St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 30, 1924
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» Oy \S Lom » C8pe ony @i Open Oroper ler, ‘e tha io, ar ughe illow , Be. f Na vatch Want Ad Opportunities AND BUSINESS SERVICE. NAL AND FOUND ARTICLES. WANTED AND SITUATIONS. FOR SALES AND WANTED To BUY, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. *ROOMS, BOARDING, HOTELS. HOUSING AND HOMES FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE OFFERINGs. LOANE AND INVESTMENTS. | Ya No. 84, PART ONE. er T. LOUIS POST-DISPATC ™~ ms THIRD POURTH WANT REAL ' ST. LQUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1924. PAGES 1—10. BROKERS INVICTED OF 44,000,000 K FRAUD 1 S. Silkworth, cn ‘ M BUCKETED Ex-Head : of Consolidated Stock Ex- | and Operators | Convicted | sod iL. o Jury. ee a —_ PRIZE FOR TWO-SOLUTION CROSS-WORD PUZZLE IS OFFERED AT PRINCETON By the Associated Press. PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 29. , HE cross-word puzzle wave T has swept across faculty and students of Princeton Uni- versity to the department of philosophy, where Prof. Warner Fite has offered a prize to the student who can devise a puz- zle capable of two separate so- lutions. Such a problem, Prof. Fite asserts, would have &@ great psychological value. Prof. Robert K. Root of the English department recently announced his willingness to adopt the puzzles as part of the term work in some 0of his courses, provided someone could be found to construct puz- zles sufficiently difficult for the test at the end of the term, F PATRONS’ ORDERS President Silent Prosecutor Calls | » Jurors After Re- Ting Vis the Telephone sf Are Received. the Associated Press. wew YORK, Nov. 29.—William Siikworth, former president of Consolidated Stock to! bexchangze, eonvicted in the Uni- States District of the v, of using the mails to de- d. fonvicted with Silkworth are ine J. Nicholas and Earl Trues- ht Court | | Throughout Great Army-Navy Game | Entirely Reserved and Uncom- of Alleged Tamper- | municative as Teams Battle. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. Whatever President Coolidge thought of the army’s 12 to 0 vic- tory over the Navy in Baltimore today he kept locked up in his own 29.— /mind, and his conduct during the l partners with De Witt C. Ray-| bin the defunct brokerage firm Raynor. Nicholas & Truesdell; s Gilbough, floor broker on the world’s series. the | form at the slidated Exchange (for | the and a former member of the. d Means Committee of the| >ack and forth and was entirely bange; Edward A. McQuade and ! X. Quillan, members of the tcurb brokerage firm of Mc- Bros. & Quillan. Te jury was out nine hours. & Peter Owens, who was office wager for Raynor, Nicholas mdell, was acquitted. ncy Urged for Three. le jury recommended clemency , ‘Nidholas, Truesdell and = Gil- the request of Peter J. Mc- assistant United States jon, Judge Augustus N. Hand, | presided at the trial, 8. Before the jury was dismissed, | oy requested Judge Hand uct three jurors to call on him, Mday. McCoy did not reason for this unusual _§re- But earlier in the day, It) reported, that three jurors » been called on the telephone their homes. lof the defendants. was con; i until Wednesday. Was indicted on 15 each count carries from one. to five years in prison and a of $2000. However, sentence | more than one count in a case| ! the counts parallel is said to thout precedent. Mas Expelled From Exchange. or, Nicholas & Truesdell, of the largest firms in the Mbership of the Consolidated re, failed for approximate- £900,000, Feb. 29, 1922, when petitioned it into vobun- ikruptcy. The previous day had been expelled from hip in tthe Consolidated 4 MA teres of referee's hearings be- limmediately developed that the been bucketing virtually cent of its customers’ or- Operating through at least & dozen: minor brokerage Witnesses testified the part of the bucketing was through the firm of McQuade maers & Quililan. wing the referee’s hearings a eui-wide search was begun for peer, senior member of the firm, S whom several persons had re- me letters, in which he assumed ibility for the failure. He Pot found, however, before the been turned over to Dts- a‘orney Hayward on evidence ™ itensive use had been made Mails in schémes to de- ors. DODa-12S — mt Lee DO 00-3 . w ™m a et tl cot psy i Spee “Indicates street readings. Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Fair today and to- morrow; warmer today. Missouri: today and to- morrowj warmer in east portion today. Illinois: Gener- ally fair today and tomorrow: preceded by snow in northeast por- tion today; warm- er in southeast portion today and in northeast por- tion tomorrow. Lowest temper- ature yesterday, 20, at 7:30 a. highest, 39, at 11) Pp. m. Sun rises today at 7 a. m.; sets at 4:39 p. m. Week's Weather Outlook. Ry the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, WE SAW THE HORSES; SHOW US SOME TIRES Nov. 29.— ‘Weather outlook for the week be- ginning Monday: Upper Mississippi and Lower the Federal | Missouri Valleys: Fair at beginning indictments! ond rains and snows about middle de-| and again toward end. but these were disposed temperature Moderate but with rather marked alterations. | | | superin- | 'tween the first Diaz administration and | su-iico is wondering if history will re- gon leaves Calles, a ino stretch of the imagination can |ynsueccessful revolution of Dec. Fair | 1923 ‘who had been "32 | gress as ad interim President. With | 3 Obregon and Calles, | had formed | virate,’ UALLES BECOME HEAD OF MEXICAN REPUBLIC TOD | | i REMOVED SAFELY | IN FIOSPITAL FIRE —_—— ~~ -— — ~. 4? PATIENTS ARE Succeeds Phesldont Obregon. items Confined to One at Ceremony at Noon in| National Stadium, Mark- ing Epoch in Country. ‘'PLEDGED TO AID WORKING CLASSES. ‘ | | | | Ward on Fifth Floor of | Alexian Brothers institu- | ion. ATTRIBUTED TO DROPPED MATCH] w. C. Hobbs Charged With | a —_-—-- New Executive Approves|Insane and ictal Dis- Agrarian Policy of His | Predecessor comes Foreign Capital. