St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 26, 1924

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“THEY OvuGHT FORBID PUGBLIcCaAT; : OF THOSE LiISTs-- a | 4451 MORE than in ALL ; ™ 4 1} 10,612 5,7 POST-DISPATCH in October Louis newspapers COMBINED! post DISPATCH ADS REN? SPARE ROOMS the other £t. a ce * w « ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ¥; A & & VOL. 77. NO. 80. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1924—30 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS IRPISED RAL "TURNED GREEN’ PLOTTER SAYS ss Husband Tells of ; “Finding” Mrs. Robinson q and Indian Potentate in t Hotel Room. | PRINCE TRIED ' TO QUIET HER MAfter All, He’s Your Hus- band,” Blackmail Victim > Said to Companion as "Trap Was Sprung. tai Cable to the Post-Dispatch. = LONDON, Nov. 26.—“If it’s pos- » for a gentleman of color to that’s what ‘Mr. A’ urn green, was offered to- Noel how _ This testimony ‘ y by Montague 2 ‘description of . Mionaire Frince of India acted when Newton into a Paris ; sel bedroom and found “Mr. A” mith Mrs. Maude Robinson. who testified that the young broke Mrs. ebinson was the 2750,000 blackmail trap by which me young potentate was mulcted aa that he was the brains of its execution, resumed the stand today land detailed tHe incidents of the ts fruition. He is the star Fitness, for a sum he said was $3000 (approximately $15,000) for Midiand Bank, in its defense M@ the suit of Charles Robinson, ts husband, to recover $625,000 the blackmail money he says associates illegally withdrew the bank. “Couldn't Catch Him in London. pNewiton testified that his own ms made it necessary that the be carried out quickly. There ; uncertainty about being able eatch the young Prince with _ Robinson in London, he con- med so the English officer who Prince's aid de camp gested the scene of the dra- mtic denouement be transferred Paris. ‘Mrs. Hobinson, ' Newton, the author of the her companion, s. Lilian Bevan, and all con- rned were consulted. Mrs. Rob- gon had a daughter, Newton said, mt she was not present at any of conferences. © So the participants in the plot mowed to Paris. On his arrival, ewton said, he met Mrs. Robinson ind Mrs. Bevan at their hotel and | her | | Civilian clothes are too plain for! who ago frgm his job of traffic direction at) irs. Robinson pointed out bedroom. “The doors will be unlocked,” fevton said she toid him. He entered in the ear!y morning, mt about 6 o'clock. Mrs. Robinson Bumped out of bed and attacked main, crying: | “My brute of a husband: Bust the sort of thing you would .” he testified. “She mauled me Bbout.” he testified, Me so that I had to tell her to Pp or she would tear the clothes my back.” . he young Prince tried to calm Robinson. P After all. Mudie’ he told her, but the mor- , Philosophy of that point seemed on Mrs. Robinson, according to Rewton. At this point counsel asked how young potentate took the sit- ition. Prince “Turned Green.” he's Sif it's possibile for a gentleman | that’s what | WALES IN SOUASH TOURNEY the aid-de- | and said the/| hee had left the details of hush- | Mm Color to turn green, m did.” Newton replied. P Newton then the Mtinued, and later. =mp came to hotel, he left him That sgme aft- n00n Newton. Mrs. mrs. Bevan and the Urned to London Tain. Bome time later ™P produced two checks, 156. 900 pounds One could be ned immediately and arrange- made to meet . Newton said. > When it was 7 € aide de each the Ti is Tere he ng feared intervene, Newton oy aR bed &% another of the Biven & Power of eon, Newton testified it was ar- €¢¢ to offer Robinson 20,000 nds for himself and the women, rest of the 150.000 pounds be- Uvided dbs and the between aide de camp mobs took the balance and opened | nk account in the name of pees ey ry 4 Newton a Convicted Forger. sewton admitted he was peted of forgery in 1907 © to collect check the Prince. on Page 2, Column 3. — the second i | . tion of a book lover who opened Newton as | It’s | “end scratched | your husband, | | Street Robinson, | aid-de-camp | on the same | | Rw the Scotland | Robinson | to have Newton, | con- ; He ad- | = ted that he went to India and | He denied that | ; —~— FRENCH TOWN BUYS BOOK WHICH FIRST NAMED OUR CONTINENT “AMERICA” || By the Associated Press, PARIS, Nov. 26. iae Introduction,”’ in which A the name “America’ was first given to the continent as recognition by the author of the claim of Amerigo Vespucci, the Itglian navigator, to be its dis- coverer, was sold at auction here yesterday, the town of Saint Die. was printed in 1507, purchaser. was 28,000 $5600). | Saint Die is proud of the title ' that has been applied to it of || “America’s godmother” because | being the The price realized francs (normally of the name given the continent | | in the work that came from the || press there and the public spir- ited citizens of the town re- | | sponded readily to the solicita- a subscription to acquire the volume. There are about a dozen vol- | umes of the book in existence. | ' i ; COPY of the “Cosmograph- 4 in which the book || ‘BROADCASTING IN BRITAIN HEARD BY LISTENERS HERE Concerts in Aberdeen, Scotland, | and Newcastle, England, Picked Up by Radio. Many reports that radio listen- ers in St. Louis and surrounding territory picked up British broad- casting stations last night were made to the Post-Dispatch today by mail and telephone. Aberdeen, Scotland, with the call letters 2BD, and Newcastle, En- c.and, 5NO, were picked up by several St. Louisans. The Newcas- tle station came through best be-| tween 10:40 and 10:50 p. m., with orchestral playing of selections from Rigoletto. Among those reporting that they heard the music were Edgar M. Jennings, 4492 Westminster place; W. H. James, 4375A Lee avenue; Ww. J. Johns, 6105 Simpson Ter- race, and Norman Devoy, 716 He- man avenue, University City. At the Jennings home the music was put on a loud. speakee wend so! Reports that they heard the Ab- erdeen station were made by W. J. Johns, F. K. Goodall, Webster Groves, and A. J. Smith, 1026A Grattan street. Telegraph reports on the hearing of these and other British stations in the international radio tests came to the Post-Dispatch from New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, louisville end many other points. SERGT. JOE SCHNEIDER TALKS SELF BACK INTO UNIFORM | | Civilian Clothes Were Too Plain for Him and He Is Assigned to Late Sergt. Woody's Precinct. Schneider, few weeks | Police Sergt. Joe |was promoted a |! Twelfth and Locust streets, | whom the Police Board. at that 'time, put into the Detective Bureau 7 : |care about being a detective. hours were too uncertain. and Joe likes to home with The i thing, itime at quent inside work of a detective Then, though isay so much about lizes. and his friends Joe this. realize. too, he rea- vesterday ordered Joe 'the police precinct in the Angelica District, iwhich the late Seret. merly had W ood \ LONDON, Nov. 26.—The Prince of Wales is among the 55 entrants for the Amateur squash rackets championship. which begins in London next Monday, according to the Daily Express. This is the first time the Prince has entered that tharvgh he some years. TALIAN. PRINCESS DROWNED Aseoctated Pres BRESCIA. Italy. Nov. 25.—Prin- cess Scipione Borghese is believed been drow ed in Garda. picking flowers today and a search | for her bodv is being carried on ard | Sergt. Joe told the Chief, and the’! | Chief told the board, why he didn’t | for one have some | Mrs. Schneider | ‘and their large adopted family. He) prefers outdoor life to the too fre- | did not} that | | he looks better in uniform. So the} | board linto uniform, and assigned him to} hack | in North St. Louis. | for- | tournament, al- | has been a player for | Lake | She fell into the lake when | |RUFS PARTNER ~ AIRED TROUBLES IN DEPOSITION a. Jen W Ca Teak Occasion to Tell of Suit Against Mercantile Trust ASSERTS HE’ WON AFTER MANY DELAYS Action Was Over Two | Half Shares of Stock o | the Antikamnia Remedy Company. Ancther cnapter in the business affairs of two men who became multimillionaires through the suc- marketing of a headache tablet compounded in 1889 by a drug-store clerk, is contained in a 'deposition of Dr. John W. Cox of |New York, one of the multimillion- ‘aires, in the suit to break the will lof the multimillionaire, cessful other ‘Frank A. Ruf. The deposition was filed yesterday at Clayton. Ruf, then a drug store clerk, and |Cox, his financial backer, founded ithe Antikamnia Remedy Co. in 1889, and it made both rich. After testifying that Ruf had been of unsound mind, due to ex- ‘cessive use of liquors and narcotics, ‘and that Ruf had epodken of his wife's niece. Mrs. Alpha Ruf Shelp, i | ; the plaintiff in the will contest, as | \his heir. only to ignore her in his 'will, Dr. Cox launched into the story of his own troubles, particu- nate with the Mercantile Trust Co. | Trouble With Trust Company. | The Mercantile Trust Co., under Ruf’s will. became trustee of the Ruf estate, which was inventoried a? $2,207,667, and Thomas C. Hen- jnings. vice president of the Mer- cantile, succeeded Ruf as president- Co. | treasurer ; of the Antikamnia ‘Dr. Cox remained as secretary. | Dr. Cox testified, in the deposi- ition, taken Oct. his home is in New York, he had ‘been in St. Louis a year and four months in connection with a law- suit. involved possession of shares of stock in the Antikamnia 'Co., the lack of which, Cox said, | deprived him of an equal voice in company's affairs. He set that he and Ruf each owned 1250 shares of the | pany’s 2500 shares of common istock. par value $190 each, but two l half shares, belonging to him, had | temporarily transferred to Ruf, the widow of his part- and Charles W. Barth. gen- two half ithe forth | heen | Mrs. ; ner, ‘refused to return them. | The Antikamnia Mrs 'and Barth were named defendanis |The case was dismissed by stipuiz- tion on Oct. 6. with the An'‘l- kamnia Co. paying court costs. Dr iCox said he won the case ithe Mercantile Trust down” and the two were returned to Pr. “T came out here to lows out.” Dr. Cox |Apparently “you fellows” the Mercantile Trust Co.., | defendants in Mrs. Shelp’s suit Tells of Conference. With evident giee. Dr. Cox of a meeting with representatives of the Mercanfile Trust Co., Ruf’s Geath, which occurred. on May 28, : 1923. Dr. Cox referred to an attorney for the Mercantti- 'whose name he could recail. ‘and said: “Hle came up big brief case and a large packuge and | dropped it on the floor like Martin { "O., last, wren {"o. “laid half Cox. lay you volunteered. meant not there with a Littleton and he never touched the | ‘brief case, and he never opened his head. Festus was there at that time. He took the—he aid the talking. and I did Festus is Festus J. Wade, president | of the Mercantlie. “What did you say” He replied, again referring ‘o the unnamed attorney: “I run him. He thought he was presi- dent of the company and IT chased | him “What company?” “The Aftikamnia company. We had a directors’ room just like this. ‘Not a giass top. but good chairs | asked. ** out. | Centinued eon Page 3. Column 2. No Publication Thursday, November 27 issued. So The Post-Dispatch will not publish on Thursday, November 27. , Inthe event only of receipt of news of extraordinary importance demanding immediate publication, an Extra will be sciatica ———————— 23, that, although | This suit. filed Nov. 18, 1923. | had | com- | leral manager of the firm. and they | Rut | shares *o - one of the} told | afier | the baiance.” Cox was i; RECHRISTENED AIR LINER _ TO MAKE TRIP TO ENGLAND Flight of the Los Angeles, Formerly ZR-3, to Panama Also Planned for Next Year, Moffett Announces. By the Associated Press LAKEHURST, N. J., Nov. 26.— The German-built dirigible Los Angeles, formerly the ZR-3, is in her hangar here beside her sister ship, the Shenandoah, after a suc- cessful trip to Washington yester- day, where she was christened by Mrs. Calvin Coolidge in the pres- ence of a notable gathering. The ship was sighted at 7:33, but did ;not come to earth until 9:12 be- ‘cause of unfavorable winds. “We had a most interesting voy- age from Lakehurst to Washing- ton,” Commander Jacob M. Klein | Jr. said. ‘“The trip to the capital (was made in three hours and 65 ‘minutes. The ship on her arrival there remuined in the air more ‘than two hours before the christ- 'tening ceremony. “The difficulties we encountered in landing were due to the limited supply of helium, and as it is most valuable, we did not want to valve out any of the avoid it.” Klein said that the ship had a buoyancy of about 8&5 per cent when she left Lakehurst. The Los Angeles will make jour- neys next year to Panama and to England, Rear Admira! William A. Moffett, chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics of the Navy Depart- ment, announced on the arrival of the ship here last night. He made the return journey from Washing- ton. He said gas if we could the two long flights fulness of lighter-than-air craft in transoceanic passenger service. Every effort will be made to in- terest America’s influential busi- ness men in development of the dirigible, Moffett declared, adding that he has already made recom- mendations that at the first oppor- tunity members of the President's Cabinet, Senators, Congressmen and manufacturers will be given a ride on the Los Angeles. LIEUTENANT VANISHES FROM PIER: REPORTED DROWNED Former Missourian’s Hat and Gloves Found in Water at Great Lakes Naval Station. By the Associated Press. WAUKEGAN, Ill., Nov. 26.— | Lieut. Lew W. Bagby, 29 years old, |attached to the Great Lakes Naval |Training Station, who formerly llived in New Haven, Mo., vanished ‘from a pier at the station today ‘and is believed to have been drowned. Lieut. Bagby’'s hat, gloves and a match box were found in the water by a pier and led to the belief that he fell into Lake Michigan and was ' drowned. | Prior to coming to Great Lakes a year and four months ago, Lieut. | Bagby commanded a submarine in | Panama for two years, according to (aids of Capt. Waldo Evans, com- |'mandant at the station. The Lieu- tenant had an appointment to go hunting with Lieut. S. L. Shade, who went to the pier and found the hat, gloves and matchbox floating. | Bagby had been seen on the pier ia short time before. Motorboats and seaplanes imme- | diately began a search for the body. Bagby’s wife and two children re- side at the station. | ’ | } ‘MRS, CARNEGIE SEEKS TO ENJOIN CABARET OPERATION: Owns Building Which Houses What She Calls “New York's Smartest Rendezvous.” | Bw the Associated Press NEW YORK, Nov. 26. ' Louise Carnegie. Carnegie, filed notice with the ' County Clerk today of an action fo enjoin lessees of a West Fifty-ninth | vilding, owned by her, from | de- | “New | etreet hi £ conduct of a cabaret lawyers as rendezvous.” . Carnegie’s suit was directed he | furt her by her ’ cf > > a 7 > > York’s smartest t t conducts the brilliant night Broadway, on the premises. Erb, @ defendant, is with having violated lease from Mrs. on, which lai’ a J “? , ; rrevRe VW lin wy AAAATA AAA charged Te aiso terms of his inegie, who said the five-vear agree- iment specified the structure could |house nothing but a garage, a floor devoted to offices apd a third and 'top story to living apartments 76,000 PAID $340,000 TO SEE CALIFORNIA-STARFORD GAME By the Associated Press. BERKELEY, Cal.. Nov. 26.— There were 76,000 persons inside itne Stadium here at the California- Sianford football game Saturday, it vas announced today by the wuni- |versity management. More than 16,000 « were allotted places n the hillsides overlooking the field. - The gate receipts are estimated }at $340,000. Half of the net prof- iis of the game will go to Stanford. eh . Liers i i i ee ee i i i i a a a a a ‘4 ‘ f / ) } “Real Estate Oppor- ' . tunityls No Re- specter of Season” : What is the best time of the > | Vear to invest in Estate” The quoted above, contains a ‘ worid of wisdom. teal < Now is always an opportune } time, as will be evidenced ? by a lance through the “Real Estate” columns in ¢ the Post-Dispatch. Opportunities for profitable investment are on every side, no matter how small or how large the sum you want to put to work, or whether vou want to buy a home or business property. if. however, there should be some very Ser proposi- tion you seek, it wtll pay ou to express your desire n a want ad and leave it with or Telephonmwe It te The Post-Dispatch IPP BLP LPL PPL Lh SP —M ra. widow of Andrew | ~lub | life re- | the | Car- anewer, as (| a Iz at RRINELANDER AND BRIDE ARE LIVING APART Millionaire’s Family Said to Be Trying for Annul- ment; “Will Not Give Him Up,” Says Wife. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Nov. 26.—Leonard Kip Rhinelander has left his bride, daughter of a man who swore he was colored, and lawyers purport- ing to represent the multimillion- aire Rhinelander family are trying to arrange for annulment of the marriage, counsel for Mrs. Rhine- lander told newspaper representa- tives this afternoon. “TIT will not give up Leonard,” he quoted Mrs. Rhinelander as having sald. City Judge Samuel F. Swinburne of New Rochelle, where the hum- | ble frame house of George Jones, Mrs. Rhinelander’s father, is situ- | ated, has been engaged as counsel! |for the bride. He said that the Rhinelander lawyers had offered several propo- sitions in exchange for the bride's consent to annulment, but that she had rejected them all. “T love him dearly.” Swinburne said Mrs. Rhinelander told him, “and he loves me. All the Rhine- ‘lander millions cannot take my ‘husband from me.” While Mrs. Rhinelander is again in the shabby little house of her father, young Rhinelander is living ‘in the Racquet and Tennis Club, ‘New York City, Swinburne said. “Mrs. Rhinelander tells me,”,he added. “that she talks with him every day over the telephone. He wishes she and he could live to- ‘gether. The reason why they are i'not living together should not be | particularly mysterious.” SISTERS, 10 AND 14 YEARS, FOUND DEAD IN MAN'S SHACK Occupant Held by New Brunswick Townspeople for the Sheriff. 'Bw the Associated Press | HOULTON, Me., Nov. 26.—Cyn- i'thia and Neotia Foster, sisters, 14 land 19 vears old, were found dead ‘last night in a shack occupied by 'Harry Williams, in the town of 'Fosterville. N. B., 18 miles from ‘this town. according to a repor*t ' made to the police here today. | Williams. who was arrested, is being held by the townepeop.¢ |pending the arrival of the Sheriff from Frederickton. terday to do some cooking for Wil- liams, their uncle. When they falled to return last night, went in search and found the bod- ies. The girls’ hands had been (i tied behind their backs and they had been shot through the head. TEACHER, 27, MARRIES “BEST BOY IN HIS CLASS,” 17 ‘| Canby (Ore.) School Beard to De- cide Whether kt Shall Retain _ Nov. 26.—The School Board of Canby will meet this week to decide whether it shall retain the services of Rosamond Lee Shaw, 27-year-old high school teacher, who on Nov. 10 married Clifford Leroy Samuelson, 17, a stu- dent in the high school and known as “the beet boy in his class.” The marriage at Vancouver, Wash. was O l i D e- 6 6 0 0 | kept secret until yesterday. BATTLESHIP SUNK BY SHELL FIRE | | | IN NAVAL TEST ee — | Firing Supposed to Have Been According to Sched- Inch Shells. DEPTH BOMBS PREVIOUSLY USED ; Navy Admiral Eberle De- ; would prove to the world the use-| their father | clines to Reveal Where Shot That Sank Washing- ton Took Effect. — | By the Associated Prez. WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—The hull of the uncompleted battleship Washington, proud promise of a great fighting craft whose career was checked by the naval arms agreement, rests on the bed of the Atlantic off the Virginia Capes to- day, conquered finally by the big guns of the battleship Texas. Secretary Wilbur disclosed in a formal statement today that tor pedoes, aerial bombs and gunfire had all been employed in the tests The final tests were made by gun- fire. The Secretary said the exact re- sults of the experiment would not be revealed. He issued a state-, ment saying: “The results of the experiments on the hull of the ship, popularly referred to as the Washington. were of great military value and will be immediately considered by the special board dealing with the relative value of the various arms of the service with a view to deter- mining the most advantageous dis- position of the available appropria- tions for national defense. “To state with any detail the na- ture and character of the experi- ments conducted upon the hull of this ship would not only be to give to foreign nations the advantages of the experiments involved on our part, but give the advantages of in- formation which could only be ob- that expended by our Government ‘and thus surrender one of the ad- vantages accorded to us by the jtreaty for the limitation of arma- ments which required this vessel to be permanently sunk or broken up, but permitted its use as a target before actual sinking. “The expectation of our navai constructors concerning the resist- ing power of the ship against gun- fire, bomb and torpedo explosions have been fully justified and the detailed examination of the huil after the various explosions will be of inestimable value in the develop- ment of our national defense.” The object of tests during the past week with depth charges to determine the resistance of; her ‘new structural design to externa! explosion, such as mines and tor- pedoes. the Washington was given her death blow yesterday by gun fire from the Texas. Word of her sinking. which vir- tually completes the ship scrapping program for the United States un- der the Washington treaty for lim- itation of naval armaments, was received by the Navy Department in a brief report from Rear Ad-| miral C. F. Hughes, president of the navy board which conducted the teste. The report gave no details as to the firing by the Texas, but under the prearranged schedule for the tests, the fire from her 14-inch guns was to be from long-range and at high angle to test the pro- | tective deck construction. designed in the light of weaknesses shown in battleship construction itn the nattle of Jutiand. Presumably a plunging (fire igainst the decks of the Washing- ‘on sent her to the bottom ruesday's Bombardment Firgt Since Tests Started. ‘ perial to the Poet-Diepatch WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.—Ad4- miral BE. W. Eberle, chief of navai operations, has said that the bom- bardment of the Washington yes- 4 |terday was the first since the test# off Virginia Cape started. The girls went to the shack yes-'| Asked whether airplanes had | participated in any other teets, Ad- miral Eberle said qprmmggon, “Our reports are that on nday two airplanes dropped heavy ar- mor—piercing projectiles to fest the deck protection of the Wash- ington. One projectile struck the 4eck. The department has not been advised as to the number of hits écored by the Texas in the fir- ing today (Tuerday).” Two thousanéd airplane bombs had been used against the Wash- ington, but they were placed at specified points to determine the precise effect on the hull from explosions at given distances and depths. The projectiles dropped by planes, according to Admiral Eb- erle. 414 not constitute a “bom- berdment.” as they contained no explost and were intended only to de whether projectiies s0 could penetrate the tained at a cost greatly in excess of” —" | CONVICTED OF MAIL | FRAUD CONSPIRACY | ule Which Called for 14- | WILLIAM SACKS. FIRST PALACE OF BABYLON’S KINGS UNEARTHED AT KISH Structure Reveals Magnificent Architecture and Master Art Work. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Nov. 26.—The ruins of what is believed to have been the first palace of the Kings of Bablyon have been unearthed by the Field Museum-Oxford expedi- tion excavating the ruins of Kish, according to word received h by D. C. Davies. director of the museum The palace probably Its the old- est architectural structure ever found in the Near East, according to Prof. S. Langdon, Assyriologist, head of the expedition. It is built of the earliest tyfe of brick known | and is in a remarkable state of preservation. The excavators found a magnifi- eent brick stairway, flanked by a great wall and built into alcoves. Near it was an imposing colonnade of brick pillars, running before a throne room. Around the throne room were many exquisitely worked plaques, arranged in a great frieze. depicting expeditions of the first Kings to subdue foreign cities. Other plaques showed cattle being brought home, The quality of the inlaying and engraving revealed the Sumerians as masters of these arts, Prof. Langdon reported. KANSAS CITY DROPS FESTIVAL Priests of Pallas’ Stockholders Vote to Dissolve Company. Snecia! to the Post-Dispatch KANSAS CITY, Nov. 26.—Pallas Athene no ionger will reign over Kansas City. By unanimous vote of the stockholders of the Priests of Pallas holding company yesterday it was decided to d’scontinue the annual fall festival and dissolve | the holding company and the Priests of Pallas Festival Co. The property of the company will be sold, the debts liquidatei and the remainder of the funds will be re- turned to stockholders The Priests of Pallas Festival Co., which had charge of the an- nua! festival. has ‘not met fe- cently. but it is possible it may reorganize and take some action on a proposed plan to hold a rodeo and carnival in place of the Priests of Pallas celebration. The first Priests of Pallas celebration and parade was held in 1887. PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT AND THURSDAY: COLDER TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. 9 «a me 7 ise aa Rs aéeoae & 4 ; | Highest yesterday. 48 at 4:15 p m. Lowest. 28 at 2 a. m. . Offictal fore- YRE STAMP—cast for St Louk ING OUT THE 2 o 4 vicinity AIL SWINDLERS ‘Partly cloudy to sight end Thurs- day, warmer to- night, with lowest emperature abor- freezing: quider Thursday. Misseurt: Part ly overcast” to night and There day warmer in ye PrP ree ee SACKS 10 BE SENTENCED DEC. 19 FOR St. Louisan and 13 Others Convicted on 16 Counts of Indictment in Hawkins Case. BONDS OF ALL OF THEM EXTENDED Charge ores” Grew Out of Sale of United Home Builders to Indiana Promoter. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 26, —Willilam Sacks, St. Louis banker- politician and Southwestern oll op- erator, two years ago an active aspirant for a seat in the Presi- dent's Cabinet, will be sentenced in Federal Court here Dec. 19, follow- ing his conviction last night with 13 others on charges of conspiracy to use the mails to defraud. Postoffice inspectors, whom it was his ambition to direct as Post- master-General, furnished the ba- sis of the evidence on which he and all but two of his 15 co-de- fendants were found guilty, in « verdict returned at 11:38 p. m. Sacks, who rose from a postal clerkship_in St. Louls to the con- trol of a fiduciary corporation, with banking interests and with the means to finance his own cam- paign for the United Senate two rs ago, was one of most pared oe figures in the group of defendants, whose operations, as brought out in their two weeks’ trial, centered in Morton 4&8. Hawkins, head of the Hawkins Mortgage Co. of Portiand, Ind., now a fugitive from justice. - Verdict as to Sacks and Webb. By its verdict as to Sacks and William Webb, the jury decided that the two, controlling the United Home Builders of St. Louts, be. trayed the interests of that com- pany’s investors by selling out to Hawkins, at a price more than 10 times the value of their own actual interest, and that they aided Haw- kins and his subordinates in per- suading ‘the United Home Investors to exchange their holdings for the worthless stock of the Hawkins company. The Home RBullders investors, a number of whom testified here, were among more than 6000 per- sons, mostly of small means, who lost their savings, aggregating sev- eral miliions, through the collapse of the Hawkins concern. All the 14 defendants were found guiity on all the counts of the The am dictment charged ali with using the mails to defraud, 15 counts, with conspiracy to use the mafis defraud, one count. , ble ing use of the maiis to defraud, two years’ imprisonment and $16,- 000 fine, or both, under the com. spiracy charge. This makes poje- sible a maximum punishment, for each defendant, of 77 years’ im. prisogment and $26,000 fine on af the counts, Judge Ferdinand Geiger of Mil- | waukee, who trie@d the case, fixed Dec. 19 as the day when } will pass sentence on victed men. lawyers until Dec. 8 for of appeals. The Judge no indication as to the _the sentences which he will impose, The bonds of all the defendasts were continued tn effect. Backs said to the Poat- correspondent today: “There was no evidence adduced ip the trial which would justif: the verélet ra- turned as to me I will appeal) te the United States Cireult Court of Appeals and lam confident | wil! be vindicated The verdic! wae z el ff ! ‘ fee fii : A . a F Pe : Baw - -£. southwest portion and coider in west ana saorth por tions tonight icoléer Thursday liiects Mostly overcast tonigh and Thureday MAIL FRAUD i Wee 2T ORy a Silat tty 2 ROM alse bene Stigeabebi ah NAR eras ” - , we

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- c # L WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 28, 1924. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— T.LOUIS POST- DISPAILH ———— ne a a eer —-—— — _— - _— ——— “ —_ a A ome 10 im Stars Married in Mexico PARLIAMENT Ui WOGE CWEARS Ht = ] 13 Others Convicted ae : = raNAPOTI [I Moe 5 ’ °°, ° ~_- a : Oo * nere that pf fit us" ih - > . > ~— ee 2 om W ork | oe - , i | , Geneva Officials in Doubt. Doubted Whether He a i | — Since Document Does Should Take Cocktail as "Plans to Delmar Structure Over ‘abash cks Under ! aN 7% Me = a | Not Come From the Gov- Guest Even m Private W ira : - y Way by Early Spring. ; t - a, ernment. WILL BE STUDIED ° | — BR | | en = Bexps following “he sees re susan Dierict Court TOE, former BapGit mininere end 5 Sieg tnat Stayer Riel ot | erpirant fer @ rau. Railrcad Will File Motion for Rehearine of Case — C. of C. Committee May ~ | a 7 m ‘vely and ao5a8o.Ute:y 6 a wi’ 2 Y avy the: 19.90 2 $29 100 - pote: = =? George H. Tontrup. uae ae a wi | : ie * . , =r. ata rik r os sets eer ” : :; 3 _ — ard Equipment an a- chon. enna — , ’ , , JUG - 1 = . sid out! . ecame “a a , e ; . ge = "% el oe ‘ : py ; , Se a anne as Be Car and Equipment ('c., yes- | . ress , pion 2 eens: at CO and SUccot ar} | - ee en ene ae ‘he bani ma cave a recitation before . Photographed When Comedian 5: iss Grey to Contract nmmet ' Phos . i; Suecep, 6 : trust. 5 | . ** ‘ ss ‘*. : ‘ . : The closing followed the “leeamafer of real estate vaiued at! Da : , Se anit Ot ete Mine aediet @ @e-|e=ne rely at each other and) ™ ome Builders organization the directors to quis apee and a Cadillac auto:nebile | > CHARLIE CHAPLIN AND TWO NEGROES IDENTIFIED IN OTE” Suependence of EavPt fondant in the freditors of »¢ Standard com es pr nae gs P pragiss apie cet po Cee ) : iain, gien hoides 37 pany ed bankruptey proceedings | I -ir a to Have Pee el in “Sore ‘ : ~Las ——)- : : i> oi te ee cae _ , i ' i 2 ' i Es i ™ih ks Defense A ssajled. a -» . — 2a) 3 - re : . 2 é - sa i? ov — + : o. th . ian umf ,ementimg item oo oe on I : imitted by Webb that “ oo . y - ; ~ 7 - ——— - ~ _ ™ ' 4 * _- * TontruD made the transfers » intention to lefraud tiem. Tontr big, rudey, and 2ffahie, from _Drosecution a A , hack his chair and smiled | ono sicked pee r ve ; z -ut a three-hour e¢xzamtina- , " — . x » Iaco . Lashiy, atterney: knew when th Roadhouse Keeper ™ ¥ — . “7 profit that Haw- | or foe tne ts goarng — to Mrs steal in order a oe eS ae Ge capitate: ies + - widow of Selwyn ‘. Edgar else could he . was reuim 7 ich » Batoh : ness against Prosecuting: which time ether »fficess| = t > r Tz P % ~ Repo —— ? aw us and Bova Mort arter Adam Henry Jones nega Def the National company, seiling =Te W a . 4 ‘ i 2 — ~ ; : , Male His Fortune tin oi ‘ rote organization ‘or the Sandard cor - es eS 8 - ™ : a - ‘on ' pany siaced it in bankruptcy. Tes -| eieabte 22% iam Sacks. now 59 years oid, ay > testified he sold Mrs. Sd@gar and need 4 D the automobile and the real estate, | dersfood T Jones’ action is a bg residence property at 420" Wash- would returm® lefensive move because 4 ; ington boulevard amd 5543 Cates | Has (me acerecs = = fevenuc, white in New York pte Bronen as “the tirst —_ December. He admitted 5 . j . b bie-crossed him” ig 1 al ”-t, Mr an: lanteencliltied ’ . a ore" : i tion” agreement. a gar %’ ‘something aticts | Pate = epee nto . | “5 ee aan © eee ase ! young man ust out of Gounis told reporters Em ’ “Newded Money for Business.” had been i ae reas a - Te mpi. ee Md mint nm Bacon ee pens saa igh school, Sacks became a clerk | refuse to testify before Hy . o the purpose of factusing f To Seek Rehearing | | een oee an aed mt .. oF an innmoce: 3 which a +h , :, +t Bg id Rieateiine te |; sa ) ree , “on! hiché reoxztll ) i ie 4 ) | rosrTorice. ® jury because Assistant » the sale. m= Tontrup saidyg he needed the car re e- mM general superin- ttorney Wilfred Jones = @ % — - his business, and Mrs | hearing was = at o4 % ‘awn? ‘fer : s Saas : . ae positon > om ivil Serv ‘ce prosecutor has been | * from.” In explanation of | sonal seh Board, of which Be Decame chair- the Attorney-General I se ‘+ ter remark, Teontrup said te expressed a . , ee ae mn | on My constitutional rigaaag Paeeant that “she had it ard was erything te ibaibanea er aes beet “te wash ee ee ee ee eee eee feilling to quy my stuff=” The real) oat.” : s QM NATHUSWS QUESEMMMEGGS: 22500 torneo 7: ” - Eleventh District Republican Con- a’ Mim $12.008 oor ee — een ae a #5 - By the Associated Press. ig | “Real money?” queried Lashiy. sressional Committee r a time. i ow, 7 4 wt , 77, } ~ , PARIS, Nov. -%.— . na 3 bet, real moner was ‘the | Then he ‘eft St. Louis, and reports ‘ " 7u . . o 2 satiated dita sh mergue today signed tim ae sf his activities in the oil regions . =i 8 . 98 - ; iecree iecided upon . T h} then produced the — were heard here from time to time. ; , asniy h : in 5 nee apg ernment im the case the transaction, which cite the; - rea res mn +h oh with t} 2d0 ES - , a “Siege Tnisa Waco and the Hewitt and “Nathusiue. the : the ti SAC. ies mete P iwares (rensemsrued ' hey fist es tag ey re sHowm. | Osage oil fields were the scenes ~~ zerman 6m eonsideration a3 ~ oo first wife. ; : victed Oy, a& cOoU tied ~ a : — earh case Ton- of his operations, and presently the ensiderations +5 herself in had awake : : 4 : the league 9 Ton- A . ) the Aye name of Sacks appeared on the 2% wees of having sp said hie father, Louis H. Ton 7 " > i With Werk —_——s ; oy ee a tren? Ww KIN in 0 UuiSs, sides of tank cars. indicating that French property during = nresident ef the Papin- Ton- Alienby Proceeds th ork ae eR ate ' aign fund of Mayor Kiel. who was Bitton. ae a oe at eee then as beer esse ema 5 re #8 , is progressing = + in- shown, and said that she smeiled “Powers testified he gave Sack eno red and re-elected in that . Stetlities” at the “Washington boule- contest. down adout De . oe oe wormed a , an? ° “um 10% i Rig oreain wae 3 aud so that he would 4 | _verd house for a time, ut the “That chee, % ab an : : : ,' . Jition of Tawkin E mn 1922. when Postmaster- om E place vas practically vacant. as he | tinued. the com missic: ride we gay — - , ’ rna » whe pet Low ca. EZYD = un y : id taaen Pann Sut Sack nd Tabb General Hays made known fis fa-' | ® a. had eit his furniture following . will as >. tii diene? eaieinn : 4 e German n ' a mane in ineuir ‘he 2 ssination repo! - lin st and did n ‘entioy . sign, Sacks friends | gs he suicide of his former wife, Mrs. tile Trust. me Chey teder. thoach| "7? "24 fust then come to this ‘+. ae ees ae Stack. is 4 Disposal of about 300 quart: ra anediinn ned that he wis ) seek che 3 [Clara Tontrup, Sept. 26, 192% on earth. iden: Kinsey »f th e Roar: 1 ee ORL trae ' ; as . ) ' ’ ; : . . Pay me wing , . Londed berry *hat . i? 1i3t 3 : . — tk’ oc . ‘ or abiner T tion armnbition : ’ 4 Tontrup was questioned at length bite Service was under the im — ee | Nema ) , ' | . . ft Egy pti th [ L.. Hannen at ¢29 nterest n ited was made kno e puPiic s Ey Lashiy and Referee Coles con- i odie inten wate be vei Oe | sister of Mrs. Regi: alls ny ie a Eee Rie, The Morning Post's Cai — larksbu va Hanmen Wom: Zyiliders | fawkins * no} - | » we Serning the finances of his two eam-| vired. The erder directed the Wa- ; — ki ote Senn - nn , . ts ths eta} that he =We . Peder: remMiDition 3 ; Bs man with inteill —— - nies. ifabilities of which are listed bh to pay &0 per cent of tne , pee e rif | , ee forma oyalist party wi Was the x much of the ‘ge enough *o t rem he! Pat nearly $250.900, and his with- SE — _— oe pag pata | 7 a ees. ol Sis ut : inne Rified that 1] _ frawa! of virtually ail the available Peash ‘0 thate erode: Gniseens SES) y S205 fay teem 4 The witness said he.drew the) . Money for his “personal needa,” re-— Judge | fusing :o agree with Lashly's con- — , Pntion that the sole purpose of the * )Withdrawals was to defray the es- content. [penses of the honeymoon. Asked Asked if ) &s *> amsets of the companies Ton- plied: atitt , | ie th | pC tiring from pub- omit Sf Wheeling. one of Jude} exchas rt less stock. —& ony che Ms arash “oeig=s~*; 200 TO GET_TWO_ANTELOPES cas Aw 3 “x wet sy, aoe thee eae ome te MBE ead NR ete TS sit papat ns Soe yy 5 Le 3 a ane the chy 4° rer Cen? = oe , - — | : — a . . bad os : - ‘. ad page| =~ ima nce wy hdermen reviding the ‘4 > Peres owe a ° anc eched yj! ne *"e Da Vrié ayall road's sare a = | tore frr ‘~2 Se} of Dweitrar ine streets. asked "© Pass Cial seasior« ey ety im 7" a | rence 1 the Nationalists, who. ., mace > aa Ve 4 to France, didn't 600 Lee *? i et and . te ye lar - . ak _ a x | : we : } : «4 j i. “a. 7 O°T} y . terry 7 r , +. a : ‘ ee on Tu = . ‘ > . ,a i? : ¥ : ’ 7 “ ws s " ' : '_s . J - . - = : of = og g - - : ond ef tte share within 69 dares after nresert an — » Wenes Se “a , ee , BON x: mnected with ; " ontrup admitted that one per fomretion f '@ xzTrace Ss paAra >> = 7 — >. ' : ain u 2 Ses x ; t ad ° —7 ? . eppeai te t oOurts. An ordinance Regarded as Preexslent. — : rs = a be Dati “ d srand and Washington—in the Heart of St. Loui fi ; ‘Preezone’* on an aching wes i — | aan | =“ SS Tawed structure through a residen diy amd his fac TmeOn \ Service for Evervbody : ‘?2 > By 74 stantiy that corn steps hurting, then abeut a Quarter of 7 mide, @#xteo d- timi diatreet and Fo pee? i? sal a tad to a, « ‘ - Mer w m erning Lis ” : ’ . — e m t . ’ : : , H ahortiv you lift it right aff with * =a + ‘ rn , ‘ ; — : - . . 2 . ; ~ (i = ~ ree '¥ oe: Seem. ® point 235 fest wet : the tracks a¢ grade at Deimar it is honesty ‘hat infuriated hin NRY ALFORD PORTER Wil! Pteach on oA 3 = Saree toe & peint 23 : , angrra. veiieved phywically arom A sain svaen he | raiew Mien, ut cremsines on ther) man. dN we “IF WE COULD BEGIN AGAIN” na arate, afi pine 3 magne rT eS “ : ie the-actiame. of senaratinn of ath... dlackmail and forgery had consti- Thanksgiving Day at 10:30 A. M. at neh ~- be gat my : ~ of ‘* Freezone’ for a few centa, saf- | , a sde-—LindSit, tnfon, De Baliviere a] ' said - (Offering t ferent te remmve ¢ hard . De Balt 1 i om F wee. & = to be Given to Orrhans’ Heme) vORK owey r cont ‘grade, eeay for vehicien. Waterman, Kingsbury. Olive Stree: ho: we om? ee oar an ee of tine — a or oo | soft corn, or corn between the 7 -iacngmmmag ts commecti read and Mapie of th 3 e Organ. The Third Baptist Chorus will «ing cad the foot calluses, without a sese or irritation,

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of A I ROR 4 > Salen URRat Nagne Teen OSE hp i a aE “” «? A REE EE ER NNR A .- ey UNDRY OF = ROBBED OF S199) PAYROLLON STREL! ef Tel U:FR Ait S =~ = A ‘Murdered Californian’s George W. Gaskill Held Up I | ‘ruptcy Case Tells Referee , a1 é ad i fon ae i pie. Elliott, ki Park. ; “ _— @ A ae - | —s 7 ; / ' . = ) in 4009 Block on Olive lions 5 *s . . > : | Widow Faints at Inquest of Wil- Mayor Kiel headed a specigy They Were “Practically 1 | : to per- delegation which “Car | as She Passes Late Hus- When Returning From Nearby Bank. Went to Wash y | 9 Ti | that he urge President _ Engaged at i ime. | ; 2 . band’s Friend. Hardiad in pro- Sacks to the dir ee ST !OUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDN ey Nene NOVEMBER 26, STIMUIS POTT MStaTeH “3 ee ee SS PESTS At the Horse Show — a “Re eae ’ ° and which — en houses! * | a Postoffice © we at ee “From fe | | | & ZB-YEAR-OLD a We eile | ; ee en _ ko 0st ° ant ei PZ eve @ General]. In this filrn, Sacks 3 bs j | JUMPER. % | ge | 0 FIRL'S PABIN , a : | Z LER. | IN SACKS peared, standing in front of 3 Republic Nationa} Bank, which s pik | organized, Sitting at his desk « politica. (the surveying an array og - to bear wells, and feeding the sea } cll TCH _,,_ | Hawkins Fraud Case which appeared in St. the new ge ES 327 ead of Concern in Bank- bank, d > ben * > 7 ee. ington To to appoint | Vacancy. | George W. Gaskill>vice-president take Mes weteenee se ae lot the Westminster Laundry Co., SA! JRNAAS NO. Cai.. 3 A 4 | 26.—William R. Fee, president @¢f 4113-17 Olive street, was held up by ‘two banks in Alhambra and San|two men at the laundry entrance at Gabriel, met his death by a blow/1!:15 a. m. today and robbed of the on the head an dstrangulation due $:908 weekly payroll of his ‘iin, to choking, and his boty Cae SNS aun whict tie Sill Gieteiciens near the cabin of a young woman ‘ who, for seven years, had formed a the Missouri National Bank. 4968 triangle in his married life, it was) Vlive street, a few minutes before. developed in testimony at the in-| Gaskill had less than 200 feet to. aS walk from the bank to the laundry. —— ee He was only a few feet from the laundry entrance when two young aM cal IM scp eto rene Re epee tres a aoe we ee eee - ; Pins » to 1 on} al- al stock, ) that they | not claim | tion be- heir pock- they ac- hat Haw- in order | could he) SOME Norse SHOW A GLIMPSE OF MILLINER STILL LIFE mn Cab > Louis The President in Sacks, but that he had de My : ‘ cid 3 > | GET MONEY FROM PONIES, ‘TANDEM, CLASS liticians The .1922 senatoria} ter wit- (nation. He had little backing ag | of te BLACK HORSE TROOP ® the Intent to Defraud ihe ; x s 34,000 over his : he in for, Sa eee. OPP Nae Mrs. William R. Fee, the widow, men, wearing raincoats and caps, | ganize by S ‘ ; . : ‘ P sold out | °°™7°9 Dy Sacks, acquired ¢ Standard Equipment and Ma- ‘in front of Miss Mary F. Watkins, DE tefraud ho oo and pointed revolvers at him, They and . ank operated for th lay gave a recitation before, for the past seven years. tnization | directors t ligquidg F ij j the. ie 2 ) as SR ~ , / wrappes we een ors to iquidate, becar 7,000 and a Cadillac autoinobile ‘i a BAL a. * "Y aif). oa ’ Ss. 4 ~ ff : | Fee had been missing since last ivership, | a : | y S A of ; Pe , ‘Take a long walk; you need to | protected, but the loss to st 3 ng. ock At her home in Alhambra Miss ‘about $200.000 piast Tontrup Aug. 25, last, Gaskill weighs 234 pounds, IOUT «VU.000,"7 identified as one worn by Fee by ' Pontrup, big, ruday, and affatle, Olive atreet. The scene of the ‘for the purpose of providing hik- Roadhouse Keeper oon “tion by Jacob M. Lashly, attorney | ner. Gaskill sald that he creme Decl He tained at camping partieg. IN ACTION north side. He personally bring: : replie | _ (graciously that he thought hight OGICAL PERSON TO | on El- | of a . aaa . WINNERS OF THE.\WELSH SHowed to name Dr, Work, Hays’ first oil | to El- ‘|sistant jin the department. oo Lie eee | . FF. . — \: 4 =e , campaign ae | A Le FO | . 42 -y VOLO It wi'l followed, and Sacks enter . 2 ; | Sa © | = 7 | % pl ey 12 s : . § entered ertito: | é 7 | paw ‘a ‘Yy oy Kiel of (aspirant for the Republican m a X LILLE Alleged Property / —t A HA Sit / yy 77 See — | > Was Transferred With, | Capt DAVID H BLAKELOcK HA hi | nowever, imong ans, but he had BY Stand ‘ight wine and beer platform w} attracted St. Louis votes, and te ; | Plurality in this city was more th Se Them | Organized Na _— | me could The Repubite aetioth ene a i | | fainted ef the hearing when sme . $29,000) i ank, ore _ George H. Tontrup, president of left the witness stand and passed tuimped-from & & ing car in the acme | 207 building on the south sic ey imery Co. and the Nationa! i who, she had testified. fieured in westbound Olive street car tracks o ocust street, = 3 . x . ee | sit ” FP —_ east of Eigh fety Car and Equipment Co., yes- NOT ELIG| BLE “unpleasantness” in the Fee family told him to “stick "em up and turn trust, Ae ee e ' ° Webb that — its closing last Julyame in Bankruptcy Coles of the TO ANY CLASS Sheriff W. R. Shay believes the |'t over.” He dropped the payroll, sate closing followed the decision of Meansfer of real estate valued at _banker was murdered. | 4 ¢ th mea a” * : ) o e e @ legisia- 2 5 : ; = sidewalk, an one ae — gr losing money. The@Me worth $3000 to his wife, Mrs. Kath- Saturday, when he journeyed to} picked it up. : ~ ests - git 7 e 7 . P= sai pending | s Of depositors were fyl) ryne Shotwe!! Edgar Tontrup. ithe mountains with his wife. a ¢ th ~alled |holders was estimated - a (Creditors of the Standard com- Sage chien alee mete rece vali, lor more. Sacks said his “hag pmeny aa ree Srocesamngs |Watkins renewed her explanation ee ' lof the finding of a suit of clothing : alana The automobile, driven by a third Sete: Pieging Tontrup made the transfers ; PETER GOUNIS BEFORE COUNTY /with intention to defraud them. lsaying the garb had been given to man, then disappeared west on | her some time ago by the banker | a eae “a aes holdup is less than 100 feet GRAND JURY IM JONES INQUIRYMetiesusnes: « vicce:nour examina aarat ant Gove orem eee: roughout a three-hour examina- ing clothes for men guests whom |. ’ she and her sister often enter- ; from the south side of Olive street Will Not Testify Until § r the trustee. pecial roe , : at Sar and walked- west he Prosecutor Is Named. ‘ He told ot his marriage to Mrs. | The body of Fee was found 50 ab, on t yards from the cabin occupied by | tne payroll to the office each week Mdgar. widow of Selwyn ©. Edgar. WATCHING HIS STEP for ‘a fail- years old, and has ty, except he was a Oklahoma, tion. 20. ast out office. He al superin- | later to a ivil Service | fame chair- rvice and of law, in night man of the blican Con- or a time. and reports oi] regions me to time. | Hewitt and the scenes “esentily the Pd «6©6on «€6the Peter Gounis, St. Louis Countymee roadhouse keeper, and chief wit ness against Prosecuting Attornev in O81. He before his | of . me a.clerk | _Adam Henry Jones in a grand jur investigation of /Charges, is before the jury agai Fe ' today-under a subpena issued by the Prosecuting Attorney himself. Jones’ action is described as defensive move because of a state to Gounis that ment accredited Jones was ‘‘the first man who eve double-crossed him”’ ition’ agreement. ° Gounis told Attorney Wilfred Jones is conduct ing the inquiry. “Until prosecutor has been appointed b ithe Attorney-General I will stand on my constitutional rights and re ,fuse to testify even if they throw me in jail.” he said. VON NATHUSIUS QUITS FRANCE y the Associated Press. PARIS, Nov. 26.—President Dou i'mergue today signed the parduni decree decided upon by the Gor ernment in the case of Gen. Vo | Nathusius, the German officer cnn lvicted by a courtmartial at Li'l ‘last week of having confiscates /B rating that | ‘Tench property during the Worl! ass of big War. and sentenced to a year imprisonment. stige. Louis in| to have ac- | setice. He . ce Hamon,. mmitteeman | sa mem- | bmmittee of Commit- the nation- aye matched | h an equal | ary cam- | el, who was ted in that | Post master- own his in- ks’ to seek the) Ss ambition | the public | icture film, Shop Can Su Von Nathusius. who awaiting the news at notified immediately and Lille, left ‘protection’ in a “protec reporters he would refuse to testify before the grand jury because Assistant Prosecuting a specia had bern wag fo Germany. f ae friends | oi : f ik 5 y you With Bobit. supplied by J. Merrell Drug derle Drug (Co., Stix, Baer Goods Co. Famous-Barr Dry Coeruse™ B. Nugent & Bre. Dry Goods Ca.. Vander. eort-Barney Dry Goods it! Drop a little hing corn, in mM hurting, then Fight off with pa tiny bottle few cents, suf. ery hard corn, tween the toes, , Without sore- money order or St. Loults exchange 3 Delivered by city Serrier a out-of 4 —— ah ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. . 12. 1878 a by The Pulitzer Pv (yj]'ve plishhts. Published Daily | Co.. Twelfth Roulevaré and strent . ons? (Member Audit Bureau of tag MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATE® s 4 . | Press is exclusive g PP anon ated Press blication of - owed the National Co., the selling ning moOhey,"’ he explained. “I did nee kfor the Brooklyn Rapid whit ‘Co. had 300 men going for .., 4nd that job is the prob- z * €xplanation of the debt. It Personal indebtedness, that's n.”’ ; rtaj “er from Tontrup on the sta- of a Paris hotel last July is was the first knowledge he of Tontrup’s European trip. ‘ onenkamp testified Tontrup Soe As related exclusively in yvester- 'posed that his partner, whom he | Frankie ‘sound mind, due to excessive use 0! ' ' : | , “IT know you must be having | a trible time of it, but I had » * © time with it all myself Bronen , le wood finisher, + kamp told of receiving a ‘estranged from his family for two Frank, of un- designated as and Mr. Ruf, was variously liquors and narcotics, for six years before his death. Cox also testified regarding the position’ in the Ruf home, before her marriage, of Mrs. Shelp. said Ruf treated Mrs. Shelp, then Miss Alpha Ruf Hatch, as 4 daugh- ter, though not legally adopted, and spoke of her as his heir. Man Ends Life by Gas. Henry A. Kunkel, 58 years who has old, beer months, ended his life by inhaling gas in the basement of his home, 4007 Vest avents, early today. His hody was found at 7 a. m. D3 his ok, Oliver, who was investigating the odor of cas. gus stove with jJetstopen, would | be to the benefit of the bankrupt | ispectacular than that (new i'thrilling fire | finish ithe human chance@of a snowball in hades,” | 2”! Cox said, alluding to the deferise | expectation of victory in the will | : | kept spectators trembling in antic- _ipation “] will qualify that, if you | I knew the Mercan- | tile Trust Co. didn’t have a chance | 'on earth to win my case, but they | for a year! ithan | size, | enthusiastic. ‘for a Cox | He found a smal) | Troop — oo ~~~ en — r _ Spectacular Performance At Coliseum Horse Show Army Cavalry Horses Put Through New Ser- ies of Daring Tricks and Spectators Are Enthusiastic ‘ in Applause. The arrangement with the United States army, through which the Horse Show Association brought the celebrated Black Horse Troop of «cavalry to the St. Louis show, in at the Coliseum this week, was undeniably a happy in- spiration, for last night this daring aggregation of riders proved for a second time to be the dynamo that progress charged the exhibition with an un- accustomed voltage. Its performance more which made memorable the opening on Monday night. It had an entirely bag of tricks to display, the hurdie event at only - repetition. the monkey hazardous was even almost being the This time there was drill, Roman “riding, owned by Holekamp and of Webster Groves, fin- Dream, Murphy ‘isher “in the money” for the twen- time when ribbon. It prize. He ty-second consecutive he carried out the red was his fourth second won his eighteenth Monday night. It was a roregone conclusion that the potato race, which was so hot- iy contested Monday night, would a wild affair when the same be ‘teams went into action in a second ; the | ! pyramid riding and the leaping of | hurdles. these feats there dence a eonfident “try spirit of recklessness was in evi- once” of what ness next. Certainly was not lacking. An Enthusiastic Audience. The they should wit- excitement crowd last night was less half that -which for the opening, but in spite of its demonstration was more turned Its had caught the spirit Oo ut isounded And through | anything | by that | officers’ team from Fort Sheridan, | | ' beaten the enlisted men from Jef- | 1 ' encounter and it may be said that expectations were fully realized. The ‘ Reds,” nosed out by just one potato in the first affray, were clearly out to even scores with those triumphant “Blues” from the Country Cfub. They did—and by the same scant margin. Thrills in Potato Race. The “Reds,” led by August A. Busch Jr., started the engagement handily trimming the cavalry and then, after the “Blues” had ferson Barracks, the battle of the giants was on. The assaults were so terrific that the tub went pieces and before the whistle the combatants had more need for spoons than spears. The signal found them tied casion along with the contestants| For the runoff, a new supply of and Not only was there prolonged cheering for the stunt performers but well distributed applause dur- ‘ing the more dignified competition events. | and in the harness and saddi« Twice there was outspoken disap- proval. Once the judges came In “razzing”’ (good though it was) when they gave the blue ribbon to O. W.QWehmann's three-gaited saddle horse Person- | William C. | them. ray ality instead of Dr. Gadsby’s handsome dapple Bliff. Again a ripple of protest was heard when Romping Jolly failed to get better than second in the Shetland pony class. In the saddle event, Peavine's The PEACOCK Chinese and American Restagirant 207 N. SIXTH ST. Thanksgiving Dinner, $1.59 1? M. — Evening From Pie 00 FP. M. to &:00 P M 10:30 FP. M. te 12:30 FP We Always Serve Unsurpassed From Noon ‘. & 2. Served Dancing Every Ovuality Food hesitated never an instant to/ vegetables was ordered, however, \and one wily “Red” spiked his tro- i'phy and was off to victory. | | | i ' mounts at | Way at all that seemed necessary natured | mounted backwards and al! When the cavalry troopers ap- peared for their exhibition it called for only a glance to perceive that | were gone | a lively session was in | They came in half of them with- | caution and formality that store. Around two abreast. saddles. galloped out they ers with an extra horse between They rode standing up, sidewise, lying across two or three once, backwards, ee blue rivbon | the arena | with | occasional combinations of two rid- | any Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner THURSDAY, from 11 9 Pp. mM. TREAT YOURSELF TO A REAL ITAIAAN THANKSGIVING DINNER RAVICLI and SPAGHETTI OUR SPECIALTY Fior D'Italia Cafe 3688 OLIVE. corner of Spring Av. Noonday Lunch, 50c FROM 11 a. m. to 2p. m Italian Table d'Hote Dinner, 85c FROM 5 p. m. to 8 p. : = to ' A Good Reputation Brockmeyer’s Airedale has a reputa- tien for mildness and will pnot bite under the eircumstances, but al- Ways sticking on. In the latter phases of this dis- play the horses would race around the arena two-or three abreast, leaping two hurdles in the course. | Just before reaching an obstacle the rider would slide off and then | vault to the back of the outside horse as the hurdle was cleared. | _Later they took the hurdles with six men forming a pyramid on the backs of three horses and then gave a demonstration of human hurdle leaping, officers and sol- diers forming the obstacle over which went flying aAhe hoofs of three chargers at a time. A false move or stumble weuld have ne- cessitated a rush call for an ambu- 'lance. The fire hurdle event of the previous evening was repeated as a closing touch. Lanstiowne, the 24-year-old jumper from the Lehman stables of Chicago who was compelled to | bow to youth in the jumping events Lot Monday, made a spectacular 'come-back last night in the hunter pairs contest. Paired with Sure- ‘fire, he gave a faultless exhibition }over the brush and rail obstacles | 'and came in for an easy first over (his younger rivals. Entries of "d lward L. Bakewell took secor? >1 ‘fourth in this event and thir ito a pair of nimble blacks f: cavalry troop. Summary of Awards. A summary of ine awards follows: Welsh ponies in harness—Jew?=!! (Gorham & Simpson), first; Cole (William KE Dee) gecon } Lady Go-Bang (PD. G. Welty), third: Coppice Janet (William E. fourth. Roadsters, pairs—St. Meserob and Peter Handsome (George J. Poak), first: Jack London and King Jacek ‘(George J. Peak), second Junior saddle $500 stake—-Liberty | Prineess (John F. Crozer), first: i\Clay Willis (H. N. Greis), secon’: \Reedad Clagee (Herbert W. Woolt) evening's | King | Dee), reenter ame LS STS ae |third; Patricia Peavine (0. (Gray), fourth; Ellen McDonald /O. Sampson), fifth: Laddie Boy L. Horn), sixth. Harness horses, tandem—Princess (‘Mary and Prince Peterboro (0, W Lehmann), first; Sporting Extra and 'Farina Regal (John R. Thompson), second: Brier Flagh and Lovely |Lady «William E. Dee), third: Mon- \crief and Mate (Sunrise Farm), fourth. Saddle (J (T. horses, three gailts—Per- lsonality (O. W. Lehmann), first: Marcheta (0, . Grpy), second: Wonder Miss (Gertrude B. Hardt), third: Biliff (Dr. W. C. Gadsby). fourth. Shetland ponies to halter—Silver Crescent ol: Welty), first; Romping Jelly (West Baien Hotel), second: Romping (Pp. G. Welty), third: entry (Gorham & Simpson), fourth. Hackney ponies—Hamilton Little Wonder (William E. Dee), first; Brashfield Lois (John R. Thomp- son), second; entry of Gorham & Simpson, third: Trillo Fashioa (William E. Dee), fourth. Ladies’ ponies—FEntry of Gorham & Simpson, first: Malana (William E. Dee), (William E. Dee), third. Saddle horses, five gaits —Ipanna '(R. E. Moreland), first: Peavine’s |Dream (Holekamp & Murphy), sec- fond; entry of O. H. Gray, third; |Edna Louise (A. C. Long & Son), |fourth Harness horses, pairs — Leading Article and Clyde Iris ‘Jonn Thompson), first: Montpelier Co- rire and Montpelier Safety (O. W. (A nn), second: Seaton Buster Seaton Priscilla (Willian E lyee), third ' Ponies ir land His Roy. Simpson), | ' First Edition lsecond. Hunter pairs — Langdowne Surefire (O. W. Lehtmann), ‘entry Edward L. Bakewell, Fever and Spud (Troop A, ‘teenth Cavalry), third; entry iward L. Bakewell, fourth | High jump, converted inte touch land out contest—Rolla Reed (Dr ‘Walter Venn), first: Phyllis (Georze 'Vest), second This event as sche- uled called for high jump of #ix 'feet or over for qualification. The lchange was made because of lack lof entries ' A Thanksgiving iformance will be given rt. harness, pairs—Jewel and Dee), Cole e.. st; King (William second r Four- Kd- matinee per- tomorrow second: Bouncing Bantam | Highness (Gorham x | and of | fy iN THE FIVE - GAITED SADDIE HORSE CLASS , Miss Watkins and a half mile from last officers | selling | the cabin occupied by the Feés on Saturday. Miss Watkins said that an affectionate note signed “Mary”. found near the body of the banker Was without significance. Back of the banker’s left ear was found a smal! skull fracture. such as might have been caused by a blow from a sand bag or blackjack. Surgeons declared that the position of the limbs when the body was found were not wha! they would have been had Fee died where the body lay. STUDENT, SHOT WHILE CLEANING RIFLE, DIES Frank Heimburger, a second-year art school student at Washington University, died at 30-30 Marlin rifle, which he cleaning yesterday morning in his home, 5579 Clemens avenue, was accidentally discharged. After hearing a shot, the mother, 'Mrs. Estelle Heimburger, who was ‘in the kitchen, ran to her son's 'room, where she found him lying }on the floor. On a table nearby a can of oll, and (were a ramrod, lsome strips of cloth with which he had been cleaning the rifle. The ‘bullet entered the left breast and lemerged near the right shoulder- | blade. Powder burns were found ‘in the wound. _ er a ee ee afternoon at which the orphan children and Boy Scouts of §8t. Louis will be entertained by the ’| Horse Show Association. The chil- ' dren will be transported from or- |phanages to the Coliseum in 15 'motor busses supplied by the Peo- |ple’s Motorbus Co. Tonight's per- ‘formance and other nightly exhibi- tions through Saturday will start )at 8 o'clock. The $1000 five-gate- ‘ed saddle stake will be tomorrow ‘night and the $1000 three-gaited saddle stake Friday night. to trying to | Those who returned! figure out how to transport mashed | of the oc-| potatoes on a single pointed lance. | makes it possible for people with regular incomes to borrow enough to meet their debts—and repay the loan in equal weekly or monthly payments extend- ing over a whole year. Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Street TRAVEL AND RESOBTS 41668 TRAVEL AND RESORT. _TRAve 1 Ee ard MEANS SERVICE Great oil-burning, twin screw and triple screw turbine steamers, heralding all that ns rd = a \ : A Th a is new and progressive in ship-building and equi —that is the Cunard Li that, plus the thoughtful, attentive service of specially trained employees. The Cunard-Canadian pas- senger accommodations are unsurpassed — wide pro- tected decks, superb lounges and dining rooms, children’s play rooms, luxurious state- rooms, perfectly ees bedrooms, some with bedsteads and and cold running water and private bathrooms — cabins designed by master hands. , Add to the pleasure that such luxurious ment affords, the delights of the trip down mighty St. Lawrence from Montreal or a For rates and sailing dates, see the Cunard Agent in your town, or write to The Cunard Steam Ship Co., Ltd. 1135-1137 Olive St... Bt, Louis, Mo. For Pleasure and Luxurious Comfort ' | ; ; : | ' ’ | ’ ’ | | | and said his practice apparently was known in detail to the robbers, He was unarmed and has never asked for police protection. ( BOTTLE OF ALCOHOL EXPLODES; WOMAN I$ BURNED TO DEATH Husband tn Critical Condition; Biast in Kitchen Where Liquid Car Radiator Had Been . By the Associated Press. HANNIBAL, Mo., Nov. 26.—Mrs. Edward L. Love was burned to death, and her husband ‘s in a erit- ical condition following the explos: ion of a bottle of alcohol in thets home here last evening. Love had obtained a bottle of alcohol to put 20 years old,|/in the-radiator of his automobile and had left ft in the kitchen, while supper was being prepared. [t wad St. Luke’s Hospital last night from | exploded in seme manner and Mrs. a bullet wound suffered when 4/ Love was enveloped in the flames WS which her hushan@ was unable to extinguish tn time to save her life LN That is the first rule of our Optical Denartment—decurate, — scientific wve-teste. Ezamination Free. Glasses Fitted Oculists’ Prescriptions Fitted 9th and Olive Sts. ga Sc a. PASO, 7 a a i ee en rer > 9a m6 ple aes ie 7 aint ‘ — i, +e a SN RC AI tC Cf I NN A ORCL » x ’ me i Pate

