceite ate AT OUR STORE from 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Turkey. Two pound boxes ‘12 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—NOV. 25 and 26 THE LITLE GEM EAR PHONE, the latest patented perfect hear- ing device. With it you can hear under all conditions in the church, theater and general conversation. The AUTO EAR MASSAGE stops head noises and makes the cure of deafness possible. Remember, we would not allow such a demonstration in our store unless we had investigated the instrument thoroughly. An expert from New York City will be with us on the above days. We most earnestly request you to call, make a test private- ly and receive expert advice without charge. Every instru- ment guaranteed. Ask for book- let. Tell your deaf friends. TUE.SWED. SPECIAL Peanut Bars of in- com parable ezcel- lence. A ee Criepy Candy will surely en on. vorite confection. est SOC m 25¢ © Largest Exclusive Retail Candy Manufacturers in St. Loule WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE MOLASSES STICKS Pure Molasses Candy with Milk- Ecket’s 608 OLIVE the two planes 4S Ps Oe i 2 ae. a ‘ pe v, bg gto ie 4 ve HART SCHAFFNER &MARX FINE OVERCOATS AT A GOOD-WILL PRICE r [—$AQ5o0 — $4950 HE good will of a host of customers looks better to us than a big profit. of a few sales—that explains the values we're offering OU’LL find the overcoats lots smarter and finer than you'd expect at the price YOU’LL LIKE THE NEW CUS- TOMER VALUES IN SUITS AT 39° WOLFFS Washington Avenue at Broadway Railroad Charge Fares Accounts Refunded Solicited em me = ede wane wih: Catoe > Detegh ease i teresa, on ie i RE Ta egg: Sh eg pdgn nig sey eee an Sse yim ins _ wey P teas a gpl FP * y Din. - ecteai pe iii akits

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lies ie ae Saeed togows . $: elias - Date = oa . ma on o Ses eet sert a0 =F The Doily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Cire ulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED NOV VEMBER 36 ‘ : MOND AY ‘see oxov EMBER =" she = —— A ee . factories. at present report a splen- | ters here that apartments often =() ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee : ADVERTISEMENT Germany Uses Ameri: ‘an —— e aoe tented filen bine petals beter ; 2 — h the 4 sec aed rT? . ' 7. a} siness . a pee arp . “HAMBU! NOV. | Armericanb ee — work is started on the foundations. 6th and F ; ~~ or } - ° r} ji sR > + 7 77 _ : . cedar for cigar boxes is again be Building Boom in Germany. | Berlin has enjoyed this fall, pa “WHERE THE CRowps on i ‘ ‘ermany after an lariv in dwellings and . wos ; ,» ing Brought to Germany at‘ ” | Correspendence of the Associated Press eae = aie ™ - , en re . : ‘ - » cad oi ~S --e th ihe atl Z a : . ( interruption of more than tV years. RERLIN. Nov. 6.—There ts still | ments, e greatest ¢ 1s ee ~ ee | la r - : . *e. " > oe Heo rir k ~ - he ec : '] During t! Tha S da for a@welling quar- since the Decinning of the Wi 2 - ? : ~ - ’ =" ‘ : ve . e he WR 2 . such a dermanc ° ge qt. . _~ paar ae 200 size, at. .cccee---- $t-SOFacm turklings _ hairy: ate Supreme Fruit Caxre— Gobblers 3 Lbs., $2.00 : ) 7 Lettuce |=, Makes delicious Plum Pud- And... The , A wonderful assortment of Chocolates. chewy Nougats : and Caramels, creamy Bonbons and Glace Fruits, beautifully ain: 19 red « | packed in a mbbon tied box. large head J we P pP ocers OF Lelcatessen Three-Pound Boxes .. . £. $2.00 Oer o own fresh Cafeteria | 4 y c s wT " Phe reason w LS Ti 7 é ? 2 - ° ; Re ae . 20 ess here | | : s i Cc. ‘ ; ‘ Ladies’ Plain Wool Dresses, Sait. Shipped Safely Anywhere, 25e Extra eg oe want, Chicken Noodle “EVERY DAY IS DOLLAR DAY” which the city was “zoned” for | Mies Uw a Tiles. C. Rian Prackiond oe | Kiddies’ Curkey Box |B Choice Luncheon Sausage | Rocct Youne Gensm. 4 TUESDAY CANDY SP - The witness said he now w | ° ] aksgivin e the Lite! | E ) 4308-10 Olive St. Re RE ae ee se san Lee ee ee eS ee ee en gE ye nd BE re Assorted Wrapped Caramels— 2 = to Folks. This box was planned for them. sest causes wah. ecial Pork pendence at a salary of $39 a § gimme someapple pl ie and awe. aa a 6oc kind—in 1-Ib. boxes only .!. Bluhill Che Chanksuiving Bostess Pigisst Souse..-__. | CHEESE Order your Reet goodies wi and remember— ae =o ee Suckling Pigs!! TUESDAY BAKERY S : * ism t too late to send a box to the folks who cant get home [|| Bee Vetere -....-- . . NATIONS MISTAKEN ABOUT Jeno sere sewecs eneZenCLOS (al ge + wnalyaterylonadipnndi ; Meat Loaf. Pion | Seckiing as of alta Dark Chocolate Layer Cake... . a. ve “ “a ee as a ee ss ass i 3 ol Baad ¥ Shy " rs pn aR ER, Sat) $106 a Fi Be os ee “2 RRA aay? pes eae nygtete. OWN, 2p, Maplli ngs + ; Centers. assorted fla ver ib. beses be ¥/, ; FRANK ADAM ELECTRIC SHOP . ao * fl SBS S =] eye 2 (lat Nigss. While serving in *i« - > - 2 ‘““_—ce > - : . > ny s > 7 . . > : > 3 ] = I b+ ¢ sal I s s 5 eile = £3 ~.-+ . - e 2 j ese e ’ 5B re W- ~~ . . + . ~ nt - ie Red Cherries Large Jambe sine; . 3-oz. Bottle ...10]1 m crock. « real he ags ey i. 5-oz. Bottle ... 20/2 ==: ae rs a. 8-oz. Bottle . . 30} DATES Ii uj. ‘ ie [HOUSE FURNISHING CO. | ql 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET i Special Vi alues for Tuesday ayy 16-0z. Bottie . .45/ . od Me. Sat... OLIVE OIL Sugared Detes |“ “23 . POMPEIAN RRAN™ «tufted , \ 4-Oz. Bot., , wich owt meat. 45 . “ mae | foamed i fT : Q ‘om 21'.-Ounce 1 > ben : 3 u Three-Piece Davenette Suite yj fis 9 ea | ga Mincemeat u | ee HALOWE E: 3 ny s beautiful q@ = ba —— DEOMEDARY «ssomr.| cheese: u Suite is uphol- » ll a PEEL : N ‘ oe ' BLIE . 7 i] tere n mine hag ; - — ber Sliced: | ib. dex; 60 aera aa . 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Arm [fl] Jil S-Rew Figs “90 = Pr >a mentioned, was inrviuied "= Jaze har and arm roeker to matct. fol I SSMEOestM =. 30 aa “eF AN Smyrna Figs Pony Din $4 Contes Monthly mon 3 faead f saad ; b [- ™)-o« . 132) 4 searc! warrant ons Candy that is Candy J =: 20 S522 PETER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO CO. - DISTRIBUTORS coae ib ames Looe S00 N. ath St. Tel Maize 2468 Sx Penge > ila ? lieck ) | SALOON SAFE LOOTED OF $1 00¢ Surgiars Rob the Cafferata Rar at 4502 Delmar _ eee ee a a arom = , ’ ) “3 amg Pr Reisins ~ ieee sliced: quart jar; I () a real 400 - 7% valne a ow 2. en® © rea! x ralae ' Se Ra isins 1974 « > —— Fizs 2: ave Californie White Seedless Raisins a a a re ~ Not-a-Seed Brand. jar: ® rem 7 7] / v ca i a } h } ) , pal . ts y Lb } ’ 4 d 17) ) f wu ' Jf Royal | Easy Chair eco maf 4 mn brown imitation leather and 2)® ° eo & i ning back and fi: res Lad ® ‘$2 ds Mines Monthly ae et ; b a ? } v ? y A: , 5) ) t i ) ; ’ . fe mf —_ taiwe —orna eg package. « ] f} aioe ==! —_ real 7 Washed Figs {== Appie : BePei«> SFLECT PD: 2ral 3 Chatice Bienheim: i. BViG i ; Frans t-af?far i yr a 35¢ rai... » ow toe = seen thats entel end enteee ac (1 Genuine Reed Fiber | - an Fies MIL area | (Efe re on| res oni9 ® ! z s a3 4 = 25¢ ral: t & ben; 3c vai lange. tad Baby C an ae fu ‘ Sars, son me dDetween ana 3 fl 2 | 7? ad entered +a _ — : rough a ventilator en the root [I] | * 1 loom product that has a large bod: : and io ; he safe of 195° a | eenw °G *.0er Ane springs ° ‘ 19 4 > > a= = es » . —_ fi : 7 . . 77% ~_ ‘. Sasaeaiaiald : z i} ~ The burglars had opened the safe [U $1 Cas Babaniia Monthly ‘ “kK ’ - ‘-e > ’ —s ~ in S 3 , jer - 2 i] Cedar-Lined Chifforobe Se ee ea J J I J oman |Parlor Heater =) se —4 on ae) cd ry rm a ee Ao o> e a ee faa Tors ee ry S A Real Service to Holiday Advertis ‘ ow ' 4 os a 4 * ~ 7 ; wt “sy ; ‘ L a ” v “& A a) , F he J tend ae "¥ - ™ i OS age Ee n r near 2 be L = a > Fz Newburr She ix sar aint ' - . , - 7 . . t+ Dienaic! ‘ be ff The Federal Receiver SS .: condi « = if Velue...... 7 The Post-Dispatch has ar | ‘Nez t rig : ste fl i ranged to extend a special 2 > . . - = eing a vear . S i Madivon ac 25 pm. pamesday SSS ve = Ags Te ; : a %2 ¢

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MONDAY : NOVE MBER 24 199% f “6th and Prank “WHERE THE CROwpDs Go» } Tues., Wed. Specials y of our merchandisin derful selection of diese $ GEESE ENS SPRING: ITS ETC. and the best that money w uw find such a selection. gf mrend an sgiving dinner. Poultry wil! a ee bp JTTOM PRICES. DNESDAY TILL 7:15 CRANBERRIES Extra fancy, large: no soft or rotten Berries. 2 Ibs. CELERY a Sting Jumbo: nice clean stock * es Grapefruit | Slorica Thin-skinned : aan ranges juicy; each. s k "| enen Juicy; Lettuce /: stuffed ' th ut we: AF Apricots Ib. box ; FANCY BLEIN. DATES ]5| "Peaches 4 AELM -30c fo EEA 5300 val. 1b. : Tb. ALOW THT: a the val. Ib MEDARY ASSORT-] Choice: [5c val. tb LIONTD AY EROvEMEE: 24, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57 000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED — ~Tuaxxscrvinc Feast Boxes —Containing Fruit Cake, © Shelled Nuts, Fine Candies, > in an elaborate assortment, » metal packed. $4 $8Ea. a] boxes. . ‘Kippies THANKSGIVING css —Novelty Candies ce sccccs $1.0 Laci ' Supreme Fruit Care— Makes delicious Plum-Pud- And.. For That Thanksgiving Celebration dady Love Chocolates ow TUESDAY CANDY SPECIAL Assorted Wrapped Caramels—the regular 6o0c kind—in 1-lb. boxes only .|.... .45c TUESDAY BAKERY SPECIAL Dark Chocolate Layer Cake........ 50c AND DON’T FORGET THE PIES! Mince Meat Pies... Serve ‘em Hot . . 50c EE ET ry is lo Do the Shopping for Thanksgiving Dine Like the Quick Service al the Busy Bee at 6th & Olwe Sts.— a That's Why It's Called . Dap’s CANDY CORNER agg nl Sm I No Candies like Busy Bee Caiiiites ‘ NE SS ao ae ~S ding when steamed—vari- ous sizes, the pound. ..75¢ Fruit Gake AND AssorTED Tea Caxes—packed inmet- paeak . - » $2.00 Rake aes TURKEYS AND Ducxs—little ducklingsand turklings on up toLife Sized Gobblers costing..$15 Each . The Justly Famous ee — PEACHES _ PEEL 60 BLUE RIBBON Miiced; 1 th. extra choire: « n real [Or ae real Oe valine; 25 ancy “Moseat 9 Cluster Raisins ay be | at real 0c valor; Fancy California; ae nice bright halves, a real 40c value; PEEL React . SRANGE AND 30 Dill a LMON ; Harbaur Genuine ene Geadiiess iced gag jar; Raisins | f) —- ie wg 4 new 928 crop. PRESERVES” : ACKENGUDPD ediess Raisins] grasp. cuart Not-a-Seed Rrand. jar: @ real 4 —— on 2 es a rea! Apple Butter y ' Apricots ace een: DY) Pure; Quart Jar; 25 ees a real ‘Se Land though it costs us doubie. Bat ian’t that bettur than takin” <7 day to iror. a half-day’s ironingi And ca :aper tha: buying new uuits at $2 and g~ 50? Go and look at ths Sanucam and fee! its beside it to sce how mach smoother and brighter this is. So .mooth it refl cts your Z face like a mirrar, for we double-nickel and _Senbeam's tapered sone gous C7 double-polish the sole-p.ate. That speeds your work and it rests your ironing arm. Then look at the graceful taper that gets you'll never need another iron—not even into gathers and corners. Aniron designed, a new heating unit. It’s a better iron than not according to men’s ideas, but to wo- _—‘ the best iron previously made, and is guar- anteed to give more years of service. So don't accept an old-time iron if you find a dealer who hasn't the Sunbeam. Hand Guaranteed him the coupon and he'll get it for you—or a mail to us including dealer's name. Detach The woman who does the roping at, coupon new so you won't overlook it— your house-—perlaps yourself —spends * for you can’t get these vital improvements month each year at your ironing board. except in this creation. So by all means buy the mew Sunbeam CyiicaGo FLEXIBLE SHAFT COMPANY Iron on 30 days’ approval. It will start 35 Years Making Quality Products right im to cut short the ironing day. And 5638 Roosevelt Road Chicago, Ul. ? een on on men’: needs. Sold on Approval— COUPON — Hand to dealer or mail to ag . Tue CHIC aGo FLx: FLEXIBLE SHAFT cits, serie: SEA My Wome. AdAdvuss wre AA dvasi wor My Dealer's Bama company “Was run by a bunch of | BUY YOUR SUNBEAM IRON In Easy Payments on Your Light Bills 12th and Locust St. LecTRic LigHT AND Power Co Webster Groves—Wellston—St. Chatles 7208.24 8. Broadway, ‘and All Brancil Nee ‘ o » — . + Oe Ragan: ey nies Et mee tet Aree a i «! ae ard WME TO Fo Yee, cb, ree 6 ae Ra one 1 a mar 2 ap wey Bi aes. Pam e t 8 SO i hed ek ns ge) ps Stgucrtes ry: - Fe a ge PRR E ed, “ 2 ee ay x pee a 6 - \ = es te * ‘ 2 ae RR eB AE SD) Se AT, ‘eattigge si ntti nary Ht he sats rl ~LehpSaah afm “i ib teed y ohn he

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ee + ye _— _ . Se ae Se AM Re, Re A o . ; — a : “ MOXDAY. _ | -o 8 P MOVEMBER -;, ‘2-4 _—_— > &> -— ST. Lol IS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation th an the morning and oné other evening newspaper COMBINED (Nove Ay ——aa =: 22mazas’ ours tabi LAUN we Are s Harmless Substitute | Pa. - - - | | Dr. oe nine e | En +388", r , ’ substitute for calomel—are & 2 ‘Hugh McSkimming Resolution | . 24 gure laxative, and their effect | SE RV IC | re - Be Indorses Publicity for In- on the liver is almost | ora rape: | juree paseaar'y m ‘ | These little olive-colored tablets are. it ae et > = come Tax Payments. the result of Dr. Edwards’ deter- -- are 5 | mination not to treat liver and Family Finish = —— | ublicit tax payments bowel complaints with calomel. 5 a =a Siakanmaes auveatigntion of} The p neue little tablets do the Everything washed, ~ sate and ironed ready for “he method whereby so many) good that calomel aa but have no and professional mea anc | bad after effects. They don't in- enabled apparently to | jure the teeth like strong liquids or v > evade payment of this tax” were 'ealomel They take hold of the favored in a resolution adopted trouble and quickly eorrect it. Das. ce te Per smanivcanaty by the Centfal Trades | cure the liver at the expense of the ee ee The teeth? Calomel sometimes plays a JUSTIN T. FLINT ~ phe hg I, es PO Na TE lia gg has resulted in embarraging many has resuited tm embarrasing many VLU] ep | ania ‘. secure repeal oft rhe tax publici- z ADVERTISEMENT and 15 . = ~~ pane as. such publicity fs the ‘ cs d= ‘ive measure that can ‘ Sug ar Coated Co to compel observance " ment of the law, to the g must bear their share : = oe tenets | UY} y ‘: | Therefore, be Re iia % Overcoats in snappy, new Eng- ‘ For Thin Kids Tra tes 8 ne i= = oe ¢ S 1 =\ Wise ee See hish models and in full or half- wis protests agains ‘e repea. belted styles. Superb woolens rare f the income-tax publicity law and ~ ~ — ti ec — x . : Tablets | PeLILiOoOns LC onaress [to imnvesticate tte if you ' te give them a good anpe /method wherebr so many bankers, tite and put pounds ef goud healt si and professional men and women , . . : o- - 7 =| - o ~~ er . are enabled apparentiy to evace ’ ~4 : a . a Sout them and so arn an? hd this tax Re ie fur- “ —s > >» > - - . - @rex VV L Leor rug . Jsudge & ~~ ’ : se s es. Enderie Drug 2 as ; : Resoclrec, that Cefigress be re- Tahwe« ‘ ~~) 2 anc 86 good . * “ ~ , ta’ : 4 «Se itfened to enact fegisiation Which aS pharina : ‘'y are in great de - . ' ) ) “ ‘ sre not laggards but | ¥iJ! make ‘illegitimate’ the ‘legiti- in’sohd eolors and in bright everplaids. Also conservative models in blaek and Oxford eray kerseys. Satin trimmed. Sizes 34 to ) chest. One and Two-Pant Suits in- powder blues. English lavenders and first- class~ exclusively mate’ methods rescrted to Dv manr : cs: ; : : 3 jthe-—60 tad ‘to evade paring their fust tax. Be othe r light and dark shades. in . : urther pure worsteds and fine eassi- Canc Resolved, that the secretary of . . : mn 24 om woman gained 9 pounds .»is union forward a copy of these mere-. English and Americal “Get McCoy's. the gina! and genuine resolutions to the Senators from le Nae ; red. SI ts ‘y Cod Live bie ii enn i eee CE Tenis An Abundant Variety from Everywhere. a i piper = * ir 1¢ -— Highest Quality—Lowest Prices. ENGLISH WALN UTS Pound H No. 1 Soft Shelled California CLOVER FARM PURE NBUTTER OncFound Carton “orece men Rheumatism Prescription CORONER WOULD HOLD POLICE Refilled a Million Times | FOR DEATHS DUE TO LIQUOR. i hO0RS Ge temtin |) Oe? OR Aare Ct « was fret “iled in 1564 and hes been re Captains Know BEvery Saloon newed overa million umes. A teaspocn- That Violates Law. fel of A-2851 wken chree times a day Specia! to the Post-Dispatch. stops rheumacic pain and quick!y reliewes CAiCA . Nov, 24—Dtscussing painful mus ies and sat seolen soina. °*s "en7 ¢ EA ea Tancl. farn 2> pane batt = your druggist, or weed | pucilist and gangster, shot and $1.00 for a week's supply. EIMER & iad ta hie ein etenine Car AMEND, 205 Third Avenue, New Yort isch iii aa cas : cay. \Of- oner Oscar Wolf? today said “There is mo so-called ‘drw’ sa- 34: sxece Bred Harvey cars ikea ited Pullman. : 3: Pure woolen biaek finished worsted and pants.. atia- a loon operating and selling rea! beer 9 ticuor anywhere tn the count: Made from pasteurized cream lapels .and aa { im- eollars Stk btreid that the Chi ef of Police or the H VIRGINIA STYLE " POTATO CHIPS Package qi Fresh and Crisp PECANS Pound 83 These Are Freshly Shelled Halves poaran — VAN CAMP or ELCO H MINCE E ME AT One Pound 2 * aptain of the district dees net ~~ Trousers. Hand -G@il now it. If it can be shown tha‘ threugheut. Superd q ilies worth fully Siges 374 to 46 chest eluding sovts. + ~2ons _ 7 7 f Tar ; ~ ‘ wo Men Whod a °c ianci £ ‘he their lvuor itn Tancis saloon. ] ee. | 2 recommen % that the Cor "rer s&s -— = — TD odor ~~ ~ : - jury hold eodore Svoboda, Chie - en — ~ ~- Cooling, antiseptic f Cteero police, @8 @n accesso: Clears head before the fac _ ™ ag arusanss re. if ft can be shown ‘ben c"> —on vour way —earth’s scenic wonder— Grand Canyon National Park—open all year aise : t> ¢) 2 t Dias _ in :@ crunscen crive ‘ "2 = a? 4 - _ & e. a wv > ~~» a? rik ce 2 Px) 4 - : ~ = - : - Sw. sate , b. ' ‘ t. LIS anyone. odtained his lievor ir a i g uc ‘ ; —— ho 7?! — ‘ x et, ZI shall re 4 at the captain of that : 3 = z ~ - ~~ cD —. Foe oe ee - | Daily ee + ‘Turns Right Out Itself cana aurD COLLIDES WITH STREET CAR Police Told at "City - Hospita) Thac She Was Under Influence of Liquor. An automobile driven > the cen- ter of Chouteau avenue, at Eigh- eenth street, Dy Mrs. Thomas Kav- maugh of 13847 Madison street, at -v) DP. ™. Yesterday. collided with A Tew drops of **Outgro”’ im the a Park street car an \d ewerved into erevice of the ingrowing nail reduces «the curh. W't> Mrs. Kavana agh. he + tar et “~ > - Man | a he wW- . ~a 4 oe we . . ‘ . . _ oe ‘Oe s re 41 Bh i> - yy ~ 2 ts bow ¢ is S.-g Shocg, Dut that ; Red WwW J ver “vane « aw the ary vs ‘3 ever, anyone can buy from the drug \i-. Kavanacgn wee ote nee Rich, estern Jonathan etore a tiny bottle containing diree- - ‘ ' : . > — : lien *“— Of ~ 2 g >» ~ ° 2 ae Was Oo x a thena. a . o Ppoiice for ing while 3 = em . ser the influence of liguer and fer - ADVERTISEMENT sane errno ; Op ching CZEM4 woven cHase RADIO STATION H Heinz’ 4'5-Oz. can : en CLOSED P = , ENDING REPAIRS | ' os - "=> . >. we ~ > Penetrating. Antiseptie wOCMmO ye @ rae. rt ABBAS we Fe — Kat Jon “= ~ *?* » - , o LJ » —- Will Help You at Hotel These tation WEB, has 15- Co Peen ciosed since se and will ° — — we . ’ ~~ os ———— —_ ?. . . . Ppers.-28 2648.2 [Or perhaps x - rnap Never mind Dow offen vou “Save cia * ays. Heinz. 5- Og. car anced faint, ‘ an ster Purning itrering ow Se; > ; McDonell. ™anager » ” . m . > * >. a 1S¢ Eeresa sure kL “ee ’ rinse Y eee : . . " “S “> ize eX Pialred :at a ew sort tin ie . OFTery frhece of Tener ia IArg@er studio ‘a ’ Ne con gy Ronee aoa, and larger studio ‘s Deing construct. CALIFORNIA Tat tes Pimp os aon. Hiacineads and mi on the ninth floer of the sulla. oy Gimilar skim diseases wil] be removed > tim sem) FEISS “ity ae im os * | Te - ; sale Ace 4 :@-room Sudio aon | ro, Crearing ie SA i) aa. as a 4 : : a he he et gn "a ~*~ “tam . 2 . > > _™ " oe P —— ae 24 — used “gercuny Hea.thy. aware usp cemo. the heretofore The se "3 oun or me w 3 ae a : ; e Perry Tr peustirating. «antiseptic liquid. TS i the apngnes ac > rocm ' - = * To ee: + % one * trweatirer:t r km tre —_ ace 2 I odate the . | Cheap enough to use lavishly—save the | €xpensive paper to “hand in.” » i Riew of ai] Kinds. Trial doitle Sic. large #5 program $ ene ‘he spree is 10-Lb. Box aim $1 JO zemeo Seap. amtiseptic and needed fr hotel use. @ said mime we + + $2.35 ee | Hallowee New mcr — = ee UND URED WN STREET See TST wesc DATES Pound FUT INSTITUTE >. “= * . -~.|* ~ + us moury @ar'y vestercar — _—- > . Te BLD *h -~ ~. " “2 . ‘. Las \es St ru a .* vo ~ _- .. an a (five years oid, 415 i O:¢ ' Racin : J ue Phewe— * ce PAG 2 ie: ns # eee t sad ee ~ * * rhe * me . oe koe = we 2 e +x y oa r j ah “sg he 5 Note oe Y i ee. Ra eee Re x ; , ‘ ; e ig : 2 j Msi - ~S, ‘ zy i x

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_...._ MOND NOVEMBER oer 1986 aR EE ee MONDAY. PeMOVEMBER 23, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 23 ee ——————— : he = a —_— -- a nation mn need > - - Young Woman Takes Poison. 970 BIDS RECEIVED FOR lsetting aside Thursday, Nor. 27, as|the citizens of the State to “re pair | ponder thanks to Almighty (Ciod for, ; 2 » | : at h le &y a mal 103A Victor street, was taken to | Thanksgiving day and calling upon jto their altars of worship anc there! His unfailing bounty.” me’ |1103A Victor street, was taken to) ; Ke ( POM 202A Victor street, was taken to| — GONGRETE ROAD BUILDING = me See |’ : from copper sulphate poisoning. Highway Board ‘Begins Two-Day exene | a owder ‘Her husband Oral, told police he! Session to Let Contracts To- | 'did not know why his wife had taling $6,500,000. J J +~« - = . " an an | 5 > ‘. ch Af You taken the poison. She made no} °Pte@l to the Post-Dispat ; r Grocers pve ame g | JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 24.—| ' ' ' Te , - . a mas A two-day letting of State road | construction contracts, to cost $6,-| Dress Up for Le 500,000, was started by the State , p SS Highway Commission today with 270 bids submitted, by contractors | s . 4 . | on the 34 projects scheduled. Bids \ — | @ |will be received tomorrow on 23 ’ . e . & : | other projects, all for concrete pav- \ A ‘ What t EF , | ° | ae | a — ~—— ee ee he. kw > Cee a ae ing work. ) | ee This is t largest number * of ‘\\s— ; ine matier where or how you spend Thanksgiving day, you will want fo look your best. And look- | Penge di ny a ee ee the | a * | , —s test tell ou? ss your best does not imply spending a lot of money. Especially if you buy your outfit at this store, esac seem at a single letting Ap- . “Sige , — - | . “where jower prices prevail on the finest quality merchandise. Come here Tuesday and compare our proximately 200 ontten of concrete | | ~ - = | 2 You'll be surprised at many things you can buy with the money you save. aw are . incl he 236 3 : : ; ILL it say danger .. . fail- paving are included in the 236 - _ : Fat Ae : a. ure aheed? Will it show ‘miles of road for which contracts z ) ae pale : | lon : — .* *3%J ter "St te +." : . oss t will be let in the two days and > | i ee _— ea - Be. sete pee yoni pease is / ,, road contractors are in keen com- ~~ FERS oe mee atie' oss aaa 4 your a eee : flay petition eee Be - ae , . — | : . " 4 since the adoption on Nov. 4 of | ; . er ae —— pr eng ome tyne j peso q iniatiative proposition No. 5, which - i hs | , | erage tiny 2=> Ryne see flesh ‘assured adequate revenue for com- = you have firmly pr bad CZ | between hand and thumb, it is a | pletion of the 7660-mile State high- 7 warning signal . . . it means lack - | ao mien aie i coe id | 7 | i . $40 AND $45 VALUES lp the ce speed Up cpnstructitn ve: em ea strength- | = ee ee ee a Ce Ok abel - ' ‘ ; : iz work. | : Nearly all the concrete projects | For thirty-two years, physicians ee] a | +2 “s E A . i . o- Se Fy ite to be let today are on State High- ) Established 1856 have prescribed Gude's Pept : 4 : Paw Mangan. Its rich fron and man- | e | \ ae". way No. 2, the St. Louis-Kansas 4 . URGES BETTER FACILITIES ae : | - Bese fal rat SRI \ | ee Room Furniture —_| PeptoMangan | ——_=_=_— ey ; . — ; — fs Plea to Remedy Conditions on ° in solid ( 0101 S and in bright | . \! H I : : O\; enrietta Street. nterior : . overplaids. Also conservative 1 ) | nian cuaueuiat Men a D ti As this oo — is — ee ae as, ae pes Me ? : ¥ ecoration in our own shops, we know exactly w goes models in black and Oxford , Association will press with the : ‘ . et Rate Seteead \ | bind ob Meccan Mi dee a You are invited to ecb. int? it and you have the full guarantee of this Have a complexion os * \7 \ 4 | ettek tentittes Wee Bick ook | ‘Gata: house that nothing but the finest materials are hat n Sizes 34 to 50 chest. One and ii | | stich be toeakan uk ant ee mit your decorative prob- = =©iiceq The result is that handsome appearance that everyone Two-Pant Suits in- powder Ay | street, and is for the teaching of! pees 4 a Contracts and extreme durability have been achieved. ‘admires Slee sehai ae ST deaf children. rom singie Graperies to ' Bg blues, English lavenders and - | As an incident to its effort to the complete treatment An entire room is devoted to the exhibit of N2 matter : é 7 beau- other hight and dark shades, in . oH . obtain improved facilities at Gal-! of homes, theaters and this superlatively fine furniture. | ti ; “tei maa gly - your fea- pure worsteds and fine ¢assi- fy pees Sn) eee public buildings under- tures are, you ; zation Saturday protested against . ' ‘ | ; As these beautiful suites are made in five sizes. meres. English and American Lan : . the inclusion, im the Community ae poser and good = selections may be-made for the requirements of pti wy bbb s, Expertly tailored. Sizes cont Fund objects of public bénevolence, | Pinter erasane:: este 11 apartments and the larger residences. tive with a models. Expertly tailored. SIZE: Be ; .of the Central Institute for the! riors of much beauty and — P ; 6 ; ; row. for men and young men. Deaf, located at 818 South Kings- vast satisfaction ‘o cur Nor is the manifest quality a as in this bletchy; : . highway boulevard. The objection | : facturers direct to our gray - booking : , ’ was based on a charge of duplica- —— te ee se i ith akin. MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S re customers, and the furniture is priced without tion of facilities. and the argu- Ointment; + . R R , I HAND-TAILORED PURE WOOLEN ii was teehee the le Extensive assortments of the addition of mark-ups for successive han aided by Resinol Soap, is what TUXEDO SU T : TTED VESTS should provide all facilities needed the newest drapery fab- dlers. yoa need to overcome euch in the Gallaudet School. sroubles. The gentle, but un- Replying to the argument | rics, such as have the The prices are therefore exceptionally mod- as to " '? : ; | 7 ies of . 3 j _& the Contmunity Fund. Elwood approval of the leading erate and start at ea usually cleansing properties ‘ Cagechan E forei the soap, together with the Oo VES, ; s e a Street, director of. the fund, today astern and oreign stu- oonthl healing qualities of - ; ‘ate > said that the Central Institute for | dios are at the service of . she pene t, make the Resi- : ~ 4 | > Ae the Deaf renders a high-grade serv- all who wish to embellish | . skin : begin ; “a ! fi ice not duplicated at present by any dirs O ds ype yo ae | > ruggists Resinol Soa and Ointment. Use them reg- 7 rae ' their homes in accordance (other agency in or near St. Louis. | . 7 . . “* - } . , ] : ami Iants Satin-faced a large variety ol pbeau- h, ’ , - » Dotti , 2 . r\ and pants. Satin-fa« j a é ; ae, held that it is fully eligible to par- SZ lapels .and = satin-piped tifu patterns Grays, a a \ ; . he 4 | your improve 99 s , in i pee { /7 ~~ ticipation in the fund Hie com- | ' os tei vert} 53] hea i " tans pDiues anit neacner , . oF § t ’ ot! we CoMAars 1K — Or , . —_ ; . ; mended the work of Callaudet = > wa ‘ : | rn oo | ia . ran 7 h _ Ps. OC fers a TN) oO | , ‘ , of i gut f trouser Hand-Trilored shad ~ oh sf Shoo but declared that the work By pas 4 u throughout. Superb qual- edges finished with Knit- \ — » ; s , | | : {f Central Institut: was essential. as a particularly in the training given to | ny scenic wonder — . . . eee ool: yoann F =a me / Ki d oS So Quick Action k—open all year | : ee WATCHMAN FOUND ‘DEAD - AenNaT ms 18 Pure-Wool AT THE NEW UNION MARKET Washington at Fourth : Suit-Pattern John McGilligan Believed to Have | Store Open Pants Fallen Through Loose Planks | Daily on First Floor. Until 6 P. M. , \ The body of John McGillligan. 58 CLOTHING COMPANY $4.90 yeags old, of 2510 North Sarah N. W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON Rr a watchman at the new Lnion Market, now under con-¢ ’ 4 ry ; " laek l- ‘lair cnitted fleeced i, we . , ' Cr iS@~ | Pure woolen biaek un Plain ) ; dit ' Beeause of its free service to deaf | with the vogue. | " ’ >} +a . P ‘ by tIc . w oc ens in ‘ . : | ie oe . finished Avorsted coats and rushed ele . and dumb.-or deaf. children. he | $95 $165 alarly for a few days and watch ' at 42 ‘5 i 4 Be oe ; ’ Tey - ‘, + Ht ities worth fully $35. ed braid. Values up “~ * pade Ridg.. St. Lon : Olive on = — a struction, was found in the base- on ae . ee ) ment of the building by workmen ei satire when they started to work today. f an! | Police believe he fell through ig mf _—" 4 . es loose planks on the first floor to Fae | | . 3 ) * (THE usp tells thestory-You . i the basement, 12 feet below, as | f ti i 2» ~ & ean make the Gulf Cosst a loose planks were found on the Th . "] -— | trip first, mony ag Yet o, , first floor directly above where he | Wea : ; : fiir. ¥, 7 Maton on the L. lise to Florida, and returning was found Death was caused by PA eae Lap } “ P « f acti red ek ll. | b ae at nen _ ; 4 ff North on any of the L.&N.'s : Ce ee ee ee | i. “ Lp en : UNION “POLL FRAUD CHARGED P-— Prot FG, ‘Da ack. » The Dixie Flyer, The Dixie | is 3 q@ = St. Louis Shoe Workers’ Locals In- | . ae | Limited. Or you can visit eee volved in Complaint. wh i ’ , nA | f 4 x F} id . “a ad R the Asenciated Pr ae. , —— - . | ee ba HAVERHILL... Mass., Nov. 24.— = S| eee” ae = y i RE you tired all day? Feel weak, latte A, im 3 ' A meeting of the general council! of SF —) 2 1 Yr ~ ° om. eeade to the other Gall Cosst the Shoe Workers’ Protective uae | My nervous and-dispirited? Back ache ; ; " - : Unior "} e rel 3so08ton O- G ‘ve . : ionetemp RieMlliten | morrow to decide on action to be ; with a dull, unceasing throb? Sharp taken in view of alleged irregagjari- Vin, f ~ pains torture you at every step? Do you ties in the general election of the union, held Sept. 12, Austin E. Gitl, Wt i! wonder what is wrong? Many times this ee nn ee we, condition is due tosluggish kidneys that lay : ro the face of returns from oval | are failing to properly filter impurities ns, John M. Nolan, of Roches/| : ; N. ¥., was elected general od. The whole system feels the injurious effect of these body toxins. Blood nt by 275 Votes over Gill from the blood. y constant back- Officials declare they have reason 1] and nerves are upset and then comes that lameness, soreness ee stiffness; pen Teoma Will decide whether a recount wat || bring headaches and dizziness. One feels utterly tired, worn out - _ -— aan ¥ : , Courses, = . same trip, at slight rene 39000 f shenannell lies in a hospital here | kidneys acted Sea eae eae aad pt) wtngginne 7} me from ie ber 82. 1933, B % CO’ wi be - 2 . = Pilis were recomme! pass . le thiens said: “| think jest as or Phone Orders § : ™ bridle no extra t; Il - iure © | euffering with pernicious anemia. did me a tot of good. I am te the pain. I use Doan's occasions oe . = ta Sie rt : ; at = in. never fall to remove 4 The Gulf Coast offers so varied « list of ettractions - ole toe | During the last three days half a ‘onger troubled with those dis ly and ther, ey ned tia > a 3 Deaths: ond fchin 7) . of kidney trouble at usiness ‘ . 4 at world aneghen a botels, beautiful wr tsi ; visitors hundred friends and neighbors iresmag Some y B Office : ond hunting. pitable people, cooking that is an ne tbat the lit of ‘from his home town have traveled : season. And of course, there : miles to offer their blood. Mrs. F . 3 4 Visit the Gulf Coast this year. The diverse magn tomer gee be ' Tewalt is the first one whose blood | : : 4 = ; Let the era? give 7 etediiea test was found to biend with that | : 9 Foster-Milburn Z ita Ask or write Gencriptive Pess’ y f of the sick man Physicians re- Every ; I AL G. E. ane nage omed Diive $300 Centre $000 ported Thompson's condition quite Druae ist Coa. a ial 120s Bosamas' Opies a8 Nerds Broadray, St. Lowss, Me. Rn | satisfactory last night. F roe Bai Chemists r | rrr 1as ii. - a -_ , . . jon by " ~ . + . | —_— LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RoR. f reniseiving Procamation my |} hos Darin Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys. Buffalo, N.Y. | JEFPPRSON Cia Nov. 24.—| ; shee : f ge a gS 'Gov. Hyde issued th ankegiving | EE 'prociamation today for Missouc’ | 4 S x Mi o ¢ EEE RR A LE CCM SRE RING aE eT eR eh Me A eg ety ee x fe