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, Nov. 29.— Peaceful transmission of the presi- dency by Gen. Alvaro Obregon to Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles at noon tomorrow, in the National Stadium, will mark an epoch, unique in of Mexico. Not only will Obregon have com- pleted his term of four years, a and Wel-| | | ward of Alexian Brothers’ Hospital, 13933 South Broadway, the ward be- ing occupied by 42 men, insane and many respects, in the hectic history | suffering from nervous disorders. feat equaled by only five of his nearly 40 predecessors in the last 100 years, but he will have enabled his successor peacefully to grasp the reins of government. been accomplished only once be- fore in Mexican history. It was on Oct. 10, 1824, that the first President of the United States of Mexico, Gen. Guadalupe Vic- toria, was inaugurated and held of- fice four years. But his successor, Gen. Manuel Gomez Pedrasa, was forced to resign before he even was inaugurated. From that time un- til Benito Juarez, conqueror of the story of the Mexican presi- dency is spangled as thickly with | the names of Generals who became chief executive for a time as it is | Obregon Only Precedent. After Juarez, Sebastian Lerdo de Tejada served out his term, but was ovérthrown when he tried for re-election. Then Gen. Porfirio Diaz appeared. He, with Gen. Man- uel Gonzales, set Obregon’s only ‘precedent. Diaz. abandoned the national palace for Gonzales and the latter, in 1885, returned the favor. There is a strange similarity be- with coups d'etat. | that of Obregon. Both | reached the presidency by the bat- tlefield route after the country had | been rent by internal strife. Diaz, by seating Gonzales, virtually re- mained in power, because Gonzales was only a figurehead. But Obre- man who by be compared to Diaz’ puppet. Mex- peat itself. After a four-year va- Aside from its historical signifi- | cance, Obregon’s administration has been fraugbt with events of) far-reaching importance to the na- tion. Elected after a revolutionary movement, in which he was the) guiding spirit, had resulted in the overthrow and_ assassination of Fresident Venustiano Carranza. Ob- | regon followed Adolfo de la Huerta, selected by Con: | de la Huerta | the ‘Sonora Trium- | and it was generally ex-| pected that Calles would succeed | Obregon. De la Huerta fatled to| change.that program, if ever such | an agreement had existed, by his, 6, | Virtually Pacified Country. | During the last four years Obre- | gon has displayed great energy in| solving military and international | problems. Personally leading Federal armies, he crushed the De} That has | ; the |, | Shortly was believed to be under Control. t ‘ance caused by fined to the one ward, which is at the south | which | started through the careless use of |. |matches by some patient. |a strict rule against smoking or the | ruse of matches, Emperor Maximilian, died in 1872, ONAN th ipo nobas it more than 60 years ago, t insane, another able | showed | panic attended the removal of the ease Patients in Section Where Flames Originat- ed Shortly After Mid- night. Fire was discovered at 12:05 a. m. today (Sunday) in a fifth-floor All the patients were removed to casualties. fire ward, without before 1 o'clock, the 200 patients in The the fire was con- There are about he entire hospital. disturb- end of the building. An attendant discovered the fire, to have been | is believed There is | but there are oc- All the 42 men in the ward were to walk, and while some considerable alarm, no patients. The fire spread to the roof of the building and was fought by firemen | standing on other parts of the root | | and on ladders. | given. Two alarms were | which was founded | is devote] o the care of men, and the care of nervous and alcoholic pa-' The hospital, tients has been a specialty. degree murder filed against Sargent, | Vices r-ceived here, r j tea. contents t son. Mrs. | made a deposition ‘CHARGED WITH POISONING WIFE | Accusation I ‘ollows: Widower’ s Mo- tor Trip With Another Woman. | By the Associated Press. OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 29.—A first- charge has been I’rank Brunner of according to ad- following the ecent death of his wife, after she s said to have taken a drink of Analysis at Lincoln of the)! of her stomach is sgaid | Oo have revealed evidence of poi- Neb., The complaint was filed A. Morthy, also of that after | Sargent, She and Brunner had taken an automobile trip this fall, visiting several Co}l- orado points. I or. §&. the Central Congregational] Church, Brooklyn, dent of the Churches of Christ in America, it was Jearned CADMAN CHURCH COUNCIL HEAD Llected President Three Weeks Agoy Acceptance Confirmed. $y the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Nov. Parkes 29.—The Rev. Cadman, pastor of has. been elected presi- | Federal Council of Cadman today. Dr. was elected three weeks ago at At- | lantic City, today. } } ? ) la Huerta revolt in a four-months’ |? campaign and since has virtually | } pacified the country. Not only has) he reorganized and re- equipped the army, but he has made progress | in disarming the undisciplined | agrarian and labor regiments he | 5 called to his aid during the revolt, r ‘in addition to reducing the regular)» army from approximately 80,000 to 55,000 officers and men. , His record in handling interna-_| } tional questions has been marked |. by force and decision. relations have been resumed with | ) the United States and Soviet Rus-| Diplomatic | : sia, but suspended with Venezuela | § and Great Britain. The break with | ¢ ' England caused even less of a sen-|; sation in Mexico than did the ex- pulston of Monsignor Ernesto Filip- pi, papal nuncio, for alleged par- ticipation in illegal open-air re- ligious ceremonies. ' Under Obregon's leadership, a ee . ~ Centinued on n Page 2a © olumn 46. ‘The