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+e w t. ee aes debi — Se ea eee oh TS Sill ie Sie SEEN RRR PORE nie 5 iL se © — ’ + a Ry ise & Sass . re Ao pe Sm ee, GUGEOS SS tied, eee cs “ ‘ # a et \ “Ta ~ ha ney os re ae ie as RY A Py a q te Fe + a ee - Batiyrr0 Pe MB hand St Me si SE . eu git I aise eal tale ee a Rigi RNa FP, PM A SUPERIOF TOILET PAPER The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED. 4 __STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH There are twenty- five to thirty dif- ris) ferent grades of mS cocoa beans, but eer" Baker’s Cocoa is \ made of high ) grade beans only. | That is one wn. th, reason why it is better. WalletBaker&CoLta ESTARISALD 1 7S0 ‘Dorchester Mass. Montreal Can. SOOKLET OF CHOICE RECIPES SENT FREE registered at Hotel Statier as Vir- ginfa Lee, her stage tame. W verdose of a drug designec ACTRESS FOUND UNCONSCIOUS | HOTEL FROM DRUG Mrs. Bessie Weir-Goldsmith, « 3 Former Follies Girl, in Critica] Condition at City Hospital. WAS DEFENDANT IN BIGAMY ACTION Had Been Detained Several Hours by Police After Being Found in Room of —— sirs. Bessie eir-Goldsmith, for- e.T* i~” -- a mer £C \s co0Tus £ir. 2c recert- » ¢ - _ - _ gefenca a oigar hare ~ + + = * «> - . a roug by her husband, } ard 20.6463 iia Sif @ CTiUucas COBC..I0N - = - « ‘a. 2s a -e * ~_s* ~ = @ a — — aan #4 ~+ + _ — : . —— -_ e $s - % - “- se Was ~~ Se _— - ~~ = - ~“~ 2 - - _— > 4 ~ oD 4 we 5 ne recm a 42 © i “tire is@uten >ie@a the Bertilien Bureau. who recali« that be had arrested Loch unde: the name of Brooks nine years ago 7 ce Shea was in the Jefferscn investi- . » - > tw * vA a om ae = = + » ga... bet #4 a | ~- iene - ee & es > . : T «a — ’ _— eA ~~ »s = so = =~ = -2 2 . rQOoOrTmisS Sr) oe ~ Was : a! Pt todar after denying any knowledge >»? the matters about which the po- Moe xere "i ae? _ - > — -_— Given First-Aid Treatment. Mrs. Welr- temith who w . 2 - i Pe ~~ ~~? -_ eel” Mead Fn Om URG SemCOnRSCLeuUs 24 Ler Ve 7 br an assistant manager at 9? Pp. m yesterday. First-aid measures Were taken by Dr. John Hogan, house * -rsielan who said todar she ap- eared to be suffering from 4n = = ao Ws . - al - nn > = & use in sieeping poticens She has been in a semircrcnscio™s a4 : es _-_ + hor rr uw SG a the POnRGaiion =. 2 nth ; aa ’ - ee - -- al ¢ Qe - = "wT" husband ef Mrs. Parke rhe coat mentioned in the note is repre- sented Dr ene of the three pawn +? »~ ©» > —— — = Ss ~ > Se eres 4 oe | . see. 3 9 a =: fw \. 2s a* 42 > o $5 = Th 2 ° -~ 7 wT * tickets are issued Dy New York pa «* ps id - 2aq cc ™ arn oes * 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth § o~ @ we “ may ( SE La 7 a iS SS _ Friday—A Remarkable Feature of Our After-Thanksgiving Sales a " o> " . = — res —_— - ———- - e Pan i4, 16,18 ro e. SO Rt ar pe ag WOMEN’S me by a weekly Grawing trimmed, lem -Mill-peuszh Named Recetver. rubber hee.s; Beeuit Judge Frey prompt:y ap- a variety of . * - - Fe re- ef the Eu . any af . an order restraining the |] Bowl » from doing is. ness or @ Consisting is: neces —— 3 oo fired yellow ™ : i in ae -2s ; . — .: ae ae ated sizes; rempany. Omerws, 5 | ish; 2§0 Set hs Se ae | ~ # . 2 the Eyre . . - a — se c ** eed spiverware 2.uec S48 for 4% weekly Payments omplaines Recefved. i Jewelry, ee "os ? oner, tn sc * ers +4 = we a ss | | Offered se from the fact that 3 +>" s3e7"S vere _ Fee uer Foe ew _- ai ver- = ~ + . aa? 13 e as $1 22 sets Lived 99 Years on Farm. 4 SALIA. Mo.. Nov. 26.—Abra- M > the valuable muscle end bone forming elements found im the grain and whole milk. Raises happy, robust children. Prepared at home by stirmng the pow- + ee on | h. ee eee . They Hit the Spot At the Grocer’s or Delicatessen wesw =a LABOR WILL RESIST WAGE 3968 NM. Peairte vancement of the Americas gustry. American wa remet to the end any effort tn duce wages of the Roy Hustel. ‘fail 2 the reef of the Wabash Retiroad freight depet, Coeilins and “arr “pees, whem at work yesterta~ He ioet hie balance reaching for a seidering tron He was taken cy hoapitg! suffering trom a frac. woe | tamed foo and several ribs | m = — ~ ‘ — *. z% se ag . r was an a Ser ™= +an >a = = 2 en, _ 3 " - - “4 . y ne — saa = > % 4 3 7 _* — ae a4 ~ a, é ry — = : > ~ ser ce Pie : i. ica Ir movement. yester “a3 an mao is. ¥ , aye a ie : he > . ** . or > ‘re > fe = . eo | g a 7 “e "far ~ want 8 al bs = > ry a i ~ . - . Tt be 4 rem en. TT) & i 5° ryt 2 a . ~~. By rt [he attitude o7 ‘he Americas Federation of Labor ¢ha: any tn. iustry os = A oS nae 22s, ; 300 WONDERFUL NEW COATS SENSA- TIONALLY UNDERPRICED—NEVER HAVE YOU SEEN SUCH COATS FOR SO LITTLE MONEY Every Coat Is New .. . Every Coat Is Fur-Trimmed .. . Every Coat Is Lined . . . Every Coat Is Well Made and Warmly Interlined . . . Every Coat Is Real Value. We have never seen more value for so smal] a sum. You will be instantly impressed with the fortunate nature of this purchase as soam as you see these Coats. If vou have postponed buying in anticipation of lower prices come when the doors open Friday, for you will be well rewarded. . e? e ¢.?.%,' a oe oe *er +e eee see & ” .¢ > -« tablets 2 3 . ~w ae The tomic and laxative pope. of Laxative BROMO

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a WEDNESDAY. eS MOVEMBER 26, 1924 The Daily POST-DISPATCH - % ee = Se a ener nn — on tan BOTH other « ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH J ; Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in January wom) STIX. BAER & FULLER. Taal si gn in Victoria Build | Store Closed Thursday ( Thanksgiving )— These ltesws for F riday Selling DOWNSTAIRS §S TORE se Alleged to Have Col- Maulding Furnitu: ts e by culation man BOTH other evening newspapérs COMBINED ena A A ert ees + te Se ae ———_}} —— —— oD NT ere SO A SS ey ted $60,000 in Lottery 4 . a t $ semc. give you quick iene , The lightest appli EM pain and stiffness bet way as fresh, new blood is aut tingling through the te No bothersome rub ust pat it on gent} : a ick sure relief Pres rr ts—85 cents, : = LAL ALLL +——_— hen the Seas 315 North Staken over 1) L emigsioner Millspaugh State Finance le > iaSt mn ~ SSN EA ea CN gee ner tneme eit a a NN i it ntact "? ~—— yr > c irt ruling that wa - under a: s business constituted a lottery, p promoter, William R. Emerson, = not discourage 1. Instead, he Thrift Avenue | Stoants Linimnal ~kills pain| _ Fresh Pack—Justia C.F. 6.26 Healthful Most Ask Your Ne TOM-BO} | Food Value, 4 yng Sales : ON SALE FRIDAY ATS A. M. THESE COATS ARE BRAND-NEW PURCHASES SEE THEM IN OUR SIXTH ST. WINDOWS — mehe farm on which he died. Nins The funeral was Mamed an order mopany from i ve a methe charge of oper: sthe wreck 4 % straighten out ynder &@ Criminal warrant s established the Eureka Silver mee Co. at 406 Victoria Building Be only difference between th B companies, accordl to ens in another i filed today. is that Aealt in furniture. ieerware. Both ope: c BEANS Be. deck plan, promising their d * 4 ewes wy by) r oc ~ by « 7 ¥ ‘ ers the Pamovier S { nance and WN | : of fur- getiing about $50 worth } id ‘er silverware) for as i by a weekly drawing Milispaugh Named Receiver. Mereuit Judge Frey prompt Beted Milspaugh doing The company. Emerson, siding and kner. be Eureka company, it {s al- : 2000 and Illinois The Mauld- taken $50,000 from bd, collected $69 000 from Ments of Missouri , it was organize a 4 company, when was > had received » customers e Eureka Co. has been onperat- Louis, Hanni- Bextensively in St. Belleville and y of its St. Louis oes. Where the disposed ifture “valued’’ at $55 for mekiy payn BCo. offered silverware $348 for 48 weekly payments Complaints Received. ting a other fmach case act pur Bit get the furniture for as little as $1, as giver weekly pient then ceased MeN Ss. 2 % . awav me Better Business Rurean re -, % Bibb i i many complai concerns * protested that e ‘oot? " o qj & e¢ they received for $55 or $48 action of that ~ -+ asserted the te worth only a anermore, they e were awarded mainly to fic- » Ner e ~~ persons. lived 99 Years on Farm. DALIA. Mo., Nov. 26.—Abra- % years old, died jas’ "13 Ce Ac si if Potter, 9 ming at his after spending home near ¢é his entire lif Gren survive. this afternoon Millispaugh’s furnished little r ly ap- temporary re- of the Eureka company, and restraining the business or Sensing of stock pending a hear- defendants are ees 8 Thomas a «a oe pias eg. clients were a4 ssiAte ~ Maulding Co. of contracts offering ents of $1, the Eure- “valued” lottery rose from the fact that nasers were told they or silver- sets and the the weekly a = . - Indignant house- the merchan- | ToCure ie a z a , “PS "ORR: urine trey sean ggererene: akin i 7 aide. m . a aCold ‘oe if} rs. : F Laxative oromo |; 3 _ tablets ae” __The tonic and laxative ect of Laxative BROMO Tablets will for- ‘ythe Bystem against Grip, muenza and other serious resulting from a Cold. » box bears this signature Cir Price 30c. ie Me om, it possible for people 4 ular incomes to YW enough to meet 2 4 tt debts—and repay the : in equal weekly or _ “ily payments extend- Over a whole year. Loan Company 714 Chestnut Street *ie) . + if wur Loan Plan | ' t The Buy-Way of St. Louis Marmalade Jar, 50c Glass Marmalade Jars, etched designs, with silver- pla‘ed cover and glass col- ored spoon; can be used for jelly, honey, etc. Felt Juliets $1.29 Pair Women’s Juliets, ribbon trimmed, leather soles and rubber heels; all sizes and in a variety of colors. Bowl Sets, $1.00 Consisting of five hard- fired yellow Bowls, gradu- ated sizes; all smooth fin- ish; 250 Sets on special sale. Aluminum Roasters, 69c Double round Aluminum Roasters: with side handles. Neckwear, $1.00 Collar and cuff sets of linen, laces, satins, organ- dies and sports materials in a variety of styles; all white, cream and color com- binations. Each one packed in a box. Jewelry, 50c to $1.00 Offered for selection at this price range is a large assortment of desirable pieces of jewelry which are suitable for gifts as well as for persona! use. Each piece is in a neat gift box, ready for presentation. Fringed Panels, $1.88 A large variety of new bungalow and casement Pan- els in scalloped bottom ef- fects, with black-headed fringe; 2'4 yards long. Mechanical Train $3.69 A Mechanical “Bing” Train equipped with a strong spring motor, re- versible lever and brake; Train consists of 1: lo- comotive, 1 baggage, 1 Pull- man, 1 observation and Io pieces of track to form an oval. Spark Plug, 79c A mechanical toy of Spark Plug with Barney Google as his jockey. Has a strong spring, and is brightly litho- graphed. Women’s Blouses $1.85 Several pretty styles in Blouses, made of gool qual- ity English broadcloth, with boyish and Peter Pan col- lars: tan, blue and white; sizes 36 to 44. Pipe Tobacco, 39C Granger rough-cut Pipe Tobacco, full 8-ounce humi- dor; very specially priced. Velvet Tobacco, 95¢ Ful] 16-ounce meta] humi- dor of high-grade burley smoking Tobacco for the pipe. Umbrellas, $2.98 Women’s Umbrellas of colored Gloria silk (silk mixture),—with brocade and flat satin borders; handles in smart club styles, highl¥ enameled in bright colors to match silks; heavy silk cords and chic leather loops. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Silk Lingerie, $2.95 Envelope chemise of crepe de chine and radium, attrac- tively trimmed with dainty laces. medallions and hem- stitching; flesh, orchid, hon- eydew and blue. (Square $—Matin Floor.) Linen Tablecloths $2.95 Good quality linen, silver- bleached damask Tab/e- cloths, neatly hemmed and measure 58x76 inches. (Square 7—Main Floor.) 186 High-Grade Fur-Trimmed Coats Featuring Garments of Individuality and Character at Savings 0 $3075 a Coats are part of a remarkable purchase in which we secured the cream of the market as to values and models. All garments are perfectly tailored and lined with Colors are brown, rookie, bottle green, black, mixtures, various shades of red and navy blue The values are most extraordinary. to 521 in Extra Sizes. Girls’ New Fall Frocks 14° *25 Gye may select from Coats of Bolivia or ormandale with collars of various furs for dress wear; Coats of Bolivia, downy wool, angora and black chinchilla with collars and cuffs of mandel, natural opossum and natural muskrat for street and business wear, and Coats of the heavier materials for machine and general wear. Sizes 16 and 18 sor Misses; 36 to 44 for Women; 49), 3650 Yds. of Wanted Silks Ina Very Attractive Offering for Friday HIS assortment comprises full pieces, part bolts and rem- J 0) 0) na ees nants, in a selection of all-silk and silk-mixed fabrics, at a crepe or satin de chine. price that proclaims unusual value-giving. Included are— silk - mixed 36-inch colored Satin Messaline. Black Dress Satin. printed Lining 40-inch printed Cantons. 40-inch plain silk-mixed Canton Crepes. 40-inch printed all-silk Geor- gettes. 40-inch plain all-silkk Crepe de Chine. | Silk Mixtures. 36-inch plain Tub Silks. 36-inch Beng-File, satin-faced Artificial Silk. 40-inch plain all-silk Georgette. LD Whnst ire “fF a ; Gia Colored Ruffled Curtains 1000 Sets, $7] 99 a Set HESE Curtains are made of crossbar marqui- sette with colored ruffles of blue, rose and gold with tie-backs to match. At $1.00 a set while quantity lasts— mail and phone orders filled. Figured Panels at $1.88 Each Lllover figured Panels in the newest weaves. Come 40 and 45 inches wide and 2% yards long, with neat fringe. The special price is for Friday only. (Downstairs Stor¢.) Women’s Low Shoes Friday, $989 Pair 1800 Pairs Novelty Gloves [N the assortment are patents, satins and kid leath- Special Purchase ers in the season’s newest styles, including Group Featured Dixie ties in patent leather. Some were secured At 95c Pat from an Eastern maker and are termed factory re- jects. All sizes 3 to 8 in A to D widths to select from. Very unusual at the low price. iP OrW N unusual assortment of women’s new chamois-suede fabric Gauntlets in eight distinct styles in flare and turn-back cuff effects. Many in the smart strap types. Colors — brown, mode, leather, gray, beige. etc. Sizes 6 to 8%. Very special value. POW NnELTaAITS Stor nstairs Store.) ‘ e : . = i. — — IEE ae Se OT ~—s.2 LO ple a Sb i ELL-MADE Robes with military collar, two pockets and heavy cord waist tie. Come in various patterns. Large, medium and. small sizes. Men’s Union Suits Flannel Pajamas Cotton ribbed; slightly Warm cotton outing fleeced: closed crotch; Flannel Pajamas; two- ‘ and ankle piece styic; pink and biue long 6 — : : stripe patterns. Sizes A. B length; white, jaguar and ecru; ys “d $ 1 .69 to 46, at * 9x12 Axminster Rugs ECURED from one of $ 94 America’s most depend- 4: patterns and every Rug in the seamless style. Subject to minor imper- Rugs may be purchased on our Convenient (Downetairs Store.) A ; Very Special Friday, at | able makers. Big variety of | fections. : Payment Plan. en (Downstelrs Store.) OOM LO Sizes 7 to 14 Years —Special Friday SUCH beautiful, stunning Dresses are very seldom offered at such 95 a low price. We purchased the entire ° remaining Fall stock of a prominen* maker at much below their regular value. There are Dresses of velour, of flannel, of fine quality cotton velveteen, of fine Jul- liard crepe. Elaborately hand-embroidered and most attractively trimmed. Light and dark colors to select from. All sizes, 7 to 14 years. Early selection is ad- visable. Novelty Hairli iting ovelty Hairline Suitings Lower Priced Friday at, a Yard THis is an opportune time to supply your wants of this popular material for one-piece dresses; the price is extremely attractive. Come in blue, brown, black and green, with woven fiber stripes in white, also stripes and block checks. Full 36 inches wide. ——-———- 3 0’Clock Special —--~ a 64-Inch Mercerized Damask, 39c Yard : ‘Downetatirse Btore.) a a On Sale Friday— u $1 98 HIS is a very special selling of tooo new all-leather Bags at a very special price for mer. chandise of this character. They are of Armadillo calf, Vachette, goat, .pin seal, lizard, ecrasse calf, cobra and other wanted leathers. Come in the new strap-back and strap-top effects. Shown in gray, brown, tan and black. Well made. lined and variously fitted. Every piece is perfect and very unusual at the price. These are highly appropriate as Christmas gifts - 8 9 oe DAN PGE ta he date oh 4 > wheteewi - 4 ot the qeety . ore te i ee . 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POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED OT ne ~ =i | | — ry ) Crofter er : ~ » . | - | known as Crofies An integral part of the bank itself, the si paneling department of this big national bank: J married Miss Jull || —-was arrested List i -_— — even , _-*. y, f/f f- I — sreau of Municipa. organ Research. keeps s watchful blic’s business. The com | piaint of Mrs. —is subject to exacting federal supervision. }| Morgan. who. he is open to state examination. 7 _er’s wife and was —_ : ¢ is to ; : (of bigamy. —cannot invest trust funds in other than govermment or ee ce 3 and Morgen. oe uni | bonds or first mortgages without sanction be causing it. Piute _ prefer to cal’ Bi _ cipal be = _ — ot Water safely and | Crofton was oO - | 4 quickiy fushes ail and that he had —keeps trust fund deposits separate from all other bank : the congested weother in the | deposits. 3 waste out ofthe eut either his t 4 bowel tract. brother's t¥° —does not make invesements of trust funds through ics he was not own bank or affiliated institution. 4 mpes. father. /_ es W £2 7 ny me / | [A/T PH / . re : YP Ninn se eid tan ile een cal NaS Y x * nd 1 “> and laundry for munictpal re- tufrements. In a compiete reper ssyed tn Novernber, 1323, the en- . i 2 cineers of the Department of Pub- - Ttilities recommended in pert | OUR stenographer will oon find that “typewriter —s fatigue” is “designed out” eam tine from the central of the Royal Typewriter. ee | | She will be fairly persuaded sgt and power tor the Sow | pia. a= into better and quicker idings be purchased instes | & work. —— oe YY f -_ —- . . - : , : | . se 4oubt = + z= 4 ) t e pie oe at ent. : a be 2 7 Davis Ssces, Trust Oscar 4 rn — — — ten County J Listen TYPEWRITER , ; : erecta: ~ woe ni rium t } * | — | - oer 9 wrn Beieber Patns ROYAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY. Inc. r, thar * aie save $12.- | ey eos ' Pes 4 Shircpody and Manicuring Pari ——r ‘adelph! ; | ig a a Phil 310 Boatmen’s Bank Bide 9 Olive 7825-787 ~~ - —— ; | | ? a2 : g : , ; : . 2 1 ia em » ir.e ‘F *% | : =. 523 Pine st alling himself we - Was f M. — | * 2*e plan? a *h+ea A DB in j if Pf [Dyke Ey -_ / ; I} if/ } / ~ It was the sec snce [| ran ADVERTISEMENT . ‘!". «= re ed mm B bout bait af : ‘he *a.ke F me his addr - & foul Sere ane ee ee 90000005 pir» A444 4 4.44444 64 6 bb bbe Os aaa oe ne A i ttt ta wv we o rth street, “ngineers, Nationa! Association of e was workin Statiorary Engineers No. 2? a come Ee t ow - , : , | a , rou rkers’ Engineers N mm (sleamy +1ass Or alt «=e > his he rv -m? - ‘ ,2 81 ata? J MiAaUOnarT ~ ie a face A om PRVEA DERE me Pe nee. eee ne At nenty olieeiieteteeanmeteeetaaiemie a 7~_rTrvT YF Se) emma NE: oe arene? eee a tte ame running oe add 5 Hila a : . 77, “Danderme” does W onders without noting : said the youn tor Any (ari 5 Hair g23 al x? ir? 2g jefferson Hotel eae i sethae SA eens wate 4 - ee ae A a Re eee AFTER THEATER SUPPER DANCE Wednesday and Safurday Evening — mand eh 4 sas she Urges Two Laundrie«. , | | : ; ; ie, wo ta 7 toes not agree with ff ; . | , L anything antl ‘'y soon ¥f she began house. | =e to bhimeeif. FE worked a ict and siept @ 5 went bed.” Morgaa. ed to trace “ame to > rans saeurm »hagsdand. Took “about he said. “she ang. worked ns ef down © ee ee ae > TvwrTyrT FrVTrVFrVTrVTrT YS i ° one Se Ce NE AUNT Ae rae atic metho ween or eh me se I a we — = go e a re CLIFFORD WASSALL’S VAR.- SITY CLUB ORCHESTRA plays for these occasions. This splendid organization is more popular with oe ere wc _ * aces v0 et ee nes C8 AEE arr orng: a eS oe a ee ee - Thanksgiving Daily Luncheon, 85 vrTvVTrVFrVTrVTrVrTVTrVryTS > TrvrvVTrVTrVTrrryTyTS wa wae 2 r ~ . 0 Ug nes gile he) tee ae — we ollie . ~~ Wes —' = A OE At CA ne le 8 _s dna g ES se entation inns egies we - wh PRA CREED ERE OROEE HS COROOO08 00000005 008008 a i i Me ee Me i Me Mi —— : ‘ VALAAA ASS DS SD DA bE A Abe ie i i ee | * PONTE te Peg inig St aerbadia Lea > drive ‘em away Si ] th imply say 2 ond 34 bom — > > es “eo | ans ad y : ae e a: lerground me eS re. > Se: ‘ £ e4 qi | i 2 FIXACO ~y- ite Wee a ns is practica! and reliable. ek | . + “i te one (COUGH CONFECTION. rg , AE slo ae saying Interest on Bonds. (ieee Gd i-s Z : % rae | —e es , S ®*ng neers SR OP vaya ne - ~ . Sus = Gates pertinent mee ie : ~OF “Be carefu! > COUGHS -COLBS Os | - = e . ine - ; , : ; ee SORE THROAT-HOARSENESS 9 (i eee fication that the consintons ene el . . a . : Don’t wait for time to : Ae ig PRs 22d srong Hair scope falling : . '¢é ‘ mae a landruff disappears. ‘ret & heal that itching rash » : | $ a . 4 ™anderine si : y of *& - Tilet ennme —_ CT of ewen the slight- ' : wer a “= beat} one did - Pal ae rash, roughness, Co tem nea : =. af. or chaning or soreness may have A om of te Sco Z Sremsins serous consequences Painful, ' a 7 | | oe =. ies Tes Gishguring complaints like ec- “] Tics bicod oD one — zema. mngworm, etc., ail start ‘on im @ small way me me : Langerous Dr. HUMPH RE . = _ = «4 - _ ' ; id - a nm i ¥ , > ot . ' = ua: “= ys VergRSorhood Dealer itn an Wien Se ee om- Ff i g i 2 -a ££ rar of Risdinall Glisten aeaiie 1e YOU HAD Ai a " - 66 ‘an Suppiy You further action wes : | ; x _ eh, 7 . | to use at the first sgn of skim N ECK | | Cupples Co., Mfrs were reintroduced tn + . | oa > i j\Souble ‘t promptly stops — eee ‘ roth ‘ , itching and reduces -noamme as Ho fe >, AND “ad Saint Louis. : ™ a 4 hon and burmng The tny bene —_ _ a os uly — : . ry, poem a omtment. and its > ¢ es = deilg LONG 48 TI@ FELLOW A FREE Bind BISCUIT - on a uo Utilities, No | WHILE YOu SL ei influence os carmed shag eo. im every package ; a _ saa Deen taken since May 9. . - | the surface of the skin. i PRENCH'S BIRD SEED @ good mixer with Ssdagnett 2 "S38 Meantime the city ts! Resinoil Seep is «a ‘favorite war Sarnest!r — ise hill paying “nt fom the bends at the For Co ' . H Bi 4 with ——— who hke its ee e er ce + | | - - on generous lather. so refreshing Soe 5 SUN mount of interest t9 New nstipation, Headache, Billousness Syaa"Aca deen TONSILINE Teh TFasmcncomrane B CHEESE Bicheuld the « " = The Mavionat Seve Throat — ——— Semeuess plant be further delayed # | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St Lotgs evening RESINOL mAs QNOR TREE * to , — Bewepaper giving Associated Prem news service ALL DRBUGGISTS

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‘ WEDNESD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, ‘tee WOVEMBER 26, 1924 for his family’s ly to the oldest St. Louis under ational Bank of Dank itself, the k: “Giese overnment or Dut sanction of ll other bank through its vantages of a core ties of trust. seek the maxi- selecting national National Bank of feguard based on fe ing your bartment of DINMETNCE in St-Louis Davis Bioos, Trust Officer ca © — apvERTISEMENT nw YOU CAN io? ECZEMA! Mercirex, the marvelous new ef to the most aggravated cases. By,» wonderful cream—soothing, ging, flesh-colored—it leaves no mace of its use. It’s a scientific am, too, prepared by one of the scientific institutions in the Leeseribe it. Also clears your skin. blackheads, pimples and other emishes. Removes that nagging ire to scratch. Guaranteed to wing prompt relief or you get your money back. At drug stores—only ms, The L. D. Caulk Company, Byford, Del. Constipation may be causing it. Pluto Water safely and quickly flushes all the congested waste out ofthe | bowel tract. Acts lin 30 minutes to two hours. Never gripes. Prescribed Iby physicians, sold by Adruggists and bottled at }French Lick Springs, Ind. When Nature Won't Plato Will . - © _ Ee —— ee — Tuxedo or Full Dress Sulit From -ROTHGIESSER BROS, N. W. Cor. Broadway and Chestant oo mm - - » a EB. CROWDER, Chiropodist Formerly with Beicher Baths now with A. DOWD’S shiropody and Manicuring Parlor Se Nidays 9A. M til Noon Sundays and H fentral 6720 o22 Pine St. ADVERTISEMENT 5eauty: i\Gleamy Mass of Hair dc “Danderine” does Wonders for Any Girl’s Hair ) , s t . ; , 4 So. t > A e CA a Try this! When combing ¢t > Girls! per hairbrush with a little ‘‘Dan-' a and brush it through vour TI ir .y t ' ; ’ : ——s | . ihe effect is startling You a a ADVERTISEMENT + cen a aN 4 High Blood | Pressure These Symptoms, ae eee terminatior were dizzy spells. con of the heart. shortness of D | Oh exertion ringing in the ears Ireguent headaches High blood pressure comes from ove (taxing the heart in persons renee ——eeee (Dood vessels are clogged with dan a | polsons The dangerous character | high blood pressure ig wel! known ad ADA | physicians and hospitals everywhere. | Ppreesure to normal if you have on a | the symp.oms mentioned. The quik > FELLOW | and wafent oe is throug the use of Bi-w lin. a noted doctors P© ; *cription. It acte immediately to ¢ the overstrained blood vessels of ol poisons an quickly brings a new of fitness and well-being. Bi -e-Tip | harmless easy to take and may be &t Wolf!-Wilson Drug Co.. Judge & ® Drug Stores. BEnderie Drug Co.. | Bros Drug Co Sa | oo ' INE During 192% the Post-piepet® printed 31448 Situation «waste H S Lose no time in reducing your J war to do this roatRemedy 6443 more than the THRE® othet 7 MELIEVE iy St. Louis newspapers com Sudden Deaths and Act Quick if You Have Any @F A history of the average case of - ~ toil den Geath or apoplexy shows q “et counter and just eee how | aymptome experienced before be Tt hes and just & c ad 7 g 43 ‘0 your hair up immediately, aad it will appear twice as thick ¢ Lt heavy— a f Merkling with life and possessing j; =' incomparable softness, fresh- ¢ 4 While ne’ is also toning and stimulat- and strong. Hair stops falling f j et lisappears. Get air ; ue of | 1 ! Dr, HUMPHREYS! said, was matches. He told o! 714 Chestnut Street r ights spent under the open sky. en 4 +e) ; ss *) U VW “No longer need eczema embarrass | “i cream, Will bring prompt re- | sentry. Physicians approve and | a : | | first talked with Morgan or Crof- will ne held. Tune in wit) r | ton, the latter had told the story | hg pg Ble a aroree > }; of a twin brother, but that later. | Beautifully nade: easily « tno 7th ce Wash : Hh ye inflammation which causes practically all.‘ Pape ’s Cold Compound ) every 7 * US _— re - up the cold ao | asnington Ay. stomach, liver and intestina) allmen's ore) She end Bh Erippe Miser) if ton OENFEC™ land other good pharmacists. ’ cluding appendicitis, One dese will con- | t¥° bours until three doses an taken; « Pape’s Cold Compound’? is the i ) fy rT Pat be | bi The name is Joint-Ease. and it’s the one | “'"°® OF Money refunded. At Wolff-Wi! The first dose opens clogged-up|quickest, surest relief known ant : EA | re at ca ae i — saele, inflamed “ ny Drees c ' Judge & Dolph Drug Stores nostrils and air passages of the coats only thirty-five eents at dr ig ) Always remember when Jott ne andl rete ie a ee ee Se er head; stops nose running; relieves istoresa. Tastes nice. Contains vo } | in joint agony wets ant——- rick ey : ct ey war Steg ohnson Bros. Drug ‘ henadech inline feverish anintine Ee p . it 1 ‘ rilggict«e everywhere lache mhniiness everisninessa. r ’ Pan are oes Zz (+3 ~ — i —_— neon - ee of 4)! — ‘ = ——— 7° , tT TY o ¢ lor xO | | 1 ye | = wy I c) } i] | } @ ~ 7 j © 7 * i ’ 4 i i | ' ) co ” ae z . r, | ol oy a 4 a ae , ’ ‘ Out-of-Town C | ra ul-of-fown Cust | omers ample Coats m4 , | It will pay you to stay over in Many high-grade showroom Sample Fy St. Louis and attend this Coat Sale Coats included in this sale at $11.00, that | Friday as P cAY}] s aly) +4 =i are worth 2 and 3 times the sale price. ~- for Me fe va a is — we tlie med . Fi ma 7 - 6 “~ Materials that are not usually found in Coats priced so low. Every Coat 18 high-grade in every Ge OR 4, Sd “e } ‘ —_— r day. I didn’t know anything | bout him after s0 many years and | he last time I saw him before fraid he'd got in trouble, though didn’t want to say anything gainst him. “Here I was with a wife and hildren and I didn’t know how to | nz something would happen to fix hings right. I married Jults Morgan said he was born in No-. respect. Newest style features, full lined, em- broiderv trimmed, large buttons and wonderful 3 fur collars. cuffs and bottom: others with fur collar and euffs, or fur collars only. a Richly Trimmed ~ Pas ce ® r AL ‘i rontiersmen. At the are of 13 he. with regular incomes to an away and since then, he said, borrow enough to meet their debts—and repay the ific Coast, into Canada, over the hing he needed from cities, he Industrial Loan Company “You meet good fellers Uving | cam h vou I was never one of the 3 Viatka Coney Beaverette Opossum 4 =,’ Sealine Mandel F/: = aeel Never in all our years of business have we known oe, ome ' o : : r hy ¢ 4 such wonderful coats to sell at such a iow price rigs = = at the bheginning of the SeaAaso! TT) ¢ pri e in no way a does justice to the wonderful (oats In most cases = the materials and furs alone are worth a great acal =f- more than the retail price of the entire Coat. = } anal = = —a* cca 4 come J This Is an Annual Event on a ‘ and we have prepared to take care of one sie a da Coat Bale in a! | wim “ee largest crowds that has ever aittenas 2 ; e ee ‘ te oe ’ a Hh we’! rade the his ory f our store These (coats Aa! : ve wonderful service. All the sea- y The and guaranteed to gi son's most desirable colo ™*. wth Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18 \ p too close for me, depend OD | Now you can get T tine— CL throat. colds, neuralgia. and “I guess they would call me an SH "cgagestion — in a, stains called Turpo. Contains also sooth- ~ call me a tramp. I am the man ing. healing Camphor and Menthol. Gives rel) ho walks along a few hours anc jief instantly. Drives out pain AT ONCE then lies down ang resis a bit. | 35c¢c and 70c t- JARS ‘ When therc was something to sve ry Women’s Sizes 36 to 44 ae >) Sale Starts Friday 9 A. M.—Basement Annex— . Nugents i, Friday 9 A. M. > } . ‘ * ‘ ’ eo : : ' 3 a —

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, 2 ALC aerate = — epee ae — oo Sa eee ae Oe 3 — My ites A: y NEARY GIVEN 29 eA BS we € eae Candies. , naamneangll 7 ~ ne See Found Guilty of Second MOLASSES Degree Murder Shooting TUE.GWED. cere / es d ees in Attempted Holdup of ee 7 ‘SPECIAL : ; npered! e exce'- \ (andy with Miik- S35 [ce 4 ce cievVvs \ i hace/lare t cactng. Saloon. 43) (ci - em * ~ — _——— ; ie Tr : 4 ee: = > = e # - xx Sarva 2 3 = ee el ee = «6 - .2CA 2 2 A a ; ” r + - t _ L . 4g 2 ¥e4 of energy common among men, women : ae > ee : : - ie Derg : x 7 ; end children is =m § cases oct of 10 caused -s ar “ ‘ es ea 2" ~ w he he ~ “% ax & «feed >~ ~~ Ps... 4°? Led C0zer ae ; ~ . - = eat 3 os — ~ - — si?" eS BC -? P 4 =. ee = cCroggsst amc get Guces rept> fye5 63 s.msiretec : - ) en th 2 = . - _ : , ; is iG © ee . ‘rs YY - ~ . ——— — - se $4 Mangan in either iscuid or tabiet form. sess tbe tamde e/ GEE RL ES OE rye: » 4 a °A 7 oe ——_ eT . , ’ 4 — a 2 68 @ Ores k! scarlet el ei - > the Pag Se mand manganese comtent of 4 > 7 miment erd $- Tea. = ee Ne TEMS SY CTS: 2 2 Bee ; ow —_ o _ , - ~= = = a, | Gude’s Pepto Mangan has been rebuldimg - o@ we a : —— a ~ i» — -" ‘ 25 ‘ a eae : . ss a Thousands of | Statements which Nearr made Pe ee | * > - -_ > ~ a, : - > = o- - pr ‘hea "e after 2 arrest yere ye “3 . " —¥ sicians e- ae .« : eg Bay op ) ur -~ - @ — i ~~ -*s 4 2* “aT a ’ a ae ecrive it. oad s a Tonic and Blood GEnricher ee a ee oe ee oe 2 had repudiated during thé tx & i. — y = — 2 = y —_ ~ he 8 ae ee e * . - ~ 5, ae 7s it ee aT hy wy Ta 5 ji oe es heal en ae he a see 7 y a, oe =" rm ~~ “— a, - a * 7 ~ ae — 2 , _ = or. : a ¢ secutgh "eT e as ¥ or ” . = « s pas : : ce. ; ="3*e - 2 ay. he sai at he self was - " -_ : ~ 2 7a + - = —_ > ~ - e asvna. wh k :* s» :% - IP RAE SOE E rie - hn ate oe 2- ‘ - 2 .? o- wh x -— | - ae = lear & ~ a | SS a. — = - ~ ; e = - - _- = = _ - $45 CoN 6 —* > - = LSA 2 fe FRANK ADAM ELECTRIC SHOP pagel nent : >» — = > as b cor 4 PINE ST : | = Ber ie »> @ Han % - 4 =~, - — tae bee 2: e - ifie. i > = 2 - @ « > ; rin k Jes N> - * e > "eg and a 2 I SIIL AGS an« Sas? st 4 x > x nn a a 2 — ~ x ‘ Tutde- r 4 » - 4 4 “ss " : -_ —_ ™ in ££, ts. = -_ 3 MOTHER:-Flet Tr Sour men has signed a wa ee as Ge ee te Saat State's (At! 2 peciaily prepared to re gent at the hearing de! 7 . . “Trew tha’ ® men - sr oO- 2 weve (Gets wh Sfmt «nar they were signing. 1 aan * familiar with the Engiieh languag : ind Chnidren ail ages ak ee eee of Constipation, Flatu- “=*en comtizance of the femcy. Wind Colic and Diarrhea ailaying Feverishness arising ; ected Gen. A therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Boweis, aids the = assumilation of Food; giving beaithy and’ natura! sleep eedom BRarn» -s , - Aggotutely Harmiess - No Oprates. Phrucans cverywhere recommend it Aa i. SOW. 2 rire star PILES .. 1 i. he ers OR. ©. MATTER W COR, Mectal speciation: | ata : * en aon SP re tag a ee. rise ta? ¥ : *T ; ane in wre Sad 6) me : , es ‘ inal -_ : wake wt ee im Peer | r mings 7 | m : arts ef the eit ; ork, an See emth and 4. | ry e YEARSFORKILUNG IS QUICK RELIEF F mga ma POLICEMAN EARLY FOR HEAD COLDS °- o . Pea Ti - sir mm 7 — me , ade i 7! —— : = -_ - r ris mecyv os = re LDVERTISEMENT AH! TASTELESS EPSOM SALTS ed a If tomorrow you do better than today! n personal acts, in business conduct, i scantioal thri (t—if improvement br sough “y ys ) See the Sign—Know the Shoes , Tobesureofthe shoesyoubey what you are buting. The then will yeur associates be benefited ar ‘look fre ++, — +h + @."" a ] who 4, lew ni inc cendenc® that it pars to handle high- A a g quality, high-vaice footwear Beacon Shoes for Men and Women: $5 to $8 F. M. Hovt Shoe Company — « —y rENT an ieee alae - 7 * 7 ——s = eS ~~ ee -_ >. Don't Fuss Wi ith ~&& Gas On Stomach Makes =>, People Nervous Lien | Mrs. Cook Nervous 12 Years Due to Gas ADVEETISEMENT That Fashie Corr ee your way—earth's scenie ; “om gas : ‘acacne when due . ‘2 n won ° > 3 - Ss anu seer ce & a f Ad ‘2 o- ducers *—B wv UPiita le? i cio ty (; Ti rand Canyi on Na- - ay ~ Guia shtieos ase ) That Bolland’s Gifts are of the ¢ =i sgned 2.a - sd 2 = 3 . Ps : ea : cng =) i’ - nal Pa Gi —open all Year. the most di scrim nating purch : 2 esti nal TSecuint ' i - iw GO = _ 4 _ - - ~ - 7 ¥ ‘ is 2.5 ade - a : » — — - BS . - « ~ = a ~ >. A r - _ - *. - _ _ “— «= ; - » —_— ~ b ie - —~ ition ie a wes me ”™ > - - > . 7 -~ * ~~, = * - - , Our Loan Plan makes it possible tor people with regular incomes to borrow enough to meet their debts—and repay the loan im equal weekly or moathly payments extend- ing over a whole vear. Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestmut Street ure, taxe 2 ong some Bluhill CHEESE EAST ALTON BOY AMONG PROUD JANESVILLE OWNERS Russell Hartman Is Glad He Enrolled for a FREE Janesville Award Russell chose well and planned wiselv tor months of wholesome fun and rea! service when he decided to earn a Good Janesville. His pride in possession is sure to grow with the lapse of time. His Janesville 2 So will respon 1d alwavs to every call for Poe coaster-wagon service that a livelv. fun- —— loving boy can make upon it. _ 2 CONTROLLING those ¢ R.U.LEONORI here ins AUCTION ac sToRAGe ca. Th e { rOM ve iF ; nesv1 lle cvoesS fs rt h : : ae : as | Q | : a Jane s0es Tartnest and “sae ad , a fastest because it is built that wav. ae STORAGE COMPANY AMERICAN SP AGC wn MOVING CO. Otfered pe to bovs and Pirls Ww ho get Four ne subscriptions to the Daily Post-Dispatch. RUSSELL HARTMANN, East Alton, HE Sherwood Racers Free During November 4 HERE ARE TERMS OF THE OFFER—READ CAREFULLY J Offer is open to toys and gicis wee x: Verified sobscrivtions are require? | Bring or send ‘his Enrofiment Sm —, = POST DISPATCH a oe of +h 4 e imvestigate the validity ‘he Post-Disparch Janexville Wage of the i-ViISPAI . residin tra “* “\€ Order and «he Dscriber’s respoen- ‘aa, fir ul Ofive Sts. St. Loui e ‘m2 the city carrier deliwery limits of Sz: Sbility. ay and foe arr subject ——————— a = : Louis, and in towns where dgily editioms ‘°° acceptance or reject on by the POST- >§ the Post-Dispatch are delivered by DISPATCH > ‘ocal newsdcalers. POST-DISPATCH Janesville. | | —— dies: ST. LOUS, subscriptioms are required each for § Home-Delivered subscriptions fone tae getting 3 ancovtie Sa qulextms Tickets sold daily are required monts. No extra credit for yearly Business district readers are o- eaveod Bearing ¢ aster withuut paring of subscriptions. by newsbors and cannot be beeen jonas ‘he terms of thy ~~ [ Dremiiae to potde by Le -equiremenes us offer. This makes neces- ter : vem to .. —-—- - -2s a. '-.— ° . 4 +: r IT? - New subscriptioms are required—trom ary «2 defimtely est icted area in Sr unierstand. Mzily ot =! orders are Y persons not tow reading the Louis and orders will not be accepted : acre or rection OtsPa TCH one ail > eres! pe v r -_ - ered oy carrier ON THE NORTH BY CASS AY. t an ont aehenry’ i Then = ae - ~ distributien of the f ie Daily subscriptions are required. No ON THE SOUTH BY CHOUTEAU Sag Limited for Return credit allowed for Sunday POST- AY. ‘aux ! ocala DISPATCH sube. a 4 _. Good for return on any traim le POST-DISPATCH weadee wie o™“” ON THE WEST BY GRAND BL. inc pee . | Cember 8th. Children under 12 oeen reading the daily POST-DISPATCH ow THE EAST BY THE MISSIS- in chair cars and coaches; also i may subscribe under this ian — SIPPI RIVER. ment of regular charges. Bagg 4 ere 3 ‘ | weresesecegette*er neon il — & Eastern a a ane —

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ties ai end a es a ~ v . i et eo WEPNESnar NOVEMBER 26, 1924 Se a ee Regnier * ee — i Alfonso Receives Moore. By the Associated Press MADRID, Nov. 26.—King Al- “WS FORBES NNT my fonso yesterday received Alexander | P. Moore, the Amertcan AmbDassa- ij ! dor to Spain in audience. ]f tomorrow you do better Ee | MORTIVER WEN] than today! In personal acts, in business concuct, in JiR® %, | AFTER MILLION practical thri{t—if improvement br sought, then will your associates be benefited and } } | you, yourself, enjoy an uplift and a proft : Tag ‘Federal Prosecutor of Es. that will make ier advancement ond inde- i ./ | Veterans’ Bureau Head pendence. | a | and Contractor Thomp- Open a Savings Account mat | Clean them son Outlines Case. Window 14 4 with Energine One Dollar—One Mimute—No Red Tape ae soiled quickly!” FRAUDS CHARGED il i “They certainly do, 39%, Compound Interest P| A ag al seen, tae wad et : | Thiet 2 eosin makes them clean ¢ { i eat penis inno timet About ¢wo Wife and Mother-in- Law of 4 — LE goo and my gloves are 4 . nahi | spotless every time I put Mortimer, Government 4 | , on)! 5 emon...” | : ; il cl ow! e | | , rey qi! Energine comes in handy [& | Witness, May Be Called Irst- ws ass~always 4 Ee : ta ; tt | cans. Leaves no odor. 35c at | b th D f (| , i t.. es) | by the Defense. ee ee) é ‘ ¥ * * rer fl a i - “ ne an oo] " ———— he 1 - te * e Pe % > a a>: le m ad » “ ee a fy mn alt —. - = new . ie sony a ewe oes in ‘ ° . . Daily through California Limited i cities, should be a convincing reason why you should inspect Bisek tm the 16th oe Geek one. Wh t h han Puilman. . | the beautiful wares that give distinction to the House of ‘tract were reviewed te detail by | y Opera OTs ever \ W ere are Cc Ping Bolland. | Crim. It was finally arranged, | |Crim said, that Thompson and/| e Of gratifying interest will be the disclosure that Bolland’s | Black would be given that contract | t th N R prices are consistently moderate, and to such an extent as to ;on a “‘short time” basis, to the ex- | O e CW emin On. be of decisive interest to you. clusion of other bidders and then, | {by means of “extras” and changes | | 'in the plans, the constructio me | ° T - Santee Megas % Wareeers ness Because only in the New Standard 12 Every operator should try this new ma- Conserve your capitck Bollomd’s Special Plan enables could be extended. . , emer cow [ret gear dnaeane Ot saek peteae The $15,000 lena arreaaee Oy is embodied all of the most modern de-_ chine, in the interest of her employer and = . " Circular of Information on Request. Mortimer with 10mpson, of which j é ; z ISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Forbes is alleged to have got $5000, velopments and improvements necessary in justice to herself. —— was described to the jury by Crim. t t day typewriter efficiency. A demonstration will convince you thet ed taking place af A eanie eed o present day typewriter efficiency. _ Ade 2 : you t lin June, 1921. This was for ex- Its operation is surprisingly easy. Its itisthe outstanding model in all typewriter 'penses for the trip to the Pacific I Coast that followed, Crim said,| exceptional responsiveness, ‘‘natural’’ history. This demonstration will be gladly Peele geymmtertics oy es mond touch, automatic carriage control and _ given im your own office. Lake, Wash. and St. Cloud, Minn. | the simple adjustability, lessen much of Easy payment terms if desired. : LOCUST AT TENTH. After looking over these loca- ail | | ONG | tons; Forbes, -Blackiand Phom the old effort. It is quiet. And the beauty a cour icK and Thompson Jewelers for 76 Years ithe Hur nley-Mason C nstruction| of its writing 1s a source of pride to everv Co. agrreed u mn ie] : 4 P 821 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. f the net proceeds, ' ? ; proceeds, typist. Telephone—Main 883 Bell the division of the) Bids Were Thrown Out. , ¢ | } f — re 7 rT) le Y) th is trip, Crim went on, the Northamp- ——————————— ——— ————————— SO me (on formation contract was award- “| to the Pontiac Construction Co ontrollied by Thompson and Black on a 60-da: asis, the other bidder : pecilyin 12 lays. ae is for the * oa * : . 3 : h EE Janesville Award |} eerie moc ent ee | =) ' tho? 4an +P ems . 2 eae O6e,2 “94 oT a Ry ag hla oe é ame / : ~ mde ee Oe ee ee ene eer Sewer eee ey Ee Lee Sere eee ee a “ me P ‘ ae ' oan w ~* me ypAai te n od ee ee a we Lathe th bi wie ti ae Ae 8 RPE at Pater oe her re Se et en es ee ery eet a 7 ANDARD son and Blacl were not the lor bidders and these For Your Household Goods | vs: ser tsrown ous Chim said | + | ~ ' rjestior if } -? »f {u if of Forbes’ resigna- | —e « tion then began to be discussed in! . "a ehin ot ee a , as as In all the country, few indeed are the house- = Washington," Crim declared, “and - ° : : ¢3 Forbes found out that Mortimer got ADVERTISEMENT a hold storage companies comparing in finan- + Chi | . e ‘ . ‘ cago while Forbes vs $11 iy 8 M1 F og 92 ° . got only $5000. A few weeks later al Oil U a cial responsibility with this great company Black learned that Forbes could pial sers” : in our City. Oe Oe | ? ~ | period at Northampton and, in Oc- Tr y This! ~ Fe tober, Thompson and Black decided mt | “ities havin ireproo to drop Forbes from their negotia- . The Scientific Triumph of Milk of Few indeed are the cit p tens for thes : Magnesia and Pure Mineral construction LAGAN: TAYLOR household storage buildings comparable to | projects. en 2 Oil Combined. STORAGE AND MOVING Co. ° ‘In this onspiracy. while t¢ ex- ) Pp j 1 4 : n | : hile it ex ure mineral oi) te certainiy the those of the General Warehousing Com} any | isted, we will show that of that ap- : finest intestinal lubricant. But pure ‘ . propriatior ($17,006,000) Forbes re é minera) oil alone cannot remove the RU.LEONOR! here in St. Louis. and Mortimer planned to get away : deep-seated causes of intestinal po. AUCTION ano STORAGE CO. with more than $1,000,000 ' z son and acid (sour) stomach. “Statement for De fence. Seience has now discovered the 4 | J BROWN CG EK Ni E R AL HR cone be nile big we wv | ideal combination of lubricant and Bi} storage ComPANy WAREHOUSING COMPANY. =>. aan nr fags aah rit. : aaa DELMAR ar EUCLID~~ SAINT LOUIS ee a ee The sweet, soothing milk of mag [mi ano Oret cha Ss i : . - ONARD = ‘MAHLON B.WALLACE . shown, declared Col. James §& nesia in Haley's O effectively AMERICAN ALC ORCUTT Liit | . oe | ‘neutralizes and counteracts the seids STORAGE wwMOVING CO. ; — cera . ¢ y that cause heartbura, gas and belabe In explaining the details of the 1 1e ars ing, black spots dancing before the é' une | eyes. It goes straight and deep to ARTMANN : East Alton, Ill. | & : " ee oa 4 | eee os aoe the lower bowel, eliminating the poi. counsel's son. Then the pure mineral em ‘ ef re scriy } mn of Me ort} 'Y) vil " : _ ; rf : : steeanaet alt Mane eae woos oo helps Nature carry them off. te bi E E , O . int — thas } * . se beott) f Ha! M+ toda ane ] Vovember f y ou Dp ot aie e La the defense wou'd The safe way to send young folks Ran B. 7 a ‘the Lm 4 ; ; . rar CONTROLLING ae ee ‘ Fe ET AN ER RN Ie Ra RNS ARID es RO A a EEN i NOON CN, " 3 timer had been on tht thie perfect emulsion D CAREFULLY | x salary of SpE ie to the Party or Theatre. No street ca: moet nel ha Haley's we year . Careful drivers ...men of on ecugt of orig, viel dian. a ’ ities or-send thks & ‘nroliment Blank “We expect to prove that the 3: Crossings. ee a ie Maley M<©) Compeny the yp Ost-Dispatch Jane<y ille Wagon Bu- ; : rt acts charged in ni indict- good character. Cabs can call back rean, t2th and Olive Sts.. St. Louis, Me. J. ment ere t ctly innocer ’ a . ie oe ol. Basty-Bmith emened after the party or show. Watch the POST-DISPATCH Janesville . © considered as even open to sus- Brown Cab Company’s drivers with Wagon sacenpen ST. LOUIS, MO. (Mata ue: “These weer the alleged pay- children. They are reliable escorts. Bens inn tion for getting a Janesville Bal! a : Tickets sold daily V la all lines to Chicago, ; = , aed ne : ri es om uf § aring Coaster without paying or collecting &”) ) vember 28th to December 3rd inclusive Ty hepr eet ee oc egathnacne- Remi that all orders are subject It Ww te ae ‘ as x pe a a total Fn Se Eston ol toes Sees BROWN CABS 42 i 7 cago Union Stock Yards, November o Dec Pontiaé Construeion Co: } promise to abide by the requirements of your ; read “the daily POST DISP ATC Taine pur: onan hased from a newaphor newstand or carrier ; GREEN A eee Two Days Selecting Jury. l a not identified in any way with the sule 4 4’ r tw davs f »j or dist: aston of the POST-DISPATCH. 4 t December Sth el ’ sik) OF examination, } Limited for Return Trip to u Jury satisfactory to both defend oe id ht f De- ants and to the Government coun- 4 9 Good for return on any train leaving Chicago before mi mia fa pe sel was a defense get : ickets go lenging but five taleemen and the , : Cember 8th. Children under 12 years of age — fare. eae aes Government two. Relationship .o ADDRESS : in chair cars and coaches; also in parlor and s eeping war ee sgt a — @ ment of regular charges. Baggage will be checked. nod. but Gone a pas velirane were accepted as jt s. A ti ago & Eastern Illinois © Wabash Railway vv. oe ao 4s Central Chicago & Alton 2.5.7. ate,

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Pree . aS ~ epee ; om ee saute y Oye ot ibn MBER se WES a, Eee? - ee = oy * et ‘ - 7 = all 7 Oe 2 ee en ae ~ 7 ’ 7 ms ee ee ee kt) © ea oie & Cer aati tee : a ey ei etal es Pak Ree ee : ve, oS 45) pe ee rt ee are Sey ie cha . Me A F eae x e > Bushs MAY 04-3 vig Hereby, pet ti ids rs ; 4 i ae [ee een ? FEE Re ee SP stat wa a a she ahs : Pte BARON: Lal $. a hes 5 3 —e aoe BAS es} Speers Pode sbipas® ye 8 LAE eee. a oe) ae eee! ¥ * a4 PRA 4 ebb ey ? Br a Nie day 5 . — Wi-cear ste 2 an Bs Ss Fah Sey tee Sa Ans Te oe Se i oe LOS ae ee oe en, WS eet Ors SPA RIAD ais pon ae oA ——— —— ell — ne —— FOR COLDS AND FLO RT CAR ; . 2 «(ta i 12 slow fe Aspirona)l, the two-minute cod thins agers r Pur more ~~ = and cough reliever, authoritative:y — |... i? , annot feel the dix F guaranteed by the laboratories; test-| +ressing symptoms of rour cc!li tad Arthur Curran, ormer eG. O2ppreveu afc Most enthusiasei n> away like a dream, withic the Ci 7 = he hash! , It caiy emdorsed by the bighest au-jtime umit. Dont be Dasari, for Head of Kansas y thorities, aad proc laimed bv the pe 4 w7gists invite you and expect ‘ . oe . 7 7 " : , ae a x pie as tem times as cuick and eife ' : vr if ve eady $s coing it Group. and Wilco . tive as whisker. rock and rve, o:} Tase th? remainger of the dottie , any other cold and cough remedy |bome to vrour wife and children, for Storm and Apt Convicted a bave ever tried As na! is by far the safest and | drug stores are supplied with | most effective, the easiest to taxe aa wenderfa i elixir, so ail roc bare i the most agreeable cold and . : ; - © to do is to step into the nesres gh rer r ehildren as weil hae " : drug store. hand the clerk half ajass adults Quickest relief for ea ar: 2 dy! ar for a bottle of Aspironal en? tarrhal croun and ehildren’s chek : abel tel] bim to serve you two teaspoon | -g ep at nigh* : exgers ‘ a . - 2 : 2 ; 3 ige A = Fs e 2 : : « a “= x ars -¢ 2 2 a « aaa ‘ Ne : ie spe rs ng + Lara ars »rofess. nasme a aa camet * in “Rebuccal S°+s- +he defense re = = ys"? ene cia a. , mare Se ce allt LEC & : i war acts : Come in to hear, see and play the ations tase 22 Packard so you. too, can become meaentopaneey g of the Gries acquainted with its faultless finish, a a And on superb design, perfect craftsman- Hon against the Drewery cx ship and deep, rich, resonant tone ae “agra that blends so beautifully with the at aig ag ER zed consp human voice. z m G arthel- Duesenberg 2 = — — —_ aw or PANG COMPANY Denies Charges Made bv Nations. 910-914 PINE STREET cas ail thle tit tied ene SURETY Bin ite peemeat troubles “My frm LOAN & ee ge a THRIFT Bh, Gus ©. Nations, in@icrys in & ' Do You Need Money? § =. : : + - : - . " - " = We lend monev to salaried meopic at a ta mmterest rate You eet the cash at You pay the oan 2 te Cacn wees OFr ecaca : month Not necessary to own property or have col- lateral. — " e . . . . 1? ¥eCU = e a thu a. : ~ yt ] ; ; *~ Li . o , Fe ; = 4 . es . . . _ 3 for honesty, : can , IS, | fense : es Rela 2 = t >? lieve be ~ » | 7. : ~- é = 7 _ . 4 ~*' as ~ S % ; +9 ™ ® » ._ Breck. seo. - Treas ‘ V tow ~ Pires Mer - Wes oe ("Wiese Hours—Daiis 9-00 \ WY ‘:30 PF. ™ wes . Tiese- “aturiay Evening 6 % | bt ast =f | ‘ii . oF . vo “ Rn, i? \ = , ~ ae a CHARACTER plus EARNING ABILITY , vith, eee ee iS a proper basis for credit wear F we a ————— a SPWRpapec giving Aseoviated Frese cews service ‘eutinerd om Nest Page j . on wiwes — = ee ADVERTISEMENT : 3 = : - iat ce § = i z $7 , ‘ me mRRE ¥ ~ ma ee ~~ x = | . - . The ~ genes jumDage. nau ma e ners. Try a box t | si te ‘".” was sce and faintimg spells. swoilen Gold Medai haariem oi capsules | | * “atoms, in charg = % ~ : a +. > . * Se & tecay and notice is Seer st became known wher the difference to- : one i _ beer began arris and yét ne ihe often: ae: Reemted *.” meas City f : - Leek for the meme Geld Medajen the . : ek. — ” gces on . ise 2 red Geid ben Nek wert we ans Pett tiste ™ ies Juaranteed [ea Y to wher reiret Aa “yr eo? ~ tr ~ » . , Q is - - ~ a a 1° st > : Poe? DisP — R :* ihe > 83 > «> tris evening . _ ee | f= -__ ee amnmon LEMRYARENTS. Su BETTER THAN WHISKEY. FOUND ELILTY OF is MORI! f} roe ni r u - Tee wED™ TS ‘ar . Enea os ssiniciniiimanimeiiia ———— — —=== .7 is 3to $30 urlesq ~ sre «>? Woe rs ToOing To -elel rate SU ( ¢ ESS y " : Beginning — ov. 30th— te Acquaint Yourseit . SS A | “a Rehabilitation’ { Aloe Service : f h G a i] . y i. : of the Gayety!! H If you are in need of > . i Glasses take acvantage ot 3 ses —— see capers le old play house 4 j this opportunity to be : rmer right and rankas ~ HILL’S LIFE WORK | come introduced to the a FIRS ST- cL ASS THEA TERR pose mere itn thazeny. Z i Expert Alce >e =e > P ne e} | rtainment desinml aman ailment. Realizing Z The additiona protec 1 the entire family At .@SS than fa f tae price te TS ago. W. Hi. Fixil de- tion that our 60 years of i} © elass of attractions offered e sewhere. i to develop a quick- RE OR 2 Rc ae ero x A = aE. Samer ; . scientifically correct cold — z.even ff] optic al experience and . 5." = é Barney Gerards “Follies o of the Di; Beppe remedy. r eae ’ i ntegricy guerantee ne ait ‘ _ is an exempuilfi = . of the abe . clam. ei, : brought succes: Mr. a ee ves = a srthy ‘ a fa - . Se x, Oe ‘ 2 OD ~? “ d righ: ies Menthe oe ee : 4 are wus LLISIC —; Morning : Stars sang toO- } 7 % ; "4 it fetner \\ , ‘ reciatior ol harmonious sounds | 4: ~ ‘ 7 \\ IC by riche rT?) as i aa Trt i \ Pt ssid )T) ()] Tis SOPTOW and his joV Songs of Triumph and Hvmns of Praise fill the pages of history and | \ || : goes . : . oi A o the isirument best =— . . ° + i : ~ : re . ™ -* ry + r J ; ~ ’ , — ‘ ‘ aa : ane a - usic. som . everv hi . especially if there - > " . . ™ . rv nom i $, I crit Ss I MmuUSicai genius in the famulv. = Pus cn tne reproduct on ~ - * - " . . — - - . - > grea Oice OF a piavers lnspita- ce terpretation of a great mas 5 gs to a home audience ts oo ote ns 2s i : ‘Iv exceeded bv the happiness and TLUSIC =| re 24 SUPUN ‘Ss. Lila auvetv which the lighter dance music . . ; . ; : - ~ te. ' - . ~ * ~ ; j . { ’ : ‘ . ; : ii ‘4 «i ~ ™~ ;} ri a hearts OT tne ‘ HOvnlS a . ~ ow eee a we CE TR AER RR A ~~ & 2 SF the Post-Dispatch carries far more Musical Instrument Advertis ng than ALL OTHER newspapers COMBINED. POST - DISPATCH . . res . ; ee r if j ‘ , ‘ ; . € SPE pe i / | its Home