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te ai ss * 7 oa r bP & “St ~~ ” e ~ pe “ Sins hee ee +. CR a a a. Sr o4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATER bes ST.LO —- — OUS POST: _ BEN MILLER SOCCER TEAM A GAIN DISPLAYS ITS POWERFUL INGORE OPEN P eee DAME NO ; | League Leaders Smother 7 ea bl Own Coach - 1923. St. Lo us Stars : Pikers and Billikens Prepare lini 0 7 an n Critic i JOE | ( a a an a — t S Raticans, 5 to QO; Eleven Boomed for ‘All-America in oe Leaders in Two | For Thanks ivin Day Games oint h } vers’ Contest |; ~ — | ee ~, (Mid-West Events aroons itle| |" Aver ages 4 Goals a Game youre ~ . | sie Washington U. Perfecting St. Louis U. Hopes for Vic- Bie Ten yn or Coast Title pea | | De oe | Be | + appr Sa hr cron | Defense Against Forward! tory Over Centenary, Successfal ie tient Belk we As | 1920 and Pitts Is Singles | Pacemaker With 688. | [45S for Tilt With Mis- | With View to Arranging = Chicage ‘Wis i CeBeralte 21 : SISSIPPi. Big Games for 1925. | ‘ = ” Sanford Game. prices ~ OAC ls hm ¢ » P 4 Cl HAV PAGNE | : KICK Twa - . ‘ ’ : ‘ “ € ’ - oe ne @ ‘ . 4. r Team Appare Well Prepared 1 Contest Next Sunda) With Indiana . Peni . Xe % ‘ x ones \ esSpe;rs and Scul- ww es Special to the Post-Dignatch. Bd Py es oe se See als’ -Saia en” ae . ‘ DES MOINES, Ila., Nov. 24.—| Ww “ni P ; 63 % ' : - ” .4 ’ ’ ’ LOTT i wn? « Oe Scores of today and yesterday find | ashington University’s footbail; A victory over Bo MeoeMillin’s Coach Stage’s U E WON ; ~~ . * -. rna | ty * , a ‘ ~ , 5 , , . hwy e's SS * o- York here next Sundar, the Ben Millers, leaders in the St. cou! Bar 3 «| West tenpin tournament in progress , versity of Oklahoma last week, will| versity in a position to schedule) |. Penner a : That Played ea i ; *% here. i hea ories, no defeat: ani Equal Soccer Leagu ® race sterday swept throuch the Ratican team for | Sa Phil itt. of the Silver Seal mi ike every effort to finish the sea-' some big attractions for next sea-!' linois and Louie 4 to AND j - "Sine ‘TRi eee is iJ iv ~ ‘ : 2 - ‘ sorie t* ' oe . : @ lee ie Sia a £haee oo ret 73 - 4 - ++} ri nt > . . : 3 sa ¢? i+ - et + ’ ™ — : 5B st ams m ai i §-to-0 Tx ti J aa A” ~ 4 a > ‘ ‘ibd Cail e tHOTOUZaALY pt ~ pare . d 24 | team of St. Louis aa today went into son le rn a vic cory over the arene | son, (ne aucnoritvies at 22e Grand | biac @ with three the Te NATURALLY st (first place in the singfes with a/ Mississippi A. and M. team in the; boulevard school believe, and are} ‘*@* 4nd one the 7 the East. st a4 gan landed in f ' re WANTS to repel an invasion of Lastern soccer experts, the Ben Millers are ga See eerie ee :. 33 BX gist oe en : 2 | ao - : » : = . ready. ie | 688 total. Pitts bowled withoutan final game of the season at Fran-j} holding off negotiations for the Pura . ' . - ~ ; ; ; ~ ur ue ton nr ‘ Trt , . ; - Vie | open frame and st: uck out in tWoj as Field on Tha anksgiving day. 1925 program pending the outcome | The seas 'of his games. Before Pitts rolled Tine Piteeeis deendin - on anl Gf Sitiredne'n ateuse! BS son, | The Piker F f i rs strt le. | day 'FPrank Sherwood of St. Louis led. - oS ee ee Ese y, was full —— To By Walter Camp. | INNE ST lin singles with 660 igainst the Missourt Tigers two; No contracts have actually been | featured by ff tle zg - ae ~~ . a “+ _ nie ? , — 7 - — ante a 7 — Py . Se SNA nd na Cieven Willi Sct e wm Jem de % Ro oaks ; ” . ss ' “ Re j am Pbar . me : . ti i i i di i i a i a da i i i i a Ww oe likely that t St. Louis team Wil: & J | _ | Vespera (2) Pos, Seuiling (7) | 3: ; coun. at least twice. The attack of La Barge ea 3 © igh acheein atid. cae - iin ac aseee SAE Seen Nolan| =& Seets. ........+-B B........ .eeionek- ' eaiur their play ‘as working . 3 feaiu ns of ‘ piay, W . work ” “Schwarz ee SER smoot wy yesterday and lara she 3 Oster-Fink . on § a. . ‘ee *churwan wi te flew past Goaltender Oellerman of KEK. Burke-Oster.._C. ss s e A Ye ee een os TOI AP. OY t . ty 1S a ‘ ; the Millers, the moet remarkable es itil at Be TF eran epg a iy 8 > wa > o . mc ‘ »f the i MAra d 2 the best games of the season. “ly mets........G, . +s... Oeilerman | Ws. ; comoDination, topping the doubles aaa ' hey me a nen — ad the Southern Gentlemen but the * — G 3 > = z ett, to ¥ The t esper . ol . aneie 1 a | | augthn- -Schweppe. tL. B. . Anderson- Ducker ze . : ¢ mrtenderc with tot: ‘ af 7 95% — mn —, eme Oo nave earne: loca] line held and th b ; 0 State T to a bees strucse @ Speers “OOK Aan PAT y (ea Erh R. Rg R : ; : t sta sili 1. total Jig hao. 2 ft ++ 2ast : Le ackfiecld Playin 4 sil - - . # > . al e« —— a e Serer eae © Ge mas eaes 4 — —_ , . ‘ Mt ... ae a te : : i at # " cc > “ot Py ‘2 emor - —_ r of = to % but before the final White Sed LH momar Ss : : W@s Jioines teams predominated | Dut over the necessary touchdown. | 1 pogo 7 =* ci on . bey , : whistle had biown the Scullins had | Me¢ eM cece ees, ery S n all divisions today Quarterback Job a Problem. | Likewise, Oglethorpe Univ ee chigan, = es OS ee ie Poet 4 8 ‘affery — a f . Hq. RY eee Hensiek ne a . p e ty kin and Seantleb s . — ial - ° . — . ~ e+ — tied the count. PE ncccncckat & Redrisuce In yesterday’s roiling in doubies The quarterback problem is still| had been touted to win by a coach | tandi ars f maith: tee “ont « Pet Se Sr ha ne . . . : . ae ~ . os ? : 2 _ . =. : s ; — . , ; © ; . »_ ™ : =e . . "st ss 3s . . rte - € early im the period by Charileisr pune - “ ie caer Schemei the two-man and 2231. 214 and 194 ‘zing like an attack against Mis-/| score. anny nese sp had a , Imiay One of the Stars t srueiing Tec : ‘ k " ‘ " ; » ~ od : — o« ° . ’ : : ii : = P _ sl ' | ing rward ass ———— atrug : s Oster. it center Naif for ‘he \ eRe | Geals ened (2) tae ate in singles His 449 piaces him sissippi. Neither Lyle nor Burch, | Lentenary undoubtedly has sev- | with o ¢ - . Sarnia = niavred s xzz.¢ : pers. Dut did not discover the seri-/ aid. KE. Dunn. Referee—Paui Murphy rs second in the individuals. who called the signals Saturday, got/ eral things which the Billikens | rr ine ; came But Steaterst OU CL . ; ousness of his hurt until he was; Times of halves—3@ minutes n rolling his 669 ir the half. the “punch” into the Piker | have not, the most important being ye ws a . 7 ‘ his prowes ept her, ates. by - : > ° 4 * _— m2; ae ten ole +h. ; 0 w ern ve - . ; 7 " T ' = ee eee 2 examined by a physician after che | STANDING OF CLUBS. | | individual event, Sherwood starteq *°2°c% tnat might have resulted | a big weight advantage, the regu- - Pesos Posing plays well ee, Pies game. = 25) with 195, came back with £21 ang *"2™m use of many plays in the! lar squad averaging 210 pounds & sap eee ~ a | ig inl : pie: when . Play was rough fin the second | t. $e finished with 244. Otto Stein hag ‘@shinmgton repertoire which were; Thus the locals will face a handi- pane ty eee. : . . ant cade ¢ mags — a ; ) s a8. ae TT stei 9 - r made me or ant runs; in * aie stel.! : haif. with the score tied, and a | 2 . = a8) 616 in the singles, geeting only [¢Ver called. cap of between 20 and 30 pounds eee ae au » third period ef the grea climax was reached when Jim; 3 cs 2 ft = 2° 170 in his last game, after he had) According to the Washington |!cef per mam ard in: view of the lower the Method ts Tahon Calffernin ewopt Wiemiiiuee: Ge ae & t ce. t? Sy 1% =” -ert = - = 4 ' ms nytt in ; oo OR “ cute Ta ser: ' ’ - . : 4 - over e e.uno i8 3 3 , . * . AG ites : b> tet a ‘ ee : — r goed a meee aol * : = 3 3 2 | counted 446 in the first two. 5, °°oactes, at least a half dozen of the; small size of the Siue and White mn 7 unford’s two field goale with recht was bas 5 ty tu, uUnenes *t ac —cCOtLL Oo : Nn - = ~ = A + _ aw thar tt} iirc hay : S = : x ‘e ? 2 og —_— 2 o : li f or Mi - ; > ns — Grubb had $97 and Hap Vierheller pP.ays that the Pikers have used squad, hich mumber= 35 men, this Vanderbilt illed = touchdowns. he was the ter- « - 4 —* — 4 > . a . : é > « = * ~ = . "hon - . . — ‘ i Kava naugh, foNowing the ball atic cs 8 8 a ~ ene wa were not ordered by the tleld en- downed Minnesota, 16 o an sine ‘ " ao i . oa Scuilins 3 ? 3 ~ 9 Spencer 598, R. Niedringhaus 534 ere not dered | > Bills in Good Condition. teem af ee ileal = ; the other end of the fi eld, did not Rati . 13 - tig’ . ~eRe ees eral. The coaches chanwed auarter- Hilinois Leads ip : - ea , a emia nae i . | cans a 6 1 I 3 20 ; = ooneeter &83,. Cliff Burt sev i~-- °° ee * & q On th th 4 ¢ Billik meet ee —— Pe tienes to 3 fanok % See the blow struck and as a re- | e r.._.. . | tacks twice against the Sooners Jn the otuer hand, the likens In total points = n a serie ——_— "0 5 ** P . . . } ee eeenaneet — —_ . - aera aaa a RE oss “S44 44 AG 4404 i= SMaSiiew an * 2E7CeC! os Ait Ost r wambert . zit a . “ ithe > ; . = er =? 2 ° a har anda . 2 — oe fot away ith it.” J. i& penalty kick was awarded. #8 Lilinois football game were battered a lane through the 1) wai 584 but the changes lid not help. are a cage outfit. Th eir njuries ‘ous teams, Ulin f va 3 : : iz . rrett rice. ; " —_ s arded. How. | ; ' gpa a un soe aC Asses i , : Be i = sian Inst >? . st £0 surrett, vice-president of the lever, Track drove i lle at eT centered on “Red” Grange to wall. This vounge man who arn Omaha A The Pikers are also expected toj/th ys far ha*e been almost negii~j ‘erence with @ total @ , league. said after the game that/at Goaltender Piel so OMS"! pi Mee ee te, Romero 9: ” Awarded Tourney. show imnures pe emerw ; en the part of one or an-s : steps would be taken to reprimand |easily. sender Jiel, who cleared |do all the spectacular »lunging and /tO the occasion was Allan McCar-| Hap Vierheller and Rudi Mever tet > sales = cathe NS} gible, due both to the fact that 4 » backfield mn that we 1! _—— ——— is _ -_—— - ' : . ew at + hy wich .é- ._ eo oa ee — eh 7 *% - P -_ = . » , co lin : area g r. , : . A sa wet : ‘ i-ATY er:ca | hon- had but 494. Grubb and Ober- (iissNnOls ine, iLuUngI ne; ang Pr icrin «ce +. Tx 7~Q°°% li it . ue . - 4 ‘= iin iS. iss Sa ae on Ju -. Bs ‘ wy as SlLuS- beck yere next as es Pi nls way throagh the range and ; aR hy pees th iid, aus ‘ba _ > r : Ty it Pikers some yardage. However, it strength. cause of a bad knee, made a very was Gragg’s first appearance at a ) |N | I Savage's intensive preparation! - Chicago, > r > had ‘ry pretty — ; 4 Z. a : 2 2 = Rad : or "2 | , Over wae a bit crisp and the players put cred! — showing at left fullback greater vigor into their charges Lz ry : = Bi is mat riitehcoeck pended [rom trea ara ee ev tee ; Y . . . . than they have done in warmer | ’ . COCK, WSs not as >). 7 . $ ~ Weis Gil lucago squad Vy wamoert and Whitehead Con t - ot ‘ i se T _ a“ - ' str ong a ‘Ricker as usua! and he 4 ue imine > ir a s 3-v i= : oe, See F AZAID ; Coa »T? St io” t*ha =? ? os? en Ta) . ‘+a rf ~ . 3 — . i unted me Ww nNesition. and the Pikers’ Stel..ar - Wwe, 7 weather. Fullback Walter Ander- | was lost sithcbties tare band again ke aie Eline, ten an 4 ; vies Ss. ti ated a30N D0@- Liisa. scnaefer and Heibert were. oo “are xpected to function for Turkey day ended last Thurs- | ' pio made ed forward vase x’ Tn — on : : _— ti ate in the }* S6osi02 ue Was £:ven tne Dail,*ing that the plawer “cussed ” — sot 14 us is e 9 tuncts | ns, or ; , eon of the Ratican team severely game when he Was expelled by ey | ara : -” —— — fourth with 130. thic = = day when the team Wes sent. to 40 by Opponents, ca Werked to perfection PrP som Jin gore ae ae aa aie ——j At the ann meeting of the as sraoothly Thursday. threr ;:h its last scrimmage of the; two of i. om | ; / , : : . — nua. sUWis ( Ls a3s- ™ , - 6 Hutes. > the Star freer ‘ane ; injured his left knee when his kick /eree Kavanaguh for protestine the , » Bac ;, _ Scrimmage Today. year. Skull practice ind non-| played during me 4 Rup in the air a — | sOciation, Henry Cc. 3 . yr ¢ fenne of St. pia a Ss - , w ; out of the| tackling scrimmage will take up scoreless, Ohio ford Uses Aerial Attack aly ‘/ | Ss . uURICcT al Soccer Insurrection | Louis Was elected president. while The Pikers came RE ~ er a i ——— . - = : exciting Scullin-Vesper came were og eta aoe 7 Mulrey’s Scnecduied. Se vIn’ tii7 im ! Drrector W tiiiam }membership instead of he Semen The Ptkers will scrimmage today - . . - | a ~ - + = . 7 5 . _ —_ so . : "" Would Ave f vibe . : accidenta!!s go otal a: Sh mene & “snl e far — iii te syatern. a and possibly tomorrow, finishing 7 ; wo ae fenders who deflected the bal? into | or a thi- — ‘their preparati for th . r waa Qa ated 2 ho def! h I? into | : ‘heir preparations for the Turke their own goa! Joe McCarthy’ — In the second half witayerald | Seores Made Todas. Tr) , . . are} ‘ : me nn Warner produced New Bedford ts m goal. Joe McCarthy's added another from close quarters | — ee fwo-Man Event. Day game with a ligth workout anes: tia ae » semua iippe 141~ :> | Wednesday. The Pikers have not ee anet etal @ Meas of | ; or rar Terie Bela = & 2 ts plan of |?) 4 A ‘ Dal PAL Siiett Oh ale. Fane SE SEL MED SERGE ti tyne greece: ye a foal driven straight through the/jand just before the close Eddie | —y : ar { m "te 249... a Rie | ie . .) a ee . a, o£; rT '* ions : . ° . > iz. “We nial 2% 1 eQ | (ih ? >t a 7 &: Gealtencer’s hands and legs, wags | Dunn drove through the fifth ene ~e adel sson Of concerted insurrection in the ranks of the: * Totais ) > aan oaks Ag scouted the invaders, and wiil al 5 thine lee nd oes write! 4 | mUnIcipa!? soa *? tty _— — ~ , =a ‘ d 4 . - omg 55 , ——_ .*) aa erietilis -s & : 4 2% : entirely deserved, as was also Eddie |©ddie Dunn's shot was terrific and | cipal Soccer League occured yesterday, when four clubs formin si. eae 9 Is? 200— 525 | Therefore spend al¥ their time per-| i wha : . Pitts i7t 195 1898 ‘3, | ; : king as ° tat rreeg” : . - . ‘ a Fata ecTi! _ ae | 7 = r é vw — I ] cons tne own piays and de i n Hen if Star , on pied : P Hart's shot past LaBarce late im | tore throngh the goal nettins. the first half. The other goals |®*@'2@ many to believe it hid ph. Ad - a | Ss ; ~ wn » om —s : , - GToup One at Carondelet Park refused to play their games as scheduied wenn.” 10 382 gRB—108] : oR. 54 I58— 49g fense instead of warrying about tu ned tng ea ; | P plugging the line and weartng Noewnsllt were ecored indirectly, one glancing —. Se goal. Referee Paul Mur. | ™@ defiance ot orders issued by William F. Yorger, superintendent of | *,. Meinhardt wet 6223 6133— 547 | wWississippi formations . o* Fuifback Hitchcock's head into |.,- nape. ste the Same that | recreation and head of municipal athletics. eras " Singies, ee, ee The viaiters are expected to ar- | y . oe ok ee o the Scullin net and the other slid-| Harry ea apsatag , encom | wo fields are used at Caron-; ~~~...~.~ i Warket “-2- "74s kT Sl ive Wednesday in time for D : 2 ee te ee Ce! 8 at cente: : _ Oe a a or Hippe | 5 j + oda gm we te 5 " , ! eek all . a prace- | p this izniy succesefi:! cained . 3 Sal Soe | See at Francis Field. Mississippi h f attack enemas & bi. own goal. Srought out a very likely-look? . che fact > ing off Malfback Fink's foot into ward for his -wn club and he | @elet Park by two distinct groups I -| R. Meinhard 4 — ; " 2 ' ; . Iniaredt 32 ITH [7 ne he | Because of the fact that on faa |) MUNICIPAL SOCCER Mein oy 3) [2a Soy) ee at Francie Field. | Missimsipot . ean A = 7 known as Grounds Two 2s fita i é Sins z : | mm a f irtnA perl Ot 133 bl :, . ~~ = ove = “* ~~ ‘456s & " aa = os + 44 =i) t i] : : ’ . ‘ call or LEAGUE RESULTS © Barareh f n the Southern Conference and hat Stanford aid —ite >? ihe Vespers had an opportunity (man in Joie Rodriguez, who p . : - 4 to win iate in the second half when ‘right balfbac xX. ' than > standard scoeccer felda :. ; a : se standard soccer. field, it BOMBIRDIER nas several !mpressive victories to. = entail ——- = Sl i a i i i i i i i i i a a i i i he ne ne eee is generaliv unsa’? e° act > ete Pi... — eee es Me, ce te lt eee WELLS, yer ~rayt f+ this eason Vv and \) ‘+ . 4 > —- * 1@s{ | oa J ter Dp a weit ee *) , > -a2 4 -AF A YF & iI > - oa wee -- 5 Z . é . er Lit oer =) "= , —— . + - — ~ ~ - “wey ‘re 4 “Se overhead b : - f ces r that the same ubs should nor FAIRGHOUND PARK. YIN OME tafeat ; etm Then +} et -57 A. {4 |[oans : : id x TR GTOc BACK, ‘efeated Minnesota by the same | and hold their 20 te 6 lead. made a sts . ; * sissippi A. and M., which indicated | ade Racing Results and Entries | be forced to piay on this sma ,} 8e forced to piay on this smal! fieli Greup Twe. score by which she downed Mis- > nad | WINS BY A KNOCKOUT me ere . : | xeT ~—s ird — = ~ on sail ee e a)? seas rm , | Bal fy ‘= erTae rare = ™ ~ 7 » wey M4 | ‘ = asen, 4/71, CCL ¥ ae Be - eos. St. Matthews in ' At Bowie. | At Bowie. nounced at the start of the season Sen Millers 3, Trumbulls ! 7 the Associated Preas. ‘hat the Pikers’ next foe is approx ; ; added “ ’ > . 7 LAr Trt A . . - . . s 4 Or ote a “vt— = the KE ™ : that the -% “rViTve »- +2 roe [. »7 ae NDON, Nov ‘ —- OTT? y hese : on : 7 x - > ‘ . , ‘ . ° — g - oe Ten : Weather clear; t ck slow. or oe. “Mer Serpette eae — Three. Wells, former Brit: Sombardier | imately as strong as Minnesota. | 10 mete es . ; : : oF ‘ ° is, ror le! : ‘ ; 3h 7 i. ~ a . —— MIRST RACE. maiden 2@-rear-old fi’lies, | C@iming, @ furlongs: aternate im the use of grounds Cenrick on Electrics “a — ee ee a scraight ; ’ Bo a ae ee baie > i : = @ Saha . = “ a : . . . : es Cwa t* ‘ as . lei sy > -¢ rn¢ . ,o M +% " Ot ‘ ~ ~ : a - — > 1300, 4 ‘irtongs ‘Rosamond. 112 bu Geoid Crump... Ting * Mixer: wai Thus atter one round »f theaa Srv Na! nals 5 Tahnere ‘ X W i moiit iasazi pion. be 4ttempt mt T. Ho > Ie se Be - : and Stanford the De -f ni. 900.40, $12.80. $5.20. first: Buen®) “Clear View.. 102 *Rewi; °°" | lars had be ee Te eee a6 & comecack. Making his first ° id Racing Meet. eae | Opportunities show how they «hot from s " . a — ’ — : * ~~ & OF ~7) FT? aT geet ¥ . ar Pal : “3 ; . Bs Sp ; ors ™ | ; os 2 : Vista, 2+? W tener ) ti. $3.50, ee CNampigne) , 1aOR a! ~ Jd - - en » mpi Sng t A i , ~~ | reup Four. Lp att Bars Ball ~ in tre ™—no n sever: B : : : ; a3 : ‘ Ff as = ond: Wish I Won. it? (Pierce). “1!.7U. | *Ivary 103 Wi “BO Silgibie: in his weekly letter to wv ' “~s Wells } or ae everai ; Sy the Associated Press. : wc : S =: - Se inder s@veruty.; 550 SS al ‘s . +o. b J ats ‘eer — +4 news ~~ ek Bis.k 5 nanagers Lndte T3-.7% TP. tad : . ears, . iS RNOCK =) | sf (sso i “Ty SS _ + *~ - ; f : ; , shi ot. “tre. i? : + Aggie z rn iv *Nighr S} - 7 — i ~y ‘ sta. ‘ Fraicons . : A rua =~ 4 LEY ELANIDs, ry + Nor. 24.— + i>: : a ~ “~ «hk * ms. en~-«e a> oe a Bs | be ver, Out of Sight. Moonflower, Pia: Nateneds Clair Nene mony cae ee Stender. 21 and to the press, directed “hat the Mibernians 5, Voss 2 man Pennawill in the second reund three weeks’ running horse 3 ny : oy ~~ ad inet eg “ren : ’ Br tc 5. eee. «109 «=Flagon . : , —* Rae Ss 2 — “Ga round | tare s forse race 5 with both Ans -- ee eS E crrenen a es. oa Srouss ~ | fess Goods... 108 *iKirees moe *| teams should change fields, Grou; > * a io-round mich at Hoxton meeting will b d fr : > feet fae : pe won a aise ‘an. Hine! fieid. | *Note es — — a! i: a ; 12? SHE — 1 PARK. athe £203 no =a 9 g ee" e hei is OTD Luc. j .2 , ] at eee ‘ was Ca ffornia sho ss - , ee —" a and Pt! na ‘Re DiaVing on nas Two 73 > rm t At a2 G Cleveland’ newaet ya Giants rts SECOND RACE, “aiming, S-gear-cide and ~ ag wae ee S Hoot Mon. ‘peel Cnnsees en ’ . Dipti — Hees Suckley-Panneli- | Bombardier Wells was for ma-nhoanhare “ie im I?i0 and at that tir ~ a _ a a ~~ : na seeps . + os ake eVanderburg : rreeraie, | coher Dgetor Second R ager neaded y William Sehu “ABOUTS i, Sckenoergs 0. ‘entati rely ie oe ae Wain is was announced yesterday. =. “ng against even more of a P spre. eae) a : : hat : ¢ ~~ ro . ace ' iff iz 24% - dite sy ra tems — . - - iat _— as mat rt i tor n eis. r r’ Th a f : " 57 . ' ~~ . . ee ee renee - r. and Cameufliage. also raa. ; af} ase @: , Seiming, Saldicanp, 313! 8. Macher acting us me CARONDELET PARK. London with lack — . ~ it Dm ye : course is being built on he | Bt: ‘- ti . oe her ‘he soore stood * Ame ey’ ee * : . os 2 it Yr? “4 “4 > at -_*e -S anfar s «4 sear tite * @ ¥ ré% 4 Sigs : ’ - ‘+. ' ~~ “4 et he . ry 444 1a Ts? beheeel ioe.) S , ; - oe | 7 : - , : % ° - - , 7 $e THIED @ acl aimitee, 3.vear~-olés and and . —— OTL Ar a G: ‘th ‘Lee 2e Park nar? ment . a P a ‘ : , aca JMS. i Twere es a _re ? ‘_“e . ck > . . . a re 4 ay ? - 2S ue, Silo one tile and a sixteenth— | —— - Hs ; Amor Patriae 103 _——— : _ te i ee oo ‘effries, Dut this fell throuch, ‘Cleveland's Grand Circuit harness Titano > > fourth quarter And New Tore “* — ; -s- : 2? = . . “ye >? ah ie ; St aies » re r la Fy = — sa ” he _ “ > - an . a - @Midartben tere Hreuriog ' Se 4a. 3. | We tt a Lt Pyyi + wy ale. HS al ur 1ay BMta we? el 7 Written ui- a 3 -— iites 0. * 2118 tought man Americ an bex races ar = Wabes } ‘ é. «. . * ‘ +“ | a4 Sees tte _ I iz Ti « . ‘* . i - 7 i? . Le y * = ~ oS {nniveresr fied ” | er F iaittig Wire. T.2 2 - , , " oa ane: de Aclen-Buders : Pa? : . a os which was destr oyed last spring. | sore 2s Sem aa Renwood aud Rechabi'e also van. ee ROS, FESOO, for 2-rear-ciae, Gy | PeTManently and reatening toi ~ 1. Paizer and Gunbcat Smith, He! In outilning pians of the club, | Renzulli! Ee fnrtongs : | FAIRGROUYN '’ was twice knocked out by Georg + wi “a ers ae . . Baten. ¢ . = twee ADOCKEeCG OUL Oy { * . ee lly ‘ * - . > : "y : .* — .** ‘ ° - —s - — , : its = " ‘ - _— . . G t% : i . : ; ] ; a Heart 1c ‘Serene! “fy ry t. serene: | big ante a Pe ® | Mise irebdie. Oe replied that the acheaadnia = 7 : i? wzreater _ieveiand. Z _/- ms “*s > mae is 3?! eee 5 a Morviam (it «Witteme) &. third. Time! *Seenip » Ill Reenke . cow ~ Ose. must ve LEMP’s PARK ~ 7 = AG a bi | o- M » ba : " : . : “ . - a a‘. Fa) ’ ~ i , . ‘ — a ’ - : atetieceeeeeell @. . 4 4 é - - s “se a ” i L i4, Sieewt 4 aD , ary oh. ae ~—* «© a} 4 Ale a igible - : a. Pq is ) & 7W 7 it) cs 4 it reut®t SDe- > ry “a - 1 at TORS, : a ILD and mellow, yet 22 zy . .* — 2 ers 2 ad 3 . “ he Ber : ¥ +23 ow > 7 s ——s : . ~s ey I + ge —— ° i ‘ii . » MA:iv inn ) ne? ¢ ~ - % ; aA - 2 he - r : ons . _ . a SIFTH RACH —SIL00. fee Tyearets| Tom Fine” (12 Demurrage o |) Clal concessions to anv teame 2 ad a rae distinctive — there's reai Sa mS th ae “ — z - ~ ‘ ¥ to : id P ss % ® } . . . = » « ez . - . bib tes: Lm = i 3 2 : ne ; Be coh er and Harry Baker T~inie © coubie-neader on Grounds mee Quint Organized 3 that never tiresome Re st risen : “eas 2 legion of Producto Bee 3 ter Paul samt Pisiand sive - an — stnnerty ten s. it — iry. i wn, ie (ound no Diayers on +r “ | : ‘ | =, ~ Soriess ™ en ; smokers will teil you. oa , 4 SETH MACH, cleteting, S190. 4-reer- ' fle! > 1 Divi ‘ie ae ant se. cle, ie and theve-stttoonthe| Poarh Race, Rendicap, $2000, ror 3- | “eid and was forced to report that |. : : 9 # shatha! ar tees SA In sizes and colors to please S ome Oe wher iit ar rae} ie a) rear. ~Gs and = . - ae — ~~ | OrBanize & Dasketbaill te “bh | 4 * eo 4 -——) iret: Sytven Sorting 107 (Piette: | Somate Omar. “18 anc & sixteenth. 20 SAMesg were played. DAttles th W 3 co — oe , a S 84.50. second: Ret Wine O8 (WW Han~ | Setting 8 ae Opperman ... it#! Although no official ani ene: ee See ee ~ a3 hot a" | oan ae. [oA *Pough Bor 105 “a2 opinion has! Friday evening at th N | a ~ we. time, [OG i-® Blue i *Wampee .... 88 Pe 4. aio, D@en issued br Yorger + = ‘ a . 4 i 16 end tte4. tiveay ‘iables and Jolly ates an. | : mee Hamlet Lil) orger, s0day, it ia igh School gy tm. ' ’ Ee SEVENTH RACE. ctatmetee, 81500. &. | _ Pitth Race, claiming, Bx ¢ mo OO. for 3-rear- . is Py NEE pat sine oh ns 3 A ; | understood that he intends to as -oach Leinger has not decided as | Pile. Pa. Be ; Sess A severe penalty. [t is tines. Yet if the team will join the Mun»; : ’ A Dumbtounder, Freety ‘ey, Little Amie | 9 yn 1S Lanetl » ER Smiths, De Pauis 4 «4 ax : . my "as nna Chi - oy and to ; ppewa ~Broadwa: . Sage Oppose Greb. | 71@1-2103 5S. Sreadway > se & « , ete @ s fe ~~ Racket. Smarty apd Gee. Waehtoeton ale | op ae eee ae ar OA... aa | == | Re the Awenct Owees . 2 Werh Nare, aint ' cman a =z | MB rveanctiongee elated - : - aS Bowte Scratches. olde aed up. mile and en oor S-year- | °Or-cids and up. mile and a sixteenth - a ty Mich. Nov. 24 — Bob | ; >. FINST NACE-—Urtanera, Warecrest, f.a- Satelite . er Ferneve ot Refiabte a toy WS*. Vetroit middleweight, yester- | | a $3 Ambassador, Royal Gir}. air De Las, Trevelyan . ek vere POS! ++ . aco . day wired his acce : ial < hy — Abed, © athinen Nt How:| *A@vecate 10m “Siewene ine; 3 - 0S “Merete a with Ha ~-" ‘ea nae | mea Litsaee. Second ne erénnr, Aa ween! ; set ; : ar’ Masts m7 *Jacqnes ae tug * itthe ; 1.3 $ xa itmaiT ? ire te be held at Pitts. ; on — 7 ieee *Teth here j« herine Peedin . — toe | Durg om Dec Ll It will be-a re. , 3 , 2S: , - « = “Memtow Lawn og |Tound decision affair. Billy Brit- | : | Aiee 3 figrie- heomag of New Yerk had been signed ' Partrer ite alia fo meet ureb but after his showing | *“Srertish Meg rer | De. ayer. o» TOS ~ ms a against Sage here last Friday niate ~ “eer: track foe. it Kast Racy catming, $1500, or & "Apprentice allowance claimed, the erm promoters decided to | Oe il. ailer the card, - a ick Cote “ BR ac < poate ss + Brie sore Se oe 4 =~ i Ss ‘+ ¥3 4 < ‘ ae, ~ "es g RAR oF ers ti ‘Ee Jaci eee