Post-Dispatch ) st but did not accept until i NNN Na Nl dl al all nl ll hahha ea a f W here Outck Real Estate Sales: Are Effected Often the question is asked ‘ by happily surprised owners ) | why it is that the Post-Dis- patch is such a result-pro- ducer where suburban and city real estate is concerned. A moment's reasoning will ive the answer. The Post- , Yispatch reaches the pros- perous, alert, home-loving Eoep:* im St. wouis, 118 “heat state’ columns are read by | home and investment seek- 5 ers on all sides. That's why worthy Real (| Icstate propositions find ready takers always among the greatest audience of newspaper readers in St. Loulis. And that’s why, if you are looking for an attractive > proposition In suburban or city real estate, vou will find ¢ it among the offerings in a a Louis’ One Big Want Directory The Perfect Market-Place | rested is directed other person” | identity recent frial under the name | Stplen i'next stage in WAINWRIG NEWS sheers NEWas 8#80°TRON FIFTH NEWS She *Th in SIXTH NEWS BREOTION. & PAGES SEVENTH NEW? @PCTION FIGHTH New: ROTOGRAVURE SECTION & PF — SUNDAY MAGAZINE. 18 TAGES. COMIC ms Sunday Pest. Dapatch Today, 142 Pages FIRST NBEWS ShCTIV IN SECOND SECTIUIN © TAGES ‘arn: 10 PAGES. i? raGES 1s AGES 1) PAGES 10 PAGES SECTION. ®& PAGES FECTION, 12 PAGES ESTATE SECTION, 12 PAGES. SECTION a PAGES PRIC E 10 CENTS — _ - — -— as ee mn ~ oe | ———————— ——— oe eee ee T’S ADOPTED DAUGHTER TOOK — FOR CLAIM ON ESTATE LAWYERINPLOT 10 MULCT WAH HELD BY POLICE: Receiving $750,000 Sto-| len Blackmail From Potentate. CAUGHT BOARDING SHIP FOR HOLLAND oo Hearing in Extortion Suit Adjourned for Week ce Jury’s Findings to Be Argued. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and the New York World. Copyright. 1924, by the l’ress and Pulitzer Publishing Cos., the New. York World and the Post-Dispatch. LONDON, Nov. 29.— Hobbs, one of conspirators in William the the Cooper three’ Indian potentate blackmail case, ito prison without bail today on the of for £159.000 000) charge Which had been "Principals in London Blackmail Case MRS. CHARLES ERNEST ROBINSON. 5 Poems j ve * ~ Check | - “big | was sent) “having received a check | (approximately $750,- | stolen | abroad.” He was arrested last night | at Gravesend as he was boarding a channet boat for Holland. ‘I’m not guilty of these charges,’’ ~ A ~G-- ee SIGHED RECEIPT AND RELEASE ON MARGH 22, 1923 Copies of Acknowledgment, Signed by Young Wom- an, Who Seeks to Break Will Made Public. MADE BEFORE HER NEW YORK ATTORNEY Documents in Hands of Marion C. Early to Be Used in Suit Attacking ~ Washington‘ U. Bequest. Rosalind Kendall Wainwright, now suing to break the will of Bi- lis Wainwright and claiming his entire estate of $800,000 or more, as his legally adopted daughter, accepted $75,060 from Walnwright March 22, 1923, and signed a re- lease of all claims against his es- tate. Copies of the young woman's re- ceipt for the $75,000, and of dupli- cate forms of the release, one signed ‘‘Rosalind Kendall” and the other signed “Rosalind Kendall Wainwright, were made public last ‘night by Marion C. Early, attorney © |for the executors named In ‘Wain- ae 'made his will, y ito his will, ——Internationa! Newereel Photo The Rajah Sir Hari Singh of India, the mysterious Mr. “A,” in turban and uniform; Montague Noel 'Newton, one of the tnost important figures in the case; and Charles Ernest Robinson, who brought suit against the Midland Bank. 'Hobbs said indignantly as he was} being booked. The warrant on which he was ar- also against “an- who, Capt. Arthur Reads, ports, is de camp to the Indian Prince whose during the} was shielded ‘“‘Mr.A.” Issuance of the warrant, it is ex- lained was “for that they, on Dec. 7, 1919, did, without lawful ex- cuse, knowing the same (the check for 150,000 pounds) to have been! and obtained in such cir-| cumstances that if it had been com- mitted in the United. Kingdom, the person committing it been_ guilty of felony meanor, possession a banker's check and order for the payment of 150,000 pounds, the same having been or misde- ‘stolen or obtained in France,” Still Shielding Rajah. There is much mystery as to the the proceedings. It! is etill desired to shield the Indian Rajah, so none of the six in the case will be charged: with black- mall. The authorities believe Hobbs can be prosecuted without bringing in the identity of the Rajah or the question of blackmail, and Robin- son is expected to testify against Hobbs. °® Capt. Reads, recently reported in Mexico, is now believed to have re- turned to Europe. c batinued on Page 3 3, 4 olumn ae according to re- | ald | wowld hz ave} W hether extra-) -_— ies = /AWAKES AFTER 1-DAY ‘SLEEP By “the Associated Press | NEW ORLEANS, Nov. er an unbroken sleep of 11 | Mamie Englehardt, 10 years old, iopened her eyes at 3 a. m. today nd asked for a ‘She appeared perfectly than one night. The’girl fell into a state of coma} . days ago, after showing signs | \of weariness. Previous to that time she would fall asleep while) jane on her school books. a word or two. The family physl- ‘¢eilan did not make public his diag- | receive and have in their| nosis. PIERRE ELECTED 10 ACADEM By the Aasociated Presa. PARIS, Gov. 29.—Gabriel Pierre, prominent composer and orchestra | leader, was today elected a mem- ber of the French Academy of Fine Arts, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Theodore Dubots. Italo- ‘Russian OU “Contract. RV ME, Nov. 29.—A Rome news agency says that an important con- tract has been concluded with Rus- sia to supply oll to Italy. ‘ering the contract, it ts. said, Russian naphtha sy ndicate during 1925 must deliver to Italy 120,000 | tons of oll. 29.