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me ak EMERY Ook Petr ‘or Loe Ry hae as Foss A came li EE ERR OR Be ras — a." ~ Tg : +S 4 ke ee — ba . x _* aA. ¥ 7 ———— A ——— nee ee 28. 1924 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Cir — — _ ee |) a " The Average Man Can- not Match the Rich Man POMC OCU@OODOOO RY Y THEATR: ST -(PLAZA BLOG.)- DAILY May bia Burlesque-Grams 4 Millions Free idsand LaGrippe to celebrate SUCCESS WEEK q ~ ning Sunday, Nov. 30th— : In Meaning Rehabilitation # MONEY h G ! ! 9 | = y di UT should not the average man get t ayety ee 4 YEU B the same high rate iD cetar ‘an is memorable old playhouse to its ‘q ' money invested as the rich man? He an , | should. At this financial institution i HILL S LIFE WORK he does. Full 6% on savings. You,can more illness than any . start with a single dollar. Staman ailment. Realizing : 0 years ago, W.H. Hill de- “ined to develop a quick- Be scientifically correct cold i ja grippe remedy. research brought success. Mr. wyered a most remarkable for- "Hie backed it with energy, faith, | iwenda name that meant ‘'satis- | = or money back.” more than 4,000,000 families— ant of America’s population—use eeeomend Hill’s Cascara Bromide wimer right and rank as ST-CLASS THEATER | n, Wholesome entertainment designed for y.- At less than half the price of the Sam ye + ‘i ’ af ons offered elsewhere. ; rerards ‘Follies of the Day” Kempilitication of the above claim. ely a $3.30 Show for $1.10 bsenting the original and onlv Sa TTR ESHER ee . { “WE BROUGHT IN distant and difficult stations with great ease and volume.” The Gilfillan Neutrodyne is built to do the diff- cult feats of radio. The finer the degree of selectivity required—the surer these sets wili getit. The Teintest signals are caught and amplified to delightful volume and clarity. simplicity of operation is remarkable— *the three dials are set to about the same figure to bring in the station desired. The use of an “A” storage battery is recommended in- Stead of exclusive dry battery equipment to get greatly improved results in distance and clarity. Ask your dealer in a smaller cabinet. — $140 _ todemonstrate a Gilfillan Neutrodyne. Its performance Price without accessories _. is attracting the attention of the radio world. He] See and Hezz Them at Your Dealer’s Factory Branch | |\ 2525 W. Penn Way Heh GILFILLAN BROS. INC. ‘ KANSAS CITY 1815 W. 16th St., LOS ANGELES ee | newspaper in St. Louis. wo Advertis- STYLE GN-2 has the same New- Bl trodyne construction and features ||| | NEW YORK CITY ‘tae ee qaee e-@ EXCLUSIVE ST. LOUIS DISTRIBUTORS FOR GILFILLAN NEUTRODYNE RECEIVERS - GLOBE ELECTRIC CO. 3211 LOCUST Si. Bomont 1170 ee GUMPANION SAYS GAVIN WAS SHOT BY UNOEEN PERSON Declares They Were Look- | ing for “Home-Brew | Joint”” When Fired Upon in Hallway. Two more versions of the shoot- | ing of Chauncey Gavin, 35 years | old, of 4929 Page boulevard, given | the police yesterday, leave the | Inystery almost as baffling as it was early yesterday, when he was | taken to Baptist Hospital by a man who said, “I found this fellow | _at the corner; he’s been shot,” and | djsappeared. With Gavin uneonscious and in critical condition with a _ bullet |, been unable wound in the back, detectives have to question him fur- ther in connection with the state- ment that he was shot while walk- ing on Easton avenue, near Spring | avenue, by a man he did not see. | 7234 Lindell drive, St. Late yesterday Fred Welp, 38, of Louis Coun- ty, appeared at Dayton Street Sta- _ tion and identified himself as the | man who took Gavin to the ers and friends. ! | yesterday. ‘| going to Colorado. 5 , charges of 'and an appeal to racial prejudice and these six defendants,” Brewster said. “He said the political plot was one to try and unseat Gus O. Na-|} tions. | “No political plot is necessary to| |} unseat Gus O. Nations. Gus O. Na- hos- He and Gavin are bricklay- They had been drinking Monday afternoon and. evening, he related, and at mid- night were in the 3600 block on | Easton looking for a “home-brew joint.”” As they stepped into the | hallway of the place. shots were fired by some unseen person and Gavin fell, he said. Detectives investigated and found | bullet holes in a wall opposite 32644 Easton ‘avenue. John Halcomb, owner of the property, said that Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thornton had | moved hurriedly from No. 3644 | announcing they were pital. Mrs. Thornton told him, he said, | that two men tried to break in the | door of the house Monday night | and that she fired five shots at | them through a front window. | 4 OF 6 DRY AGENTS | FOUND GUILTY OF GRAFT CHARGES Continued from Preceding Page. —_— Nov. 30. 1921, but Mr. Coon, cross-examining Dy- | ott. @welt on the suppressed in- Aictment. Dvott explained he meant the in- dictment was “not made public at that time.” The witness added “the defend- ant was fined $1000 on the crim- inal matter,” after a plea of guilty the indictment | was suppressed. culation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED tien a Gidienegremensamereaenines ee entered by the corporation May | 20, 1922. “When did Higgs resign?” | “Mr. Higgs was out of the de- partment several took office.” Prewster, in his closing argu- ment, bitterly attacked a plea made before jury by Coon, defense which was based on “nolitical prosecution” the counsel, | “100 per cent Americanism.” Coon, in his plea, had stated that the prosecution was not a prosecu- tion by the Government so much as it was a prosecution by individ-' vals brought about the sole purpose of ousting men from polit-| ical jobs. | “Mr. Coon mentioned the fact that Gus O. Nations had been on the stand and testified in behalf of) for ‘tions and his brother showed thetir | Griesedieck | he ' | was i / (“urran ‘5 ’' & ta £48 | make a grand-stand : ; i } in their defense of the brewery of St. Louis. Nations and Flying Squadron. “When Gus QO. Nations sent ‘flying squadron’ to Kansas City did so secretiy. The squadron |! ordered to report to Arthur was instructed to play with it for the purpose of satisfying the | Kansas City Police Department and | caliber te spt. who ithe citizens of Kansas City, who had demanded An clean-up he re “MTr. de Hart (State Prohibition i i | THirector) was not | until i who woul ithe laws of the country which he | | | | ithe nose informed of this know about it il! over. Why?! and did not the noise was trip. Because he was not in on the con- spiracy with Nations, Curran and ithe rest of them. He was not one to defeat | take a divvy had sworn to protect. _ADVEBTISEMENT | ~ For Colds, Cough, | Influenza, | Take Luyties’ “99” | stages and when the discharge from | ts thin and watery Pre- vents bronchitis. pleurisy and pneu- } monia Price 25c, larger size 35c, and $1.00 air s . e Luyties’ Tissue Tonic nervous and |! nhysical weakness, loss of strength, weight, appetite, etc., take Luyties’ Tissue Tonic, which gives renewed For ceneral debility, strength and Vitality Improves | every function of the body. Price (liquid) large bottle, $1. Aiso in convenient tablet form, 50c. Luyties’ Rheumatism Special treatment. For Kheuma- Lameness, Stiffness and Painful Hot Swelling: tisrn, Soreness, Sciatica, with pain in Hip, Knee or Leg. loins or back, etc. edy. LUYTIES’ HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY | Lumbago or pain across the Excellent rem- Price, 56c. 913 Locust St. months before I OPEN THURSDAY—THANKSGIVING DAY} UNTIL 1 P. M. SPECIAL Men's All-Wool Overcoats. Satin sleeve lining, $14.50 — ae Double Eagle Stamps O a fe _. a sd SPECIAL explains. Address Gordon Derma! Lab- a * a OP a das Bn ee ee ee ee ee en eee a ere PIS MOR RO ND NR tm EE igh eA Ny elt. CON RIEL me ey Mee eel rae v e Yy par ts Oe ia id Ce ee ae ae a ncaa Ren. Meanie ak coi ” - P - ‘Ee. > ee RR A NR A At OGD LONGER Aye eg Cem . e- a &

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-rTr rin —=1 Ps rT a one 12 LOIS POST-DISPATE The Daily POST-DISPATCH alor . = . ‘ +ha fs 7 sh : ‘ ~ - oom = S| adcaid -_ rit : . . 7 : = ‘ ' ; id j More ?P reichit Traffic tin Gcrmans. & 3 sroduce. t - . - ‘ .* = . a a + . ‘ a . = : ; er . ; - Sim id " a al 7 4 t _ ~ 7 ~? : | a? _ -_ . am ° . > « — ~~. — o- — asesseteaseseaae sec eet eeaseeersesaeeeeees at SESSDSESSSSESSTOSASATESESS SLES ST SSesTESSOSTESeBTSETETSseSSssessse® . ~ What You Should. Know about a babys care; abs oes be ” - eee teve _” oe eR ae ‘ai : sheetnedlies ateliindd bal tad ea SS ee Reine gee. Ala 0m ag Pe e --e_ Fwaillee aA eo SOS eaeeeeaeakan | i Iilness is usually due to constipaticn. 4 t Be x - f. . fs «> — fe Quickly give half a teaspoorjul oj UTy ie Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. : herve’ lias. ikea \ (j, HE young mother should watch wh ich foods the baby rel- ishes most, wh wucn foods ar U heir quantity cause distress, and act baat oat oy The good health of a baby is largely a matter of intell:gent attention to ciet Nevertheless. in spite of vc sometimes notice Deliching, fat SViTmptoms Of COUCAY GI ve halt a teaspoonful! well’s Svrup Pepsin, and ocd offend: fing | food. Syrup Pespin : bly suited to infants W ho uy tree ft rom OD ic Seen smn" So Pues dy» RSI EN ET ahs, Re me > en Y — a3 A it Se ad « es fa) LEE EEE Y eee yyyyyvyyyyyyrvyviy iy reer If you delav in giving it find the baby suffering from co Adhd dh hh delhdededd de ddd dA Akh hhh PPE PPR RE REE U EEE OR ETIOCREE ECCT ECESELIOCTT YT © © * ™ =» may lead to more serious ulness. Half 2 el ye . ‘3 - ch k : ad ™ _——— Te eS any oTrpe;r eei« Ca iT? e but Dr Ca 1° Ss ocY’y i! >6% . ~~ Tr ey 5 Lu | Ata = . 12 . nan 297 . : nm ler ’ a _" -— ? a — a», = = wells SVTupD Peps: am and they have SUCCESST LU.» worid, over |) mriifon Detties Deing solic annuaii a = Th a en | ha’ a oa 5 aA : raised large and sturdy families. te formula is nota ™ £4 ~ P en - 1t} >"? ; ; oo) ei : " 3T yriry ~— H im 3 s ~ secret, being a combination of Egyptian senna with You w li MG tat Oy! up Spsill CUICKIY s “8: pepsin, and agreeable aromat cs. The ingrec:ents brings relief in the severest chromic comstipation,in ° are stated on the package. Mrs. Dewey Waiker, biliousness, lack of appet:te, siceplessness, headache, : 7 ~s : ? ~ ~ “=m L- -c " - : Elida, N. M., and Mrs. B. Hie- cankers, bac breath,amcfostop 4 — : ~ > . ~ or teyer = : ginbotham, Otter Creek, Fla, Free Sample Bottle Coupon : a coid or fever. . : are among the many who are : ae sel] ++ - . 7 ™ . - ~~ * - ~_ ~—- — => -— = ‘ce ; = rm believers that Syrup Pep- ‘Bere sre people who very rigatly prefertocvea PF Very dn ugegist Selis it, & > ee eh. nie Suemitiac ang tnimg before they buy #. Let them clip this cou- the cost on the anes a" ° : . SI7) nas KeDt ws Ct ia iiS aii the 1an 4 ac ire r in —oluuec - cor health poa, pm « = ¢ and roan ages ——— ie == than 5 cCeny 2 inse T+ . > Px — - iat a ~ s chiidrepn Can ifford to be with- poscpesd by mail. Do not incicse postage. if is tree. Wil of Te;upDced, 2 2 am - 7 » 2 . > i > a . = . °? . a > = adh 31 J 7 * 2 5’ . oo . The Family Laxative | * nol : a : ll -— > = bead >= s 2s SSSSSSSCSSSSSSSSSSSESS SCF SSSSSSSR SSS SS SES SSRESES SSS SSP SSSR SC SSP eSsePesSSPetesesseerse ses eeteee eee seease car ™ | * > 3:Tern ee io . *? - . - - >_> ~ ~ >» = ea - Also In Dai!y Florida Jacksonville 9-00 o'clock next nisht “ss a > 7, ~ ~~ «kd. a * a ~ . iY . he ee ‘ coed i six iii. ia . ’ if | service, the Superb -., . p ie a i SO, Ot. FetersDurg /:42 anc Sarasota A » cloc | DIXIE ine. Pornishins ea F y the following morning. Furnishing direct Pullman L E R Car service to these cities, as weil as fo Tarpon =e. +, : ?.. *. oe 7 . i . ‘ , Foret sec 2; : Ulli Tan Rit to hoe $e ( s tea 4 soe —_—— . 1? - a+ ~* —— ? through to "M ami; leswee St. “P**4S “Oat waeitt dill DTACeniown, on the : Louis %16 P.M. (after Dec. isc ; : ss é ~- . : — “ ~-* -_ 4 a ) Gaabdee,.. West: a eg ng December 29th. to Miam te a.!-Puilman section to St Peters 147 > > , - hes 7 burg and Weet Goes: polis. YYeSt Palm Beach, Daytona, St. Augustine ind ; Observation, club and dining p49 . > 5: =i . : ~~? > fr oe rs ~ > rr : care oach sectoon cares Se r4 eT _— rts Oi iit E ast \ AL ast. Observan nm ind a Louie $16 P.M after Dec. |e See SS Sea eae , ;, ; ae i 45 P.M Thie section sien VINIDG Cars, coOacnes A eupiean equipment. for ? carmes opserrstion seeper enc reservat ns. winter | reg ile linitioaes . 7 +. @ining car for ai] meals. v 2 . iter at inquire ING. DP: 4 -¢ . E. HERRING, Dic. Pass’r Ag | a 12% Boarmen’s Bank Building Phome | rair a. S08 City Ti 4 SCT NU. ‘Ace 3.8 “o 2Proac way SRR AAR SRK 2g SRL tae ae Tia 7 ‘ re .. x = pearly DEMS ere aera 28 94 ek RE ES a ee ae ay: , + ac@ertrso oe Ss" ee © ®_2)@"t*®a2 OILANSHINE LIQUID! . OILS—SHINES—DYES—SOFTENS—W ATERPROOFS—PRESERVES Everybody knows that the best preservative of leather ix shoe after ofling it. It is different with Oilanshine. t Oils, Dees Eas marly you cannot shine « nae : . “oNens, Waterproofs, Preserr and SHINES A Q@@ick shine, a beautiful eshime and a iasting «hi... The cheap and at valse ob- i - ris ea pest and ‘eet ralue ob- tacnedie. Al*xo put ap in paste form ior shime pariors and ‘or -*s aie X ‘0ee Who prefer a past tifah (yy } 260 Shines in a bex. Your dealer has tt oF can eet it from hia jobber amst On | ar ab 5 be: ing f toe an COILANGHINE. Put up in Black. Brown Tan « Ed ood. ma Ne *Nsceee aaa rdovan and Neutra! {THE HERRIOTT POLISH CO.,. ST. LOUIS, U:S. A. | hee > a Srhatie eae 4 ; ae te ue | Offers are exceptional in terms of generous value, they sale of the Post-Dispatch nor for delivery in the territory if - : ae mii | Lf veg 7 few —— Ph xn : i , Gi re fined $259 eagh on : All St. Louis awards of Dolls and Doll Beds will be ~cholimeyer's bend was fixed at fens MORE CITY Circulahon?t han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ~ RETAILERS HAVE pon ome pon eee Sa grace: = FREE ¥ 2-3 ‘ She will say “M ing-eye beauty. Life-like, pretty and = WEDNESDAT- | —— 28 r= 4 nee een FAK A A Ciesy MOU wiTH HEAT P10 qt PEPPERS ran Resa c Cure D little mother’s Merchants to Present Their . -,* has - - = t “voice” will # a : . Suggestions to Citizens’ sturdy, she ; —_ ‘s00n your tight, aching chest.) whether the Re been rightly ; ¥ “ Ser oS ee a Bo ey * Pg = . ee ent tou 3a eperas ‘ ott . Sues ~~ 9 eee eS RD - mom — ~ = : 4 ner « Morton v- May, President ; > $: 24 Paes eC a gee . - fae) the ting! ing heat. _— ded. ws — 2 E- : ne Se Eres 7 SS ge IE _ — a A” net Bondholders Committ ce A Nn, Ee gmisutes the cougestec en the position that & of _—— throngh and through. | 00 Dose ot to et e . - i+ 7. ; .. far 7 f-am cold. o ——s you er wn — z — andi which occurred whe rr e ~m of e ©. iit ‘ > > Expeditio: f able improve- —> a Fm $2 £9 © Sil £©« a) Ce. 4 eae 2 tr aca net a iar of Tam Unable te take ies, “Uet jar : ment work unger tne city’s $87.- muuscies. : Bob Sg lying bends at their . Bed ¢ Pert ” : 30. 33% ié@ from _ ~ — ea. a 3 ~s - ? 7 a >3 is ,e- " ~~ UF are. .¥ curity dates. J - = % S. at any ad: a weal The d¢raft «2 “he 3 2 > zc o¢ ~ ar > ors - eee & . rat re hef knows. * 2 ae os + si al aie eae Se = och a plag was compieted 10 1% have representatives pre- say teen yesterday and cop sent their suggestions to the Citi- oh a heen mailed here. ae gerne Sane een Gs ne) ee Se armen: in A Su LSC L 2 issue ‘pateh recentiy, when > tee Feit Ween oman bond he! ders agi ood | It ts the desire of the organiza- Pinas te Ee wweciaity shops downcown, to | ihaia i heres sigh nec oun ——_a ive nd issue work speeded up § 2 Se ; taking thn « im ee * nr shares of common each year in the bond progran Me} Can holders of prefe as the limit of nd n oy that si ny en | Transit bends at $1 ma e expended each yea | nett $4,295,562. instead ne c OE ncs » the pected that cash that may be issued the recefver will Re iesiiing nas or s : ‘ ; ssuing enough fer each e sudt, it + @ re al Bed, en good, healthy. flesh when tRer Some of this will started iv? ith real springs and rr.at- WeCoy s * tiver Off Tabiets | @ately to pay oft $ Poss! reg 2 re iress—dali @rac 4 duplic at &, in . chock - fu f amines as the ceivers’ certificates, ~ . o : _) ~~. ** ad - AY e ag ium Of some sort to give a. rif rature, of the full-size fehy-(asting ced oii neeift. Suburban as . 2 2 P . Faas he . i ced. tasteless ‘ta>iets 471306.8699 under ve famous SQmi th Devis ae a ao ae i : ea* ‘aA? as anu.) aiete won . pending upon ‘he 2 ee i act a r ¥ = i as Beds. 20 inches long. 15 ey ain inches high at the head and 12 inches at the the stomach. | Federal “ourt. ~ - re Reere vend. payment of Fine — 2S ae he Sane and her Pretty Bed Free of All Cost. St r i ss : i ing bonds, deper ee Sn ne oF START TODAY—NOT NECESSARY TO x gombined the entire oP Cn al oe Pele J Affairs 2. ave -ough remedy, you probabiy on “k § ste ; = re BOt get ag mur mR reai °urative - ede oe r there 8 {ais SmMpe e Sit zens Super - 43 : 443.445 shares of — n a or on — nade cough sv¥Tup, which is aa 69.04% of aval , min utes. waar Ring tgs prepared in a ive given to Transit Se ase. * regret ? 2 * ’ oa _ na — ae eo “ wd - ad y een given renrescern?t his a ‘. 4 . onan any dru geist 2% ounces te uF oa oe Se E Su on Order Blank = : * — , . —_— : ine hettie with syrup, using inne ee porunitt x s > oe plain granulated sugar eyTup, ir shares of abe: ubscrl tion : “ea i molagses,) honey, Of COD . . et = Sa 4 - mn City. "ese eee ee eeeeenrenee State. ees e ee weeeree Date.... weet eeses ries had been received as to t oO d Bl } ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH: Inquiries on “Delar.” ‘ : Yr? = 1S . - i.e be = off ie increase in taxes. May's re: gf USE Persons who le nei mmend ht— (UEeSs ned whe ( 2. Was tae - Address ee ee ceeee eres eeoeeeee eee eee oseeseeennanee ract. and re. been ased for | General 4 pere ae mit the amount ot 7 ons to break severe coughs. that time alse. s st could be ienue nua!- (Jet out do not now ite ce ae i disappe:intment, sek your | —-~-- * the amount of bond mone: slat or Ast eter creer se ene en eeensesenesa ss Serer eee ONeEE : fer ** 2% ounces of Pines?” PATROLMAN iid be spen: a ae = ii directions, am ac said that large cts ca read the Daily Post-Dispatch 2. SuUDscriber § SIGMATUPE .... eee cececceccccesooscsesses he | fanything else. Guaranteed =I 2' undertaken - 7 with a ab« i". satisfaction oF money —— ~— ” eee Mii tie Onarse ; eae ~ to slon the subscription order Address i oe oe eee seer eeeeeseeoeeeeeooeseeoeeeeegee- = iv "e ¥e The Pines Ca, ,_ Woman . # - : ee ai mene ne : fm “ %y i ; ne “ “ —— > blank. See that all naMes and Flat or Apt. ee *e © @& « seeeecoeoeece ©0060 8 6800688088884 - Patreiman Ja f this m ney had } a - ‘ ays ~ 2 j | ' Di ’ F ‘he (arr Street , sed inferentis soe —~addresses ale written plain y- Orders Taken G8 face will not embarrass | of a secend-t! . } in 19295. aien wh Ome Out-of-town dealer will sign here ff these subscription orders af raimanmce sets the bond wale al . If — he i oe tom = _ Sanae. Believes valid NEW subscriptiong from responsible persona. Granite City. Venice or Madison, Illinois, or in Mapie- 4 1m - weed, Webster Grewes. HKirkweed er Claytern. Ma if the advisahbi!- (anywhere within the St. Leais city carrier delivery eee Oe CHSSSCSSSHSSSSHS SHE SHS SEKESSESSES SHH OHSS SESESSHS Pe a iving this limits) mafl er bring the Sabecription Order Blank te Dealer's Capt. Naiy _ raised ut Will have to pare the Post-Dispatch, Circulation Dept., Tweifth and Olive T> the subscriber: If you are already a Post-Dispatch reade os Mimse the bileod. bowels and |? Mee Ferd. “a r — 18 Sts., St. Leuis, Me. ing this newspaper on the street or having deilvery made at home, 2 Pw th Dr Edwards’ Olive Tab- * fractured ne~ ; , - z. 2e et retal a eyes fy 1 ere The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to accept or — — a eer aad bewe!l com groee who 2 oa . . - ; . ra P . a ey v j the os) ' weras Court toda The fury wo. Offer is entirely apart from the Janesville Wagon-Sher- ’ fh tmetiy , pF gg, Pag eat Stickney of my arm _ ee wood Racer offer for four subscriptions, While beth None will be accepted from oe identified wah *, severa : es tate : must mot be confused in the minds of our bey ang giri Cass Avenue and Chouteau Avenue, and between the * . _ em - —_ oe Oe : . , er > cholin F must face in the State “=ene® and we cannot consent to transfer of credits : - aE Ay ents gg . and Grand Avenue, m St. Louis. eleore that time The n based upon sudscription erders from one Dian to the ym i rank other. | under the terme of the SSCSHTC | “Unt and SP Ole Tees Fs. throm. maméinn te: tell ankteh ot | Geeetnneh wiesieee tens office of the Post-Dispatch, Twelfth and Olive Streets. — £ing illegal sa'e. thx Janesville §V¥agon-Sherwood Eacer offer will not be org “Y in COMmcCUrrent » - = ee Pen 9, Dulty Gthi>Rataegy Med ween Delivery of out-¢f-town awards will be made . | _ Vike versa dealers or sent by mail, prepaid, to R. 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WEDN Nove MBE na Se, NESDAYF. - NOVEMBE:! R 26. 199 4. = HVTEE RTISEMENT The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circ ulation than BOTH other evening menepanere COMBEN ED . Be : SRD eg VERE TY . 2 a - > » Bet Sf igh te Sie elt plas: SRF Sai Os Sigg 2 Ae a Ai ite PE > aN ete Ao et > 6 ut ez i oi bed, oy ~ ST.LOWS POST-DISPATC i: AK A CHEST D With HEAT td PEPPERS She will say “Mama” end the tightness and drive Wants a : cad tion and soreness right Home tee has such concentrated, os tine heat as red peppers, and t penetrat es right down in- gongestion, a hing muscles ies piv Red Pep- tingling heat. putes the congested spot ion through and through. Seeraere suffering from a cold, backache, stiff neck we muscles. get a jar of Pied Pepper Rub, made from ,at any drug stare. You ‘ the quickest relief known, ~ “~ **Rowles.’ ADVERTISEMENT t vou j fee! the T) ay Ss RS oe SD. —_ ie ‘ ae Seale Sas Se ~ RLS . RAPA ODES, st - BN ens, a, Kevates ‘ * eee ee NY Ae * Vee a 4 >. . SEER ae: ee 2 ”~ aN oe " . 7 ‘o's Oe. SOS my ° 4 EAL . “~ . *' > 7 oe : . _ . ee eo. “ P q a" ‘se \ > A S- A . ‘ © e 0 ee Oe, + ’ . r *.* * ee Ne tak OR a + ata Se we. ™ ieee” rw SOO LO Re SON 4 _* * wy 2% _ AN k's Sa viet : cd oe tt ea A i a is ee aD Rk eS a } ° , ye : eee ~ ” : - _ ~ XY J on wae i St % a” ‘ ‘wees, ‘« " — A . o- © Dok =! « ae ™ — ge ~ . ~ « A? _ =>» 6 ABP SOM OP kam ence a a A Se 3 Days Men Can tigee le Ba Family Supply — ugh Remedy ae the DAILY lee this Beautiful D of All Cost. | IECESSARY TO ENROR* of everv F’ cough remedy, Snot get as much real c¢ Sas there is in tl made cough syrup, which Pprepared in a few minutes. from any druggist 242 ounces *x, pour it into a pint bottle fi the bottle with syrup, using plain granulated sugar syrup, Pd mo! honey, or cornu as desired. ‘ The result is a Bint of really better cough syrup you could buy ready: made for times the money. Tastes pleas- md never spoils. }Pinex and Syrup preparation Tight at the cause of a cough better ¢ than ready-made - *yrups. and saves about §2. | and quickly prepared. ¢ombined the curative prop known ‘*‘ readv- you probably urative simple is : iiS ion Order Blank — aap CH: ithe-daily Post-Dispatch, hereby subscribe juding Sunday) of the St. Louis Post-Disr asS&CS, § from the date hereof, and agree to take QM oy ct immediate relief. t- Dispatch at the rate of 50c per month uf us the phlegm, stops the » throat tickle and heals the | he carrier or dealer whom you authorize ents to be made every month during the te ther agree that when this order is accepte@ table membranes so gently Feaaiy that it is really aston- wy suse wil] usually overcome th it shall be a valid contract. dinary cough and for bron: croup, hoarseness and bron 1 asthma, “eee eeeeneveetevneeeneeeeaee eee s Zs a most valuable concen- ee compound of genuine Norway aract. tions ¢o break severe coughs. oid disappointment, ask your | for * ~ ly ounces of Pinex’’ full directions, and don’t ac- Paaything else. Guaranteed to eoeeeeervreeeevneneeee 8 eF Ra iis Z ‘ : se ee@eP®eeeeneeneneen eee ee eeeeeeeereeeerereete . “a4 ‘a Bbsolute satisfaction or money eee ere ee eee eC er eee eee SSH eee ett OSes ese eee Wy refunded. The Pinex Co., | marne, Ind. _ ADVERTISEMENT COSS OOO SCHHSCHES CHS LOD SEE Se. Notice It. Drive Them With Dr. Edwards’ Olive TOP e eee eee ee eee eee 8 ee ar ene ee shes ee sep 5 as + e Pimp! v face wil] not embarrass i,’ r . ; Vol re . ‘here tf these se a enemas = | Whether ee a little mother’ s will, ang ee =—=s “voice” will 3 E us Sh I not ‘soon Wear | your tigh — chest. 5 ae e roiis her eyes gaily in. Bee ak up the con- | ing : * ’ | Peel a bad cold loosen up | mS paar and sleeps Seeset. time. i ti u % P ‘ Rub is the cold | y and she ¢% lial quickest relief, | hurt vou and it certainly | Federal ({ hably gift jou nts relict comes at ($4,100,000. R. TEM UP TO FEDERAL COURT or Renewal of Bond Issue i per to Cure Default. the Reorganization |Committee of the United Railways must pay off $4,100,00 in underly- | ing bonds to cure ‘the default in | the $30,300,000 issue of general 4° cent bonds, or may extend | them, will be submitted to the , ‘ourt for decision, prem | within the next few days. This phase of the reorganization is the only one which hag failed of complete agreement by security- holders. Attorneys for the Reorganiza- tion Committee have advised that the underlying bonds may be ex- tended, whereas attorneys for the | ‘Bondholders’ Committee have tak- | yesterday Aand | the receiver wil the Same going .some—but #kinny men ; and children just can't help put- ' on rood, heaithy flesh when the; McCoy's Cod Liver Oi! Tablets. } Siehock-full of vitamines as the . fishy-tasting ced liver oil itself, : 2) sugar-coated, tasteless tablets t easy to take as candy, and won't ; the stomach. : Woman gained te pounds n i Fiwo days Sixty tablets sixty Ask Woiff-Wilson Drug Co., & Dolph Jrug . Enderie Co... Johnson HKros rue Co or mruggist for Metoys * Liver Oil Directions and formula on | box. MeCoy's. the origina! and gen Mm Liver ©1l Tabiet ADVERTISEMENT en the position that the bonds must be paid off to cure the default which occurred when the company was unable to take up the under- lying bonds at their original ma- turity dates. The draft cf Plan was completed the reorganization in New York and copies of it have been mailed here. It is substan- tlally as detailed in the Post-Dis- | patch recently, when the Suburban | bondholders agreed to accept it. Plans to Raise Funds. The reorganized company will ioe funds through the issuance lof $6.000.000 in new bonds, to be sold at thus netting $5,400,000: through $43,645 shares of common stock to present holders of preferred and Transit bonds at $12.50 per share, netting $4,295,562. It is also ex- pected that cash in the hands of | amount to $4,500,- 90, the sale of stock | 000, which will give the new com- pany $14.195,.512 cash. Some of thi s will be used imme- diately to pay off $4,200,000 in re- ceivers’ weapres ates, $2,000,000 in Suburban onds and possibly the $4,100,000 idewueten bonds. de- pending upon the _ action of the | Federal! Court. It is planned to ask the Public Service Commission t ermit the /'new company to earn 7 par cent on ia valuation of $57.2 00,001 and re- duce the present indebtedness fron $54.890.000 to $40,800,000, exclue- 'give of the underlying bonds. This ‘will be accomplished by giving ‘holders of $3,790,000 Transit bonds $390 in cash. 5 ‘3 ehares of pre- ferred stock and the right to buy 10 shares of the new common stock at $12.50 a share for each $1000 bond: payment of $2,000,000 Sub- urban bonds and extension of the tion there is nothing bet, | | $4,500,000 remaining, and possible payment of the $4,100,000 underly- ing bonds, depending upon the ac- of the Federal Court on this question. The total stock ue of the com- pany after reorganization will be - tel — ] 343.645 shares of common stock ’ ©. 9 = ? ¢ and 53.845 of preferred, the latte: given to Transit bondholders Stock Allotme it Scheme. Hol of present prefer: stock are permitted to buy one and a half shares of new common a’ 12.50 a share for share of held, and holders o! bonds are given the option 0 shares of new comm ders ePac? preferred now Transit of buying 1! Or) at $12.59 for each $1000 bond now held Holders of present common | stock may take such new commo | stock as is not sunec ribed by ‘the | preferred stock anc Transit nel |holders. A syndicate has agreed t: underwrite this issue to the exten |of 245,745 shares | The plan also provides technical separation of th ‘ miles of Suburban trac Pe and | rolling stock and a sinking fund ar rangement whereby $190,000 of th ' $4,500,000 Suburban Generals w be paid off each year until matur ity July 1, 1934. The $39,300,0¢ and has been used for | General 4 per cent issue matures ai | that time also ‘PATROLMAN ANDERSON ' PLY? WELL, DON'T BE): 'a-fractured leg m respon ponsible persona. Dr. Edw: ards’ Olive Tablets. re : b sho: nid bye vin to clear after ; seweeeseeecen eases eee eseeseeseoesesvseocn6e8ee0020sa8 ‘4 wave taken the tablets a few | Dealer's Signature. — ure already a Post-Dispatch reader—regularly ? ieee t ny eet or-having delivery made at home, DO NOT? ith a Pi cars ae ine for NEW subscriptions. To do so, will only ™m t eeieha) Oe aed for Et. x . ; SST BUDS d ‘ a who presents this order blank. : there ‘s no taking th frm. sickness or pain Wards’ Olive Tablets do b Which calomel does, and just ively, but their action is and safe instead of severe balk te isaid she d under this offer will be investigat arte takes Olive Tablets is ever . ; pa Gark brown taste.” a bad | the subscriber’s responsibility. Bs cut Metiees. “no goed” fecling | Wrpid liver. bad disposition ‘ane ves th : h . . Witte are a purely vegetable | e right to accept or reject @ MEME with olive ofl; you will | ‘ 4 ive ylor nm. ards - we Years among pa — Fith liver and howe! com flee Tablets are the im 7 ‘* "@ result. Take one or tw rom persons identified with the Cf Week. See th “om eh bette na ' yeti i} or for delivery in the territory lying | Avenue, and between the Mississi , Louis. Dolls and Doll Beds will be deli , Twelfth and Olive Streets. awards will be made through ppaid, to R. F. D. addresses. ,aen | dress and Bradford Shinkle.g | Vash EXONERATEB BY BOARD Woman Who Jumped From Win- dow Denied Policeman Was in Room. Patrolman Joseph Anderson he Carr Street district was exon- rated by the Police Board yemer- iday after a hearing on charges junbecon ing conduct and neglect of 'duty growing out of an accident | Nov. 5 when Mrs. Katherine were Monroe street mnd-floor *ry 7” 6 of 1322 of a secc street jumped oi 1627 huse- — at her was charged Was Pabodiny window escape band’s anger. It Patrolman Anderson room with but he Capt. to Mre. Ford her, liv testified he talked ity howpital with day after — j that - ater, “a wae lared sana low to escape her hus- ai c the Was tol the roon Ander che | ccurrence ana lerfon Was in dented there and de from the win band. Patrolman heen nder 6, was restored to duty $3000 REWARD FOR ROBBERS nas Nov. who since Anderson, suspension The total rew ard offere q for ar- ' rest and conviction of the two ne- | groes who robbed Mrs. W eng Stickney of jewelry vaiued at toward Mer hea ‘ountry Club of Nov. 109, this $1000 drove louis f 000 as she the St. Brou amounts to $300 had been offered ad Stickney, who is a the committee of the (ountry which is raising nds ea ase if nd broker | Club, 'o reward fund. fixed ite share at $2000. | A definite limit has nat been | placed on the club fund. which will be availabie In he event of other erimes involving @lhub mem- hers. The committee comprises John HM. Overall, L. Wade Chil- Decision Wanted on Payment! Sea ee = : =a ls ? = 2 ; / : — Closed Thursday— Thanksgiving Day SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 14 FAMOUS “BARR CO, ee —_— OPEL DPMP OPEL DODO E Book Ends 348 $6.50 | We Gide Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Charge Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Feur 94.50 Drapery Damask An Extraordinary One-Day Offering of —v 5 aR > es 4,” . . ’ Spe gaia q@ [here are 3000 yards of. this decorative Drapery Damask —o0 inches wide and offering choice of many attractive colorings and patterns. When you see the quality of this Damask you will certainly realize how very exceptional 1s the opportunity to purchase it at $2.85 a yard. Suitable for window and door hang- ings, furniture upholstery, table run- . ners and other purposes. No mail, phone or C. O. D. orders wil] be accepted. Fifth Fleer In the 1.5 Table — Favored New Colors Special Friday, at...... @ These part-linen damask Sets are im- ported, in the lovely new colors that are desirable for an informal table. 64x64- Dayton inch th and six napkins: finished wit! 7 ecougiygen “MM otorbikes”’ $5.98 Tablecloths $3.25 Buffet Sets Pure linen bleac ched damask All-linen, thre@-piece Sets in pattern ( ths lien oyster white shade: edged $45 $ IO st vle—70 ] 89 $35.00 ° Value ae Value.. | | No. 2 size Eastman box Cameras— popular for their simplicity to use, and % he ¢] r pictures that they take. 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Yoke, pocket, but- | button cuffs and pocket. Hats to match........... Toyshop—Basement Gallery a cuffs. Sizes 12 to | Sizes 6 to 16. j So s—id A ey A Very Special Offe Dress Tru : Well Constructed > ~~ | —Priced at.....0¢ @ Through a remarkable arrange® maker, we’ were able to secure these 4 offer at this price. They are 1l-eh Trunks, fiber covered and bound 4% fiber. Equipped with excellent f ‘ Se eeeeeeeeeerereeeue wo = PART TWO. -os SEIN Se vesident Coolidge Makes| Thou {LITTLE EXPECTED Senator Norris Has Bill | town councils, } he doesn’t want Congress on his) seen eave in ; fourth of March. . tainty. He wants business stabil- ity. That was one of the keynotes sad abled of his campaign, and apparently he “4 to lend his _intends to make a keynote of his secttaeh tn ’ administration during the next four African ane ' years. upon the falt a special session by Senator Borah |trying to o and others of medium-liberal ten-/the Rift by ’ dencies. who view the recent elec-/|and an essen tion as a mandate from the people |aganda is of ~{n favor of tax, raflroad and agri-ithat the Span cultural legislation, there are few religious f » jeaders at the capitol who believe |as scrupulow that the new Congress will assem- and other co ’ ble before the constitutionally ap-|ligious faith | gion of the present Congress, which |to read the J . side, Senators Underwood, Harrison | ctherwiee | ' and others have had their heads to- diture of. ern Senators will unite in support-|Arab amt % ay the fold. All that Wheeler — put 0 4 for the banishment of “renegade} * ar, tke bent and “renegade Dewn- re ee: ty Baitorial Pass i pany 8 warmed er 14000 ONLY IF REASON. “Sm 1S ‘COMPELLING — ee ene Clear His View on Pro-| Morocco T By V. B (Copyright, 19 Servi AT SHORT SESSION] A ivstaine” charge—with ty administrato rning Muscle) vratea a kind of . ey . their subordin Shoals—Democratic Re a . om the first un risal A ain st Wheeler ion. P s The most 1 Unlikely. Primo de Ri to this point ney” he took By CHARLES G. ROSS, prisoner, Alfe Chief Washington Correspondent of tyrant im ep the Post-Dispatch. ° banqieting f WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—Presi- | tyramt in whit But let me, dent Coolidge as made it abun- erihate at & dantly clear to White House call-/i,, workman, ers during the last day or 80 thati lows his N Incidentally, it hands to any greater extent than wilco tha @ the Constitution requires. tinperial featu In other words, he has no pres-)) the self-sty ent intention o¢ calling the newly-/| lini’ as a co elected Congress into special ses- | t#t°r. Alfonso ga sion. This means that there will Aectetion oul be, in all probability, a legislative) Wiion he del gap of nine months after the| speech at the be noted in _| the compositi Showing a much greater willing Pope wag not ness to let his views be known than! porper Torr he did just before the ejection, the| ing in Mad President has told inquirers that| worthy of its he would call a special session only garg for some reason which he regarded that even as “compelling.” There is no such . y -it. reason on his horizon now. He Finally, takes the position that congression- equaled, Al al sessions mean business uncer- Pope that fought ag Extra Session Unitkely. homet. For Notwithstanding the clamor for/sentatives in pointed time. As to the last ses-/the few min will begin next Monday, the opin- destroyed the ion is general, among both Demo-| prospects of ernts and Republicans, that very little will be accomplished beyond < King’s the passage of the annual appro- Naturally priation bills, kind of One other’ subject which will | Arab—most. come before this session is that|st Melilla in of Muscle Shoals. Just before the| was not i last session adjourned, an order|so favorad was entered by the Senate placiig| pass Units the Shoals question on the calendar Torres’ we for early consideration in Decem-| te and | ber. Senator Norris, who helped|can tribes — to block acceptance of the Ford of-; tried to fer, has a new bill ready for con-|In a few w sideration. On the Democratic | porters to Bi e gether over the tentative draft of a fons0o's bill which they hope all the South- | be sald toe ing. at once aspect and No Democratic Plan. iegion of The Democrats have formulated then had no plan of action for the comung| thousands session. In the language of Pat| deaths to Harrison, they need, time to set) of Alfonse their breath. The idea of the Dem- But the ocratic spokesmen now in Wash-/ with his ington is that the party in Con-| was p gress should improve every Oppor-|he was ft tunity to register a protest against) p Republican policies, but should not helped adopt filibustering tactjes. There) either is no present disposition among the/and that, Democrats to form an alliance with/ not drive the La Follette Progressives. would No reprisal against Sena*or) himself. — Wheeler is likely. Remembering} dalous, co that Wheeler went along with the/ mouth of Party pretty regularly during the| adult that last session, the Democrats, or most} rectorate of them, appear quite willing to) Madrid receive the erring brother back ‘n-| served is to gay that he regards him Today self as a Democrat still. direc Tendency to Forgive. think wi To a lesser degree, this same teD~-) ministers dency to forget, if not to forgive, is | days, | found on the other side with re-/ stra *pect to the La Follette insurgents. Case of the La Follettites !| wise it “ifferent from that of Wheeler, !9/rorate. — that ghey have consistently — cient the policies of their own party in|», Congress and will doubtless contin- way ue to do so. Still, there is much dissent among the Republicans from the fire-eating doctrine laid down for their guidance. by Cel. ~! ke

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Special - i $1.55 Fourth Fioor @ The Infants’ Shop Offers $7 and $8 Valaes Special Friday 4 @ Belted and straight etvle Coats that are cunning and practical; of chinchilla, velour, polair and novelty mixtures; all models lined and warmly interlined. Choice of colors most popular for tots*of 1 to 6. . . Tots’ Gingham Dresses ——In solid co'’ors and checked patterns, with hand embroidery. or stitching and meat little Collars and pockets. Sizes 2 to 05¢ Special Friday, at oe vnenevevrecseeeetee eee © @ ee A Very Special Offering of Dress Trunks § & Well Constructed > “ —Priced at....... 2 @ Throurch a remarkable arrangement with af maker, we were able to secure these Tr uh offer at this price. They are full-size = Trunks, fiber covered and bound with fiber. Equipped with excellent hardware. sixth Peer Tots’ Coats Fgome | Bide, Senators Underwood, Harrison “and others have had their heads to- /pether over the tentative draft ofa © bil which they hope all the South- fern Senators will unite in support- ~ Ing. iY ace Re. (the Constitution requires. | their breath. — Washincion Post. roe ¥ > Loe Y Pia to , ron P ee ee « - tote eas “et ~ eee s - ae RO OS on ee or Oe et EO Paes Se Re LER REE SET I ORR E75 WEE TERRE ca ur epecomnaneaR ae & \ = " @ Oa a ’ en , “aj a Res . « Fa Ss Sik So Rae a OP ORS SF SRS? i FS. wae A se Just a Minute Society+Drama LPS DEI et PART TWO. ST: LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1924. PAGES 15—26 wErIAl SFSCIN 4000 ARMY OFFICERS PUT 4 IN SPANISH TOWN COUNCILS TO CONTROL THE PEOPLE VF REASON. COMPELLING’ ident Coolidge Makes Clear His View on Pro- | posal to Call Congress | After March 4. EXPECTED | AT SHORT SESSION ‘Senator Norris Has Bill. - Concerning Muscle Shoals—Democratic Re- prisal Against Wheeler j Unlikely. By CHARLES G. ROSS, | ' Chief Washington Correspondent of | the Post-Dispatch. ° WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—Presi- | | gent Coolidge bas made it abun-| @antly clear to White House cal'- a ers Guring the last day or so that) the doesn't want Congress on his hands to.any greater extent than | In other words, he has no pres- | ent intention o¢ calling the newly- Congress into special ses- means that there will elected gion. This be, in all probability, gap months after the fourth of March. Showing a much greater willing- mess to let his views be known than! he did just before the ejection, the inguirers that a a legislative of nine President has told he would call a specia! session only | @ special session by Senator Borah hers of medium-liberal ten-ithe Rif by jand an essential part ‘ongress will assem- constitutionally ap- As to the last s¢s- that the new ¢ ble before the pointed time Will begin next Monday, the opin- ' fon is general, among both Demo- very. that beyond Republicans, little will be accomplished the passage of the annual Ppriation bills. One other’ subject this session is ®t Muscle Shoals. Just before the last session adjourned, an order Was entered bv the Senate placing the Shoals question on the calendar for early consideration in Decem- ber. Norris, who to block acceptance of the Ford of- fer, has a new bill ready for con- sideration. On the Democratic CTATS ind which will before Senator No Democratic Plan. The Democrats have formulated no plan of action for the coming Session. In the language of Pat Harrison, they need, time to get cratic spokesmen now in Wash- ington is that the party in Con- Sress should improve every oppor- tunity to register a protest against Republican policies, but should not adopt filibustering tactics. There is no present disposition among the Democrats to form an alliance with the La Follette Progressives. No reprisal! against Sena*or Wheeler is likely. Remembering that Wheeler went along with the party pretty recularly during the appro- | ' ‘7 i ney | discretion ' which |'speech at | be noted in passing, however, that ithe composition he read Pope was not ; and oi dencies. who view the recent elec- Pfion as a m Pan favor of tax, railroad and agri- | Pecultural legislation, there are few jeaders at the cap!itol who believe ithe few minutes that it sion of the present Congress, which | to Ibanez Asserts Primo de Has Sacrificed Thousands: of Lives in Morocco Through III-Ad- vised Utterances. Rivera By V. BLASCO IBANEZ. | (Copyright, 1924, by Foreign Press Service, Inc.) ND how is Primo de Rivera A holding Spain? Four thou- sand officers have been put in charge—with triple pay—of the town councils. Through these pet- ty administrators who have inaug- urated a kind of reign of terror for their subordinates, Primo vera has succeeded in establishing the first units of his Patriots’ Un- ion. The most impressive page Primo de Rivera’s political life up to this point is the “Italian jour- he took with his protege and prisoner, Alfonso XIII, when the tyrant im epaulets found himself banqteting face to face with the tyraft in white spats. But let me, in passing, pay this) tribute at least to the former Ital- |} ian workman, that he never al- lows his Napoleonic brow to be seen Incidentally, it must have brought lini’ as a colleague and fellow dic- | tator. gave proofs of on this visit, delivered his the Vatican. Alfonso during famous It should he to it in Madrid. and that of its author. So ing was worthy unusual | ; | | ' de HKi-| of | i | | cave in some majestic pcse. | |'T™ore than one grimace to his jiinperial features to be treated by’ the self-styled “Spanish Musso- | his own, but that of | | Father Torres, a famous Jesuit liv- uncom- | ¢ promising was it in tone, vo intol- | trying to overcome the hostility of f this prop- + a+ c aL religious faith of the Mahometans ‘neve erant nd reactionary in spirit, for some reason which he regarded | ” : ‘ j : ee ! that even the Pope was alarmed as “compelling. There is no such by it :, Vv : AS r is horizon now. He *-.. feason on h Finally, with a tact rarely takes the position that congression- . am | ; ; equaled, Alfonso reminded the al sessions mean business uncer- | Mod that Seal one sid , . pe nat “pain aiwavyvs tainty. He wants business stabil- | _ Mee, mea + fought against the Mussulsmans ty. That was one of the keynotes , oF 3 a and added that he would continue © of his campaign, and apparently /re | : - mea : % . ito lend his support to a struggle Pintends to make a keynote of his br Bea . | “gaministration during the next four | destined to implant the Cross in 1st we! 2 u ] iT 4 s s » ‘ ' . . . . . : onl Africa and impose Christianity | Ad ae : | upon the faithful followers of Ma- Extra Session Unlikely. ‘homet. For years, Spain’s repre-'| Notwithstanding the clamor for/sentatives in Morocco have been | means of fropaganda, | The andate from the people |aganda is of course the assurance | the Spanish would respect the'/! as scrupulously as England, France| and other countries respect the re- | of their colonies. took him read the Jesuit's speech, Alfonso destroyed the work of years and all ligious faith |prospects of peace in Africa. | | that | ' | SO | Pass King’s Speech Backfires. Naturally Abd-el-Krim. who is a kind of Spaniard disguised as an Arab—most of his life he has lived at Melilla in the service of Spain— was not likely to allow an incident favorable to his ambitions to unutilized. He had Father ‘Torres’ work translated into Arab- helped | ll Moroc- has ic and circulated among a can tribes over which Spain (tried to establish her protectorate. | The idea of the Dem-, ‘with his speeches. |was present at a banquet at which |}he was | helped cither and not driven them out of office, he ‘would have been obliged to do so last session. the Democrats, or most) ef them, appear quite willing to receive the erring brother back ‘r- ,'© the fold. All that Wheeler need fo is to gay that he regards him-| Self as a Democrat still. Tendency to Forgive. To a lesser degree, this same ten- dency to forget. if not to forgive, its Und on the other side with re- tt to the La Follette insurgents. fase of the La Foliettites i!s Aifferent from that of Wheeler, in that they have consistently fought the Policies of their own party in Congress and will doubtless contin- € to do so. Still, there is much dissent among the itrink with ’ In a few weeks he won more sup- porters to his cause than he could j}otherwise have done by an expen- diture of millions of dollars. Al- 'fonso’s speech at the Vatican may ibe said 'Arab ambitions. to life to have given new the western which until And thus Spaniards owe their the combined eloquence of Alfonso XIII ahd Father Torres. But the King had not yet done At Valencia he and spread to of Morocco, inspired to declare that practically all the men who had him govern Spain were dishonest or incompetent, that, if the directorate had himself. The speech was so scan- dalous, coming as it did from the mouth of a presumably responsible adult that the members of the di- rectorate who had remained at /Madrid and had accordingly pre- seerved their sobriety, forbade publication in the newspapers. Today when Alfonso XIII is the cirectorate’s prisoner he may wel] regret of the civilian ministers who served him in other days, not always without remon- strance, but obediently for the most its tpart. Things have gone quite other- (wise with the men of the direc- torate. However, Alfonso has a faithful friend in his own smiling ; Republicans | fom the fire-eating doctrine taid | fown for their guidance. by Col. George Harvey in last nday's Harvey called for the banishment of “reneg2-Je ocrats” as well, from official as- *SOclation with the colleagues whom they had “betrayed.”’ These coi- fs leagues in the House and Senate are > @8t moved to nearly the pitth of _@nger of Harvey in his editorial; happy individu® #@2nctum L hypocrisy, and he may yet find a way of getting rid of his present masters. As to the regeneration of Spanish seized the Government, all that has In | 'this | Rive from conqweror. The African war fat once took on a frankly religious laspect |r,egion 'then had been at peace. ‘thousands of deaths to : IBANEZ’S TARGET ALFONSO AITIL them, committed suicide rather the/tran face it. “They promised us the blood of us the clerks, — Spanish people. of the army, been so rotted But the in- our grafters, and they toss few wretched comments the As to the morale r has that body to the ¢ graft. { ore with ’ if i | | } ; . ‘ the the to 7 > part boon | industri- | to — in Mo- | DIGKEY 10 TEST TAX PUBLICATION Against Him as Owner | of Kansas City Post- Journal. FIRST CASE AGAINST AN INDIVIDUAL Grand Jury Draws Bill So as to Determine Lia- bility of Press Associa-| tions. By the Associated? Press KANSAS CITY, Nov. 26.—Walter S. Dickey, owner and publisher of the Kansas City Journal-Post, and Ralph Ellis, managing editor, were indicted yesterday by a Fed- eral grand jury for alleged unlaw- ful publication of income tax re- turns. The indictment: contained six counts charging publication of the returns of six individuals. The | | } ' ; Brief Histories of Flyers | COMMANDERS OF | TWO FINE SHIPS Who Followed Lieut. Smith in the Great Air | Federal Charge Brought | Voyage — From Grand Opera and the Plains. : ARTICLE II. | By LOWELL THOMAS. | Histories of the early lives of! : *) . | “Silent” Smith and his companions | 'on the round-the-world voyage, are| } a | i ! ; ' ' ' ' ‘ | i — ' names heading the different pub- | lished lists were selected first, then two names were chosen at random by the Government. The sixth name chosen was that} june 12, 1888, on a small island in of Jeanne Eagles, actress, whose home is here. Her payment, which was filed in New York, was pub- lished as carried by a press associ-| ation, according to the newspaper. | - Madison said her’! District Attorn: name was selected to whether pres: associations authority to disseminate tax in- formation to various parts of the country. The Journal-Post announced that determine ’ ; | ' ' ) i have | pistol or his two fists, when the _more than one mutiny at sea. He the tax payments of prominent in- | dividuals and corporations had been published in the hope of arousing sentiment against the publicity clause of the income tax law. Why Dickey Was Named in In- dictment. WASHINGTON, Nov. in Kansas City of owner and managing editor of the Kansas City Journal-Post is 26.—In- | the | | dicated by the fact that he was one flight attempt. |pervised the construction of the the | only one of three Federal proceed- | ings thus far initiated which in- volve individuals, in the effort to | i clear up through court action the | provisions of the revenue act af- | femjiing publication of income tax payments. The indictment yesterday of the New York Tribune company and ‘the world before he returned to his native land, a fuli-{‘edged sallor. But Nelson had not only com- that several days ago involving the. Baltimore Daily Post both named the publishing corporations them- selves as defendants. In each case, it is understood, the purpose has been to develop a different phase of the tax publication question to bring about a complete test of the law. Other than to say five or six more indictments were expected in similar cases, Attorney-General! Stone refused to comment on the 'got this early training, and never ‘them carried the young sallor over justice department’s progress in the. ‘ever touching a port, and broad | proceedings. BRITON TO CHANGE HIS NAME IN ORDER TO GET FORTUNE Sir Philip Lioyd-Graeme Will Be Sir Philip Ounliffe-LlAster to Meet Terms of WIIL By the Associated Press LONDON, Nov. 26.—Sir Philip Lioyd-Graeme, president of the Board of Trade, is going to do away with both of his names but keep the hyphen. He will need it to link up the two new names he has de- cided to adopt. Hereafter he wil! be known as Sir Philip Cunliffe- Lister. The change will mean many thousands of pounds to Sir Philip. His ter of the first Lord Masham, in- herited a large part of his liord- ship’s 1,350,000 pounds sterling for- tune and in turn she willed it ‘he landed at Biloxi, Miss., for his | ‘Fla., special aid in “movie” wrecks mother-in-law, second daugh-— ‘jobs Erik Nelson filled during the ‘with an exhibition flyer at Miami largely to the Lioyd-Graemes, but, she stipulated in her will that the receipts must adopt the name Cunliffe-Lister, the famlly name of Lprd Masham. Usually in change of names due un legacy the recipient merely ‘since. iadds the new name to his own with a hyphen, but in Lioyd- Graeme’s case that would have! three hyphens. the | meant four surnames and two or Apparentiy he de- cided it would be better to do away with his original name altogether than to be bothered with this flock |of appeliatives. ; his head, overwhelmed by such a. stupendous indiscretion. “An army retreats when it must, but enemy in advance!” he exc aimed. civil life, promised by the men who | been done in that direction consists | of suspending a few Government es Republicans.” and “renegade Dex- | employes who were caught coming into their offices late, and fining a few clerks who were found guilty of petty grafting or of the negli- gence always present in fossilized bureaucracies. few of these un- . terrified by the military despotism iet loose on Abd-el-Krim knew what use to make of the information, had the speech translated into Arabic and circulated among all the tribes of ithe western part of morocco. The effect was immediate. The Arabs who had been friendly to Spain, or who were merely neutral, at once rose to arms, and attacked our troops. Naturally enough they Continued on Page 17, LLL it does not announce it to the. Several Villages Destroyed by ~ Earthquake. the Aggsociated Press LONDON, Nov. 26.—Thirty per- sons were killed and several vil- By ingen destroyed in the earthquake which visited Anatolia last Satur- iday night, according to a dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Constantinople. A Havas dispatch from Constan- tinople says violent earth shocks | ‘continue in the region of Afion Karah‘ssar. The dispatch adds that the Turkish Government and the Red have sent aid to the stricken ons. replete with stories of adventure, | romance and plentitude of hard! knocks. | Throughout their stories there| runs the theme of constant striving | for a high, although vaguely de-| fined goal, culminating in the real-| ization of an accomplishment! greater than that which figured in| the ambitions of any of them until | the project of the round-the-world | flight was conceived. Herewith are brief sketches of | Lieut. Smith and those who fo]-' lowed him on the 26,000-mile voy-| age around the globe—a mere outline of their progress from) grade to ggade through the school | of life to their present fame, but an outline that will probably show) that these men, by the promise of! heredity and actual experience, had proved their right to attempt their great task before their first “‘hop off’ from Seattle. LIEUT. ERIK NELSON. Lieut. Erik Ne2lson was born tne Baltic, Scandinavia. off the mainland of He was the gon of Erik Nelson, a Swedish engineer, | and, like “Silent Smith,” it was; from his father that he inherited mechanical] traits. Chivalrous and gentle, he can, nevertheless, use a marlin spike, a occasion demands. He has been in also has imagination, which is in- of the first to think of the world It was he who su- world cruisers which were to carry him and his companions to fame. Like Lieut. Smith, also, Nelson began his adventures by running away from home. It was the sea that called him when, at the age of 16, he temporarily abandoned pursuit of the career of an engi- neer, which his father had urged on him, and slipped away to En- gland. There he signed up on a INDICTMENT OF NELSON AND WADE LED ADVENTUROUS LIVES BEFORE STARTING AROUND WORLD i | | pe the Adventures of | LIEUT. NELSON, ing the war, before the entry of the United States into the conflict, and later was turned down twice when he applied for enlistment in the United States Army.Air Service. In October, 1917, on his third attempr, he got into the United States army. Nelson never got to Europe with a squadron, but was held in Texas barque that was to carry him on a two-year cruise to many parts of pleted his public school training before going to sea. He had also, at the insistence of his father, stud- | led nights tor several years to glean a knowledge of mechanical engineering. He never wholly for- entirely abandoned his ambition to pursue an engineer’s life. Other voyages followed, voyages as an instructor during the war. His progress in the army air serv- ice was rapiG, however. He was chief engineer of the New York- to-Nome flight in 1920, and also piloted a plane in the San Antonio- to-Porto Zico voyage that came later. His assignment as chief en- gineering officer and a pilot of the globe-circling voyage came as a fitting crown to his previous ex- periences in the air. LIEUT. LEIGH WADE. “Happy” Wade and the “Fiying Sheik” are some of the titles which replete with adventure. One of the waves for 20,000 miles without | hints only will Nelson now give of | the nature of the cargo carried. t was a secret then and is a secret ow. A later voyage carried him around the world in a tramp) barque, during the voyage of which ss re first sight of America. That was in 1907. Two years later, he had come to America to make his home. Ship rigger, “super” in grand opera at the Metropolitan Opera House in| New York, automobile mechanic, swimming instructor at Miami, | — off the Florida coast. rubber in a Turkish bath New York, hobo, with a friend and relative, on a hike from New York to Florida, and fruit peddler were some of the ast next four years. Then, association 'Mich., Feb. 2, ‘ley, N. D. his associates give to this third of the pilots of the world cruisers. He is not yet 28 years old, having been | born on a farm near Cassopolis, 1897. After passing through the tradi- tional red schoolhouse and the lo- cal high school, Wade set forth for North Dakota, to learn sorfething of hard work in general and of farming in particular. His friends say a fair maiden dared him to go there to prove he could stand hard work before she would accept a proposal of marriage he had made. They add that “Happy” took the | dare—but the maiden forgot him. When farm duties were slack, he worked at the soda water coun- ter of a Village drug store in Edge- expedition into Mexico, seeking Pancho Villa, Wade enlisted in the First North Dakota Infantry and went to the border. , gave him his first desire to pursue aeronautics. That has held him oat es ae Following this desire, he obtained a place in the experimental depart- ment of the Curtiss Aeroplane Co. | in Buffalo. Later he worked as an exhibition aviator in Florida. He made several unsuccessful attempts | to join the allied flying forces dur- Tincle Sam lined up with the al- Mes, Wade volunteered for the air servéce and was sent to Toronto ‘for training. Later he was an in- ‘structor in Texas and then in Eu-) ‘rope, anc finally was made a test pilot in Franc for American planes bought from the French. ‘Ihreaking bronchos is generally considered a dangerous job, but Wade had the task of “Dreaking” | : : the Round - the - World| _ Flyers will appear in next | | Sunday’s Post-Dispatch. — —- HE next Installment 1 | airplanes. His was the job to get the “bugs” out of the new ma- chines, with all the chances that the “bugs” might be so numerous that the machines just wouldn't | fly after they got to a dizzy height. After the war, he was appointed experimental test pilot at McCook Field, Dayton, O., and. among other things, he established an al- titude record of 27.120 feet with a multi-motored plane there. In| this flight, his face was severely | frozen. He has had many thrilis tn test flights, and has narrowly escaped with his life from several of them. Once his plane did a nose dive from an altitude of 2500 feet, and he pulled it out of it, by sheer force, near the ground. Cn another occasion his propeller sm tshed, and again a crankshaft broke. But each time he accomplished a safe land- ing against odds. The story of how Wade was shipwrecked in the North Atlantic, during the world cruise, and how he was rescued with Lieut. Ogden, will be followed as these flyers tell the tale later in this series. LIEUT. HENRY H. OGDEN, Lieut. Henry Horatio Ogden is the youngest of the six globe fiy- ers. He was 24 years old Sept. 13. Only a little more than five years ago he not only had never flown an airplane, but actually he had never seen one. He was born in Woodville, Miss., the son of E. P. Ogden, who con- ducted a country store, controlled four cotton plantations and ran a cotton gin. Like atl the other world fiyers except Lieut. Nelson, Ogden is @escended from pioneer American stock. His mother is a member of the same family as that of Mrs. Miriam Ferguson, the new- ly elected Governor of Texas. Few adventures, outside of those which may come to a boy who spends his time with the negroes on a cotton plantation, came to Ogden before his entry into the army. But that entry, in 1919—he was too young to be accepted during the war—came when he was only 19 years old, or only three years older than Licut. Nelson when Nelson ieft his Scandinavian home for his a4- ventures at sea. So Ogden’s adven- tures came‘when he was young, also. He entered the air service de- partment at Montgomery, Ala., and took a course in the construction of airplane motors. Fivy months later he was promoted to staff ser- geant and made instructor i@ the subject in which he had been re- : ceiving instructions. Various assignments to repair units of the Army Air Service fol- lowed, and it was in this work that Ogden received the title of “Trou- ble-shooting Henry,” from the fact that, whenever an airplane motor wouldn't work, he was called on to set it right. He was one of six mechanics to take a special examination for se- lection for the world cruise, Lieuvts. Smith and Nelson conducting the test. He passed with flying colors. LIEUT LESLIE ARNOLD. Lieut, Lesiie Arnold is a. New Englander, having been bern in New Haven, Conn., Aug. 28, 1894, the som-of Frank Arnold. a rall- road man. Like others of his com- panions of the world flight. he filled many jobde, from lineman for a telephone company to parts on the stage with a stock company. His first job which brought him a knowledge of machinery was with a firm bullding submarines, and he was engaged in this task when he enlisted ip the Air Serv- ice at the entry of the United States into the World War in 1917. Rebelling at the idea of remain- Then, when Gen. Persh-|ing as an instructor in Texas, he ing was about to lead the punitive|went “A. W. O. L.” so often his superior officers sent him to France to be rid of him. He was trained, like Lieut. Wade, at Is: soudon, the American flying camp in France, and just as he was sent to the front with an aero squadron. the armistice was signed. Exhibi- tion flying at county fairs, to etim- riate interest in aviation, piloting | planes from one air service station to another, and similar duties oc- cupied Lieut. Arnold until he was selected for the world flight. (Coprright by the Chicago Tribune News- paper Syndicate and the McClure News. paper Syndicate ) i GIT «FOOD FOR PRESIDENT ’ ' ’ ; ANATOLIA DEATH TOTAL, 30 waite x0us Thanksgiving day menu. ’ : f | / admirers. Coolidge to Eat Cranberry Sauce, and Turkey Tomorrow. | By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, Nov. 2¢.—The | pafitry is filled with | gifts of turkeys, cranbérries and) ell the delicacies that go in the | From all sections of the country have come) to the executive mansion offerings of dimner dainties from friends and The President and Mrs. Coolidge | plan a quiet Thankagiving at home. | With Mr. and Mre Frank Ww. Stearns of Boston as their guests, | they will attend morning services at First Congregational Church and then will eat an old-fashioned Thanksgiving dinner. No appoint- i claims for iosses, CLAIMS AGREEMENT WITH AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—ec- retary Hughes concluded today a tri-partite agreement with the Austrian and Hungarian Govern- ments under which war claims arising since July 31. 1914, will be adjusted. A commissioner will pass upon or injuries suffered by the United | States or its nationals and em- braced within the terms of the peace treaties: with Austria and Hungary. He also wil! determine the amounts to be paid to the United States and ite nationals by the two His deci- sions must be as final binding upon the three Gov- ments have been made by the Pres- ident for the day. * + when ratified by the contracting parties and provides that the com- missioner will hold a meeting in Washington within two months af- ter the arrangement comes into force. The State Department an- nounced that al! claims to come before the commissioner should be presented within one year from the first session. New York Rent Law Upheld. By the Associated Pree. ALBANY, N. Y., Nov. 26¢.—The constitutionality of the rent laws of New York was sustained by the Court of Appeals yesterday in a de- cision upholding the ruling of the ‘it failed of passage there, to it. But the conferees insisted <n - ;} that publication of the bare NORRIS PROPOSES WIDER INCOME if Move Is Made to Repeal Present Law. SAYS PUBLICITY PROTECTS CREDITORS Declares That Attorney- General’s Ruling Against Publication “‘Hasn’t Leg to Stand On.” ae By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, A Staff Correspondent of the. Poa*- WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. — Any effort at the coming session 6f Con- gress to abolish publicity of Income tax payments will result in a coun- ter effort to provide more publiec- ity than ever, S¢nator George W. Norris of Nebraska told the Post- Dispatch correspondent today. Al- ready plans are being laid in an- ticipation of such a fight. When the Senate was conslider- & the revenue law at the last sen- sion, Senator Norris introduced an amendment to make income tax returns public documents. It was carried by a small majority, 48 Senators voting for it. Then the bill went to a joint conference, and the Senate and House conferees substituted for it the present clause, providing for publicity, not of ré- turns, but merely of tax payments. Senator Norris fought the substt- tution bitterly. Pointing out tha his more drastic amendment wad ed carried in the Senate, he ple with the conferees to let it Come to a vote in the House, if rop the substitute, and it hecame pert of the law. The publicity whieh followed has resulted in agitation from some quarters for repeal of the clause, and an attempt to repeal it is considered fairly likely. “More Publicity Demanded.’ “Let them try it,” Senator Nor- ris said today. “I welcome a reé- opening of the question. If they do, I certainly will reintroduce. my original amendment. What the situation demands is not leas pub- licity, but more of it. ae “The complaint has been mat paid by individuals has, tn instances, unjustly subjected’ individuals to the suspicion of - ing evaded their taxes. Obviously, when aman known to be a million- aire pays only a few hundred dol- lars income tax, it needs some ex- plaining. On the other may be paying all the quires. . P “But the way to cure wil is not by cloaking the entire action with secrecy, but by publ ing the full return, so that the lic may e@eee exactly what he on. That ts what I advocated inally, and it is what I favor Perhaps Harry Sinclair paid just share of income tax | paid lees than. $2300. If he justice to himself his return should be open to inspection. ae oD Protection for Creditors, — -— “Another objection raised against publicity is that it Giscloses the con- dition of a man's possibly impairs his credit. the condition of a man’s business does not entitle him to credit, he oughtn'’t to have credit.. This ob- jection, when it is analysed, amounts to saying that publicity should be abolished a makes swindling more “ite publicity has the effect of proteet- ing creditors and iavestomyy . much the better.” w¥ * opinion, the Government # therefore, is to argue that look at them but cannot een ee eee eee ~*~ &P 7 “ a eee , Oe SR ee ee lao ere + « eta ee | ee a eee shareees wiih = eos se Ot AD IOS LEL LEN NOE SE SENIORS. A I 0 SNR ANE BRO ent. ie eieiaiess odatane cee aE Oe Ee en lta inde Nil etl a anes enin niee tee. eta, 9 neni te 8t e EIR OIG) mr nmmen ee oly re Ae =o ~~~ t p- ~ menemind ~ < —— i a ee a SRR Aah a BONES BEE eK $ - % peels tg Po a