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SE.) ar Aaa, th ee nat ie ge ee OA 8 geet ee eet sate Anne ttle PO ee) = terse” coe a —,--— ATH S| apeiece a” = ST! LOUIS | POST- DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1924. ST. atHE POST-DISPATCE! eee a A tt stat ccna UL _PUNG§ORE OPEN PLAY IN FAR WEST FOOTBALL THAN IN EAST, CAMP WRITES 2 Se cessnesee ee — niliematenenainpotanaiat - ; . — . _ . “ = pina ee ONO ala fmf OP Valk i i " ~~ , oN - eww als ll i ee i i i a a . air eRe eng mes “$7 >, lampi pvers ’ Contest metres creat Cer Mean Ge nae ee es THAT'S NOTHIN'\ Bosh Give) _— BY GOLLY - THAT | Yer! I al oS STOCKS WITH MY DOUGH, SHOULD HAvEe THEIR a | Ep ae : Maroons s Got { ( t Ti tle BEANS X-RAYED! THE ONLY WAY To MAKC / - \ | THE BEST CARD | A AW, QUT \| Guy GAVE DUTTN' A MANUFACTURING | Illinois Halfback With 78 ‘Or 0aS l e SACI IN WALL ST 1S To PUT SOME THING OF COULD ONLY | | TVE HAD IN AN [fi DECENT YER CRYIN) we AN IDEA! “CRYING Towets Points Nosed Out Rock- us V} iC- Bi 7" 4 YOUR OWN ON THE | T Ii” UP '} HoUR HAS | HAND For J/1oR ree ; NEW STOCK “y= enary, | de Conference Clo a | { = =) MARKET — AND antes NCW | |) Been A DEUCE! 3 HAND YOu | ON THE well of Michigan. ‘>| Successful Season ithieard Passing and Brilliant | tenn . . . li), : ence football season, had three Thanks-;| football team won the | ine Big ay AT THE GY , on of abandoning efforts to tablish More Agreeable Re- in a measure, force some exchange | the point ‘cagers 2 winnie thive , {. a u } | place, scoring seven field goals andl murcnasé¢ > #. os: Bgl Poe games. - Wisconsin, for the. %o win was fraught with un- —— ~ » the club. zack of sup- . loft tale ager * ttle oon Seog ete ‘nev, lations Between Promoters, =f ‘*!ent. inine point kicks beside his five , - é »} - . a me uUpoy?! I Ty] j ° ' ‘ : Maroons’ Coach Won Title : hone "* % : a aie Amateur Show at Coliscum. |'trouchdowns. Baker also scored d eounted to ITurnishn ti . 2 : seetin f repr ntatives of T) amate rame s shown! more than half his team’s points AY, eCak i] Owner of A. A. Pennant 2 $345 o00 due was intimated as A —— l] repre owe rhe amateé all gary pe ha o neh T “ ; s | , p 7 i * 4 t+hea née yatialtions were tf‘) ‘ st ; - re rot) Le hoxing t i Sil¢ ry decided improvement sine * if ligan ane ure u _ ac i lA - be held ithe advent of the Registration Com-|190 men in the Big Ten point-scor- Winners Admits Getting Of- he reason the t re cian “miaeeten ane , ped, Th stockholders vot- | °'- sOUlS . Sto DPD LD IOI fe ee Mm Quoted | time in many years, went throw | R h t ; nty. | favoring! the 1924 season without wins bre was more open play than n oug ontes Ollowers/ a geame. ter has heretofore witnessed alg Wisconsin Ties Chicane 2 Mary two or three games com- | Maxwell — Fryer Ejected for Regs the Chicago and Wisconsin +t valine’. Forward passing, brilliant Fi h I me L in than to * scoreless tie last Satyr ing and for the most part ex- | ig ting— ndianas Lose as the Illinois, Grangeless, won gmment handling of the ball marked | to Giants. backfield Ohio State 7 to 0. 4 struge!e. uchdown. Playing on a slippery field, ific Coast football as demon-_ By the ¥e) ' feated sethiel el 1 : ea that the S2 Beeeoee il a a te sane 29" with « Glee liewn ac In 18-to-g |mims_Over Indiana, 26 to 7. Tile in the Eas “ ' pve Rall ger ens ataten teakiies then ieee Boilermakers had a SMOOth-WOM paiay One of the Star« fin a gruelli: American Leagrne|American football coach i ' ub a | eee ie | pevIere ee e ‘on a peepuspitg: ataggedeeccs ye ing forward pass. attack, combimt miay eae | ; a 2% : aie : Le ie ees Tm iia veal ter John Associate | ge i shows in St. Louis saad Sane lons nave site gran w California, Horrell plaved a | , si — v— LAD Ms dapciaintaite | ; bst id today that he would|the South Broadway A. ¢ by ite ace line plunges and ¢ ee oe ice | one Patt fey considerable mse eee 7 raachin - hice gc on. vote nf % Ver The &h “1 automob I race “ se h ify th ‘rromoters that they | show on Dec. 4, and to the Jeffer- | nt being oxtheiaiiins gave Notre D med of his prowess, kept 37 “e" ce ihent « eee ite | Ane . RBtace alone. th marool Ymer, ; rend a! e eee oc a * ni “ot a a : . i woul fo ese to stop ce ysis — er iaeuE: for a program on) . tebe ; ' . iif is : : a" ' until De ice fr “boycottin ertain cius 2 ‘ * HWarria jsconaein ne re u- = wT" rn" ani t ? a big surprise in a nonconfe plunging plas well ‘ i . we — " + . > " cy? 7 " f } I oo, : ounds. ‘ 9 ny S| ~ - ; ates En jac ; 5 : . . 4 17 d | ¢ >t i ‘ . eas came by holding Coach Rock : i's reach mene BAS very aS njen. i) . + 4 the & f hs: “ : ttimns +) mst j i ] 7 —_— tt Notre Dame Was expected toe ‘ nd Wh! © over th ie Methodists by a big ’ when California swent hea 4 ae gin. ng anford'’s two field male wit! men, this} vanderbilt spilled the beang gee touchdowns, he was the ter- downed Minnesota, 16 to 0. ie Of the Stanford team “a Illinois Leads in Points, B® PUrns of Pb Billikens In total points scored by the 7 erny poor pst negli.| ference with a total of 204 pol ere Te Ean, mas oniv oc: fon the part fact that | #2inst 71 annexed by opponeg Michigan took* second with P of the back fie] ney (nat . ] Donal ndied je | " > the ha! eoachy) r purael sles cil is " P ring Wa ' r did condi- a ed h TY) nm € Wea me " ? . >} Prer? enor ~~? "> * oe ‘ . ; i o : . : _ , perform points compare” to 64 by ¢« ped him Wd ta Mi | | + Ghicheo almost’ single-hande ed mare : : part ow ) Nee Re GREE tre peroa catorna cont was ane wit oon mata eT ae gh apectaatae me Me Og pe tobacco against 46 by opponents; In@jgmetd smashing the le , te mpb he ci , js b started the |... esteed er news Wa thelr! fourth with 126 against 93 Mord’s line and at times seeme: retty 1 rom Reed Jaroons on the championship road | yeceived that Johnson's deal for ' : Northwes , | literally tearing it to niec . ‘gir? e198 — : - ‘% , cf | j 7 \ +i Ff ‘ : oe +3 : . " , — = bthe end moved or rom tac ¥ ' trong wil vor aleo lacke 1 good } ; | ‘ i 4 «i . . ‘ . . e in ' ‘ry - _——— - + ° 14 «1 ** = . : ‘ ’ vy — ee ; : pert ‘ , . 6410? wi ——_ Seal 1 . so. ‘ P 4 . ; " ‘% | i. : ; ; ¢ ? ral is , . . 7 — = ethe end proved a good de iif a é ; : , ste 1) kicked victorm over! , ‘ | me : : j . i , . . . ‘ ry? wire ¥ . . , » , >. . + . * > > - ; ' ‘ ‘ ? é ‘ ‘ ’ j iG ' A c | mee ieee ae puzzle to Stal for ! ‘j f iif , ‘ -¢ Wy x ‘ -r ory) ‘ fic Ww 17 f " : 3 hy, : . > 7 } ma \ a i \ «7 a ‘Tia t % rrut ; 7 ,rTV¢é ] ' 1 , 3 | b depended nm running play it 3 3 . j ‘ . ‘ : ; BF j *,* Tr ‘"¢ } t+ rig 3 7 ; | - a' » ov? ? ~ '} | "a4 j my = ‘ . , . . . . ;* ' ; - ee fornia would have come off 1 ; SMCS ae ao a , ‘he | | - 4 . + , a ] 4 4 Le y o : > + , ‘ ¥ — f% “ ' ‘ | id | 5 ‘ ’ : ‘ . . 41 tT» Py > ‘ . , a ’ / (>) . a . — ‘ ; ++ hwy area . , : : anes ~ 4 ' | hie ' . . “ ae rer 4 root was ' : hin the very first perio eit : 1©0° ; . : ~— oO . = #17" th co ray gee m . ‘ + ‘ , . hy, 4°44) af i] , 26 . . , . z . e 47 ‘ . . . . ° . . ’ } >? 4 Pui i 7 is - ‘ tis Té | ° ~ ’ . P p ry &UCresSS ehould hay © ss mto thinking as to what might . ° * ; | 2 — ih , = | ‘tanford concluded to Philadelphia Defeats ee naa ) : eat : ) SS 5 . os 7 ls 5 “ssn a »« J * ‘ iu c . , ' ‘ ’ ‘ - } } pr ‘ 1 ' «7 | _ “ G va r , tie Stand uD un jer aagversity: The bad _ the up “ht and wa S % Dans "t."2 aS : = : ? ad 4 2 i ‘i 14 ) € ‘ (9AK ITA %. me WE eo: A aie! Aiplgltind WN gi Bie ae me an uphill fizcht and come defiected vd , ) ‘ ae mate a with both Thre courage and ana last ¢ . f a ie eves it was Cait Opin it was California. who us d to be disc ‘uraged , Giants Gap 2 to 1 BACicap of six points see - Victory Over indianas. | 4 4 Bed om teontd grin san. , VetOry Over to ty O tins, no Sir had her Green for courageous i@] UT) 7 ] rN , ral ’ Mitling against even more of aA thie : . the ~ : . : © : 5 , . . r , é . ‘ - > - » Micap when the score stood i” * iné : ae . acked 1th foil , Wornia "f) Qs oe % : ’ 4 = ‘ , fy? ‘ ‘ cy ; , ’ ; . of the fourt! , : { . lies (4G ‘ ‘ as . . . ] , wr Z . ar ; . » : ; -_. | «3 .* . © hea * . ee " os . ‘ ' - ; ” OT Sta? eae | , 17 ; - a —_ ‘ fe arnnno? ° ' c) » * . act ‘ ‘ . +) lies - . Loe fore ara wT. . . fa. " . 4 ‘ . 3 , 5 5 ta : > ; ia ; ’ + ‘ “ > ‘ a ; ; ~ ; . ‘ : ‘ * . * ; ' ‘ . 4 > . . . ° ‘ ’ “—* ; . 4 ’ > rner had taught tharm ¢ Score. Going Lv. St. Louis EWeivers As Asked « on » Deger. Seanad Sinditionn seeik-a te Lv. TowerGrove othe Asser. “‘afa-s het ft ant fer: ned ther? ae be euCAGO, Nov. 24Waivers have cl] | Ar. Joplin cr Seer. come) 14 fiercely and took the, lead Returning Lv. Joplin Beek, President of the Chicago Na- {after } Bute ee Ar. Tower Grove a league ath natin eer last ver : t py Bremner n sh: ne esepe aot Ar. St. Louis Cafe club car for lounging and dining Tickets and reservations at Tower Grove, Lnion Station, or y Ticket Office 318 North Broadwa) St. Louis, Mo. TRE SE IE SM: Se ter tae a ee ~ref my (> SE /MISSOURI Small Weekly | , ; ae . iy ACIF IC SL A TN tT ENE Sea A . j Corduroy Tire Market a / , Howard G. Skirker 4 «4 ¢ one 6 waeugen age a as Over 3 * TIRES ny FREE AN NE eI ome a LL RE NORE eG OD A ie,

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alia a eS ee: ky rie af * a at YL ate ae apalalielliat * > . . A | : ent ae -p cTrinmac POST-NISPATCH lhe —— POST - DISPATCH alone has MORE CiT} Circulation than ati . sie of se ates : REF €venilg New : ™ 2 = 1B: "oa I ger ‘ELECTRIC RAILWAY OFFCIALS MEET IN CONVENTION HERE Dolly Olive —Both Street Car and Bes eoeees _—-——e + ot tel eens a - —_— — e e “ee 4AY —— — . - a = _—_— . . ~ a _ geen Te - re Be ee See tee STY hermonssnd with any tntemor. - mete . Geete $175 | heltiatiaie _ AS A PY - - - — 7? eter ee a — i tes tt while... g Them at Your Dealer’s GILFILLAN BROS. INC.| KANSAS CITY 1815 W. isch S&., LOS ANGELES NEW YORK CITY | | | weer Ke — = = MER EEA TE se BAA 4 a. erage te cieeeaee ‘? 7 a nN ettTIT HH FA Megat aU ee OR + ee SMe ee mows JLFILLANNEUTRODYNE | BRINGS In the Difficult STATIONS if . re ‘aan a : “= rid aati % ee é -_ > i } oe SR ee NPN em eM nee empire om peers | ; - gat The use of an “A” storage battery is recommend in- STYLE GN-2 hes the same Neer | = stead of exclusive cry battery equipment to get greatly cmoc yne constwuction ond ‘eatunes 7 improved Tesu.ts in cistance amc c.amty Asx your ceaiet 2 2 smcller ocbiner + =! = to demonstrate a Gilfillan Neucrodrne. Ics performance Pwice sithout cccessce™es $140 =. = S$ attractir@ the attention of the racic world , = Factory Branch | | & 2525 BW. Penn Wav) | KANSAS CITY| = Discussed Such preblems as co-0 an er = x ard — ~*~ = ein or | "ee ?° me 2. a ry e = 2 ee ra NeDrasks oma KATSAS. ArTKADSAS AT Miss = be discussed by BR. Hilburn — — - oa = & + & + & = - enera inasge ®* iuUma o.re hallwa and the ys reiation tra’ prodiems & re e by Cc. EB. 8 : ~OnSUITIAE eng.ile = a T ge "2>e be a 5an et acdressed > J ia, “Fa represe Bt e Af @ ~ . 9S - > > Ww 2 > mnresicenr-* e the » Rrass Vare? a 4 The *u — 2 +¢h nrerurdan w be ciscusse I Snyder, vice president the rois Power * Spring? le “la of re "fT = “= -A = “er 2 a 2 zg - > x ze aa : = ° 7 *i- - > 2as e397" 4 ie - ~ a . 2. *F = ot . ~ 7 232 a a> -~ 2 a : ‘ e ~ = - ce What the railn oads charge for their passenger and freight service is is @ matter of extreme } importance to every citizen of the U nited States Every triseninded m . and woman believes that the owners of the railroads nearly two. » mullon Amenicans are directly interested in railroad securities should receive a fair return on their money in- vested. For many \ years this condition has not prevailed} WX eS ¥ -~ > * ee a i ~ 7 7 Contrary to general orinion, the rail- are permitted to earn 3°.¢ xy . = ~—_ * . . . = Tacs 2 he a on — _— nn -_ o = TS. .é hs | 2 3 > - ‘ . eer. 5.4 s Pe, 98 ww z. =~ * Taal ag = -egate > Troperty 7 ue th being the princtpa. duty of the e Interstate particular section £ the ve so-called i“Trene. Commerce oe n namernmanied portation Act” that is being so much bureau which has or Mahy yearsestab- ciscussed by politicians and wil! receive lished and controlled the making of all so much of the attention of Congress. interstate rates and supervised the work The railroads beliewe that +h iets } of various State Railroed Commissions ho given the ont 7 in making intrastate rates. The only Gor chin op ee OD Operate UD . her or ~ . Ger this act unti] there is a demonstrs thing new about rate making is the des T. omg ignation on the part of Congress, through the Esch-Cummins mall, (Sec. I-A cftie fee deine the nest tun Interstate Commerce Act) of what is sa elie A gee 6 SE ee considered by Congress as"a fair return”. none tn al 7 saci tame heen This 4 ; capa neu hustory and are rencering agure was Sxed on March 1, 1922 outstancingiy good service to the at 5°, %—at which it now stands. The American peopie— wet, they have never Government does not guarantee any re earned t the permitted “fair return” a turn to the railroads, but simply says 5°,% Does this look like rates are to that for rate making purposes the roads hugh? Why tamper with the Transportation Act? Give it a chance’ . . . .. & ~- ec Deec (OT its revision. Creat JInprove.- — "nt ~ - Cae a } as ¢ ; . =i ~ ; nwa ee} — Deer mace in PaLroac ne Y- Q . «im LERSVALE & WASPVELL SY @ & THE OLD RELIABLE DISCUSSION OF POSTAL BILL Meeting to Be Heid in Sappor of Salarr Increase Slesaj = ~ * =~2 "2 ~ - - z_ r 2 -2 x a an ~ e- ~ . - oe ~ re | _ ~ ier. — ™ a - > ~ La = é ~ . . uF > a | ° ' & ~ we > : : ~~ = | $12.000 Fire at Prairie Hill, Ma. ., > ~*~ = = 7~ j os ot ~ ~_ ~ ~ ' ~ > ae — — ll ~ “ . ~ / ~ > - - - 7 - ~ + ~~ Twe Breeher - = - Foal - a o on = . ~> ™ _ oe ¥ . _ ~~ Re >. > ~ > oe en canes t @e ‘ast ew weeks ® a IN RESTAURANT OVER ORDER Customer's Request for Imsh Pota- —_— tor Children at Roeres«. wok © Mii: : | » _ : 3 7 : roa eh » ,* and Her Are > Dainty Bed Offered to the Daily Post.[ I REE Dolly Olive is a walking, talking, roll- ing-eye beauty. Life-like, pretty and sturdy, she has been rightly called. ‘The Doll, Supreme” She will Sav “Mama” a! , little mother's will, and & “voice” will not soon She rolls her eyes a mischievously and sleeps tifully and she | ! >’ Wants a é ._* ; » > . $s in DE tmelinn Bae oe 5 iv ie eS i 5 . ars iw _— z. . or 2 owt se? 7 ,*? Ks and Gear . iii Ss id ee it j a i =* i. > ; f- enameled in Aile, ie OF Pix, tif is at I Through standard rn - * * ’ - 4 eT! So m~ 2st La . od cr aga —_ wily - 4 4.7 A i.e T ry , . , : Da ad of te eccs Dolly that will in the year, ~- 3 ~ —_ ww > a . ~ race : Lines 10-00 p. m. Leave De Baliviere Ave Park), in heart of resic 10:15 p. =m 3 Shorwesline—quickent 4 Short. interesting io a glimpse of Old ; Mexice - Low altitude warm t Luxurious appointment valet. No extra fare. New Subscriptions to the DAILY POS! DISPATCH and earn this Beautiful D and her Pretty Bed Free of All Cost. ee START TODAY—NOT NECESSARY TO Use This | Subscription |e. se... Ln. Order Blank SDs ior 2 per! mon pay for said Louis Post-Dispatch : 4 presenta ti [ by the earmer or dealer whem you sum make delivery. said parments to be made every month during the »f this contract: and I further agree that when this orders e ~ St T ~—ee Po . * * > - em « ; 5 a . * . 3 ‘-ontract ut4 % - ; ve Disvatch as ter. FS he 3 ald ——~ a es wee nature alin ae eee ee ane ooereerey Just’ Persons who |... | ee SS Get —_ do not now | =... Pe eee ek eee —— read the Da ails Post-Dispatch 2 Sebecitas Me oS yscription order | scares .............200:. oo ile secenet ae ae blank. See that al] names and Fut oc tote oe EFFECTIVE T om calarty. Sunday after Sundar. the Big ct 7 (fi -— eS : er Sunéa newepaper. o& sos 2c addresses are written plain oe auu a — ¥ int’ > - pi "S i Ga (e72 OT “* eee “ee eee “¢ “ee eee eoewvreeee fe “ese eeeeeeneeee oe? . "L A Ty x , ‘herr ac* cs" _=irng em the greatest possible ¢fiect Ac cress ~ an ie mpinin ernie aes eee aoneil -f.+own ¢ealer wil! sign ere ff these subecripticon orders are 1? vou tive ts St. Leute F. St. Leatis. Belleville. ° NEW sudscriptions from responsibie perscna senite City. Vemice or Madises, I\limeis. or in Mapie- ; 2 : ee weed. Weberer Greres. Kirkweed er ‘(lartesn. M-. ae it “oe ‘anvwrere withim the *t. Leois city carrier éelivers limits) mail er bring the Satecrtipties Order Blask te ea. a 4§ # wner areei.ere EXCESS ......- the Pest-Disparck, Circaiaties Dept. Teilfth and Olive T ‘he ey bec™ Der '? rou are sireadr a Pose'-Dtepat : ‘ce. “t. Lowis. Mo. " — os? x —. fans = “< - , — wz wood Racer offer for four subscriptiena While both None will be accepted from persons identified with the ee L—“‘“‘i™O™OSOSOSCSCSCN ST Et | I edi offers ee nal " — © gemerous value. ther sale of the Post-Dispatch nor for delivery im the territory : oa a oe es = sumagee planer =e 6Cass Avenue and Chouteau Avenue, and between the ARN gee ici snes oahie ae and Grand Avenue, im 5t. All St. Lewis awards of Dolls and Doll Beds will be ——————— ee a ee Oe eee office of the Post-Dispatch, Twelfth and Olive Streets. Steer lie Wagon-Sherword PO: “er will = _ apne ceieelh Uae co dicta <td Sek tile ne Delivery of out-of-town awards will be made through ° vice "=a, : 3 ne one ee =e D. addresses. 4 — ee ee ce