—Aft- days, | glass of water. | normal and | did not know she had slept more | In | the period she slept she spoke only | Consid- | the, both of Granite City. CITY CLUB PLANS FLASKLESS PARTY NEW YEAR'S EVE | | Dinner Dance on Strict Prohi- bition Lines to Be Held by the Organization. A flaskless New Year's eve party is planned by the City Club. A dinner dance on atrict prohibition lines is to be held and liquor will | not be allowed in the dining room. “The City Club,” says the forth- coming issue of The Log, club mag- ‘azine, “in line with its established reputation for strict adherince to the spirit and letter of the law, will try a plan which, gener- ‘ally speaking, is not followed ix ‘club or public dining places this \one night of the yean An attempt | will be made to determine whether 'a successful New Year's eve party can be held without the scenes usually attendant upon too fre- quent imbibing at the departure of the current year.” Reservations may be made now for the party. Bride Wears Rutchere. NASHVILLE, ll., Nov. 29.—Fred Larson and Miss Sallie Bumpass, drove here married The bride | both thie afternoon and were by Judge W. P. Green. | wore knickers. young woman, | Wright's will. | As has been told, the adoption of Miss Kendall by Wainwright took place in New York in October, 1922, six months after he had in which Washing- | ton University is named as the chief beneficiary. On March 1, 1923, Wainwright made a codicil stating that he did not by reason of the adop- to | wish her, ‘tion or for any other reason, | share in his estate. Text of Receipt and Kelease. Three weeks after making the codicil, Attorney Early sald, the in the presence of her New York attorney, Louis H, Strauss, signed this receipt: Received from Ellis Watne- wright the sum of seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000) in full of all claims against the said Ellis Wainwright. Dated March 22, 1923. ° ROSALIND KENDALL WAIN- WRIGHT. The release, executed on the same ’date and witnessed before a notary public by the young wom- an’s lawyer, is as follows: To all to whom these presents shall come « May Concern. Greeting: Know ye, that I, Rosalind Kendall, for and in consideration of the sum of $1 and other good and valuable considerations, lawful mioney of the United States of America, to me in and paid by Ellis Wain- wright, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have re- mised, released, and forever dis- ‘ charged, and by these presents do for myseif, my heirs, execu- ‘tors and administrators, remise, release and forever discharge the sald Ellis Wainwright, his heirs, executors and administra- tors. of ahd from all, and all manner of action or actions, cause and causes of action, suit, debts, dues, sums of money, ac- counts, reckoning, bonds, bills, specialities, covenants, contracts, controversies, agreements, promeé ises, variances, trespasses, dame- ages, judgments, extents, exectte tions, claims and demands what- soever, in law or in equity, which against Ellis Wainwright I ever had, now have or ich my heirs, executors, or adminietra- tors, hereafter can, shall or may have for, upon or by reason of any matter, cause or thing what- soever from the beginning of the world to the day and date of these presents. . In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 224 day of March if the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-three. (Bigned) ROSALIND KENDALL The notarial geal and signature ee a a re Continued on Page a ‘3. Coleman Se. hi e World Flyers’ Own Story—Exclusively in the Daily and Sunday Post-Dispateh—Commence Reading It Today = be hlin ec R l lA a AOEI A M R Be neanmainete — A, PM ge. ee a a a ie el a el » _ ee eleabel ee ee » & i ee ce ee ee ee aces : - es, ww tiaae MO aa AR Site ell alla. eee Oe ——— le ee LL AS NS li I RM ae ———— . - vo Rie aN ONT he hee oe ge ene 2 TRE te nel Wee el | ay ey nae ——e LO EOE aOR. negate a ella a ee Om » ee ed OEY RET ee emery: ~ RC ae mp 2 POD! > em SREN meres
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SUN Ud 9 oa ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ - IDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1924. -s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Death Ends Career INDELL, NEW Of Giacomo Puccint, como Puccini, | YORKSELLABO = 7 BOSS, PAROLED Author of ‘‘Madame Butterfly” and Other Operas Fails to) TT rae | | é 4 Rally After Operation for’ Throat Infection. SUDAN QUIET AGAIN AFTER MUTINEERS ieee Rebellion of Native Battal- B RU SSEL S, Nov. Khartum Was. premier operatic composer, Gla- como Puccini, died here today. He came to Brussels a short time ago | undergo radium treatment for | a malignant growth in the throat, | but his strength gradually gave out | and his heart was unable to bear the burdens put upon it by the in- fection, While the attending physicians | had expressed hope for a full re- covery, it was known to them Fri- day that his recovery was impos- eer, peers RS eb a 65 . %e | Building Trades Council, ae ee ; |? Ordered Dec. 26. _— --—-----—- 29. taly s a -| ions at More Serious Than First Reported. a hs to — MANY CASUALTIES IN BURPARDMEN? Students’ Agitation Gives casualties in the confused fighting which followed Acting Sirdar Hud- dleston’s courageous, but ineffec- Italian Government to Defray All friend. Funeral Expenses, | “T think,’’ she said, ‘he was the By_the Associated Press eatest of living Italian compos- tual, facing of the armed mutineers ROME, Nov. 29.—AlthHough the ier Se hind tee J rome ee to reason with : hadlbe : and his attempt to ‘gravity of Puccini's illness wWa&8i_icic since the death of Verdi them before giving the order to|;nown to all Rome, the news of. than any other man.’ overpower them. his death seemed unexpected. There, ac¢ a9 tribute to the dead compos- There — still no precise details /j, deep grief throughout Italy, as ler the audience at the Metropolitan | mer superintendent of the Antl- Saloon League of New York, who was convicted of third-degree forg- ery. May Be ‘Walking Delegate.’ there appears to have been no rep- ‘composers he was the most wapater | ‘the orchestra -played Chopin’s fu- see ng cla ies tinge oa Ki etition or extension of it. Accord- ‘and most rolific. “3 iL de 4) 1é mOa>rd, Sse ( Pe CL + ; ng ‘ner al march. The opera was “La \tions had been placed upon Brin- ing to the latest advices, both Egypt; While Puccini was dying his|Boneme.” one of Puccini’s most cell to prevent him from again be- Convicted of Extortion, | in Prison—Union Switch to Davis Alleged Due to | By ible i : ath, his : | sible. At the ate of his de 2 : “7 Promise to Grant Pardon. | N E. son and his daughter were at the Concern but cw gyP- bedside, but his wife had been cieaeaaaida : . : compelled to remain at Milan, ow- | a . to. i By the Associated ress. tian Premier Is Trying = — : uccmite | a | OSSINING, N. ZZ Nov. 29. — » last operation on Puccini's | ria Quell Trouble. | Py was st emeonhea psi rrr saan it Robert P. Brindell, former head of 3 ae consisted of a three-hour applica- , : ; jthe New ie ork Building Trades | Ry the Associated Press. tion of radium, and the effects es i ¢ ouncil, has been orcered paroled LONDON, Nov. —Additional | seamed to be beneficial. But the | ; , ‘from Great Meadow prison, where iy had h f i GIACOMO PUCCINI. he is serving a sentence for. ex- news of the Khartum mutiny from! heart, which had not been func- | ; lecechae. 2: orem iiaieanl 4k bees ane satisfactorily, b e ma, 1 ee as Sing + official reports shows that it was | tloning a one cin ane star and wife of Giullo Gatti-Ca- | icon today. Brindell’s parole be- much more serious than at first | aeath 8 ais iidatin’ te Pe car. [82228 general manager of the |‘ .omes effective Dec. 26. eared and entailed numerous) 4 ‘innké ’ 7 | Metropolitan Opera House, also; he Parole Board, it was learned, saa Senued aggre ‘mourned Puccini as a personal jycted in Brindell’s case Nov. 19, ithe day before it authorized the pa- | ‘role of William H. Anderson, for-' PHOTO SENT OVE OCEAN BY RADIO NTS MINUTES Release of Former Head of Marconi Co. Declares New i United Calles Becomes Head of the Mexican Repu blic Today ’ Continued from Page One. Mexico has-negotiated revolution- | with the’ a | ary claims conventions States and France and | similar treaty with Spain is pend- | | ing approbation in the Senate. In-| vitations to join the League of Na- tions and to send delegates to the | Method of Picture Trans- | Fifth Pan-Ameriéan Congress have) a Success. zinger ¢ ; iets circumscribe the trouble and aid The Epoca in commenting on: tha cle tried to make Eoin him. | was transferred to Clinton prison Even “Madame Butterfly” failed) 9+ Dannemora, N. Y. A keeper the British authorities in effecting qeath of Puccini says “‘the f { > pen has : ; ¢ ‘at its initial performance. _ 0 ‘ a peaceable settlement and,.with fallen from the hand of the great) He had a Bageres who, belfeving iy ne ig holla ga it } . ’ : ‘mB | Gg ‘AS dismissec anc this intention, Ziwar has even composer, leaving a : ser, g only a few pages . 4 risked trouble with the Egxptian! of his Jast opera unfin\sfed. eke in him against all evidence, |was given 30 days at hard labor. Parliament over the question of ghould'be taken up by his brother | ucnes rh — gegen a Brindell was indicted June 8, parliamentary immunity in the jn art, Toscanini, who has already have musical gs weg _ secs 1923, by the Federal grand jury case of those Deputies arrested on rendered the same service in wal ee — na? S$ OF Severa! | for perjury alleged to have been suspicion. cluding Boite’s “Nero,” | teachers, who could do nothing committed in Sing Sing June 10, It is becoming evident that, when ialaeiadoeada with him. He got a job as organ- | 1921. He was accused of stating the British Parliament assembles, Passing of Composer Meant Great | ist, but promptly lost it through |in his 1921 ineome tax return the opposition parties, while lend- Loss, Serafin Says. jhis penchant for weaving popular |tnat nis income in 1920 was $21,287 ‘ng general support to the Govern- By the Associate! Press. |}operatic airs into the solemn musi- | anq his tax $1358, whereas the re- ment policy of maintaining British NEW YORK, Nov, 29.—Glacomo cal service. ported income was $108,680 and The turning point came when he heard a performance of ‘“Aida,”’ which fired him to become an op- | the tax $36,366. Charged Political Deal. On Oct. 31, last, Norman Thom- rights as against the aspirations of Puccini, the Italian composer who the Egyptian nationalists, will urge died in Brussels today, is mourned the Government to seek a mandate by New York’s many musicians Brin- | Brindell | Thus far the transmission has been solely from England because the apparatus for the receipt of wireless pictures has not vet ar- rived from America. Officials here desired to postpone the announce- ment of the new system until they were able to make a joint demon- , stration of both receiving of pictures, but officials of the radio corporation stated that they preferred to make public the results of the test now. The send- ing of pictures tomorrow, it is em- phasized, is meant only as a pub- |lic demonstration and not as a | test, for experimental since the method has already been proved undoubtedly practical. Pictures Chosen at Random. During the recent tests random pictures have heen transmitted. These were chosen as best suited purnoses from those belonging to emploves of the company. During the public dem- onstration, tomorrow, however. the photographs which will be sent by i tions navments, for British administration of the 8nd music lovers, not a few of ong cael a | eng Sr oat = as, Socialist nominee for Governor Sudan from the League of Nations; Who knew him well. aed itiee antes no rol eg ” His ih | of New York, said he had received an u authoti 2 ab ee t | d submit to the same authohity Tullio Serafin, Metropolitan |domitable mother contrived to ob- | @ report “to the effect that the the question of appointing a mixed Opera conductor, who is in his |tain an interview with Queen Mar jaction of the Building Trades commission to regulate the supply first season here, said that Puc-|gherita, who advanced the requi- | COUnc!l