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Company, Trwelfth Boulevard epee and Olive Street. fa i a (rutitecr - = — — eee = eer ee ~— = THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- PORM, I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal | principles, that ft will always fiehst | fer progress ang reform, never tol- + -erate injustice or corruption, always ——-#ieht demagozgucs of all partics. ver belomg to any party, alwars pose privileged classes and publi Selundercrs, mover lack sfimpaths ith the poor, always remain de- ) ed to the public welfare, never be sati - - > ry, ~~ > rT} . > . .* ™ ; f . =T . . ‘é VW a *¢ — rn” aa = = : >= =s 7 A ’ : : ge . ' re > . . : » ve > 4 ‘ : > 7 +? . > hy > , ~ » : . 4 : : ak a fF.cirti 4 Pe ~ 7 : ‘Fr ' . P 7) WW ad ee ive i > - " . oe ~ “ue is TliyY WVraA S(T J ~ reply. “Face already filled ir enced onip and did you piace to mniace to ©ave car : : Have been to the Y¥. W. C. A. and the e@enswer nr piace you in now Ca a : Then sometimes I am tempted to ac- | . . - P on . 7 ~ cept seme of the offers from men | have, o* > TEs a ont & es 7 4“ . y“onee * ADEar._ Ments, pearis CciamMmondcs. What is one to @do—starve, or gis uP gil henor or hope of happiness” - - be : . - Ali of these offers are from men ot } over 35, men who are old enough to have sense, and should try to help girls, in- stead of dragging them down to where they ithe men) are welcomed in society's best bomes. Why is the world so unfair is it any wonder se many young girls @Gon't stay on the right path Are all Why don't higher ‘mrinciples” Has St fern * > - : , . wi? eT - become outcasts while they men beasts mothers teach their sons Louis no solution of thie prob- Is it amy wonder there are uicides. so many) murders, etc.” A MOST UNHAPPY City Employment Bureaa. i Tathe Editor of the bost-Dispatcn ANY of the GIRL. i ppearing in the newspapers are im: serted by empicryment agencies. To se- eee tte cure emp u ‘requires payment of a considerabie umount of the first month's. earnings }irem many who cannot afford to pay. ; eu ld there be better use made of t , eka time of our city employes at t /eity ball than to organize and eran .& free Employment Service Bureau ‘ducted by the city admiristration. 7 “ime the employe as well as the em- i. from im positions? my mind: no greater benefit could esiowed upen these that are seeking Wyment than to have access to yee ef service. “INTERESTEL - Section Men's Wages. Exbveor af the Post-Dispatch y OUR editorial tn the Sunday issue “with reference to the desire of Presi- dent Markham of the Illinois Centra) strikes the right chord. We can't be half poor and haif rich. It would be on par with the declaration of Lincoln, “Half siave and half free.” Mr. Markbam may, be onty shooting words as you setecs:. The L. C. complies with the Rail- _= : ry MReoard cecisien in regard to Wag eS. And labor is pot getting its share of the prosperity that the rai! Many railroad men are under- paid Seme of the men in road Key big wages. But they make big days, er work from 35 45 days a month. A email dally wage at a 45-day rate would irum inte big pay. But tof the employes whe are unable to mak, Seere than calendar days, or 26 days a fmoath. The humble section man gets jonly $2.84 a day. They are the lowest pof afl rail labor. 1! wonder if Mr. Mark- ham would consider them rich or poor | THe Railway Wage Board fixes the Whw*s for aN railroad labor. nda if Mr ham it tn earnest an@ wants to ote the happiness he appears to let him ignere the Wage Board and pay even section men living The I. C. ¢arned on stock fand@ this Means after al! expenses gre paid) $17.88 a share. Why not share Same of this with the underpaid” Seven- teem dollars and 88 cents don't much to a milifonaire. But it means a whole let to a man with a $2.84 income Let's have fustice, Mr. Markham , . repr : at Vet is service there are many fis common mean Health Roart or Commissioner” To the Exfiter of the Post-™eratch. s4oday's Sunday Post-Dispatch there - >} @an article headed Given on Social Hygiene.” wherein ft is a “vic and social organizations orinae the courees include the Board “Health,” ete. May I inform the readers of your valu- i paper that St. Louis has no “Board Meaith’? Our Health Commissioner = getne taken Nov. 7. om case, states: “Now there is ro ef Health Tt was what wae for- ealied the ‘Board of Health’ meet. wa tt is the Commissioner's meet - admitting that all reartters @ health sre econtrolied by &.W. ANDERSON. “Course to Re r and the Wabash Railroad Co. over the e! . X a or o . » , aaa) ‘ Tr ’ ‘ - - pity, hy t? Ce" ~ j t = re Li : oS » Borande : casts early last summer as to anybody eise. And yet 7 he City CU nten ded ress ' Qn f 1 7 Liat a> ; | » 8 : > : a ’ . = : , | , ‘t+ received from him no recognition. He was too ; * | . : Th» Ame 7 - ae reo : —_ ae Jt . the Wabash for elevation The question, In vartous angles, has the Public Service oererruled the commission in favor o a ¢: . ; : ibiieeied All that is now past history. It is a condition of — . . ao, t Ver han anmrom ‘et - proposal, and, finaliy, the supreme Cou! REO 3 igs Pg . : continuing revenue surplus to be dealt with and ’ t. " . nF 7 , —s oY a. . —* - : Tt has heen na COSLi} piece L id ization | r Lase « .) ‘i E e ; s ae anceing, Dot a theory of estimated deficits. : ow costiy can never be determines The crossing ° : . . : Ze -— — -+ooe ——-———- - - . a all masz been a constant and increasing source of cange ie ; Ain -— * + *- a 7a Tr, >»? rr PEACE AND PROS! ERITY. ' f serions impediment to (ra a grave enact : : “" = 3 ore _ “ec ~ 7 : P ~*e + oe ies ag J a rh Vi ” aT | rn yy! ” a aze ~ Aug ist Las W a. calle 4 the Go! fen Age, ; f proper.yvy Values iad ti ’ 4Si WOOD aba © pia , i , ‘ - n° immense nrop- 22 Augustus was invested with divinity because he led é of elevating its tracks pre‘ . immense prop- ; . Peis 3 ; 7% = _- . as } ‘ es ale HrouZot peace to the Roman Eon nire. Rom bein the . ; riy damage would have resu't Further, an ugiy —— ‘ siti se ca ate ee s 7 “Fy + - ¢ ‘ ,* - a al » -rTeoc rT Rg Tr | — > 2 .* 3 — } r ea Ae ~ i Pe a ) - r nNrosnp rity . would have been erected on one of our Dupest thor- . Ammen nd prosperity) ht + ; hb = ry - om ‘ : : aS - ouchfares and Aappiness The American people are at peace te . ™ 4 a . . . 7 . 4 , ' . c.. . " +. ’ . T} Wah h road 7 all th ther railroads. @Bad we Dave reason (oO be taanklui [or hat blessing. "Tt . — 3 ‘ al ins tie = eugeht to 1 7 mn the S iprem rft’ — ; » ? . 2 rod : The railroads are now spending a great deal of money Cf the Woric, Out With aii the turmoil: and suffering + . > t ~« . . _ - ; + 7 ’ : 7 hot bh ro ‘frilauwca +h ¥ ; "« rying ft litivate the puodlic S Fo0C Wiii But ther that Rave followed the World War. peace generally v | 7 ~—tee & lo ° ° >» «= al ound — a , ‘ i bstinately throw away golden opportunities to earn prevails now in the civilized world. We have peace : ; ° sia hee « Tecoma ' es t. ~ s+ ‘ wil} In the instance der discussion. and the world has a lively hope that world peace will - + . + me sn iad = —_ 4 » 7? > “ ty } “— o . > + . - — . a stifiab cation. There is a lesson here for all establishing of international law and the substitu- aS i - > - ~ - — > ~ > > . + are , ~~ Sod r acs — VT ae Oi a oO. X OUTLS r r ai [ ¥ ree a ‘ -. "pmec * . -~ ¢ ; > rom wnt holi The _Leagt - Nat ns Secnife « ry ze t nd #3 : > ~* ~ ry 2%. ~ ‘. ia % ’ rompt at 01 ws . aed as. - a 4 us .'% as ‘ na Y Ls and ’ c $é¢ma afi + . + > Ate ie TY ye Yi _ 2 4 2) f REMOVE PENALTY FROM TEACHING. eg ee. ee ee x r ‘ i ns a - . 7 ' at a tee heen? istetee ai sta ar prosperity, and, of $. a - a v & - - . + = ? - —_-- ion f — hw \ ~ - 7 - - x7 “= . . . . - ~ ee «wu so & x iar says tp t DUSiI- rN ms - wv? ~~ oe ~ 1 > -— eee 7s? - . = ©en Moa y € eet? aree. “ ¥ 4 suprenre ‘ 4 at - - ™ Li . = ss ~ + ‘ ,lea La. “> ” hd > \n ~ = i a o - r s bh mis — : . ‘ . JL e ‘ VAS ‘ a on ceciarizn zg unco SS SLAL er. Fi sit paVineLl — & et “= ; al “ee , r 2nT > : ry ”- > + - Por 2. tA Hons? ~ 2 Rs ns - + aA = _ : > Gs 2 Si.eeri ma - sthiiusS> ites PeDsiocgs. ren rF Ve * 1\!r > ern Prono : +aaAh nF? a nNenc an tho =e an. —— _ -" Sas = io prosper ty . AsMi TS ih > + . ees, 1S Oud Se 38 | a iy ’ “re rry . = ae) + ‘= > > ‘ 7 7 oan ¢ = ‘ sion a ins 2. : + + +. ~ . Ny ~W ve = | Bat . is Ae y =e erser' ‘ *% 4 itp sGii COUtTeCLt estadiisoment Of a retirement fund, t e Di up OF > . ~~ : an i at « = + - — - . ; > ie +t ” : s+ ‘ , ——~ — . : — - . » " = - . G18 VA pieasad t ey + ia Ri »i Le@ Spirit of assessment | teac Tis Lp | tr eit ee sa a Cc. —— “a rr = = ~~ ° . + a = me — >» ' hb an enter: a ze bY +h ; — yf he an os oa xed > ace aii AAA eo : . "q - Rn X s ake 0 r aa ash ‘ “i aa eer , . nw mw -.f. ee - - , Fr ' he ? ~ sm! x. - 4 ‘ awa? ” . » : a bes cK . ‘ a } ut ‘ Si & vd wor s Ww tter Va . ee & ed su Co. jee = 4 eu ute Ol x eal é . oes . - = — _ Pe: - . -_ _ . > -— > ~ ~ - mak *n the difference T? — air peo; Lf -GemoR. ViS ay WwW mark the be- rase Sa a its t wMIiGaATt ui? Lbe Tiiierena e : ~~» ia.” . nino a a _ a a . 7 . mee £iRgoisgskg OF: MARV Happier cays - es . ae = Pes . guestionably, is what schoo! The public ihe pwoiic, joaarhoe by nrovricion far retirement nay _Pacuers 5 ps VY ia! Wa itiii ei . pay perform werk of primary importance at lower pay advertisemen ‘3 for heip ) xh these agenci@p ee ote — a THE CITY WINS. The long-drawn-out controversy 25 per cent cut in rates to take full effect: far from it. It is due to better business conditions in 1923, | AON, “,| on whose returns the lower rates are assessed, than | iminat ion qi ; f 1999 But this iv? * rov eme ent should have been ! the De! ts 3 hoe = Aon tN er ory i i U ay i ‘TOSSi0 uae ©€ii'* ed ili a vis Ve J . . aa a . “a es soaecorengg eng ‘ . ' is observable to Secretary Mellon in his revenue fore-| eeply bent on putting through a truly “scientific” tex reduction plan which was his plan and which was ‘o eut the rates on the bie incomes 50 per cent and > = » = . .? oo ' —_ >, . : ~ ; : - ¢naeathor ‘fre *he ~ sow th MrPacreecc ¢ aq rartic n en LPers. WoTan Lozeitnet!t Ui ee | 7 VLLds proare = aud . ~s ys ves Gasia - . e' eee! acl .' ad ‘ e¢ ** rse 4 > : ha cay a. ao ~~ 2 Fie We h! 2 n -. : tol . “ = > @' ‘ . : 4 - : - i. , . . : 4 boards should do auld profit more than the re HOW TAXES CREEP UP. x. : : ++ tine in the end. w achers 4 . 7 roe ‘pe more WITH THE DAWES PLAN AS SECURITY. SS ST ~ — ot TOE CNTEROF INDUSTRY, SAYS ALOE — ‘eT porar? ~ . -~* ? rr? ,ermanent natu ~ Population Center Shifting.” the answer,” “During *“ ; ; . _entre’s grow the population | later eunt . Con en auetry centered in the cities bok - : _ ~~" « - ae atiantic seaboard. Within . -hree jecades the center ion has passed west- ea the Alleghenies and is ssipp! River, ich it will not pass. ‘with the source of raw mater- wheat and Louis is —_ ing the Miss "“[a ot el ‘= Aaor =* - = . " futur ened t secome e tu e cent .¢ population and industry of States. Economic pressure e hicher transportat rates vir- : forces manufacturers to ywer costs of -eir desire to peas: here} can ship from the cen-| tie jiecussed religious and racial said he regarded it as on ¢ the “peculiar glories of} St. Louis ‘This toieranc a f“-om indifference or sna.- on vital questions,” e said Suet from a realization of the needs of co-operation in great ) haritable and philanthropic mrises and from a spirit of worship and Mrs aT ; ‘ef ‘ive and let worship Native-Born Popailation. There is no large “—iv that ws as American as St. Louis, he said, de- ; — = — @npite e fact shat it is popular: 1924, In the’ Pes of the tomato 11d be like Irish potatoes: Frenchmen like turnips. “a 6 v T ft if) if sehmen co Englishmen like green beans: Germans like so up-bones' Americans like carrots! ie What a blessing and what a blend’ Resentments. While outside. in the storm of political passion and economic expo sure. sits (Civiil- zation, naively seeking to decoy Peace°* some peopie think that going duck-shoot- ly © s nat isn t sO - Ww * PA Pt re Pile Or the fish of the sea as being so many tall -flips across. ny (\ur lives are our dreams Not what we are, but would be. What is. Dut may be. + ? | Anyway, the soup is ready when we re- turn from hunting. | Dear me, what soup’ All because the soup-bene and the green pepper cou’d give up self in each other Because the carrot was not too stubbern to join in a common benefaction with the Irish potato. Because in the soup kettle. we could have unselfishness. Therefore service. Yum! Yur! at any rate, But the w when we alias, had yet te be ready from dreaming! aad - » + 7ea% 2 % > : * r a ven ~ ors. row av? r = v = > effer than any other vocation. except possibly the country 7 ' at Jef SSS af°T3 ‘wha “ aeasiis A & be &S ‘ a7 « ha ~ ie ee 7s ia 4 - ~ - -™ - _ - . e AY — D Tr " " »2.a2a Ff “" o > ~~ MPO? pat I . —_ » f no has heen By XY ad 4 -* ~ M . bu A M pre > o ‘ « ~ wes 7 ? -"* “ . oe »* . _. . = r*% ™ 44 as —_" ne ' “ preression t © avoiced rather tha! 9 be an obvect — in i Copyright. 19724 - o. = eae Pi ry “a | T> ro , c — ~~ nm. : = es. Bak ‘>? ’? ?% 7 come 2 : ~ Ye r be ~ 7 wt = _ > = > — . o i? a ~ ee —_ emains for St. sans to do is to sten » FREE VERS e hesitates 8s swords with so worthy of the ambition of any man or woman. W peer 5 AR aan? nia a a ae =a 2 i? t z : _ . ry ' — ; = — re ftapPie Te. “_ - , me ‘ . ; pa ¥ W Sen Te gn duck hunting re Se! x we i a P' 7 ii ve Sil» i rart =" SuvuiM, i : SISSLUOOC | CuUcSeaLson composec i : , _ \far tT . - ; : E . , i mt of the tax r to 47 an @ are going to return with our boots full o! MONCKEN Lo weve Prof. Sherman has ; 7 ; ’ ‘ , . . ; , Qa ete rm t. 7 4 . ; Nese “” > Wi a rore their TyTes TH § rr ye fa ise : ’ : peat: . — . Vail Sa . . : seen «4 ros ¢ - Tre rR 7 = Tse FTF 7 those who will devote their liv« a Boo! —- —- , + i water and pneumonia hard after us . d sg . irs esi aes resuics ao —— oe . . ee . + ' ; . ~ — - f } ae OES TS « " © Teli eo? . 3 ; aE @ es te | ) Make pedagogy @ career for which its exponents . fi 8001S S98 Cents Se this is what we d ‘4 } .- . ; ee? © — ‘* or mm kK: me feel re es ;are at least not penalized by an old aze of pauper. ~~“ “** ~*a* + ats, approximately 4 per cen We take the kettle and put the soup-bens maxe one feel reckies . = = a ‘ .: i = * . L - . : ; sm tie i reeKeo + . 3-2 i r 4 vy en ven ae ma iTTis +! 2 es IT . . . — } es Y . ~~. — 7 ’ i. “ 3 . + ste — . Yryrre : ‘gz = 4 . ait “an . hes bore ‘% a+ ~ eae ism, and the result eventually will be seen in better _ — ais Cy a the ’ > ~ 7 ? Ss . ~ | -- OE ‘> 2 rema = ed ia sa a - na - he ry 72 " to = — = - ane sisi ers ~ 9 &¢ Pum, Se%~q _ -_ - 3 ucat i0n and Detter Iv aoe ; ~ Cabbage SUuLiieTs Ad * ioe Z ii e ur se Ue is i> > or an * on, ec > — > = . = —_ rie $ ‘ ose -—— -- +e Pitinastettone 3 es IVs Celery Ss i rii.@ On American literature ‘** ad ~~ = eel ~ Tt -*- " _ - ~ ™ . > - . A SURPLUS. N cl ne a ee More Green beans. ° when he could, with more propriety, use SURPLUS, NOT A DEFICIT. a Wie Be ——e 1 Hiterat —— _— . , ris rom ot. Lous personai property and corpotfa- Tomatoes 2 s =u i au i.e@racture in iis essay . =—s: . " . ow x ae ~~. : -_ - ’ san ted — > 5 Pd —* 7 ea Income tax collections under the 25 per cent re tions by some $11.2 Sr 7 Ss taxpayers are obliged irnips “asO8yY And > idea [ immortait} eo , , . “6% > = ; oa ” . a t r ars a ' So ii -_ © -_ — - ot e . oa "*t100 ma de by the ast [ m ¢Y ress a ry ire c a. ee) . ¥ rly > ° ? ) tus > > ’ _ : 7 > ; 7 446 E y aloes ow 7% e+ 44 . ~~, FS . ierte ase , 2 . wis \ ’ >’ ~ ~ = ; ae ae © | ‘ . an" ’ is it A . r : | ‘ " I . R " at (-r* en . enpers re > | . tec : rea, TY er t ¢ a wri er ry the rr rr ey ene... 20° 1 % 7 rem es fe & = *y7 4 ; ea. " > k . " . c ~ ess a wD Dai . FA Ue . i:ta A LL) le &Mssi,iNUs on i , , y me fF . ~ ii os : . re ay? , fF » 7. i ~ > - = . Z i ~ SOG 4 ‘ al BLi tice _O 1. Vik os ‘ ni ~ on carne . ‘ 4 ‘= &s il] - 4 in od esSay mentio ed i xbout amt Belew those af the same time - — ‘ —* : . . : ‘ a De . @ per cent below i USe Z| Uf? Same me as Py, e ior wit proper economy there Parsley i oe (sou? r mr es tha chance nor , = oie * = sence > > , > oc fo ' a , a > > a= =: - - 7 wal - year at the old rates e is thus every promise is ne need. W t ty ha rvest its share to pre And whatever else edible there is abe lerit, determines survival. Boileau len > - ~ >» * . > * . . . 2 ~ a a4 + > mine . K ~ > bre ~ On ¢ --F rs t the Treasu y wi wind ip the ea en far year rent he ger 1s > > tay rate ae “ht of ¢h Z > r 2 ‘ A - ~ sa s im +e © > ~ ae > lee > ~~ - 7 - . . 9° h . — , gee While we are hunting this gently simmers would e slassics’’ today Onee some i924 with a very substantial surplus where it was bon issue - v4 t give the taxpavers some adcdi- - ) Aparsts sume acc upon the store. slashing criti as made *lassics,.” the ‘= . er? hea “a A ats ste ha +? Ps + ar ro Tiare. ere ta > — = — > _ — + se 3 - : ** . ‘ . e 2 orecasting heavy ceficits at t! ime the Democrats na ulue ir wi , either now or eventually. The soup-bone exchanges flavors with the educators—from whom we obtain our first nd Western Rep 4, ime ? he eorp , * + - ~ } fan - —_ —" ion’ : > vyreen hen re .e Ff *)- tara tw rw’ £77 »~ lime oa . oi wh . A he i ‘ai io 3 = f ice wl —s . | f 1 workers’ Zz! s - A i? ica@o Ui ia * & ‘oe et ee: Aaia - id jJUuUsti- : . — _ > 1 , -- , ™ * * bal - — = om ¢ ~ 7 ™ = on and turned down the Mellen plan of concentrat- The Missouri taxation syster ‘fords a perfect The cabbage establishes an entente cc iy a purely accicentai ch he educators ue inal ‘ As DH as i . > - . a- 4 - ww ~s4 £4yN & _ . . . . 4 . . lz ba iy tt r5 nm "= 2 la _ - . a + ¥ - é diale with the carrots. sia Yer ee b 1¢ * ASS. cs are mora: sae £ ax eat n Vike t — . = = cS ~ 7 - inns ent a> ap a ad to Lo oan , - > 7 vith + _ ‘2 . = : . . Wh 7 h, ; . od - . ue parsie¥v blends Wiin uf ‘eo t= 1 her Be ras Triar?r the "ja ssics tea: a a les- at as Dappene (O Keey p the me ta rev Its nD r¥ving tren t nen > nm? = . : , i - - - 2 Sys ~ A $ . s eau is aiize enterprise carne Son Happy to find their task limited and b nN thie NOT le m~mawrr r : wr ? ; + rQ a +} ~ r > ” : 5 ad rr . ~ : - ; ce > - 1+ f?-. ‘oT77 or * ne > . ae im ts LS = - we & baiiurr ue so sy ana rewa 5 4nc ailing Then in an ecstasy of seil-efracement ana ietermined, the educators closed their cata- — aeaaeeen a —o 4 * t ; ww 7 tine | 7 ~ +7 - " ‘ > - - ~ ren en 2 _ Soe ——— -operation tie whole melts down, as ¢t iogue of giories the momen was decentiy . je 7 avrreat ’ Be AND HERE'S ANOTHER PROBLE Buddhists say the unknown great ml tone enous. “Theale entareetiniaieeie ae + + : - LEM. ' - Mi . oneness. . moral, far more than literary. criticism:” » es ns be 2 Prom ine iseiias wz rTRainiy .vwews. T+ +} iewin - ° Into the divine. This would seem to prove that France . ~ . * 3a be, ' neil The real essemce ot Buddha. eo ess than America suffers from the _ —_ = > — -_ * a be rt . Might ad. ia . hens a Be sve nas eee n 4 han '* ewan ts mmean IT . . But if not in man. .0en a a. es uapi a4 Ase rr ved that the £.orl US ronsense and tre } BEG PAR BON — soup ljiverting vulgarity of Rabelais are improv- Ts? . r2 . , + if mot in Nirvana, then in the soup Kettle ing and helpful. “The system of eddcation - " . > ° + > * n : Wo uld that wea ec uld do —-seeR i. 7 : ae "2D a | Ra >» is ie] ; 7 ; Trea * MPortiu- . + > » > : = ’ . : = | . 8 ‘ .— > - - W ra a wor, 3 oan +» »# eee ne ho [rs Tn . fre IT aery a arm ¥ ‘ > =" . _ Whata peop.e oppressive methods. . e aft r ha ‘rea "re seh 72s fF +hoe . o¢ As as Bade > . . aa - ~ _ a = If ome of us had the unseifishnes : Nor can England be spared. I have read \ - > =) ; —_— - up-bone and another the sweet vieicing ; : ‘ soup —~ = ay ™ . ‘ sevenrs| attacks nN ee 28 3)p are as a p* or But I believe that he is secure as a mora!- as . on ~ = > -— + . “4 - - ist. and berce, as literature. 5S Mg as our 1iture remains Nord Othello” and the Merchant f Venice wil remain > a ° T - _ ass he > ha a - tr 4 8.a lion ' 4 abe . Of ‘ne na iz ST % ; ite fa "4 ~ilé 2 "ea. >. ~ * : - QD oe - > ‘ .”* = : a Ise? i3@ A _ n - e - . * -~s«e? ,. T Die = . y — pinee of answering wthfully that he got a kick out of Dreaking the law, he hgpocrit- ically introduced the moral putfpose of loy- alty to the fair sex JOS. D. HEADE. > > . COLLEGIATE PHILOSOPHY. A Woman may be a siave who ever heard of her * to Fashion, but usking for freedom? A fellow that’s stuck on himseif is usually giued down. When a woman is satisfied with a man st as he is’ he's dead. If a felow swears at a girl before they are married she won't hear him after they are—he wont be heme that long One never cultivated a personality by shaking hands with the mirror A fellow that’s in love and knews it—~ doesn't know everrthing Woman is the predominant thought im a woman hater’=s mind. A little yearning is a dangerous thing. MARLOWE BAILEY. OBSERVATION BY THE DEACON. (Sturgeon. Me. Leader.) It may not be healthy to kiss. but Dedceon Meorhead of the Hopkins. Me. Journal hazards the opinion that more p ie are dying to be Kissed than dic being kissed. ee, ironic. : ; helie.: to be one of the notable) eenters of-German and foreign- He pointed out tha’ 1e loyal Germans of this eity saved the State to the Union; ritical moment in our Ctvt! War.” but said -th last censu showed native whites of native ora born population The MIRROR «4 | PUBLIC OPINION designed te latest -omment Bi ncwspapers and 9 This column is witAheut dias the leading publicists : - _ .# ents numbered 46.5 per cent of Pon siation here Th) ia *\gure oy ww é «+ 4 > . -2 28 per cent greater than New York Pr. 2st . ad = : — _ 6 = e & _ Oh ’ a2inh cals on the questions of the dag = ane Ber ce grea ’e: an adeip! : and °3 per cemt greater (nan © &:- ea 22 said ry ” likely A (\* ’* + Pees OUR NEW LEGISLATURE, | . Joseph News-Press, HE iniineeins Legislature soon in session, and as to more than the personnel it will be a new Le 1 made up of men without previous ence as lawmakers. Certain busi sanizations of the State hare — . - ne selection of these assemblymen, § during the session will give them. the St of their advice, with a view more business in government and leas ernment in business. It is hoped that will be cordial co-eperation. There ix promising field for teamwork in the efforg io reduce tazes—not State taxes alone, t coun ty ama jecal taxes. These levies been climbing year by year until the she ar- len aa become appressive. Here are ef *he few suggestions as to how this might hee accomplshed. A wuniferm system of « counting by which leaks in may be prevented or det ro ls for public offices, which may through labor-saving devices, such, i ample. as would admit of copying Ht documents by photography. Most sud fices have not advanced beyond ry and-ink era. Fewer beards, t minor cierkshirs. Elimination of tion in functions of public offices. this latter head could be needed reforms as the merging ot ¥ city and county offices, especially s fices as have to do with the collection of taxes. The situation | ' 2 commission of experts to review f tire field of State and local oficiiigs >. recommend reforms by which Winter” ta may get rid of a lot of dead @ — we. aie nai antequated methods and take on &@ : aces | ion after ‘he fi ret of ‘je vear MISS THELMA GIVEN BIVES : VIOLIN RECITAL AT ODEON >» Finest of Modern Sonatas Included in Program at Apoilo Club's Concert. Tha finest of modern violin s9¢- matas that of Cegar Franck, was he Apollo C'ud's con- eert last night at aa Odeon by M iss Thelma Given and ber abie Ralph Angell. The Violinist did not appear to come quite to grips with the dreamy and Presented at ¢t accompanist, abstruse poetry of the music until ved at the radiant canon ast movemen:? solo mumbers were Men- @eissohn's “Auf Fiuegein des Ge- 1 Chopin-Kreisier mazur- ingwarian dance by Brahms. ® walling lullaby of Russian Jew- “Hark. Hark. the Lark.” depicr- Shiv embroidered by Albert Spald- and the “Perpetuum mobile” Reis. Miss Given displayed the finger-skill and strong ind at times consid- a *era>ie feeling But > 4 12 its most ambttious selection "he male chorus undertook i a , n'ributed an extensive socio. : up-to-date busine . , hem up 3 is eas ™ z ~~ > he avnamic reftne™mern’ erying need is for tax reduction. — | field in which the,new Legislature am loway. were given such choruses as *"¢ * tinguieh itself and in which may == e nai bh mace ” be Bio veloped future political leaders. = na Rage ie, »& rer Waken Samuel Richards —_ TIN-CAN IRONY. From the Detrott News. sa OW comes it that none of Taq — 8nd Selim Palmeren’s “I'm Ce Adams family has protested ; use of the portrait of John Quincy Mi on interra! revenue stamps @ Perhaps it is because the do not buy the small tins of te mixtures of smoking tobacco, serem®’ pasted the stamp which | lfceness of their distinguished J. Q. Adams was the most Pu Presidents. He did not smoke; ne 4 aot play cards: he tock no part in (Gem ures in which Henry Clay indulged # ly. Perhaps that ts why Mr. eame President and Mr. Clay The chief pleasure of Mr. A: jama, 4 to his bi equaniiers was swim Pastime at best. and suited te his i he All the cood ows distiked him ; — York. much as ther Were compelled te age nz quality of his brain. He was @ below-sero Coolidge. And new, has been in his grave th eenturr. and his memory = most people had forgotten Be by the House of Representatiy campaign fust past. bis vieege of the weed he reprobated. It bacco” “#3 tl im pron Wo *s5 top is - ; or London ‘avre Nov 23 Suffern. Hamh 3° New | ew York _ P awl A gters, Nov. ork. Dyke, for New York New York. Nov. 15 Gothenburg daughter at ite early Tuanita Wilkin he said. mai sha ‘rst 78a0 * ears of this Mr pw | recently ere of Lake » Forest, f Buckingham H her guest pext cin. a version of Schubert's saie. tone of the she suffered — acratechy misehances with the and ‘inens ipsodie”’ of Johannes Brahms i nassage ‘nn Goethes “Hars- which Miss Lovie contral- ' - the direction of Charies Gal- Sir Walter Scott's dos- Lords and Ladies Gaines Rm A er Gibson's “The Elfman. ming Hore The attendance was fatrir At u'- ‘2Mia. from New York via Cher- 25 Presiden’ 5 Saxzonia. New Fietec® New Simon Pittsburg. *rpecl. New 24. Sythia, New } Nov 25. Eatenia. 19. Asia. for New Buenos aires. Nor. 125. Var

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ' ie See | Candidate for May- | “4 ee prev e of Church. eed -_—_—— ouis P. Ame. former President the Board of Aldermen, who will | of . candidate for the Republican “a ‘nation for Mayor , in the a ‘mary, discussed the his- c+ Louis in an address last ht before the Kingshighway yterian Church Men's Class, Feith particular reference to the) Pyne city ‘s business development and oul look . ) He made ne mention of his pros- pective candicacy, but apparently | igid the foundation for a business q ; gaministratio campaign. | * fommenting upon the industrial 4 “ZH expansion within the last few ears, he sa! d he regarded it, not} temporary boom, but of a} nature. as 2 P permanen' — Center Shifting.” This is the answer,” he said. “During the first 100 years of this| country's growth, the population) snd industry centered in the cities | Pf the Atlantic seaboard. Within) the last three decades the center Set population has passed west- fward over the Alleghenies and is ® app roaching the Mississippi River, 'geyond which it will not pass. “With the source of raw mater- fais, such as coal, iron, wheat and wool at its door. St. Louis is des- fined to become the future center ef population and industry of the! '(United States. Economic pressure ef higher transportation rates vir- tually forces manufacturers to veek lower costs of distribution, i hence their desire to locate here| ee where they can ship from the cen- | ) | He discussed religious and racial tolerance and said he regarded it as one of the “peculiar glories of} S Louis.” ‘This tolerance does not come from indifference or shal- low convictions on vital questions,” he said. “but from a realization of the needs of co-operation in great civic. charitable and philanthropic enterprises and from a spirit of live and let live, and worship and ie let worship Cm ne ort a jn9t Sos Native-Born Population. There is no large city that is as_ URITY ™ American as St. Louis, he said, de- # gpite the fact that it is popularly helieved to be one of the notable s0 ot 74 rs e ne y of ad ce, he as he on et. pur nd tn of hce ras in ta at. py - ™.? ly Ari ey ey by : . . “> ~ | few suggestions as to how this might bea /and-ink era. Fewer boards, bureaus and recommend reforms by which government t may get rid of a lot of dead timber and _antequated methods and take on in place of From the Detroit News. |} Use of the portrait of John Quincy Adams on internal revenue stamps devoted to t& bacco? Perhaps it is because the Adamsees © , do not buy the small tins of the populat mixtures of smoking tobacco, across whos? | top is pasted the stamp which bears the a likeness of their distinguished progenitot ~~ | J. Q. Adams was the most Puritanic of oUF | Presidents. He did not smoke; he did not | ures in which Henry Clay indulged so free came President and Mr. Clay never did. | has been in his grave three-quarters @ century, and his memory so faded Mia Buenos Aires Nov. 25. Van' eenters ofeGerman and foreign-| Th e M | R R O R 4 born population. He pointed out that the ‘“‘loval Germans of this but said the last census al native whites of native par- This isteme © is Diiteacs to. reproduce without bia. , | esas the latest comment by the Population here. This figure is 26 | fading publicists, newspapers and period& per cent greater thin New York, & Cals on the questions of the day. mm per cent greater than Philadeiphia | and 23 per cent greater than Chi- _——- OUR NEW LEGISLATU RE. It is unlikely Aloe will announce HE Missourt Legislature soon will bei Bniil after the first of the year. in session, and as to more than half e : so it will be a new Legislature, MISS THELMA GIVEN GIVES | P Of men with “vious ex be ie SiWinalbies:: Gorrate eatnrer ce VIOLIN RECITAL AT ODEON ; Certain business or- aciemeenveaameneeat | Sanizations of the State have assisted ip Finest of Modern Sonatas Included 4 in Program at Apollo Club's / ; ; | the selection of these assemmblymen, and is Concert. during the session wi]] give them the bene- T he finest of modern violin so- fit of their advice, with a view to having @ Matas, that of Cesar Franck, was more business in eovernment and less gove — presented at the Apollo Club's con- . , » ' + » i ? ¢ q Vv | ernment in business. It is hoped that there | nous last night a the Odeon b; | will be cordial c mm Miss Thelma Given and her able . Ordiai Co-operation. There is 4% Eeseemnanist Ralph Angell. The promising field for teamwork i wen PALLESC, aiph Angel. >, iT n the effort Wiolinist did not appear to come | io reduce taxes—not State taxes alone, but p pount; and local taxes. These levies have | been climbing year by year until the bur-" | den has become oppressive. Here are @ abstruse poetry of the music until she arrived at the radiant canon of the last movement Other solo mumbers were Men- @eissohn’'s “Auf Fluegeln des Ge- » *anges”’ a Chopin-Kreisler mazur- ka.a Hungarian dance by Brahms » 8 Wailing lullaby of Russian Jew- : © tsh origin. a version of Schubert's ; “Hark, Hark, the Lark,” deplor- Ep ably embroidered by Albert Spald- ” ing: and the “Perpetuum mobile” bef Reis. Miss Given displayed the % finger-skill and strong tone of the | accomplished. A uniform system of ace | counting by which leaks in public revenue | |} may be prevented or detecte Lighter pay © | rolls for public offices, which may be had © | through labor-saving devices, such, for ex- ” p amapie. as would admit of copying publie ~ documents by photography. Most such of- _fices have not advanced beyond the pene | | minor clerkships. Elimination of duplicas | /tion in functions of public offices. Under a ; ; Aner erehan! ana ¢ ¢ m id. this latter head could be considered such? erah} I; Ooh . , needed reforms as the merging of various “@ eeling. But she suffered many ecratchy mischances with ¢efty and county offices, especially such of- @ h | _fices as have to do with the assessment and @ *’ bowing collection of taxes. The situation calls for @ /& commission of experts to review the €2- tire field of State and local officialdom and | As its most ambitious selection. the male chorus undertook the “Rhapsodie’ of Johannes Brahms Mpon a passage in Goethe's ‘“Harz- -Ttise im Winter,”’ to which Miss Margaret Stille, St. Louis contral- é them up-to-date business methods. The © - Repniden ag an extensive solo _erying need is for tax reduction. It is ® @ “A much dynamic refinement field in which the, new Legislature may diss @ seser the direction of Charles Gal- -tinguish itself and tn which may be @@- = ‘Oway, were given such choruses as | veloped future political leaders. . | Comrades of Hope,” by Adam: a Betting of Sir Walter Scott’s dog- rere). “Waken. Lords and Ladies . ‘| Richards Gaines Archer Gibson's “The Elfman.”’ and Selim Palmgren’s “I’m Coming TIN-CAN IRONY. OW comes it that none of the great q - Adams family has protested against the , Home.” The attendance was fairly Steamship Movements. By the Associated Press Arrived. Southan pion NoO\ 25 Aqul- tania, from New York via Cher- bourg Hongkone. Nov. 25, Presiden: Cleveland. San Francisco. ‘mou Nov. 25, Saxonia, New Tork, for london Havre No "5. Suffern, New Yor is ER Hambur re. Nov 24 Pittsburg. from New Yor} —amrpeo' Nov. 24, Sythia, New p play cards; he took no part in those inieas- jly. Perhaps that is why Mr. Adams be- | The chief pleasure of Mr. Adams, according = to his bi Ographers,. was swimming, a chilly pastime at best, and suited to his icy hiood. All the good fellows disliked him cordially, | much as they Were compelled to admire th®, @ quality of his brain. He was a sort “ below-zero Coolidge And now, when ne nzig. Sailed. most people had forgotten he was ¢ by the House of Representatives un campaign fust past, his visege adorns” of the weed he reprobated. It is fronic. a ke, for New York New York. Nov. 25. Kungsholm E Gothenburg New Tork. Noy . Bergen. GAVTOBE CENTER OF Social News jem SAYS ALOE son o 5 Westminster place have .. son of 4405 pPstmins p i |Cabanne avenue. party yesterday Henriette de Penaloza. were Misses Minerva Carr Nichols, | Thatcher, Jessamine and Marion Rugg, Alma Clark, Felecia ‘gone to Delaware to spend Thanks- | |giving with Mrs. Wilkinson's sis- iter. They will return Friday. Mrs. ‘Frank H. Mayfield, formerly Miss Juanita Wilkinson, and her small ison will arrive in St. Louis Dec. 3 to visit her parents, and will re- -main for the Christmas holidays. | } Mr. Mayfie’ 5 | 3 s { ¢ ys ph N e Ww =.] T ess. 4 Ris .¢ a né * a’ Vv ‘ e x ay O1 - O 1a lly i - M1 and Mrs. Edgar lac kland ia’ Guite to grips with the dreamy and | ow York, Nov. 25, Betonia, | Algiers Nov. 19, Asia. for New Tork 25. Bergens- j of 28 Portland place depart-. ed yesterday at noon to spend | oo —-_ — — Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence ,Mauran have sent out invitations’ per pow for the marriage of their daugh- ter, Miss Elizabeth, and Charles | |Mullikin, Tuesday, Dec. 16, at the 'Mauran home, 46 #£,Vandeventer Place. The ceremony isto take 'place at 12:30 o'clock, noon, and/ner will be followed by a breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Melviiie L. Wilkin- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Russel!| 19 Hampton Park, Akin of 5340 Waterman avenue | John and William, are in Dubuque, will have a family party on | Ia., ‘Thanksgiving day. Their son and | celebration of Dr. se ela d's |daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs | William M. Akin, and their son, | Thomas Russell Jr., will come from their homes in Alton. Mrs. Akin recently returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Edwin M. Samuel of Lake Forest, Ill Mrs. Morrison-Fuller: of the Buckingham Hotel, will have as her guest next week Dr. Rachelle S. Yarros, consultant of the United States Public Health Service, who igi ‘will address a meeting at the fter and not the rim. 'Church of the Unity Sunday eve-|. ining at 8 o'clock. Dr. Yarros wil] be in St. Louls for the Social Hygiene Institute, which will con-| i'vene in St. Louis under the aus-/| > eee e pices of the Missouri Social | Hygiene Association Dr. George | 3 E. Vincent of the Rockefelle Foundation in New York, will bei. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis of 12 Hortense place. Mrs. George Gellhorn is chairman of the Executive Committee. Mr. and Mrs. William King Gara-| ner are expected home Dec. 1 from their honeymoon in California They recently returned to Los An- |geles after a visit in La Jolla with Mr. and Mrs. William Dorr Crosby, formerly of St. Louis. Upon their ‘return they will occupy an apart-. os PUBLIC cag a State to the Union ment on West Pine boulevard. neari ~*~ a the critical moment in our Civil} ;ne nome of Mr. Gardner's parents, | *"" a | Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dozi er. Gardner Mrs. Douglas G. Cook of Hote! Chase has gone to Chicago for a visit Her daughter. Mrs. Car! Ho- rix, formerly Mrs. Edward L. Pree- torius. makes her home there. Miss Dorcas Taylor, daughter of rr lor of 4607 Marviand avenue. who |attends Eden Hall, in Torresdale chat is spending the Thanksgiving idavs with friends in Philade!- a The Entertainment and Current Topics Committee of the St. Louis Woman’s Club announces two plays for the afternoon of Dec. 4. Lunch- eon will be served at 1 o'clock, fol- lowed by “Overtones,” by Alice Gerstenberg, and “Between the Soup and the Savory.” by F. Ger- trude Jennings. Mrs. Alexander N. de Meni! is chairman of the Cur- rent Topics Committee. The per- formances are to be staged by Miss Tavior and Miss Adame. A Christmas sale opened this morning at th@ Junior League Shop, the Open Door, 4914 Maryr- land avenue, and many unique and interesting gift suggestions are on sale, as well as books for old and young including fiction. history, | biography and travel books. Em- broidery of foreign-born women from the International Institute, toys, woven rugs and blankets, baskets and novelties from occup” tional work shops in hospitais and institutions, brooms and househo'd supplies from the shops of the Missouri Commission for the Bund, tive articles made by inet tai une | der the direction of league mem- heres will be on sale... Mrs. John H Holliday, Mrs John McKinney, Mrs. FElvtias Michael, Mrs. Harold Bixby and Mrs. Donald Forgan are active in the sale arrangements, and among the “salesgiris” will be Mmes. Allien Wyman, Walter Clark, Rex Brashear, Arthur Kendall, Pan Jones, Dudiey French, John Broadhead, Lansden McCandless John Lucas. Reid Jones, Robert Knapp, Eugene Williams, Misses | Elizabeth Luyties, Dorothea Nate Mary Scudder Bona, jane Nugent, Christine Vieths, Stella Garrett, Mary Lemon Mippie, Mary Clark- son. Harriet Lane Cates, Elizabeth Robert, Mabe! tieein Thompson. Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Seelig o 495° Parkview place will be at home all day Sunday in honor «* their daughter, Miss Clover Seeiig whose engagement to Edwin Fleischmann of Chicago, has just been announced. Mr. and Mrs Simon -Fletschmann of Buffalo, parents of the prospective bride- DANCING | air” TONIGHT OLD-FASHIONED DANCES EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING Tree Rastrastions Se oe Tue. & Fri oe te One Lessons, $6.00 Sucuset @emenl 2909. Grand 5153 —_— i AE RS. CLAUDE S. KENNERLY groom, will arrive in 8t. for the celebration. This evening “will be marked by |the Thanksgiving holidays with her ‘two of the largest and most elab- | oralty Addresses Men’s Class daughter, Miss Dorinda, a student orate parties given thus far waa j}at the Ethel Walker Schoo! of| season. i Simsbury, Conn. She will return; ¢jyb will be the scene of a Boan- early next week. Miss Kennerly will return home the middle of De-| cember for the Christmas vacation. Close ish party given by the young mar- | Club Miss Elizabeth Bemis, dauen- “lub is to be elaborately decorated and the guests in The committee for the occasion, parcel post Miss Clemence Adreon, daughter ning. announced as well as | services in which two | congregations wil! church, an established Thanksgiv- S./ing day custom. Soulard Turner, | offerings — the s | Washington University a Aggies at Francis Field | and that of St. Louis | with Centenary College at St. University Field Another holiday event the matinee and evening perform. | ances of the Horse Sh Macdonald of Mississippi ttending the golden wedding | ception Friday afternoo 5 | ner J.i city’s eleemosynary 4418 Washington | NORTE SIDE “Y” AWARDED ‘GET-OUT-THE-VOTE’ TROPHY | _ A s} me trophy offered by lle L. Wilkinson to the organiza-| tion fapieiome = 6 in getting out th: argest ward vote at the Nov. Shortridge home Ernesta Monti of will be hostess at home Friday aft > m4 . ee “ inow attends Seton to New Orleans, Governor-elect pOCTOR FINDS. WIFE DEAD ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ei THANKSGIVING TOBE BOERVED AS HOLIDAY ~— + ee ee ———— —_ — ‘Tomorrow—Thanksgiving will bé generally observed | holiday in St. Louis, marked by the _| closing of the city hall, building, the courts, the grain, cot- ton and stock exchanges, and by most stores and offices The postal service will .| ed to one delivery of peri in the residential! tricts and one delivery of mail to the newspapers and larger hotels only. Most of the churches 'special Thanksgiving services the morning, afternoon and eve-'| Several sunrise services are! many union! he heard three | of the directorate were -” the Hnglish were Arabs of the Rif with auamamithen. Football fans will Coliseum , - A special Thanksgiving day will be served in avr institutions, 981 inmates. { election was awarded vesterday the North ade FY. Mm. C., organization ampaigned Sighteenth. Ward, and 91.6 it of the registered voters went the polls In the Fourteenth ard. where the Fourteenth Ward League of Women Voters paigned, 91.48 per cent iin the Twenty-eighth, Council of Jewish Wom tive, 91.47. After these three ! rs, the percentage descended zgrad- ually, with 81 per cent lowest in any city ward The award was made at a meet- ine of the “Get-Out-the YT tee of the League men Voters, In Vandervos: jforiun The commi lopted a resolution calling Zaker to retain present members of th Jlection Commissioners Missouri Road Conditions. Kansas City—‘ lear, ro St. Joseph— lear Joplin—Clear, roads Jefferson City—— le: ’ Columbia— lear Moberly—C lea: r¢ ids Poot Sedalia—Clear, roads Hannibal—C lear, roads go Springfield-——‘lear. roads 4000 ARMY OFFICERS PUT IN SPANISH to/ple do not ish dictator telegraphed them the | the hotels are empty. and trade has ‘holds gave in only when the Span- sense of insecurity and fear. Peo- | continues in power fer apo'h: ‘year, the nation will be bankrwu; and the catastrophe complete. Lal COUNCILS | officer in command, know!ng what practically ceased as a it means to be taken prisoner by the the general the directorate’sa ministrations the PHOTOPLAY THEATERS C nti | outinued From Page 15. men and then killed himself. potter ond wrote while the cost of living ls steadily common necessities more expensive. more of our people are finding themselves were fearful of being left alone to Most of Stores and Offices Will face the victorious Abd-el-Krim as he advanced, and they fought to/! the » diewotins of doc of life daily grow rimo de Rivera. ‘DANTE’S INFERNO’ Tomorrow — Special ituti Marders. Menus at City Institutions. The Barcelona Mardcrs And what Is the record of the 4!- KINGS and RIVOLI Arab leader and Such were the frults of our dicta- save their skins. es The HELL of ; CHEATS in STARTS SATURDAY— PHOTOPLAY THEATERS People who ars content to disaster in Western Morocco j j The HELL of Surpassed even diers perished or were lost. are at this very moment more a thousand Spanish Abd-el-Krim’'s hands ‘DANTE’S INFERNO’ — Ina state of siege true when the civil Clared a state of sie _ KINGS and RIVOLI JOO DELNONTE DELMAR at CLARA government de- ee Sooner or later m%re nor- mail conditions will have to be re- then a new outbreak of murders will certainly occur, for | the directorate has not removed the | ying that | cause for such crimes. , it has multiplied them. }a complete change in social condi- | “T don't need to buy rifles of any {tions can prevent a recurrence of Spanish | this frightful symptom cf Spain's | , Over to them with customary fore- the Spanish Generals. No|. Abd-el-Krim smiled when'!, certain supporters! meet Charles Ray contest | | Generals furnish was his onniniediiac: “Dynamite Smith” Jacqueline Logan. Love and Wallace Heery And what a state our country in, thanks to her King’s attempt t center the power in the hands men he expected to contro!’ despotic acts of the military gOV- | +s Macrae it was a have spread Rivera and his ON THE STAGE A Special Thanksgiving Presrem ‘ of Veutove isand men had been ro og Continuous 2 P. M. to ll P. M. __PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Children Always 15c | Arabs encountered here and a resistance nothing less than he-'| A good many Spanish st-ong- The HELL of ‘ SUICIDES in \’S INFERNO’ RTS SATURDAY— and RIVOLI Rod La Rocque TONIGHT AT 8:15 SHARP ° Adolphe Menjou S. THANKSGIVING and SAT. ‘ oes Greatest of All Pictures GRIFFITH ’S ‘Forbidden Paradise’ And Company of 100 in the LOEWS STATE * Leeashinglon al ghin What is your honest opinion of THE SNOB? Women adored his - smile, but men hated it— THE SNOB Conrad Nagel John Gilbert and Norma Shearer appear in THE SNOB It’s a Metro-Goldwyn feature picture— THE SNOB On the stage there will be RITA OWIN the eccentric dancing star of ZIEGFELD’S FOLLIES RITA OWIN Also other features. And it STARTS SATURDAY ON THE STAGE “Ban Joland” Burnoff & Josephine Mayflower Birth “s Nation Delmonte—Amas Week NDERELLA| “Beautitd —Cherokee — ae eongmandl and Friday-— JULIAN ELTINGE The HELL of COVETOUSNESS in ‘DANTE’S INFERNO’ —STARTS SATURDAY— KINGS and RIVOLI VOL! Oth NEAR OLIVE "m6 GARDEN ewe’ MURDERERS in ‘DANTE’S INFERNO’ —STARTS SATURDAY- KINGS and RIVOLI INGS and WKINGSHIGHWAYncor DELMAR Jones and Morr is Green. the honor to ab- DOLLY SISTERS London and Paris In the Lively Musical Comedy SITTING PRETT Y with FRANK McINTYRE — NOW! The Silent Accuser Featuring PETER, THD GREAT The wonder dog of the world. —On the stage THE FAMOUS Kentucky Serenaders De Luxe Prologue A eee DON ALBERT AND HI8 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Continuous 11 a. m. to 11 9». m. Daily Do Lass Ghetw ti :30-3:30-7-9 p. m. A VINCENT LOPEZ. GALA THANKSGIVING PROGRAM Reginald Denny & Laura La Plante COLUMBIA:*% Fletcher Returns to Dancing “ Nightly @ Beano Learn to Dance NEXT SUNDAY 1 WEEK ONLY Leesons ny suite guarantecd ; prices reasonable: eireulgr on on readia. 3623 st. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS oS leale . at a 15 "TIN AY EEK -Mat. Today, 5O0e. Mats. Thanksgiving and Sat er Lup , P: d Cer of presents : MIRLER-LYLES RRIGINAL STARS ¢f SUUFFLE ALONG: “THE FAST WORKER” FAMOUS MELODRAMA ‘Human Hearts” Ps The HELL of LUST in ‘DANTE’S INFERNO’ —STARTS SATURDAY— KINGS and RIVOLI Double Feature Pr BUSTER KEATON ia “THE NAVIGATOR” ané FIARENCE VIDOR in “RBARBARA FRIETCHIE”™ Rey oy This Week First Show Fvenings at 4.309 1:30 te 11:00 P. M. By the Columbia Players 50c—All Reserved ‘Bale at Box aa ITZ ati Conti NO ADY ANC J ein PRIC ES—PL. ASE: COME EARLY i... OTOPLAY THEATERS oe ,soOeEDoeenovERserOREMIEEEDDEEEMOIERNEETEETE 190900300900309O0OOOH N. Y. Laughing, Dancing Sensation Reduoed Price Matinees Good Seats Avail adi e All “ABRAHAM LINCOLN” S NOT A JAZZ PICTURE— of jazz and almost everything that SEATS TODAY GFELD - FOLLIES OO: oxox eXexey so FOOOOL - ‘oa a This is the age ican ton fete“ Ys YOUU). FOE WEBER Fr TE LDS In “RE MINIS ENCES” — ee EAST IS WEST Matinées Thursday and Baturdar NEXT—"THE BAD is popular must have its element of jazz, but we're ia» Yee WEST END LYRIC TODAY AND TOMORROW ' Positively the Last Two Days Richard _ Barthelmess “Classmates” Also LARRY SEMON COMEDY —— Vekekevexexexekey ‘Abrabam Lincoln”’ is not a Jazz MPRES ] OLIVE AT GRAND WOODWARD PLAYERS proud to say that ~ Co ee rt rege ene PIATOV and NATALIE Seneational Dancers GRAND CENTRAL ONLY ex eheh ey NN Ns Ne also sav that devotees of jazz will lke hetter than any “a ‘‘Abraham Lineoln”’ PERSHIN Delmar at Hamilt WwooDWw ARD PLAYERS e Mueica! uccess THE “GINGH AM GIRL Matinees Thureday and Satu they have ever seen. JOHNNY MA — TENOR DAVE SILV ERMAN'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA WEST END LYRIC ONLY oho) ok ek oh eX eh oh o> ee eee OLOTORORONORS A one hundred per cent, 18- karat. all-wool entertainment from start to finish. ” - DOOD OL), < Laughs that come from Thrills that are genuine. — en OO) GARRI CK AL BURLESQUE TWICE DAILY ound the ga “T ae va Ss SILK STOCKING BUSCH SISTERS COLUMBIA BURLESQUE Romance that rings true. Action that sweeps you off your feet. ox NEW GAYETY THEATRE FRANK X. SILKE ‘* Abraham is just about the thing that has ever come to us—and we've ‘*‘Searamouche,”’ Believe us. ‘The Covered Wagon, gunn Af, Sat. Ere., he. 28-28 =="Pep” Seles! Sun., Bertha Farner, Sep Tickets, Aeolian Co.,1004 Olive St. Ol. 9103 GRAND °°, «©609CON TINTOUS SS 45c §@ VAUDEVILLE 9—BIG ACTS—9 ALWAYS A GREAT Hunchback of Notre Dame,” and ‘‘The Sea Hawk.”’ DOHOQAD NANPA ONDO. MODAN OOOO CAPITOL : ‘This Woman’ A Drama of New York with IRENE RICH RICARDO CORTEZ CLARA BOW LOUISE FAZENDA CREIGHTON HALZ Larry Semon Comedy ‘Billy Kitts Orchestra nian It starts with the bargain matinees Friday at the Grand Central. West End Lyric and Capitol Thea- sh ev evereke) ob ey oheh eh ek eh ey eXeh ok ome Ke exe oT HE (ome then. Be among the first to see it. re oh ek Ox eh ex ey HORSE _=_, SHOW -- Coliseum —Skouras Brothers. ete ¢ The HELL of Y THIEVES in ‘DANTE’S INFERNO’ —8TARTS SATURDAT— KINGS and RIVOLI Every Night and Thursday Matinee, Nov. 24 to 29, inclusive Toe, $1.65 and ON SALE AT ABOLIAN COMPANY ult OLIVE STREET MMMM ‘eres ov ek Oy OOK aK WUALLAU NAL” . - wee ote ee ee < — le ee “ a ee ee ae Peaeleed ee ed ar a agen: rete ere nacmameaatilit tiie nisi anne icy Mon i Cet Reems, natant Big Oe " 7 nt — - - RE NA PRN RE SP NR NA I EE RATE SF EGAN — . ae ws ak er aa oe ES ET a IT TLL LL LET iS LOT Ses aa CLE RTE ONO... ly. 5 NUTR ate NN EI: : —renenne ad + . : — oe Oe ee oe ee et —- < | deninenainad OS el OL CN OL LILLE INN LES CONC MBN: EL, esORCER CR owen pee Rm Aa ret we ET why oy epee At Aine Ae hy on he vee en arene how a $$ GRAND CENTRAL get RO AMOR ALL AE MA CLL ELMER SAE ty es a on SO alte ee e.g MR ee ~ “ 7 ee ee ee I RD OOD PS Ae OP vane ee DE IL PO OO MC ne AAA ina aA NER — = The quickest wey te get Rome Bee office belip — threaege « | patch Wane a4, on: iullieeeameeal