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. re = : > > Fd RES Re a Bod SS ~2 Sats hee ee Kak ee he = - ; wali “a stn : nF mw a EI ” Pe pee 1 MONDAY MO} fONDAT NOV > ° M ; , —_ $24 NOVEMBER 24, 1924 ovis yy SS oe c= ook inti t and F " | ——— onc ik e Lost and fF ound column or vertise t erein.~ POST-DISPATCH . ’ . — emeennees . a for Children at Recess. Gaiiy with a bottle of ps steurized so og ap centeaaian ~ SITUATH Ys . a d ti s a 3 Nov. 24.—Begin- ) ‘CHAI MAK . ~~ BO sOKOMIS, . sin-imilk at the morning recess hour D E ATES. |- DEATHS “LOST AND FOUND ” STORAGE AND ‘MOVING * SITUATION EN. ; rst Oe) i? Jecern her an : — oe s , np ees . ' a. .* o i . ‘ the fi ' ; A «sl ~ \ «® de ide ? ’ non a ¢ . — — ALL nter ‘ nate rest. ae = aay | ty daaemaee On Ey te: ae if try reat oF St) i —_—_—_ . Ty sf . we . .* j $i £) —_ : te >it i") fireman . 7 nh at- Scr] a ‘ld attending the Nokomis , ee ee n AL | ST E ; , 19: 4, at Jel a wi Hs 19°4 9:4. 2 L t POR! gee the sem RE - € par y references: copored Line si Lis Ps il 5 rr «4 mr . r ; ‘ j - : : » 7 rT er ' . aed oe rt 4 ‘ a’ ‘ oe ee ' * ch ; } a i the Parent-Teachers’ Associ- FA i (,00da ee Wheeler beioved vy So) } > oe ‘ tf A = on ) ae : a ' a. ~ (3d ~. 4 » - "*? ; _ > as ‘ ¢ : Ver LOVs : a _- 3 i 7 me ’ cor. y 4 lé ' — nee mani — oy 4 . e hoo . i r»¢€ provided ati . . 2 ‘ . t* f Aifred ‘ ‘ 4 e , ‘ ‘ 4 - s . . a , HM: i te ai Jale ; ‘a evening . - Jes j aman , t Basplic 5 Hearing in Receivership Suit) Reasiea (lehher ' Donald Arders ' , ‘nee riartwis ear father ahut @-4 ; ; a 4115 Sar Lis ,ONING—Furnitt ‘ 7 , ert PATERHANGER-—#tt : good 13, yeas - z s* ; ‘ ‘ ria . buy . P > oe \ ‘ lhe - ‘ . * Bas : >. sa *, ’ P 4 . - . ~~, ; i : - 4 72 es ctter af a ae. . . —_ . ; . . a . te it ~ . . ; , sts : OxT ere) re Hox M tHe Poet “a 0 the |s Against Flectric Firm Halted sister of Frank Wheelér of Murrayviile. ! father-in-law of Fhil 8S. Calhou and é iM : ore Moving. ¢ pe ete ese ‘eo? WANS wat anc m Vihee f (rial i y 4 f e mAafvas ee eo ' wand tans P,P )+ COLORES? MAN——~ Sit var’? 1D il P Di — } by Iliness of H. L. *ark« T. | r jrera 7a ‘awe Yiace rr tan he bf _" . es 4 re as » Milly 4 ; . ‘ 7 : : e ae “ R. ME Afro : _ — , pare : pee wer’ Cail 7 ade : - . : , ] we ,* =" ne ore ’ Ns : a } . i orre ’ ~ ’ . « a an ’ r 6 ’ evar ’ “ ‘ ® ” me > - . 7 oe ts v4 relearences ”* : A gcgenos eeeta' heasring ce? fin ¢ a , ey : . , Pie Ff ‘ e . = jnera f. mm fan ' res “nH ‘ — , 31 “a? a‘ y ; y st IST 5 es ‘ . . . . CAL S4i BS = ‘ ° ’ Lue ’ a & oo? ’ ‘ “A De ra Ver TT a 4 i Ark: as 4 ’ 4 ; . mw > i) ‘ WALL PAPER CLEAN G. ETC. : | , Lf ac %\ aie aye | rare : ° 9 1 - a ay , : ae Mary’ and Jacksonville (1 Da pers oe ‘ enim tt “ Zé n Dizzy: >" Headachv ? day in the receivership suit brought | .:.,¢, seer OSE EIST el NE [Xx5—Lost. near Jennings white female | ROUMS payered. $4, paper inciuded. | wey 1% months age, wines Gay Bins aGacny: ' ~ ek tae we beagle » mn ears and large del] 6114M ef wo one=t and rejiatile Pete (© i ’ . ; t,*? ~* } , ) r " . » °s “7 , a against the Eme mn Flectr mn-| HAT fm Sundar. Norv. 223 924. at get th atla f Ss , - : aromas ot per ~ 17 A Chive Br -+1 Ba 4 >) a © i En rs Th Klee rid Mia } 1A LIER enrit a -. ; - : 1 % ; ud 4 ».4.4 Mir Per! pw a . hve : 7 DA® ¢ 7 we ~ R M3 Das I ere } Pi asteri: c ar d “ h Ler « > - — . & sTCatn Ja. ' ¢ = . " Wilolam rs Halle ai hand f -Aimelia mr : nae teat » Ba A rere 2.dad) Mi Lare ; cash or terms Centrai 6345 =) | = Si RE sd aI @ : ss | ultras tur ng 9. bys c R. : leston. one ts of tt “% : y Maria Ii« ‘ fi. : a on el EE 3 F 3 . - . = F —s . : : ‘ “ = : She will say “Ma 9 Take a Stomach Mw wir - ‘ . | 4 xthe!n resifiy c a on" (Vrace aAVeT - i - ’ arg ie A . Lal a . ; a 5 eal . r* : ; m 6 - Br) =e. WA ts PARE aa ea nec S| i? i - SITUATIONS—WOMEN, , GIRL Ss ; ma at ° . = . Stab eo ; of ite founders war abhan inned land ‘ foar grandani aan buenas a! . seenadl ’ fe Srna ita } the f Kate me @e a eimar and Fou: : “ « “7 1 ii se ‘ 4 “ Pity j } Lita anaeae . , @? “ e. -. seer on di : . . . or es ‘Wwe 7 . ’ ° - Laxative. (lean t} ; lat the age of 7 Years oe peng a ee eee an - WALL PAPERING—Pirst-ciass; prompt + etciase by day or week, _ e gs er Ss will. and j 8 | tne wnen it was announgse ed that H. 7 Funera from (Clehker chap ee i a anG r dea: athe n-jaw, x2Y " x rERR! r ' “* ‘ cart a -p oan e 7 J Vogel S6127A 8 bs eirre - T inde 13a ’ , \Eva and Lawrence Herm it our dear) STEINKAMP—Entered int tom . | > lueetay. Call Mardy, t+ ; § ee ,0)T) ; sia ri ayy ¢* . VW asnin ton ; ‘ - , } o i, ko . * ‘ 4 ; : : . a] be 4 | . ee: ; ’ . . mung ‘+ 1 Bis .* 6 Kranamotner Ca . . ee | 4 tite , :* * — : t ifull d h terrace ' Funeral! from Arthur J. Donnelly’s par (“ar ne Ste Kamy nee Aitw , ewe i le he ar VRAW AS (stmt oie rope mo genes a l y an S$ e — Sar” 2 ; ore, 346 Lar le}] -boulevara ee seadas trie ot Antor 4 pernhara i 1.ASSES 1, st ba ane . Tae verve «¢ ere. perties. iunAcheons .t ' 4 iif scarilg was Oo have begun | morning N ad at x 50 6O OcKk, toOrand Aioys (ss. Bteinka@my Ge a ” em ree > oy 64M i a = VW ‘ co & : St. Teresa's Chur nterment in Calvary w of. Elizabeth Steinkan nee Bue wee pe ee me pate | | + | | at 19 a. m., before Commissioner | -. oie ae ee ee ee ae mee amen Etiam wound LAS Ee aet: tortoise ane Mace Case Post-DiepatcA Want Ad Phone, Olive 6608 (| ili. Sit. retable colored: wants clea . , ; , " : . aay. — > a aturday. (sranda « r Missouri Thea " da: wr ' nz ironing or Tes — ani S Ernest A (;reen i? the Boatmen = | g ane es Anta Steinkamp mee Armel? ‘ lf +. Tea -—_ Ti wat ~e wa rif Bold aga ° 36c lime, ly or s ' mo te yy - M . Tues... Ved i : Z ; — 1c tT? vr Le Riuildir or } > 4 } + y ‘> HANNON ’ reir i ‘ Por ° Te canes , rye? * bs. re. yi (27 hi : ~— ome | eSLUCsit en FP Se Se RRR > ae ah? aoe avenus ‘ine _ , et Focey . or we Green ™& Diepiay. 40¢ datly, 80¢ Aun. Diecownte, HHL ciored heuer! experience Af company, announced nis father } “ee ‘ as Matthe ete OC Inte , , or. De 873° pia. = , a per iine. Agale—3 times Ic, 7 ime ' ; Jie Kind of work: references. Agnes, , ' . 3 hen t Oe rete: ana , a e | ' ' ld ' } ? ~ vst had suffe red i Ty ¥ ok c va} gl } i T\é VR ' e*¢ . y Ae 4 " ’ ‘ oA - 4 “ri get ‘ ; ; ~e ,* . — - daily 3 Sun fc. Lisep.ry— times. i * , 1438 iJ “= 4 ; i ‘ . iad ad a ‘ . . - | ? ys . | ' ,* >. e P . ‘ ° " fz " atPantaa 6% ail P | memb« ¢ loseph = Sodality f 6s ie Sales Marris s’ Back ' MAZI)A AT PS 1 oe — yon ic. 7 times, daily fc. Sun. be, 88 GIRL-— Sit. neat colored, housework. good — v- .¢ r ~ c . . ‘ | ‘“ ' ¢ , ' ’ ® ’ ' ’ ‘ ‘ erp? > + - a he ‘ ’ ne ‘ side¢ Matthew's Paris} and 1D 4 a f | é AAS - | sames daily Sc. Bun. oe ; © r , ne or * at pighte refere aces ine hearing was set for De Z N iM) : f } STREIT .-Entered into reat « Saturday: Clliogge. 31 (jranite Ride reward «3 Minimum 2 isnes wimar 4206 : 5 . : . “Tae yose ~~ OS ae. sewn, O8 RS:-2 ‘ orne: @ Slee Oost Si) a0 ‘ - Pa CR ae ' HODSEK PEPER eo: ith : “ehi! ; .iIn Cirenit C*nHii"r¢ ™ + at*+nr? “" 4 Oe HARMON } pre int rest rr - j ; Ss ‘ ’ ; . - : —. : . . ~ | 4 fn : “ “a ‘ eal THE ; I | if ) ar at ri ey! | ‘ on 1924 ot 1:15 «2 : Charies et ‘ vm htt ‘, x - of . a @: , W vom) "4 lhieward >a? I ADJUSTMENTS motherleas Same “ eA ~ i i a 0 FEP Doth sides senid today that the | Harmor las oa thes ‘ Mre Celia Itetd | Ptr our ge eter-i ths ang ¥ 3 z AND COLLECTIONS i ¥-551 Post Dispatch « : : en 4 i o*i : ‘ — * ¢ 4 vaA & eure i +, aie an ‘ 7 - - - al ‘ . ; j —~ _ a K W U SL would ask a continuance tm thal ‘Bee, arn fear father-in-law f ia ee a ot R20 a fram 1° “3%" wt api 2 oh ipotaneel ; an SEK EEPER—éit fe exchange for . os ein stithees sion Ee . ware J. Reid and dear brotorer and wu! e runers gO14 or S , ? nd on | Hote seaturTaday 1 claimed ata” se at WF guerantee * |e utile wed er husband's reom ard ara muet have 5 January term because of Parker's | Funera Sue Cy nane RB oF f ner! es Ge ‘oe * a T’nie Station - know? . further rounts any age or size Rex M-352 recommendation O11 "Weshinaten y 7 ‘Te ariors, 1710 North Grand bouleward. | |! ence to Calva hea- 1 questions asked !f returns ‘ once, re Post -I-epate (1) rir | = iil ece if ,a2e¢ aiso ~ ? +} a° "nn oy esda\ \ a at ! : ] erimnent €« anc ‘rr ¢ i? e cj ‘er er ] 747 1aXs Vin g ow ~ — - arenes - nee _ mane -— hit ~s EL WOMAN—+it eider ’ wh te vo S P A a aS : ' “ » bed . . 4 ial . ms) an wWante housework: reagonad’ie. he é - . . *qs ¢ turiner ae} itijIONs WoUuUIG He takel : ew St wuarerus ernetery ru ~ vy ee &~} succert , Pa i wr ‘ - PAY ENV ELA Ph oe - irda. weer ® ve na 320192 Wel a os = c= ¢ = °¢ + } ’ ‘ . 17 Pita Ly ‘ y * ve ’ isa 4 re N¢ ‘’ 47 ef ; a) _ = \t ate « © : ° ‘ r oune 2 Wednes 4 ‘\ “ t - P ‘ . « rn “ 7] ow. ° os .. ‘ oa ys Wee nate! Hall da, Roterta Remon Laz) 7) ? , oul , sug ' : “Age 4 ‘ eo 4 = ‘ . a) 2 t ve « ef, } se : my =:? ' ring Ne lo the el. ee eas y Lae ade” par : ™ . P nd Y . 1¢ Shue ~ . " A " s04 354 A rseria j a8 3 pron ay os roe - page . a LAU toh ‘ng 2) a oh first. class: yy An: é ie a -ss : : ‘ “la 20 ¢ i é ' t . : i sf oi.t taugnt nrivate PRR OTA >» | ‘ nr ‘—_ . ” its i} Sn . , isis = witnens ™ ‘ ‘ott hints m te a : . = ni : mn . . a one ar e, ~ ; - . AP dy : references B mo it 241M ; . , ; ert Cu ' Sat 1s a lo t ' ' ie 1 BOG) LATIN Rhee Rit or «\*aning hal! 1, eS ‘ Sta? for « ‘ } . } | ' A oR ~N , ° . . 4 a ah te wwe . . : é . . " ; ? j ‘ i sat urs P f w P @ ; ae WW tere . : , . _ é ‘ - | = Ee F 4-0 - * days a mont 1sccU a oe Ta } te +} ) " iz fa , es ‘ v4 1 A " a i ' el at — : NORE °~ ; 3 . He has hee ‘ , ec ww“ } thel..? ; ' Pott Se nanan terriann. dear 4 ea son of Mra L ae : DAN! NG—i4-time ie es «very Weed LAUNDRESS Sit colered. by the gas = : ' = ’ i ‘ e ' SS e* " » 7) ’ “ ’ . «> : _ 4 Lifis I si j avs e ‘ oe ee™ . : he i, ; - aati ate ‘ ’ ry cry : - s ai*e P ; a Ie . : “ : 7 ¢ = a oe ” afi ‘4 terran! Gea’ ier af (wmcar ’ and ; aa re 5 ~s ¢ ran es W a] WOoO-8teD ech time ie. ve wa Ft ; LA't°'NDRE Ss mit eolored house cleer : ‘ es O, 10r o. years nd was pres dent | pots ; - Pwaid L. Wintermar f ar brother Zz ~ "f : ~ SF ' veer : Ar OPs AG ITiS810b) let sa — hig Leo's Johnaecr Crntral 30760" ‘ £ . HO & Mrtered nt est on & . nie aan ele po a tain 4S itura tr dge 30. fc 20 Pe oe 5 ior many vears bir has ee cnaifre | H »T.ME! 190°4 r_s'* aA io rue RmOveG . - - ; - wry . a 11 #1 — ri Rae ' - : an . = age ed , t wee t * a 1 , | =s Z. Lo aa ng ton. aepeuunnen ) o:% ey ¢ ors ; } - ae “- . ™ runers from residence } Hawthorne i! US bh Os r s wit aC ge pure LA TES! Cal r private aly w man of the board for about four | wife of ficer Anthor he phe , Wet nw re. om Tseedas hee oe ot 9 -2h ine Pac Te ae aia — ate wane! ss a ane me | aught; | pr 3965 Pine LAT NDR Pas td 3 n a work three A . . ‘ - ‘ 4 ‘ ai 4 © a + ° ora * Aer , a , ei G 4 iu “ea. ¥ elie ° , ’ . . os . we +, tee Romeo: ‘ =e OfTt ey! Wa er £1 "yrs A 1 & 1 @ ITO fie . ; ry Re ofr. taine Cemetery ran | ‘tae heen mone, at re retior nilree and | (hm) 30785 as to Pp. m. “= ears Dorothea and Walter Homes , - badge. eter A723 Crest av. | abany 9412./ 7 " F A. : -- § 7 Munerai frog Alexarder & Sons chape ——— -—— ——- — aa — | td co ; Rens . LEARN to dance in 4 private jessons. 6 NAID—#it. by y first-c claas s colored: — gen. | Tt ggg el orig i : Weatneedia* No PURSE—Loast. person who ha® purse con- | given any hour: classes Tues fay and Fri- erat housework Bomont 2550: home a‘ : 126. és : Tot mt Vail Cee CEMETERY LOTS taining ring and gold piece. follewed | Gay evenings danc na nightiv except ; } ey at 2r ~ Interment \ ala 4 , ' : ; re : _ Mana oa anul Se o- tinge dance nights city _references ce ; 4 7 ’ > ap “u . , aane hi oe rox . 4 > =~ ¢ es ry Gcetective Keen mone, ma ring 'n OT say popular ' - : 4s ; - oF 9 ~ 2 p * ets Ne. Se ti ee a nd the | LOTS—In_ Oakgrove Cemetery, et a es¢| 1. H.W. 438 Title Guaranty Bide. wit every Sunday. Castle Hall. Olive and | NURSE—Sit.: practical: confinem ment cases empie » 3 thian Sis » and rifice. Tyler 1119R (c3) | 29th ats. Bornont 2999. Grand 5153. (cB) ‘day or week. Mrs. A. Feise. 2727 Mera | Permanent Waves Stood “oT” p” Well | ree TT}} Se \ , Ce 41 . j Aid \ 8 Aida ae ‘ a Areas Tar researc Wa eet ions 5 dea wtrerl Bt bug ey Wie: fy PP eight tees St re - = a mre , ‘i- ‘ a ? a? en yg ne ee ee ee —_ a t af ff, P ry : tT » ; Phd ad "Ty y - i | PRIZE Bg uerade ar 4 A: ymino Car ce at ; - —_——paae Se a ct uring rele | KE rrr RMAN. wr VE K. ‘0° ; os * 4 = a i gt. . Sg ete ~ 2 Fiora, Towe Cast! "4 "Oh and Olive ete. «next | NURSE—Sl..: experienced: 2 years’ hee Br the Associated r «iy ~ oa he ee Grand S254% “no —oo Wed . na. Thanksgiving FEve.): $100) pital training: give references: brivate NEW HAVEN Glee sy ~- e . Pi? | Re ana at wvave , $v" t# , . , - a veer dee . j Sonday Sehr, ’ a nad Ad —————— ~ oY RN es ee ~ omens cies : Bow! Satu and Wwatenec aed - rera!l Tuesday at 9 a. n fy on its quality of TRUTH. ' cep Bn hol League va 12 HRA | 1s sWITe H BOARD OPERATOR—Pr vate: 3 foontha earns Mio. f ther, savedic: Ann's - at Normandy, M The National Association of | $e REWARD - | i years’ experience. Box L-189, Post-Dis«. ; A I : x) REWARD ¢f return of clothine ts- | a> : ' : . inte rest on Newspaper Classified Advertising A 0 : . at Mm, L NE y ‘heir r '« ry a £6 "i cv ’ Qo” ’ -Aer al | A™ wy terec f Cc F - . ’ na . ' | eT) from ” mr *, iy ; AKIN —_—_— L ee y “yee — sues intinten SF ti ia ‘ r > ie ii ‘ LA * I og } ‘ 2. j Ret! a Ty, we hima re eC Managers and the Better Business i aghed ; ra consine 5442 oe 4, je s.i00$ DRESSM G VW ‘ MA x #it colored : ” firet a} had “nerm Lorine Ioochmat and dear mist’ of St. Louis, in al) of which the WATCH ost. gold cate. FE’gin, tnitiais A507 A Caroline “' | WOMAN—#it.- colored. cleaning or taue iT as = & } ati iiiae 4 . . uf, — . | a in r r - ; a” | Charles and Frederick Brozie. Mrs : + || Post-Dispatch holds membership a Rag Pine and Broadway) oot ~ CHRISTMAS presents for sen aod | dry, references. (Grand jnen’ waves were BOOT Ci811D- ] Getehet and Mre ‘ Reed and ‘ » to eliminate fraudulent and - Nt PE MME IK He ES knitted wool modern tackets reesee® an : _- ¥ 4 - guished fr tenes the head tised | sista lav _ eading advertising. This news- || WATCH—Lost: Figin: and chain. will| coats, for children over 4 years old: na ” aaen Cail 7. Ly stew a slain Buisneq | : Wl mag used ianest at tehsil sa Oe oe 9 a will os reclate havin ite || ra bera! rewa rd 9 Fnon e Grand 6412W quanties or eingie: aiso fine handmade : - A AER Aon eurline irone ry goey *e ttraioh? ‘ r ra tte “Waever I'’nder‘a 5 Ds i Be y ge gn between f= ie Om) latest pattern lace curtains Phone wr mM AWN Mit as maid e did washe: ‘ ‘ 4 4. , { . te ' Y atten ) Cali ny , ° i ——— ae ~— - a reernnene " . ‘ r jened out ar ecamMme a Wet mopling Co.'s ape) 601 Park avenue, to | lent which does not conform to WHITE FOX 1 PRPIER— Lost with | Olive 1216W. - — iW SAY . jee 3 | i € i j } = Mt: i ameter Tweceased +f - ’ ‘ nd hiack head re’ uy? tn =) 16 \ Lith a* eereneemenccs ee ~ — ee ee " ; tt oo! 4, “wants ~ daye. wh ‘ aT waver’ held of tt «Louis Rebekah Ls ! the highest standards of honesty. { BD reition ° | dae aaa : — EE -_ . _ = Es _ | EE TT ee c own. » |} evebrows he-{ yO = ET | WOMAN Sit.. colored: wante day work. 4 A . : ‘ x : I ! TZ a4 ' ff. . bs } ' far ‘ } Found j D ECTIVES ee a laundrees. ¢ aning. 7 or sewing: ee ee ee Lp 2°24 Michael Lo*? shand of — | Ne a IN ——~ | DETECTIVE—Lady does shadowing and| parties: reference. Tdndell 3765W. Through standard slee cars e da nted lips fz a) to many ‘i}Katherine and faihner y ate Edward eae se—-FPound, large male. Riverside | invest tient ng Fpl a confidential: ref- | WOMAN —@tt experienced an | Aemire« ev ; . ly . -. - > VV ° KS. Oe erences. ‘8 acxsonr. J e U i work or i " ' pe ping ry y Gainty cait | Sateen of Geir. 2 P E R S O N A a FOUND BY POLICE ’ iS aaa? (Si | 1745 maid ork by week. Boment fter the game wome tnod ir a“ ; : | TIRE-—Fifth District | BX-OFFICE ye ASS v7 “ — a ee ee in the year, St. Louis.to Los Angeles— ~ ss women StoOd 1M | asoN--Entered into rest. Saturday. No lmAM Boon. oa Histric EX-OFFICER WM. FE. LA CHASSE does | WoMAN—Ait., competent, refined, Musi ‘ ’ “nt i?) ‘ A ry rs eee iJistirict shadowing investigating low ates miseing n experience wt or - Re i peonle B19 Title Guaranty Bldg. Olive - a ; one part y. x T Vv long lines in stores awaiting their} eo. 1924. Anna FP. Mason. widow of |BICYCLE-€ixth District | . 4 “ a «ter P & one T+ o lerrrerro 3 Rep ew e% ry = ‘ ta | , 5 ; Leave Union Station via Rock Island 1 at the counters to bay hosiery {Scr it Moon, ae ae Post-Dispatch Went Ad Phone, Olrve 0600 | WITH HORSE Sint Distr | 1-370 Post: Dawpateh, ° } : : it Ke'ts and : oe ve ‘ rernit & ehbea a eo es et ee ac Peme . teen ieee éun. oe; 30 times dai'y. 8c. Sua be t - a n liele ~ AO} ® Reliat 1440 Bisir — fe . f ont i PERSO A please Ye ee Minamum £ lines eo ——~--—~ | }40Y- Fer industrial chemical leborater L ; bath. barbe Fect-Dtspasch Wane 26 Phone, Ouve ceee |C8" Jr. and Raymone jac and unc hear ¢ mothe: very sich WILL take . few more ladies in our short] state age and salary expected. Box y. —— ‘ ar, ; 7 \e rhe -* a . “— > “ 5 “ . , “ ba! , . ar ie Wav fe) Dotice, Shc line, daily or Bundep. : ; New St. Marcus ne , vou © inicate with Box B-334 Battin & SUILDERS Sore. Se. 2 Se — SS | SOY rial eee ; eile — nee See Sen, Galle a >) o2 will © ati | BO trieht: erran good vay and exce! Best eels. — ' ~~ or — —s ‘ oodness Bake ITERATIONS. carpenter repairs 4 | jent chance for advancement. bring ref MOHLAs\eer Jesus Saturday ¥O'% PERSINAL,--rrances r goouns rages DU tuck pointing Dae Become a Be autv Specialist | erences, otherwise neo reviy. Werner Pe on 9 cy ; , ’ - *> } Tt) ‘. a ‘ine » A cor ° ; anew v" ’ . a ia = & 5 ; is ' abany 41 Ww The Roubar heats cu ire a Bh . > on > > * ° ‘aes Spe ; . “ ; An inquiry will bring further information ANDERSON—Entered into rest on Sun mchl (nee Bteahr), welered wil el 2) | ~ ——-- . > WL4 at 9.4 a rT Mrs Mr dear mother of Mrs. F. Mrezek, Mrs.! , Tus heen decidediy wrong. Please ne branches im all the largest cities of the CABINET MAKER—Enxperienced. for ts and illustrated booklets. Address Mars Ann Andersor nee Allen) of 2530 - Bh | Ni S — . _ “i , , - ‘ n Order Blank » | Werner Mr ee (et Nem mM ACN as ENR ater RREl emma SEN RIT a Pram aeRCS Mees: ~ * " , "ie - = e wa erry inOme ca i Li€ M5 ok patie: efVicter Bu. eniter _ 1} ’ s vt a4 ' Tee + er, as ‘ ve iter 7 Ke to eee a4 ' ’ f) fr ronree bl na om 42 ee6t ’ ; ; iT? ; A Jith Date ino | . Newefast Me eomay ess, Peiowed wife of Benia-| Grable. Mra WF. Obermeyer. George | @ te 8p. m IVER. (cl) | __venter_work, Benton _952R. “Our course, 's "a “simplified. efficient | urn ne =e eS eee ee ee eeR°°’ ° 2 City Ticket Office, 320 N. Broadway 2 Gerson. des ee me. - Mo Miss Florence Moh ; Herman Mw —— . —= | GARAGES bulls _oriek or frame: vron pt hank santas to i o> Te ae | CAKPENTER—Nonun Lion a’ + 6429 Rates . - F nie “+ ; Pi y ar sis r : nas 61 , . ane ot . ‘ or ete BOf) ’ P ‘ ‘ose mond ; | ‘?) Carry? , ia ’ - nmncataas — - Phone Olive 7985 or Main 2900 luxurious 2u ce a nt ? dee - ~ as - “ ale re ae ‘ AL NOTICES _ és — . — — Complete course is offerest at a svecial | CHATEYEUR TT drive ‘cleaning and dye OC De Baliviere Ave. Station eee reine oP inne a enti. aw ene ee = : FRATERN Wer ‘Axi® S183- A? cms ee rate of $5° ina truck. avicit and deliver work: sai Phone Cabany 4504, or Union Station bed 4 - ie Gein oe @ 1D ines Ps. earr ineneiaat GAIA GE—1! x eivw gab.e roof ro | Authorized diciomas given | «ar commision. to right perty. refereme« ° A Ce! P . A ar s , .* yi awe 28 . , , a Ss ao Pare ine a Bt ‘ state at res den e wit A0ows ? maire lout ie ane rs : rear: a. Tbe ¥ an ; ever ing classes ; wren ed omeiry As AAI DOE if: ilv Post Dispatch, hereby subscribe for | S an Phil A. es lelend on ya ils : - ee ten nat nt Valhalla. (22, | 0401 Magnolia evenue, wngli Meneey terations, repair work. Grand 3266. (c12 ROUBAY BEAUTY Cl LTURE, |CLERK —Younk man in «ost department! a - . ~ e we ~ Dn es this Z ’ 2 { > ir’ ’ eorrrie } r \ . uw j iin Z io 7 P es ns mH » og “— «) : — mory ta 7 = y retral ~—- reer ces x con . nal a: } | 4 N ms > nn” ? } -_. " © 7 ; ' ‘_ a : : : , o a . .orner « ~ a : lr ow ‘neter al tie kets APD y Paw ' > a * Post-D a 817 Chemica! Bidg BATER— red rit reat r Se t ’ Re iere ade ’ ao re i ie mt LeU - a a Masonic Meet! ngs Vest vu a: r@asuba vie. ‘ ictor y ] ‘4 | én MA . Kl : Re E me | “ : ‘ t e* of) %, “ amtyivgton FP Sun ay 0 t! 1€ —/ Vs — . Main 2900.St. Louis. Mo Nov =a 924. at 6 a. nn Tosenp nue. to Z Evangelical Lutheran Courch (e]) | Shampoo. -voc faciais. Svc manicure a. Ee ane r -- _— ' and x - . . : 4s + ; nae here } . - a ster c] » . , e (OLUHED POY——Foer porter we A >: . Maier he e at he ¢ NN ” VA BRai- thence t ew |} eer ermertery ici mens ; - we 4 ; ‘ a -? @ ow — 1 cence peo a 4 ata EEE AO GER ea er . ¢ the date hereof, and agree to take Ss len? father-in-law f Mary Kater ? noe CYUEMAS 1A) "GE Ne 2 eo one “ ome 3 Salta 4 —" bur 1eBIC -_ $1600 p Metropolitan Bport Weer Co. 10°% t} White Aear wrandfather ‘ Marie o NIBBERI(C H Entered into rest * Oa.u \' rie atatea mr , ’ 4 14D oa Kk faragce A a8 frame. $357 Trade Sch is VW afer nateon le} ‘ . et rt . Nine pe 1 » 29 f y Ma : , mas mat 6 . re ? a cing é ra rie KE rage i a ats ree) oo . > — an ‘a teh at e C Oc per month upon ‘ . Ellen Baie aged my, s 22. 1924. at 11-10 8 ning. op z A : ss : | COMMERCIAL ARTIS ai th rate of 3 J ° \ . re re? . res oi os} “asec er he eq wife @ " . aiting Maaeter Var IS cences s*ores at nev “w Pr og bulldétns ' = ” oe “cl A . {—Muset be £204 T ; th orize c " ~ x | oe) R ai . a ~~ ~aij “ a e? ieee aad M m_e . . , Mt AS \ [ett VW \‘ mre r\« A arr'iee ‘ anetrminrt © t, “ | EARN Th cL EG nae he" , we ustrator and .etterer far Mm rer ¢ 7 WN ’ ’ a ’ . € Lar . r 7 ' = s* A © LAL, fF ee . » : wie - — thes ‘ ’ oP, a : : it u #Tn tf ' ’ ; , ; : 2 fh you autn Punera eas ; ' ' a °F" «4 « ‘ *h coe " + P + ; al =7) rt 4 . “7 “ i 4” r = ‘ . : eo sin 9 cor : ‘ Ff , urs — a — » " >| . cy } rm Ho! j ‘ U enre : ~ © — ne : = + rt com pie rd Aay eve nm 4 hi *. iV - ——m : be mace every month during t 1€ te erneter urs USA! Prhies Mrs } Za ea - CARAGEA 1x] 9 to 1] end Rtn 10 (;-and & mo Twenti- | DISH WASHER nee, “ Cree e.t i r ad 4 ? ad . ‘ grat 4 er -* ° Py ' . ry ie , . ‘ . ™ - rir w. ° ’ wi 2 _ . ’ " a is order. is accepted by into rest Gunéay, Nov.|82¢ our dear mother-in-law. grand Knights of Pythias Not se wut permanent buildings: | eth Century Telegraph Co. 211 N. 7th, | machine. Shr — a 4 rree that vw hen this or er is acc Pp ths ape , ao al i aut 4! er v ‘ | “ > ~ . Cow? ¢ — . ‘ “= nen. 18 to Ad, wanting Gev- | EXTIMATOR—EXPERIEN( ‘ED IN GEN. : > ‘ : a 11eVG O'TOOLE, rniere Sst M .a . . ee ’ ‘ neg ema ‘ ’ Al , hie Ww cerrie : ' i? a: 4 “ ; ‘ | s f » See e eer esr es seers eeseesseseses eeOeg at 7:30 e. 1 ts ‘ 4. 14. at livea he trick Tool . War : e rank f Page at CARPET CLEAN G—UPH'LS'G ernmet pos io $1°20.$400 menth’ ‘UCIL- ING CONSTR CTION q Imterment at Cail nia f lj .4 ~ t rove a Ver Uf a * 4 ¢f -ers F era, Your ty CHICAGO CARPET CLE ANING CL) home or traveling, write Mr. Ogmer, oe a r* Y TO J J WrELLNER & BON am ‘¢c) t eee SOAarnd »f lh a i a | . ne # ‘ oe rege r (nis a r u sais Le t vw a. I ndell eo ) SR ‘ re | rr ey _qoacher Le 7 Y = Lau # Mi ' , (7 NERA _ UN TRAC TUR A°st ON ; —_ ; ‘ he 4 A « } : ° : i's i ~d ; . tii Sa atlas aes , Ac ihn er ir A Rt A -* . Tr rrrrreTs ss) nt rest Oo Simca ‘sae Gea fi, Mrs + 3 7 - ria ers TI: > A . rt expects ign iL, ; ie = —_—=— : aie 4 iad n "{ Wii , a 4 rine aoe ‘ mM PTR CARPET ‘4 fy 1” caned T (: U r _ [si _ la w ‘Cabinet Ge. | 16 3 7 i} red W. Bent of the Twelfth District | McGee, and Maree mick ant Miche Sn ne 1 25: renovated. $3. Lindell 650 tom ELEGRAPHY TA iT | _#. Broadway SS) % j ; ice Lee part fT. ‘eal v lw ed | nd ss { ui i ” - — 4. , =e t - ~*~ , ety ‘rerr prac r ; ; ~ " vi a? VW ec rr ever nee . Pn i\GAHKA A S Het 2 R—For nicht work for BS Bs 4 . , "y , ‘ he rra Laune . 4 eae s4 f ow FS ? r : . oad ez Peco eres eseses ss eePeeesessseeseseeet = ) f BHmma Benz wee f200NGE dea a uN ce: “— eo , - — ‘ dhneonte ~ F ; : oh. . rr? RI: ine a a eon aa hasev terme Positions > service and waeahing trucks. eteaty work * & ‘ f Mre. J r Line Mrs. FElizabe- and necie, 1 his BIxXty-t mn yea -~— nes om | Perfection phe.stering Co., ‘ctor 983 MORSE SCHOOL OF TE! i APHY muet have gvuod reference Merchania q : i y _ ca ; aeA Walrn: : ny s+ . Lanes , - tha ry ‘ (oz) | } ‘ : MA fp tie nd Vi an‘iev en’ er ‘6 sal . ' o : ncn JOnn -« art vs «a 4 ree rid ‘ ; } neva fron ' ers alse f are : * a ‘ os , nical tl ; i4 ’ ‘ / ” al Tire and Ba tary C's i111 N Rei ie ioe 4 Seeesevesecossesoeoseeeeeneseeoseer?O® f | ur dear a0) i % a . : Lv Mat ster avenue rsca .UX - a ’ ll. a : | liunele. in his forty-sixth vear. Ee a a. ae min'a Church. inte: BIDS WANTED ECTRI _ a. | | a ERY Oa Be . Tueed s y .: . Funere Wednesday Nov at a . ’ meant ,ivars eerneter lie ease War a ’ ” , He } ard of EL Cc WV N ETO. MEDICAL ' ote a -. . a6we) |S = | ' sf ey ; “" ; . Be te . . @ . ry" a , 7 . - 2. fis fron the reorge fF eice al member of M ra rette . ' » © ‘ : ome (lt * BOT f or o4 -- 7 * i! ) ‘ ) vial Ke : : ¢ the 6 ' AOU ELE RICAL ® k estimated by Foityn TOUNG WOMAN needing ’ before and re eeeevreveeeve eevee ees eeenend02 808 eegeveee® : j [Of *F . avenue Rethar'a ers 7 , Rash. the Coune) nyt se ‘ i ; ‘ri ame ° 4 JOUNG Woe? : 33 ne ° rc. e. ee ee os Sales ce | A. and Knights of Father Mathews Cou ages . 12 M.. on| Bie 2629 Wvroming Sidney 3297R during confinement can find assistance HANDY MAN 4 - . ~i + ’ ; on : : : n } a’ Pr’. uM DerTs 2 OO Pe rs ‘ , »*) ¥ Te rT) ° cara me ‘ ’ uf ottes wy? ‘ a - ; a . : . —_- +} lie Sindav ost -Dispa en ' ‘ ' , ‘ Ey ¢ A and A Mi "7 » : sehen ‘ Ty ber } We 4 f - . is we = LE’: me estima? @ your e.ectri: work Fr et tne = LAU mel OTA Hluspita Fh . sa s.@guiar YY. suncay after aul day ne Big munca. Pc . i ae ; ay PI — ‘ Pie * ‘ : yee ~ f ws : avenue Piatt emit '900 Ar . S34 , Seieyv Weaahingeto: (cB \ s HAPER STORE, x : t i. i ze . : : 4 De P Leaner 3 :leve - oe ain r ae Sc! uLe ~ Vy oll =sohe y 368] - a _ err and Warhingiton ins a; ‘ 7 > + ‘ a yr? 9 Bae *a mer rT) = ‘ . "s” - a * s . > ae — ? * . t . ‘7 i T) ,>et t : “ee . . . - - ° ee = — , = 3 tReet newer wate eeeesesceresesr ess reee carries many thousands more lines of advertising tian SrLMARTE—On Sunday, Nov. 23. 1971, | PEPR——Anna eae ee wov. 22 1024. | somoretructing St. Loule mvemue (PPO | mc IN-UMANCE MAN-—We desire t secure : : “f ’ amb: 7 y , , isrees a sa. io) S ’ ‘ tig LA JE. | hGH T ¢ cy~ : ‘an : ; : at Oiher Stunea: r ‘enn Y a he Sé advertisers know that Ct N- at 7:10 a. n ‘naries Bilhartz, be £34 ' e 7H years ntns - ' Pitt pote , Cyr) eer 4 ' reagent ° rigs ’ THEATRICAL - 8 ~~ 4 Lerritory ae + rence ine € ’ ; ; [ SUNCa* rev Spa pe i i? » \ae « 4 ; ae : - , . , Boe . t3 . , ae1 7 ; a é a “* : a - “re Prin e , — Caer - - > ra _“ A a - > ; ‘Ss - 7 - wi? fr, eult le jene abii'ty th tru} 4 on a con AS ~ . — 7 ‘ ts ‘ ‘ : ; ; ry " - ’ a v\ . _* - *” a tt e = * ; =e “= ; neg aA? % . ea “ne u“ re ’ \ TT 5 ok 6a ~ ~ , ° o: 4 yf ° " : . { e* rears ry « } +; i+ -~ ely « jenarrn ee res : igorr , , °F? =e Tf | ‘ , . & P , i? ‘ a : 4 - ’ . - s iT) &#i0 ae cn are mo: th ¥ . ’ Pete eccecerscereccccdsesesssssesees -ENTRATION of their advertising e 3 —- cae = DE ap Allthen Mw = et a >, BMoithanen aU cH if — 4 7 gene wid m 2 more old houses than any other con’ractor wrest fair. Te i! to 19 Rotert Ms accident and bes (h bus nese we wi tes 3 . 5 / ’ Ler 4 ‘ Lat 3 : a . . > ~_ ; ’ ; oe Se ’ a Ne 7 ° ’ ‘ i? Ina’‘er = ’ be e “perv r | * «yt ¢ ene ; ; . - 3 af : ; q a eee reatest possible effectiveness, wi profitabé Ge = s sixty-alxth yea aioe : s pe “ a ee ae 4h - — “e — CyueKey. Joe tae =e 6S ow ae ww eaters = ; ree | ere + Af »2 OFT 5 Vfl] qr if} | he ota es Redteomer are ts Tece ae husband wf = 4 Deer! os ij mer Sunda? Loget ae AIT A (Ave INV EY TIGATORS And ye ineta | |i was a member of Benton Conciave Yc. | father of Lucille J. Alfred x and. Win. EXPRESS AND HAULING | mopd; permanegn pasteien? atee parton eerereseesevpeeeseeeeceeeeeseeees eee oo" The Comparisons of Sunday. November 23d r+ 7 ‘ -y and »? ‘ ~ U | Rroe BP De e 2 A ’ dea! aT e . » onde ; ena? P ~ | : . . : 7 | | . : O24 || sister. PRATHER tere . Sa ; iy, or Sun. | Dia ; pu ne pply 730 AM a ee ee ee ee ee ee eer shee Then operat i ae © Pe Oe 08 0 @ 4 eevee ee re | inte’ Si ale aw a! . . et Pica Ga’ . wie at & } | be re ‘ ; poten Mage 7 an hey ye eus-of- : veaanee AE ee oa fas | r I | ; ’ ‘ : [ ‘arter and T-DISP x ee | me 2223 ith Grand boulevard. FY - eT ee aa ae on town, agate Sic ‘dei: y, 0c Sun. to 5 sien | com Post Liepatch Want Ad Phone. Olive 6600 «6's Trove ST SOLCTITIWES i ERN Dealer's Signature. 7TRE.3R0 |i home, ° . Ss thes ar : oe | Bley und Addie ’ : ‘- & Diecownts ' ; : , ‘ . ee eeseecaseseseree® = ner services Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 4 ‘siste Py : Ei he ; » ay Fe daiiy, 5c Sun. wie Solid agcie. three ttmes or ines. tbe PT v. TH *p Rey : a Post-Dispatch reader—regulariy beh POST-DISPATCH EXCESS Neral Bere Wee ee Church, ‘Kings | dear sister of Paul E. and ce se | | per iine- agate—$ times, Ic. 7 times GAS PIPE CLEANERS daly, b0c sun exire ines ic deup = BELN, TELEPHONE CO. (eo aving delivery made at home, DO NOT eig@ae tighwas and McPherson avenu "* and vée fc, 30 times, dai'y Soo a he or Sun Viecownte per line Agate—d MAN.-Te work in conl sheds. celered , ‘ ; - — . , nial ; Sa tired Y- , —— 4 ardeadc ‘ - for . ‘a — | iemece Ic, P ; 7 } VV York Kuarcen’ eed tomes “us I }irne . weriptions. To do so, will only result Home Merchants’ Advertising | BRUCE "Entered | | Satures R . venue, Monday, No bum. bc: £6 times, datig 30, dea 56 ) aot er Hat ogy agli roe 3 cman ie} MA =a W es , ae = a stats . . — . ; : > és ncaage Agate Lines ff} Nov 22. 1984, at 8:20 | James | remdence, 4230 | avenue, Monday, Ne , Sc, Sum te Lieplay— we ,« to sell bakery goods a Ue orcer Siand. 91,840 rede Rruee dearly beloved husband| ?4 at & a: interment, Sulliva ¥ ad immen 2 anes AS app ianc’e connects Dimes clea ned times, dai'y @-. Sun. bc; 60 mem | 4844 North Market (os 4 j POST-DISPATCH spesnnneeseoeaqeesoevre alee "™ ; af 4 efyiy : + 4 ~ ot - Vir anc Gear #8omn PR BST tat ; eS. ce ¢* _ ‘ ‘ - 4 Lost : a = ry % - : * ae, “> ~~ on J ; a = as Prag ie : i +! ' ; © = , “ or } . ae | ’ i ; - ne ¥P 4 . . 4 s/f iJ ry . ‘ ey seseeeeeeoe2 e008 eee eaeees ee ; 7 j Are a Riv s and the \* » ares + at’? AP is a ; — dee fat e ae armgect o ° Rs eves le reward NEVER aene ORIGINAL recom mende tions Fwy ving ’ 4 4a ; tons eather ‘ Rob ‘ Thru and Miwrt ®. is ' . . - . : er Au Oe Oe ae a . : . “ —— r a 41 449 > = 4 or _ 4 a - ¢ . _ Ae ar U! 7. ar 4 7. 4 « Fie “IT [ | ero t r . - et Fle : J ‘ fax 4020 i . ir ie Rea 4 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES ™ apprytny Sor cmp oymern! t4é COPIES ¥ i . Re ab e Cie Arts ee t- yok g°0 ’ POST-DISPATCH EXCESS eeee@eeceeoevees Gaeaena fee? ° ? | ru . _— J ; : : 2 ‘ ty o iw me? eee arc the Ave . eer Py oe: Pe . our . oom . ° ’ , = "4 ’ " x — za ” ee ‘ ‘ar r paeregersiee epee ery fain “erre by rT ra referenm es H 4 Ore ve hy XN ae at * ~ or grandfathe: and gre KT@uc.&@ue. a. +&./* . amaaeet : — Firp reward . sees ; : ws Pena 5 me rad cera. ne one i rere MEN, BOYS Ts : i2n? Hetlament tei ; ’ rj ee nm 4 ~ i ’ eons — . . a years h 64 = ' g ers rie mettaila = : . iobe-Demoera! eo Don eeeens eee eens o* rin — — _ - | 4 : eA = ry a? Re mr) Ube ofa fathe 4 ‘irs | = vt as 2 2*? pe is ter _ exe : #? “ter never = - 's i ei — ember , N - . P oT emer om ‘wement«a also roof CHAUFF ‘Oot ehperew . % 7 : ‘ ’ ; p the r ilu * is i i : at wep Crt “ . »e " ' £ 16 40) i resgicence alte Nhe ry we er Mrs Ma a e eet .- wie ‘ . 7 he: riewar ; a — ' o . > ote a a ehent se and i _ —. eta oe »! ou - and midds eged, te at eee ST . - ; + ae mn ife s . P So ry , na Raiat n , and { oo ‘ J ; . : t . : - m : es . mn ie rv he right to accept or reject any POST.DISPATCH EXCESS ......------ [i Therese Cs » of the late Samuel | An Ke" fatherIntaw, grandfather | atte CASE Lost, tan,.no quedtions | in any colér Call Riverside 1616. ire | Mont At reine, lone rune 2068 Waiegt ace - er , . ‘. “d cmmmmigmaghs “29 4 ‘ hy et i — , ; “tre “% : : 7, ivy 2. vt : ; : VWoisea Mae ade “as : t neus Byron ar _ gress it : re ‘ ie | ~— . aekec Reward - ‘6 = — —_ ryA aythn ™ : ‘ : ' - an? : —— — 7 ne —- nae for a“ "6 “tgs . d W ts as @& « ‘ Mew HF} BRerre r MM rs Funeral Wednesda . a mar is* - - ‘are Caper en a de ; te > Lal - Real Estate - ” Agate Lines iw Heav ein. at the age of B4 veare a. On from Moyde _— gs ~ a een, mr, Prt eet, white wore anse PRINTING AND ADDRESSING Trice : MEN—We have steady positions for 4 ga , ) 7 ners Wedne«ta' ® nm vem her 26 at * and 4 . avenues t } ~“? " os : ty ey " catia? ~~ ward on Kare “i ’ ki ETT! R print Ww Vv i oting ie P Ha Bae rip OR are feet a peerne yt eee ~eeUs Bt a it sa Rens F eee oauimecas + & Yuke's Ticspital on Sunda: Nov. Zo. iva atia mitra a) : . ¢ mack . ane . ‘’ ine ¢de work an | a ie Uger. Se was 2 ore ? deliver ¥ in the ter T itor y lying © s Ae 540 DIN A ao | Oe? 4 at a n Liihtan si TT) al! heioved wile ’ lepeie MRayinati AC ae A Mai eee we ' fe oe , =" = prt ae ar * nt 0 “—_ — _— : , f tee .' herr a oey Porters fre 4 POST CH EXCES seer eereoeereee Ss vo" — en “am ring nd | wae ieter na . + seer A ema ee Cc. ° - fr month =p weety work eita “hean-e . ets eee? on (ae _¢ » a Vf a Par ing a Ov (Sea Sis ‘ & Fever ry " : ’ ‘ — : ha : pe Lue, and between the Mississipp! * ISPAT { ; rx Sigse ae - er s xtr-fourth year cian tuiian . amart ndertaking patio ear ' owe ward be PAINTING ROW} ? eS Bit ese enced 6 «ovanre fmoagy 4 oe Mr = « CRS Se rs ff] | Clarence Ree ner Chapel. SOT] | on eee et eee uewerd from noon | of infermation that will, jes m | SENORALTING Scan ————=- | wend reference Cali Coifex $5530 ~ Aimetel Ghes BM aorner 5. em cae epmea DT na re ee . | Bene ~s 7 t | _of_aeme nts ) ‘eactiful iui anoon st | ce SRRY CLERK ir au Gellvesy | Laciede anp Ger Gem 8 @ iS @ moe | 1 os e ° . li fallow an Maple venu . f ~ a rm , ant are tw me . ome ay ae oe emp'ete roome oe De red . oe at! ch on sd ” ~8 any Kind J A Me aidore.. pee ae a ror ' ah 80° More City Circulation eee eee en eens eas ae Rees | Sh, Gad “pa eae | ae ae | a . . 2 Be , i ” . InN —— nta veer Monda’ Na os 19° 4 : - re ‘ eatin a he. - nad ao Trust ‘ ward sat JANITOR e: ~~ eh yerien: rod. | . ' ee and Doll Beds will be delivered ee Th B . \T YW : ‘ — 7) ate! . ; FRANEI ipc4 'Ylareo Prank! on hea’ are Seber ~ ine Ate . y toes , ve nto Mi = E -~ om = ane — aoe p> ette pe! oT i e . eet t Tw ae "40 r1rencen j bt: hos 4 i Eur ist +t t in a Ti 3RA Pa arf . i ‘7 ‘ | mT DIs i , { mas AapproaAriiarce iy f Johanna Wr Prank ‘: ancienearher of John ' e anc Mre Ainge DIAD ai? 1 “7 i > siaecee « ¢ 6e / 47 a 57 Post “ ¢ *ifth and Olive Streets. ‘he Big Sunday POs — : : End | nd Lewis 3 ' EE | sh A _— : ‘ ] 7; the the niv = oy — 80% more Paid City Cirenlation than the oni) 4 ; « . . : ; . «}- : : eos ~s Ant 4 tee 8G P awe: 2 = Ss . : : . 4 "49 F by - a Eke eee — eon ‘o° 4 (ear Te he ae ainter ’ 2? aunt aii. ” ™ . ’ ’ 7. ri. tt eve STOVE REPAIRS : of — a 3 2 - " a " ae hoe $314 ’ / | HLE “JT Sa‘ urdar 0" te ". » oe eyt Py : her . ty .fraprt vena" Ny } . r Wi ae 4 Te ’ MA N --- it Pe) wanes s om —_ : ° re’ tine QT .motoaer , ohie ‘ ~- 4 | , : { vi" Cha ries Pritechie beloved s . mF - * ° hece far rsv' ike fre 7 ) be m thro | 3 ther St. Louis Sunday newspaper. 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_ S&- THERE’S A PLACE FOR EVERY C CAPABLE WORKER! Right here in this tow town at goodpay. Watch the Hel __ | HOUSEH’ LD goons ODS FOR "OR SALE nOUS AUTOMOBILES SALESMEN WANTED EH'LD GOODS WANTED Pet apne ~ A» .* - & ¥ et Ben Fes wet 7 wi ee ee BUI¢ *K COAC H. 1923 ¥ i ‘Ys SIClAN—Registere! 4 ee MATERIALS _ aw cal = ————— Gin.s ape aiehigh. tat pha . . - er . " We ee On 6 ei 7 MORI ra weedy a ne we on “4 Air le er eee, SA LESMEN WANTED | + tS eer ‘ Sa and : " Tr asa 7 : j ay oi apc Sines pet oN mae, D> 6 reads» Ree pe a si lS al 0 ” Seer ee OF yr eae, Fern Is , - eee ¥ ra ee + ye . a. 8; oye Some OR oe ae . ” . SRB as ABT i KT a gs ERR A ipa CRP NPP UAT nk i Sa al aS FON FERLSS, Ming eng siete ” cal hs Aas wr Ba tri er ee Saleen. sib 2b ‘ F es 4 o Pe re eer ay. ; % = bal rT. ee ae ‘ ee ak Ce eS ( ae, * Sn! * 4 t os Steal a eee ee a GOLD AND SILVER » JEWELRY—WATCHES ARS A RIUM cine IRS ARS: oi oI POULTRY AND BIRDS my Fa On ae te ee sete rec: “t ey a nc OF FICE FIXTURES 6th niesshrenitaieaatit aie ne tite Ree a] age ait ahenales attr SALESWOMWEN WANTED apa s TYPEWRITERS AND 1} FOR SALE—WTD. HORSES AND VEHICLES Mincmam £ &nes. SALESMEN—Three MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MACHINERY - io "*. men Fhe FURNITURE gnid ~~ _Meoairing and oe AUTOMOBILES Touring Cars For Sale SACKARD—Touring, second series; £0 ; ~onditioen ; need r pram take $1° 9; terms he ~~, oon SS ~ STU DEB AKER SPEC I AL | Lats itl nz ifoernia c:osed “3° 2 . rea ese iy ag re ar i@ ar “a.¢ ir Den ca©r vA pen B.xs=_S — Phe ss Y TL . + a - ~4 . arr & rorta $ — is ’ s y= 4.434 Te i ce eee cc CC Trucks For Sale ee —— a ~ me ~ i PRI sTucas easy eek y or mont - —_ + A pA abeapone —. © wn 7 terms mst - F a 2 ee — > "40 = * « - 2~Oc) =e - al — zg oe ei asring 4 ee i : “a * - =_ = - ™ FORD—tTrucks bargain terms. 5Belcre oS 3 = 33°9 Tac’? J > = — _ — = a EVE “Rr Ckh— —— ° re Dros c Wa = & 2z? ® 2B ie © - — , , 4 ror zs. new. . - : 3 * ment . LasSau-e - —- 2 4 « A - a oT. z - -—- = = weeoke a : o —— - - > . a | , — #,4s ae = ww be be h 2% . ~ - - a ~— pene’ a ce -— ~ sec > eo. — s _— ~~ ~ og 2 EY - ——= 4 i Ts f - = CA A . a7 # . > . ~* = —— - wre - ~~ 1 *.+ - e . Coaar~u A™ #s 38S ‘ake qd Ford in trade ac s = ™ aA at — af ins behen | ans >> ha ance levis 3 . Ls ye ; ee A \ . - . = “omg Des ers th Lacust ea > I, and ever “~ce at? BY 2 Th. | -26 - x exes ~J ; - = | --4* _ = 5 = ™ 7 2 . - * a = > ‘ -” 7 " : eae oe Re. INTS ATIVNALe i Tacs ~~ - S z a a ae... e " . a . : — 2? "ea z ~ =) _ a "Pues ny TS ) BS "Ss. -°. 48s 21% b— ‘ . easure erme to’ suit. 2420 O ctre. «cS Pet tODPD Y¥—BFarga’ns touring. secan 2 om a mee =» Fiefirgs rx Se - >» rm T LES—bBrand-tee 4 - Dass ~ = = Tr: — ~~ a hr 3 -~ - k WY a Z: 7722 =" 2° o>, ~ ~*~ © = =. oa ‘ a2) - => POR > =—S—Vartous str es . troeck mi passenger “ =8 “ew and seo . = How ‘aker = eae: Tweets An t ios & eh eee wit > 7 2 a > in rj “= Y “4 = —-_ wh “~ea T J _ _ Kk anc passenger ocles or trade them. cn neu dies. Demis Aute Body 1986 S. 12th st... opposite (itr Aa ANY windstieic class gniicn woe * fw 7 4 Qr - - Inew 7ror ~ j a s] ’ ANY attco vrerts Foe want 2001 8. Oth =! tne 77o cloe PY assis ‘ith starter apd ¢e ~ xf rtabies. SS aus exis Mo eo Deut Fe ust pen ere —— | MUSICAL — Post-D:ereccA Wear Ad Picne. Olive 66°08 Sond agate, 20- me. daily or Sua. Dewey ty. Lic daily. sic Sun; ous-or- 2c 30 simes. daily $- Sun. fc ane pray. 3 times. Ic: 7 times. daily fe. Sum. bc. 30 times. doily 3c. Sun. 84@ Hinemam = tes. Musical Instruction ‘ = Ts = . ™ 2 ge: nn aa 2% © .s nS “ wo" 2 Ce i. a | 4 z Pianos and Organs For Sale 4 © ch - = = 3 ew | & z - ~ @ “ e\ 2? cs 4 =. 3 =» «= STEI: Y & SONS erti-cranc. @- ange r I r? is Tee . a . ermta® Der *«ver oss io ‘4 *® & RL en eS LA OL 3 ae pP.ayers Sour tS Te st 4 ROOMS and BOARD Post-Deparcs Want 4d Paone. Olive 6600 Geitd agate. 25c ime daily or Suan. Rooms Wanied. Zoteis Roommaces. Country and Sudurhen Board. 2c ne @ai'y. 30c Sun.. digviay 25 daily. 456 Sun. Oui-o’-cown, agate. 25c daily $%e Sun; Gisoliacy sic daily. §5c Sun Die _Rorth oe > ? an . onal e [TU-et T.-ac® r elide _. ace a a a ¢ ei ie = is ms —_ = . - a4 C * ar re ~ ~ s ° & a ~ ~ —— + oh - as 2. * = lhe | Se. a a? i e .-”*™ ye . ~ > x. ~ 40 ++ - = z S. gs 20d ao litle 4 > 7" Z girs r - — “ mas 27 2S) ~ = 3 x _ miortabdie fir . Singie ~onr Ps eMaAn -cUD.e ~— a 7~Ten ler ss - = . . en . mea 5s P reat for + ~ an — arre dt thee. ie ad ~T. — ~ ert "Te! a. = ~— — — = a - “ : > > bad “TT Wits a = ™az ~ 4 = Aas = ™ “er * ~~ ‘ ; z SOTA a € per line: Agete—! times, Ig fc, 30 times, daily Sc. Som piag. 3 ures. Ic; 7 gun. bc: 36 times, dolly & 4mm « os — iT wo~pice housek eer | ’ har¢wood floors 2 ——~e ~e- noni. . ne oe oS oe NS REALTY CO. 5909 Delmar tet) os OTSA ¥ REALTY 5 APARTMENTS FORS —FURNISHED wi: _s cing reasona Me lee a<]-w ~~ ial fe Llemen- orivate fam’