in indorsing John W. Da- cf Nile water to Egypt. - SHELL FIRE ENDS vis and Gov. ‘‘Al” Smith was based / On a promise of ae pardon for Brindell as a Christmas present.” Cini’s passing meant & great loss because he was “the composer of the present and because he under- site funds. Arriving at Milan, Puc- cini ran true to form by failing ig- nominiously to pass the entrance wireless across the Atlantic will | include those of American Ambas- sador Kellogz. Owen T. Young. former Agent-General for renara- and other promi- nent men. Recent pews pictures from England and other subiects will also be transmitted to Amer- | {ca.. WOMAN RELEASED WHO (Stood the theater best.’ examination to the conservatory. After a few months’ internment ; SUDANESE REVOLT ; “I knew him for many years,” | But he settled down to work, and | at Clinton prison, Brindtll was ‘Serafin continued. “1 conducted |next year surpassed every appli- | transferred to Great Meadow pris- ‘ 60 CASUALTIES his ‘Madame Butterfly’ in its sec- |cant. His teacher in composition , °" %* ‘ omstock, N. Y. Since pris- | \ond performance and the first per- | was the famous Amilcare Ponchiel- | °"@TS Sent to Clinton for punish- KILLED =PAUL PATTERSON | holding porations: profits taxes have been| imposed and progress has been nade toward balancing the budget at between 250,000,000 and 300,- 000,000 pesos. Failure thus far has attended efforts to reorganize the nation’s banking system and estab- lish a sole bank of issue for paper currency, but financial. conditions have been somewhat improved by the successfu] operation of the Na- tional Monetary Commission, Payment of Federal employes whose salaries are in arrears and of the Government's floating in- Cebtedness is being sought by the f'otation of a 100,000,000-peso loan in the United States, Texas commission house, of this loan, if it can be sold, also will be used to resume the service on the external debt. Two outstanding results of Ob- 'regon’s method of handling do- mestic problems—a loose ments, supplemented by the mailed fist when they the stability of his administration | bles, of | | bothersome. in his feat four years and) the presidency over and second, —are seen, first, office for then turning ‘to his successor, the rapid growth of the agrarian | _cessity of maintaining an oversized | | movement. | internationa] complications result- ‘ing from the expropriation of for- | Calles will Labor Co-operatives Encouraged. | according to schedule. the sending and | _tion of the growth of workmen's | but encouragement of. co-operative labor and producers’! By the Associated Press. organizations ' syndicates eign-owned properties and to the wrath of wealthy are losing their one of the lands, constitutes be called upon to face. What might be termed tolera- have characterized the retiring policy. Much of the success of. \the Tampico stevedores’ co-opera- tive union has been due to Fad- while the establish- ment of sisal producers and ex- porters’ co-operative bodies Yucatan resulted from the Govern- | ment’s initiative. eral support, More than the usual amount of, Federal funds for the deveiopment ‘interior by a new railway. ‘its west coast |entire republic, of railways and roads also has the | the) Mexicans who | in| i i j Mexico’s New President | | Heart | | | | | favors secs ce a es er eee | | i Hen army, the Della, burned. ae pines _ badly him. OO ON Fo TOPRIM e io employ sponse ELIAS CALLES, GEN. the have threatened | always wins.’ | the heavily upon the national treasury) in | and the burden imposed by the ne. | East St. Jail to Undergo an Or Special to the Post-Dispatch. DANVILLE, IIl., | on the foreign debt, should interest; JOmes, a bootlegger | payments be resumed, will be add-| Louis, serving 90 days in t ed that of recompensing foreigners) Ville jail on his plea of, | for losses suffered during the revo-| Violation of the liquor law most difficult problems | lution, {if the various claims conven-| leaseu on bonds of $2000 ' tions already negotiated function! the sentencing Judge, The latter, because of | army will be but slightly lightened. | To | BERLIN, President's internal | ppert today cabled the following | greetings to President-Elect Calles | of Mexico: port when he proclaimed his can- didacy. Foreign investors will comed to Mexico, but incoming for- not mean that troops against striking workers. Upon assuming his post Calles Parde’s two rein | | will have no pressing military dan-| ‘policy with warring political ele-| ger to face, for Obre Ebert Cables Good Wishes of Ger- be = wel-| ignited. With i.@ will. call out! | her son old saying that ‘ however, are likely to prove' /neral. The cost of crushing De la Huerta revolt has borne! } the task of keeping up service | Lindley, man People. | declare ithe jail Nov. 29.—President “Upon the occasion of | WIFE BADLY BU HUSBAND DROP | Soldier When His ry Parde, 57 /30 years an enlisted 2714 South Seventh after noon yesterday announcement ¢hy Parde had recently the army because of ‘had been wounded in 2 |had seen action in Cuba) his wife’s statement th He hurried from the A : Car and Foundry Co. # | Mrs. Parde arrived a ve ‘after the husband's ee ‘nounced him dead of h -ands ordered Mrs, P hospital, be in a critica] condition, © She had been prep in the kitchen when she near an open grate and ered the flames with a tk 'the accident, besides Gee marriage, Henry, 8, and | ‘the revolution | American War Veterans an His financial trou- organization ‘BOOTLEGGER | GRANTED 4 | dergo a surgical operat | Friends and a 8t. Lou ‘to prolong his life. court is that he must f after a reasonable, | complete his sentence, days yet to serve. Disease . Killgo§ 3 of Serious Injury = dropped dead 7 A . an 47, had just’ @ and China, but. hurt proved re “2 ed as a machir to a telephone ¢ m. point of where she ich d out ‘ ator, Her son, George, 14 quam Mrs. Parde at by a former children ae tom, hanical anth floor. Holdup at pWhen mth floor. is