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Will Be | Outweighed 25 Pounds Ceaach Sas axe fias Not Sfate = When the St. Louis Universit) ~ smtiiza } to a =o ! © steam rolier in an intersecilonai 0 » . 9 : , : J ~~ a “ ’ . “8e"’ MeMillin’s Centenary Colle Field tomorrow after ° » +4 rif Contest at St. Lovis University , : - . - * et TIS Wii ye Con CH? ins het wee s) = To Man By Centena 5 and 30 pounds a man to the Vis- , x : ; —T . i> ' liors, a coinparison of first-string lineups So0WSs. The Bive and White team. not a! hn * ‘ ’ ? @XCe p>. 7 ii i Lif i 84 U4aU Ww cr sis 178 pounds average. will have ‘t¢ creer yore te “5 h 54 7} LTIVS VA ’ eee K \ Ag@reration averaging. as ihe taou- afioér, shows. about 189 pounds a Tra? If Coach McMillin decides to threw : @iibetiiutes the average may co even higher. for the reserve Mé@n s¢erm on the whole to weigh more than the firet-string players For instance, if the 190-pouns Rehsamen is withdrawn at center > Pintdt hie place wt be taken by Zoliie Henne! “who is a 215-pounder Meadows, a substitute guard. ecales i@- pounds or between 10 and 20 Notmnds more than the two regulars Cither subs equal or fal] slightiv un- der the average of the first choice men Inasmuch as NcMiillin uses few substitutes, changing men at 4 * se r. 2 only one position during the whole of the miest which resulted in - > ~ ~ ~ t? - Vict ver Roston Collewe. the ad- Vantage of upward of 25 pounds which the Shreveport team will! en- Joy at the kickoff will probably pre- Yall to a more or less degree throughout the conteet Savages Plan Unknown. * What Head Coach Dan Savage of the locals will do to offset this ANGicap is siill a mystery. as the wiliken leader is not giving out his - pians in advance, realizing that. if - : je he — - _* . : — me ehould taik teo riuch. his sur- _—— fe = ee : ’ wree. Oljering, if any. would lose ++ PP 4 . . - eS errectiveness. It is a pretty sure ‘ming that he hak sornethinge up his «’ “a taveamat ¢) eee fo mha ne weight advan- tage DPosseseed Ay the ener \ and t+ ‘ i “ ° . i 4 i+ set ila , s ikelv to find its outlet In a wel! Grilled aerial game The success of a passing came. hoWever, being directly proportion- Alé.to the results achieved in line wiay that draws in the gse-ondaryv Getense, this feature of attack has - ~A net been neglected The Billiker ~ & ‘ ‘ . “5 eT} > me Pray in the last half-of thie Sea nain hae been rothir = short of =. | : ‘ > . > ~~ * » sf o} »,* . ~ ’ re'rtarka ble It is true that in the + - ot. >. > = —_ earth niests Rama ti was the 7. “Ine - , +4 Slee ty meistemt iine-hitter, but of Pre | ee > ae « te Flache Karat and O'Reilly have been do more th heir @ehare of gaining throug? Ward wa’ Saiage has been coaching h Men assiduous), n forward pass- = Curing the last week and a haw hath cor? offense an ’ deferee or i + ; re *.\ * 27ers . , . . Seek ,ii or : 5 . : " © shal A bs) wilt play pa rr . ae , oi ' es B€@Tria! - a tornorrow Arh Sis f ro 6s " » a Judging from the unimpreasive . : ¢ . . Suseess of enemy passing thus far (heir K Moe 4 its was , affair will he tranef -~ Se a a i i a ag ee Se i i The Probable Lineups eT. LOLTIs. CENTENARY. Weight. Pesition. Weight. 16@ Nahiec i. b— Weaver ¢c.) TRS 175 Sehwartz L. T. Wafer 210 SS Higi . Le. Ge Piersen 180 182 Hannegan ¢. Rebcamen 120 i7® HRiauaner. RR. &. Hogue 200 188 Hearne KR. T. Maddox 190 17% Stanten. KR. E.. Hubbard 255 1™” O'Reilly a. B. Piace 165 Iss MehRenzie— ie.) i. MM. berrall 200 169 Fiecher R. H. Letteer 210 180 Ram'‘c’ier'l F. B.Fiennthen 175 oe heaves will be equally productive O'Reilly to Call Signals. 7 » i s TVs +7 a . Jack O'Reilly. who wil! start the ~ . .*» “ same at quarterback. is developing nto one of the best passers the sills have had in late vears He mas a very alert mind, is quick t the diners, who applauded gener- ous! Ramacciotti was put fort ~ + as “our All-America entrv” amid a 5 loud demonstration. Billiken roeters will parade in automobiles today in many parts of ** a big rally| the city and wil! hold tonight at the Sodality Hall gym If the gym proves too aa "re i he Centenary squad of 24 men due to arrive today, ts expected to Work out at the Grand boulevard al ’ e ta ke . r2@i:d this aft rnoon Tomorrow's game will start at . J my ¢ ~. ‘ ¥ a“ / “ ® Lown of ¢ enienary «:380 > ry: os = a AES ramen saistenaaed poe eee A tN . sageenestnrsenysyeanane eaten Play Tomorrow Webster and Clayton Meet ia League Game — Normandy Plays East St. Louis. Feu: . oun ys high . ’ Oa) L@amns Crome the current football season wih games tomorrow The Web. Ser-(iayton game at Webster is the oniv league fame Ritenour rueets Wellston at Weliston, and Normand, crompes the river .o lackle East St. Louis High These Sarves start at 18 a Kirk wood taAKS® on Fiat River on the county eehools feld at 2 230 ». m The eutcome of the ‘Caz ue cAgho! be accurate), predicted Ciayton now has its full atreng? Who-reas Webster will «tart witheu: thw® Services of Twrre!l! and Green berth backfield men lf Clayton wins. ‘t will not advance in the county standing Ritenour and Weliston are even- iM-matched. so that their batt'e wttl be an interesting one NOr- Tancy iost to Webster, 19-0 in eir only league game. and Web- mer won from East St. Louis, 6-v “? {hat Fast St. Louis hag the edg- OF Normandy The county team hase. however. tinproved, and the B08 victory over Central Hich Monday was pleasing to Coath (}P@en and his athietes. The ability of Flat River is litte knewn. but Kirkwood is prepare fora hard battle Next week ba dis Ohegeg Yesterday Ghen arcivi ne on te WViett rejiatives bere City. S alli i i i i i i i ie ad a a IMPORTANT FOOTBALL | _ GAMES TOMORROW LAM AL. St. Leuise Ll. we. Cemtemary at &. Logis Ll. Field at *:30 eo cleck Washingten va Wississippi Aggies at Francis Field. 2 o clock. Webdsier +s. Clayten at Webster. | 30 e Cleck PA Penmnav iva ‘es cprtye Wes Vivre a . Ww a 4 ma ‘Ss =vrac use Brown vs Colcate Puckne ve I AIns Cath: Wniversity vs George Waseh- ng tx Johne Hepkine vs. Marv land Fr and M vs >@* t¥sDure Meohien> xz vs } ane VEST. Moissourl ve hansaes ‘Klahoma ve Kansas Agg es Marquette vs Vermont Morn neside vs. Sout anole Va parais Ss. Dutuqur Taske s. St Xar ier [ecorgia Tech va. Alabama Da! Ee or da ‘se j anaes —Umana State vs Tu ane Rice ws. Bar'or gitia vs. North arelina a. te- ee Va. Wesiervan ‘ ' 2 a State va. W and - " I Virginia Poiry ve Virginia Militar: Arsaneag vs Texas Christia> Lwro.a vs. Leuistan Tech Mo se\@e:pr % Millears Southern Methodist vs. Oklahoma Aggies Sauir “aroiina s Wace FFoereet Mercer +s Miss sivpi Collece. emeon va, Turman Richtmon’® vr« ¥ iUllam and Ma “hattanooga *s OP Pt oscne CLEVELAND. © Nov. °4 —Rohbbyw Tra ° Buffain Wwiil meet Me Coogan, New York ahtweight - the #ight-round semifinal : the Quintin Romero Rejae beut here (ormorrow night. {t was announced it Previous) had been announced that Cuddy de Marca, Pittsburg wWou.d i> Dose OO Zan. By the Ase ated Prese ANN ARBOR. Mich Now 24. — Rebert J. Brown of Yosilant: Mich was cose “RAD aln ff the Michigan foo€Pal!l eleven veste rds > ¥ Brown. a funt®r in the literary ceol- lege, played center en the varsity national! org Ga year. — ee ——— anal ae >IKERS PLAY SOUTHERN TEAMS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ———— _ —" This 255-Poun ~ Centenary Star y Worry Bills ea i ee football eleven bucks up against a i ~~ a i ~ ~~, ~ ~ CAL HUBBARD. ee ee ie ng Resul i ee ae i i i i i i Weather clear: ages, six and a half fur ncheon) 2 . erred to the Quadrang'e at Grand and Pine. = Bowie Scrat 2 . -Y* rE a —_ 2 ra a U4 7" =A = e rf ada au ° + - r Dnhia AWA 4 + i Ls are ri BS. t + ~ ores N“ ¢ -“ Té r- sev, the defending horts Penn- Svivanhia were E£a h rec prepara- tory tO meeting tne vaders tO- rroe ach e Penrsv i2 is Ba i ro) nr ’ ’ S » a tefense gan attack from tne § for ‘ i@arnhe } re | wa H = at erie wit) Dart it! Cornell's i*- tempta at the aeria! method in that -oOrntest ei eedces 4 some extent but ften failed The Dobie pass Ras be t a s* »* wy CHR traveled ” r r enan ints 4 e mg aR l- tests Corneil, defeated three times. has Folie u -09S points while the Quakers’ total is 26 less even though defeat has not beer pected at the contest. i eg ——™ ee — ts Entries é , ‘ ‘ Se i i i ~ . i i i firs: Race—Claiming > ose - & 2 7 Sweepete Kee 115 a Ja ae *Venze.os lis Eicid a @aptain Cost Candy Sitck + yee? 112 A.ao eligiie : ns Marie MaAraim LOY Peter Pp lis JoeHa J 1's “Lexa. Tender iV] Poyile oi Lady George l'S Rastus ls ‘ox Tai: 1US Haughty Lady LOS Biack Art LOS *Frank Menroe _ 1's Nome Lady Yl *Relctoss 171 Second Race—«“aimin purse $13'% or @. ages, @x and e haif furiongs “Jit Mount Ll? Sand Pile > Reva. Atrvtran 1} Grace Trox.er Mi [ema r 108 *Terrayrce ¢ Sf be) orien ta } Auso @..gi>e *Sextan LOS Hidden Jewe LO Iyntee j *Peoron hi 3 ®°Iew Charies am In A Lik3 Veils 3 * Flax Lit *aAPiuzeer ; “wr? Jue 2 I thew : * Thess LY La ermbuur *s Toca cay Liu Leapair and HE ”emerta amupvue.l end zs Oremanh e€ a Tied Race—Suner Woutn Hand cap be >» . & Aes =X @ 7k 4 8a 4 fur ngs bry Moon . iv+ Pape Lié¢ Abdu Ben Ahdem i! e2orard G 1 6 “‘omniks i200 Tester LX Hetiot Brush ! Edinburgn YO > Heart L115 Three peunds clakmed for Edinburgh's Ge Foirth Rree—Thanksgiving Hamdé:cs; s' W) afded. 3S-veercids and upward me Mme and twee-sizteenthy onaghee Li? Prince Ham et 9 Spor Ceah 116 Initiate i Repearaton Ll Opperman as Sunein }? W kesberre +~ Senator Norris 1'*: Piowsh Ber . Bonnie Omar 105 Fraternity U ~~ oy Smoke iis Setting Sub Senator Norris. Prince Hammett, Betcwa! eniry ~perman, Witkesbarr Triple Springs eniry Sixth Race— e 1 Perf etor 1? =T tar Phe oT . =. . 4 > s we? e*\,o ~ a® - ® Ammre I le te ii a 1% Wraaco ‘ 8 Ann versurr L Weatehr. (ler track. fa e. Penile 4.078 "ce : i mec OBTAIN OUTFIELDER AT N. L. MEETING oy . a =% 4 ’ =at ‘ x > ? = av > the oecas ° an. effort °t Pres}- 2 > > - . a ~—4 er 8 3 += a A = Nation Leag ib to lighten $ roster =O WW 'Y ering? ’ ayers he has a i : Mr Veeck w ater 2 t¢ he “pPe* > . . 7” > nrimMma 3¢e > on™ i em = 3 ~ * . = . ? = e a 2 ’ s ce *r * 3 = re ~ 3}? ze_-_ ~- + x 7 '. - ~ 4 id as e¢ =| ~ * . Y-~ ~ a . 4 é + > rst daz i ‘ and Clarke Pittinge -. TASeU r ° Sa Li t i Sa ++ + ° ° a m4 -t , . - 2» z °e@ Ne "a L_®#azue ‘\ York Praei. . ° 4 the 4 ~ ™ ¥ ana ’ S ~ hd = po : e I r oo » J . = tzsibbens Expected in Fa«t. ¥ the Aenoristed Pree. a ie . NE 4 YOR ~ \ +s ~~ - = A ™ “ — in } Aon > — - ‘ 2 ¢ . 4 = = a ~ r ~ hr » rs, 2 ‘\ : ” «a . 4 ’ mt ¢ . ;« a, ; : Via m sar ha - * it 3 ’ Ad ” ~*~ . > . > = _ * . 2k has bes " e a 1 New 7 York gymnasium for several dare ‘SUMNER HIGH MEETS "1D a grea’ * m ¢ t ware 2¢ | piaved im almost every departmen: ” ; ; by Coaches Gwinnd; __ sg Harry Kips and Harry ; te rm ni t $ o'clock fernell at ae Bansing. «~~~ Comics & | 5A St Penar ture @ 4 ~J - ¢ . Tr. ts a - a 4 aan ‘* ‘_o- sv ag? = . a ~ « ss if : oh f * a ; “2 ‘ e} ~ morn.rs ror i = a - Aseed a wi on 1 ldreth hie *eqiner the colt nev- served, .ney nave not once been (hat toe Red and Green this nua . 7 °C ~ 7 ? Li *% aay aiak raider. Se CViL nev o y . +}are oe Ticers will y 7 Tigers : : er reached his form of 1923. which Gefeated by the topheavy scores developed a fine defemgg @Qiueenst of here. ¥e™r 14 Columbts r re ee ne : hich 1. . ’ ' it fheh+; : ; cae SFO the u © 81 Susecvuehtare es decision to place two regu- certainly was borne out by tis Which have marked several of Piker fighting qualities mood gpen! tonight away from tue ots 4 oe z ty re or ° ~ ~ ’ } * es ‘ OH * agains the visiting oe chow ng ‘mAer enliore for while 12 Ww ashington $s . & aldbs > ‘ se is : a o ‘ . 3 _ hate clash 0 bes 2%. . iA alk — Se OC CT ee ee won only five races. one early in University of Tennessee, the Uni- expected at least to bo tie h—~CCS | Pen State * " ~ ‘. 6 h oi ; al s os be : ” Si Fs se : : - M ‘ . : = - leo tomar a 4 jay. and Sunday, instead of the ,,, season at Jamaica. three in the Versity of Mississippi and Over against Mississippi A. and M & aty of Kansas ae. i a Vaiey “> - uw. 2 - : iecinni *etl ? bd ? t - +h as = st? Wea “a. Th a * - 2s Sia :stomary picked teams, is UB- fall in Kentucky and one at Pim- SE ig pa C8 ym - Te- S Oe ee ee afterncon will be a part. 46 Kan- | 54 Soeere : e | theo notadie triumpn wag over the Iu- ing a victory tarte ientated hay-' }4 Georgia Teca jmubtediy the best arrangement, lico. ef pth ee Pragragg th rents ogy Sa eas squad is similarly isolated, Aav ) Syracuse Mad Hatter. now & vears old, ‘ane University eleven, which they Will Lose Six Regulars, ti iy t 6 Nary +. a» . —" eete-p » + es ~ a si4aqa Lau. : ‘ Ww a a . : ~s = 3 ~ or - |} Tomorrow's game will te Ley 8 Marietta The Ben Millers. who will play the P i -aline ry ee ea ee , ; final -_ % the hour of batte _ mar . e = q Doss > v he ary eo ye ? e Os. Lempe! ameni.ai More impressive. perhaps, than * nai appearance in a Piker rs ~* - avi... 5 : 2 enian Suncgay game, Couia pOSSi 0 .} a ney eae oe eS 2 : - : . at : ~ savrt team Will return to: 4 "ak es a » er two back horse in trainl 1s any of their victories. is the fact ©! @ix regulars. Capt. Walsh The Missecuri team wi : a = T : Sei e itt one Va . - aN a ~*~ _- nn“ * > -_~ he ee tans , ; >? : - » 4 > Sr ' Ww in : me [0 —T ' eal ae Sinclair now has eight stalliots that the invaders were able to hold /tin Lyle. Eddie Gragg. Pagi iumbia tomorrow = = . Drake field positions white tne vespers. "a »eeeding farm. Grey Lag. one. ¢h Par ° = a0 ¥ Herb K: » hefore the. game. according ' 33 ttah ‘ @aturda) ae gh: on his opreedaing arm. (sre As. O81 (he powerful Vanderbilt team to iin, ern urrus and Kari , sch betore ; ar correc nz -* itnes can rin sea: SA2itU UaA>S as . és in . — on @ : * ° * on -_ - — — ar +h je - - ~ o- Mies Ame BS - ya. Of the best of the present horses: an 1§—0 score. equaling the per- Pert are the veterans whe aiimeeee prese=* plans. wane i Jay 13 Grinwen fyi. C3 re n rer ih & nN my ' ve % = ~ = r — 7 ~— ? 3 ° o * ’ “lea ka thie Kai Sane. the leadi! »-year-O1d “Tl formance of the University of Min- Paying their last game fers Rewkers are reported Dp-annimg + & Xansas . r « = um wt n ta¢ v tein “4 u. * | > .. - °* 2 . ** b é . eum a 2 ~ +* - : — o— = piace . a ae “i be Purchase Lucullite Buc nesota team. which conquered [lli- alma mater. eat their noon meal on the train &-- AgEies termination to get ¢t Ereacess Colum- % Ame - tte from Moberly to ¢€ . i a a. nd “ ee ee 4 - = - . Lerner and Sunference. nois. On the other hand. the visi- The game will start at ?¢ - _ > : - > o -* 7 oti — a . " ‘ “rn - - : +; 2s : Pe pa ; “yee aoneianaas ors have been defeated by the The probable lineup Sin arriving here only in time ‘o) 106 te ne hag “ee wit) } haloes HOLL HER weak Ouchita College team. and Washington. Mississippi A and @ress for the fray and take the ormance provao.)y mili OFTURSZ OCSr iol re a a . ‘ eeulted SPRING TRAINING TRIP 2%: wee* lost to Florida by fou Position field | 99 paevear ead results. ‘ . e . =: ‘ : a Tae - ~ : ne ~ : Te @ poesible that Tate Brady WITH CHICAGO CUBS touchdowns. ‘7yOe*sSS (NZ. . ae . Record Crow d I ha * > * % 7 " « —— a4 2 oa , A ; ? . ae - ~ — + 2. ,aa. * ? sS8i ane, a ieh ‘ = a oie . . , . “ ’ a —— seciill herine mig. (goes Manes weteead eel Bee sea President | SF Way to a 35—@ triumph over (lil Wesleyan), bea@ Massman sufficient for the crowd of gridiron m " % on a aes ’ . 4 - E °° @ [er | - Lai Py : ‘ar - — > ns 4 - = ee ers Wis Veeck of the lub that he is gain- a fo) were who Wwiii seek &2 - mm S#iIon. = mS a «iy ; . : Te at a are ~ 7? «% s _ = score goOais against the Eastern ing in weight and is able to plar ° oe e ae Al of the choice seats were dis-| - ~ ¢ en eee — ; . : team Whether the celense Of gnoif every day and soccer once a icentin1 wets Gibbons to Forsake Bose of weeks ago, and today ony both local teams will hold up iM week He expects yntinued im- . . ° es few pasteboards, -alling for} - + € o>? . ee - ban) nArTrovs > Ss | . H a . the face of brillian ombination provement, he said I erris | onight eav yweights to Seek Blace - ‘ is not an established certainty. STANDING OF MIDWEST — Light-Heavy ew an Ae Sondition for the frar, each having, s ee ee ane ae ee Sue te., LEADERS UNCHANGED Winner Is Regarded as Cer- sv Patt. Mina, Ken a ge . - , - - ? °°; * | ; cs" TT . - : ~ | eam w ee sore trie cae in- : _, NCEMENT 88 @8iie@raired for nearly two weeks, 990; Champion ; ~ a Toe » > ”~ te oc ~ i» ? “= * -, _ = p., ‘ - pe ™ » ‘ oni ‘ - : - . _ bana C.iuo. SHOWS SHKLL approac.a — peseaec te nico i tainty to Box Leonard ~re today by Temp mras game competition is con- Y o he al } +” - —- xo = - ~ -? YES { ‘ = . ." ’ 7 we 6 Ie = . ”™ . one -eavyweigcht champtonshis Ai’ °C °™ eo — - - . * - —— = - "7" th = 3+ : ? 7 ? - ; : “" . — . oe ; " : 7 7 Pe, a : ad r se % =~? q ther are on a par with the best | here e standings 0 7 z cEW YORK. Nov. 24.—Madis Dre to obtain « return suBBEEEweck, sending ©arl bacenus, ar took the city tos ho ** . + . se ” th — , nn re ™a Tr ‘ to the PospiTta. rs : 34 . ee eee — ~ »~ ees - sspare Garden ic prem-red t ‘ A Jack Dempsey brought’ st end, tO tae Swe ee ton billiard ¢ eae , ‘ - r ; ; .? e ‘ i@ I ~ om = rw = ~ a e 4 a . * - ~~ > : tocar te Vespers have neve tne ~ “ ?s ; ¢ ” was” 4 have been weak only in team plaY with 2574. and the Otte Wideman the same East Side quarter that SY Sie Associated Prem. Teams Well Matched. score . . . . ’ > al . +. tt i | ° . >. ° * + Tre. Is . vy @ ————> - rh ak Cal cs for each member of the eleven has team of Chicago With 25:1 produced Benny Leonard. will meet AMES ia, 26 —_ ta little to choose between _* : } - sei ¢ y = -_ Tr Ae it i’ ip es tre Dav «-W el- T i~ tm, 7h +) ar ery > lor Behm of Clereland ‘) (uarte ‘ ere a -.8 ©0 ants dicap affair i played quite ag well as in any pre- ' 7 Luis Vicentini, Chilean contende! == VS . . ith PRL 7 , ‘ ceifer mbinatior ’ Chicago con- +h Seete (Call festa the «wo teams. Each has @ wean* -«.. 45 and Des “ous season lf the outside men. * — , in a 12-round decision Dout. on the lowa State Coilege - ason of | ee ~ | tinued te. lead with the score a led 4 7 = , ef bic. fast men. and & season * Both pay VWecC;: rtcay and € Irrigan aawe:°¢6 6B. noe m — a dan e es - - The survivor is regarded ag 2 eleven during the past (oO seme behind At the etart at > on av @ Fils Firs O — | ; . perience Dpeom ae ‘ , int twice ; -" 7.) ; *-* — _- eroz2ee 2 > TY 4 3 F ‘? . Si Ee . : , ne Sumner mga sca egr : ef ther nre-Thankssiving sched i. ing the ety football eleven will play the Wen- their 5 @ell Phillips High Schoel of Chi- , the de’eated Oklahoma and Frank Ket Washington by margins greater than the Tigers won from those Orville Ba Park The Wendell Ph Ss tea i #: e he the ™ 33 +. a is a member of the Chicago High Scheoo's and tied Draxe wer ™ jetis, 22 (9 2 ~ x . rn the eushion mate School Football League Play to- 4 ti : Bulldogs were at the ‘op of morrow will start at 2? pp. n 1h ins conference list. laat night. Tt eee , Cereno. En g Bea -ellj Columbia ; el ts Pa: ‘ Columbia was gaily decorated) == Soec al to the Post-Dispatch 2 2 ® this morning for the arrival of th® noe times th ? * we 4 > a , ~« " a of : . “see - »* a ops eee po thousands of homecoming S¥®8® 11. scores Par “hiceg “Im @ midd and the visitors had aiready begun The probed weight wrestung amy was 0 | te pour in. Special trains 25d MO~ tow . Se e ; em 7 - ; : & i Ps as a is- sa a. ? tar “ars were expected 3 being Missear . ' i oth © . to- oe hae - wing $s efea’ ast nigh ether thousands tonig-=> and al . a+ * Hy Enge ¢ ibugu Morrow morning , Palerme@e: ..«+ , Sa Se ee Tonight an outdoor mass mee=ng — aunttth. .can j;.¢s a a . nee es = —e Feld ?n)- = - — . -” - “ iwe nid Sead = expre F's -°& — Te ° Yr. he he'd on RolLcES — ‘aw s. - _—-_ — na n 4° minutee with — s owe by a homecoming jouilrie - VanDyne.-«- o } verse wrist lock t sticcumb tion for the visitors st Pethwel wash 4 ¥ Dix if gl head an j a dy Grovc Im ‘ac kKsoR. .* “a — nute _ Seu "~ '« ¢ on eh, | In the 32 prerious game® be- whiteman + - - — £ tween the schools Kansas °8* png Bo ee - IT games and Missourt 1%, wane *s*" gegesoes boi — = | 4 4 We.i piayed game on the St. Lou‘« High x : ey? aM DUS The 28ers Pu ¥ a ee . . ri ~ ier and 3 eno also piared wel! P ne ae STOP AT THE BELCHER EUROPEAN HOTEL AND TARE A FEW Sulphur Water Turkish Baths DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES FOURTH ST. AND LUCAS Av. on, will conse: | tion for mildness A Good Reputation Brockmeyer’s Airedaie has areputa- - BUT NOT BETTER *. ~— Maken Sowers. ' tA6& cIeaR MPG. (tetrtberted STICKNEY-HOELSCHER CIGAR CO Gime St. Frese (catrel Liccerm & Myers Tosacco Co. and will not bite | CEE ee tl -

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ee . nike ed - wi iy a ll sa sed re ot Mak SF Sm a ee 5 - ie Ae ine 3. oe enn 7 le ie epee mae = Pn ae ee ORs fgets - _— _——_ ; ‘Ppt 1 For on’ Kaplan | 0 Meet LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS © ictal venga eae, NOY, 26.—Ten ape |sil! "dear: father od Mite ene nE Mtee. | ter. Mt 401 Georaia “av 9 “ ” R TOMORROW ( NS) ¢ an ers : al events, Several of which are ex- i our dear father-in-law. @randfathe: ee = yg ven y atch 2 j ssourl A aad ansas a a CP NPN PPP PPS | r Fe ge ne ee ¢ tela a Cen an international] third ee .., orother-in-law m his sizty- SPECIAL NOTICES ‘e . eu ' LOCAL. | 2 eee See J ~ d > ™pic stars, including |. Remaing wil] be forwarded from FE J ™ de : "> ; —- e of) 61 Le t entenary at st. louis U. ombardo In Next | ~ ARE Sack Taylor, an Amer- : oO n gain ’ Paa © Nurmi! and Willle Ritola, Sehinur funera pariom. 2402 Chouteau ave- PARENTS oiace vour children fn 25g ae ee | cere. ..c0 O° 8 ie fi ( ican light heavyweight boxer, de- | Finnish aces for brian pureday. Nov. 27, at 10 a. m, End playroom while shopot a i3 Tri i ) o —— lela .. 4 | ini ‘= i es, are listed on the Ppro- ‘or turial in Vandalia Til i © eaaed Deimar bb! Fr " “aan ng. | T ; e omorrow 2 eter. . : 7 9h Rene | wast ot | Sorin en Tee, Ge | Cie Sram for the annual indoor track fopnember of Barber's Union, lwecal No | = — ret — | rm 'Ca4im Look like ' on ae! Doctors. 7 33 Teeate” “*°°*S! | “Spanish heavyweight champion, in | oa and field carnival] ms - fe) | | ‘ AKe n- 21) er Sk ee ee a CS @a | ’ pos . al under: the aus. , | Foll hi and-Outer—Reg 7 entra sent, 20 18 Bt Kevier 7723 ONTEST the tittn round of a scheanied 20. | Pro ition for Him to Become ives of the Wiles A. A. on Feb. 7,| an won Ba ee, ite Test, om Mon BIDS WANTED "ollower ny ‘Se “siieliae: mma | 30 Boston ce 2 St. Kavier °° 7! - round bout. lit w ' | in. y. Nov. 24. 1924 at 10:30 a. BIDS will be teceltad in 1.” | pets Hopeful of Victory an et Co. 9 OS ee mee 7 kl | sone _ Manager and Part Owner The “Ore nee today. loved flockman of GOL Pope aveaue. te: | PS, Rill be received by the Reard” «: 2. ; vs 000 to See Elevens Pla 116 18 Oglethorpe a WHEELING, Wa. se Harry Re a Olympic S000 meters” for the ioved hushand of Anna Klockman inee s ne '20n ry ity fla ‘ ity of St. Leowi- : Oirureic at Francis Field 20, y at 39 — -— Kr D a ges | Greb of Pittsburg, middleweight Discussed. Hirschon Trophy is tha Sabseeen eirkaleck }. few Satine of Clifton & *. December 9 1p24 a > ; Columbia — Victory for | Mississinpi Acries at Washi ‘ | amer Vraws Bye in Elimina- boxing champion, knocked out | a A new trophy will be put + jetta George Mieka William joe eee —_ —— S tome ent i2 Ri Pact oat El é ashi . Gite “af a Raraae e c uenn and the } ~~ ee venue end vaving se _ tee | $2 Mississippi "QF pry epneten. 0! bons—Semifinal to Be Held © Frankie Ritz of Wheeling in the - | ane petition t replace the one in his fiftieth ween? Mrs. Auguste Driv, | reconstructing we. : onto — : it Tigers Means Title. eee. . . & Of Geta *** ett o e second of | By th . Captured outright last Feb r by Mameral Tinusede , 2 liroadway to Fifteenth et ™ | O Vanderbiit 1h 93 Gem eS ond of a scheduled 10-round BY the Associated Press. Joie Ray, Chi oy PY | tromingral Thursday. Nov. 27. at 2 p. m Plans. specification, fora ef 2 le i - . . rte ~~“ a> il : j . } _ a me . ie r Ca t . from NI t) ler ann > - “Yi : Eke tion or 4 #8 Field tomorrow afternoon betyw —_—_—— ug piss. Col 6 i) Kansas °°" *’49! on Dec. 12. | sane Peony Rits + ll eggs RENO, Nev., Nov. 26.—A tenta- pected to make. suether “Gin for | pait and West Floctesant scone ie fice of paformation can ‘be ‘bad at ty ee een W ) +m ave ‘tees 2D Dettieen ” *** zhout, tz being able t . Or terment Frie “eos : o'tice of the President. - Z ; e if Y: len . Marc rh a eo ' ° | . ‘ . in Frieden’s - Deceis oom 300. [> ) r ot the Missouri Valley Conf ashig Seto Dito ee O Pisesouri . 38 | ; Ee ee _ land only one ligkt blow | tive Proposition whereby Walter |‘ 'umph with Nurmi as a Probable “45 & member of Yo onetl ial Hail. (ck, mame Southern Cant... ane the £0 TEAMS ARE FIT | ; —— 0 Ciclahoma’, “'>| By the Associated Press. ———.- ; Johnson, Washington pitch} peeenenst: | Society 8° 843 and Lincoln Mutual at Mall teams, each eager to uphold th ie 7 | WEST "°| Kramer of Philadelphia h ; former Centre College football |™4Y betome playing manager anq |15 yards, 1500-meter race and sevy-| dann. 7. 28. tena: Tatton Wetnes- LOST and F ao bat NO the h ; ST. adeipnia has only: star, knocked t B | era!) } ; ay. swOV. 2 O24. at 5:30 a. m D € Onor ¢ ae Kansas at Wisen | ee oa attling Me- part owner of the Oakla . relay features are on the pro. |Henry A. Kunkel. briows hs | ts ‘Coach Henry snd Squad at 10 Ame, “8*ies 3 3 Chicas 9 Om€ man to conquer to annex the! ae oe NE SE Me | TY cawus baseball t wae att |gram. die father of Bann ce nt Knicknevers. dear | | = @F© On @ the Reg : . Mee ome + 14 Mo. Wesleyan _ World's negro light heavyweich iG tinea eam, was dis- | ——— other of Mrs. Norma Krueger and Oliver . “sae GQ and Green oar’ for Ni ht Ja | © Kas. Aggies “3 *5 . eyan 0 | featherweight boxi ——_ yweighnt | - | ——— SS” | Kunke: and ; | Ps iy the =v i ; io, = ? 2 : , ‘ Ames ‘ ‘ . n crown reiin- | } , ) ee ———— G our dear father-in-! : ‘ Ramdas on, | Coaches and Player a a Faton _ 7 | ae wens, 14 14 Ken, Amati’ ¢) Ghished by Johnny pieine b 2 | . See im the last round of | cussed here last night when John. | will return to Wash “oo Sia POUnGas, and Work +} - : 7 S Continued hawkers at Moberly oe a Dr Tuneton . y a) Nebraska oe ier ") E x : 4 ut e,; al round bout. The bout was / son and Cal Ewi j as ington with two @> - te from the Letdner chapel. 2°23 BAR Pin. ws ‘.* will c a en K Nard in Spite of adver . ; o/; - 4 = ER es Oxishems ee wr not collect a semi-final round stopped by the referee half a ard y ng and De} How- of Griffith's contracts unsigned fie ~ Py — bh) Say tomy 28. at 2 fraternity letters as: ring o- ‘ weeet . ayy le wT i» ‘ = WR bde "os ee -« 25 es ‘ + : ; a ‘% = . : ‘ . rT : ? 7 t ef reon arr ; - . bd : De / hers will|, ‘ASt Week VW ashington followell ee oe a Ae 89 Washington aoa urse. This was decided at the Minute after the tenth round ee onan hi the Oakland club, | his pocket. wae member ot en wnt, Deceased ereware NER 3 phone Forest KF : hath | woT® Surprised + te re ' 42 89 ~ #, Offices of the Sta Com- @Ppened, beth of McCreary's eyes , ‘ew minutes between Johnson ca : Pree te) | SEALED BAG—Tout; downtown, Tuasas 3 edge both ae ans . © See the despiseg Associated Press K Sicaes =. o} eget te Athletic Com ; i P , y y ‘trains. Johnso id eat b me back from a bear | LARSEN —Entered into to il afternoon: reward Lindel! 4208 4 the bach cca ne Mareen Players } a 22 Wasnten® Atzies ot Okiahoma. | Pussion yesterday, when Kramer's. z — meontgemery . on Said that Ewing! hunt fn the Sierras last night--/. Nov. 25. 1924 at 11 33 . BRADEL BAG— Lost. ae Gasl By uny will c a Tesay of Oklahoma peel eemBIA, Mo. Nov. wae imam >S & matt Teachers, manager drew a bye ‘eaving Louis) oe 203 and McCreary 190 broom Howard were going to Wash-| With no bear—and said h's plans | drecen (nee Smith) of $407 Wremine taining one ring: reward. Rivandids £31 4 ‘a ad re : rine ; , z. . YY? 7 a e . 9 .. S eit: " ’ Ta e . e©e«26 i Pa: ‘? - x yeh ce youn 8. ! n ton f Ok: ¥ } gs. : . i: reet. beloved « of >, : Noes ’ a ; a . ae onan —— - ' ee Me nS a victory over Nebraska ch Mwenty-four members of the Unj- | ~ Sees: rou. ae Nebraska ©!) ">| ("Kid") Kaplan of Meriden and! J rm to confer with Clark Grif- | tor tho future are still undecided, | L#rsen. dear i. iy Pa tn vmod. : peo .BAO—Lest. in ludiew dressine - Single touchdow n a, io a FeersitY of Missouri football squad n Font S ot “$f 2 Mien A eEies 8! Jose Lombardo of Panama to fiz) t oan PETERSBURG, Fla.—VYoung ; po l, Owner ,before making a def}- ° ened ha nar sister of D. F. Srr ith. our dear rewarc) o- Questions eset. oon eee “¥ P be an. in- The Oklar [OTE ees %, Gi iPeeeeee ee - a) Seen ie h oe | altace, New Orleans, and Bat- ™+*® proposal. — | Fimmeral poe 2 and grandmother | Chase Hotel ayes , oom SS Se i lahoma gan : ~~ | © nar 2 eet Kansas . ..99/| fOr the right to meet the Phil in , | cos : aw Mera! from Hauck Schmitt periore. | Glo ton: x having both plainly showed peg although weeccompanied by Coaches Gwinn _° Nebraska . i904 + Washington . 0/ phian adel | tling Buddy, Atlanta, fought 10 _ Ewing is willing to make ar- | ween / 3732 South Grand _ BR. y haturday. | BEAGLE HOUND—Tost: black. white ani 7 % s to their | were stil] far Ries mat the = Pikes Menry, Harry Kiple nd Harry | 8! 73 21 73| The commission neineiieee’ sees . = on in the Southern Tangements whereby I can asevire O Buria! Pare’ 7 ®- ™.. to Lake Cherigs| pea w' Damien _ te, name Firm | j » ™ ATO li ‘ r * aint f ‘ wi j ciptitininapen * % we j ; > ss , stiaaas as : . ian ' > , > so SA Kak &. Eas’o q St be ob-ilarly on ithe Eira a Mansing, left Columbia at 9 o'clock | c 1 ye oe | changed its plans of ae tegen walt conducted hy aelinent dave pe i pci interest in the Oakland Plan ewes “3 ae mee rest on Monday BOOK oer ice lint on ni Can +} : g cite me 50 . ‘ ihn . ~ orne at Pennerly : : ¢ 3ub,” Johnsc : = ' “OV. 2 a4 t 105 “we ations , — t; price ligt: - ~ Once been that the Red and G Showed ing f Tult a tee | 28 St. Bonav'ture 0.3 Cre | during the preliminary b | American Legion. Johnny M vm Said following tx Mavhew Livacomb of sage °ym Albertine | view and Giles: reward." 3858's ins @AVY scores deve] sn nd Green line he@ Sis morning for Fulton, 20 seo te Niagara 9 OR , aM -. O ry bouts the) Helyeke. .Me - all y. Moore, meeting “but desires to maintain | makes it pos ibl f pl [beloved wife of J° Hoe sultan Sees. | Ace eDon. ‘ ‘ es { elo per a fine ~ Willian . a » ’ =F . . . Oo i ii¢ rif ’ J i aeep aweinst Misa. old their oan hich their clash with the Univer- | ) me =i cnither-ehnaie: an sae =-round fight here, failed to meet | “ “ rably at Oakland, but empha- | Oan in equal weekly or | \alhalla Crematory erat = |_Alien =r ae write B. Sime, 4007 | » the most of the pic... e 4: and M. go @ty of Kansas eleven tomo , S oe “a | : result when Conroy claimed he could not | "!2¢4 the fact that he would accept) monthly TARD—At Glendale Cal.. on Sunday, Nov. | BRAOBLE TD bee at : | Of the Piker ¢#a. m@ OTFOW | ao “ate at Pittsh of thei 7 yments ex eee aa a | Lost: chil 3 f Wer the Ty. ; iker fang are even expe . | 47 Leb. Valley $14 & ove City - fir good showings, although Bet gloves to fit his hands Rojas ® M™anagership only on detinite ing h a an. 1974. Charles M. Lor@&. beloved hus. | _fornia Viewer ng fait yt, a | ; si - a , ~-t ne wee « | re fs r . r t 5 ° 7 a m rr ‘ re . 6 ” ' ¢ ‘ ne or Ma ry Lord | wn’ " ; 28? A fee anne —_—— ~, ™- James} with smal] chale er ommend ereaceat, ; ’ rf } i TY 4rance in a Pi ; Mm 4 ‘ e 46? ; enn os +t ee N 13 Geneva : ame - Jé 0 4 meet i whil . . neton Club. ‘ i : 1SDENnd of the late ¢ atherine Lowe | ter > . — at (srand Cent ’ Thex . ws the fact Of #ix regulars Capt oe Unifornggerett the hour of battle 28 Marietta . .. 0 0 W. and 3.°::19| Dec. 12 and the final bout will be! sets it cau Po oo roe | Jas Engle, Washington scout. . father, “duce eur dear father. erand- | hog]... ren 5¢ hae | ’ ; aie : t. ale ; : . Op og aas a ° j ’ . : - a@tn - -i A r ic} - iomt. rood ie ; > ~~ able to hold |tin Lyle. Eadie Grag sn Mar The Missouri team wil) return to | 171 84 74 Zp | held three weeks jater. 4 — orexher-tn-law. wer. uncle and/ _3088W; 1856 Serene renee Clix ra 2s : 2 Sipe tnne 7 : 7 is R i 7 a RL i > “‘Unberal fro mm! | DOG—j net 1 eee — wm Si 4 oil Cam to jing. Herh Kurrus coal — Gorgss Columbia tomorrow in time for SOUTH. R -——_~>____. ‘MAR | Brookiyn abeaed oe a ed San 9 | - oO b reward Penne Pe. larce 74 Mg the per- pert are the veterans pad Neugminnch before the game, according | 32 Tah a 2 Florida. ol Oss Looks Over Horses. ; QUET TE OPPOSES ae 8 ite oe. to St Michael's | DOG Lost: Bosten a = ae aie ‘ . T)é : ra) ray £ 7 f , i ty ae jn ae ee ~) ‘ shimen . P i = } : ae Ei ne in ‘a'vary ” fine : . , ‘ — nies 4 a ema : ; Seti laie nett Inst game tor ingle Pat While the Jay-| 19 Knox °.°2:::15 33 Rommme™ - - 8] By the Amociated Press _ VERMONT ELEVEN IN AN | MEGILLIGAN—Entered into. rest. wud.) Seu 2081 Calon: omnes equered Illi- alma ma: ia Or the Bawkers are reported lanni =~... ° 7 Georgia Tech” 7 EXINGTON, Ky Nov rai | denly M , Nov 24 o4 i Do PO eee ee fe3) : iid J i ma er. : t . Panning to 2S Oklahoma ra) 34 Wak “ ° ‘| a0. 4%, . iNOY, 26. Malsst j rer on onday. Nov. 24. 19°74. John lw) Arat ; lady who } Py : ee ene vial-| Ty. on, . at their noon meal on the train| 8 Kansas ~. |: 7 Texas |! Qimander J. K. L. Ross, Canadian| INTERSECTIONAL GAME | McGiilines ince Planngent tec, marearet | Rivemias Fost Gravois Tuesday can 7; ee MCL re cae ett At 2 o'clock Foute from Moberly to Colum.| 6 ,8%, Aswies , 4 ee: ee ky Day WhO Baddled the Ken- | By the Associated Press. | |Gatherine Hunt (nee McGiliian). James 9 | Goose ee ‘4 . rT Prada hb] ter i, —_ da — Pian ° mercer . ... @itucky erby ' 19 | , at hae oe , ro |McoGliligan and H > ‘ ou MGT: twrllions do . dase wl, — and Washington 2 mete Dia, arriving here Only in time to'§ 106 eer 27 Miss. Aggies * 4) Barton ponies greed ts ge _ ange: KEE, q ase fe od eee ne -Matares into rest suddenly moGliligan) of Leo Agauien, Gal an deat offen “ak collar, name ier” rewa-? mga by four ae a eeIpp! A. an dress fo — ag: ils —_ So - day n= | : iversity of Vermont footbal] | + -,0V. £6. 1924. at 2:30 a m - | yotner. grandfather. father-in-law and un- | 7 or ee Ae ry Pikers wouig Hersch gee 4s « Jones | ES LR Bp | 23 Furman . 7" 6 14 edhe $9 is String of 45 thoroughbreds. in | quette University here The | eens ot Sobars. Ot. (ec) Bm pal euren. Interment Calvary | With liver spot on tail ana — — iy a” |Grage s po G Hopses F ec rd - reaking crowd for the | 33 vanderbilt + O 14 Georgia Tech! 0 | winter quarters at Churchill Downe Thanksgiving day game wil} mnark a sane into rest on Tuesday, | Bridget's Qéeect ne te eee Be .. Seward. 2703 Virgin's Grand S979) cn . 4 a£0t- ia — a ae Gatche ent is in prospect. With weath-| °F Viewtnie hs Z +! a ta Season, Marquette defeated Services Friday. Nov.’ or lapnOV. 24, 1924 at 5:45 @. m.. And beast oet:, near Jennings. whi =P a lays and sig- Haves ss ' , : Lairala riv fought Sitebours ne cakes | “— i si ~4 rg Dredge of the string, most the Navy at A nnapolis, and midway yw Lutheran Church. o> *.. a mig! 3 Rat Louisiana avenue cai bron with brown on ears te arale 4 Mer? , \" Se “- ; ou ‘a = ae 2 Sas ‘Ss | eorgia ech. ‘Of which ar i , : . my ° 2U6@ and Armand ; : a oul rv husband of I ; ) ow pote at base } a 12a WrBanized the *ioun.. ae te @ gridiron fe ; Pie eae tees 2 Coe * ee Geteated the locals at Boston. | cago. Detroit. Cleveland ; le late Robert and Rose Maurer. ou _DOG—Lest; email. yellag” a #. ae Fo ee bis h » sn iT feud between 17 Howard . ~ ee iia f ’ ; eland. Orlando , Our dear | , well. yellow; tn ¥ . ” aa Rat the pow. | v2 : + +. Patty Ge * ty og the two, 4 prin ll . 15 deride ® s cee TI St. Joe Selects Monroe. | The -local outfit ts in the best (Fla.) and Los Angeles papers please copy. | fifty nero ner in-law and uncle, in hig! A... and Arsena!: wearing leather eae, it ; - : (off ‘la eS ae . : M ee¢ ke 48, tne nearly 20 4 Ao seats I a Vander?’ i . , :, — S tate .13 R th Asenct i thape of the Seaso q i ic) F z. a i h brass buttons, reward for retur : ‘ ®asily e . ord «1}) 7 DLt ...13 O Alabama . 14/0 the Associated Press mn and took its | BIENEMANN-—» uneral from Wacker-Helder! | 2317 P > anal’ in urn to 2 ee Griffith «Beloit, .,:) Teferesmmmmich have been crowded on to; 9 Zuane. ....14 8 Notre Dame.34/ MONROE La., Nov. 26—The gy |J28t real workout Monday. Coach | day, Nov. 24 "1024 -~ reat 08 Mon- 3634 Gravois avenue. Thuredas ‘sow By | EARRING—Teee —atra’ $00. — ig trium v met tor), umpire ; — . 7 sta se : ee on Oe, Dewees Bi. : ee wie Prose f ‘rederick at 2 p. (to N arcue Cen, | ho gee L wih 3 dnan : i ph over Hh. Weslevan ). es - ih, Millard Rollins Field are expected to be ftn-/! ai ae poi 6 28 La. State roe O Joseph, Mo., Wester : : Frank Murray is working his men mann, aged 706 years, j months. 2 Bione- ete Dp. m., thence to New St. Marcus Cem-| _Tuesday afternoon tn’ with s rms. a . rs 4d linesman . 0 Vanderbilt .. 3/ tern League base- ; Funeral on : 8 days. Ty. Deceased was member of Hicko Delmar p4 est End: rewa : SS ee ee = Sufficient for the crowd of gridiron | 39 Oe wich ——j{ball club will train here next °"2Y ©mough to keep them in shaps. m. from Adolph eye oon, st. at 2 p. | Council No. 766 R. A. (e3) | aes Liaame fei i ai — a eares : ; = ~s Cand ” ™ . } es aa } . . ? - ; @ . . ee weeeeeee EE eets —s ai ete ee ae followers who will see admission i beeen ‘1 spring. Arrangements were com4 te prada See at Marquette | Saeel. 601 Park avenue. te 5 e ne Ren ni Entered jieacw on Monday. | near 5 rae | * on — ° _ nn oF the choiec te Rag ag ° pleted yesterday | n e best condition of the sea- “igarmebere’ eased was a member of | Merriti ‘(nee Hinton) 12: Mary A.| 1785w Reward. anil Gibb » *8© Cnoice seats were dis- Dea d rff | - ya eon te hands: Mie erauien | Cigarmakers Union No. 44 and c; oe | (nee Hinton), beloved wite oe | eee ee oni ht H ons fo Fors ke posed of weeks ago. and today only r Oo ain Millers to Train in Texas playing field jis earn, gg Mm aa —_" like to mend a Py Benevolent Society and Tobac- Brigg ti aad re ae a yh gh | wat Wartiell Tee" tnd onday afte “| few nastehnar- RE a a ‘ Piet . i I re or change a tire with ~ . (c3) | tn- : 7 ' - ; sm Lats ° or tw + ; , Light - paces at the end of the field, were | Ins rom a MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Nov. 24.— drop in temperature has been re.- in your face, se r G 4 a . 1924. at 10:30 p. m | uneral from ' Hoffmetater Perior, 524 GOLD PIN—las> dlamena 2 ee -Heavy Title |Periadie. | The Minneapolis club of the Amert- |C°rded, the field !s not frozen ani. Tire Mack 3 beloved husband of the late sing yeaue. | south, Compton avenue.. on Thursday, No-| Pearle: downtown sp mond and chaste? . NN Roth + . ; can Associat! is being carefully p , Ave (iman (4 2 e ijate Anna Beise- | ™ wer, 27. at 2p m.. to Dover Place | 3459 Holifday mn DUS; Trewa;s: as Cer- A ‘AUL, Min N sams are in good physical | ‘sprit ae “haere eee Dent a > nti cm ay | Beiseman. ures) yg Ba! of Gustay Christian Church, thence to Mount Hope | GOLD WATCH ald oa mrn., Noy, 96 Pondition ¢ 4% : —* ° ‘Fpring at San Antonio Tex Mike | re meee | Ceean ; . Anna nbach, Mrs. 1j}] | Cemetery. - Hi aoe Initiale C ; ; SPMAii i qT) or iJi@ fra - © 3 ‘ » i x . hn sv, ** * ie | ° ' ' zOTtUz. Fred Belsema ‘ ' 7 4a4 fa) Ward: rm } - - re. *, each having) New City Amateur 3-Cushion ee. manager and principal own- | Crutchfield Is Barred. | and Hugo Beiseman. and our aes father. | naz ;Emtered into rest on Tuesday ' Gvestions asked, Del. 2609m. | | D-aw and ; Nov. 2 2 : 263.3 or ee | ‘ninth year *"M@father, in his seventy. | p Mers. beloved Fy ~ 5 ‘Chrletlgs — hives tonne, Bt an 12 Merz (nee Kochi dear father of A ' ‘ween ir and | nna and| Gerah-Lacied roe «* 7 c8r; rewa Colfax Mras game competition is con-| |Pennsylvania State Athletic Com. fay evening, Nov. 26, 8 I « s¥OV.«2 . & ‘ | D>. m. Remaing tojand our dear brother-in-law, father-'r- Fi | ypaltable reward end no Questions emke.; . . iSDifny | to the h@ay y. I - é aP Ba. nignehir : > . ; irned and davoretl’a11/ ¢ 4 ; . 9 Pionship, that ‘he i a ver on its time) City League. the camp between March 1 and 5 Band go ane. ett aration for toyforrow’'s sea-| and will remain there until a few mission announced yesterday that | CORDUROY TIRE MARKET | be taken to’ Eugene. Mo? Trarsd +, : iL” «> d (tT fr 4 On elim: > w — po i ; . rq . _ / ~ - . ” n ywireiens 8, te the Nant 4 ax, An gridemic of bad! insijicnsiatensniiil “ps al te oun to the opening of the jit had indefinitely barred Kiq/ Howard G. Skinker ae Gecnet m. Interment at ieving en | aw etn mrandfather, at the age of u return to Wee $a * \7 Sas PIonepir a i) > > . since i L he " i . 4 , 4 . Madisc; i 8 ottate . 2? Feit S threatene the Tigers this) Gene Deardorff, who PB Eo a on eason. Last spring | rutchfield, a negro boxer of Buf- | 3870 Washington BI. MLMARTS. day. (e3) Funeral on Friday. Nov 29 1501 Raliway Exche Merkham @ Cp. Pared +: wit lack Derr * return match Meek. sending Car] Bacchus, star! . recentiy Minneapolis trained at Beaumont. | falo, N. Y., from boxing in this Open Evenings Unt!ll 8:00 |. at 7:10 o. m Sunday, Nov. 23. 1924, | from the residence 344 Sinneeeta anes MAZDA LAMPs__j 0 , . ? im? —— 4 Npsew iro ry 2 ees sate ; - - - . ; 2 "ak - ** ~ i : ‘mA , : ° , . ? ty 4 -. 7 | ior psey brought thig Mitt end. to the hospital for severa} took the city amateur three-cush- | Te: |State. Crutchfield, the commission Sundays Until 12:00 | foster-father of Lulu Holthemee beloved | to nbee ot} Crematory. Deceased was s orn. Off Wagon: please tetan: , | . : «S30 telp a 1) fannounced, refused t | Tires Mounted F ther-in-law of He hausen ot, t8 | iractrnnes ty Bt, Loul@ Schwaben Unter. | Xellomw. 310 Granice B one Pf. Coach Henry said today |/0m billiard championship away | ae — o honor his as 20m ree. father of Mabe] an} Uicithausen grani-|stuetzunes Verein. s+ Louls Brewers and | MICROMETER ee ererd | Ft , -OGaY, contract at the opening show of the | ‘in his eixty-sisth and Walter Hoithausen, Ma laters Union. Local No. 6. and Schwat Vanden nan Lost: one inch rotak> : - e cher - _ , ri "eve r i , ‘ Funera!) from residence. 5R24 East Vir ane nn fe) Benton aw and Chovuteay. 2724 Ta... ag i, i nto rest on Tuesday ONE Roy “Sie (57x “i | UT AND ONE inw. RM \ ofr oh » . Rai pres- Sinia avenue Thursda » 20u y, Nov. 27, at 2 ’ wre, " m., to Our Redeemer © "Decra D-| Nov. 25. 1924 Sarah R Trow | ; ; os “gas & Member of "Beaten eG Ei : “sod beloved daughter of Fred ena” sineuneat | penn WrBAC K—Loat : Sunday; nelghinor Btt Columbia Cirele: Hope Lodge N. Gesran’ wee, of Herbert. Catherine end| tor 87hame ot Finder please phone Vic- - No. | or Morrow. > _ ch f and the South Proadwery Marinada Soares ace of 5 years. at PASS GARI} , a Cte , urha n , om By avs. hu‘ + Pn he left for nts 4 ¢ ] :? ~ ‘t for Pulton, that he ex-| from Allen Hall, again defeated «he Boxing Board eee h_Pittsbure Nov. 15. t prod ict oft Behr- to C Dp , | : Faaet La | a tain Ames. 4a ion. {f 32) Funeral Tr irate ; Jou. * Of s 4 - Chure 4 ; . ' , acl eS all ; $ — m"uarter that! 8y the a ae we ct Sapa tad calles top former titleholder in a city league : pidd i] eflitt . i / Oc lates Pos i.10N, ’ aides rox match at Arate's lest right. The Warns Manager r ird, Will reer AMES. ] fa Nin 4 . ; ET PREP CR n contender Rehn uP FG - 26 Joliuny Teams Well Matched. score was: Deardorff 40, Hall 34 _= x... ee Sa sprites ae Ou quarterback @ There is little to choose betweer! The league competition its a han- ae | B a tne lowa “tate College foo; ball the tw ‘ dicap affair { whi h : ORCHARDT— Entered into rest Kaneae a a foo! bal ~ ‘wo teams. Each has a wealth . n ch Hall plays Barn M | day, Nov. 24 192 on Mon- ae y pabers please copy. oe, i even during the past two seasonal bic fast men, and a season of for 45 and Deardorff for 40 ey ower AL relict of William #4, Rmelia “, Bprehardt. NIEHAUS—Asieep in Jesus on Tuesday, | Pi N—Low “R014. tour-lea¥ “cinves _ eee aa was © ‘ | ° ° . of Mre Anna Sanders ge mother | Nov. 26, 1924. et 12:26 « =m ina | ,cOmter keepsake: : Sever. rut Both players missed the winning od Cautioned by Committee | * aed 72 years. , msi Gear oust. | Mishans atte Kassing |. ear * be ign 2266 : iberal reward. Ber. rg 1ursday. Now E- . / . outs and H ‘ NI’ = wet) & | en Dalimever's parlors, 801 Nor ¥~ a Niehaus, our dear mother-in-law. grand. Sapphire ens Rn - ON —I | ee ce’ to St. Charles mother and aunt at the age of &1 years | turn te Mra Mul! nde; reward. e- | : c Wentty. Browning-K: | \—— *. Charies . Might, wi), | — Bara for the / ject pic} : the 18et a. u® Clected captain efMmperience behind. At the start of — 92; mes squad the 19°4 card the Tigers performed point twice and Deardorff beat ; Against Dem ° ———@rilliantiy, and kept their pace. # kiss to finally make his fortieth onstration. street. to | rles. Mo.. to the Vues . —_ losing only one contest—to Ne. Point. Hall took unusual chances ei ae BUSS— Entered into rectan Cemetery. Cc) | m Fpneral, Thursday, Nov. 27. at 1:30 p. | Co. 7th and gr 'sae brask Altian On several occasions + » 2 1 _ oO Test on Monday. Nov, land Vai nom” do, ale Ferry road | POCK ETBOOK~Loet. .. 2 { rasKa. In addition t fou con- , attemptin é ~%. 024. at 4:30 ! ase avenue, to Salem Eva : t*n4 .: pet 0 r on take aiff - ad The first reprimand admi { ILD!—lIe sure is but with : | Buss. dear fat p.m. Henry B. | Lutbearn Church thence ngelica! | __Union car. Cal) Colfax ihre erence victories. thev annexed a | wo 4 icult masse shots, neither | a n e- | adi ti e h h | Olive Buss Mrs. 'Lowie Bk sanry and Cemetery i ’ : to St. Jona ° | POCKETROK—Lot. eg ait 3 = 2 j e > i : + ’ a " i , , . so. OuiK, Mrs. r . Z : cs} ; rywrn 8-to-9 triumph over Chicago, which: °f ¥ hich materialized. Both play- tered by the new governing board | you will fied io, on a at R43 ott. Herman Weinkoff i. Otte | REINWALD—Frtered into reset on Tuee- | oo te ~~ Etzel om Backstone - : Pafterward won the Western Con. °S paid great heed to safety and of amateur boxing was issued last it’s the blend % Msg 7 si | in-law, grandfather IS neue P oe oy ag: SE 7:48 >. m.. | POCK ETRooe Se eew. SEIS @ ‘rence championship. Victory to- 2% 4 result the match went 73 1n- | night wuen Barney McCarthy and the blend n : ky v, Gaye.” 220 Uncle. aged 76 years and 27 |e ef CM. Jacob and Lieut. Pred Rein. | eatnian te Beaumont and Francis “cor morrow would give the Tigers the nings. Hall had a run of 4 and tch 3 2 Aisa: ee - ever varies. Funeral from the residence of hie dauich- | Zor bi an tn 4 ama, A ae, ems | sits Be Hormone 138 B64 rews a walaey Missouri Valley Conference title. | 2m0ther of 5, while Deardorff's best at he Tower A. Cc. every clas sin the nana The beginning of the Javhawker| ¥@% 2 3. Hail’s run of & all but #27 manager of fighters, was 9° for ahalf are exactly alike — oo to St. Michael's Church. st 3? ® @-| creat-¢reatnote: Sunt, erandmother and| gard low pete: ive Lia ~ | S@ason was not s0 auspicious for won the match for he was stopped warned by the committee that a! are all the others. | Seapee. Se Bt. Michael's Cemetery, Pade. year. ‘ er in her seventy-firat | as party who received memez, & . :- - : : een | repet! { : OYLE.c (e3)| Funeral Saturday. N ae EY * aos : the Kanaas lost to the Kansas Ag- when shooting for the winniag |. Phen of his tactics of last G. H. P. Ci ar Co 1 COXLE-GRADY—Entered into reet on | from the reuidence of i ee oa POCK ET BOK Inet lll th ! . /Sies, Ames Nebraska and Okiaho. point. A large gallery watched the. ursday night at the South Ps. ‘aa = —4 —_ Geyie tant 7 Pr — at ; a. m.. Eva re Angerer 1135 Ravard avenue to Se By. ee. Lange. Olive fare te —~ ‘ : 3; a + i Phila., =o ie ae ~ S . ; ; far mother or Mrs. eters ‘emetery. Decease . “ t o i , pocket hoa ‘ . ; ma Aggies. but in the closing weeks match. ‘Broadway club would result in a) = — — oN rt Cotty. Mrs. Thomas J. McMahon. her of Olive Grove Circle ie. 27° c. Enrt- whe received Rg y ried : pe their pre-Thanksgiving schedule _ TOMeht, Sol Fenchel, represent- heavy penalty. —— ——F ee BF I inte Thomas ‘on } iC oa le v3 wee ymerican Lady Auxiliary, No en oe : ’ — ws 7 ila , ionuieodiiie — ———: | ~M ; rady, our : ’ R—Las’: fei. oD” : Mey defeated Oklahoma and ing the City Club, will oppose | McCarthy attempted to address S=S -—s Of eee ether end aunt. Gearest friend | SCHWALM Entered into rest on eunee rrun-ahy Sehaee a 20 mark and white ; PWeshington by mareins greater /7ank Keith. at Pesch’s parlors. the crowd from the ring for the | ° a =,>,= = — Remains at Witt Bros.’ chapel, 2929 | Jone iz oie 28: 1924, at 12-05 « -. =~; Sen ; her . ' o- : . ~ ’ yal onn Seh } ’ =e wT) . —. a : Man the Tigers won from those Purpose of protesting the decision | . — =. denne grrereon avenue. Funeral ‘Thurs. | of Alice Rchwaim ines Meco? busband | “ae DOG—White male: 7% | c ; Orville Hoge defeated Jue Sca)- = — day at 2 p. m. to Bellefontaine Cemet fath ’ mines MecQno!l). beloved! . on: a 20th ana A if P @cthools, and tied Drake when the letts, 35 fo 24 ina hands in against his protege, Mike Clayton. | = = Interment private wer" ag aire. B. / a of Sprinaties4. | oie Tyler 9 ge: a Bulldogs v * eo ‘ cap ree- in his bout w , —— DOCTER—F oe _waim of Teviorviile, fii il) | PURSE—{ oe: silver ce a. ld¢ ere ; > in is ut with Charles Smi+ =— Entered into r land Franc Schwalm of @ ‘ on bus is itera nn list at the top of the cushion match at Krembs’ parlors the 8. B. A.C. Hie linn ei “aig = B Nov. us. 1924. at } - oe ‘a ee our dear brother, tation tet en. oe Pee Blew SAT wean d® ; “Oo ast. t ni hn oe a ae — z Saptist Sanitari: bo y r. r-gixth we I Sh - — . _last night. Tonight, Johnson me2tSia speech aroused the pee — . | Casper H "Doster ak 005 Cinte iinems, eH ‘Seise ee e « . | fe of oa ‘Gh nad working air o | Columbia Decorated. | Cereno. i + ONE = crowd to |} his seventy-second year street, in '™.. from famil!y residence “8205 ll | Biakemore pil. Pine Lawe natn. a Columbia was gaily decorated |— —— excitement and McCarthy | | og” ene services Thursday morning. Novy. | "enue. Deceased was & member of Car. PURSE—Lasr _brown leather: or pe a ; this mornin att tn teen > | ° was finally pulle@ from the ring ad PB. PF a from the Provost-Dreh. | Pemters’ Loca! No 417 (e) money in a emailer purse’ gne Ay > Ri... Sister Mary Innoovents be. and Margaret Vern nee I of mare ; SORORITY PIN ? > _— I 6 y a homecomin ollifica- Vewis......+....R, "s++-eeeee-S@Y¥IOr through the committee. { foe 1 | ove augtter of Mary P Hanion {nee - + a ' Ora } , ri Club = : _@rtury at tion t oar £z j : 2 VanDrne ney ae R T ‘Nien! ae ._Mullins ’ 0 order | fh ie Powers), and the late Jahn E Hanio: ) —s a.) 7. Marie Ludwig Harry. ward. Seturday “Tbe Fountais - re > or the visitors at Rothwe!! Walsh RE Testershas that the published lists might be es | Sorting ss - e of Sister Mary Celeste Jobr | in Sal comme show an ro A brother- | = nix. (e@) y , SMe wee eee » Bienes an) : | ee > and Mergaret I Hanion lerce | anw. uncie, , nd cousin. | X— Log: « s Goll Clothes gence & eee Ee Hodges absolutely correct. Entry blanks | meta Beker Mrs. William R. Relliy. Mire. Hare a a ee wer eT: Nor ions eee — Curany 3416 : ® 32 pr u ‘ - wer} | ie” ty B Barry and the | ras A. n.. fre mm aechedag’s chepri. | Fa Vwi el eee ieeen th te Pp evior Ss games ot See Me Sasa: Zuber for future shows will be mailed to | Feri; 7 Rea ee late Katherine Sweetin 2825" North Grand toplorscpt® chapel. TRAVELING BAG—Logt. , es ¢ schools Kansas has won Bond... -..-R. EL..........8tarr all registered amateur boxers and. k ee css, from the Urwulize Academy Ghape!. Alton *Te*®'s Church, thence to Calvary Coto. ®ta'e ‘Hishosr ba cp: — €8mes and Missouri 10, while Faurot......... Hi eee eee Burt only registered amateurs wil] be Bo4 VK. | Tu., to Greenwood Cemetery fe) a ERENT ai ARRON a OFS tes as . Nes hvitie and Tamarce. 111 permitted to ent I = a | HANLON—Entered into rest on Tuesday. OOO | pole hocuet st. St. Louie Me — enter. In every case | “i Nov. 25, 3924 at 8:20 a m. Lawrence | IN ME WALLET at: on Hodiamnont the ists will close 72 hours before | Me re J. Hanion fie, gy tee oon of Lavrence jie _ MORIAM ——e shout 1946 » m : ce. ee non ‘nee Murke) brother of| Ia iovin memory of our dear moi. | ther, containing tney : Fe. the show, giving the committee ee ont lean ‘ne ate ADnile. James and «crandmother Alu a Sicoer, oa. — aid a7 tiem, eman's fut "mae oe time to classify boxers and prepare ih Puneet feast “abiniin ee, Rats posses away one year age Nev 28 198 oe J reward . . he Vi 1A "@Tit Or 4 ' ote : ‘ , oe ‘ . you Sutter an ecard a ATjgT —- f a complete and official program. aR at 8 30 o'clock ty 2 a Can sn: | guld do nothing tnt sit and ery. ™ Dav bern) reward, Phone tinal Bhs aa” Promoters were notified that | ih. tion Church. Interment in Caivacy , son — ar sinking hour by hour between & 30 and 7 20 3 ‘ - + ‘ a tery \ 7 - . in Cur power WATCH—Laet gold knee” oC ; ther must furnish bandages for e!) Jefferson City (Mo.) papers please a 0 aay oo ——— Cay wea mateo yeu more, atte on =. - enife « — Pros boxers competing in their shows HAUSER—Entered into oo See ae re called to the heavenly war Wichita. Turior pee Menmnann Nov. 25. 1974 at 4:36 a m Josephine Madly missed b Duncan. Bey ie or Forest Part rewaré Hauser (nee Webrhabn) of 5818 Hamiiton DAU ITE Fs GRANDOMILDREN N Phineas (vitve #210 3 fe: avenue. beloved wife of Carl J. Hauser SST ERs. . AND WINTER GARDEN FF . i oe is. Sie tout ncsmest tae BaF Oaatget, TO te and that they must protect boxers Gear Gauahter of C.J. and Johanng Hauser Oe ‘ _— Wrint WANS! tae. tetwene city tom | from interference from “hangers- j ’ ' he aoe ae Tickets | [dear sister of Mrs Mainie Faupe! and Bre Tmissio | tt JOnDSOn. and our dear gister-in. | | site! : ‘on will be matied to all | ‘lew and aunt. aged 33 years Or !D- | CEMETERY LoTs |_ HL, city hoapttal, ‘cocaine am setae Funeral from the Leidner chape). 2222 -pwireav Th —— nn i te St. Louie arenue Friday. Now 2a. et 8 Grand 51A@R) ‘Pert Laws ainotery. Found ; wat ‘fo3n} boxers who file entry. a. m., to Corpus Christ! Church. Jennings + =: . enaieienestinateaneee othrittaiiaas iets * 5 ti Oakgrovrve a meters. et « sac [A H>——Fenge A brown fernae Gran4 AdGiw ie...) PO oh uf (ors, referees and other Persons !n- terested tn amateur boxing would. be held Tuesday evening at 8-15 | o'clock at the Rusiness Men's Gym- ” >t? / 54 =e t ets K 3h bit Xe . THEY COULD BE SMALLER -\ Sieve. Ue ‘nasium. The purpose of the meet- ONS eS (ing is te give the committee « _ All prizes will in the future he Si hi Purchased and presented under the Mo. (hence to Calvary Cemetery 4 Tyler 1119 ’. ' . . Trier - mm Same Quality ice cp oe nee HOMICTEWRE Entered. into ret “on D xur—roed ae. giyg, aee 2 ° (of the commission. z Kate Homiczewaki, ‘beioved wite of Jons = — | moe a at pe Olepales pes a ener f on Ee er . vUTN a ,, —— eRe Same Size it was announced by Chairman “em 13c or 2 for 2S¢ iy and ta te inoue, oe an Sam | 22 S——Airedaie: oy Daehn: . De 5 a Pt: « 3 a. a . 13 bur ar -. ; m a . : . a ea lO Probst that an open meeting of es ter. sister-in-law and aunt. aged 41 years ; a. Se viet | . peeiin CEePTC , i ¢« ral tT? " . ee ; es Fai boxers, managers, promoters, train- Nov 27. et 89D. eee aee,O% Thursday | | 4 1408 North Twenty-second street. to #1 ; | Casimir’s Church, thence to Calvary Cerne: | ; # Distribater | JENNEMANN—Entere4 into rest oo ha iT. “~~ WM. F. BROCKMEYiE | Gay. Nor 25. 1924 10 10 - —~—y = Br ne E: sor ia | - : Z ; pe * a m.. very. 28th / CIGAR @ TORACCO Co. | Grarice 7. Jennemann. bushe na of the late tant. SI® — ‘ om) CARPENTERS a SUILDERS 2101-2108 & roadway ther of Theodore Franca < faent 2 | PERSONAL — Wasted Taformatian” of ALTERATIONS, “carpenter : | Sylvester P. George J Wait Reon XK” | fouple masked on Malloween night in mae bull. tuck pot Ag - ‘ané4 E wud f° ,4.: | cetrow Chinese @nd bias sitk en » selnting and COLCTHMe. a nemenn. dear brother father-in-law and ss 7-5. FP ——— = — prware. ¢ a i- Fu i from the fami . J | — ners t! Fides nn, £411 THE QUICK an4 EASY way te 4 ee ad : BUT NOT BETTER “ | NG . ‘ohance to explain to al} persons % et the ane ee , | LEWIS CIGAR MFG. CO., Makers. Newark, N. J. me ee of th go eae Distributed * tnem under the ‘Wee Park ever . «e TICKNEY-HOELSCHER CIGAR CO new reginte. General advice tr £30 a. te St. Alovatus’ —_ | a LosT my ie te AD. © St. Phone Central 5900. St. Louis, Mo. training will be given by qualified | wag s member ef i Misketes a Se in fee POor-nts- | Oe ee ee eee a wneeey de ce oo Sain ins EA a a cS fe: 22 ae OY rap IE i PN Nt OI ie