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neat, _ ROOMS FOR | RENT —West oe oe ; Ut SIRO Peg r cH “ —Micely exr = nicely Noor ROOMS F FOR RENT—COLOR a ved mn OTT 18 19 cole elect rnished _teasonabi, inf 4 cou mee rooms, ( aoe ” te is ms cnet wer: t the right price. =... N’T SELL YOUR CARF ORA FOOLISH PRICE! Offer it in these columns and ge ENTS fs FOR OR RENT pT RTURNISH ED DWELLINGS FOR RENT |BUNGALOWS | ant D COTTAGES |" ~ LSE OO | BUNGALOW—4 ome 8. new. aera. | GOTTAGE—New, ner of Biche! berger _ anc vew2————— 4324 Beethoven mt ) REG AD: HOME rs RINGSHIGHW AY. RINGS RY-$ ~ wouses WANTED See MAYER ee ot CE Wid ‘ wo _ FLATS. ETC. F FOR soo Main Office, 4612 Kiverside "2644 CHEROKEE | gy ENTE sri 20 ndays beset P. M., Dal .€) @ I Lael prt re Ze SUBURBAN PROP. FOR NEAT ja av.. ® BIL Vv sd OAT... | ooniane, STABLES—RENT nde ne 4 AT z dec et reef reasona! ° i) STEA} AM HEATE in South- * -900 Not- iy. F. and I. z. iste room suites with privat excellent tables Enright. Phe ‘To [xT _susimnee P’RP’SES . ieee or Jy. curt Fr A TRMON1 T —— can and, Eu | wer served from re ROOM AND, BOARD | Ww Tie TTY “Wainy right “apartment weet Luda Ons és “LINDE 1 L PE pAZA BOT | —, uni a A he ; " every hath _Forest_ a 4 _ ROOMMATES — mar AND ‘BoARD—Waniel 5R33. ou , —~——L_ OF Ti Liy Want Ad Phone, Oirve 6608 | SOc line, daily oF E = ag 4 ow Sun.; APARTMENTS 'S FOR RENT ki $50: “4? 40 Castiem Bante ’ altor , 2162-6 rooms, $105: ‘owner a1 2 __— ne { AP -ARTMENTS possessicn. Call 5 Tro mn 03810 mB eee e Tica £100 'T at tae nS : por ech, * } a af sun perior. ' } —_ B94 Noor f eoms 4914 Tre) mar.(d=) oF * ENT os not eat " . (7) Ate APAR TME NT — ape re LYTY ™ r : Ete int LAfe pide (0 AP. ART ape . 7 cO.. ‘ rife , NTS FOR RENT RNISHED en ree mrondwe)s — ~- t. pestti tt ae modern cm SEE, PE_ OFFICE eerif' ce: $40 a 1s tS sT CoO.. prefe 1s. “thi rd ric oor: | cathe = = Se trade in south TMENT-FLA aol — _For Sale om room cottage: i lew ood : hign-a water, _and early = nesivences FO F eT scecgiaeipiien gee, _ ore, : os yd oa Fi ise, store. —— c BaisTiAN 3 SSmiNKor 99. wav E a | FOR Rl RE cx T—Sui jitable Ww. ‘ae tche NE BL - nothing a can REAL ESTATE el Ad Phone, Olive 6608 Bur gg ee . 719 Chestnut (oc) eee P. FOR SALE BUSINESS | PROF co. Ridg.- ) a be ATS “Sixteen tr i $13,000 5699 _ » Deimar.cel) | | on hal = 500 -room fiat ine re et Mu -4 room a cash and VERB LAT? (o ma (REAL EST’TE—WT emi | DESIRABLE ‘ | a ts, #0 Maiti é | BALSON ‘REAL "Al 2 & Fr co 8) REAL . esTaTE ro scare exon. [NCENT. sai7 7 nree | and bath. OR COL'RED it Olive 5603 ic2® °)> | & E154 —Coure only: =" | § aN ER BL ATT Yr. ‘FARMS: FOR SALE ER ca A—Three ro painted ot decor » Bsn "yiinnest® av. reduced to ; $8500 “Phot ne F orest 32 » susuner PRor’Y FOR SALE r SALE — al a Tpe Moder n 6- roor payments SG ae Al ~i " a | A. $is2A——Moder n ey) hog OOF AGE oe it : in Bt ater © par ish. s4! LUTY prance g lines. jae mo KES = ATE a eer eee im Bon a ren + tree. ° nares 008 floors. map ot ces $1500, 10 Fs tot very reasonal' le éc2) second st" Vv 5 ane AND caueeae E representative For =, a GALOW 0 LOAN | ar Ww td-—3 tooms, bath. rage: ' a3 and 2 smal i 7 >| —— MO Xx in 3 rooms * h fine home for DWELLINGS FOR sony: CE LE st. LowIs : aT. nee .TCH ae Ta aaeseeneel Am Se ee 7 * =.¢ ° | answered Rade Vital ho R a San Francisco. Fair- KPO (423) | Marriage | Births R Burial Permatts GE LIOEN Sue. Go neni MARRIA Horace Simmons Emil Hornig- Elmer R. Stes George oe -- rn. pointer, | Raymond Hansene | Jarnes Terre|), mon. Madison a : pen B BIRTHS | 1H E. and | ice. Th a | & and ll. ‘ far-} , G. and EF. s W. and Me } Su 5 APTM'TS, FOR eaut z | bse : . } | wat i con J. anda (c6) HW. and A modern. | 2 and J (cl2) | *- aD rT oT and Riv vers ice = and ©. and M. } “Foor R. and See |B. and ty rgide iat ag and G - J. and M iH. F iW and T | A. Fr’. and { 806 € hes! - r. ¥. ea) |B. @ Se | K. FE. and A = * ack | 3. A. sin. Pr. W. Oyyi- ich) 4- family rap | puttien per | J. | Kitty el } | Fr ances 4 | Frances Gt rakey Sarah I Emma Biattner, ’ Mary J. Meemanm |, _(c1 2) | A Robinson. (el) | Ruth H. 4 Post-Dispatch Radio q Broadcasting Station ; K SD \ANSWERS TO The- Post-Dispatch reserve Personal and te en attention, excep ity, when scsi Tied --See answer to markets, music. Rr s the right to reject vr answers by ma dical questions | (319) saline, t letters on me anted by | stampe in milk, pour oF eee Pr 16 40 11:4". 12:4 1.49, reports dinner tations and news 6: Service, ; Agriculture and principal wsenitag ed 7-00 P. M. special KYW (536) Chicago. | |e Vs sae centennial —-We do not know whether |.: rail ¢ one of ihe | spe ae a ~ and Theater. || various ‘cigar st giving week — * ermant—r.| y Pitt- \ ane = i} = ity. _—2ttle Mary |||! on fron hel the al matt ann vt | i. Organ solo } Ba 3 Vocal duet by Henry Kiots end Pecsy o>. at the ‘spots on 3 (380) Schenec H. and A. " Mueller. lin, piano, talk, 7 ” pittsburs. Aa-| phony Orchestra. pommel Springs. Sextetse. a th Léllias 1 | Courts Building, ler, Puss. as Randell 35: 31 } ‘ennayi vans a. the mater ‘ial by this process unt increase ob- \\ ‘ {chestra and a Orgeh, ten Pare resume, songs. feats ture picture One eg eN sugar. ge orchest orld News Digest. Springfield, Mass. J and V. - and N. Chas pi us. c uP ) 5008. or ansy H. EZ. and Ss. ts, W ~ensus of Rue. i Violbn, duets, rt Barri. . Musical setting a Piatoy end " Natalie, dancers. M ysical —s for cnigharée All wnat (395) cagemueceees Ar- | ago Orchestra. ~- - ay Castleman. currant , | previot der. 32! 26 snes ana. My Sweetheart. sataiii songs, Liberty Overture - e oesie see Foret Perfide IN VFORMA Hy a pores ea of the r Pectet ahd ass Sweeney s trio, Yankee Tare arch © and vine eet eo N. EAL sanitation ques sidered. whic Told at WTAM (39) Clev Wedding | cal program, tw ee eee tape rete | anal ne Ww ed wil ch. 66, erest mats will be com | dual cases will + onsult the city “§ h homes. The cl (360) providence. ze ctory for “suc A c Sieachin “or against & sation is in the have to be cons lesson, pupits of Mme. 7:20 P. M. ) Milford, Kan. A&s- | pempeoste course. 3s ry Kiet, ‘aecompanh center IT s. Goreon. ™ 59. iJ. B. eases. en affection. | | dition is sree, _M. | KGO (312) Oakland. Aunt Betty; 7.) | {#) a cause suc A. B.—Try th the Atching neae —e 1 BS. Dren tor 1. | Florence Woo i Rosa W indweh. aeewriy stories, | Josie Creece! lius, (286) Omaha. Blue or twice week- te | 1. ‘poule- | A. ¥ . Q-car | F Btevens furnace. | © J or itse murs (c2) | SONBY Wta— —~% | nee | 45% ~ 4551 wT TER PL. | sooner, 80 B08. Cr LOANS ‘ — N PERSON AUTO. ) Loe JAD hard- | s)30n or seat: | MONE EY ars — — aut: ~ $750 - ‘8 ‘rooms path } N on . t lo vANTED $1000 and | ery a onabie Pac neo” R. co., " Grand. (c8) | | EY OR LO ANS R eed Money| : ge MAKE AN ON Res | erRST "AND og ID DEEDS = foot ny tic began one Vv self. cS) | LOANS wcx (617) De } MONEY - JOST- MILLE —7TERMS | _— ue brick :‘ all im- troit. Musical pro- 2 of the SE OGRAMS | Moines. Con- = > grém Wcx (517) Detroit. Dinner con WwHO (526) Des i. = . > «canara ; ; j i y 03 P P. M. 4 woo (509) philadelphia. saint 3 5 9:15 P. M. b WOR (495) Newark. Concert. “| (411) Kaneas City, Moe. | Boy Scout program. WEAF (492) N bk (526) New York. Talk, k. Dinner concert Waldorf-Astoria, son Agua program, KFAE (339) Pullman, Wash. Ps ia. S0- | Vocal, be talk, health talk. | KKB (286) Milford, Kan. Spe- \ clal dence, 2 hours bess (291) Hastings, Neb. Mu- , (6097 Philadelph Short mu- | acy tenor, — duo. WHA (37 5) ation, Wis. Children’s ‘y Music. Dinner dance. oo) Ff niladelphia. Who meet Money 4 ni a Five Minutes xew York. Levitow’ s\* ‘wpal (395) Philadelphie. Stan- ley Theater features. Be, ome (476) Dallas. Auto Loans i KPO (423) Sen Francisco. Vor cai, 1 hour. KED (546) &. Louis. Traters Novelty (eet. 5) Chicago. Theater Salle orchestra. 1a "wOAW (526) Omaha. — (500) Memphis. Georgia WTAS. (2a6) Eigin. tra program, 2 2 hours. KSD (546) st. Louls. 11:88 P. M. ‘Central Theater. KPO (609) San ‘hestra. i395) bein catia Orchestra. —. Fair- 4% hovr. oe L! ife. Davis Borin eistims eas cincinnati. Inter- program, Wen- ae rer iocste Radic |pational test week ‘eas, a th elty ; oe | WwOoAw (526) nal nee sits 546 Meters proadcastin® at 3:40 p. ™. Market @U°- pulletins of to the Middle West. supplied by Market ies direct. from Mpecial Thanks: ot a Program of eee: Behe fae Bite ae os Bee ” Oe ee Cais Bs? nae ii sa: ee ge ayer Ge" by Stua ble yc Silat Rak aes’ Seapece. Fa And Maidens SF a. Nevi ¢ the : : athens ees aimee ens , settenincens tl ALES on owe — * oes + ¥ a v OO Sgn? APN tae a SIT eR GAP IS ERY TEN or 9:30 P. M. “ ‘+ ~ two hours. SE ORION, REE A ene 7 = \ . ae _ "tye aE a RE RE: 10:30 P. M. je ele 10:45 P. M. KFI (469%) Los Angeles. Exant- — MM CLE ROE OE BEEF WSB (429) Atlante.’ Music. 11:00 KLX (509) Oakiand. Dance pre- Orchestra. WHN (860) New York. Orches- Pt. WHO (ane) Des Moines. seed | 11:45'P. “a. WDAF 00 ee Kansas City. em