a rence ‘ floor. Louisan Re . f top Nov. 29 of sler. one of the as he in order that he ni inside ont.’ the operation is f per. yesterday, ay distribution, among its hier Rates noted mere two other male passengers in elevator and that one of them A taken hold of the bag, held by. ‘Bates thought ai CASHIER posse OF $6000 IN ELEVATOR a ned —_——_-~_ —- Two Robbers Take of Lift and Escape After | » Forcing Victim Out at sisting, she Eighth Floor. revolvers, descended and wh the money. e robbers, after loitering at the employes department Top of At this t fer passenrer thrueat net his side, and demanded: Give me that bag, or I'll blow | of YAS CARRYING THE B MONEY IN SATCHEL lic -chapter , Str icken in @ tered his home crying: “fj —— beg ei seen En iat 7 9 payroll robbers, who rode | bad. "Ile collapsed ag § the elevator to the ninth floor l toward her and was lifted: the Star Building, Twelfth ¢ es “ea ive streets, with that news A physician summoned i pe’s cashier and assistant, at l: wrested away, a satc in on Shaft. hat th opposite : = of Newspaper on Way to Ninth Floor of ' the Building When He Was Held altel ‘A Staff Ce ideath of Ww rites finis friend and Charge passed on Mrs. | time will | f and pPa- 10 | at | hel | staining about $6900 cash, after | they manned the elevator, their victims and the escaped “ » a eounter in the building lob- ee tas “Well ane aoe anon Arma his »D De woarded the elevator with | welcome it will receive, according | Physicians said last night her passengers, including the) arenes a to an int { Calles improving and they e ts jer, Fdward V. Bates, and his Proceeds | erview Calles is quoted to! .ooy S & : via” have given out in Paris, and the... he wae not i istant, Norman Rasler. Basler | protection it will be afforded aces} husband’s death, meried the satchel, in which were) pay envelopes prepared for Sat- | as is the weekly | the! the gone, her je When at th his life sudé ‘blown out i I ¥ ther ambitie r ‘Mrs. Hardi were upon and seclusi with nothi manage— dominant s an hegan té weakened droop and and disclos t her heat s cified by t Tr ‘clothes of the elevator reached the terminus, e editorial rooms. the cashier and | assistant prepared.to alight to’ make any nt the stairs leading to the next. to see her juncture, | paper repec ere | the act a prank | huildine’s tenants. | reached for the bag, the a revolver. | } the At this point Bates noted “that Bassistant was covered by a re- | rer In the hands The bag was surrendered. Robber Operates Blevator. e surprised employes and the. ator operator were backed into | ithe dra the | Heuse ha of the ger road to other | corner by one of the robbers, your excellency’s induction into of- | a revise Fe Mattoon D hile the other took hold of the | fice, I would like to convey to you, MATTOON, Tll., Nov. } eS ting lever Just then. H. A. my personal wishes and those of teen persons, including pes k, financial editor of the paper. the German people for an Aauspi- man, were arrested heré proached to board the car anc ' clous future for Mexican people and personal pros- perity the illustrious |g for Mexico’s distinguished Kolp. President.” been made available by the Obre- | gon administration. About 40,000-' 000 pesos has been spent on road building, a large share in opening | ‘up a wagon way through the iso- lated regions extending from Chil- pancingo to Acapulcv. The Gov- ernment also has opened the port | of Yavaros, on the eastern Sonora | coast. and connected it with the the revolution, work was never halted by the Southern Pacific on line, now nearing which will connect the. via Mexico City. completion, Father of Youth Failed to Appear | and Guadalajara, with southwest- ern United States. at Hearing—Grand Jury to Get Case, Special ta the Post-Diepvetch., LEBANON, Tenn., Nov. 29.— _Mrs. Pearl Baskin, slayer of Paul Patterson, Springfield (Mo.) law at her home here Nov. By the Associated Press. i\formance at the La Scala O ' “ ; i. ment usually remain until thei . : pera |lil, composer of “La Gioconda. ir 5 CAIRO, Egypt, Nov. 29.—The|of his ‘Girl of the Golden West.’| Puccini was renowned asa crea- | t®™™ has been served, the transfer a ° surviving mutineers at Khartum ‘He was not only a great maestro, |tor of broad-winged and sensuous! C#USed considerable comment : have given in to the British, it was but a warm personal friend and a melody, and for impassioned power | ®™ong prisoners and prison em- | | officially announced here this aft-!|man loved by all who knew him. !or orchestral writing. Many of the ployes. ernoon. ‘His passing is not merely a na- airs from “Madame Butterfly,”’ - — The mutiny among the troops tional loss to Italians—it {s a uni- “La Boheme". and “La Tosca” are | OE & was mama to two platoons of versal loss.” household possessions among Sing- | uric Drummond, secretary-gen- the leventh Sudanese and the! ytadam | 7 2 fae : | on I e Frances Alda. a i ers. eral of the League. It ws: mutineers who survived surren- | — aa —e ; , piatctiy — ee — By SIR ERIC DRUMMOND, dered after a bombardment of the Cs 1 . = guns unless they were allowed to |to after it had been ignored by the a —— ith . aoe cee wnat | outside Prvper compersnes : . say—tha is not aggre: ass on the Nile 62 miles southwest of ponerse gg and when We. nea det eoliel te ose eb | Among these is the provision| : Cairo. At both places the police munition had given out | es ame’ | that such protests are distributed they were captured, or leniency on our part to be mis- e ee 0 in 6 » e : ‘automatically to the state: are protecting the banks of Euro i fe mot clearly explained how ) s and represente das weakness. |to be flouted. That being said, \ The Egyptian protest | desire to maintain friendly peuiions | parently ot Ml ait |with-all the world. It is only by a} 'by the Egyptian mixture of firmness and semeedies | the oth | that we can restore confidence and | league. order in all the King’s dominione. keeping in close contact with the Foreign Office. It ts understood this is with reference to the recent events in the Sudan and the posi- tion of affairs in Eeypt. stated, sustained about 60 casual- ties. The mutiny started on the eve. ning of Nov. 27, when two platoons of the Eleventh Battalion became insubordinate and started to march was ap- telegram British Won't Brook Interference, fall within the limits set. - on Gordon College, in the center : eT ME gy | As however, the add , Says Cabinet Member. , address given of the town. The mutineers:had | copyright. 