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LAST } i 7 = arifice your . 7 - *{Nrist ene. 7 7 sa‘ ce oa " ‘ azz Diane “chool, |e) te $25 to ‘ 7 2. ~0 Bons. | ‘a)) tay “he Ove. » ner OG Slane echo an Wes 000 CasH te buy — Or aren. ts a. “ig | atattuse ty fines eo Ot SMD YOU NEED ge is r 2 j Ww 42hington y be 199" K sale 45 na loans in 5 - oe : 4° eat a ey nd Prigchs —_ ; p peso. no re a ‘ = : - ‘4 us a eps - ae ‘D rich Thah Ca ul in ver ings. | | ART Eas * *. ttever Ss. ith ar lorie ‘vAHLEM aS AN‘ cE (cB3 =m yore Pi Pree 1 ae Peautityl = 1035 : | co AUTOS wr ash. | PIANO—Kuscn ne Oy termis to s::-.” $6 39 59: E°lden Oak Dec. 1: $100 to $47 Jit nr l2th ana Om Interest. ae 614) x i. and Olive we . ieee mEM MOTOR CO AnY PIANO—Dar iw 7. nae ig $2 + 3S Pres " « gh " ae $8-note (cS) | ar feed; $25 down ney | $10' mo fully nples ; er 9. 17th and Lo sus a Powe ~ — ’ ‘ip 1 thy- {cR) : | i, tea : i Samples || K urtzmann repro-jf * ia cela) | r We comid ote bis a | ly 1 us ed. A Sacrifice. i, very on ike new ei Pe Hi 1 ty Bt: vERS A] 4 ken j cent i53¢ | SCRUG GGS. i “BARNEY Ml usic a sth Fioer. ~ . ~~ = > “ of m o ent Yal¢mse?’? Wor! rpets. contents ne al ‘Ots need AI 7 om't last. F, oO a a bel a 5 ™ Terme Delmar 8@1. 4 EM MOTOR CO. ~ New ote Oakland FORD 3 SDA rua ranteed "sume $247—Nice rooms for latte denen one ge may = Hap Go ie STORE| and 1 OF FICE FIXTURES | VANDE a NTER FO Wash ime on ag iy private home a AM Oe ep eee M ARMON ‘oii tioned, new eal nt ne ee ee se dings. reasonable Pocus SAL; “w a wt sel before vou see = oy 28 Areata B) ae. 5173- —Gentioman pris gar “OAKL AND—o oupe : buyers in State. x —~T we ad jo! ning reornse ‘et : $300A—Nice ‘room . W ASHINGTON BL.. WASHINGTY iN HL. Fat ital aol hte Ret eee ee eke Food 1 running “order; h Cee rooms, - wen gain Pe ~~ / TO SOLVE RB AD EVE! ousekeoning rooins > igj4—Lasex ¢ aches. | Save &@ -cra) ot. red . terms: ii} ducing Grand. Slight. ; 9° Hudsy coackes. _THrewnirens Bg ADDING MA NES ca uous hot eter. — WASHINGTON Bil, New loon | "4320s utiPal new cont! nuous hot water owned and manaced ceutineous hot water: and double hede- 3 (NE Nee ome, a Tae New “4 sy Coach | $785 Where, can you get $300 Tth 31500 at anv - OB Lovely eouth Roadsters nor Sale REO T TOC RING. T., MCL TIGRAPH— _FLE XO TY med ROOMS Fon RENT—cITy | Fr ; ’ - ROOM Nii ely furnished trivate home: ges ‘TOR CAR CO... 3145 L wa age. CRANE PHA 1924: 7 t SND: aoe a eaRar | ~. $1850 Olds, + Door Seda in, $550 in mfort and slags at a fom WASHINGTON BL. 4802 op front Sana SJ : gone 250 ie. £2 a enue | Re , hi Suteau. Vicror | / AYER ~I LANOS— 3 peose from. This (cB) | & oice $100, with 25 Totks, ji TYP. EWRT RITERS— al . ROK OM—Hand deo ney s Ww iting ‘Mach ine ~15 erate ruc: re CHI Vv R OLE ET—1924 romeo Sriven 300 2000 It's a TATLEM ileg On ° —————— —! ™n ao od. Reval 3 Bi. wey — gate “y adjoining bath, private. OVFRL. 4 NT —Sedan. 18 SOLV —E-RE AD EVERY T uarant reed. ORS, 1—]1 9° ot Che 'vTO et £ $ P - 4 36? —Lowey re roome: _ nventences: wells + 5020—tet Fi. fl. emat: (Ss) | (=— oe Sonate fia | — > rR i Sal Ue b 8030 im) Z og 3 YER-PIA NO Ba! dwin, EM! eCmova a a nos; | Jarge | Slaves Sy tee “3844 £3. Compton. (eva Beery a stock must » SOoMont —_ * Bede ay . 7 -— Wii 4 itzer 88. : ° a en | _ofter refused * “3E® barwal'n ns wae inden and. ce Weeat | - ‘sed. 3401 1 Barford ar “READ 1 THIS a if yvour cha: TY TYPEWRITERS RS—; Miia... ‘POR pena ” . 0 Wrdewn 536 and Forest" ui: a0. New Rickenbacker - eae ' ; . ; "1 Pai. rE only need. Cash rn: 6 , 7 : : OCS, fur ; ; own A L7 p ANO 240... : 204 N Ty Diar os. bri » | PLAYE Ree —— Mahogany, ee. TY. | siancard make: very fine conai is (cdi | 750); hare in Price: Wilk ane AHL Auto Repair, ; 7 is Proop wii| ‘Tom Tesponsible party. “5 Arete S Other enon. g. Boimuont AS4 i J ATE R. -Pla xx an : encom 4 op) > tr, . fi ? aheoe th f ony one é ii 8§- note: @l) in exXcellez contents of al Condition; ae ced from $145 to $218 wel oupe; = Or wil! buy | these are bargains, S305, terms, trade. y gott m rtgage | P. A. ST ARCK PIANO COL 1018 o; S71 aclede | ° a 7 nd ">¢ ; S, ; Dr att —~ “> eee Ts RC LET— Ou ©: ir ARO af LJ YER-PIANO—A customer of oughiy overhau! cm Wtd.—Cord Stor ban, Out of city bas shipped us BW paint: looks oan any 5a7; i= et gee BS-note mayer. Diane and r Auto Reneir Ce a? ade pores 7 at e i. for her or $2 : ~ aie = : ale paid $i a0 for the le nent whi t mechanically: 1S3'7 is almost new gain; terms. Pig mh BY. 18) ar Ses {} S Fs ee owen ee po geet | PACKARD $1 PLAYER—Practicalty 1923—Chev Fo! et pens ang “ Sarees @. any amo a _ Ee iy STARCK PIANO co.” "yoig Olty; } —: Mah case a3 ofp igh. Truste hers. pay 39 hench included. every extra: ts a r Re came I » 1 er o Feather | 1994—R ickenback a > Re NF : ~~} Vv ROLET ‘oupe, tine condition; $75 ae ae | nn x ona! rr ale: " Steinway Vert rte- ii h my gg ~ » te Menyre. ' db: i! - jiaeateibtine istemper: ar 3 Used very little. Per.§ _ ROLET ao x Gasp fect condition. OLET T—1924. East 18: eae res ? bu Tr? ' pers. Pe | “ ete.; beautiful a || SCRUGGS. ct Terms during week. | 29th and Loci ROLET—1p°3 53 L ts VA NDERVOORT. this coupe is “3 : a pabieees . : td 1” p white = maie. | | Music Salon—Sixth Ficor, —— or t Ban corer one oe a | STE NWAY GRAND PIANO—In gple condition: s ‘ ODICALS | eomeoce S455; this is a rea! buy & - fy ir } 7 n beth ed rooms ‘for every Conv enien« care SED. i. Oy erhau! ed and need oes KAI 2DELI. MOTOR ee i etstesttnertheiiniterees ers _Gars s For — Repairing and Painting atest 1925 yma owing day. right e bd Lt dy Ty pew rite: ~ Neatly furminhed ru tis ESSEX RDSTER its _ that are fot ina on lis is not a ac gee the Ricker hanna ax Nicely fur- Coupes a ante = me 401 5-—Desirabie : .d- HORSES _AND VEHICLES: good running onde, DORRIS—Rtoadete: $1 7 gets this car for ‘S1243" 4s + connecti a i A m ronting iene range; ‘TEAMS FOR HIRE—Delmar 4 SEAMS FOR HIRE— 81 PMINSTE rR. “S24 by FP DS—5 “roa dat st ror frent housekeeping, te, $6; ENRIG sHT. 5628 — Two complete for hoamekee 3428 I ‘oumeere ing ion} *” _$5 , $1500. BU ‘BUICK, ea and ati rate ouselcoeving. ee REAT AD EVERY fine: bum per —Well. fur niet Led room Or ae horses ¥ with ¢ Lowenstein. in. 1321- os Lb For el new: save S800 ith the average name car, MACHINERY ——o tip wo Ww ASHINGTON BL rome, ood a ee “Beekly 0 or mo month. | $3: 0H curekee ink A! — sien Wit. WILSON MOTOR Cc Another Ya vai Combination NAME YOUR PRICE =e Pe S 6:62 5:64:82 24 bo & Oe MACHINE ERY— 7 Bourt Fy “a I —Row ister; Su. 504—G onnec t! ne hor use TROT LET—Coupe: late MOTORS DRS——Por sale or rent: a m RI err oacdster: arn r9 dir ree current 1. -6 to at Ar ii vanerepine aa he at sacrifice. Theresa and G: atiot ROOMS and BOARD i WITH Boal con venient! Vv located | . 2 Oe O18 2 2.0 6 6 6 © we pa “AUTO Cm. 33, 060 oFievaes Wwe re authorized An reasona hle te rm e. “MOT OR co 1035 m3 SY he a ¥ a: rooms | For RENT — mm! Eoo0d. tires good : eine room ~* ‘wrniened room + to es a PCRS : = KIN NGSHi Gm Way Phevrolet Coupe, Late 1922 . excellent condition: 32 DELL MOTOR CAR « ‘0... da er as + = 6: pom creer tes naman a nid i ~ , ." [> J ur pow: ith edi|P. 4. STARCK PIANO co. 2018 on VELAND— "» 9! mice. Call Grand | ee (o8 itor 280) Lpacust (c3) | STECK GRAND > DHO-ART REPR De 3 ae 3) | ING PIANC ——-Excbanged for Art Moéae GE—1923 ‘ musi me | Duo-Art: instrument = perfect throughout mipped, first-clas : | Original Guarantee: gy vStantial reductions — 7 ERIALS | excellent opportunity: conventent termael mi —Business man oe —————— | YOur Dresent spetrursent taken ag moks like new: 6 new Moluding track | Payment ‘reé; open evening 79 ls (o3) | Aeolian Co. 1004 Olive ot DGE-—>_ age UPRIGHT PIANOS 14. tn our e DGE—2- passenger te- ae” aeenie enol mc wheels: excelle iM mg cepartment, guch wal!l-known makes Bish like new: a rea! i dD iy Steinway & Sons, Chase, Knabe and mm & Auto Co other high crade ‘ogtruments: all pric t from $52 up te $185: yoy soar t afford AN y | mi these woode rfu war | RR OTHE RS— beaut ful couDde . Va en ; ,

~"loupe extras. ® : . > tre also Chevrolet Pun iata MECTRIC COUPE—Detro. | Dobe K—$1 75. eee Rew Fridge = if hh atdiian Phenpler Sport R Rd A car with pen and a car wi rooms AND BOARD—wamted ‘in privete home ‘Tor Wa Bo _or r couple. emnl oved RK. 34] S—L Large roon — -_ PreInv In ven tory Tru nde dk a I OARD wi mantle ee eect esate : Te ninhed a for gen tle- ed ‘eRO » De DGES— 10. rn uri —— $65 Sedane For Sale ——__—_____ with illys- Knight a Praniscinets ire DB — Coupe ‘aseiest 2 nicely Secntshad ron eee eee ee ADO, oupe. tn rood 40.3" — Houxekee- 7) FORD Towing . é' NEWSTEAD HOTE!. her : 2D_...... Oude, 1923 foley) To br no interest haseet: 10 per cent = cash with tnterest and discounts ie bP. ( 4 34) Une: P22: g er $100 own. : 2 tom | saves you $50 to $100 Stell players en F. 'c® | bem: tone better: $650 to $7 50. 141% Auto, BR85 2 tana | 20-22 N. 16th et. (c83) a” oO Des 4 1 Ja 5 ion - en oe SS 3 Porn COnPE. 1% New ]y The irs ted; mane MON AT 1P20 COU te 2 NM nt 8 high-grade “gee da 13%) M Dr... — : oe on our concert stage. Re- | Hie POR! D—Coupe. 1953 ; rock oe YY Ober Thur , ag duced in price. i ‘SSS oe = 4 ele 1923, & Hee ett 40; rune SCRUGGS. - ~ - \ AN DER\ OORT- pe le new w gee y @. ta wees 7 SEP OE ron dwn ‘inet o BARNEY Rh aa = ne 5H ne he: Ss) ) down _ (©8) | | Music Salon—Sixth Floor. ee OF Cahany STI 0 ae 3 a4 ’ — (ye Nase n yp Way j ‘ roa.twage ‘ONE ition $2R0 a7 Jew. | _— ie: (nhs LRN SW) ‘K PHONO? -RAPH—Laree — Pa The "ete. het givie- " % my $365 termes 7 DP ok Pp ike Cw $57 p. one. Jao |? 4 STARCK Plano co . 1018 Cae . tr) 4 — ori » Reap. trade. fey. nt ae ae : More. S178 1, Stas Wits, Auto Sales SONORA Pa) NOGRAPH—Oniy usec. a rare ba rain et $4: S : . es > ou He. bo e. 17% and Loc ose i i Bye, La aa Jetor $150 node ae ef = 4 % ad I ris . ase a ; if . bs ish ) | VieTror WF “TROL A— Sager Oe 8 ian $* *? i} . - hew x ~ ot AiG ' or $17 5 che, TF A BTARCK PIANO GO. 7018 (o8O) FT | ~ alm _ Coupes [pedsters gertiemen ; bk aft _Tires oy — COU As Se ere inner ¢ te & » Mervimnnd. wks ae 2 ar R}s ip?) Ss" =! F UNIVERSAL. 3401 Lecust,

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™ ee Es Oy ect ms te a eee or towne es-HAVE YOU AN EXTRA TYPEWRITER? I fit is a g6od machine you can sell it fo som@one through P.-D. “Want Ads.” "88 ovens POST-DISPATCH APARTMENTS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT—North | FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—West | FURAN, HOUSES FOR RENT TO LET USINES3 poole : me WEDNESDA RESORTS APARTMENTS FOR RENT 7 __ $e Loans : ENT—South gee. ay eeeaamas dae PRAIRIE, 35 Living, gimng break- JEFFERSON. 3719A S—)-room flat. bath,|HODiAMONT, 1170A-1180A—4 rooms "Sol ith For Sale West “g Aa Murphy bed. steam heat. hardwood u . “ = 28244—4 rooms. bath. elec- JF FFERSON, 31234 8.——Opposite Benton a : Titre “~30i ¢ 4 - re ‘ r n ' ie Park: 7 rooms, modegn; garage optiona: c LYDE S. FISHPR. 722 Chestnut. fc: Sidner_3130M — « — . r ] rT) | Delrnar Dd! : re E "h . : ' . ele tri ~ new v parered reasonab. = —e + ANTE = = : condition; present tenant will show you # to 7 rooms efficiency: rent S55 up SAR : ‘ Too che CKLAND. 31323A—3 nice rooms: ail eTON. 5 “Six roums, ~ SUBURB'N PROT ry w D ; TORE AND” _ nee § Cad? . ‘urnished or aie ishe ' , etal ae vente ~~ yey ; re . Ae @ . FARE D> PLATS—B£ri through. Cal! Olive Furnished ot Unfurnis tee i ly furnishes rat lectri netern rty will show you through: ate | rated. » -~ BUNGALOW Wti—'-5 roems.- furnished , woud —_ d 4 B.. gettin $22) the ie Hie tT? SAM fF RAL TY 2 6) . Manager at b wil di ng > oan ‘ SLS : ‘ ’ ; ‘ ie x7 i h va “ant "Dec - m. verside ZAd ve ‘ ‘) tt ?' . . os So 97 ~- " . ¢ Se " a shace ‘rees: near .* Ser Para tely - z z proo ° ‘ ° *% ; 4 _~ = _ ., 312 International Life Bldg OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT Pe inria a ee : . £ - — a — CK. ive 142 large yess poke Pn ke rent lotation heat furnished eak and #h INY. CO. 638 i S00 Chestnut St . ’ f Fest 2 TS vat ~—ee EMME he ; AF AYE TE. 24— Modern _4-room ffi- : > . , » -Z am cel eee. -329_Y — ; ? +h. rs ror? wu we . ag ae Roem > a , « : 2. 3 7 : > aa - — . re O ck ew'ly decorated: $45 ; ~ aon Must Se sold ag owner HI-! OINTE 4 bs — —— = — —e —— — —— a ; . fe | -S)} - i) ° . : - rr} F AF AT ET > 4160 ww rooms an i Ss ee D- he rdw . } lg ' 7 fin : ,T | wy mek i oon mot ran r er - a , . a 17.30 468) 1 porch: hardwood fioors. sun room serv! e> cor ior ven. ‘ e HOUSES. FLATS. ETC. : | 6315 TO 6531 SAN BONITA , APARTMENTS FOR ni EE Fy Bm ag oe eaten in APARTMENTS FOR RENT TWENTY-SECO 918 N. — 6 nice!) EOS WANSTRATH. 717% Ch Zh = ie F ‘~ORED _ a ere re en a . » aasiee - . o FA 4 a 4 4,4 ‘ ae . — - a a — - “ - ‘a : KORTHWOOD, 6300 —— New, beautiful | St. Louie. ‘hree blocks west of Fures: —FURNISHED 9 fare, bath. electric: spacial. 940, | SA iy Am eee TAT Clete | ioc isviLLe. . citi sroom| FOR RENT FOR CUtOn R apartment, containing 6 rooms inciosed | Park. o bio pn : : LOD au VOLF-POLLA *K, 101 N. Sth. > : rc OEY ee 7 conn partment sat lie bath, ra - YeTY /GCaRR 27334—3 rooms and Necre ° EA L E . — est ity Limits ca: | . LAFAYETTE. Jio3—d fioor west. four! desirable 1 o- | conveniences: $35. = ; Greater St. L : - . nw , rooms, team heat, will do necessary a o> Z1 “1010. Chestnut _ Olive 1427. | CARR. 239) sauiinanion "ie ema 1 a hk colore “$5671 ‘iat: 5 rewmne ~— : , room eliiciency., 4 } nc EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER _ Chestnut. ‘ rd J gt. Lower fiat; o fF cont ; ‘conven! a be*) : ~ ye 0 Th, L i . ~ nh; nes B;DS Pl ANS. darga.s. n an SgiVv i oo. - hae tt on PO ess BS Ne A Og, Aid x "« ee hn ey vy decorated. : el north: nom paved street rents from ck : ’ N. Broadway ‘ "2 tion Sesteliadl . awe SS. = - LF-PoO! 7 ( | 38: LAF AYETTE. 415 room mi Mu oHERSON. 5788—Second floor, 6 rooms | : 21s $15, ~\ t -Me P) i R SO a7 Seco 1001 :' ‘ALFRED BE. LOC SIMOERLL ER. ioe CY Stunt @ deastifui Central up: gar f desired; open for inspection. | - —_ —~ OLF- | Is - ——- WEST E ND REALTY AND CONST. ¢ | 5 ' . 3 otra PT ASS CONDITION EFER- Pirt ~~ H. 1430 N 3 3- fate g AL ESTA a | ay ej; 4 E: T ATE FE 1 Ww ev.. Amelia « 7S Cresrent: 4" ° ‘oulet district: rent Dol SGHERTY SHEEHAN, ai Chestnut i _ Forest ¢ a3 Ee a 1 Cg a gy area a a Set Saeca ae Seenene: wo | GODWIN REALTY CO.. 5243 Delmer ATTA $23 N.—T ep ay , S eaee am p_estra Aone gua wth ~~ : (At RRTMEST— ‘ompletely. etrictiv modern. | steam heat, hardwood floor, Murphy bed. M 9A—4 rooms. bath lect 7D. 4308— consis: | ex ectri 2 a ia soar a : = : Ea E 5232—New apartment. -14 SOUTH TAYLOR A | gas. te. rent $35 : | Z 3 ee ok ae ee Mo ee ag wats SS | bysin property. Gail @ ~~ eres “al arses eegegeaty . : €433 Chamberain. aute efficiency: steam heat: garage i: | dishes” } te! a cnr ray, 4 > | iy R 4 t . _ tne —— rs - Park and Laciede av on $io pt : amiiy of - | ian ae 6 . | ath ‘am heat mod | on RES See fe room elficienc’ lartment: rent includes t 0 I : . Se pg go eonguamer apm 7 > . a we , kltn fe% , ~ AS nes . mair & ‘I , eae ae 3 — Six rooms. bath, | —_— + _— + | | ; ‘ang rd. See Mr. Fitager- ALVIN T. Die KENS. Lexi Ni GTO ~~ rr 43 445 a et a3 Poor i= , p , . vie ; . ’ ‘ X . ¢~y fe hy =~ > - : ot? ar y ; map % Ps ‘ ees a a st oeig t — y 4 ahh 7. “¥ - a: } alien o . ’ ~ Ww . i lin ? . , oe . “ ; = ait cen pores “heat Lat yg eng 3 CHAMBERLAIN AV, | fe fan : month or $12.56} 6229 Deim : . ve at on, To S - CLAIR. 1388—6 ystimM. fc) | THIRD, 18024 S—Two r $1 Son : . 428s tee, FS ai Manuel «€ J > . . = : > > - : . ALE, ‘ . . . ; ~ Ven , . res ! ¥ hm ’ . s garage s. sun parlor. hardwood floors, | Per week. 7 c) | CURA. 1927A—6 rooms: bath. gas. elec- | > PENROGE 411° ' ‘c) _ bath, furnace: terms. EX. Tr SIVE APARTM ana : tu . MD lt ¢ nishe . ~~ a y ; ‘ " . ie AND PL. eee. ~KZRUERMANN, not efficiency i tak between! Ghee IGEN B Bian oO Reo | ok eae cae “ae, 45535 veces, bat, ferenee: | | . modern ; leat” (ea) | MRE cam Diianees Svicter aden eee) | OASLASS, S55cg > reser Sen. ™°S]) GARAGES, STABLES—RENT SEM Roo PCNGACoW. | ACROSS FROM Fain of the at wats, RA) amt mg 7 7 3 . os" (Chestnut s& c Se! é ; it @ red ; . m to y : ~ eS ee ee RACE, 100 N. Sth “7% TER : ao tel i. wa. x ; : = ay, : . ‘ - a arene “— — = ~ ‘ i. $855 A—New t}-room flat. hard- MciMINALI 37] an IY Ms - 1 : ’ MocerD : fur- . 2 ‘ moet Olive bine é . New Apartments for Rent a... -to-—Bi ACE i PS. . street “0 loors. garage. vapor (ean ea _ 2Gu.ts: me ie rn conveniences: t ht. _ etn: newir orate $38.50 ‘Central al , Aloe ows r want : 4040 Natcral Britge;- = 3 | on ___GBA DN, 8k cS); § | es AVOIS. 2112—sr room | = Ry, 51°53 rooms. bath. furnace, | : th = 7-froom Bungalow: hot- N F Eff) 3 A TS. Five rooms ie ce, wa! 0 1 tite Pasa ae ee PLAT m2 ardwood floors, tiie | dic NAIR, 1Y¥16-—New flat. 3 large rooms, ; _€2"ace: “ers first floor ; : ; : oe DcRNS the ew 1¢ 1¢ mCy ] f) Ors, butt in features; deco: te Ty Suny sate “ >: wie: I _ - be th a n na Fo t 9 2 ; Bs om $3 o ‘fency hard wood ic ui 7 EMPL! E r. Tt 4: 4) A—s room hardwood | STEAM HEATED GARAGE 7 , , . - ttle moth ‘ eee cartata ot ~~. ‘ r si-S se Ti ALN, ~ = nu . Eee we — : Meir. ‘ i oOo! €a-in ty Sal stn 77 .@ . ; : : : &.! family oaees: | ap a ‘ ment cc ns Sos ae ae co SORTA. ‘ping eh: all conveniences. (c5 — a ANSTRATH R E | | WALTY 1167 h rooms, beautifu:. | bi re-set ane garage: w ri , r a : (ban aueek aie fe aetag root _ th Murph _kitchene: ) " 1 mas. HOTFELDER he _— Ka’ | KINGSHIGHWAY. N.. 4134A—4 rooms. REE 4045 -—Modern S-room flat, $5 _ $55: garage optioral 3) | essary imprerements for good tenant: rent BY “ on oe ex a | a — n : : ee ' * CATHE | RAL, Ar ART! {EN ‘TS Natural Bri fin 3 at and 1 mace ; " rent & —— . an Ss CREED =! ) ~O3 4 A- ~Modern 4-roeom 2 ‘ CHARLACK ERMFEYER & : ~ ; MANCHESTE? 3 i aaunane we ae *™ GOTTLIEB REALTY, 2707 McMENAMY R. E. CO., 1308 N. Great. m modem bun ~~—-+i -.3 4 > AAD A cy RE do Wk a ee re ie "ew € 8) $200. = galow. 5 Benepe ia let KINGSBURY. 6016—2-room furnished | apes segs ee eet and bath: $40.7. fiat, | nome id f ‘ F | - e E + Franklin ; 8 052 oe m2" “183, ores, theb: tart terms. | Sl1l2A n-a-dor bed, : ) ow ae rtment: equipped | M Grand 6579J. | South th ive $555 Net Keeping; gas. electric, steam he jani- | S223 ee = — = = EDWARD LL. RP ; 5 rn |GARAG E—Portabie. size 11x19. $50. 3014 Ta = 4N ciaeaty ear —— — : 4949 WEST i ey: SOU; garage. eo! eee Gee ge eee eae eee ae 53.38 “9 ciency flat. Murphy bed mn heat.; Longfellow Parkview 2026 c) My - a. - chickens. your garden and ‘War. Rea tor * te 311—+ rooms and bath vse . ;NEWBERRY, 4633—2-room Dt: very. ii ; eee UEIGanibo aki pr SUPINE EY ae Lraw oo or’ yvory fin its: J GRAVOIS. 281 for yy) a ‘cally independent: cicee cm ton + : re | — = : | poaeeaas E FISHPR. 722 «chestnut. (c5) | . oa a ictor EXCHANGE—®2 : A es, tess: “inder street. good conditi ma ated: on.y > TL 5 | with eruit. ‘ and a rea! kitchen: §60 ; _ Main 66 . J . i Ub] ‘ Tre were Ege eras warmup aT : . — - ‘ +4 *. T S13 ‘ heatr 2f. ok: : o) Fe , . ; > r ee : ‘ ; Rec , , ’ ' - _ ” S . - on C a? . } 3 ‘> . Fria acne ty —— _ ry } y “EST ad ) ; be i— ) r a. s 9 -wW ter , ok Mal - - MICHIGAN t fu) |e per card 9 , all or address | Sage | 26 nape: Ce ee rae dec es; hia od floors, built- a eakes 7 s= ee ee eee Te ae 2659—Garage. Phone Witecs proved wanted LE iter trade 4, , oy : ¢ GAN. ir beautiful Ory o et ee eeccees e (o38 n ty ce aos oni ot te: , MENAR CL Saar Ragen acane re... _ — 318 —. , ‘ . he - ~~ . _ { : ~~ . ork at ' am om ™ —— ’ ic , ™ we , = oa , ay 23 ' ‘ oR : ~~ N —} rooms. gras? and McR EE 3212 C pn : pee ~ Ex CHAN! 7-—We = NOTICE To whe te? i . . é irnace heat. bath EE « ” ees 274! as? . OTic a 7 Water, e.rc- a ub! = ¢" aa. aot which bus ‘ine now connects Tita fi rut fleor:. ar! Oo floors a ber ~- ° - riser ‘ > . ’ _* , “+ + . ~ a . . . . . , . _ . . m . - - y ther postu partment Si 08 Internat e Ride. | MER EC. 380 ; . iain dni es tric. Olive 703 . v t off} “re ANP : m corm ‘+ fe) Wad. . (Va w mer ag — — — an ae a new pace to HY®, 7% sft . a J a . ‘ _wucas and Hau mt rd. Come | new place. } $. 2 ae : Gi ee ee toms | ~=SW NEW APARTMENTS rest 10 meet O00 | cCAPPERT 063d oe roe EC. 3800—Fiat. eR aS me : a a 2 ey 4: ar é 2 v decorated “rer NEBMASKA, 412 New ging! : = } é (ERAME 37 4-28494—N 4 Large. Light Rooms—$32.00| ~“oncrete tinot? ss ner month. WOLF-POLLACE 100%. sth fay or phone Cab. 2130 for appoint. | steam heat: tn! aN. an a JPISHT: 39° wee eke q @VOMING. 3542—5 rooma. sun pa: Goodfellow and Cabanne Pictency tar ee ti | WENZLICK. ae Wii SRAMEC, 2837 4-284! . hard wood floors, ¢1) Janiiot nd & rooms. hardwood floors. t:! r 5] nfu udine {Nate} eRIna : : ——-: + oe sicency, slarawooe 620 5 OY ay Corner Sarpy av ——— E ———— | you ; . ; : : - ath team: $50 rc t CR roots. room @er’ +c, in first~ . : . 4 ne a nr . - ‘ 7 : * west. {coy D1 > Py Pie Re = 2 o = ES. 5215—_Brick = 7 - y le of , hina oe : CASTLEMAN APARTME NT. ANDERSON-STOCK 2-73 IMANN. IW ASHING Mm EY ? aah ——e Se . = —— ol a + ee epee : ———— Ng A 4 ay CAT! a 216 Brick eareee: $5.50: —aeec | men 4333-4 . ¢} boa rda. clothes ehute SHOR Cc astieman. first ft or j din ae a ROS C es! ‘nut s* ne ef? Cec 3 f rt } : ; : Ce . . : otra ‘ te 2 : ‘ ne ‘ “he we vtlas : ; : . . mht t ' ’ NOW I NZ) men ' i Fig aS _entrance GRAC ae 100 N. 8 on EO RO . ar bel 4 , ‘ ' Fh is fa: ace neat. toom. living reom. -sun liane kitchen ea: . os ‘ ye : aoe a. Serake. | WENELICI pr | avy Vi Fil INTERDRIVE, 709—Garage. $7.50 month. ek — p north C @reasing room’? Murphy beds. 6-room e:! Efficiency Apts. for Rent i WATERMAN “or age ap RTH R ane nen pooaey ° . : ~ me carien pie neveen 4 and ‘LE FLAT FOR EECHE ‘ wWocks north of Lackland "land sereens: if ¥ . want ficiency. see janitor or 7040 CLAYTON ROAD. ie em aished = gas. electric, newly decor@ed. ehates. MICHIGAN. 353%—Four beautiful roome IN tosh HEIGHTS mo. and ¥ Chestn | So-to-dare and weil ball oe AE MER & - adie tar maggyrinhags, oe Apartment a am oO ge e fie cin ¢ gaa ~~ 4 —_ ™ TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’ s 2 —— ne nn — oO a fi hap K Et GENE J AL THE? 1} =o, 1” . - — on +g - Bs — » te, nes , itd . : anit r rea 4\ _ . : x fy . : se i 3 2 i’ , . : ‘ \ . ‘ Etzel and Ferguson Avs SE enc in also 2S . ; rT. “Rt oe ' 4 . . om . 10S, Pedestal lavatc: , reitrige it ir- . - MmTH ‘AR “T° 1 i : ‘ “. —_ — ” . a me = ° la # ~ ' ; 307 ? e AY AYETTE » nished new rents on. ; § ; \\ es T IINSTER 3 : * _ si Fire, - : : : — ‘ " - ' ww?) . — ‘ . = en . - sittin B , 6600 West) BT ii I NG—2-storv prick, 50x LOO floor - U . - llv « “ae it GO yD Inv EST MEN is | Moaftern Ist floor Ae of oom DOUGHERTY-SHEE! LAN. : hes ot nished apari™men* : Raps sar — = ; : = —s - ns. Oats. g - Rae: space - good business location. (“all -RTY R. BE. CO. “he 4h furniahed end eiuioped. ~“ NICE COT I AG iE, and inclosed Tha eae ow c53x) WESTMINSTER Pi —— ed 4 "sS as ‘ PmNnE fF Four-family building Each flat 4 2623 Gravois. (c&O } URBAN MANSION—Most = ‘4 clean business = 1911 NS. Sarah: DY, ' Qi ee | OY oS SEEN E Ed oe fur- _& , a ew -oms—®-reom efficteney. Good rtores >. In ; - = m Mi — * owner wants ‘o d svese ot ‘s | - bt b r ritictenc (OT . STOR E—Iin new business building. a e in sour. ‘ie roof. @lectric new plum ae: fleors. (end painted; gerfect _ > (eee NEW A PARTMEN IT et Convenient “ing neigh borhood, fine oppeortun — : | : ny AGENT Riverside 4410. (eS7 i ay : beawtifal ; . aa wae price R OL : : Dt ete GLICK R_E. CO. i Ams Sun Parlor ‘ (Memens: 5 rooms, sun parlor with! Wes] ¥ warmtn aten._. coke” SD ' P aR, nla ae ei i AVE i va int as nee . rp r 6 hohe an : eo room ‘ ’ eat = a hed ar nage . : N E \\ i L A T s \i in : i b~ Poe}! on . Rs ont $; 0] Month Concession a For Da a ‘ings. Oru: P. trap mente and stock. ’ ‘ " bia 1G, Vs : i rs 3 : ; roca tier a. -_ o% _—s+ — eS Be ‘ ae r > * : further ra . ever ¥ Garage if desire: O0T8, i¢ Wainscot ne. shov er. Vee eee . _ he in eae . Om ee ge ame cee eR gg OREON E.. & R.G SCOTT Central —- 2114 Lafavette ctty. a eper 8 Ge ‘ WALTER JONES R. E. CO.. 418) WE BI 211—2 or 3 moms ! wood ¥ C taia. Beata” as ‘ weg Ok Pte : yan ~ § gies tie ’ || RUILDING—S0x140. one mere. Box L-|/OTICE 7O FEOnIna fae _- Sohre Mill r4.; will sell 10 Three Cottag : . 800 Chestnut. (e3) 385, Post-Dis. OWNERS.—I will trade geod 3%, ie Ss. Keto ae 2802 Norwoot, 4 en re? eo foo SS Pelee. | aie rT. FERDINAND. 46734—4: ; bath mej trieit: very vreasc yy PO ee BU LLDINGS— 29.000 $9 fe. Caviimnt bs id- Tamm going fo Florin tna few preg ts ce ré.. near Ladue. water -_ ee a ae = ao wee - — ° 7 esectri Fo ent 5 pen. >? O ing. Rorthwest corner 16th am ase cides few re. 4 NE ~ | ~3 98% . RO = 2 = — ; aa 0 rr would like to inspect whi vois and Denny: i ait ti . _FOUR-ROOM: APARTMENT NEW EFFICIENCES, $65 FURNISHED APARTMENTS = 2 ASOIBA Nes 3 tora her | CONRAD f. BCHOPP. 214 catumet nite | FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished oofiate on track’ Loves ant’ Valentine, | 50x 1-976. Post Dimntch. a O 80) | Ertnae REALTY LOW RENTALS at vit. ee 4 (6. .1 500 e1 ne ‘ DON ALDSON $ OL RT tean on . nm ig Pay - snoaiiadiiiichs "te vi ge tow mm beat oe ie R. _K CO. 308 8S. let. ‘cB3) | : > dR M AN 'S CHAN Cc E Cahany 2717. : ; O22 ; 4 si i PU > fj - .. = oni mbar fee ‘ ‘ ° — 2 om . " > ~~. r — . ; a co 4 Cc ss, l 2 wie 2 : ; ’ ) ~~ *? a We offer a beautiful new apartment et cn had ~ttes she 4 . 4% ‘toe ee em ong avery wg 77> [ =] 3 : nha * ———— = en * ; 1 Raa site ‘ ur T 4 t 15 , tz } 7 ‘Ts33 Cases. a ae o frame bungs! Ow. 5 roe oPacklant . | TI ks reasonah represeDta- gic Datond : . A. a t ht. ern. Cabany 2138J -3) |GASS. 1514—Store, location suitable for DESIRABLE property for ae ¢. ot 502190: near Lackiand YANKS iv ing : auto and elnatrtant supplies (RO) T. BSH &@ ¢ Romort Mand Park a G-238, Poeet-Dis Ti yy 1369 McCausiand ‘corner of Dal: s;Ocaled epic uy ' ore ee : block ae City Limits ca catior wintery | _ » pace a” 4 - es ae ee 2. To # —_—t o Se : _& ee ee igh and beaithy; contain: rooms, wellar- weil furnished thro ith bookcases. ° antaniee on ot ' | A ae: (oR OF =) WN —. Surn!she at. ranged; Murphy bed and ga: You c? 2ima closets, iron hoards. etc. See jan- . Choate. Te = es eS ale PRE IN 179¢C ane . teed nen heat furnished ; PUCRTH. #08 S —12x75. $25. er , 5000 — OPEN FOR live here for about same rer ze r net on premises today 3 ——— . = = : . on _ P rie be KRE COOH a odinne nmr ————— : s. i EPSTEIN. 617 Chestnut. Main 27163 os 2 : TNCEY TEA N vice Hom THU . fiat ae pet heat and ‘anitor service. C ‘ase. EY EPSTEIN, 819 Chestnut live x LFRE! 8—In Shaw's Gard: new | plrwaaniy? - — ; | FRANKLIN 163 — store. rent ta5 Chestnet gt. Olive 3165. . 4 balance eas? we on this. ic oh bungalot *- & pooee > "hes — Fh] oms, tile : | + 04— reps S60.) ——— cash needed othe ® PARK SAVINGS TRUST CO wn R ANELAGH AP ARTMENTS Ungalow-flat. 5 rooms. hardwoc : urnace. Victor 27G9M. FLATS _ARO APT's WANTED _Linteil 6672. Cabany 2858W.__(c&i) _ Flats, | | me! IN GANSS’ _Ciayton and De Mun. Parkview 1400. _ Kings yUrV & Adelaide! sicroom 2277 MoPHERSON BL . E. OO. 711 Chestnu #E. 1214—3 roms 34 floor; bath, | FLAT Wie > ieocth: or nerthwest:| WM. E, WRIRBERE $906 8 Greed. |Z Apartments Wantaliie:: «>. °: 1 cella oe bs Sicse RC) ae aiztii 4 . . . ~ : m9) . it ry . } a : - al ny ‘ “335 7 : ve —y A — 34 - oo ‘ = S ae two: Gd ‘“ ' Leuis: ’ grom | Gorgon av 5) , tnt Ae gp aniy ' a - . Sit kN « 1°; . ' —e . os — —" rit l— ovum oor: pri wh: . al eee epee : Ne “Aged Apar tments in. Aijee Pahoa an, ‘ " , ~ actric ae bg . ne northwest corner 11th and Chestnut; rent; 95° - i. “4 cs ; Ap ARTMENTS— 3 rovunri ee" ast oO et Nae ah re om 3, Py | ALTHEIME -R & BRO. REAL TY CoO. . ; $82 30. about Dec. iS: rent t ect cit Cetieeds aman: ssady 3 Sew ; ee ee eri Gie ; ee , Kiteher . : . . — ' ; we ; th or. mn. w. cor. 7th and Ches:' nut. - ‘ 5 ™ . ; f ighe tosis : ee - a een ie iS Pig ot atea adh pores ——— Se She ES ea “SI Tc RNISHH FL. AT } (cq } | _ . uson BROWN REALTY ‘nton €56. (cS0) ANDERSON -STOCKE-BUERWANN Mans a 9 call GCahaney 240 S t ect Ktur : aa NDOAR 39 é‘ , $ with — nodern conveniences: Dy ie N. 419 N —4-story brick building . y for colorea Tr Excellent 2-etory 6 reeme, sieen- t “Bales cree ee — screens ate t >t , pate ‘ 4 rou dren, sta location, si : lect ric, levator; iow rent. $83 per : nes “ large ‘ot ow price 7 al P5800 cash. balance monthly "a ' > | Bu SeiGlial C CT. 4054 coms, sun-| 808 Chestn it. ic r 45: } -DERS POC n B : r - an ke a 2 wousannant N iL. 20 N. 7th. Matin 1431. (cd | Post-Disns . tok. parlor and sees ing porch; modern ar oe ~~ Sires - clars. pposite Fore st ark tej NEW ~APARTME NTS | lilv hare § ‘Int life Rid . a saibiiiietabin hestnu 2 $$ ~~ : - on ; a oe phone — Rivers: le 837 Ww | dca anid 5703 ( ‘AR AN NE : = = ———— —- i e.. =~ oom raw jecora! , rae Pigg Pa on : JP PF ICE—F or rent desirable: Ll4x16. ¢ — ~, | ae - — . CLAYTON, , 6968—1 st f S48 Four and ~ _— cia nie ~ ot @ Pe a ' a —- -a Se fieoor Central National nk Bidg 1 Fur- ' } Mepiewere = BL NGALOW— New MARTIN OLIAN co. *h stnut. gy MO ge My, a 7 om apartments. _ Seles ane . teh Ne A SS sate Ba B mation at 314 Central Nat ; ee ey —~— , i a. 1 CLEMENS. 6623—Up-to-date 7 Di tiers | | Bigeye ee on sane * nai a ae | nn! as on, ms. Kitchenette ; ——- Or ¢, t Parior. hath Bank Bid ag com) LOT : oes ‘ atow—o6dL> partment. Inc! uding reception hall, su: erators: decorated to su a aa he cermer Seren ee Ms aie es oe eat. tf mat wae mn conven ' ——> SOUTHEAST CORNER 24 and Chestnut ce. , and rom “iern = — | Ming , porc ch. Murphy bed, garage if dea : ” wn stantanes wa! le : . mee woo = th é’ aie ia RESLLIENCK—7 : 3, rooms of furt floor space Sane ble for offices, ware- ‘0 SUV reasonabi Rex . ‘7 Re $2500 down > rooms, . ‘ , s 4 ’ ; : ‘ ‘ - + A. 1 oo‘ } ‘ i iw ‘ , . r . } : iv _ . , ~~ ee # rin = > re n 9 . - - ’ gonattie BL _ ae . ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN ee ge. Forest 6409M uy | or (DEV ENTER. 1790 3 a —— | WASHINGTON S814- 2 ball aie ee nF CD. $32 Chestrst. & aT RN . F7O0Os-12 POO? ™ 808 Chestnut ; "ERNVON ieee shake a - at t: or rt. ¢ —— ms ; . ewcy apt = ot ee USH-B TRNS 1105 Chestnut 5 : wes : .~ nt Sgigee OL a WS SEES ‘ VERN Toms th. $3 “‘Rardwood floors. steam he : ne turns sec Apply BU! ; BA Eee : COPTAGE—4705 Washington University at Kingsbury ( ‘ourt “Apartments Wash. 4 i cae Ramee os | WANSTRAT l7% Chestnut. ‘I RGINIA ms att nstor soe STORE—422 2 Pine. . m 2500 Steffens e¥.; ; ene-story br sonable few fee? west 4 Penney lv ania Quees i , a > M ‘ ‘ : 7 2s ar) Rew o eae P ; nee me F ee l é mii. ‘raste . Witt tance Ford on nm # $750 . ORPON E. @ R. G. SCOTT, S800 Chestnes Seas 507 owes — | $23 Maa 30 -0 APAPTME * r . \Y a - 1103 C u mde 100 .f 4:20 Cleveland av. Grand Ey Ae below ee 9S ae ae pas 2 ° : Dee!rable =)) tes Rie re oat " ‘ i Fy 4 . ’ a ‘f .*t 2. RR . “\ oj ‘ : eA ae 2 my? +: dae ar. ee in in ; - — ue aetna iittala “ —_ ——————E a rot: —_ 88 == ae eee 8 ~ . T2l GOODFELLOW ing facing sunken gar . - jiiaaes ith fl. N. W , and os + an | weet of Gra nt: ope: .. G > ) . ASHLAND, 4335—10 rooms. hot-water > ie = *: Ba West a: — a Se wODERS LITTLE | Five rooms and bath: newly rat and stn fr on th butllt-in be, ‘reened eae eee re . sh. & aN. SO) Ty ; yord; rent $75. See thin. ut PRES: — 3036 Feir 6-room. ready for occupancy: third floor noth i “es reasonable. —— | _ ‘ U i SI E 2 LATS. (e3) S Waa satgceie lor oq «L4OT—This goot int. bargain, @ -§ - foundation ¢rs oONain ba Open eS E YROOMAN. | Kingsbury court. 2d 3 ee RMAND. 2 . 6 ila: rocr ISO8A Rvtz lai “apie WO East 25 biock north of Detmar Sf; |- 3 ain & th ie! uUryY COL SA e : Go- a ee hath. elect $i? 50 bath saieeesiion * Bae v rool TN HEI TY foot: easy term one ' RAMIL TON, 519--Near Washington. 4 EDWARD L BAKEW ts 25° gas. electric. enh, | ARMS — , — . 1988 Sieh sar , : Northwest sa 2 a dy + BRO. | Chestr —— x come; fust decorated: reasonable: open M Olive | DODO . SASS. °?70: rs a toile satiate so OSS. se 4 +} — ; ID ) N —8-roo room, om, dwelling: bath. | ——— eens a i TY MGHERTY. Central 1514-17 (cROD) ] ] 1 (* i een an Ps. Cire Bact Ag iontg ay PO a rs . > “den . — . ic $45 FARMS FOR SALE buy new bungalow. a Richmend anit nocati om a ok Mii Lrift Pct 4 ’ hain . . ‘ (nut. ee ‘ mes, ~ =. Yibibess : _ : a — Donal son ourt nes SYTON BRUT pe et a OES ee | 1615 (Gra tas ome, $22.50: thre FOR LEASE | | ato ee, F H. 3 KS } Modern Warehouse, : uu , Qeteil x it “tors. SL REALTY CO. Main asi. = Lee on ea cia WRN? a eta RN oes . ‘ * oe ark: oth We: a . AE en, um teed ee RS ? Sey PERI He . var aka nome aks ees eis vie te eens Se Ai eet maa wes Ni oy “ aca hs Reo ie ‘ KINGSRURY BI S727—Block south W eaten ingter: efficiene. apartment fy REPR: o~ ye . ' ‘or 22 5 ; = mma r ’ . - —~ =i bath Central Location, | FARM—S7S etree ef mes & » a ) ‘ eh ’ 7 . ad . . ' " —_—" BS te Natraom : concessions DELMAR B AND WESTGATE V IE. RALLY. ~,07 Franklin ay SPE ial —" EME NTS TO ADULTS 233 rooms i ‘on 3 County. I!.. with tmorevemests Minneso KINGSBURY, 57K? - Sd floor east; four ., 5 ni th kitchenette. Gressing | : L946 Arse rooms ) — eS inal Swi Bes a Sone oe SRG, 3204 S. Grand — Terminal Switches, terms. 8270 ta ay. s , heating plant ; TH. ; ect S. hype ' reom®, gum parlor and sleening porch - © . in or bed: | co7 tee: EAST 293. ees women ae i fur eel wy ‘GENE | J. ALTHE! MEM “S17 am . rt P . ’ . “Orr rt mr 24) hn Dun one ~a , ‘ EET} 7 . > ' ¥ sy > ‘ x Southwest Bevin * 2 is oF Te > - : Sprinkler an ; Heat; - Sw st ms. ‘gy wes KING sSBCRY. GANS. 4 reo “ and at = - aa ‘ lal ; on c i , . " : ? : > : \ ; . : , . _— : am i” ge i uv > sii HE ' : } tut pleactrie: id f omer : : NORTH MARKET. 2?403—ar Sth - FARMS—Two 10-acre tracts: and Ineclosa! Weep ne perah: open t. he nd col r. acd lreens oe Fr l ele electt “nace. §- MACNOW] ,as0 ; ~~ R . RE ~ -: Se Cnheu 1. alee store: good location: onir $25. soll: suitable for truck far J ] Pat ‘ST FIN, iP A beeen ry rt Nia " pd ? 3 se 4 ; : ; ; : : u . ‘+ > L \ . a © : , ? ’ + - , . ‘ I _ : * i i>! = or ss Py ; a : —_ ~ ai “ - oy a WoLPF-P*t _ L Af "kK 101 N Sth ” 5 - ors ‘ . car ithe. : + geod road. Qe 3 , wT DOWN ] w cr Tay or and lac ece , i : “te rin ‘ * ’ n uit . pe ore has re) 7 . '> ; . ; . , . m ; PH . } ? ‘ . . , ’ ; J ee * . r s a "ty : = ’ . " = 4 . > a 24 ree ’ _ fy m . 7 >% = ~ >) Overland. Mo. one 5 large rooms. and one 4 rooms rst-clas ndition: rent $75 per ; ) —— rs : L 35: e sctric: hot-water heat. VANDEVENTER, 2740 N—Store, near | ARM—SO acres, neat everything modern: low remte. See ‘an’: nth Ces pein : LIFORNI 1306.-Cor | MUR DOC 7 a Ty" | LA SALLI 3541—Brick r toilet show: wonderfu! location. (8 dairy, fruit or truck, 5 mes or or call Olive 733. tet a eennne REALTY CO eet —" este & 3 2 5 tants ie —« _ ath jm”, ~~ . : ee B04 house, barn and silo. wv PHERSON Ae: _ 4 reoms *? r\ . ‘Ty eat 31° *.* . >* 2 7 > - . = « on . % , y ‘ : ' —_ ja , ‘ > ¢ ’ Cc" : ~ - “ . ” v ° . - £ ip .? : . ca ’ ” . —e W. GE EMEIER R. E. ™ and ecreene* r per ink ’ +a - - = : ~~ : ; é s é ‘ P. ’ — rv , a Pe . ~ ‘ 4 . ee ° a r- | wet a. oO.0Cc F : ry ; 4 7 2 : c nv ~——s- spew MAPLE. 4b 4- First foe i+ — APAR i ME = ia ft } i ~ : i i ? ‘ : s>} . ‘ . .. hv . . i) . ’ con ti on 3 IE RO; ——- A — FE Re _ Cal pe Mie on _ 4200 > : BY wr = IN Ra. z ~. 1. co suit *) ' Ine — : “ fi Ut » - = - , a ton : ¥ Pe ; . . ed we “? : wit i ‘ a* 1 : ' , 4 . : t ? - 7 = "2h" AA 7 a . Fass) — me » aes , a ~ KE ms —_ ¥ ‘ a - , ; gyre a ee for map oft Webster and our sa 2 t. “eberriy. ’ 817 Chestnut Main 2163 | . ————— BBS Clee | nered Gent eee rooms; nes a- WENZIIC] Fo Se age , electric. $3 ISsOT RI +28 rooms, 6 baths: | [OLLAS-LUPFER R. E IMPROVED PR’P’TY S308 MAPLE. OE oo ot Ser? : Lip 395 | ot. 1 -New. modern # rooms. raised: janitor service: eppesite park ah See —___‘“) $fORES—And flats; South apartinenst he w. “a rie . : = . - ‘ = ae ee - - : a ; ; - » ttae5°? ’ ~~ ar Linde! ee : —_ - se . ——— $$$ —- -~ ’ ‘ 3419 = —Large store . A b® As fayette bank. Box Y decorated through. , , . dh ; , . TT. Lv re Teanhwvr + wai PT aac } if 34—Inwe : ; market, hardware ald ; £ > ae ‘ ‘es any _busi ness. , ; . — CLAUDE VROOMAN, 108 No & ; ‘46 Syracuse. 2d floor south: | « ~ a 6 (Saee ret 7 , ephyt biocks nor ' ode. au a4 e: 5 rooms and ened porct = te ) . + ae ke of ‘ter. new eon 2 , : : —— -— : — a 2 ST : EGLADE. 1! : . PFER |! ;' -room. ¢ RICPGE 339-—8'x-room hou: ow | rs store: busy street ren ‘ Boos 9 as or “ : + wes heat furn a: ld A J ; furnace pas and we preaet RON, . TY . p % ° ¥ ’ MT Et. EF. pe & F . - . : , ra pals ‘ r tpav iti ‘ ie: a ——— . ‘ : ‘ vt | : i ~ — ; te Sy i yy aie 2 UST € So tu a tt ° 33500 for . : Phage | a * : > z a. } . ; ' bs ’ "TT? ~ . © ‘ ~ AP ARTME NTs a” FAIR R rN TAL a 7 5; ‘ 4 a . ‘ poet. ean - , ; | ‘ . . 4 tne - ; i w. : : Ca a 4 - L ' ah : f ; ‘ angie flat 3- room re | 4 $5000 ‘in $10. 0 4710 ard av7ts newly de anitor eer! OPEN FOR Ixs> -ECTION , SK RE r. 4 = ee ee — we. aa se ire — a ard: oni RAVOIS, 2714—Nice «* ae arate heaters. oe will fad our list contains OS? sunesiows of 5 ™“ ARTIN OL: Ta ot" é6* 712 ( “hes net 2 5 vi s Mc PHER N , iT PRAIRix se ae, , : “Oy are ‘ : i tis 2 ae ce ee. P12it . VOOR. ws Se K mo , a Oe tel ” - Y hommes hetween there orices ee | 28 har@dewced *oors PAGE Bi... Ry 36- 4 rooms. -_ moder :. Jani , on 3 VAS! See te bath, furma ect: ixture 1 = _ = ners Sat atene ates — GRAVOIS, 2230-32—Store. x wr 3120 MAFFITT si =" a ae od amt we 4a oo i ee Ti txe low rent : z ew ly dec or ated “s ~a mo "” . wl ‘ } i R BE f ' . o . ‘ : eae p - ‘ Oms, at ‘ , > 7, ; e ?. : 4 5 Pry ?; ! ' M . o is d y bt low . 5 oom = : nes oes 4 h and : ms r. “win, A on - is and Fenn et . hens me a , :, comme —— we w ae Heo n: foot frontage on Dandy Ingalow - if cai of sor Weteter >ranc 1 wea ~~ ms bis." ‘oie ; . wal ASHI INGTON. - eke ao ne ms, bath ue Rv ersid (12, om Mat, inunediate pussession LUMBIA. 621. Tow | "ENZLICK. 101 ste 8500 “p Nive 14 neat, tie ee narait TTS Chestact floor west. 6 rma ASQ moder : } -— on tC STM 3 LE TeaNnm , ami , ce > : ‘, 9] Easto odern . m bur lo ti th. —— Sf ze ~- an Fa rn >T . 2. (Pret. Realtor. ° 7 ‘ mun parior: oJ arran@ed: wil! deco > 1 oe te co porch. | FOURTEENTH. 2825 N — “ : me: : - Daeneeiiediie = ; Pr orest Si. Evenings, Grand 4381J.(. hardwood floe furnace lectric fix- ty Store. 2 rooms, 2, BLAKEMORE Z4 oo WW Lockwood *y wWouret Dt re@acana hy ~~ ee So : of Cric 4 LEDD! tEaArT a by oe} - t2aner “ —- ' ,__.B . , mre ire et on elient beauty parlor. mil ‘ell : Prigiepenneanis sm sy ee CORNET a tt IBIG TRENT 1 19 Chestnut : ga ow : sag very | : €! SW. Key * Soa ‘ful, fge rooms. re P oe. ee | 11 Ch aty__ parlor _miliiner _ Wellstos bungalow: PERS ~ ORT iE FORDST "PAKK 7 ld ; ' cae Pi) ; _— Bath tn ROOM —Large first floor room. ia nace heat, tile bath, & Be 14+, ] Ww bh te Home 333 ING. 5386 (Avt. 401 — Six recom. our Toome and s ne modern ; ,Q, etc WW AM $4 4 -cengy, J m elect oi ’ r TY + yr near . . ’ CTEAU . sa... | rong? a meiies , ¥ Nt Fr ; a6? “ort . window facing Gravois and haem ord. 120 = 7 LA 3 e Ste r 1 t. 3321 SAVO} ' COURT eeticnie + r 4 Title Guar. Bia “ 20001 sustanie Gf ang Kind of business River- E j ms an sun Darios “ , SLT ‘ > ren pe ‘ rr . et | - “ 2 erside > PH [ V = 4 Ter wha: you have nOOMS—4- eun-parior, Murphy bed, he at ive FOCmRe BRS pores: wedern "in dee ge pan lie bain rCHal gag rooim = effts S 3 as t floors at? t: wil , e! AN Ee a, ——_—— - £ Cor 4m onl ho Sreater St Lonis Realty Co. : and janitor, TSO. Cahan T235 5587 BARTYMER . . i Eight rooms. modern: , : | ' ' od Twors, tiie 35. te ‘ isa * cc age ot b Ee TAw Tht Se a emcee , EU. j STRAT i re & De Wore mat ' rooen he — . , ~ad ‘Tecon and Meramec: ; : ws . , . ‘ 4 ' pt we neat , g 18x50 stra™ heat. Main some: | a7 R. LCUSE. _ T80- New Dizi! Jing. ie) rooms YY A sii * i ee ; | hh” gs . ~ . ines a _Chestnut st Oltve $603 BUNGALOWS . of Gray ere : 3 | . rea a! “ss J Ds Shia. lectri athe . ' Aiec ere tl te zi Tio ft ; Ge LES ON —. o en ee at D: y new b lowe. , , on 1439. 3433 race. 3! — and epen pereh ‘“F, Dreakfast room, Murphy bed : eT 4t +. very fine piace SU Leland Delmar Garden new ; et i ieht ss 7) PLA’ LS] . ompte Pere tas er. > $s : Yr LANIT aed S room tls : ~ > ~ ' ; " t ' Poor fiat * iil —— mT ot-% at nd gar NEW STORES new Dunga.ows. wtuicB nave 7 *n - . - Sy .# Oa . " : ate . os | =. Lia Fi ' ° ; ,? BF akemors . = roars. , Oh: 4 . ’ every convenience. most apart — =" ° in : 77 Dal Ty . . A asd. ‘Got nd ‘h ac cnrage cul $4) ‘pews st. and Compten * ving ‘ihe erent “? on corner es ment in West kKnd , Bat, S rm } ~ . ’ DiSON 34 1, P40 ' : me 3 “ : ene : ; Corner store with 23 arve - 4 a +: ene ey , a ieaaT yra tow av. : G BLANKE R 7it de rtm tt rpiy rte rn. ‘ . , ' ’ ; . - = — — as ‘ . ; sited A Bed ~ : ‘ . ‘+ . , *7 > —_* - as erent ‘ ; } i? aa PUT : ‘ ’ ; . wind owe ane bot wat er heat. 280 % 2 : . _ ‘eh re MErER 67345 ~~ ng closet. EG : ——— : rly sha :41 : nu 7 ry a — | a ion ae = - a 2 ctficioney organ and hot- 249 ncnester road. sv.. ee ee: eee - wear — a ’ : (leunar Garden vary © — i. Bg ' nd wm Sean wat ; hi Rew electris ast nity .-_ roe - Ait. L020! -room eflictency i Cabd- ; ocatio “Mam hester roa . . wae and sun parler; garage rent re- wen partmen five rooms arge vill be pu , ie aa . ctures EE AES Ss oI ——— =. en , yp PrN. | CH RiSTI 1 N BRINKOP "2 E co. lL ivi NO C {SH Ly WN - vowed 4 Sy) eer por — wees s. se : . > IEALTY - SE1., S. . room 5-reom ef : = mn moaneeinti —" Olfve 88. 619 Chestnut sat ive 98. Kit mel lms . , apr 5s Wet. PINE BL. 4.02 ——Reautifu: 6 and Pe ak : ‘ xt: orner apartment — 4 n es ot R > v2 atin ..% TE SIM } be One a . : pores : SUBURBAN P F ke alee ee Re a ee ee ' ouane » ae . 4 Radon L EF | | ATTAN. 12:4 a— . - fla : 7a ROP. FOR fe West | Zs To on These Terms : : Bey Br: . 7 roome. nothing > Detter can he had. (57 x ' n in Da! o | trees: let 530x147 nr RX Wx. a 2 o a ‘ee a art ty ents . . St >” ! ‘ E 6010 Maple, let foer east nmediate aw rent@ cal FRED BE. LOCHMOR!I eR 79° &), thew RAY tT ons ey, EVANS. HU, voms, 3. ml Posecesion. will piace in firet-ciasa cond : ua “A ag Ht | ' : , = : . a oT alin -neginmaaiineten eet : : be YS : " . “ ' ; , fF *1, . oA e + te - : re e - a ; “WE 7 ° como | er : Py a Ms . > — on 9 oe ; ' electric, gas. phene _ % Ren inisienieinitaal Nontitati stores and spaces: light offices’ tugt om mer ; ~ tie es wth investiaating te oF Toore ; ) ‘ aun TS, @ st a ee 5 oi " CHESTE f Nort! jeter: open toda Lindeij 27 : ' | tant Murnty bed | -_ ! . me . Li owt ’ : t ‘ . ‘ : . . " ry’ AN Ss 45 »- A #62 : . . — : ; . P . 2 . Cony _ ie P ye ’ > ~d49 a y. ndei; 785 wr Lin- ; . Sout® | . d i=) APPET m9 ‘nut eo. -§ ad ; orn ai —=_— Lmninad ecreened poreh. 5 "aL NK oa fon nC -A er ¢O : | ~ ha ee. urnace: vd tition hardwood ‘inc ee, ae ar 4A /ROOM APARTMENTS | Opposite Forest Park ACE. 100 \ eon nein, An Colfax Sé14M ;) AG, BLANKE RE Cty TEL Ome MeMENAMY R. E. CO. 1308 N. Grand _ AW Lackwond av. Webster ioe haste hoe > te bath: w MONTGOMERY « eee eS ee Bs. moder. EVANS, 4632-— Four rooma, bath, electric, _ OF owner Fores M_ DESK SP ACE—For one. phone snd —— a ¢ WOOK * te atioe ast of Sk oT lectric : ia ‘ aseoens - ee ; : -Bé . BuUtiiUs wi undings, $x a- [ivr TREE . ae nie O° - ; — | } Me bede: every Pe Alence read _—a inker noad, 6221 41 : me ae - a : +i " c . . ~y al : : ? d (PO | Fiat eH yE0 es, , - : 7 a “ vn be) 3 ndy e ebrate } iristmas oben. Southwood. 4-5 roems with sun roem. “een =i15 N Sas. elect Ts Stil ma ned “O39 W ¥ P ‘aeateaee” Mane nn = — wtage Oi've 1530 _ te} ore. Lin te BLANKE RF OO. Til Chestnut | Gle bath and shower. in-a-door beds —— Deimar 2294R. “ HMAPTPORD 401—A mrtment niet D 137 _— ee CMMIT. 70 - brick residence: in AN. «40 GARDEN | fas stove and refrigerators, of! heater NTH. 1738 N—3 nice rooma. electr coms, steam heat furnished, tile bath. GAMBLETON @119—Gocd “cenditice 2 ce ~ te +. ens; 4 nice reome, heat an, “tj - «Sia a ‘cor . oo : rooms. bath. electric $35 ition: .3/ AT WERBSTER—Extra | large frent room. anc aniter service. garage. Rent ': Mound sg: ‘ - ee ai TT" Wpire & [R37 Fiat ~ a en a 2 one sma reer: $i: feor. furvished XD REALTY AND CONST "> $00 00 to $110.00. “heap: $1] — i a. aan ne = v OMS an TEA. whos Fl ° POUE housekeening. kite bath. bea ted ~On-t WOLF. Por: ACK : ; _ Das "t-am eat .. et. : ace ; Phe We oe a oo B. H. aa th mm Srive S582 CMPHREY, 3837—5 rooms, bath. st >: Stzel- ogy —"* a. — iectoding ‘waiting room. prominent APARTMENT . STOLTMAN RE. CO ST J ' Secnseta ome" = ees S66 Tee de ; | | Corner, janaiter service. Rooms i73-124 . : ; ; RM: as F a ee Gecorate: vacant Dec, § oe ee and 125. 34 Moer 7 rRze roowrs = . ~ , . ae 4 mel Pa Orns , ; T3868 I , , . . eh > vabpnes (es) | cadertul apartment : Ba Naor: 7 terme rooms. | soa3 CHOUTEAU Grant toes, ||| 2 detested: socalt nana, oem SOP | eon | SIDER, Labedie: 6 rocme, bath. fur pte —— — ee | ; ore Stare. jal heme: tot ™ ie gare po MARKET i8iia. : gs hr ig an nape ; = }HINSTO “we $324. Mapiewooud— is aan “es oF! $7700 rear: ee : _—— | Qegpr. im Mode! Ant : ondition: hath. $1> 40" .G RLA Ooere. OO ohh ee rorest 9420 ee "| :Sggughed ant. modern. Call Benton : ees me ees ee | ' ** residence; large ‘st. | -. matr ey —— eaten yr. ed Shinra (of) BROW X REAL Yr (CO. TI@l Mancheste- “™* FR ANK SEE a Mar * Dutenh cstenial . owe} f. - make offer ez ot -i4 Calumet Big ee Seite = WOLF. POLLACS = san | . fit . Ge ‘ ony paras . . sae i. ”~ fe. Ty urnad . , “i —_ ht, NY RTE, i736, F Fite: himond Figts 7 1ohO : i well ¢ irniai a hard ~ . “nore = * “" by. cod flo WEST PINZ BE. £:290—Beauitul 6 and REA garage. Benton 1463J: (c3) 7 rooms. ‘better onm be had. (2) Grand S114,