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ere epcernage, 5 ett. Se | pel - .% 7 } ri : - - A 4 7~ . } : EP RY A ROR De Loge a Gv sa Coane - - APE Sassy Vouniy : 8 ‘ae ee oan ‘ 4 4 Pee Ine Ly bi ¥ man ee : a, 4 ax > ae ae > § eae c¢ ae | Re cae in eae eae sae 4 oe cares sid a: a Be «> 30) te ROA OL NE ONE a _ « ee ISSUE DAY'S — ~ Offering - Oversubscribed | and Sells at Premrum — Stocks Close Irregularly Higher—Profit-Taking in Part of List. Bry Leased Wire from the New Veork Bureau of the Pest-Dispatchk. y\ i Wy PORA X . - ring P, oF en tris Pp 9wAl I® malireriet foddy. su7s. ear . 4 4 “ a - m the : ai Gistr was Cra® free ti rarsn2@t ; e marnet © i ? FS = ¥ . 4 ‘= Fa 5 7 . 2 - An Le > = : up and “ and for ‘ 5 rT’ Ye > ‘pen market iss > surBr Pryere 4 i : : a- ton > w at was a:reac : nin : gD ca ere & - ern noire > a? in ~ a sec! > % . te . a a . . a? ad — 4) > me r lange Mean > the cals’ rate ‘a8 >* ce «2 4 ‘ne att POON ter e 7 : > t~or : | 2 : = A var . «f a. & . eee - a mf © 7 — > 4 = : 7 ‘ en Tree ; ; +(e 4 = . — a. > | _ qerTi vA ~ ¥ rad 7 ite 3 : ; c's : = a. e. _ = > Trt el . ; = , we : pttt? ‘4? : i’ Bas : . eT in A ii tabie 3 2 feund + ete Tis 5 Interna: ’ = “pre rt iTS Ieternma a Shoe ee i? » 115 Jenhneaen “ir oe Suns SPoe 44 9.9 TLa-tie i> tt | Lacie. je o cht pt =i Laclede Sie ‘ + ; Meares ~ = ‘ ie a is Mae-fifieaci= Stores ofd...... 182 1O4 e PYoaran em! ss ei ; 37 Nat Can 74 ee eos Bi Ptantievrs Mea ty pita. 4 Hires. ie fro “ante let pha b Clee STS yy iods WW pid } " Soul ia esiers met off.... eS & 107% Saecurtices | ..2 4.5 *x +7 = t Rke Mt & % = = As i nitea Raliwayre ofe $s t “mi Sarl aays CoH 7 Waeener Kiectroe Corp ce 4% 24% Wagner Electric Corp pf. . “0 Pe gn. Weber ace 44 a) = ate atin — ee ee — _ WHEAT IS STRONG = "ty Me CMCAGD MARE | “Ay. NS 74—Whest sdecrhed | aeavy ‘ont t aking ses and orices were | ; . . . : advanced toda. Heavy reduction m tre i'Draluth and New Orteans stn as gai en ¥ f ~ " er - a ~ « » ‘arn 7 : . — oe nN ; . ,* ever x Sere fectors » 4 th ry ~ +. =n ta> a ac - a z . Aa . , a. 72 1) sha tes Sn pe! ed . ce. “sia “at ee " So ed 2 . 3 - _ - " > 4 S 7 wa * - " ~ Future Grain Prices ; ST. isis MERC pa EILCHASG&® Nov. 24.—Folowing the cfficital re | ore of teuiays Grek as and ciwwsine ané 'oreviows ciose UW ioca!l martete aoc tue tatiomsa as cecerved from Sansas Cite and —— riga Ow. Cj}ose. Sat TWEE EE FRR at tags Peps” ~ tet of qustatens markets - EW _YORK BON . gud ae eve 68 - a sy tea beh = . - — we Bet 42 > ¥ we re ~ “5 = - a - - . s.¢ a _ wWs0tat #1 33 7 5 % Ws _ “| + 4 ’ ss ais : - ~ —~ = ee -.—.* e > 2 orm) Ba roa. 1.103.000 & Ween haied : eg > ; a = +g* oar az” & 45 602.44) .* ears af« \~ erect moderate £8 a evisions were ' St. L.. 136 4% Lod S iosa . tos ° r BELG 7M : — Atel ot ee sci: ra > tlltetnpit +h 2 10.689 00 = : a 2 , er ome” snd clostn te = a ae . ~s i = = iosv _* Lone Pe aed GEE 2 Vio D Ee x "oc : € = ( to ring = = + - . 7" , . rere @ yi? i “> ie Si 5 * _— is FF nA, we Se s ; - Slocks «= wR A Da i Sibie supplies eG ae -_ byte wheat for profit fro he start bet despite Chr fos’ ois. oe... a a then ete er Ome ' : _ 1o0o-—29 Aun. i " STOCK M ARKET A‘ ERAG Hates & Sa! LT i Toe 1a ne" | ~eday orp wae eipe wo -1nel act we tee erices ruled at ‘iecher ileve’s cc. Cc. iss i3s2 % Lae %-“% 3D ial’, SPaix cRLANDW— Prem 300-20, 160-15 Soy—* iv SA ; *. * .2.+-— eerie D - : . ~ Sin = 7 ; > o- 3% , 5 > a 2 METALS AND E or PME X : aa — .. 7 > s 7 ~~ PS el : ~t4 ‘Mw —— _ >. — —_ ~" =? a . ot . JU LY \ ia " - . ‘= ie i Pe he 3 rq - ’ 5 zinc INDUSTRIALS ndustria is 98.97 98.33.98 , Ts | The vite actualy decrewsea 1.2540 | say's advance Im North @merica suexested ce 1 140% 1 1406%>d isy%e! GB! Cache ee | s0e88 + “pon Wi Da ¥’s im Z ; Q @ — % | bushels amd Boucht a>edt ® shartty “isS | — = . S 4 a 7a - mS : 7 - - . ~ , m Ea lis = - . “ iz 5 ge ‘ 14 > ai hws a Be Lorn closed ract —— — —- | 2 » are 8 2 siarmes Ove “= “SK I > Las 1 he> “y | = EEL -SL, VAKI - ; 23 Seu 5 w4 . p _ ~ = ¥i ee ~ a§ A 4 - - 3 ~— um ofan vc er ark? SOT wz Ss ~ nes ——_— ~~ w hea oe gs = bd oa ill - ss rm a - =1LA’L Ti . _ tei— 4 ,vi—se i? = ot ss - b = ‘ = ‘ " _ 4 7 rf io ~4 . I 41 . . = -_ a 3 — * -— = =he “> * > y . ca p 4 xo - i j~7 4 -% 171-4 —=_ ' 7 _ 4 a sa .* ee : > & + =i) . i? “~~ = . 4 a : gh . 3 hirher fr arnooT vermo, ade 3 re st.” f 2s Z reiuctions =D - +s : i ae ag . .7 : > - > 3 aie an - : ea. a . . . Loi—3 ee | 13S SA . > s > # 4 ’ 5 ae | - . a - = a -* — . bees @8 cars of oats Yor t ? ff & gOocd genera teman far ng . - * > [_— at = nathan _* " ; ia 10% — 4 ; . Ae “s e - ; - - 4 _* a ~ - Set ates - ae | 7 i —“ 4 7 owe a 4 a , 5, -_ one te " -% I —~A—o- t, =~ fav? yor . 2 LS an Ss P + ys >= ee > -e hav ‘oc - ror ro - " ne- os ere c ~ 4. te. > ~ - reagan ¢ 7 Ww an? MS*, 2 2) > 21 WHEAT. December bid for Ne 2 hard « — 53 cae ae a aa : : " & \: 7 ¥ jay ° tuffa ir wae said that there was one es ‘ 74-% cal. won Gf cat bert => Ww 5 . i+? 7 ‘4 " A - — ‘ — —— : - “a pe *) + wa * :] 4 : - 7: | tois ~~ . a? ae f wa a Tv > a oe " akin and or ? 43 a & - - . & . = . § : &~ : +2 . - . a° ~ "4 G S e sacies tia oreveale ~BSinWs3 -aeaciz, 7 -—*. ere " - _ > or some of Loe Ww « . . - . - ei vo | : fh . . — : = . ; : " a 4 “ . 5s ° sicd*® - o™ 8 : : + ts 4 . is 7 “7 - .* ——- whet $i = is ia Mi.ers are «= . eo! Ns . - + at > —s > bm ize off Ls ¥ . . 4. . ,» - & + . « a 4 a : . Ce ‘ & rec * e Tee - 4 decrease of 1.734.000 bushels in e a ~ aOTe fERi \ 4 : : ; - ' - . : Ki ’ —_ - “ " '> 3 ix red = enea . td. 3 “? =I BD Supp. _ oe? = 7 n ———$————————-C omen - - — — : ? ? = . . e - + 2 - - . ‘“ ~.> i €%i for the erason were med- in May 2 _ i3sT* s\% 61365 136%5 Sad 4 denressing imflosses @ we" is ‘ ~ _ " . > . T .. = = asx - . Ps ~ ‘ ~ _ « S ~ - ‘ . ‘a . ~ ae ons ~ . . = p 4 a - : ~~ - a tg © * ja + ~~ J ¥ a = 2 S aaa 3s "ow ec ' a ¥ > wv — — 27 ? 7% gs =" , 0 284% 27% I34 'ix 28s : : : . 4 > so 4 337 : RN ae of Bi ec ~enied F : 40 39% ° 13950 1399-7 shows the fou 197% = & = ; : " . - - = . ae - . >: * ct . gains i*% @l‘s were wi a , * 1404 13M vo 8 i . 2 ss ; “2 Pa > nag) = 4 * - ~- = bs . ® ? ? = It $155% ee y $1 63>5¢% Ju.¥ ITLY RYE. — e wens: a8 44 B40 Sus ; 7%. 47 : : - Le ® - 4 > & 7 _ - - ->! $1 43¢@ % orn ed Sec owt ——— — = ——— “ore =~ TP asset $3 | il Bao , “1%, . mented om, ; i 4 is 4 > & IN 4 mixed ¢ pa ateos Si G4 iwc nigher, Dec. $1.14: May $1204 4; . eee Foe Ga i~@ ee 3% 15 840 = ~ e _ e 4 xv " — ) a " , a ii . - * . $s) »wed z* Oats we-e , 4 — Ree A owe 97 ~ - rs ™ — — . ow = . ‘ . — — 7 és 4. > a “Ss “ & - . _ fy 4: ~ _— ‘ . 4 : — ~ oy og ~ = “¢ - 97 — : . S%'° 2 =_ Nee ee ASL Is | Migher: Dec 53% @38e: Mar 38%=: July} ih Wicca, din ame eal oo te 108%) ao B 7 A : > . 7. = : = * / es a. ees $108: . sc ioe &c Ls oeed 5 to I74,c Greber: } advance = % ° race. 2 te 8. corn, esta. re pene; poe % 100% | “- . —_ —— : i i > ~ . = -_ -_ P ‘ . —_ - -* > ik im _- - oe = = om ”“~ -_ — ? t. * «1S _ . i 4 ‘ wee + veiw ' . 1 et ribs 2%G@ioce bigter and vewtes 5 cents , stares _ aser sac OS | west and flour 667.605. 3 rem 108 41915 Be re ’ ™ r . $i » a . co. 858 . eq a had =a ro x **s na s were ou sb PR ~ ? - 7 4 ~ " WW . . « . w “a S = rn g>erT a” + 22" aes. , (ever. seme o the lending jones showed » 4 " - . . > ‘ . i ' 4 _— = - ~- : . ~ -~ A WwW = a7 eT —nin t ~ = ’ | 1 = ow, a s Seu ry F > . 4 —_ - 2 : - . . = ” ‘ : a ‘ Si tey >: * - ox Pip - _— r ei: ie ; netiinn iesire to aceemt porefits on the Suiges and a> ages ne 3 * y ros". , oS 19 Can 4 "? e 3 “ $ 5 OATS wheat soc to exporters . hese exerted a depressing influence. The | > . S54 106 109 a © Nor 628 ¥ ~ s - y gon ‘ ~'> Sa " . oo Se = wae wOt Tepoertec Seabears reported €00.- | ow eat males were for ght receiots and - “«% 2‘ ye 57 Cana Pec & > * ~ a ra = . x al a2°s v~ 2 * 4 >> _. e a= ad _ = . a — - meaey - PRIw R =. 3 _ b. - « . . _ . “. a . . . 2 3 +* 2 2 - nats 51 @ a2 m) Susheis Foeat Tt zene. acs te bad a firming fiyence op the cash ; CRIMARY Siz 6% 8 es 38 caro CS _ 7" ™ . » = | . % _— asilaaie - : 3 a. = _ _ — ~ on - : , = . 300 Ooo ej “ ~ 2 taken *or ernst x on pare arker a a "2 »ut wr on - ror f1.4™ he § eat | a » > . 1m) 1~w4 190 34 Pr let “ef a & - a ae ak) ae * — a ci « on oe. 4 , ..52e|sel room was chartered ‘or %30.009 bu. | showed arrivals of ewer 400 cars buvers Corn ... (00%, 100% 100% 1485 C & 0 ‘ 5 ss ‘i . } . Pe? mB ae... . ; ~ ; anceniih & . . _~ ™ } orton - .. — Dy f*2 _ Thte gore? «7 es “a.* oeac « * +‘ ets ant? se wes wre? on oe . . 1o% il} 14 ~ oe o ’ . 3 Py 4 4 ‘ ‘ ~ a * = - = ou re = — —— a. : > ‘ - 4 — 7 . — = - ~ ~ =P a - * » > > rs : * ai. } _ ig \ + °o 133% 1335 — : 4 iT 4 “| Pitre St p 2 > 2 e.. aa s%) 97% ‘2 : x rf | =. & 4 .; 6 @& 2 ma = 4%, : : = -% QT tS ~ sc sé - = = — = ry M —~ — sy = iss i>” ise : + ae S as ; 33. — oe, 0% SOB /WIC G P) . “3 . . ‘ . ~ " ' r . ae “3 o7%'T = 12 Cc “ & . & > ‘ ; = : > >. 4%, | rs | cu é . ' . . me Reniogle * : . : 4% oes " — : ee 16 ash os | oh /% 1 100%)2 + 3 a 4 a -. - _* ~ * >? = .. 4% 1 _ Cc | ae iS '@ —infjo ss a 4S a oS S Sei sxtn | | | | ' ' | € | HIS rioting, pushing, fast-stepping age © of ours, with all its complexity, n- Mile 72222225 have attained its present development fa it not been for petroleum and the long fs of useful products which stem from this widely distributed raw maternal Today, when almost everything we do, from” , the felling of ‘trees to the keeping of ac} is accomphshed with mechanical © ia the refining of crude oil and the compounding of the numberless products’ derived from this base is_ one, if nof the most essential of all industries. a - - = = ™ > ~ . ‘ ~ ~ — + . . ws oy . z. Wa : ‘i, ms : mee _ 2 > > ra 3 tAILROAD= * = + ts + > . " - = * ~ % R 4 } Y ~ & > -— - ~ . ° . ‘ 3 yr 4 4 cre . - 3 . > ~ ‘ 4 —— ~ e > : 4 ; ._ > ~ . —_— . ~~ ~ 7 a ~ a x 4 4 . . = 4 - ~ + _ ~~ + - ’ 3 | 4 7. 5 . - * > > %; a 4 4 ° i « -~ = e z s ve > bad _— - 3 a. = j - oo 4 > * > > > . & ; - . > . — > ‘ *» . x - % _ ~ - ‘ dc e . " ae - - — a 2 > > —— « = aa . ~ kane _ . “; ~ e _ . - . wy ~ /\ Ve 2 “ . % rT. i- | - 2 4 % r é s —_— - - * . oo? ‘ ~ 4 o . _ aN = 7 ; ‘ ‘ os a - ~ o - . . * 2s 3 .s* * : * . . y - = =«=% Ss a. " ° 3 * 4 > 3 = = = - e > - . . - » ~ : an i‘ . ' A + ~ . . - = > : 7 a & ae , . * : ? 3 -+ %® +4 . é ——_ a 7 ° " s > . nd - “ -— - ~ - . i » ? Sal = > > * * -? o & y ; . = ™ ~ ” . : — . ~ . “ : ‘ % ; ~ =? . — ° 7 = “ . ” = ; ; > ed > > x 4 ~ “~ ~ - . a ; = ° Des “ “1 “ : ~~ ” ~ “ ; . . ~ > 7 > ~ ‘: * . i g g . 4 > : ~ ~ ~ ~ > > - t ~ . 4 : > = = sa a & -_ . ; a , r 8 rc _ ‘ . > . 3 = — . . * 7 ~~ . z > ? ~ & ‘ - S = : lien a ? .* . .% 4 * t.7 % 4 « — ? ~ * . «4 * = - 7 7 4 - = 2 + a : % - . - ~ + * " * . - a ~ = = = “ an * 2 " : ’ 3 > = . > — 7 A = : - 2 > ~ ~ 4 > . & + ‘ 3 ‘ . ~ . .. . , . - ? or . - . "= * — > > « % 4 * . ; * - — ~ + + - 44) a = : % . - « 4 = x = *- - ‘ ~ ~ — a - . _ at s x . . y * a ~ * . » a ag - » ~~ ~ - + c: ‘ > . : ‘7 “ : : $ ug } = « . ‘ . > «= . — _ © . z * : e ’ ~ ‘ “4 ae , : ~ 4 “ . . i, »™ " > 7 é ~~ Y - rs ry ~ = . : . ~ ~ ~ ' ; , _= AY ; $ 4 ; ’ . ~ *e . 7. ne _ ( a . = = ~ ; \-. 4 5 " oe - 7 : ~ é ~ ~ ~ — . \ ~» — = ei —— 5 : ~ ~ ~ ad ’ ’ “3 ; 3 ° " 27. ‘ . 4 _" . « wt wed = J = o ’ e : : ~ : . % a : ™ . > - — ‘ . — a > ? . . ._- . ~ > - a : . : 7 — - : - = =" » maw ~ - _ ; _- = so pOWwe!l yet discovered. Psa St Se & lm Desi «SS StRI STH STR RlLa 34 2 ON coe con — | M In the upbuilding of this great 1 ndustry ~ é ~ 2 Ss & , ; ‘4 » 7 + 7% \ 7 ad . icon Gee Petie fay me MRS RLM le ieee st nz 2 } Sante OS ee Sein : | Sime ak £e— XI aR : front of progress... ~ x4 “ ~ . ‘ > . I ~ ~ “ & ™ ~~ ~ ~~ > ma ~*~ - : ; « a We assis, SE OBE See ok Sa Today, skillful, highly trained men working =F ts ro és 3, 7 ae pe eee ee ee , with every facility which science, or t ed ae Se ae tae ECAR, | gee wen : own ingenuity can suggest, are striving med) WBE By 3. a gs wfreae San BO 2ST perfect still further, the scores of useful pr fee ees sees es eee , ucts going to the ic uae Bi? Teel st sims le Sas Maeeetes ee ee ete of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana). Throughout the ten middle western st Sst sik o™ i = ati 28 | in which this company mamtams ¢ ~ RES ~ Sse gis | a epg Dee eg ae Be be | uting facilities, is an ever-growing ¢ smi’ ta tg) i} 93 Sleiman 34) Ba) BS SSS 2 Sy 28 tion working, building to insure every B me See's ap So" See MS SS [Bement 8 US is i eS superior quality petroleum a) oan 24% - ss OS s | = 3s 33 oeygse | And always the company is looking i AP pt L or& arm! orm — a3 7 Sal ara are oy Ss . oe } T as = 7 3 "“& —- +25 . : - ~ . . ~ ie . a ahem a mete — ~ N ~ : * a 4 4 4.3 Niaska 2 | ; of the Standard i Company ( day—office boys of today are bemg Sik ; ‘ a. se EST 2 24 ; ’ -_ ~ ~ . ~——- . e is ‘? "eg ‘ . 7! . et ~ ~ —_— --> " > * .* ~ : re a5 ati St > SOME aN MELT re ree Ey is + . - 1m S . =" ~ Ke a “’ —s % . a ‘a2. Tea bi 04 : . '_* 4 , . corresponding inv last rear: * a a : ? ome 18 00U. sheer | for on 3 iM 4 42° ; » 4 , nd mu 5 aher ae a . . , —- oo - ° ae PEMETES | TLE period “ , ~— a os 4 O NEW YOR Now 24.—Bar silrer 45% Bates Maced ake o * : AM? bales . & ee ent err ar = . . Mesxicas to acs SS % . ere a Fee eee Ta 242iG a- as iw eo) 4 =e Thr —_ 7 “ARIS. Nor “4.—Pricee mowed 2G © ear’, sche D a che ens ange exis | 0 emi mentee ot? francs Exchange on Ler. "F ‘ace erests pertiy against salee of ‘ . Seef steers were mostic °5 vs LC a ' - —« - > 9 é > ba = “ _ J ae % Trace 30 centimes ere og |) tases Sees Sf as * wiG@er differ. tr te @nus ets showing «ver nor STV + a a 3, . ~ = . “ . 7 ~ * ~\ ’ ; ; ~ ~~ ~ + e . os : ** " ** ® . a * . ~ : . - > > . >| . ~ ~ ~ as " ~ 7. e 2 ~ = ; . ~ ._** 2 - . ‘ ~ ~ ~ ~*~ « " e = : > é ~ ~ . - + ad o 7 ] & - % ms . . : . ~ . = ™ ~ ~~ ~ : ——— ===} METALS AND EQUIPMENTS. HOG MARKET IS SLOW Clearings, we Sdver ar iz, its . i723 iT2% °° | AND PRICES ARE = “"' ; The S _owis earine House Aseoma- as a . Pia a ee “; Ls -ik% 1 SATION A! STK TA — Sh nade - ain 4 widen? = COTTON pg 5 ul ae Oct. 25 The market was « , a ~ ven 4 a? ht : * ™ late = et SH 7 Pw, mh > : tus 7 Liz “ey * arr is F ~_ oS? “et? > hens be 2a a Siac aa (fT - ~ -arc ‘ , Ses eae, Selo tme IN NEW YORK MARKET 225° pes Su i ~ . he ig} ow ~~ 2 4 ‘ '. : = ”" P i . ~~ i ee -4 ; os , ‘ : > : eae eo Fa! re om: ce > | Serr hl rea, ™, sal ~* hyo we ver eo Peni ne Wes “ron at rain ih t ste rs and nel’ R os = * NOW TOR Nevr 24 {a7} mores ( 2nc «pects me that the notices would be loc Wwe annexed to olen een - . ae &&™~ i Tet a oe mntance. ° * ne ~~ ~ ~ "yer 5 ger ¥y . ‘he "ear ~ omth eres im? re ry “7 f as See f : bal Were etere As ane a oe n | eerted Oy trade interests which were oer rearlings also unchanged at $2 °: + : N —— ort ; Ca ito: ~~“ ieres of Bier reeymetiis Pecee steadied - Sa : peut = wth Decemter advancing & weialiors: Teef gimere ane : ' . = : = ee e.3.4 ae anwar "i? 4 7% r 2° ; t mye - ~* ge Ss " ? +>. big 2 eer - ; - - me o -_ 4.95 24 73-25 233 a8 “1 wes, Sut general Susiness tapered off| HORSES AND MULES —reten, le ia -, ow . Zz. - - “ = " - re — . : - 4.45 =4.90-62 724.38 er Se mors S. and the market was ceint=s in this department were May .....>m [6.73 92 eeq 8626. apf CO! Perativety quiet at midday with ~- read most Th ~ ¢ ’ | Puir ~*~ 33 os ae a (“ary ruling sareund T4 —a . eo (SRO Cent of which — - a +s - +> SO Seeo 4.06; — e* fig =e or about ees OF a - 3S | mules oes no ———-w |} OORMtR Bet hieter . March, a =~ By “4 20e. Tulr. 24 Se ; steady - “ta & oa See. ™ — otten svet | Sins “died BOeu! steady wit leet «week's | ¢ ' ; ivilar was guotec at 1S francs S9% ~y,. 82 advance of 4 to 34 points on cover mg STReral wun of Ouile came im for » lYSec! i, tree | Omerteted ‘¥ *, en. et enc Lin er TO moles ee “ a hile i iw te 15e and im spots Oo SETVICE From crude petroleum come the readily procured, best and cheapest iul - , and from the same most economical, eS ES pe et ietin ties | most mobile and most compact source @ ago are Direct has been marked by a mi the thirty mullion people : ‘ _—— -* ” neem oi - r . ee : ' 74 ; .o eee ‘ = Se = SW &. TERE rate ©), (SrOMPtyY stooped ews and canner and cufter cows, Sto cer | West Coming of ©. affered at 24% sc 3 |(en Active mottas sek? abeut Ti t 39 | 20d feeder steers did mot show as ech | = — MESS B RSPRIAGE 4? # uy es Yo : iy me ©) ~ oo Suv x g 36 Q . * ” +s ‘* 7] an Th « a? a oe ne - Sieve £s . F +s) 7 ~ A a © Lot he Pen ©; o — iF) “o @« a cpxy * See4egar Seitesdse #7 € om . t 4 #P 2 oe ed oe TFS FS ee bet et ee te? @ — 22E3C3RR8Z8ERESE SER FABEAIZEF FF FPLEE as #2 Byes. w “usu $4444 fon: oO : mee ™ » Reh renee oe WO yy = i SwSE be ~~) al oes G. a tm i ia - if S093 ¥ . 3778s eget £ “aa” we | ee . é Ps ~- ge Seeraatuiadseca & Rae 8 kePR > a3 sf re | 4 {2288353 (Indiana) mh? cand ~ = e328 S2uke fe 48 “— uskus fe # i old al ee ge oe 3238 8 Ge OF err » stulect «© # Se of se Feenen § ed a84 3%: as 0°83 & th Soe <a ENR Bnei? et oe anit ae OR Rate

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ISPATC dere te eer nse A oid, = omen ee ae ———— ~~ ~- KCHA NGS official re ured and | rr ey YORK, Nov. an ouo- ~ vu quotati Clie and b- arkets: ions in ¢ ae ie 0-day bills eee $4.52% & « | DU-Gay bil pat. on b ~ | Quotations in ceate D s $4. so | FRANCE —}!ra . a man £04,000 a year ago, and 153% b | ITALY—Lire 1) bi patie ‘ sma? 0¢. $11 397 a Y gan | SWITZERLAND Byars” SF ale ——Peseta DPD bb isu b |! RECT POL AND—Zlens D 491 133 8 | CZECHO-SLOVAKIA—C,o ~ AVIA— we | AU STRIA—Crowe _ “ RUMANIA—Leu D 52% | PRAZIL—Milreis D at. 50 the edre Snipping demand Foreign Excha; —- he a *) ~ ° DENM ARK—Krone~ 0 SBe. t— Or ‘achma T) i +2. #2 Pa IS poor and rly ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — EVV YORK BONDS NEW YORK CURB MARKET eens . * *¢ | ~“Gliicago Provisions Tp.Fiaes ene CHICAGO, Nov. 24.—Provision Market close and ranges follow: \ 3 Post-Disve r 1 UT ORK. th arn and $9.57 i means ’ 23.81 ‘ te! “i i — iN ICLLAND— Morin D 40 ¢. q ARI RITY._ ____ Ais | High. | Lew. . Close, -454160% a | SWEDEN—kKrone D 368! SVERNMENT pee SOEs. Nov er -——Following {s an offictal list Exchange today with prices st of bonds traded in on the | gales today were $21.600, 00 Up to and including the close of the 0, against 10.403. 000 Seraneay. 16.751,- .000 two yea 4 to date sales were $3.56 5,712,000 two years ago. 5,576,000, against "$2. 01, 500,000 a Baies. SECURITY . | High. Low, Close. 98 | 9—20'100—15,109—20 . W 4 j100—15 '100—18 100—18 Li 1st “| 106 %& TOKIOW—Yen D B8Ra: > ys ree o1—21, 101—21,101—% 21 OSTREAL “holla s1.o0, gamit Ya ee a oF G NE—I Xx a - _ 101— 120 i, - : FL EB 38.2 awe ‘97-42 ? '101—7 101 fs) 1] 4 ; ——— one — ’ Lib 2U) i > & } ed — , Ais” ark eee cena Shivoing meee jyo1—s 101-3 101-3 aaeut nD che Quiet. the yo et . _ 2 "34. os ke : continued oe 4 bold at PE ec « Ub. ‘01—18 101—14101—18 114% (dermining the morale’°. the: fla. Megs UL 3. 14 101-13. '101—-14 sposess yUntirs onti 4 e 4 — 0l— igs arrive es apeiron offer alla, a 101 | 4 m iti big 3 b Be. ae oe in other Erains R , 33-38 102—0 | 102—1 102 — | sion houses Hy et) throug '105—11 !105—20 - SSR Profi+ in — : | : v D7 %n ers a gp “ oY ome of tae H Dit ff Pb 1 “ ited, States -Aberiy instance. & SAE ‘ributors exhibit e@ ‘ ol Stery f. tT oe a iy and ven'y- ——— | bought Dre Tlous} Vv on oor Ben 4 to re r . ' . ae otiar. and bot 1A ly ; ae Was in £04 Foe ma —— ana that Product had "} ‘Tom Ve aaa oe pressure prompt ted enc tone | ‘on! IGN B ON NDS. 136% / & depressing infiner the EE : dtm) Ob % and bellies. flue: Ce ON “OS “9 8) The visible £7 > IPDlyvy of 139 %&% - 34 | “ge the following cima : Petipa or the week: Wheat Saewene S Weeee””6=Cg. 45 —Wi«wi# ie i2-. ,;corn decreased 279. 000: aap. 1,2; ~sa | 245,000: Tye increased “8 Oats a par: sed 64._00( ‘009: Clear | 000; arances: “Wheat Pi 000: “103 1024 Eamgel we | wheat an id flour 667.000. ¢ barley age Mi a, ee port. How- | oer RECE!PTg, oat + sete showed # | wy, ocay. Last Week. En xe 2 Ip » Bulges and | — SOI R.O0N w 2465. : , ence. The | °°" ---.-.. 1.167.000 687. . Teceiots and |Vats .. 1.150000 106 ly 106 : on the cash | PRIMARY SHIT ..| 9845; BS%, J" @ revision | Wheat ~LR25 O00 1 AR “44. NE%, Bo | 95 ore buvers | Corn e+ee. 357,000 .. 100% 100 %|100% 6 a a A ‘late 471 2.00 fe 100% 100% 100% 45114 110% 111 > 100% 100% 100% 8 Sree its complexity, concen raw material. pt everything we do, from Ss to the keeping of ac shing, fast-stepping age ievements, never could’ sresent development had roleum and the long list which stem from this one 94 1100 % 100%! 1100 3 ‘104% 104% 104% 94%! 95% | #1 / 95% > Dw be ~ D> BOoOoSCCDTMPT to SAS oSAoaiee PRFLEZEF FF FREE EFF mili ne” BONDS ee = - —_ ANy SORIA ning of crude oil and the he numberless products base is one, if nof the ll industries. oleum come the most best and cheapest lubri- lases, and from the same line, the most economical, most compact source of ed. f this great industry the pany (Indiana) has been nced worker on the foré- hly trained men working which science, or their suggest, are striving to the scores of usefu! prod- public under the brands . Company (Indiana). n middle western states ipany maintains distrib- h ever-growing organiza- ing to insure every per- ry getting standardized, — etroleum products he here he wants them. :pany is looking forward, iz for the years to come. J years ago are Directors Company (Indiana) to- oday are being schooled, yped for places on the from now. mpany (Indiana) is proud — ; made in keeping ahead | lieves that each progres- marked by a milestone | rty million people of the — Oil Company _ ae | Avenue, - Chicago — e . . 43% il ae | 4 ’ ‘ 2>329~“5~“9 4D MD -3. +3 BY 3 .. FESS FRR CF ELA >2>ovD> ® B-~i 25 ¥ % 100% 100% fod 190 % *41:106% , / 190% (100 ‘106 % |106 2 108 [10% "52 O7%! aie 964 wuts , easy 108%’ 108% ~~ - se we * Sa 90 3$SC OPC bs’: 26, s 100% =6 Sou B Tel us ‘54 ys int UH % | 034% 17 st G&éE 6' 3s ‘33 103%, 103 (103% 2U Steel & [ 7s ‘51. /1i6' a, Yio’ 4 Ld : P bs °42 UG | JS % 85 4 S Rub 74gs 40/104 14 1044 | lU4t 'e Ss Ms Sadie ae 85! . 4% 54% 1100 %. 104 10U%, 100! /101 " Steel ‘bs. "63 104% | eit 2 7s SA °47.' 73 | 72%) _7%e '37..| 15% 46% | 5% tf "STI % 45% 3 101 O1 24 Western E 5s ’ Gs 2 101 9 4 16 West El 7s ‘31. . Rats : Willys O tt*%s ‘3% 99 * | 994 W RA 7s 41.101 101: . 37 W & Co lat és 41 9:? ted by *: " * 149 Wil & Co ev 6s"! 109 W & Lo 7Jios : 1s Y S & T Gs Special to the Post-Digpatch. NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—Following is a traded in on the New York stock fesues, sales of which are in full) market today. list of sales, highest, lowest, closing and Sales of stocks are tn 10-ehare lots and sales of bonds represent $1000 face value each: revious closing prices of securities except in tims case of Standard Oi! —_ Prev. Salee—Gecurity. High, Low. Close. Close. Sales—Securitv. Prev. High. Low. Close, Clos¢, Prev. Saies. Securi High. Low. Close. Clos~. STANDARD OLLS. INDUSTRIALS. ee —— eee DOMESTIC BON DS. A A Oil.) T7411 iv | 17%) 17% B Scry ./226 115% 115% 3,300 Vac Oii.| 80%) 80%), BU) 80% INDEPENDENT OILS. oe eo? @ * RAILROAD BONDS. 37 AT&SF g 48 ‘5. SS 5s | 5844, 85% 60 A T &8Fg 48905. 885 5 | S8%| 884, ay 54 | ai S314—° 84% ‘ 102% 103 *e*eeew#eeee #-e “eer eeeeeeel 115 B & 134 BOR & P co Ate 5s ‘62.. 39 C Nor deb 6%s8 46 117% 57 Can Pac 4s perp. 79% 39 Caro C & O 6s '52,1061% 1054 10 100 C P Ist ref 45°49 87%) | $05 C & VU evt 5s 46 101% i¢ CcC& OG 4s ‘82 nn tenet & stP db ‘63 101% 103 % gen 5s Tiles "de ° ] con 4s *“ee3w#«eeeee#*# * 08% 103 '103 *79 106% 106% |1' UG Y Bir) 91 Oo . 100 v9 % '100 10) 1% (101% ot 1 ae ‘ 57) oD 7s 49 114 i *., Qupr- _ BM ZAALZLZZALZE =z oj Zz qo ‘Z £442, N 4% 57 : AW let 4s ae f 4s cf 42 on 4%s8 62 B 4%s 46 i a > Se ° J > ax SR c AAAAZ 4 5 ~ Diato— -}—- mw gl KWOFF 122 VY Me weg” Ores SL rfe 4s” 2A OWRRN 4s ‘61 a Se “Oe «48 oh Pa gm 4%s 65... P cons 4s Ss of ‘64 + pat bat 2.9 roo a Qn7r Wis ) 86%) 87% '100 100 eer renveeaeeetee ; KCSL ‘4 atte 41 APlet 46 435° Bo W Oil] 1*1 |} iei He eospe Lrit-Am OQOj!| 35 | 35 Carib Synd! | 7% ee 16} dy | 16's 74%). ° $3000 one sc $6000 cit &$ oer] “1113 17 Crfe Syndé 10%) ber O & Ht} 5 ly | Euc Ol] Co, Federa! O1}} Canade O}l | G Oil of Pa, 67%, 6U ls Kirby Pet. ; 3%; 3 Lago Pet. = 4%] } leat Am it! 32 Ce Mex Panuco) 60c | Mount Prd | 18%! 18%| 15% | MO V cfsj 12%/ 11%! 11%\12% No Oi] & Gi 10¢ | 10c \ ral &c Peer O rt 1% “ ne 66% b. pt OD et et et et et ~ ee *eeet tS NE et) 128% 128% 129% i ' 47 | 47% pet | oa) oe ee North American Cast Dividend | Basis Raised to 83.40. Niw YORK. Nov ~The a! 4 basis of the North A erice? mon stock was i' creased f te $3.40 » share aj rectors deca ared the regu ar Overter idend of 2% percent payable in common sto™: the x ffer itn ileu of stock wrs 60 to BS seaiie a share n tine with the rise In the market of the stock which has taken niace fin nayment of the last quarterly 4ividend | Bond | Saies—Continued | Sal es. SECURITY. eee a rt awe “101% 191% INT 1103 1103 [102 107%. 107 * 107 Bam 55% 46% 47 23 an eed , | f4y' 84% t n P evt 4s °2 Ao ref 4« S00R . Vea Rv 5s ‘6° 95% Wab ist 5s ‘39. 11007 “e 100 % | 100% West Md 4s ‘52 | 64%! 64%! 64% *) ~' With more than 140 Auto- mobile deaths in 1924 in St Lovis, why risk an-- other day without Acci- dent Insurance? H. MARKHAM & CO. Call Central 100 American Telephone & Telegraph Co Thirty-Year Five Per Cent Collatera) Trust Gold Bonds, Dee Dec. 1, 1946. Coupons from these mnnse, yable by their terms why yey ~ fice or agenc Tork or tn Boston, wil) be Tork et the Bankers Trust Wall Street. or im Boston at the ja Nations! Bank. HB. BLAIR-SMITH. Treasurer. 3 Peer Mot 25 P TCC p wi; 384% yy Rad Corp , 2 Rego Mot 0 Swift Int). 1 Swift & Co eee GSO uc Ps ee a cr Dis waQn we CO F wOODro— © # CO 9 Cr i 2p - oF — | aoe = 2 O89 © oe | og: oe: 148 an Min 6 tac 104 1103% 104 P B 890% 80 90 ! | 96%) 96%) 0615) N4% V7 % | ebes 97 m8 98%} 98%)... ° ga ga oe SC Ed Sal Wiis) A! 92 Sapien a Elec 1g %4 105 % 105% 105% 107 94%) | 3 Dr Co 62101. 100% | 100% 101 | U BR of Hay "| 7 ioe 109 %4'109% '109 4/109 % 55 | 97% ’ _- 103% /103% 103% 103% si Seas nea 306% |. 20. Close. 14.40 14.32 November January ev ef ee © * 12.60 | $s 12.97 November Januery 14.62 November *e ee © ese 13 20 3. 13.2 January | Produce Elsewhere | CINCAG®. Nov. 24.—Poultry, alive, higher: fowls 14%G ale springs > roosters loc: turkeys 27c: geese Itc: ducks lic eECai Nov. 14 7 fowls. s 24. —Poultry altve. springs. oe: Cc: geese. : 24. Butter, hi 3 : Standa AS: | s0 . Sec; firsts 38 ; “e838 un re- firsts 13 @ be. ordi- Se; refrigerator extras firsts Joc YORK, Nov, 24.—Butter firm; receipts 1930; creamery higher than ex- tras 46@4644c; crea'nery extra (92 score), “CHICAGO. Nov. creamery extras 4; fimo FOREIGN BONDS. 45%c: do firets (88 to 91 score). 3724 +c; packing stocks current make No. Con Cp Min Cort Silver. Dia Bik But SAGE Tonopah Er United V & U sS Contl Wenden Co; West EB Ex! 15¢ | 14c { 14c {..... G of F R 7s | of’49 . 84%) 94% 14 IMB of F 7s) 94% / 94%) 9414. LAHEP6%s 85 | 8&5 a pal od «! ee i*eeeee 2. 26c. Eggs irregular: regeipts 5336; ex- tra firsts 62@65c; Go firsts, 54@6lc; do, second, 46@52c; do, poorer, 37@45c: near- by hennery whites closely selected extrag, 77@80c: nearby and nearby western hen- nary whites, firsts to average extras. 62@ nearby hennery browns, extras, 70 Pacific Coast whites extras. 727@ Po firsts to extra first 62@7l1c. ee Eee Refrigerator extra firsta 39'4c@40c; de firetes 38@39e. 18,642; Lead lem uoted et $8.82 % ver 100 ibs. . Louis, tbe. ood Nov. 24. Wome spot £63, 104d; fut ivtic. spot 197 104; 57 futures . : futures “37 a zinc £34. 15s: 34. 4 jee. DOMESTIC BONDS. NEW YORK. Nov. 24.—Copper e.ectroivtic. apot 13%: eutures "13% @14 AG & E! 6! 95%! 95 Am. Ice ai nea : 7 B E4 56 wii100 %/|100 1143 2 CSP & L 6si 94%4| 94%! Cn Text 8s! +h G 54 | 95% 103 94% 59 |. a 44 8 100 %!. a Cc. 58 106 % [106 %) |10$ % 104% yA | 64'4'. | B4%: 83% 41 97%] 97% ’ 98 O be. Be 08's) 98 4 " Age 5 105 %!. 4 w68) 98% Tin steady. spot and futt ‘ye Lead steady 66206 BS 55. Antimony. New York Rubber. ribbed sheets spot 34% New York Silk. NEW YORK, Nov. per und: Kanas! $6.60% 6.75: Kansai best No. 6.30: Shinahu No. 1,° $6.20@6.25 ton extras 14-16: $6.00@6.20: couble extra £8 Can @7 45. last voted at $6.82% ver copper spot firm: NEW YORK. Nov. 24.—Rubber emoked 24.—Raw silk prices cracks 1. $6.25@ Shang- hal-China steam fi! gold double deer. $7.10 Cheese firm: receipts state, whole milk flats fresh, fancy to ue clals 21@22c: do average run 0%. State, whole milk flats, held, fancy to fancy special) 22%@23c; do average run, 20% @2ic New YORK. Nov. irregular: no freight quotations. Chickens, hy express “5@28c: drollere by express 32 @40c: fowls - express 194300: by express 35@40 steady: chickens 23@45: old roesters 1L5@22c: turkeys. 30@43¢c: South westerns 30@41c: nearby 535 0500. do. gf ron. 38e. Butter, Eggs and | Poultry | ST LOUIS BUTTER, EGG Ane oY gp TRY EXCHANGE. Nov. 24-6 nd commission houses y vaid ay “follow- souptry shi cies ing prices to farmers ané coun for round tots of — Ee . us (gemall jobbers are = a a y o—Frresn ndled. Sle: ordinary fireta, Bee o 45e: cases re turned lOc 1 24.—Live poultry BUTTER Creamery. extras. 48 %c: standard . 1 @A2c: fi rets. 370: seconds 33¢; packing s.ocks, 22c. IEESE—Per und Northern twins. eNWwe ‘sing! ” 1% Pir: longhorns PIabONS Reb Meaua Cs "Live pigeons -, "B00 1 ie eg A y i dark at abe per ib. LIVE IL —_ — heavy. irc; ight. 13%e: cocks 1. leghorne 13 \%e: broliers chickens, 10c; eghor sorting chickens. T3UASH—tleme-grown hubdbdard. per box Pumpkin, 75¢ 100 ibe. SALER RAUT—1 ew city mate, $1.50 peares barrela 7.50: SPINACH Homegrown. bu. bow: Arkangea, bu. Daeket TOMATOES—California lugs. repacked. $275: repacked S-bachet: cretes, $5.50. FRUIT, APVPLES—Barreled jonathans. No. ! 37 to $7.50: ben davis, $4 to Ri 75: gan, $5; grimes golden, $6 a to winteaup $5; yorksa. $4.50 $6; buntaman, 36s to OGe. $3 to $4.50 to The ° par Ib. per 100. 10c to #0 per basket ge La vhanidn eb-ecart crates. LEMONS—California, $3 to $4.50 per box in selhinpping way ORANG 39 RA! LES—California. $450 to PEARS—Home-grown ketfer. 60¢ te See vag LIONS = Alabame, at ADVERTISEMENT CRANE CO. Resolved: That all Reon om bead gh ry es of this swage 4 of record Decem be paid extra compensation her ao amount equaling five per rent (5%) of the wages or salaries received by them respectively during the twelve months ending December 1. 1924. 7b5e per bu box JAPANESE GA-haaket crates. $2 of one and three-quarters pe: cent (1%%) on the Preferred Stock and one and eve-quarter per cent (144%) on the Common Stock be, and the same hereby is declared, payable December 15, 1924, to stockholders of record December 1, 1924 Resolved: That an extra dividend of one per cent (1%) on the out- standing Common Stock be and the same hereby is January 15, 1925, to ders of record January 2, 1925, 100 Ihbs.: bome-grown boxed cobbliers. *. ‘Oo 60c. FALSIPY—Home-crown 50c to 60¢ per H. P, BISHOP, ia Secretary. November 18, 1924. — New As all of these Bonds have been sold this advertisement appears only as a matter of record. $100,000,000 Government of the French Republic EXTERNAL LOAN OF 1924 TWENTY-FIVE YEAR SINKING FUND 7% GOLD BONDS Dated December 1, 1924 / Due December 1, 1949 Interest payable June 1 and December I NOT SUBJECT TO REDEMPTION PRIOR TO MATURITY, EXCEPT FOR THE SINKING FUND In the Loan Contract pursuant to which these Bonds are to be issued, the covenants to as a Sinking Fund, $4,200,000 annum, paya eon a comuelie one-twenty-fifth of i ametient January 1, 1925, being sufficient to retire uch Fund nts are to beapplied tothe purchaseof Bonds, if obtainableat or below Suck Sinking Waet _ ae tion of Bonds, called by lot, at 105% and accrued interest, or if not so obtainable, to the r than out of the Fund. accrued interest, such interest in either case to be paid ot to se rednamnetis et anls pele Lt Fund on December I, thereafter prior to maturity French ble in 1925, or on Coupon Bonds in denominations of $1,000, $500 and $100 Principal and interest payable in New } ‘ork City at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., in United States gold coin of the present standard of weight and fineness, without deduction for any French taxes, present or future. In connection with our purchase of these Bonds, M. Clementel, Minister of Finance of the French Government, has addressed to us a letter dated November 22. 1924, re- and referring to the French foreign debt, bud- arding the purposes of the issue : : ae tion. Copies of this letter may be obtained at the getary position and economic situa offices of the undersigned. THE ABOVE BONDS ARE OFFERED hae SUBSCRIPTION, SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS STATED BELOW, AT 94% AND ACCRUED INTEREST, TO YIELD APPROXIMATELY 7.58% TO MATURITY. All subscriptions will be received subject to the issue and delivery to us of the Bonds as planned, and to the approval by our counsel of the terms and validity thereof and of ed at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co. atl0o’clock and will be'closed in their discretion. The fight is and also, in any case, to award a smaller the relevant documents. Subscription books will be open A. M., Monday, November 2}, 1924, reserved to reject any and all applications, amount than applied for. The amounts due on allotments will be payable at the office of J.P. Morgan & Co., in New York funds to their order, andthe date of payment (on or about December 9, 1924) uill be stated in the notices of allotment. Temporary Bonds or Interim Receipts, pared and received, will be deliv ered. First National Bank, New York Guaranty Company re New York Harris Trust & Savings Bank Kidder, Peabody & Co. The First National Company, St. Louis Mississippi Valley Trust Company York, Novernber 24, 1924. The above offering is confined corporations and to to banks, savings brokers and dealers actually engaged ss J. P. Morgan & Co. Brown Brothers & Co. Wm. R. Compton Company exchangeable for definitive Bonds when pre- The National City Company: Bankers Trust Company, New York Lee, Dillon, Read & Co. Mercantile Trust Company Federal Commerce Trust Company institutions, trust companies, insurance companies, in buying and selling securities as a business. Government monthly instalments 5% and The Bonds are ber 1 of any year Resolved: That a quarterly dividend | 105%. Higginson & Co. fetes icles ae Selby I Magy ie Mass ERR OR hoo . ~ ~ et LN ORR NU Sie NEE a at MMOD i ihn 0 AO yg whee aes! ee ee ee ttre ame te os 4 on carbamene rye. tattle ainiin Min. natin als ae aeniehing oo aati ~ eres ~~ OS me parm MET Oo oe > WG tial * ont 1 NR il Si ae EEE AI LIE INE ME: LOR NE A” ae SNC arma

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alon ~ > ame . ~ , ’ . ’ ze } y > has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Fiction and 32. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See " eo tN ¢ ——— —_—_ —— the W Every Turkey if Inspected (7. by an \Siereer Expert and Pro- nounced Fancy - No. 1 : Dry Picked and : Up to ? Piggly Wiggly Standard of Quality LY “ “| Dry Picked Per Lb. amd db Festival 37° WIGGLY Not One Single Scalded or No. 2 Dry Picked Turkey Will Be Sold in the xg St. Louis : Piggly Wigsly Stores or Markets Fancy ii No.1? Your Guests Will Be Pleased If You Serve a Piggty-Wiggly Turkey. CRANBERRIES 2a 280 Ocean Spray 22¢ Ready Prepar- ed, . can JN UTS NEW CROP » BRAZILS Wasseo Lb. 20 ALMONDS Ste. Lb. 26c WALNUTS crironia Lb. 36c FILBERTS “°':.t2,° Lb.25c Mixed Fancy,Lb.28c PECANS eens Shon! Lb. 70c cormatalb. $46 SHELLED, LD. 90¢ . bd 3 CELERY CALIFORNIA Fancy, Large, ic Bought Specially /DATES \ DROMEDARY, Package. 20c Pecan-Stuffed Dates, 8.0z.Pkg.,18¢ FIGS Pitas iso. 22C F1GSonerries & Pecans PRE, 17¢ PRINCELY “ss FIGS, 14¢ RAISINS ===> 15-07. 13¢ Uro Brand, Seeded, 3 for 25e Premium Shred, Qid-Fashien Sugar | Xe Cured, ,-Lb. Pkg.. - * (ONT BAKERS === 16c| JNU] BAKERS SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Ale Discsue 99¢ ee Table size; *. AFIN® 2 LOC | ? 27c¢ seller x 7 faction for Years $1.08 size . — Has Given | ? Extra large: $ 3 , / Pigg \ [stores Closed raursoay Open wranr unric 8:30 ) f .LIBBY’s, , Heinz, Med. 49, \ | | PLUM PUDDING No. 2 can 42¢° Smail, 20c, size, 42¢ -- 7—-FRESH FRUITS— GRAPEFRUIT ““"s= 10c Fawey APPLES fxs" 3 Lbs Jonathan . ¢ DELMMOUS., THE BEST POU Ds oF Yum Wust a yea ane ; ORANG (alifernia Vaveis, 45c 4 ES dueen Jn t . . , eI BANANAS “= *™ “= 8'.¢ *¢ \ poand A | FRUIT CAKE | Made im our own bakery from me Mrs. an old-fashioned Southern recipe. Xo substitutes. Nye’s “tt Tastes Like Mother's” 2 in Carton. Ts ——p 4 a \ /— VEGETABLES — PUMPKIN, Any Size, Ib. . . 2c LETTUCE == 9c Loran Zz SWEET POTATOES ‘“"""-6';c BRUSSEL SPROUTS, ib. 35c \ CABBAGE, per pound. . 2c ) / re LOAF CAKE Mrs ICED—CHOCOLATE. | , CARAMEL ORM Nye APLE $s Wrapped. sanitary CARTON. A large quantity helps \ make a low price >. & @& 8 & «& Remember Your Saving Is Net en a Few | SELF-SERVE AND SAVE Leaders But a Saving on Every item oe PIGGLY WIGGLY CUTS THE PRICE ON EVERY ITEM a —— TUAN CHI-JUI INAUGURATED AS CHINA'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE Incumbency Temporary, It Is Said. Tatil Conferences for Ad- justment of Aftairs. mye | ~ = - - = i, PERRIN Nor. 24.—Tuas ae. farmer Premier of China anc _ . y * Fue ~* wf - -”°--— ae leas - of ° | ARTY at =e: ; , _— — +47 ‘ary party. tedar was inaugura:*c - » —? = “a * = se chief exectitive ot tre new GO. > —_ - -~ - " - > - " Ts. 2 ~-— 2 a — ew foreigners pose pres _ - a 27. ms ta Fo oe ” ivisers = ¢ - (2° ger = ™ - * . - a — . — Tt". on _- = -_ - ~ ~ = Tae _ on ~_— > m** ae - -— = . - . “are en used and 3 = ~ = = ~2 as o * 2 la 3 : iverue. Ww - ai Py ° _— vyins T . Sein x ex 30 p. m. from Utah an What gift of anywhere nearequal value Exclusively in St Louis at our stave.) te : With core ind abandon entails so small a cash outlay? Never before have we assembled se ) eas iiaeiadin maa wi attractive and varied an assortment of 2 avenues There are 1,500,000 Hoovers in use m fine lamps on our customers. They im ; : The ms were Elmer Cara America today. Housewives ee 3 well, 3594 rta avenue, wh now regard The Hoover as the ae 4 France 4% : ane ans deeailihs itaamatiea at oo standard, reliable vacuum Genmane aide ; 43 = 3 "arte - a 4 eucsing saree es aaa enn sw rc. You cam make no japan China — rates TOREE 4 ee hal st $= at Penns mistaxe mn buying The Hoover. Io morins to Day on 5 lighe ball WIL, eedictabda att ttttt lll ALA. ae | en n Sippne eg stree "Our . or cine eps 4 North Se , 6OCOA EWSBOY HQC nteenth street. w st 4 ents 7 or i, DLLME souri arenue. The . oye ceenwoes n> agg one rag ge Lamps at Half Price or Less Laps have a prefered post ie ac une icigec tom on this year’s gift list. ie . PRAGUE DIVORCEES HAVE — - Because we have stocked a large variety of decorative As one woman, who son eae v ; rates! TFL he chan eight boudoir lamps to Pee: Sad amps frOm ail parts of the wort.id to meet the change $62 aM ps ire ™% tribute among . Law Library and Club Periodical ard lamps in stock forms and finishes at one- lamps be Included — bt ugqipment half price or less. I _ of Alimony Squad. ae . os ; ~creupandense of the Ansacineed Tuam Included are bridge, floor and junior lamps; 2 PRAGUE, N : The silk shades, metal overlay table lamps, and mi ee ee eee earchment and metal shade reading lamps at OF Less ‘aan anything else. ene*t? a like - e . > own clubreoms, {brary x nd their magazine. calle Se ee ee a reasing number of 4 es n Europe, along 2 2 ~ gers =~ h nh man ™ n with ne ey LIGHT AND POWER CO 3 socis which Mme. Au-|f 4 . ° r w fe a er . : in one of the “‘zecho-Slevakian | 12th and LOCLU ST ee Main 3220 ministries, is president. ) Members must learn the divorce Webster Groves— W ellston— Sc. Charies— 7214 S. Broadway—end ail other branches — —— -- . _— * - . aws anc ist & w the rights of .* ~~" oa wet =e *7 _ vo - Ti. a ee e ac e@ a --e a™ -—+ ~ ~~, 4 = -o — . ree ei 2 4 J.USOAraG ~ - _ — = ne owe mm © + == ~* a a. TD is * _ Reg ri Ver ‘ Pun *@ ~ = . ’ - : x ae fy jes CUS 2B Ppreecrided FRENCH GIRL WINS SPEED TEST ON TYPEWRITER ese Jence ; Ww Asoo ate? "ess rS : Af i 4 = xy = . -~ - 33 - — 3 a4 franc s appr mat $ 2 MEXICAN RAIL LINE BLOCKED © ASBOC.&: —w- ~* " MEN! 3 wheh - ‘oT '4 —Ra?’- 2 amd telegraphic communica- ef Treen Vex — an8 oi ta {Urer eS nrerrun aj oe = - * a Tm . sre anc Wrec«- —— © ey — _— Bi mer i ower of the late be § c Mive was throtwn ints "=e Tepor. te Slervard : ~ » * ° ; montiiy for il montha. Agents of [Wo other organizations. the Prigen ~oristian Science Church. efsred 2ch for Anderson while on »a- role. Dut he chose the Salvation A. ore S77 ferenn Was ceorvricted af 2 convicted o [arr ee on 2 _ a: — ONLY : ‘ «4 ; ¥ ; 4 " , ) ‘ ' ‘ a“ ; pad ’ ' ’ 4 ' ’ ‘ ' tsi ee ee OLA LE LL LLL LL LL LLL” IL EE AEN LT ETL eee _ Aoreengperea in lamp styles, we are offering an assortment of stand- me mr -_— = “You can't have too many have it ees &- arg a - SNARE IO De ae ee > 2 oe _—* « eee oe - te dt ee Be ln e. Oe tn oe FE Se Oe ee, os . ee On PO Fe ee POS i OE Ot re eT ee ot —~ a a - * 7) ae « . ~~ -s« + tS ~se) es a ee gee ae > aaa, a ~- is 2 eo . ~~ “ CO ot vs . . a ee a een. =e A new all steel train—the last word in modern transportation. Sleeping cars of latest type. Obser- vation car with ladies’ lounge, shower bath, maid and manicure. Club car with barber shop, shower ea rock ballasted roadbed have banished smoke, ra ea cinders and dust,~comfortably permitting open windows when desired. Daily service via the Sunset Row New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso Tucson Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco For further particulars address L. B. Banks, General Agent. Southern Pacific Bidg. 312-314 North Sixth Street. Phone Olive 7745-6 | # ‘SOUTHERN PACIFIC‘LINES G, .. . . oh he a ek hk =% ET dS ee : Sanne yy, aL eer Lege SS hays ie SPU, hen hana chee: ale p 4 ae ae ey Fae. ax : é Part CS ee Yee ns a, SQ Me ee a eS

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ee *s* | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | *2* ¢ qe) Poputer comics SV Ww " i ie a 4 — —rn — -_ © Aq News Photographs MONDAY NON EMBER °4. 19p4 + Fiction and Women’s Features MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1924. ~ 2 - ’ * . sae Ez a Dat - ae as “ , %, Koy ~*~ Pi ss | § Yj, Ca é se é, a a Se ? at és ‘ - %, SSS ~on . — he ete, Rhee Ae. CRAY NAAR NHK RW HAAS 4 4 f ; : y . , ‘ ; ; ; 4 aA , 4 4 a 44 4 4 ‘ _ BO) Aa! fe. Ee ee es eee SO ree 4 4# A 4 4 # y 4 4&7 7 > * #7 J 4 4Z ; 4 3 24 , 4 “2 ,Z ae to + 4 : eens 4% 4% “* 4 Vr SG 4 & fi) ae i en LE, 4% 4 e 4 te f 4 a B34 eae My % s" Ss Pa ean —ageageitt > 2 .” 2 “a “4, Fe ee) é ; eo Lon, ae > Fa yf — J nmshee BE MERE ES BBE wt 4 y - COOOL AERA ELPEAEE? VIrverrrrerrriy ss! yy 4, re ee eee ee ee poe es SSD NR = AE SRN MEIN Ep f, . , to pay on VOurT li ghe bill 7 Te Le bdddddddddddddbddsdidddddddbddséidé Wha GM LULLIMLLILLULLLLTLLLELLOLLLLLLLLL LET II fp PE ULL Mths ddddddddddddddddddddrddddddddddddddddddddddddsldddddddldlldddssss y Z Y Y ; y Y ° ‘ - a? “ y f A NEWSBOY HONORED Y Sergt. Heidtman on “Mickie” and Private Good Do | . , a W, man on “Shorty. yy, ae hae ed iC fe 1 en OLE Le bnauucLaceddddaddadllllldl iL eee 2 ee i raasassasapsicsiiéan D9, | yO i ll fe ~ “on ig es or Christmas . PLL eee ee ceredaarstsetsestststttstsssseshewsgessseeeaenstes > “iy ; VL, Lddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddliddidddidididilidisiisidisssébée LLL AA UUULLMLLLUULLAULLUULMLULMLUUIl yy AE GALLIC LAA I IO OG LG SM ERE prevevtc te AAO AAT TTD, adie bs have a preferred posi- orem UG g Yd Lb bd ecdeeeeeddddddddddddd ae LLL Lhdddddiddée VIMLTLLLLLLLLLLTLLLLLILDTLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLYOLLLLLYLLELLELSLYLLE on this year’s gift list. ' een ZINDIAN CHILDREN TOUR COUNTRYZ 4 GIRL EEP A VER 3 Y : | G DEE SE DiI a? ne, who oe ; Etipnyy WOOO eee ddlcdddccdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddéddddddddiédisdé tility Ay portion of the trout farm in Point y ’ t boudoir lamps to 1s- , 4,7? 690090000000 00 OPCPIOCEII AIC OOCCCTOIOOCAO ICT ETC ee ,isbsasad —— 4 (Pm ty V4, -_ ™ te among her friendssaid: u can’t have too many Ds Nowadays, [ have seven by own living room.” men have discovered that ps can be used for decora- in aroom more effectively Nn anything else. are raised annually for the restocking of California’s lakes and rivers. —United Photo. Ditiittiiiitnnihhhhhhhsssssssisstisiidiilisiiilidiisisisibde CALLA AAA AA MMMM AMM hhh i, R Cal., wh ov 00,000 ur Liieteddddddddldddddaddddddddddddéddddddddddddédédédééésa Wj 4, eges, a “? ere er 5,0 ,O tro Go a yy, QQ nA SAVSSS VS SVSVSVVLSSSV SL VVVesasssesaaaaaagar SQ “Se MO ®K 4#4£4/4/244242£2242 424444464 4£44 44444 LLM bbb LA Lb bh hhh ha LLL LA wb diLwlilllhhbddlillaad NEW LORD MAYO » AAA ene — =". SS SS VALS E AES WS OES ek ek he i A i i i i i i i i SX 5 ' = ’ ‘ \ ~» Way SSSASASSSAAKLALS SASS . NANA Ae MWAH a4 ssttLel WO * Se \N RS , Y ; | GY 4 oe ‘ we Aine mesic ted MMH OOK WN NON a CO. other branches WS Rhian ARRAN ~~ SNS >" + —_ - > SAAN ee LL LE SDARBBABAPARADA RADAR RED BA Ae AD ~s eor’y Be SAPP OO Sn, HD DO GROOM . ‘ . >» + é . . 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Devotion School Z making atourofthecountry 7 G ia | o> ~ BER ae SN a —P & A Phato : Zi : g a Wp SLs a mmummumuumumu VATIT TS? ‘ pene to help the poverty-stricken Gi ; Pimples All Over F hee, . bess ome acre wn. .. % schools of the Far West. : 4: | Impies er raceam [me & SNATCHED Be TS - ie 5 NING FROM THE .SKIES yi where native Indians study — y ) af J; ; . Y —Wide World hoto %%, 4 4 a saci y: Oy ’ Neck, Lar e, Hard ete! aaes wrsetttitiittttititiihitijiLQttitllelttbLltibilhi hi hpbppphhd ph bthtttd tb hth ld ddd bb lbp A Ys Ts pf lITTT7 Uhh Libhdg jh; Vhs hdd Li dddbsiddda i we ; echt, 4 Y, ie py , : Y a ee es viting ates Sib (ExjsiiveveVi bee . heel ddddddsaddssssidssdsssssssssbdsssssssssbbbbbbibibies G Poe ft? tf, yf tyf 49% OE ig, 7 - POV OTTO IV TITD vrrrer ever eotereeey emperor - Red Cou d Not Sleep. i? i A ted of C—O . Ynys aw, ws 4d 4% y Zs AG 4 “4 Y Jo 53 “my (1 77 WY Le "“tpppyy yyppt tt SITTTSS A WUhhiihhthh SISIISTIITSSS SFIS A é, tL ‘ ED : mae % Vi Uf lin er Y Gf ee bgpblleMalMosrrutstn dds GIO “Wedrarensansntddll? 7 d j | v, p A ME ae ~~ Tae Z w ing and salvaging com "otek ite eo & ip; 4 Reyes : LY yh % Sir Alfred Bower, new Lord Mayor of » A “ Poe an Fema ~ ene pag Po year started i ‘ SOE “ Z , e¢ep on my Geschead ane tat V4. ot G7 GY THE KAHN-WHELAN Z the City of London, photographed in e rg me * y 4 Y 4 : i sea Ci were Z ZG his coach during the inaugural cere worse until the pimples .G % WEDDING PARTY 4 . 6 4 —tmernational Newsren Prete tered ail over my face and G % monies. _Wide Woerta Photo They were large, hard and red, & ac ear e a REELS ES ® EEE EE EE SEE EER REE REE EEE EEE Se AL ALaASK a? ASSES OSS SSS & EEE EE SE AS SS ~ ie % ~~ ue EAS SASSAS ing Se BN Rp Pa ms sori ne Ry SAAS s. a Great News for Everybody Milk of magnesia and pure eral oil have now been store combined, 3 This triumph of moder St" great news for all who sates’ © acid (sour) stomach and @ —the evil effects of act constipation. The name of this perfect is Haley’s Magnesia-Oil under United States Gover patent. ia You will welcome it if you S% afflicted with heartburn 82 ing, have that dark brows the morning, or see bis Seer res $ SLASH 4S Swe Be Fok ee NW S @ a : » > ~ . ; ‘ he a : pl cn Si “ . . Be ae ’ 4 . a Ss - * . te ‘ 3 i. - . \ a ara © = . \ ~ ¢ WU NAN E ewe cebu ee cae . * 2 Ss 3 ‘> KP. Cs ; es. F NOON ANAT NM NON NAAM AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNANN . + ~ RR RRR RR RRR RRR > a ee) ple i i iit i >) > ee ey ee RO OR Oo SS SS hae: hy y, * % bi WOE 4G euerunry } OVERS” tela ten x SSP — . a: Atal GARE 8 : PTR: mi co ae ee Pia dancing before your eyes. Z é 6 RES. Stop at vour druggist § $3 get a bottle of Haley s M-O. a: b Uf UMLILILTLALEMLDULULIDLLUDUDAMILML A y ) : Tt will ie ,@ y 'taking it tonight. it : ’ Zi | ; ; Haley's F ty lamin 2: ‘up in no time — for Ha - t% Symbolic of Dr Benjamin 7; ; . , v a r i — ° ae oe Se sent of ee ; ¢ % Franklin’s famous kite and 7 : | obi} tian tn. “ g ith light {777i = —lC —C children—they like it. There ; ,% key experiment with lig Z - [harmful in Haley's M©. On “ _— Ys — . SI) Vl x | acting pleasant emuision—pure, Bag 5. -Z ning. by Benjamin West ?Qiyoaymieoumyyyuuel sae aes | ot! to lubricate the intestines. Pet nes Z Sf 7M lgsllig a, “tale vA . “ig, The wedding of Gilbert W Kahn. son of OK (2 R. A.. recently received in _ f se ease errr rrr ate Oe Ae el ate _- /magnesia to counteract Ft, %, “= . hye h | acids y ; Y, fJ/GG > oe ug A. Whelan. United Cigar Stores head.1m New York City on Nov 1g This photograph shows the or: | Y ee en re “yr, bride (center). the groom (to her right). and the bridesmaids and ushers. roe milk ¢ Pwe ‘ tS ae Kn FOP a ae ho Rey aK FST ee