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ? : WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26. — | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCE Vital Statistics— Questions Answered—Radio | TEEL LIST | NEW YORK BOND - — == —- reomnonn enema . — ace ane a NT ea = ~ ‘ gighkt to reject any query, r | ‘ocks — oF ea “og Pe ' - Personal and telephone cail Ir answers by mail, cannot be | | Annual D mmigal Des | 7 ct o 7 ; VR are? 4 1 vn * el ial Permits : . ? iedoudt: ||| 546 M | Bt ge vem atteniion, frcept iette? } fdicei guesttons oO umaGOUTI- eters , _— ax ———— Buri ermi “ . hs “ i INDUSTRIALS. _ en oy ge. ae i sincerity when co : mied dy stamped addressed envelope. eee Oe ae Ind ae ag . as Weg. Som. 2 cn's se % rst ¥ r r 3% 100—25/100—22 2025 MARRIAGE LICENSES. US.—H —The dime date Dark fur ich as Sai cient. wocae, 2eiew sete 2.08 ndustrial Specialties Also Mie MedSeti 13) Soil oak: oe ) 20 Railroad 76.50 76.49 yon; | oe 8 1G en Ss 191—30' 101— ose Wednesday—6:45 P. M. 4dperen « ‘oncert Eneem> ar Arne inist rect m Hote >ta — ee Se Ee ete ts bere 104 OO -~ - : or, AO id a z ye Bercy atzze a een A A at van - ~ ja —— Ma? Ne ne— Maer’ +e Mi re : hy & @i* L | ine ~~ “ns La 105 % ~ ET; Cee : r Dh ee aete™ 95% 36% “ha eaas Cell é to ‘ qT Held—aAnns M. Nelst REISER ws Poor VVNGN re _ 8 =~ if . af y usseees e Sbess ‘ic’ oo Se be et + ETfie Mar on he Pas eye a Merorhy t ~ ~ iyieteitat bP tet-ae re ok) Bau- i ~! > a te ex me oat oe Re a Pa oe 49 3 eer eT fore) Totty a 2S 2 Bypass ee S bore 1? nds iar 3 uw eee W C K—273 Meters WEDNESDAY. Noon am »b he , t A’ or) € to4 100 & 100% RUsPS LISS Ps t x gy "5 * + 2S K Rs hf La tet STRIEALI > t about wor nag Ne Abr ni Mi pul 2: @y ry WA . PT 1 » AL qi FORMA Xd ION. ber of the Bt. Le ¢ Bar Association > Be te oa - r ad u*y ‘SE A: » © 90%. if,2 PPte: SE es | , ° y 3 is no a“ t oo ®y ices Foreign Exchanges Firm. | ~ nn unmaliyl _=1 8% & Nat Lee 136% 157 » > a 172% 128% a ta 33 254, . 24 i> = x i} : Lays ee BIRTHS RECORDED. heath: iin Seiee tind rdless |m°0!s. Howev s save wait retre mgs, 1 ou! rr 6 ur : nd ne f cou (443) Chicag Rainbo in reader. songs. | hour ? - os ? A Ne th tt tie 3 2m — aatttBe Ft |e oe 3 ; x AP - eee Two k ~ re “ea ove wes iz ” roe > —’ee ~ . es “a 4 126% 124%) se ge on? pat : " iz fark, 4} ~ . 4 116. 16 =. a. "35., 201% 201% ™ j a ts . si oN s os 4x log Les 7 2% SS “~— ~ Po oo eels ae te 19 eT let 108% Lo2 loo ss SD Petits Etim ts en + : oe i a s i & -.,' Bik Ric ix is ba? 49 90 37 I 77 91 30 8 33 23 ; oe ee to Steel Order« Increase. ~ rr Seu” as " £ a8 te ‘2 - ¥ € . ~ ualtiuteunntSe ‘ 4 - heatiend Zz vé 196% 106% #* a % aa * * P —*. oe i" ~ z if? -~ a) p= as etn Ee 3 = — par —_ tt on ‘a ~t r> —— ~ ~ ‘i. ‘ --* ee «> om ey : - ss Litey 110% Lies n> & s,; one % - “" 235 oF Fe 4 SBsPsegssa 282588932. 26 fs FRESE F FF — SESERE CFS CBSE CES S oe . a) Sexbise | ii ; Wie wnae ere ® 42 FF £FF “eae aiid wm :° 7) \ '\. 5 Ha, Mar 5:05 P.M $342 Michies a . . PERMITS 47 Ha — . - “ wig oe rw M“ineinna’ : oe : New Orleans Spot ‘ 7 ~ iin a Ee , ae oS rT, SRLBSSEIERE eos ole Beso tu v a ee LT Baer oe Se BURIAI ; wes - z fie eat £3 oe ooo a3 WMAW (447 . at.) | ° wu ae 777 e" Py aA ~ ot oe 2 SHE FERAL SPE 36a eiguie 77 1868 I rehest : f WRW - # 3 eee seuasese. iii FF reese Pas ise a # ery bd 43% ad es : & ~ ~ “ - rétense if: Mo 10:15 P. M. i wa RSTTON MARKET 1S QUIET fe. Farm | AND PRICES IRREGULAR ve ™ = 3 ? fF ii 10:45 P.M Anna ' ‘3 agiine Boilmar ec Mill : - . iand Ls er 7# > « Be a rs 1 I , 15 P .) 2 rer : 4 1 . “ ; f _ ° : ots. eught rene of “4 i *ioR-st Le _ re "Sa 6 eu . ‘ 4 “ 7 | +e rere ° A Angeles 10:00 P A’ _— Sept oe (hr Ee ie showing met ;OInts. Vl Zenera., ai the beige ws fully maie- : ' market was up 6 to 15 points Music ‘ hour :, oe _— ' “ riic igher at 7 oc « ATWATER-KENTSPLITDORF acannon solo of music. ie - - : Fi RADIO SET New York. Songs. WEBH (37¢) Chicage. Steel gul- 2 | man's Orchestra, one-half hog == =. ai ‘ > — . . —_e - : vs > ”- _ ~ . chu ’ - OOrioje Orchestra ne ~~ ~~. . — : . id ict J " Lew ° ‘ ; : 3] : " an : ' : . - — . no . COAST-TO-COAST RECEPTION cinta ae WDAR (395) Philadelphia 3 Pacock * oe ’ 23 | . > , ; " o ° . “ ‘ : : 2 j ‘ ’ — . " 5 . e. Autemetive Electrica/ ‘SQsa0> cadia Cafe, dancing lesson ‘% Tt | i” seas ae bomeggy M. ? WEouR (319) 2aThe: - mi = | ' ‘ ’ : + * ‘ icago (legan : Service Ce.. Inc. | : ‘ a! Hutchinson ne: ail a ogee icVicker Theater ‘ne-half hour = . ; ;7) «= ..¢ ran : ‘ ce -%% »¢ : > “26 & LOCUST #1. St. Lames ~it mes WHN (266) New Yar! pitt Ns | ee oe A. Mw | MR (406) ‘in. Ur- Garden Orchestra, ene hour % wire Geis ¥..5 5 | FP} $54 os Angeles POva- nut Greve Orchestra, one hour. ~—- B-i-te

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ST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1924. | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ . anervepaantas - ug — = eaenaoues ; “aie oa fe . erates, fancy. $5. Texas hampers. $2.75 FRUIT. . 2G : .? “ to $3. | APPLES—Barreied _ « y Butte. tives and rout. at po—Loulsiane. $2.50 per ham-/to $7.50; ben davis, $320 to ; gan 3 * \ oe ——~ | per Oe veri eee? $5.25, wisesap, $750 to WH; Bi St WOUls BUTIKK BGG ANL PUtt | KALE—Home-srawn, 25¢ to #0e DP $4.50 to a6, peat Shs AR ees ; a TRY EXCHANGE. Nov. 26. — St. Louis) 0% : or ibiack twig, $7: ye, Pe — ncaa cusmetananiah tateiite cay usid the tule LETTUCE—California sapere, OS 0 1$135 to $2.25. $25.0 | Be tch 2 ing prices to farmers and opuntry shipper: | $3.35; ho grown, Zhe to , i Gin Pest-Dise 8, Following Is off Special to the Post-Dispatch. od al sou 7” ae aimee sted . +4) -\ ae - eo | eee com , ; Bov. 20.-—Fo - an iclal list of bonds trad he NEW YORK. Nov. 26.—Following is a list of sales, highest, towest, closing and previous closing prices of securities | (small jobbers are ususity uo nigher} C : ' | Cocoa NUTS—- vears ago. Total sales 1, mDared “4 Ee change today with Prices up to and including the yo Bes ot the traded in on the New York Curb Market today. Sales of stocks are in 100-share Jots (except In the case of Standard Ol ge countsys candied Abe b ONIONS NTT. white iSO to $2.50 CRANBERRIES oO two years ago ow a feeinl sales voce y Were $20,068,000, against $18,279,000 yesterday, $20,- issues. sales of which are in full) and sales of bonds represent $1000 face value each: co. oe firsta 38¢ to 4 oe » Pes we red. $5.75; howes. change wit! 258,00 i ‘ ; ——— —_———————$ . ___ | turned 10c 'per 100 tbe. ; Eexehange with the ago. $9,258,000 a year ago and $10,951,000 two years ago. Prev rev. BUTTER —. Creamery, extras. bic: | RA RSLBY~—Home-arown. 20c per dos. cre? ee—$1.50 tot *] ded | date sales were $3 6624.00 4 . | v. | Prev. | i ; 108. m ncrease. ' ’ nt son veers a0: 0 a week ago, $9,258,000 a year Sales. Security. |High. | Low. \Close.'Close. | Sales, Security. Hich. | Low. |Close. Close. Sales, Security. |High. | Low, ‘Close. Ch se | Standard, 44@45c; firsts. 38c; secones. | punches KUMQUATS — Portés S2-quart crates. ‘ a g,091,000 two 28S satin : ee 7, ae : wencmuial —~ | 34e: packing stocks, 22c. PARSNIPS—Home-growa, washed $1.25 | $4 ES Se Seca a — | High. Low. iCicse, | Sales. SECU lose. STANDARD OILS. MINING. INDUSTRIALS. CHEESE -Per pound Northere imme ito $1.50 per bu box loose | LEMONS _California $3 two H4.50 ovr aces es - s Res . . “OR. ¥. 7 > a ° 134.000 “ha ee we Z z ? ’ . TN ne Pcie Low. , : ae % a7 as A M Tr 6s ‘a6 83% | &3 3 Gdy Tire = > 3% 22 Mg | 5 A od QA live ea ‘ ~ POTA TOES—Red river iyo. $1 95 >» | PrARS-—Home grown keifer. 70 to 56 90 16/°3.5 INDUSTRIALS. oe re LN db 6%s '46.117% 117% 1 0 Cherdb Mf 49%4/ 49% | : r |$1.35; Wisconsin rurais, $1 to $105: | 75 yer S56 99167352 Yan Realte! 1 20, 201, ee oo 29 N db 6%s °46/117% 117% 1 Cum PL137 [136 | en 96.49 75.27 fa 4 ae b~ "4720190 101—27,101——-2 ors 45 perp! 79%| 70%) pri of 4 . ; ’ a : = © | 06 (10 G 8i ( 57 - oO ‘oes bu bos Northern russet burbanks, $1.00; Coteora- SaAPANFSE PERSIMMONS—Alabems, | do russett burkanka, $1 G0, | @basket crates, $2. flat boxes. $1 to $i 25 leehorns 13% oro™ SALSIFY—Hotme-grown. TO0c to 80c per aneom a" Sc: spring chickens. 21¢- | ture. © wunctes New York Sugar. sf 3%s° Hu O&R' 39%) : ; Bf leghorns and 1pha— Home gree” “* - * : ri c 2fc: ol . : wiv YORK. Nov. 26.—The raw sues svrings. 1! turkeys round 26c: old ng : eg 70; ree $1.50 to metket wae quiet early today ar we es aaAgeS ’ 10c | 10c | 9% oc. No. 2 turkeys, 16c: ducks. 17c: a. : ‘30 5 . ; we 33.80¢ LA 24 ‘ “) a4 ~ 59 aa q . : c oe — : pa i covy ducks , l4c to L5c: swan | ~~ .4 ae re ie and worices | | ; | Gordtieta Di ise | : 4 we Oe Ln | geese. Llc. 1B SUIN- | nancy hall. $2.25; Arkanmes Mancy ' oi-—3 101—3 101—3 js } we Oe x ~~ - + * i01—1 + 101—14,101—16 ry va é + - . N > nancy Rall. ®- 5 neint« net can 6 te | 65 bs “ Harmill D. : > 4% | Be - Mi----- jens, 1% Ib. $8.75; . 215 to. $2.25 , cone “a 4% | o1—14 191—11)101-—-76 | 13 C : : | 0 Ohio 64%) Eten 64% 20 Hawth M Ii 22c , 2le | «sc | = 21 emo tL | 2% | neas, 1% its.. 9 ai isHES — Louisiana tips, 40 to) Qt unch: fe mat , f 4 > m ; ‘ i 200 *e 107% “VW q Hill T am: 2 | 1 le oa tii} . j id | ls ibs.. $5. HO0c per dozen buncbes . ‘WW be 54 for fine ui “* 34 oe -oeF ‘ ' ° per ty ] DRESSED POULTRY =_ Turkeys. Iry RUTABAGAS —— ow:k bi.l: - . : (na ‘acent — ; a a ; . Ea ? on va, Ve i , ecla i : $1.25 per 100 s mn the arlerneen pare GF gn ~ ‘* : - ee 102—5 102—2 |102—2 > a s ss 270 Prai Yl 1 ly 105 105% Bi ; 8 Hewe 8S ..j ETRING BEANS—T+tee Ov namoere | aac) bags of Cuban for prompt shipment ys-On /_ Aeheal '34../ 9 | 0 Solar 109% 109%’: Indep Lead! + Se : ont So ucts. 22-22 10.80: Avene %}-bu hampers. | 4t $6.03 , ai’ 105 1k 105—13 105—13 : & Penn © 144 132 144 Bee Ae Jerome D V1 | SRFing ro tage oy 2 80 broilers 2c: GUCKS.| en 50 to $3 ' Sugar futures Cosed easy. Approxi- ae ae * ND a, se Ta . M&SPr4%0e2014 5 = =e Sou , N90 %%| 90%) Y~ Cons 20. .|2 24 TS > alle Aah Lo og Jumbo $3; ™ SQUASH—Home-srown hobhard $i of | mate sales 27,080 tone. PP mag i2 ~ PORE GN BO: >. M SPchs °014 + : > prilils 1190 ‘- un 98 - $°- habtes 750 rap | Pumpkin, The per 100 ibe. January, 3.42 Marah. 3 , May. 3.13. & ae er / may oo a , | 80 "EAL ) q Ib. M SPdh4s'34' 1) 9% SAU ERKRAUT—New civ ran ke. $3.50 | : rk - * 48°23 4 z 44 , ve itm. er baif barrel. oarrele $750: keer For Additiorat Ma ets " 4: ‘ ‘ 6% @7%zC . . una a1 9A cugks $9 = ak : Cae “iat : O'% |} weignt etc. selling tor © . sPINACH—Home-grown, 35¢ to 1oc pe! See Next Page. p Wi ‘ | ‘ ane. Sq tse sheep. 3@ ° 2@ by box. fe b. } 4116% 116% 65 a Ath) if 2620) 263) oa et o2—7 102—3 |102—3 . ~ os .* = i? MA i A Ny 0 NE ALE EDP MLE LAT ie, oi A A Pa PEERS MA Te Lak, gh ae > stp ie a pvt aie — _— i » re . s . e : we a — — 4 ee - ’ ‘ ; i AOL: se AE AE” AINE ES Ri OO nanan te SCE : * ~ Wh ‘ ~*~ 44 . 9D M4 es! ‘ co Oo Go ig . go 1 - 2, ee ‘4 Par Por ML Plas ‘Iym La Ms 2 ‘s -~ a 1098 %& 107 *% 05 % 110 % O2 37 8, Ot Ng Ny : . ae 2 . - 5! &4 14 } S85 aia — ve : a £4 ' s4 4 os Vw ms = P 1 Acme Coal. | ‘ “ 1% | * | . ‘ 104 4, sn ; ~~ Se. 98 by ity | 52 %' T7% T7T% ‘i I . 3 7. 1 Adironda P' 30% : 30 % | 30 % | r eis : = — « 104% » 100% , SA Fa pfd Qj © a7 11 11 At n ‘if SR". Oty) ae BF :* Fase | 97% | 96%) 97% |? end. tet OE AmG&E! n [107 (106% (10% R 5s °26 08 ONY >Sist4s'48 59%! 5 cea ceo Ses r . 25 ly "a : 2 C -_ A APO Vac Oil ai Sed “2 ? “ — ¥ R7ec { ama oor OLLI ; T% | 103% 103% INDEPENDENT Olls. Reet Vs ae 21 “ee a 2S aaa mene 8&3 + 83 i 3 Boetc n W 1) 1 &I i >%c ber according to size TOMA TOERS—Californis luce 4 repacked RABBITS Fresh in good condiiton $2.75; repacked -6-basket crates, $5.50. $2.75 ae . . ROASTING "PIGS—Te ‘2 Ge ver Ib = | if hold-ups continue to in- VEGETABLES. crease, insurance will be —, ” Ps mares PP ra AAOHaAND CQ bh BS GS he Ot et et do © f " , 124% 116 44% 454) =. 106 4, 106 %, 106 %| A “ ce . 100 % 1 oa -2; 2m 4, 100% ‘7 £. ty | 831... 83%), 83% ( Un T S%s '72106% 106% 106% C & 8&8 r 4%s35 91 R Ss '52.i 65 ev 5¢35'100 rf4e “43 90 t fo) Darke fr, --* t> ~}- ~aen ~~ +h HOD Ot ALLIGATOR PEARS—Florida, $4 ver| Investors everywhere use | | paca! antes he searce and costly. At the See 5 at aa Io ofa ae ah 8 ao 45 i j 4 | ‘ ar ie © G r 1000 C 8S scrir ‘ : : ae 136% 136% 136% 63%, OTN ei: $2/ 39%) -38%) g | hes | soe Bee+t ag ogee. "| x BRUSSELS SPKOUTS—Cautornia soot Sy ‘Sitios oo | RATINGS | CAULIFLOWER— im BID io Ow Po i Ftw&RG 26 ” Ga Tk Can 7 °40116% Gt Tk (Van 6°: R 2 35 35 > aa 16 | 16%' 1° , B Cor pf Sunstar Oil. : 40 + 40%' 40 Wa R Corp 29%" Ss ana No. 2 ul, tT oof C D153 ss ar Wayne Coai Hic c : . a NO. %. | Lo MO Eko 7 4 iy ' . West Power 36% ' 1 see 1$2 00 Ibe 1724-28 Areade Bid«. , 1D. ewjil0& G 6% 3 52 Com Pow Cr 100 \% yY T Co N¥| 15%! 15_ | : GREEN PEPPERS Flert4s 9 4. . : . B perp) 1" 1 Woodley Pet 6% pd RTM % | 8 HalFRRyL&PSs’54 i on...1 we . 104 | 30 Hock V cv 4% ‘99 88 : a a 11008 0% | § Houston Belt & T DOMESTIC BONDS. 114 ae eT Peer ary a eee a Pint digs 37 106% 106% 100 M ref 5s °: Hi § v- ke] Gai 05%!) 95 95%! 8! -- DDS > Be’ oo 03% 103% 103 -' eee SF RIAL ee ae oa 94 | 94% ;;} 62%: 62 3 ae ek 40 “43 1100 % 100% , ee S. 131 491, 48% o~ 1 12% | J 1 FORE K, . * — * ~ ~-, ‘ ie) SIyg D~IH Di ‘ce ea Fee a | ~ > + & Cuba Co CyrtissAe M was ea - - ; : ° 5 Anacon 65s > BO ‘ “os c-*% at : / ; ASimH Ree as) OOy ee) ee Fee nt ent 4,8 AGWISS 5s - 2 . h Flies 84 SB% fo% POM : iC ri on ~ ya , Beaverbd As 8&7 ™% 7%) SiR) Oe 66 65% +3 . as 66% | 96% : 1 Cent 5°... BethSt7s 45 104% ‘ 104% 103 30 by yt 1. 3 Pies”? e ‘4~ Cai} le ‘Mi ew ; : : 1100 eee 47 11id L005 103% > id ae ~DP hee es ag ~2ic Dubil Dunhillintin Durant Mot. Duz Co A EastPennE! p 102% 1 145% 32% | ol eeeetes tel. ~~ im 39 ® -} 2 2 FERS eo G 1&GtN ad 6s '52.' 66% 391% 321% | 12 14GtN_ 8s SA ‘"52100% A 1ié hn (mis, , 100% 106 % | jf , ; OO Dror w 3rD VALI —) PS i — ir 2-1 Se oe k= 5 ~~ } ra Ps (INCORPORATED) 5 102 1 03" 72 Fra_Eiema! 9 f | ee Sear e batter Collateral Trust 7% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds 101 "1,' 97% , aR 708 a, (tee ae | KEW YORK, Nov. 26—Butter, firm: Dated as of December 1, 1924 Due December 1, 1934. 2 z.. a ‘ oe nea: : tha . ; sas a aeons et ey anne Interest payabic June 1 and December 1, without deduction of normal Federal Income Tax up to 2%. The Com- pice lA 2 do firsts (88 to 91 score). ; pany will agree to refund to holders of these Bonds, re: espectively, upon proper we 1 do unified 4s > 1; 7 5s B 90 , 38@46%C: packing stock, current make. within sixty days after the payment thereof, the followi of these bonds: the oS sgmadpe ° g NSRMJt4s'52, 82 | 82 | 82 F 4 OB % : No. 2, 26@26%¢. Mans. irreauler’ mills Tax: District of Columbia Personal Property Tax note ; etn ax not exceed "90, 64 | *7 Gs. 941%4| 0444 .---- leeipts, 9523. _Neardy _ whites. ing 444 mills; Personal Property T ee ¥Y ee pennery Tax not exceeding 5/2 “oor i @iT 4c: : est per annum. Coupon deno interchangeable, redeemable pony a31, 2 ; hy Sag Say ft = : eae Go firm: receipts. the option of the Company on 30 days’ notice on any interest payment date, or dates, at 10 interest. Dig 140% mss BT Oe oem |S MS P &SSM5e°23 OB 08% | 98 ONY%s S18 4) 9. ; 1 204.908. S| 4 M SP&SEM5%s'49) 85% | 2 Bete 6g 11008 106 “ - : RD ‘« ‘ew YC of M SP&SSM6% 0°31 101% (101 % 3 D Undo 69-107 af ee ecalat: | THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, TRUSTEE — ww SP&SSMc4s 34 85 M% 8 , Bos | InMBkKFin7s ¢ d f 2 Ne: b expre 0 ; ———_[$ K &T let4e 80 8. % Netherinds - ys. Westerns K &T4s'62 SB’ : oy 2% 102 toady; ee a2 : : CAPITALIZATION K TSs SA "62 a 2 Peru 8: "88 + ; a 2S CHICAGO, Nov : (After'giving effect,to present financing) To be Presently 102 1! ——— receipts. cases; rets uthorized Issued ’ ) . a 2% ~ egges i0 ? ’ A i Ss '26 100% 100% 100% | 2 do Siam oO : er ry v a 7 a“ cee f ‘ rs “ ‘ 5 4% - yay . ‘ oy Ns wi ” 4A a> at Wag sae 5 eas : Sits) © A go 4, SA eee ; soul ‘ y ee Wey eo fe RE: ~~ PD s Sagas ns a oe Be Bhs -. Tae S F Rares » " > = , moe oe 0 aia m4 Agpe eS lan ' a . wu 2 ; ore he oP a" Cee a - ey Ot RT ye Em ; : ae ; > 2B , > “a try : 1. 4 oon | gai! 64% Swies 5%8.1101_ (100% 100 |---| _ CHICAGO, Bp ic 5 ee Common stock, no par value.....----+srrrtrrte 100,000 shs. 100,000 shs. - . adel ———— ; 7 os eT; fow's, : ] ks . . ” ¢ is@ io ae seal a Mr. Sam’! C. Redman, Vice President Chapin-Sacks (Incorporated), summarizes from his letterlas follows: 04 %, 94 ay 94 ™% - Mont em 4s "53. .| 81% 81%) 8I% || Foreign Exchange | stece cenet weak; 20 —Potecars: total BUSINESS—Chapin-Sacks (Incorporated) is a Delaware corporation formed to hold a minimum of 90% of : 3 LS j Ay a 4; 66%. 605 RAILROADS. | Sot tt ee ~" a he ’ P } i ket F k a 2 es 8 bf NOTEM ine Be 18 Le 101% 101% | O'S. “enipmente G81; Minnesots ee the voting stock of Chapin-Sacks Corporation and to supply that company with additional working capital. 11 NYC con 4s ‘98..| 83%! R2%! 83%) NEW YORK, Nov. 26.—-Following is & i formed through various consolidations and has been in the business of manufacturing we an Th194 4112 NE : : . The Corporation was io @kR NYC deb 68 °35,.\112% 111% '112 “et of quotations in the foreign exchange 4 “y : . : ' d f. tain trade simce 1901 of “THE VELVET KIND—Cream of & NYC rhi 5s 2013100 | 99% 100 | Ca rkets: o=. : and selling to the retail, wholesale and soda fountain trace 1901 ‘ of | dia yuamrees 90 | 90 ENGLAND—Sterling. D_ S4.60'% 7 © | ah cs Soar See Ice Cream,” milk products and ice. The Chapin-Sacks Corporation 1s the largest manufacturer of ice cream, aie” jog 38 $4.63: 60-day, bile memand., cables | mery :n the South and one of the four largest in the world, operating plants as follows: pot at! in cents: I demand. C cables , auotations in cents: D demand. ¢ cables. “yaxgag CITY. a a cas atom wend = Tee a 0S eT te or . “ es we ile el ail ESP REPEOLO ns PE A °F ony 4 5 iw TAS 93% | | 75%! 93 © ~) oo ut aF — ae ~} ur 0‘ ~2r9 ptt ee Et Ute ) i1..| 93% ® NYC&SL db 6s '3]: 101% 1 ts °F 9434! - ) 2? Ao Se "74 -.. 92 NYNHH db 6s '48" 4 a _ g ° 9° / * Ao cyt Sles ‘dS 6814) CFS) a > » Me ary oe \°gn NYNH&H 9s “25 | (1 oe ery 4 : Lik . = 1} sae" g § \. Pe RPE Im OD ued i F ; a , : +. Oe - ty ; RO : " snp . : ! n Ya EE, nove 7 agente tN Whe! Sicappr ENE be ie Eton 4 aie Pere hey ¥AL 4 : : ale“ ASF b* - ae TAs 7 . ae ns » fae pat bal ies a SYS Rae Seat Sy 4 (TALY—1 pret) 4.33%5, © 4 a,” * . | putter 2c higher, ase boc; other produce aL are, ) oo 2. os i , i BELGIUM—Franc, D 4.84%. C 4.85. WEEE Washington, D. C. Savannah, Ga. Norfolk, Va. F em 207 a Tenn. GPRMANY—Mark, D 23.61. ; HOLLAND—Fiorin, 37. a aS a eT ge | Richmond, Va. Charlotte, N.C. Rocky es ms Cc. a ¢, 4 . SWEDE La — 14.77. Lead, Zinc and Copper_| Jacksonville, Fla. Knoxville, Tenn. ap antrgg 1 OE High Point — ra DENMARK—Krone, D 17.48 - b Va. Wilson, N. C. Henderson, N. &. igh Point, N. ©. SWITZERLAND—Frane. 2 19.30. sok the —_ Bag og $8.75 @ 8.80 per Peters urg, ’ S Danville, Va. sPpaAIN—Peseta, D 3.68. Pe a. puis. 85 r 100 ~peECE—Drachma, D 1.79. Slab zinc last quoted at 36. pe . POLAND Zloty, D, 19%. 0%. | LONDON, Nov per SALES AND EARNINGS— The consolidated Sales and Earnings of Cong Sas Corporation for the years ; ~ F . g4 le 104% ‘ Chapin-Sacks (Incorporat the Chapin-Sacks Corporation. ING FUND—The Collateral Trust Indenture will provide for a semi-annual $i Saaeraber 1, 1925, of $30,000 (or $60,000 per annum). Fact Salt A ecco ie. eae pet A econ: 9 purchase of bonds, if obtainable, at not exceeding the redemption price. If wre ren will be ‘Exchange on London 87 france. | March. $2.72 Perchase they will be called for redemption by lot. Bonds acquired for the sinking Ameer ee pes. F3v8 Pet ee wee @ ted at 184 a | The Corporation will have the privilege of tendering bonds for the purpose of the sinking fund in cash. jollar was quoted at L tas i los nid 3; offered . ‘ ‘ , , am 2 , . | atid ool os oo 4 re ans against acceptances ~*5: * DUL , Minn Nor. 26.—Faxseec mixed ' , W- ‘ays. | wi Crushers showed sma!) on ithe 3% G@3%,; ‘om- | terest. November and December fel! : ‘s 16 Pere Mar of — 3 ty 81% Ly : ae ate. rest. « i " ; 1, : , : : | t: a oa. 4%,°% ; a ; %. NON YULUTH Minn... Nov a Lose flax : 4 he : =” - T ¢ a) 49 StLIM&S ae 7 82.64; Lecember, $2.64; =SLIM&SR&G 4° 48 StL&SF 5s B 350 OF StL&SF Inc 6s ‘50 Ms 1. | ———aEE ln tea - , a | * *. > } pa a iieee +A : : ; Bonds + . ss RRR a ae 2G ——Rer wllver Piacount | PRESENT FINANCING—The proposed issue of $2,000,000 Collateral Trust 7% Sinking Fund Gold J 110% 110% ax 43) 95%! 95%! 95% | OF © : ) | . : funds to a minimum of 90% oat 519 -) ies. aa onsaer — 4a = ‘ie 31) 3% per cent. Three : sh f No Par Common Stock will provide the necessary . 116%: 17 |Z RAILROAD BONDS. se oils, 3% per cent e << | and 100,000 shares ® 7 C ‘on (which will include over 90% of the General Preferred stock) - SL 6 2216 11510) Maras os) 4%) 64] O48, |y0 15 Ry con 5s ge erat ‘301% 101% | SEW YORK. Rov. 26.—Bar silver 69% ; | SO | of the voting stock of Chapin-Sacks pr erga ue are A 81%! 30% * a , O% | RO%) 89% se’ cages 47%! 47 % | Mexican doMars o« ‘ . : ; tion Wi acai . I$ QUIET 12 Ss 26%, 260) ae 5! an ig, So a ee eee eg e102 1201 % 102 % | and will provide the said Corpora ional working capital Oo | 13 West | ° New York Coffee. ' : gi e- CES IRREGULAR Sh i,| 84% | 85% | ; sane : , 103 102% t? ' New York Rubber: CEw TORK Nor or — Rio No 2 26.—The cotton ma! Yely auiet m today & 7 : 2 , : er 3% per cent Tiscount | cer SS) ~~ 102 % srond The | , , , ——— , oO¥ °6.—R st mold "7 Ae Santo No 4. BAe future f'rm; /tyO°mee F te 4 . recaved and by us subject to the of 101% » & Pana et Sa Ds ubber smoked | 77 Sc; Santos Mo: 6. 8s; i ures | = The above bonds are offered yy se ce Sesameall — p ttite by Meser-. Epstein & W & , —_ Counsel. Appraisals were made by wer +¢ 1 be by Mesers. Sek | | Counsel. Appraiccrountants. All legal details in connection with thie tems wit passed upon ! ; \' | man, Bogue, Clark & Griscom, New York City. | | Exem | pt from all tockf{Exchange. Lorenzo E. Ande rson | STOC KS Federal Income Taxes Application will be made in due course to list these bonds on the New York 5 : 87%) 87% | 87% | & Company se ‘BONDS || Grimes County : Price 98 and Interest, to Yield About 7.25% to Maturity cover een ame - : aL. tS F 228 57 | oe - e q Saline cae THIS Lorenzo E. Anderson | ; 7 GRAIN | TEXAS ‘ {Each Bond carrying 10 shares no par value Common Stock } ° be Seinty sims tome lige W373) ShN, 7 vee | Ait. Hilmer, eons naa 51,% Road Bonds |} —_ jeer but bad been ab-|SAl, 46) 2: 22% 223 aa INVESTOR’S Due 1936-1984 | ge ; ‘ws “- rg U *' 16s ; we ty -_ BOOK i pn eee importast securities, New York Stock Exch. Prices yielding about | Caldwell @ Co. razier @ Co., Inc. e wee not fu ; bin 1°y 45% 4h % was up 6 to 15 pointe Third Avy. 6 14% La ——* ~ | St. Louis Stock Exch. ‘clock. mm" <CVT tary : al | ) - Se i See : k C. St Co. nati bp ag : 34% 24) 230) : | Chicago Stock Exchange | | Mar . ein CA : A oe treet, 26° of50 otha e ' eR EEN eee I Hs Un Ry 1 pti) 53%! 53's aa f . Chicago Board of Trade Ve Rk é PUL ty , | a motion conteiend ia this abvertinament o nat guarennead tet ie Garkred Sram enanem wo 46559 0 wad ot ro! BS%) 8 a 410-412 Olive St. | “2% | wd to that on which ous purchase ofthe bondsisbesed- =| g Wab pf Wab pf Wert Mo. 3H 33 13) i i tern bie | : Main 3380 . : vd ; -f Saint ‘ M ‘ Ue Il’ . . 34 7 : " 3 ” ~?s ; | . moll WP pts 6 3 | Be — —<, lw & LE pt Fbwy *, sal Te a ; ie Lgl 403 ae Scale a3 A ES Aree es Ope. eee Pe sn aes Roe he i aeons ea iat 2 ee 2 ee ee

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SPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1924. ST.LOUIS a 8 __ ST.LOUIS POST-O ad ater necruaey o> , , —— : ee ee = be: @ this tec to short oe a Riggs Pe ag , Ofte logs from 2geenn ° ser r 2% Mav its early weakness and this feu to sho and pest ers, of : te ae $7 ts S&S tae aces: meena ita ™c higher: Decet n S2%e: : , ns es to 1 ae serine ieiiieiae tien ; ung 3 large ; ae | | oe " ponte T0 GRAIN > 4 , Ji ats Sf ec ard ciesed oc to covering and an upturn = pescet : go and ti, @1 ag ~. -} mn some : — - 5 > md ‘omen °s eat ur * 95° «he fs tT od with CHOPPY - | higher _ ribs unc wees ts 10c iower the previous . - . : * Market ~ “> . t took two car- @TOCK YARDS, ml. Nev.| °c. spots ve aqutel steady with tas ‘Se! Drives.¢~n9 bs r NOVEMBER 76, 1924 a — eur 340 OOO bu tshels to @#xporters 3@.000 “mint while the . ontiner ah . wd aaa N ATION AL K ae —y c ttie and “ reuk ami waa . >) ¢ ater . ag Se pNESDAY “ . i &§ wees enn * sass tone be? corn, 32.000 bushels oats andigoes of wheat and the | -~ KingGOM | eg __ Receipts today est frat oe 1000. | Fricar. sonnet —~ atti be ota tie | Ww : tes deed } . } ; ; ‘ és HDusheis Cw ‘. =e : ees t ry a. | = .. — rot i te of he me lowa I ee oon. H s. ) 900 Sheep. vetat ms Reef st -- : . : » J ‘ . 4 .. > _ state h ech) Br: fis her ~ The = avoar r “~ AS dct t a4 ma>©r 2 th a d € aiv a « of ; CJL t —_ ~ _ 1: * xe: , - is . . ; ‘ ww _* - pa -_ i . . yat-i i= . ; 3 =, i +. s* J . . o o a . » aa . han me ‘ e A, 7 ‘ | ; apmte a ree 3 : De to ime ier i Sa . mae. . =) O00 bushels wheat and 250.000 ,; exports concerns. how ve . laime \¢ ey i Horses and muies, 35¢ ; y ‘ , lings. r nge S4 Sal e en omeegle ecer ce $13.25 and re ’ bi i re a . P a TA ¢*} 1c" A 7} ‘\ ‘ 26 — A » © \oliday ma! ported a , k n for export not have a bid j > a’ tnitiers rep ted al Cc ATTI EB Mark - generally rtetcrY to ~~ ng 2 » yw ts ss .° a : € 4 ' — - i “7 = the “* : a ' : r « an . eae . . 7: " eote treme t¢ J busn as rye aanen = . : . cs: - . ~~ ” ” ont a —* a - rane Fy : : ~-)> + ast year ncluced +>" » 27 rs ota ket prevailed ! the grain trade today . OW heat ame with a little better buying quiet flour trade. buyers evidently having strong here today except at bulls, pri _ ' $2.75 to $33 ">: canner cows : ~ - $16 wae ’ - ‘hrourh. Hay receiwis Were *' 2 Most of the professional operators 8 ye leunmort but advances were difficult te enough bought ahead to obviate the nec- | for which were weak to 25c low ee to $2.79: belogna — i Shaan” Semin, (Sd ehiee aged 2nd la * bre gh P j . ee Sf oi aa ots. . t« . ‘ r rk nner raPher hold as the . - ee ott ; The wia of beef "a - a ’ YOO 7 > row s tu REY cit md a aR = > tesieee seemed to be greater tnan plies. ity generally pa « on eas , . _ ha hy, iness (y~wing to tne ed ~ ed a oO x > - ~ - ee ag cou!) d absorb Liverl ol did Corn also had ac hoppy trend. Trade steers brought 7~ >. => to SA —. t =a ea * 77 GS—U der modest receipts ef 12 Tr +. ese - a" — = ‘M) ! . al Senesienl . hoppy iu th buyi! ~ _orn i I ac 3 . . , e) 2 ne Rye bie, a bucks quot eek a : 2 is shel: coc Dp ne ume of trade price trend was he mot respond fully to our decline of yes- was light and commission house orders! lei+ im veal tees “er hulk of hh st hogs the market today reg act ~1 "at $1.50 toe Ss r’te “ere » an ee | ’ ‘ —~sry WYN) - ry oF? 2? te ; aS : > . 4 - = Oh thhe ae . : : wes - 3 * ~ Qa ao while &R ta € aught the "rll %. ' ert. “ . p hi her than : oe he. ab ‘ 59.000 week a5 80 000 bu m4 nae of ¥ became scarce ioe he ee ee decline | WtTe eaually divided on both sides of the > rket steady to @5c hieher then. prices mostly 1& te 23 $0 4: : HORSES Fee ee ante recess were 382.000 bush Offerings of Vast ee pale BR . the weakness Buenos Aires. A decline — > oc a! ere inclined to dco little | This marke a a ’ T reported at 98.45 for some 4.2. «ante « . . — - t _*? mr? 7 hy the a2 P?ank ness G s asi CS. . . r larxet. L, ih as were j iwee* . e , “ : a > . ee - - riin wee) day. op = a Z ~ aty a st . ad with 591,000 a week ’ ater trae See8 ee ee aa f quarter — at the opening of the Ar- | .nough showing a bearish disposition on | Tuesda: reg - t — “eg. = weighty butcher S, $3 40 actually pair each. ir elmarnees els ‘ mpaere ' aL Ri pas . ‘ ipments -: : ‘ 4 ent it &R& thee joo mat some ente ae > } = = ~ ia $1 _ = ‘ . . : ms . ope ned. At $1 mr TO e lay lie f oY ee e4 as 5) ar Ww bu i Lipp inz cem™mar d was Quiet " — fol! lowed s*vera! weeks ai4 slow. ' Ss 40 to $s: ev . tel ’ “ at = ‘= @atTy oOrTaes j r s ) ? ane . mA was ¢\, Ded , ine % eit : “ - sen soma a -— re oh ter = ft ~~ 9 ‘ “ — + gars - ot it an, a action - — rage 9 : = * ‘prt *'S ‘er ne . ced 7 an Oe ahipmente were 902.- | oe cinna Se hither: December Si.t2 4 |/@f ouch good volume and character as to' Cash corn was steady, despite the increased jeclining markets. The various cicsses | Pigs were oy mae + am, gga se f the’ - ~ * * ‘ aro b, - = sac “ ; : . . ad . ~~ Qn zg ~ Sei) 7 General Mar ket a vy c- ® busneis o> a heat - } 4 aa v4 ea: nk (ate were unche rec Later Liternoo ar nie a — _s onan - ~~ nam wml. O85 ee . ae Be = “+ > Se : . , _ tive—Laclede Steel Com- pany Announces Extra. Dividend of 2 Per Cent. ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE a : R > oo fi Nov. °6.—Brown Shoe shares again A eorganization ig : : ry =| et ress) n featured the locai Mara SeSSi0 > * points JUV Opening at 71% or 443 1 4 oa ek . ® - x 12 i previous sale it later lost a part ze 4 Bes the advance. Other Shoe issues wert ° a | Ses steady. Laclede Steel sold as high 5 ReaPiaggh ag pretrae on Madre q = % = 3 RE a ee ae as 135. sass 2 ‘ Ty ‘Announcement was’ made of g : ; / | a 5 *% 4) BE: declaration of an extra divrdent * ; + : ; 2 per cent by the La & je de Stee! L ‘ - : ss ™ 4 -2: 7 re u- 4 et The company pays § per cent res ‘ &, lar. ms te In the following table wil! be we . ie @ + sales on > Fs ¢ mmplete ist of Sai ld h S d Bel iaienss tethy: To the Holders of the Securities. Liste ow: e ha . tig eaterenaiiel a a omni tees Net ; o — ee] , 4 Ch’ eo a a - — : - t - SECURITY. __"AS5 +: ge oe Gree . epee ss he reor ization of United Hotpers oF Cerrrmicatess or Depostr om Receipts issued under the respective deposit agreements Rank ef Commerce. . ok iss “me 94% 1 Plas Agreement cated Uctooer I, i¥.¢ tor the reorganiz2 ame { by H t] ° representing said bonds or stock who shall not exercise the right of withdrawal under the deposit agree- n Shoe com ~~ Bs. j ; P a _ oa Vv 1¢ : Brown Shee com . ae as Railwavs Company of St. Louis has been ac pted and is being promuigated 5} ments under which such Certificates of Deposit or Receipts were issued as stated in the notices printed here- 4 -, vii C M : cA ii ' ‘i . talj/aa da ~~ ~— : me ‘ oe rom : “6 : Brown Shoe com on) ox ndersioned R -organiz tion Committee which will endeavor to consummate said Plan with will in the event that said Plan and Agreement shal! become binding and conclusive upon them, become ro | Shoe "om —" - . oa ° u CG rsiocl G 4 Cui » 4 ik. 4 aa " alias — . ws n 7 + + e “ Frown Shoe com 0 Ty, 88 . iA ere The several Protective om mittees whose names are subscribed to parties to said Plan and Agreement without the tssue of mew Ceriticates of Deposit or Receipts. ° me oe fo ai ' 3 4% al gr erm ent i ité i aiadi ees —— Rrowr hoe c . - ee? 1. and . ‘“ , idee } 2, - : A Tr. . ery =m ; J mn Sie # ji ww is 7 : -+ . — VY 3, Gq Said rian and Ag eermet c @.. . . . ~ ae ; che omen ae 4 : notices printed herewith have also approved anak peogt sy Hoipers oF THE Fo.ttowitnc Bonps may become parties to said Plan and Agreement by depositing a 3 in SRpe pie =~ gn, ; ‘ tr recnective d sitor ag gees ae ; z a. an fda recommend its adoption by their respective depositors. their bonds with the depositary listed below. : Hvydrat 7 g con war 4 -e , . . ‘ es 3 — i. 7 os ’ —— - _— ian ea ‘a rerocr ore DOs ted 4 et curities > . i en See Coe @ 133 —1 % Howpers oF tHe Boxps anp Stock listed below who have not eer — wns e: ee * St. Louis & Suburban Railway Company First Mortgage 5% (8%) Bonds, ae 7 ‘ hal i radi . ° ; 7. > + re@t «°F — ; }, ene wuIMNce4;r ee. i. WwDOSs iT 4 me its ° ie _ ‘ ~ me . - . aoe mrt ene IS'135 ™ ' with the respective protective commiuttees whose motices are print nerewith und are — oe ee bi sder Moisstsstpo: b cilew Trust € ompany. Sf. Louts. : a * : 4 : > — s® . : » siemens ot - ° *trec with the - Osit ries uw r i - ae Mo Port Cement et oo 02% may become parties to said Plan and Agreement by depositing their securities w - d es oe sagan 15 137% | *2% the respective deposit agreements as specihed below \'] securities deposited must be in negotiable form, and stock certificates and registered bonds — . . hana les rae +138 °5 ; “is by r rs m blank dulv execut 3 i . M , ee Cement 101 , nett — trees 4 * l s+har ‘e. e du! sty rae rsed 1 IT? b!] ank for trans? er or be accompanied v prepet transi et “er ~~ ‘: *} ‘ ‘ ’ 1 es & SS: : ©s On — “3 ; % n . | -) eee oLummens Mma tut in e . pt sa e Let us as ence » e 2 :.. Pad ater Odean 5 94 a St. Louis Transit —— Mo ac sien Twenty Year 5% Geld Bond si She , : with signatures guaranteed, together with such ownership or other certificates, if amy,"as may be required . emt { iw tT . oni. 5: . : = is wi VW ~ F oe a Rire- Stix 24 pfd 8 un Fe reer, \. 1924 and October 1, 1924) - 7 under Federal or State Income Tax Laws. All preferred stock certificates must have proper stamps afh a Secnhr es a ian ‘ne rt = ‘ x ' Morcantge : T rus? Cc ompany., s} i Cul Baners Tr rut, . compan \ N , eu Behari for transfer All hands must bear aii unpaid and appurtenant coupons, pe any, matur: ng or and aiter the ‘9 “aphoes ae 3 a is 4% ' °*° %& Amertwon Trust Comp omy, St l outs Empire ivusi Company, ew 2 OFrR Cates specified above ag n ‘ i ha! , é aS ; ~ 6 = ee ee | . . “ sation . . 5 % 7 7 5 - at aalmeen e ?? a 5 M -2ee it al ’ re * : re “ ; carte — ™ ~~ 5 al ) . j be art wiate cr ( Ci m0 1 TUsti 3 omPran ‘ i_ @tt. ~ obi v. - ‘if abner’ tier one. 7 & | fidelity Trust Company, Pailade!pnia, aoe te —* Deposits of undeposited bonds and stock must be made before the close of business on Decem- a agner fiec Pi alee ae eee cae fae Pieme- ! : cept upon such terms and conditions as .- Mercantive SE? — i at a sia - we Kix & Waike: D G 2d pfdi SOX!.1. Mississio¢s Valley Trust Company, St. Lows, The New tore Irus: Uompany, New York. 1. K. NEWMAN ; Ety & Wa! DP G com....}....-| 2 Hi ” : 4 | SP gion Pe APLEIGH . - ‘ ¥ neni - Work . Ome . 4 otc 38 United se Company of St. Louis Preferred Stock, A. L. SH : = Harmi!t m-Frown Shoe ......'....., £6 [ » Nettonal Bank wm St. Lowts. 1 Hydra x Preas Brick pid. ot 4% ” Watrrer H. Braorey, Secretary J. SH SMITH, oe do com . oe ae 4% oe EPPARD : mm . Liberty Central Trust Buniding D. SOMMERS, i > , n Stec ibertvy Centrai irus > 5 Be: Pnterna*ienal Shoe pfd ...... 13> Ht : United Railways Company of St. Louis, Co ° k, oer Rprcoge Dicisinaiieattnnn Qian, : ae TS ie a sg «we > Gino » - Mer ~onit ¢ Trust ( om Dans ; S s i Ou. wm \- =» a oe donne» + Step h-Shinklie Shoe... YS "#28 . — “ : } ae Laciede Gus Light pid ..... Ose, 1 a Laclede Steel Co .. ...... 135 ., ted f ie es “ ate? blectirh Lerp com. -? > : a » ~ - tft is f Kin och Lane viatance Ba..j.....[100 | ! A Plan and Agreement dated October 1. 1924, for the Reorganizaticn of po er ee ire “4 oo eae sli eee. - 2 Ini i pan > is has been prov a adopte y , . . : i? 4 United Railways Company ef St Louis | 0 vg agg wellene fl yemanetame Lindell Railway Company . A Piap and Agreement dated October 1, 1924, for the R d ; GRAIN PRICES ARE __ Soap Pa i ek pee First Mortgage 5% (8%) Gold Bond of United Railways Company of St. Louis has been approved and : a dated April 22, 1919, t nt uncersigned as a Committ yg fh irst Mortga oncs fy ) — 3 7 Saati maa enna ieee aeeelie dhaeahe’ an therein ane. gage © c , | by the undersigned as the meee acting we ag Agreement Be vided. A copy of said Plan and Agrgement has been filed with Bankers . . dated July 12, 1917 as extended greement une 1, 1920, between ri Be HIGHER IN TRADE Trust Compary. New York and Empire Trust Company, New_York. the Compton Heights, Union Depot and Merchants eB the undersigned as a Committee and the Holders of said Bonds who should cz ON LOCAL MARKET Depositaries under said Deposit Agreement, and with American gg ea Terminal Railroad Company First Mortgage 6% Bonds. become parties thereto as therein provided. A copy of said Pian and fi Ey | ee ee ee 0 ee ae. Lees oo Agreement has been filed with Mississippi Valley Trust Company, St. Louis, * Trust Company, Philadelphia, and Mercantile Trust Comparry. St. Lowis, the ‘ d The NS York Trust Company, New York, the Depositaries under said F ST. LOUIS. Mt hit HANTS" EXCHA NGL ' Sub Depesitaries under said Deposit Agreement. The Committee recom- A Plan and Agreement dated October 1. 1924, for the Reorganization and ihe New Yor : pany. : . a of E — ae hen naa _MAY WHEaT. ? plllitbiarinitithnienpea, ot song anal peal 1924. For ‘all Bonds so deposited the Depositary or members of said Committee as now constituted. has been filed with Bankers Agreement by depositing their Bonds, in negotiable form, with eith a ol pe Rr L261 % 1594 1Gt 4b SSO ; Sub Deogeitary. as the case may be will issue Certificates of Deposit under Trust Company, New York. and with Mercantile Trust Company. St. Leuis., Depositaries of the Committee. on or before December 24. 1924. ber desis By Cm. ia 16u LG d D t the acceptance of said Pian and Agreement by all holders of the above men- said Deposit Agreement. ce . 1ELY WHEAT ) Holders ef Certificates of Deposit fer such Bonds issued gmder Deposi nevonlbar 4 4 Giheanse of Dapasit therefer aie & 1.140% i199 =~ *1 $00 “Tjeoue | Agreement dated April 22, 1919 who desire to accept poo} nee ngor- Sener. ioned Bonds and Cer , og scsi i ~ e , daabe ty Geek OF ats _ : ‘ = » f >/ it Holders Certifica Depos: such Bonds L See Chi, 142% 141 142% L4l Me | nine. need tae ¥ affirmative pe ate te wt oh tagger ‘the nal weston Holders of such Bonds not now deposited under said Deposit Agreement the Plan and Agreement need take no affirmative action. Any holder of « rit K ©1835 133% 1347 > 133Kd | mewed wader ee Soe t pe ag > withdraw from said Deposit may become parties te and participan*s in the benefits of said Plan and certificate of deposit issued under said Deposit Agreement may. in aecord- a - bECE wAEe CORN ‘eee eee nd a i on wate ehebe of the expenses of the Agreement by depositing their Bonds, in negotiable form, with either of the ance with the previsions thereof. on or before December 26, 1924, withdraw a Bi. TeX ST 110% a 110d | undersigned Committee and of its indebtedness, obligations and ta bilities, Depositaries of the Committee, om or before December 24. 1924. For all frene anid Banealh Aeseumees anes saamnenk lt eee deter- 7. = Ch! es ifh\ 12%-% 112 %a- Ne | together with the amount, if any, advanced on account of the April 1, 1924 Bonds so deposited said Depositaries wil] issue Certificates of Depesit under _ by the Committee. of the compensation and expentes of the Com- eo a K.C..106 Qp4a% 106d ___ 205%? | and er October 1, 1924 installments of interest. wrth mmanest a > said Deposit Agreement. 80 all Holders of such certificates of deposit whe do net exercise, on be: MAY CORN tS. a six per cent. per annum. All Holders of such certificates Seana taba a before said date, such right of withdrawal, shall be bound by ssid Pian a Sisk i ISH 1lsm- QD! . not exercise, on cr before said date, such right of withdrawal, shall be Holders of certificates of deposit for said Bends who desire te accept or ore ; d finally deemed for al} purposes E ts | ch lw “ 118% ATT ss 118%- Lis} ; bound by satd Plan and Agreement and shail be conclusively and fina iy the Plan and Agreement need take no affirmative action. Any holder of «a and Agreement and shail be conc! gore, - ndrawal and to have Gaally aa 2 x.c.— 3 deemed for all purposes to have assented thereto amd to the =e thereof certificate of deposit issued under said Deposit Agreement mer. in accord- te have irrerocabiry waived gach —- Me wit at. and shell ta teund te a oe Be BAD 312 TIOW-B PID -122d WII -13 | without further act or notice. ance with the provisions thereef, om er before December 16, 1924. withdraw assented to and adopted said Plan an pregee a : oe meet. LY CORN | Deted November 26, 1924. : from said Deposit Agreement, upon payment of his pro rata.share. as deter- all the terms thereof without further act gr mo - : ee ca = ae siipquinintibeemapenmpenciaetemnateineel ~ _—— — . a > f. + . 4 ; . Ge | [ 1? % 118% 1204&-: 20 % -120 mined by the Committee, of Its compensation, expenses and indebtedrress. ao : net es ae 11a ws 113% Xap Lisiva z. Maca Arwerton Se veclary Al) Holders of such certificates of — who do not exengise, on or before Deted November 26, 1924, oe? @. ec puoi DECEMBE R OATS et | Chestnut St.. Philade!pasa, Pa said date, such right of withdrawal, shal] be conclusively deemed irre- } & "3 genau Soll n ek : W s+ adam Scowit. A ssastent Secretary. vocably te have waived al! right of indeed and to have finally assented Huge siphon which ; 2 4 . : e ~ i‘ ' — > ’ . . . - . . . *. , ' “ Lis ee ee ee "14 Wall Street. New York City LE ROY W. BALDWIN, Dated November 26, 1924 cane ae cuanianis : starts at Great Falls Md - ‘ xi. a7 % » a as * : wae 4 ‘ . : & = i s a Oe Sc. ————— : Empress Teest Compan) OSCAR FENLY, = JOHN R. LONGM — + he seieinnectitgrartes a HE. ah Eo - + oe or 120 Broadway, New York City. F. J. LISMAN., L. M. Fonrsren. > Susidten CRAIG MacQUAID, “ts at y ee ER RE | Sub Deponteries CHARLES S. LUDLAM. Davia R. Hawsrns, Secretary, A. M. BARNES. i A. C. F. MEYER, | atk SS —— Amentcaw Tavst Company HARRISON NESBIT. 49 \. all Street, New York J. HUGH POWEBS, ‘ ee > M. Senn, : ae Chi L4t™%, Wl 133% I33% 736 Leeust Srreet, St. Louis, Mo : vt = Committee. et oe —— 9 ate D. SOMMERS, - B. A. TOMPKINS Depontarses ne 2 | Wa themes So. Pde EORGE W. WILSON Rare son v Trust ComPant Te _ a= } Ss Chestnut S Philadelphia. Pa : iv, z LLEY L — as ‘ ; Chi ISR 6 6ISEM LSS LST} 5 esimut St " La js eh : VEU o Mercan tice Tevst Company. Committee. oe 7 = re - JULY RYE F: punter & a Peusr ( 5% Y, Committee. Se: Louis n ot. : a ev 401 West Main 5 MEST Ie, 2? Tecer Cr Naw Yoru Taevusr Compasy, 2 I L238 Be Ilo'gd itét\a ee mere Ca Bas kers Trust Compasy Tas Ns ~ aa. fy wi : | a gO re me cpa 14 Wal! Street, New York. New York. ee r ST. LOVIS MERCH AN TS EXCHANGE. | a | f a Nev. 26 th Liverpoe!| wheat market. fee i prices there clesime 1d t© ‘4d lower es- | } 41 . ae? erted ecarty infivemnce on prices but De . 2: ec Bae! cember wheat later sold higher iTices ‘ a: ae f im the grain market geeerrally were mixed ; $; ts +, : 4 urn was beth under and ever previcus ieee : _ . clese. The weather was infimence in cern ) 3 ,. = it was much ef & preholiday market. 3° 9 Shert. cewertne ied to general upturn ; > is Omi ac atound higher ces il . a f ‘a , ry ¢ = “ ’ . “ yr at lu the lacal ‘nah gratia mma rket Rott ’ Te the ft ao ‘ders of ( i a > as es »* i en ee tor and wundetfor! ° cé f/f 4 0 fre f1 oiders ? Recempis or ond undeposied 3; ee Barat wae stesdvy te “Yc . higher Hart . d 2 | ri p= A egg ye 3 agg a — wae «00d Preferred Stock of United Railways Company of St. Louis Common Stock of United Railways Company of St. Louts | ; 4. 47-2 KR “etme tau ~ ABD ee wy Siead, 4 2% ’ : ae lower, Demanmt was fair. Omte were P fer the R ization of United Railways Company of St. Leuls “a 3 Be s +neor voaeaen Pac A Pian and reement dated October 1. 1924; for the Reorganization of United Railways Cempany ef St. Leuis A Pian and Agreement dated Octeber 1. 1924. fer eorgan dated . 23 etesdy to ' ' Demand was fa has been approved = adopted by the undersigned as the Cumneninece acting under the Depesit Agreement dated October bas been approved and adopted by the undersigned as the Committee acting under the (Seg snvaid become partis * 4; % St. Louis Cash Grain, 10, 1917, between the undersigned as a Committee and the Holders of said stock whe she iid become parties thereto September 30, 1924, between the undersigned as a Committee and the Holders of said coe - Trust Company, St . a Saiee of cas" grain made om the Ex as therein previded A copy of said Plan and Agreement has been fled with First Nationa! Bank in St. Lewis, the therete as therein provided. A copy of said Plan and Agreement has been filed with © gpm aero of said Plan and es ; * © ck _ change Weinesday were as follows Depositary under said Deposit Agreement. The Committee recommends the acceptance of said Plan and Agreement Louis, the Depositary under said Protective Agreement. The Committee rec wood under ned Prceustiee hepeneant ‘ a Nea 1 red . nter wheat : R87 by all holders of the abeve mentioned Stock and Certificates of Deposit issued under said Depesit Agreement. Agretment by all heiders of the above mentipned Stock and Receipts issued under re i - 2 rm *ipier Wheat i @7 #1 7° ‘ a ee = to and > 7 Be. 3 ved wigter whea: St. GSR L Ge Holders of such stock not now deposited under said Depesit Agreement may become parties te and participate Heiders of such stock whe have net yet become parties te — Protective Agreement —_ en ey eo er So. +» red winter Wheat A. 89@1 2 im the benefits of said Plan and Agreement by depositing their stock, in negotiable form. with proper stamps affixed for participate im the benefits of said Plen and Agreement by their stock, in in negetiable pear ue Recerpts under * ay z oe Serves e fo : $3 OF | transfer, with the Depesitary ef the Committee on or before December 24, '924 For all steck se deposited the of the Committee, on er before December 24, 1924 For al! stock so deposited the Depos! “i will ws | , : ren — waaay $1 ee z: Depositary will isewe Certificates of Deposit under said Deposit Agreement . said Protective Agreement. : * : > aati & the. $ . . Germmativre a a>e : ? I My ! “ HMo'ider of or sic ' ; hefore Dec ber 5S. 19°24. withdraw from said Protective Agreement upen paymen ‘ , ve * aes ‘a . SA ei #1 oa i aa the previsierms theree!. em er befere January 2. 1928, file with the Depositary -«ritten rwtice that such holder we ti ecerm a pense neat a see of the Commfttee and ef the Depositary ‘inctuding the cor pease thon a ~~ ; EF .“ e So : 4 «te - W. W. SMITH, Chairman, - ¢ FRED ENGLISH. Semple gre white cats >» | N Aitos Mary, Secretary et The eariy “ange of ™ cee SSAe Serre _H Moeer Decem. | Frast Narrowa: Bawg ts St. Locrs Cemmittes. St. Leuta. ber corn 10 amt Max cern $1 18 sf : ree Nerthwestern markets com. S382 cuore of wheat, comps — } wes. receipts wale » were LéT commaseagonge ate o ee meme a? & week ago and 2535 tast vexn. | . — * i@i care. Dtwieth 3°: ; “4 sig Po ineg | , SS... - Por Additional Markets _ 7 oa ae ee gabe .

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A Snare : Geter i} ; % we Te \ ding t) errem ti: 4 oe > 2 Py oo : . a lene ’ — before snid fat 5 aA Pe lL he deemed to have : sively ratrfi-* Y Fic. N aaaaaadd pers WARD C. SINGLETON, 7 ee - ban 5 tee te © ge Sod The 5,000,000-candlepower beacon light. peament in the WARD COOK, . a ~ See ee ee Rocky Mountains on the top of Sherman Hill. between Committee Cheyenne and Laramie, Wyo This 1s 8600 feet above the level of the sea. and on a Clea! mght may be seen by , : : ; f miles 7 ait maj) pilots a distance 0! 50 cotaninanietiitiatin “tania nies The great St Bernard Pass. in Switzerland, the famous monastery Swarms of tourists png Seith. commed by the iaite place {e weneet odiag Theme destroyer Robert th. cam e in turn left without . be — zr Ortolan off the California coast % to turn part of the historic monastery into « hotel last wee —Underwwwe —— &@ 4 Phe VMI . - - a | aa. z % ead eR hd . 4

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-- . Pn ee ee Ee eRe ee —— SR I, RR re A A alan “~e PP Cr oe O—WPA a a I i In A gly, Nl, tay ll, ly, ly ll, ill, il is Ny, Sin ly lay, i, iy, iy, ill, lin, Ty ii, «ty wows ae +e ST. LOUIS POST.pian gy. NOV EMBER 26, 1924. ee 7 — “ - err er - - ae we orem oe - ae - é ’ Lt DA: ; + oh . ethhem atra Ay | Each white space ; et ER dinner gown as very smart, Dut the pine Pit mn s.rap of ji indie ; aoniaa : ‘ : s —_— . milk in “umbere *f) yares. in undergarment showed untidily at one side Her silk bras- f a tea. ay for—not glittering and pointed and cruelly sharp and horridly ver- | | rf i Bo mpeg CHIFFON Y 4 COAT OF F. TEA. eid ae : . — r ss (rt RlLA ; ae million, like Paula's. That pleased him, too, somehow | ” cK Bow Hp SLWE AND > . = f turkey 66 CREE i. ae ‘ oe i COLO LANE, me fruit salad. ) .— “Some oysters?” he suggested want you to think I'm a nice young ( . , ,” I) ep WIT | } ‘ \' , ‘ ) a3 om “They're perfectly safe here. Or man I want you to like me—a Iot. , ' OUVETYN AND i ps. . ae i : afin ey 4 a rr rho + — > - *+ ~ + kha \ 4 ° ; i= > . i °e a , \ ' O ‘" : a Ject — 1-3 teaeyoonful salt and © | ey ae you—supposse you taxe lat u@, “Weal? te — . . o “~~ ~~ ~ ) : t os’: 2 ell, if you're asking for it. I By MARGTUERITE MARTYN. ’ | ra -— oe: nful black pepper. Malt 5 'd ike a steak and some pot@- § do demand of the people I sea often | / * |\ . gre _— Re toe u gratin and a salad with | that they poss SE pa TRAIGHT from the shoulder to | o 3a P espoonfuls fat in an o ee 208 @U grau q : aha 2. (Cy possess at least a splash ' : : ” j ais: tec sniendor thet d the knee, with a bit of a flare ' 2, caded patterns in the egg mixture, cook r+ Russian” of splencor in their makeup. Some is CliUC and eee oo 2 ee tei a . ing with me pe bie ; one-tenty Taw -_ ress : 2 yene a w = iy es i e¢c Xv As" "Li Le erse:iy . velvet or na to thicken, add one cup- he He doubled that order and they | Meran. And some are nine-tenths is the description of the all-impor- | there were evehing ! 4 and continue to 35, eae? é — ” eet pitti uel ae . eas an . os ae consumed it with devastating thor- | tawdriness and one-tenth splendor, ‘*2™* Si‘mouette of the smart wom- H | | cular usually, of velves @eo*** oats one i ee ; - Mir, ~f —_—- ; ans own of th moment vp ns > en ape u : crea oh ee oughness. She ate rolls. She ate | ‘Xe Sam Huebch. But some peo- 3225 50Wn ideas Moment Upon tue Nyne ' | ey sold, silver or gad scrap atteasie an i 3.2 grains. =: ee. * a 7 Y a ** ad — — s u? “Orit ys e \ TT) Teoh ~ . -_ “ lat oes butter. She made no remarks abou po pre Gi jet & pice even pink | SOorey of me. ee . 6 mt supple texture. : Save ee . 5 Wicked. reli =” te e eant * - hae a ” - : = ie, . ae — eo =e WP | suede-like , , ply - p Se the food except to say, once, that | purple. try from Paris a few days ago and IN ONE CE HEE. OwN CRRATIONS./ : materiais +CINGERSNAPS. wi x it was good and that she had for- “And that’s me, h’m?’ in St. Louis Sunday, with some 300 & LROPA) Yr | ee a 4 ful crisco, one cup Raves ge . . vietieonen? mamiiatea nen Te | RD YELVE, Feoc ' uc - 2 gotten to eat lunch because she He was horribly disappointed, Original models of gowns, costumes, od / slightly just at the aoe Se ‘ feet. in hae oe beer working an | burt, wretched. Buta little angry, Cloaks and hats with which to so- WORN WITH BROWN Clory | number of these s and one cupful brown | 14 Rectangular a s . =- ans : s.2 — 9 — > 93 = t ~ =i =m & . + . | ic | too. His pride. Why, he was Dir licit American patronag COAT YEIMMED Wir / . : PRINCESS XANRe SHALIKORE PE _ breasted in the saucepan over fire to melt | i6 a beast | : . KAN KO | Fur collars and -. ) abovit six | burden. sugar, and let be -. ' . Father. : ' WEARING A Peock oF Dark SWE Weel Crere this Dirk found most restful and De on he - " mee ngs a . 8 O » Re mo Successful o snese moceis she has Deen ex- CF “ATES ‘e , : FABRICATED LEOPARD : refreshing. Usually, when you | Chisaso’s younser men: the moat | hibitinge the first wii me Fangs . nn ee Some | Eee tne tact popular, Ailes | week oi the gown akan or ae maf and tn cos ar aie of these crise sehtte weiin?” | ! : ~~ Ley do . familiar to > wers re tha er — s~ ecause she ' = An » pon —. = * —— pee ® ~* - 44 - 4 - ‘ AL Ls ~ ‘Dpathea bad : 4 ought fashion journais =nhe is the first S -acner on her mother’s spring, a source of a new and pre- skirt quite short enoug! w - Saroness in so far as she is a harmony and @ hect f) all sifted toge*h 4 ide nad pr Kirt quite short neugh or the member of th ind 2% a is oe eat flour, all : a- - ; memoer of the social elect who has | -_ | - monious ensemble «€ to a dough, knead and roll Cord. 10 | hn, 8s ch Pye fF a. > oe us he emer: ‘o repair fallen fortunes by and hat ts one of encil i sin nts = ‘ Sattss 5 wT £oing a4 trade and making a Yteb says she First mAs in sheet. cut tnmto rouncs a eaten a roll with butter in a year Sianh J s the , . ;UuLYy. “They usually tell me pee a? tae itle ¢ riett Ge —_— , . side waa George Var thie ? ; 2 Again you said. “Why not?” = ‘ OS SSS MK SO VIR Ot. 16 n1ouga De sores Van Ness Lothrop | ferabie life to her. waistline quite iong e we there hea Ol trolt who w mibhaceesdae ta 667 Pe ee é aSeisll it ior i there has as Ambassado: tC “Do not taix of Baroness Wran- must needs take the Fei. Speak only of Mme. Yteb.” she ao & wn hand and scow! ngly correct 44 a4 bam iJ Jii TA = > Ie = - . : ‘ = a : great success through capitalizing | oy: to tea, when IT) kie cutter and bake In a | Pea i *} ‘” ; I } i rarane oo ane ms. i “And then what?” York thi — ay m | the court of Nicho Il. Her'‘g Automatically, _xout Nonsense | “Then they se feel bett OTK this Winter Dy the French PO aie ag aie. as ii. sSier O ' —~ se" 4 erm te oA ~ : > T = o-7 mother. be th wr, vr rr ern -” . You're just right. | a become er i etter modistes. How she happened to Anne Lothrop, married demanded, as she stood amidst | me Then when I repaired | Young children. and we become great friends. beehe Go 06 Teele Os Bee ta om 6 Baron Hoyningen Huene and her open tr nks overflow: Ea usm 4 repaired my mis- rare artistic gifts direct ‘ , ti c vee 80 St. 40Ulg is Gue to an as- laugh R See | Open rungs overflowing with love- takes with strokes perhaps more Se ‘Ss Girected toward herself was te oven. Cotecton 6 eR Gau ter, Betty ec oh i Po nee a “ * s es wk. 2 e' no - ‘ a ; : . became the wife of ly earments and reveling in them, practiced then hers, she exclaimed: pence tle frock of chiffon ¥ | — ’ oe os . : ’ : | J Restrain. He was bored with these women “But don’t vou ever ?al) who talked about their weight, fis- | weber He - - eI 2Bil os = in love with them?’ Pretty ! 2ULS Baron W ir 4 - ad ane * aw we wom n 7 seam@ fz, Te -_ Saati Dat J id ratge.. hold - ft - * tn “ers Sor thought it in bad | gamned sure of herself. oman, Luna Garrison Slocum, al ahr one after another up to be “Gosh! I cannot draw like that!” To return to a few of the valu- | all over in ¢ 4 . ; if ‘ ' Sen} e A ‘ am ir . = -+ > ™~\ Tragiie curls of Melba toas = lady in waitin : ai The See a eataciens | eet M_2° Dernie” i. of ees ee favor- | the half American Baroness did /@f¢ deeply dimpled. - 4 . T i : o —_ ai = ee ari +> ‘piesa a sai2i8 2 (CaN 24 TOT s ia =o Ss -* iy adel pie hai + 7 e : conn rae . 4 | I'm going to France in April. = e a Her mother ind aeiinien thmcne tee on ness did pliciaiaie ST oe gg Her hair than I thought,” I was saying. gether. Belts? Yes. Many of my and the pefru essened his enjoy- | Pari” and Mrs. Slocum were iiitenntian eae iste time in repining over ‘ames a roseate face in a golden “Oh, do not say Philadelphia is gowns have regulation belt . ed blouse . Dispatch. ment of his own oysters, stea | TUX? , F In privet i " coomec fortunes, but ened nimbus. . i. ue iM, : i — “1 s, ut $s ed the ime. Sle thought that che al. | oe eee meen! Parks. What | ooo Wie sm aoe a. Be | onal drenpabing chap in Ports | (titi . crc et Toy errupted indignantly. they are apt to be as near the knee | Svaudk saad of. E — | for?” mess Wrangel, whose husband isa « Se a, Sn: ut it cannog be only an instanc That ll a jcke.” ‘ ‘ som | | ; ways eyed his food a little avidly, {| “stuay. 1 want to brother of the famous Gener She had beauty and style of her of American commerci + poecmansa! Mintngedbe nize: ie: 11385 as the natural waistline. Simplic- | were neglected. : | Study ant to do portraits. : renera! own, a taste in personel adore. which bes a ed cs rcial instinct it seems the young Pri ncess was ity, trimness of outline, that is the | might really flare “iEiS)' PHI —— ’ “awe a” hich MA Uae transition for giv ' | | 32 ’ > ~ » tor all her expressed indifference ee the last to be defeated by the bo! nem ite il Ph Ke: to iH. S! | id +... + ~ ee 4 velit ment f na ee j ed *? > i te hs ‘ . *) . qu: e a Wor in ali la ad t un aimed t. Wt t ] ng gard to. io ag ugh maa He was terrified “Can't you heviki. Her story is that familiar }»..) ae noe eee ee Baroness iS accompanied and rel parser a, PO é ember pe rs roa ’ P —_—— - - —— _ ” — DOTA ‘y rtistic »~ A see + ree 7 he _ ve “ _ . oT) — | do th ap one among those of the Russian > “we Gne practical. She | assisted by a young cousin, a pri D he theater's next door,” he. “ : n lite finest ee it almost fro ce ay tie : 2. pilin | © said “Just a Ww 8 Oh. no. Not what TI need Ss Ae Lill Lorvlunate enough tos es. we P 2 “+ S422108. ifOM $8, Xan na Shalikoff Katkof? who a a. te a | — ~ iNStinct and soon he Pres t: _ : sine pose. ; ~ Ty : $s ep. A e don't have have been studying here. I've heen cape h : a 8001 ner creations although there remains a note of orang as to the conservative ¢ fab “ be a rie ° Ty 7 ¢ , . > > — : " a - ™ — — ‘4 . a } wt | n on ‘ - aa ~ - i iit 4 P t rer E r i 3 +7 _ e ry ‘ deed re apr aiter eight. taking life-work three nichts . ment and a remarkably quick and . 2 ae api th ~ nigt = printin or weaving *? Ps d | : oo awe 6HO 4ess joyously than her born trade ‘ ee | slight godets. am VS | weversy S268 2 oorn tradeswomen is provin " ; om = ‘ : : proving a so Where should one begin to select | and I always insist Ss j : -; Education beguss 7 | but reading. good nn y relatives of her cousin, members fussiness of arrangement one | when still. {the Biddle family, some of whom makes up in beauty of fabrics and | “I employ —. re rather revising ancient tradi- textiles. I design many of my own to enable easr, pectation of a future A present good be parted with upon A ALE A AO t Lmayr rh ° n se 44 be * “4 AL 483 eete 8. Pee ah aie " = & tee He was tai ne about himself a , a s where vou are eYTe. Th we ~ 5.8 Lue Royale where, nor forgetting vears ala 2 , “ 7 Sam ag 7 " 7 nings.” HT ws — —_ . ALS nodiewoman appear +, > : . eaters vg “2220 i o ‘8S O1G, siencer siip of b! Wir late * 3 , oe pees ood ge a! - } im * eS 28 Strang!» re ievead seen ~~» irs .O Yer roy FaArtrwe at ——— a 2 i. sie - ACG. He felt relaxed. at ease, ad geen mol , BAF POC =e have oe egret Ree chemin S88 [ortunate coun ‘(rywomen, maiden who in addition + re ers c introduc On from : that attracted specia! attention in beautiful.” mini iT flection must finish ‘ue hapny. " i. er em YOU some time ee ee Meually en- | she now employs 15¢ Russian ref. |tux t . g . edition to assum- | Mrs. Slocum and through the so-| the diversified mi | ere all — er . “4 - Yy - kn > Wil you ee Anrthine An nr gre dowed With marketable gifts >» > wr - ae . - wala Ad re ad ing Ss ot... ro.e of mi nequin., takes such cial Drest: 2 th aie eae s c . e and volu nous col- : The hats Ww z ; ou AnOow I'm an architect—at = a ever. O68 Sitteties citchnce . . —— matters as style, line and des: a a. ee. OF Heir sponsor, Mrs.| lection? There were many coats | Mme. Ytebd was inclined rises late must trot all He who so¥s . >. oo, te a hs ~ * . ha wes 24 ior Itc! Pela im. i —— = o * ™ A = . . os = least, I was one. Perhaps that's “ne took him with her one eve- = o.1.. succesce alee 7 ae - Now adversity, far from having quite as serious! 4 a Gesign | Scullin, they are being much enter-| and frocks of lame with colors | cise American women. scarce overtakes his busi- friendship, and he — . Pe os Sw c es . > + > = as Duce + . Be : ak Ss z : Ss! ~ = ee - | Why I Uke to hang arouné your ning, steering him imme > ess in trace. Possibly it en permitted to becloud her li¢ ‘OUStY 48 Coes her men- tained by the smart set. For Mrs ; , : ness gathers | shop so : | rom mast the . Y EN is noe tg —= — a ace 4426 | COP. Seulli - woven into the metal fabrie in | tinuing to indulge in night. ' . : }? ‘ get my rt of h mm _ --* ‘ 7 " = + > geese > ag .Uali- | —s =5 ers ‘ vil} ? @Qers + bh > o = tes aia . sh _—— ; was " —_ : - Ww ihe ———s Lat - 5116 ever s8Ua eee: > i ee a 7 ties?’ ‘ ; 4° : “No money After the w der what the » ? think ,¢ Ty qh a a aida portrai ts in = . . T Sev. et a ist Lie@ air a . . 444 * apt Qn . - 4 . a + be ~ =” P on = . = 864 body was bull } = She turned into a ema?! would } tons won — i ne. § palges-—thet 7 = iy i'd hu ang. Oh, I suppose | 1: -, pear ea xs a eruelly Ouse =6§@ 6Vital «and § 6 compelling aroused all his tenderness Her ee Ce d on”——. wa Se, reat hiessly hot a portraits But oh. h Sehad » | ered} ar. Fe sg i % bio , ap eR ite a : ‘ od , 4 tdy . a ww ~ Lfc ~ ‘ OS! , save him 2 Warm rush yn? be Bh An nN vou hec vy : a = A Ss W Oy ach » : : ee a! i ee : oor cH. wm - - i¢é \ -. eae — . : ial’ i ‘UE I ee) he ee. | - W 4s smilie in eract tha ~ 4 money enough in a hank covered with easels Before tha, It was fter eleven when + "aacily the same way at + BE WRIT TEN i 3 x aaa a... @. . ‘ i ‘ — - -*- & i 2 . 2 a mn v tt a un:s ™ 2s > he - ‘ 5 a4 lie w aS a littie nettled “7 Wasn't Stood n mn and women hrnchee . - argred fron the Art Ins: . ae as ~~ wag lorded : about the “how and why" of $ B3 ’ 24 Ss 3 nN r > ni ne Pn *Ffae > — " ‘ i . ad ee a Bae ¢ & Danke: at tirst j Was a honda — s2aLt LA (28 Went lips 4 rwa and s' >d a momer aes oem 7 P “ ee ~ rrencnh Coffee's supertoritr— , ~~ : : : WU tIG —_ . ™ _ ci + . eS | i 4 & = =". rr | r -~ > > Sy - = - _ S4.¢sman.” aer piace, fell to work at once get ne it the top of the , " — oo about the care and study given 4 ~ — . . DVirk hiliwnt.2 EO - " . ' ~ ETrarngd ° %. / Mer brows met in a little frown = ~ ~aikeG im the strong light steps surveying the world that |-. : oy experts te the selection. dier eyed: A , , to i@ glanced at th ; Sioa before them De eas rr : end ti u yebr@ws were thick and ie l at the dais ward ~~ .,. em, Dallas said nothing CONTINUED IN FRIDAY’S sagas cage Sk = rong y marked anda neven i they were all gazine from suddenly the beauty of the r ‘ : 2 us =: pepularity—abeut tts . ul r , L2inge rr au OZ ta nig - ; ‘ RA imeMis ‘ lT7TI@ TH firerae ; ehadt se ; . : . con , e | and inc ined to me: - OVer Her nose ® as they worked ‘Sie “92.54 UP and overwhelme? Dir POST-DISPATCH . - ay + Bs a9 hen ee ‘+ Yan« ot : ‘ : RE eh eemancredans allies | cameos > SES es i auU‘AS brow > were a Innere line . iA) i hudce woman G Ss°OUSne@Ss and ¢ tworineec ——— : But you are tnt erested fry 3 4 . 8 ~ i> ~ . 7 re ; ” oo - — - . - ; — leks ae © black—a Carelully traced me amad To himself Dirk said in 2820 £.00M At the right the white : —— ‘* & real, good, honest 2 Be rentresis i i ite co See ABE jeg 42iG iff a sort a a —— “s . Collee Vane ; — BOOVE ies ty IT? vst rie is et + #8 8] sav rhe } we ?~ ~i1€ Ww r 4 ey Bui ding r _2 : . - ” : ~ =. a - : . aeP -" a a - e tad ar ° ? oY +. tae . - ‘ . — a8 afm ¢ — ts . : a ee = = So re: Fes. i'd rather.” De is S% any clothes on’ My enc . Wralitnike against a background o7! =--€ I 3 e D : we let French speak ror said. slowly “n} ra — ; = My GOSN; this | nuente « .% | a : iteelt under this guarantee. WR L454, 2,0 Vv. Dian one back a »>r _ | erce She = , - ” ) — , wl ase ee ‘4 . | : nv? : ~ + - - & 44 & «64 et ~ : i A building that’s going i —- - ~~ Ly» li . ‘ . iil swarm a? impish ele as : a —_ ; a me... you do not think that : — “ . pie 2, Mean w hi t = te a ae s©OCLric 2 At : Marke this town beautiful ; ning PA2SY, careless ) nee ae SS ETrinned their ms — rive on — | p aust. see 3 nificant t? ~ =~ SAl Sn Sig- Vare.ess, critica} Strangely _ — ese Message in scarict ever drank. regardless of price. 4 | mei sa i ~~ Se - %, " ee » % a . ene ek & » te 36 ; . 7% ° . ad 7 AD Sei; Mii the bonds that ey -F . ha Si) *y eeded after o% 3. a. a WwW ee ee 2 In % hite =. ony eo ane xe i return the | ever toated a—whatever it is that { Tim#t shock, not on} tN Ap gs TRADE AT . : a rs bonde are «:+ a a _ —) wy & icoking hy — ge tie : On Sale Onl VieaS are Supposed tn float ** at #ase bit faalin : cae ~ L2e@n od ackness while you w mee : ~ 2 ¥ at ; . 2 lie defende 3 hin mae - ~ . ‘ - m * : iz bt My ‘ “a iss za — nie - lt T om 7 s% a ey . KROG 3 e 4 . a4 La SS bt.. Pee - ‘+ ‘ Goin yr The » ; “Ee ssssou - ur wi . nr . - ER STORES ¢ ¢ ? hs - « * ad 4 a _ _ ww” + a figure ‘ee Pile ia red se ; : + eo Ma a \ 2 fa) . R ut you Sea on oo | h pf T? " Od @} * 3 7 : re ss ’ ais TH E Ee 4 I R : q elie wean my | TB Model wag a moron with | Biac ; read and it sii § AAG iy vy res " © 4 ~ 7 i. i - ae » FFP rs ne © ~ eke ry" 3. nal ‘ . ¥ ‘ ‘) d«z en od itl ed « ation Ait} : Le ¥ ery eft an ; = sa — _. a . “ 33 AZAin. ‘ °T. in a b irs? ' , me reais She work ed for ' ' She fp im? ~ elas of both colors in br ot " : : : . = at | 7 a . - : : " Nogee & kk . eo | mb * [JA oy Ais izE r’ [et * are | > se *» y a. =“ . v4 %. - | | " TE 3 . ; . i ' sw & 4 - &« : ae S: couldn't go dub if along. e; rning ‘AC cream Her hair n and in a blaze ihat huried itse)¢ at : : bs . — ' eine sie ‘ se oS so . oa ; —s - le is . 3. : ad a 4 Suse encugh to kee ~ " S| a WAVe } Your evera! e e ~ *: - - . ‘ ~5 a & | rie. ae . +6 Wooten Tt oe Ty ‘ ° ies ct ai,5, Yr ys awh * 4 ies _ eo : : ze: two Gin e? ser + &. = 4 : | : = vais ee nox Samet Viations an - haw : “ stIt ° , AP , S.2UL- : Lege . . nl ; h Tare Se Wanted einai ’ (1) a. tet — word ‘ " . . . il | m4 ~ . — ne rg: ta ag se things? Did . “8'T'MEs were drug-store naa«'c SAVE MONEY. é ee 3k ene Want you to give up architec. | *Tiple strands bur } ~~. + | Straight ahead the thus ies | * ae e ture and go inte bords”’” | Probably finer th + Poe Adams street. L station ; | ae “Well—at os y finer than Helen's an. : L station in mid: | of $a ei—she—I don’t know that ner Oreaats in snowd +r , was a Venetian bri ige i ee : ~ . ioe caer 2 , 3 tw BOW Tts wr . — F bo Bile ein iy os lie Was too Ae. wrt th corn! Ton - " DPA x i ’ ack a ' ar vit ae a A . . ion . : a* - , if os riin ifee 5 Pt is a!» ws ; P Ei eent—setili toe much the son of Se ound himeel? impersona)): e SGESi30'y Deneath. The reflect | : Ye tia Mw > . , : —_—s , MeL 7 ‘Tr’ . » ¢ . — ‘ " 15 mie De Jong—to be able to iie | Sed in tone. shadows ue sheveria and cigar-she | “ > ’ "Sun ‘ " : “= x - abou ar es Peet He stened ; Gows ei Tr side were ee " s “a . : Tou said you were going to let | Y°lced instructor ind se ‘- | Saatts of light along the ; " a? h - *. ee a os : é . 7 bintsa 7 Aris? haw —_— on : ; pe Tee e ; cai t uv tn aa erta n whee’ ; CAT Sis Dt. Dirk . ss er th ' ss 7 . . +} ‘7 Would you let me bri ng her in? shadow on the models « w=uGeny that Dallas was ’ —" nies W “rs : : ’ ; . Qr per? La PSS you’ re | eve rn “ T id ¥ . reaiit shon! a : e ee | o * 2° rite > > a ; sm i " — aa : ; 2 f ad * ; 7 ° * . . ’ 4°" 1 a r} . oo - ? - drive eut to the farm with me some JVrown Even he vid ALES frandeur ana : , ~ _ : , “* a8 at yes? * , Koad ' ga. Sie ad like that ao much.” Thal ia CR rm a vas eo (Mint ness ,# - iwdr a5 an : . a ° ‘ : ‘ + 2% « " * = Pe | would 7. ® ines 4upertar a a ' bievmt iT1L SR iti te a “ry Pn aaAae ’ 4 ' i lat ef the - . = . » 2 . : i? >? ~~ He leaned toward her. sudden‘yv and women aborr | er. Ben “ee : ee pigionste | moe | jae e . . PTiPAl Ss *thua —— -_ “Listen, Da'las hat do you th flesh . on Oren She wy een — W feat G You ° nA i nh her CANVYRa 4, % — v— & par of ; 2a ” + sd hd _—— . : Ty’ ss % ~ ‘* . | 5 Me, oe ee Ly Hie wanted -. oa ‘MiSs les, ariet henea:h 3 re i ; bios krow. tie oD Au i st ant d Mot Kk 0 w - Tis | . ati i i +e el abate . 7 “ a. san iw cn? {re } any ionger. she had ae = re . | é 5 ; bie 4 : . seta vA ee 57 = es _ = ... : : ‘rs - (ory . " : 2 ; er : think you Te a nice young anat TT) ae +! re. = ya ; sta ~ ' : v wy ee = 2o5 eel * te 4 »,f ae a 7 n. — _— Vas Tey es a) : : a; | what made her comme! ud sandwiches and T . ox Be Pos . | ‘ . . c’ : (et, 4° , ra . a - > , ™ = *. os ret Was terrible. Bu it I don’t | ‘“UPGs 80 attr active The ~— . —— & 4m. ON®-Artyy the = ‘es ar — : H i er : os - ~S:83 Said her face w is Michigan 4+. ead Davie St. fe Xs - S. Leula =~ oo . bay > o . , : Bg - ; : . % Ss ae eS 7 oe ad * t r es oe “ r. : . . ; Pe Ge a “ <, at ee * ao

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os oe fas —_ ee ee ee oS Ss ee m4 aye Fe - ¢ ee ws ss a nh . * cad ne co £R. >i = rer 4-nts i te ale — _ Oy il il an sa ‘ ; a iy Pe me ee ee PBB POL B0-L LPL ee ~ b ae POP OP gf Pra AP ae” ee a . - i i a id OP ONO OO ld lel et Children’s Stories .*° Household Hints —_ — ST. LOUIS POST-DISpaq : — iy, NOVEMBER 26, 1924. * ~ a . —- = Se enema a te a A A : = ~ asec ee pt . ; Sicaieeehtniesininieilenistinemaniaeeians are ice I SS Seesmsrcnesessee ae - | : nn > ae : lll 7+ iewedeligih Se a " ree ae ; Sketc , f t | . : —= Raver aon tie ee : ed by” 0 DCTUC © DA a ——e 4 | ’ ' Ns MARGUERITE yi ILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE ; , : | but result in clean dishes. Avold | ia at | Copyright, 1924—-Simon & Schuster, Inc. | °° S IR | USEH Bes. much seraping end handins one | omorrow eo | a | o.688 en e ory o@o | | make the job a quick and easier : ’ ° | one. a at wa. in the puzzle indicates the position of the first letter | B THORNTON W GG TIONS : rie. | } “qBANKSGIVING. igs word. | ) - S aactnas | Each word reads from left to right (horizontal) abe. y . B U R G E S S ‘4 The How fe Says. | _ (verticai), according to position. Lettered i ? oO PF . | DINNER. | ffi > ls Ta ="Tz ~ -; saps Ss , pager ; ' - I saw it last!’’ he exclaimed Take It Fasy. | mediately after using and avoid ; gy oir “vn " - + Nii oyo a. [oO ] mse] a rhea + _ >1 | : am oe Buepens oF~ | OWLER the Bob Cat had for a | . ’ me re . sth f. “Now, what doés that There are so many women who | troutte io aa is | : ; ‘ e s7—= J.” mean’ PR ge OE oa 3 | Mend kid gloves with silk, never Be | i+ TS ie | long time fairly ached for a ws , 1 ; f through a ceremony to wash | eotton. Then the darn will net | 4 {) r ¢ oe i . - ‘ eo Wwe nt 7 he ive ¢ he ‘ " at , ' ; , ey SOUP OF COR ~ | beaver dinner. Every time he tf s ers oie down to the edge of the | their dishes, taking double the time | break apart. ' ; ‘ ate aT « a’ there ar 3 ? is ig | saw Paddy the Eeaver or Mrs. | sites ee stood there for a long | necessary for the process with no | Sent, G. Wells | : : ne rving 07 ‘ Tniy A of catching either of those 4 . Beavers He thought of the de , nN rn ° thes ‘ at, 1-3 teaepoonful salt and | Fe5 oe Then, without any apparent rea- | what it means. It hasn’t rained for snd Sika eee eee oe | nful black pepper. Melt | ©2 z son. Paddy and Mrs. Paddy had | ® Week, 80 I don’t see where the| ._.. 4, . ghost he trotted | ‘ ’ » . e et y r nere. Towler the Bob Cat caded patt = 65 6+ 1. _ stopped cutting trees for food. You | water is coming from.” He stared was crouched on the e . oe | P erns. Coats in the egg mixture, cook see. Yowler wasn't d wh | out over the pond of Paddy the ; 1e end of the = fabric were civen wa h , asn aroun en i , , dam. The water was no longer { | ing with velvet sas seal from the pan until the 66 e7 Old Man Coyote was struck by a | Beaver with a puzzied look on his reneiag ever the Gan. ee ee | the ;, ag ising to thicken, add on@cup- 611i | face. x a ; ase rare Bs a were evehing wrapae . | | falling tree and gave himself away, | Man Coyote knew, as Yowler be f | CUlar usually, of velvets ] ed peas and continue io | | But when Yowler discovered that | It was at just about this same aac om | lame, gold, silve ‘Qnd scrape until creamy | HORIZONTAL | | time that Old M , knew, that Paddy and Mrs. Paddy _ | the most supp! te ena | | 3.2 grains. 22 Zealous 46 Huge snake | work had stopped he began to Man Coyote made! had built up that dam to make %e | ; supple texture. t, Serve immediately on ‘ on : : th nines : } | There were slender ae yD! § wicked. 24 Constraint. (plural). | hunt around to find out why. He | | °° Balls discovery. He had kept! the pond bigger. | Suede-like materials ¢ 0m : | ene | 8 Supply food. 27 Rested 48 Two-faced outwork. | found where Old Man Coyote had | #way from that pond for two or aniniily , | aati Straight until they GEREN AS. | 18 Animal without “ a _ F 52 Hide. hidden in a clump of ferns and three days. Then he could keep’ ree see BUXTON & SKINNER s y . mi o Bi arrow ae ; } . grec ~ ' 7 “ee ‘ ; ee ee Brrangement ria 1 agen hang perfectly T iO HILOSOPHICAL PHRASES. on sebctenetdtet ote CEE ii uty o ’ : . : De ae tsa sg ae ee re Pd hi POLO ae weanice and | “I employ fullness in * rs Ms | ¥ Be fe ‘ any of my own | to enable easy, graceful TIO|REBAIS|THIEIN) | A present good may reasonably, He that doee good to another ' LSE RRR RMR eS INIT aR at Re a ot eee poe paint a pattern and | said. “thouch usually the EIR EiRieE| | be parted with upon a probable ex- man does also good to himself, not | Feo a RR a a ec - Be the mills in | ig hidden beneath flat p AIREEBSITIRIAITIA U pectation of a future good which is only in the consequence, but in the ashes tone caps PRR RRR Ree iste . aa os b slight godets. I am very RiO ! TirhtiVviEir more aia sro i : very act of doing it, for the con- i eee laletete! ne begin to select and I always insist that Ss , IN Ee Nielviel | ; : science of well-doing is an ample ste RR” Bea its or certain types | must be comfortable as ol lRiele = Education begins the gentleman, reward. Ba SR gy, RRR a a eB | pecial attention in beautiful.” 3 = 5 but reading, good company, and re-_ ° . ° 3 ee RT i eee ee . ind voluminous col- | The hats: were al! aa adla Me flection must finish him. All things are in fate, yet al! | % SRS RN a ae rey : ) were many coats | Mm , apne ——— | oe. ae things are not decreed by fate. | ¥ erica ee . Sine with - col s e. Yteb wags inclined rises late must trot all He who sows courtesy reaps| = - secrete Re Be, SR. I a a a : ors cise American women scarce overtakes his b Le ——— BE I i EN Fe : |} metal fabric in tinuing to indulge in the er es his busi- | friendship, and he who plants kind- | RAN SRR SED R RN RE DSN RUNES aie ; ver night. ness gathers love. i PSNR RMN ‘ . al effect or bro- nism of the large hat. : ~ | bites tacate Se signa te cate ee ' | | sastheeesteccnnan pega eae ae ea ; e: | : “ eee a iS. RR a RO te I i a | | | Po tA, Sg | ee Se ages | ae ar bir Par es | >=" Se Ree wf ee ¢ EW bo ore , “ —— See ie ee ; ’ ' | ne oe , een oe Sp Se esate : " ee ee ee ee, i ee ee | SESS Se > ie MR A EE ea a : P s*ele"e'e*eeteers'e's'e*el Backers a i. A ele a a, a, RMR ih kaa a a ; : © 8'e'e'sisis | eopot nae. JRE. iy 2 mea sts eee i: A ei AL, tay tia, OO aaa $ | ; Wee Se ee enn | —— aa }) / ¢. ~ A r Pescsesenestsnne. kes Bg SSR. 1, ie ea ' . $ | . p € = - ss , ; - ¥ ee i es Cotes 43 . ~ 9 fll a ee ¥ ; FER hag a ate "state ote ME PA ! ; ' ’ B11: eee a OO 5 ie ihe ta a \ 4 p , y . / " 7 ee oe tan es . ** | ) ~~. Broughen LL } your hands : sinieal @ Because Crystal White is made of so full of a vegetable oils, it is safe for your 3 not roughen them. Its in- 7@™ suds are full of cleansing energy | mild and smooth in action. They as they cleanse—wash hygieni- these reasons, Crystal White is s*ae#e see R sensitive skin, for skin that is sallow and tired looking, Blue Moon Face Powder is a« delightful beauty aid. After the vanishing cream, powder the face, neck and arms with Blue Moon. The skin immedi- "e's ae te ste aie ee see 0 6) 8 oa - aes e888 ee Ee a Ae oe ro ahs + de fn of wes 7 ij Test it and be convinced! Blue Moon Face Powder, like all Henry Tetlow’s sore- oe throat 18 4 ilet ions, is absolutely pure and the best FE : her tt er ae haf Ket tks can $4) wip rings home. : oe a t BROTHERS COMPANY SAN FRANCISCO stal V quality obtainable. Like the dew-kissed fragrance of flowers, Blue Moon captivates the senses. With all of its powder fineness, fascinating odor, Blue Moon is popular priced. Buy your box at any of the better grade toilet-goods counters. Blue Meen Powder — Biase Moen Talcum fi: one : : cr record of atime cold, blustery “s : a ; oa. Form Blue Moen Perfume Lud | HENRY TETLOW CO., Philadelphia, Pa. Established £8.49 . | SRR CERES acc : se letae bs ie - oe ie

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DT hoa YOU (Fe YOUR Goop | Raw AA iS STILL APPLIC ET in # JEVUR ITI Aa bo fe i To ne —> - — eT A AE o ema So “ . - t :& 4 7.LOUIS PO ye nl y- ¥ a 14 / /. A i shddidiiittlle =~ e.. the sili _——_— COMMIS PsA Pte 3 a 2. VR Le, se. t, a 4é Le Salm. THE POWERFUL KATRINKA’'S LITTLE BROTHER—By FONTAINE FOX 7 MAMA WOLLDN 7 AUG SoY GET KIS DaRLInG OC AND FEETSES COLD FoR ANY- wit. NEVER LACK THe LitfLe Sco DR PIONS CLus SOR COAL THIS WINTER AS LONG AS THE ‘> TH Me **- ~— iii aa a LO SCuUACOL Ww TELL (A ’ . P - (cy — fa — yi mieabiiie PowERFUL KATRINKA'S LITTLE . BROTHER CAN . ——_ Ce Uy N t e = ‘Sle é ~ " “4 as - Coa aA f a. ~. 1; & be j See where \\ = 6 ; CA! Te) is au De Sé a fa . “\ é 43 es ls € Wo vA VW aicté Ss Fo ‘nd i WilD : ~— uUS . = i uy eal pad CONGRATULATIONS, AL ink Walsh says Al Smith ve th ie President o re n eli States We at being settle von ive a ning worrs —— i: ce c nt! 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