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wer 4 ee a wee Wile SIR eyed pee dregs sere CREA a A Bop is, ee ee ee ae ee AO AE aie 0h a HN age Ti a 6 pene he ae ci hae 2 * ~~ Es 3 de ac ‘S x % «~@ et Oi y ‘ if e BY S B | j a , Pa ym ae » t uae i % be ‘Bs: son ¥ kere — y ho 4 oe xe LA a 7 eee BS Qoiet wemen waxed roluble Be OO, eee a PE BBP PP Let "~~ —— Fiction’..Fashions’. Timely Discussions —— = ~ - ———— = - - —_ “ CO ll tle —_— = —eeeEeEeEeEeEeEEE————— —— _ ——————eE——E—E—E ——eEEeweor zci a womazr? I di t ms Bame might be anything “Oh, res, she’s a woman. Shes be wery—Vverr attractre rk sent for Dallas O Mara suggesting an appointment — ~~ "2 ~= two weeks from tnat cate Imtrk @ecided rot to walt consu'ted ether commercial artists. icc their work. heard their p. lined. and was satisfied w* ef them. The tim as short Ten days bad passed. He retary call Dallas UO telephone. Could she c to see him that day at 11 Ne: she worked until 4 dar Ber studio. Could she ceme to his office at 4:30, then? Yes, but wouldn't it be better if he could come to her studic where he cowld see something cf the va- fious trpes of drawings, ols, or » - black-and-white, cr craroens. She was working most.y i= erayors ‘Bo wr 4°) thie relared br his secretary eat the telephorme to I™rk at iis @esk. He iammed his cigarette-enc viciously into a tray. diew a fina tr furtated wraith of smoke. anc micked up the telephome connection orn ned temperamental near-artists trving to be granc hand pver the : “liere, Miss Rawilings—J. tch ber over Mise—u>hb—O’ Mara, this is Mr. de Jong talking | much Fos > . -~— ~~ = o > , eu ¢ +s . — ¥ . . ce es >! 2 ——~?* Ra! ;'™~ — > »& . = 2 talk to rPonsense Her voice: “Certainly. tf you pre- fe: I thought the other wov'd both some a ~~ s sare? US ‘t>ere a* : ‘was leisurely edmirabie voice “Very well rT - " ro > _ : rk crisp. Rea Four-thirt® sac Jerked the receiver ento the book. That was the war t> band’e “em. These females 4° with stragg ing balr anc a Dun éle ef drawings uncer their arm The female of 4° with strags in bar ard a bundle of drawings ur- @e- ber arm was announced at ~* . Tt = . four-thirtr to the ¢@o rk (e ber wait five minutes im the octer c rors ~- i being & a thirty.“wve * annrerec er” >- a4 *s 7 -_s = > 4° a. a t»ere his private office a im a@& stmart Lttie broecta lacke*t fur-trimmed skirt. and @ Diack ha at ence so daring an? so simr’e that even @ ™an must recognize '*ess * « * ™ -~ec guess ‘ss her eres—ecrt oc fa- t'gued °* © © Pretty * * ® isnt © ° * yea, she he eald. “This te rery kind of rou Mize CO Mara.” Then he though: that cunded pempous and said. urtcr St dew:.” Miss O'Mara sat O Mara ‘cooked at tired deep Dive eves said nothing She pleasantiy. quietiy. composed’, He waited for her to say °c KIT - 2 o Ya ane "8S &© & Aloud _ sewn Mise Rim «wi “er V's Mara regarced Aim od “+ ehe did mot come te Ousiness ’ ~~ > c c > a * 3 ~ .? “ces hat she had oniy 29 minutes that C4. a 2: ei. 1ce to gtvre him was warm. or coid@: bi eome. the view over the rirrer mag nificent Miss © Mara said noth- ing. pleagant!y. Seo Dirk began to taik_reihber hurriedly Now, this was a Dew experience for IMrk DeJong. Usually women epoage to -him fret and fvwent under cSat- sand - ose YrOo.uike Women ered Paula alWwars epcke words to bis one. But here was «a "Oman mere sient ‘>an SG.:2R yy Sibent. ner beawv:lv but quietly, composed ' (oat? eileen. “tu hw silence a) a: - | a ie tag Z Teg the seer , > he = . ~~ Long Oh >® «a righ? Sut Crop imto the stu i? vou re. | Will taze me about a week. I su> Pose >. = . ntar ; bid studio building. You know ft : ¢é a = ’ ~ -_ fallen @ut of the build Rg and are scattered over the sidewalk =he Sm..@c &2S10W Widesmile. Her teer> were go0d zt her mouth was too © Dig, he thought. Nice big warm kind of sinle, though He found him- seit smiling s a Qe ® became uUS_Ness-|ke aca.> Very business-like iow tmuch > Yrou—whka ‘3 your—witat would wou exrrec* + get for a drawing such as -ba:? “Fifteen hundred dollars” said Miss O'Mara Nonsens He looked at > ther Perhaps that had beer - she Was rot smi ing . o_ ow | 7‘ 2a ~ Ou mean $1500 for a singe drax- ng? _ ~oe © ho on e s OF ; t2ing. ves ’ —_s ~ = 3 i DD 3 “ua We Cant pay tha‘? os . : Miss ) Mara » . . ~~ .u.3S ATS « . wt a 2 “~~ = ~ > ™ ~ aro cece ‘a — * a > | - o -_ Vee Lever Beer sic orlless - _ ~~ — ee me , OS uTe .»§ Was A Vas ~ o~ “_ Ss © a. > «4 -_ 2 ~OPppec cessi—a per kL Soeet . pa- per, a tier od-by, Mr Te -_-—_~ ~ v : : ; * » He Jong she held : & friend) ~ ~ ra > » Band. 18 0 &K fer hair was — vr a ~ > ~ — — - £ am a ~ S ~ ee = a J ~ a Me zc” a a - cx 3 R Sing’? grea: kn at the aok er head - He = sa? ~~ «= 7", ° and = — a —* . 2 eves CA OC uP a “yon a - > ~ Ve s . ~Ver ~~ - 2 ‘Mw = 4 a >| tw a 7 a ind . -. 82 Ss , 5° 2 e ~ - > “~ - “ ers | $s Craz: . . . ‘\ ° 4 3.7 “@ Dri oes > > “7 - ~ ™ ~~ ~~ : a A } a Pat ten —_ & _—*s —- —_ a. vs 2 Sb. RVLPD?? ays ink a gz cover $3 is i a ae — OP sae ’ Gu > & .o 2 gece. i - s « *z usec tO ge. 23 cents arviece for ,age s&s a> a tractive now you've arrived. You're — Arrived hliearena, ro we & Cra? reg 7 - ‘ . > > se Ae ‘he We = _ > ~~. =ute - . ‘ -@ if s 4 t2e@ stor Zz «2 ~~" 2 _ . i - : Shes ed aga her sio®. wide — on _- — ° s + 4 ave? 4. & -_2- Lec : > ~. - ‘ > ~ ~~ ~ er | os x 2 s meutss were merely features this s S$ Was a deccration =-° Was gone Miss Ethbeiinda a = ° . - ‘& —J:nM @f a. im the cuter office. ap eS »,* _ ~ * .— * -_ as = sume of Ss 42458 Mara ‘One bee ™~ ao Ruuwinery and achieved a g>t- Mag Mental recens ru & of their own costumes itrk de Jon in 2e@ immer office realized tha a) had ordered a $13 [Tawing. sight unseen, and that Paula was 2.2 “a... Mies O Maras studio a ibwurs- ag Lontineed in the Post- Dienar ch. FAMOUS WOMEN GRIFFITSE ~~ + ~e witimeSs ETH RIF FITH “*! LSinguishned herse ’ the oNtained the gen- correspondence detwreen od - = * ~ a rer Nusdand de! ’as “Ce es - — a [vel weet TaAmatioc of some eminence 2 — a ‘oe “Wen — - — Ke * ol ee > “AA SDOEre « * , é a ee . * = ~ Yg _- % ia a | +’ * y~ ms " ¢ s > = wwk oa he ee a Cee RR FRR RRR By LITCREZIA BORI The Spanish Prima Donna W ‘an ee ? ~ Tar rP *- o . . -_*-~oBS *% - * — a gin this = . er figure — - ~ _- ~~ - > ~ ~ * & — wHre.o-¢ é LLOouUg s Be cl # -« - _— = | xe. > _ - 2 . Oo: ~ > - 7 - - + “—"'- * - — __*™ eas re 42.51 ” ~ er This defect iz e i.gure ache : - ea>e *'** on . presenmt-cay frocks r ther are 5 scant emough and the ne @ $3 Sraigh: until & borders on seve a ! Ss. @s We @ agree S t2¢e most Pee -_ , ll 7 > ; 2 anc i,4:.[eriag Fe } = =" if 3 ; pessess a rr ce Tae ab - ._~-_ —_ , —— = . ~* - comen, take the following exercise so may keep it. If your ab- COMmeer Pretr =s 47> ’ Tar: ® t2e muscies an¢ make : : 2 anc flat. take the exercise ace tie oeautr ’ figure tha: " a ar ~* - ~~ ~ -™ > _ y= i 2 anD@es ¥en = aor a” ~ =. - = ~ Raa © > -_ ~2ra.’e ——— —Pr. ~ = 2 —— > | > -_— - + — ™ . * s ei 2 S.Talcz 4c = »~ @ - ~~ . ~ z*-- , ~ = +. — —w ne = . & ~ ~ 2 7 fe Ur | arn “2 ~YeurT ings ~ . 2 ee —_— heh — ~o- -_ arts pei zs ~ BZ ~ rPRPene cular - > ~ -_ 2img the game pesitior ° > ~~ . *- - ee Bees . obae. “ . 2 +S ~*~ = > _— -«- - > s 8 gra 3 - oo a> ik. = ’ N@v 2 ert f= ne “ef 27 #re-- «oe a o> — an —— ~ eg — ~ on a 2 this excellent to mcuce the grace cf Ifme that yo » — . e - “2s re ee ee et ge il il i SOLUTION OF : SATURDAY’S PUZZLE i i a ce te tt te eg, ie i i ll _ ~ i | ~~) — e as ODD AND INTERESTING FACTS. -OCnty -_— => — , —. en er 7 a >er the women . . o 2 - oly 2 ~~ — 7 = ~ ‘ ae 4 =” S — a: = = - : —~_ ~ a - _ ‘Ss. eG Sa - a . 7 = = ”" ew 7 - > > , = ™ A - gas . ~e z 2a - £ x = = ~~ oo 2 al ; - = % - “«g - a7 —_ as -& = i? red 7 > 7 Th » e , “- ~*~ = ~s - = -~- ~ 2 . 4 a . aa 7 2S I « | = ; im ae - = 4 > “=> . 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Rw . a : om ? 7 ; "Aa a ° Te be-6 re -earTi yy s 7 -@* Cn ~— - > . enti . — - _ zy tumca e” > - : ~ _-- _ Pos: .° ¢@'sm ‘ss Za rercch 3 -_>- : . Do Your Christmas Shopping Early AVE —— chon — ss ~~ —_— ; 2 THoUgst SOCUt Yeur certain pric eos the various artic- ~~ =e « : 2 >a ° y ~ -* 7 S.mas &§ Ping Sow is les rou have listed Ths sa_espeo- = 4 = ° ca de! - Ter. - — . : * 2 iB you: ® cant and will gladly assist rou =or a’ -~ . et a ~~ - s po : x °®4 es vou hear roar oY. W5l.ca Wil. mot De the case a ea 88 >a *™endés express WwW S20@3 ‘fF weeks “er ce - - ‘ — -_ . .* -_— ~~ = ‘8 .O”U Know ine gim core espe- =ucsn a ist wi \ernalDie rou *so 3 - >a. * a zg **2e - Be - ~ ~~ ‘ 2°74 f = 6 “a. gt 7c. —A£92 UP Freur shorn = > ~~~. a an _— Sad 7 — —_ . % , : eu ay as We. gf your UAristm Sic PPing easier o then = ~* — eiseYi ~ g gat gs: a>7a 7 a= g*ted -a- = ares ~~ rl. . =, - ~ eo & . + © Lou Presa dir. secu SS-e® wisely selected gifs w S. of desired articles. When roo : —_ m5 = = ’ ~~ - = . s + TTS => er > ie . j : 2 he happened to give just wha: . 7 *- le ebed ae -m * vm aad a | — — —es 8. ~ i a 2 3 ~#7T Wattec a a : ] « K around ou may Sn2ad de- characte a ° x ~ 2-24 cle ae . -_ —_ ® tn ra . = ls 7 - - = = _°8 ee a = -— _ ——— ie oa ~-~ 3 . = ousis : 4 ‘ . 422g ae 7s tes ann ee ed ™~ S — Aah r. when sa \e -~—eetadt t. - ae Os pw 4 Oat me “. Pe & er S ~ Tt hex «Tk? . tem til + . he e aad gained im ponoularitr @qar “as trtreelwred- the peomde f th ON SALE ONLY AT KROGER Storrs How to Achieve DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE W hat to Serve AL Ideal Lines OS ee ‘s Tomorrow ¥ inen V est ; For Your Figure ach nun ate m the puzzie indicates the position of the first letter a = - es ; cakes. f)TuPD arm Parker House rolls Baked caulifower with cheese sa )ce -elery. pimento salad App.e-gingertread dessert _offes Tea Mls TOMATOES FILLED WITH BEGGS. Four large Smoceth tomatoes, we-weer sices and om tep and - ~~ _= ~ = _— ~~ = -~ serve with + ped cream. tg i ii ie i de dian a THE HOLIDAY FEAST -_ >> ~~ - _ “= —~ a | Cael v ~~ = - a Pee. Seer. Ve —— = a ng gg Tg gy iy An Authority om Matter= Pertaining to Household Management. Sm aprreaca ef the holiday Season. calls for a knowledge and use of a variety of stuff- Sages on tte [TUllimary calendar .,008e s=>oOus rot Bare the same suttinag as chickes Wid duck a ~* *§ ow a -— -, 7+ “4 anc =@F game Oirds require quite nm. 8 nw -~ + - — — +» *fere ea°me 2 e scuffing _ne from tie domestic fowls. and tse Wise cock must know which 2s c*a £7 cs are t of piace . Di % = _ . = , z 4 = — °F oe a2 ”" 2 ea = or . Se a a os - > _ = -= a an a 2 " a? « *aer've ehh tree ew aed io : 4 . ’ 2 wn 22560 ite ~”~ - _— _- . fe ee = 3 — Prov.nag the stut Ss seiected. With ae ll ni € tite : 2¢se [OW 3 &@ wide rarmety of stuf*. SS give much freedom of cheice 7 - _- > —_— = — ~ & a 2 & .uraey orc ie - ~ 7 ’ - 2 "Zz a? *- oe "T's, -s erT . = ™ =? > = - ~-—«+ > o > git hestrut. petate, sausage. _— = —_—_—_—_o ~ = on ‘a ~ _ - -_-« a _ ~~ * 7 = =— o — ~o- ~~ #7 C a25c &>T:¢@ Stu". tgs. Tr" i a a ** i i, ~, a. = m = § oMen used Arpies alone cr with rs =- =" o- ~ & Pale and -——_— = .ra Pe. ~our rr * - ~~ ~~ 4 as. O ~- = mg more than a gidliet cr chest- it stutitne. while malaga grapes may De quite the thing for a roast gicmMea chicsken. mar be 24d De securely packed -°* ar ~- ure and + ws seam from -st view Ss a — z + . ~ 4 _ “~ “ € : * a ! at ‘a 5 a we ° ~ * o € Pa 2 = . - 4 “¥ . : : : 7 > >» § : ; 4 eR > 5 A a * > from a * Oniy do ~~ as J * yas ; _ a fs > Pheg vy 7 ‘ } 7 Lg" 2 ee attention. and pe give iim be het ’ t. When 4 mans : ' Sespaper. when si betile; when she bat when she asus acTo@s Yaliantly wi Nobody unde her psychoazairst. proves to ber that tours about the PRD AS ABS Se © hy ™ g womar most of bis Somenow a any sweet roung bis bald spot. bis It takes «& in a2 man’s ic - : MarrTrizg a his time. gifts. goose that ‘ays t! total is gtren ard kept. If desired littie more eiado given to spend of wees may De put total and we wil how much we saved and by the slips can put of items that Bare This is sot iz tng that inrorves “hates figures.” éo. The system encenugh for the = ; to rum ever frome ‘ —— es "Se, gee Sow ‘te e: When ‘here are Thrs vestee and cuff set is of liner im stripes of Me, & black, finished off with crocheted round buttems HOME-MABee LPS = |jsize: “Everything About the House 2 : By WANDA BA Here Are Easy Ways to ree a till spike i= it piace all ~are E have alwars —- - _ _-_ ~~ + -_ we sfe7 aca c ® per- ates tae delUars wilt take a *-ee —_— ao” in t29 oT 3g are the lays slips uniess ‘lesson of small to other times we don't. In bouseroid Conemy the questicn is to budget Or Bot to budget. and there are re- gre in either case Househoid say <he least. to Keep tabs cs to Keep ea @aily account book. This mar be dere whether we budget cr sot. “rst we did nct keep re- Dils. after a little experi- ace i= handling cash we 4s, fer ‘ack and white ‘9 alrars conrinc- mg. T c*a. way of bhouseksep- erire cutiay instead of | ©@* inéustry Gems which are already = the “ctle 4afly ipa At of ‘he week. or 4a7 _ z@ stand out in the warm mf day air of a Fall day. & your physician if he 2 vise the use of the refrigerator the year

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F VEMBER 24, 1924. OE aa inen Ves ee ee ee ——— Sef aif A ELS te a, .s ye. a “A -y PPP 7a es Se” er Mae 7 4 7 “% "4 Sy a ee ee Oy So > POE OTM Me » Ahn @ ORAL th Sy Se Ak “aaa” fe “ > . Co as . >. . ay r ps mA FEST) sate M - a ey uD ye : : ~\ : = . 2 ee Oe eo A OS ee ee ee ee “9 EEE aa ois a cuff set is of linen In stripes of bl ue, rose | f with crocheted round buttons. , Underwood and Underwood. SN ee ane settee oo IME-M AKI! “Everything About the House Hel wd by a narrow stripe of ~- ._ By WANDA BAR®§ Here Are Easy Ways to Stop ys been told that |ing is to pay for everything track of the pen- purchased, except milk, 4 Jers will take pers, coal or wood, that® mips of the day. At night Sometimes we livered early or when We spike removed to your get through the ground to do sro. It is8 me &@ fresh one set in the il @urplus, and’ lief to have the first of @ . for next day's slips unless 't. In household | come and only rent, help, Sm time to attend to them jon is to budget bills of this sort to m@agm® Insisting upon these slips nd there are re- butchers, bakers, grocemggey Purchase cives a com- ase. .Household on, are the haggling bills - rd of each day's transac- of disappearing ally cause disputes and W simple day book with to say the least, they are not worth it. & ens ruled off and headed, to keep tabs on who get their money onog@mmpoceries, bakery, ice, milk, a Gaily account a month can avoid them bles, fish, household done whether cash for what they buy, 4 and any other headings ‘have not the cash, do Wm Will make it easy to set G not keep re- this happens two or three m entire outlay instead of ® little experi-/learn to manage so that #@@ems which are already sash we do, for happen. @™ the little daily slips. At always convinc-' If we have not time, or of the week. or day, the y of housekeep- is foreign go our makeups} — a ey isto have a bill spike in hand on it place all the | BO Tetiow's Ask Youg y Physicia¥ SK your physician what © happens to milk or other | perishable foods allowed to stand out in the warm mid- day air of a Fall day. Ask | your physician if he would ad- vise the use of the well-iced | refrigerator the year ‘round. f | oa the purest of iY / tn atta on een ‘a Mf? if . 2 i]t ff } . @ Moon Powder “A i Mi, A he Sine Moon Taicum FT Moon P ort ume ary Tetlow Co. : 4 Puablished tao Jelphia, Pa. — UCI MEDITATIONS —OF A— » MARRIED WOMAN By HELEN ROWLAND THE SUBTLE SEX. VERY woman is at heart a Salome. who would like to demand the decapitation of the man who resists her charms * » Now, we have the ‘‘cross-word puzzle-widow.”’ the gold-widow and the radio-widow. A man will do almost anything to forget that he’s married—but, alas, nobody will let him! * * : Only from a trained nurse does a man ever get al! the devotion, attention, and persona! interest. which he thinks a woman should give him. - s a When a man’s wife asks bim for information. he gives her the newspaper, when she asks for sympathy, he hands her the hot water bottle; when she asks for money, he offers her a charge account: but when she asks for ADVICE, he brightens right up and comes across valiantly with the real article. s a . Nobody understands a woman, except her doctor, her lawyer, and her psychoanalyst. The first tells her how she “suffers. proves to her that she's “abused,”’ and the third wil! tours about the fascinating complexities of her ‘‘soul.”’ 7 os . the second talk to her for T? a woman will only give him TIME, a man wil] always remove most of his morning grouch along with the stubble on his chin, in the bathroom. It’s wonderful] how resilient their better natures are. ” - . Somehow, a man never becomes so cynical that he wor.’t believe any sweet young thing who tells him that she loves him in spite of his bald spot, his embonpoint—and all his money. . * am It takes a clever girl to separate the wheat from the “chaff’’ in a man’s love-making nowadays—and tie up the wheat into a mar- riage knot. a e Marrying a man in the hope that you are going to get more of his time, gifts, and attention, is just one more way of killing the goose that lays the golden egg. Cepyright. 1824. USEHOLD | GGESTIONS Lighter Batter. It is well to roll raisins used in a re total is given and the books easily kept. If desired to do things a little more elaborately the amount given to spend on the house each week may be put down beside the total and we will then know fust how much we have over-run or saved and by the aid of the little slips can put our finger on the items that have run the bills up. This is not in any wav bookkeep- ing that involves the keeper if she puddings or cakes in butter before “hates figures,”” as many women adding them to the batter. Then do. The system is also simple they will not sink to the. bottom enough for the man of the house thn tere to run over from time to time and | e ° e see how things atand. : | Ouse at a Time. When there are no big bills com- : ing in it is so easy to keep things When making cakes or omelet al- moving happily and comfortably. Jt Ways break each egg into a cup is safe to say that half the fam'‘ly and examine it carefully before sihle " . ® « s+ > 37 troubles are brought about by bills putting it with the others. Many that have the most unaccountable way of increasing in-a totally un- expected manner. When we order Quick mixing and charge an item it never seems ” as if we had ordered very much, Try Something New. until the bill comes in, but when; Don't be afraid to try new recipes we order and pay we know just and dishes. about how much ready cash we : have with us and are rather care- | "#Ve @n interesting table and really ful not to overstep it, but will do, 600d meals. Guests will always without something that seems cfienjoy something new, unless they the least importance in the OF-|are of the generation who proudly der. Before we know it we un-|.. “igre aS i consciously begin to manage ana ®t#ted that they did not care for learn to handle money. Women 42 certain eatable, even though they who have never earned their own had never tasted it. living are the slowest to learn the) ° . Ps lesson of small finance. | Little Finger Prints. It is always a satisfaction ©| 1+ is next to impossible to scrub know where money goes in houss- keeping, whether we are accounta- ble to the wage earner who ann- | onslaught bv the 3-vear-old. The plies it or not, and for this rea-|woodwork just could not stand it. son the day book is suggested. 74. marks will come off easily if where more elaborate methods are | not desired. | wiped with a soft cloth dampened (with kerosene. It will require no Sloth mekes all things difficult. rubbing and in consequence is no but induetry makes all easy. \wear on the woodwork. a good egg has been wasted by too- It is the only way to white woodwork after each dayr’s 5 ees i You Pay Too Much {| i for Drinking Water ; : Hydrant Water seems cheap — ; but is it? It cannot be as effec- « ; tive in the prevention and relief ene - -_ -— - - A ae ¢ Children’s Bedtime Story : By THORNTON W. BURGESS | pound of grated cheese, a saltspoon- ‘Talking Things O¥er Let not obstruction bring dismar: Somehow, somewhere, you'll find a ADDY the Beaver and Mrs.! 22227 Paddy chuckled as they swam ACS ; the place where Old Man Covote had so nearly caught one of them But when. Paddy the Reaver. away from they reached their house out in the water they stopped chuckling Paddy Mrs. They grew sober looked at Mrs. Paddy, and addy looked at Paddy. “We haven't any too much time) to get in our food supply for the! winter The very first thine we know if - j “a i! eA 7 bk Vie DS leremaad ( “Don't you suppose I know?” re- torted Mrs. Paddy the pond will be covered with Ice, end then there can be no more work.’ said Paddy. Mrs. Paddy nodded. “Quite true, Paddy,” said she. ‘“‘We ought to be at work this very minute cutting up that tree, and here we are doing nothing. I don’t believe thinking that we might dig a cana! we would be troubled again to- up to those trees. Unfortunate), night by Old Man Coyote.’’ 'we can't do it. I had thought of “Perhaps not.” replied Paddy. that and looked the ground ali “But to go back there would be over. If the ground was flat and taking a chance. Yesterday I\low there we might do it. But found the the Bob Cat over near those trees., edge of our pond to those trees, / want to worry you. But the truth “Don’t you suppose I know?” of the matter fs, it isn't safe for) retorted Mrs. Paddy. “You must Of course, one could keep watch | hadn't discovered that. Why not while the other works. But even’ make the pond bigger, my dear? then we would:be In danger. If,1 really think the pond ought to only those trees grew a little near-| be deeper anyway. If the ice right.” | ter, there would not be any too “Well, my dear.” replied Mrs. ‘much water left under it and some Paddy, “I don't see that there is| of our food supply might get anything for us to do but to make| frozen in. If we make the pond water.” and the water will get nearer to Paddy grinned good naturedly. | those trees we have got to cut.” ‘TI suppose,” said he, ea () FY] velvet or v7. on a footprints of Yowler) it is uphill all the way from the. on table with high favor and combine it with fabrics to make a dress. Flowers are those trees grow a little near the! deeper, it will also become bigger shoulder or hip of the dresses and those in the red hues are favorites just now. Phat is true,”’ said he. } are yo to work at once and Ou! dam bigger. Paddy ‘ t) ought. Mi P nodded her brown ad. ‘“‘That is just it,”’ said she of this matter for a and l’ve all ' Ve r 1? rreat amount of work to make pond considerably bigger. sf - to the dam and take ok at it All it means-is ; wah } ‘ f of work (‘om on ¢ nto the water and a > ¥ A ; a ths dam iz e' ial , hesitated a moment byt a moment Then e ‘no i 0 © wat and swam nvrign? ine74 Tips for Home Dressmakers. NISH off the seams i eorduroyv york a loose bi oarse needle and coarse thread [It will give Jess bulk than a bind~ tc . : ‘ +; t-« a ng and is quite as satisfactory. Before making over the black Pay nat bags oe . _,,| Silk, renovate it to look like new I didn’t tell you because I didn’t; 0 a canal is out of the question.”| prich ana wipe it thoroughly, lay the side intended to show down, sponge with hot coffee, thi +n 3 strained through a cloth, and while us to work so far from the water.| think me stupid if you think I’ |... . gh a clot damp, iron . s = Combination dresses are now in That is. a combination of some silk material with a soft wool fabric. So just cut out the er the water we would be _ al]!should become very thick this win-| worn portions of last season's frock one of the new fashionable hinting that we looked that will not require 6 n the garment ttonhole stitch iver the edges of the seams, using perched on the evening = ~~ eee Paddy rubbed his nose thought-| a you are ] UY /, We Prove All Claims right in your own home i And here they are: Washes a tubful of linens, silks or woolens in 8 to 7 minutes; 60 Ibs. of dry clothes an hour—actually twice the capacity of ordi- nary washers. Washes with unusual thor- oughness—no hand rub bing mecessary even on wristband, neckbands or collars. Gyrafoam ‘Washer y wits CAST ALUMINUM TUB Outstanding Maytag Features 1 — Washes faster. 2 — Washes cleaner. 3— Largest hourly cap- acity in the worid. 4— Moet compact wash- er mace. eu We'll prove all this and much more—or better still, we'll let you prove it vour- self right in your own home by sending you a Mavtag. 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Rebénsos. | e « KYfle wove whi means b. \ \a™ co L q ftend Bank for £i2%. 26 bad‘ is a tooth am idia " "ee e are e 5 i! i 5 ~. ee. a ted 2 i te have het The Source of the Name “ é ’ -_ —“ 1 Z 7 4 that «he be discovered mt ae = wm aor Pose i ex} © i , ter! “Mr. . ® game . . ‘ , = mee i — af AS fut seom with the mysterious ©.) seohably ” es > ~ ~ * - | e e 1} e: s game |‘ | | | & + ent tri learty ancest : » Shaan : ess hk : j Ww NTER JINDERWEAR AND THERE ARE Miho bas caused the present trial a loess . : = @ cn oy phar a - : i” 5 4 ’ oh, a *- ; . gehen see aes te ed dou- | 5a 4 et. TIMES WHEN HE SIMPLY JUST HAS TO HAVE BeBe ® sensation. was made isle — * wer w! 2 : — aS | - ae ee ‘ afterncon when Moatagu®' FATE | ee PS es was Pers mow? ~ oe ee —_ , w =f = S - : | earest the go - Z a ats Ks = ; ‘ ~~ SomMeE WA oF SCRA CHING Ais ACK. “i Newton. frequently mentioned | £ Ks rs ed [ $ at ' ° A . = = _— 4” = 4 ' sie ; — ; atme SA — 3 3 ~ - = _ i: . * 2 . After that neither: es . 3% oe } : : —— : ; f 2 or — him in Neve et } SlLarled ° ' r ; Lied > 1 ; i ‘ ' - " " _ . ™ s a . , =o ern . : . : , / : r\ ; LIS € , S'iNES ec | — a — oO : eusiy wealthy.” It was suggest- roe* “© 4 a ~ ¢ ~ ga: oe .s ; 4 . j ‘ : i 4 " . . g z ; : tu *® SA’™IG AS Wwe aii our & ypuas er ° ae . oe : , | : CC : ta $ Newton ~~: apse : a} 24 and the Li rw . r 9 ae 1 the part at her b in ania Mi tn dm tek | mea ment room scene because heT) wey Rede : ee s* were : wie husbatd didn't leck like the / arc ut mm {Heir socc ; ; m : : ‘ s : ‘ ae a : nd of a society lady aod any- ad co. ss wrAiCHh 6 cemproreqd oia : . . ' : : business they bad’ AT = , ‘ ‘ se Wn seeeeee ett ; , | im all the 7 = or, | ~ ‘pe . GA ¢ Gp , between them, he ithe hus-> aes . . ae = * Wein’ ' aii | ' ; | - gg *) alwars preferred a2 back * 20. smoke , s like England, } ‘ t ' | . : ? . : se | diately. & ‘ ~, ‘ aft: a & he .“e . The witness said that he agreed | Nettie 6. }Mrs. Robinsen’s proposal. There. Mies +> be fixe persens im the af-| ‘edar % ipefuding himself. Rebinsen | enrolled tz wife. the Eastern potentates) The de-camp. whe is knewn - was the as “Mr. X.” and a Mrs. cine was Yecs. Robinscn's confidant. « and a we Was eee ete » sagen goomeales — | = use | “¢ _ = =“ eet | : = Mra. Robinecn first pro-| that me pedi tte : : | : .2 . | Pr oe . ba che idea, Newton added. she| veer ee ) ee: : 3 : —— > ~ | 2 him that the Prince's aide-de- | ‘o Tome | > had called and telé ber of 3 _ A's” wealth, and the alde-de- AGAINST | imps cart was later revealed when c “i ‘faapected Newton and appreved! ~~ him in the role of the busband — | Selictor for Legal Aspects. “RESNOI |. Newten further testified that “Mr.ithe fact teid him teat the Prince betllary & 299 pounds in «2 dbaak im Indie. well as a considerable sum ‘ic! been i der. Newton said that after a! ernment | ef the financial possi-;:time of NES 4 AscuUSsE” YOUR AAI ‘is RY BAD COPINTICA VEvVaTis =. — > 2 Ba THE “Oe WITH mS * Was matur : . Cc SpeeS ner tien ~~ — = a solicitor wag mee . : the legal aspects of aes © : | Heme , | ° Wiliam Ceeper H ba snag ox ain . i ‘ i | : | | ; j }/ ee “theug ht it was « - ne , = Tietriee At » a | ; : | . . , Bon, | oe : E : a 3 . made the sixth party t rs 2 : ses - a 2 a . 4 ~ a a, a = = = = = = = « tN el i ee fe ee i ee i. i i. itil Meira mmmmmmmnmmmrr mn: =U =| Osc Meer tT a TODAYS BRORROR“CUOPE os . 2 mien! . - i _it : ° rar = ae . 2 2 a = urkers is r er tha e bird witk dl - # e . Yo k Varn iu °°. S°a2Rk?® Comte 5 ¢ ° ‘ %. ™ 7 - | " ~~ : - "tt ae ily . a ae > = Te . - —_ “Ty . ‘ = . : 3 : a e er : 4 3 ms 7 z Bua es a4 r ¥ ™ - -— . me > c ; . - 2 ~ 4 >