1994. by the Prees and Putttrer | LEAGUE’S STAND ON _§s as not clear, i. e., the telegram geveral rounds of ammunition. Publishing Cos, the New York World | was addressed to the Secretary- Mach had commandeered two ma- ‘iataaaes the piggy : E G id T S 2 A TED General, ~but began “Mr. Presi- chine guns. sONDON, NOV, 29.—-Neville | dent’—the text was forwarded to Chamberlain, Health Minister and brother of the British Foreign Sec- retary, In a e@epeech today uttered what some interpret as a threat of war against any foreign Power that objects to British actions in Egypt. Chamberlain's words are signif- loant, for under a Tory, as well as a Liberal, tradition—now reverted, The first offic ial statement as to. the attitude of the League of Na-. tions toward the protest of the | |Egyptian parliament at the de- mands made by the British Gov-| ernment oh Egypt beoause of the murder of Sirdar Sir kee Stack. has been given to the New York World and Post-Dispatch by Sir The mutinous troops were met in the streets in front of the British army hospital by two platoons of British troops. An officer of the latter force attempted unsuccess- fully to persuade the rebels to obey orders. A diack officer, speaking for the gnutineers, threatened to use their M. Hymans, president of the coun- cil, and _them of the telegram’'s receipt. Meanwhile, the text has been made available for the press here. Whether the matter comes before the league depends on whether any Government presents it. . | pean establishmenta. OWe members of the league only #f they u _ : The official announcement’ to.|t%® Casualties on either side actu- © Gre not going @ allow Brit-| come from some government day stated that the situation at ally occurred. ish offic ers to be murdered with ! einen ia, mc ‘impunity, W | Khartum was well in hand. A et K mn nga. a ans, Pr aaieeabhies 1 Sac oe to al | certain exceptions, as under minor-| The mutineers at Khartum. it ts ot ate tor War, is ch are due to US| itiew and treaties, are possible. By the Associated alee AUGUSTA, Me., Nov. 29.—Eight lives were lost—one less than last year—in the big game hunting sea- through regular channels, although| son in Maine, which closed tonight, it was announced at the state- | house. Two were killed in mistake for sent! a deer and three by the accidental lower house to! discharge of their own guns. er parliaments and to the! were killed by the accidental dis- and it did not therefore; charge of a gun in the hands of a | “rebel with a confused vision of a Two | companion and one by a hunter's, letters were sent to other’ members of the council informing 'was born in York County, stray bullet. Xenia Editor Dies 2 at 92. XENIA, O., Nov. 29.—Ames Parker Chew, $2 years old, found- er and editor of the Xenia Daily Gazette, died of infirmitaries of old age at his home here today. Penn- sylvania, Apri! 10, 1832. He is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. W. E. Hopton of Syracuse, N. Y., and Mrs. J, O. McCormick of Xenia. He. Obregon to, Private Life. Upon turning over the respons:-| | bilities of his office to Calles, Obre- eee asking | | gon will, as he often has stated, re-| tire to private life. ‘Krom my estates I shall watch like an alert sentinel, ready at any moment to offer my slight services| should any criminal hand imperil | the liberties of the Mexican peo- r ple.”’ Continuance ‘of Obregon’'s poli-| cles has been pledged by Calles, ‘both in Mexico during his cam- | paign and in Europe and the Unit- days ago, P&t- | | The | declared frankly that he was elect-| 'ed by the working classes and that | to) i } | his | ed States during his recently com- pleted four-months’ foreign tour. incoming executive also has chief endeavor would be ameliorate their mental, moral and physical condition. , upon the agrargian question is even more advanced predecessor, for in speech at Cuautla, Morelos, seen 10, 1924, he declared: “Make it known to Mexican and. foreign reactionaries that the rev-| olutionary and agrargian policies of Emiliano Zapata are mine.” It was declared at the time by Calles’ political opponents that the} agrarian policy of Zapata, who for) nearly a decade dominated the rich| little State of Morelos, was sum- marized in the phrase that “the | land belongs to him who cultivates | it.” and that Zapata himself Was a | primitive and barbarous semicom- munism who lived in perpetual warfare and only ta destroy.’ No Campaign Promises. According to his cwn statements, Calles willl assume the presidency without having made a single cam- paign promise to any party or fac- tion. He asserts that during his campaign he publicly refused the support of every organization whose platform did not coincide with the poltical principles which he had announced he would sup- His attitude American Labor Delegates to Wit- liquor raid conducted | Officers assisted by ottieere cr ‘ Slee iourish o Ine re Pto the ypbber ela} ims and ness Inauguration. By the Associated Freas. ‘ST LOUIS POST-OIS ear waved hack bv the robber with his revolver. lowered the then ith floor. the operator, l, were ordered to get out, and} quickly bbers stopped at the second floor, shot below. There, a ne the gro The ‘ > “ ly to halt on at the MEXICO CITY, Nov. 29.—Dele- vistas a ie 1a 1a ii ah pe : etre lg | Tedera- Published Daily by The Pulltzer # a er ee on gates from the American Federa — pt Boulevard ~ulleee i tave ceentted ean tion of Labof to the Fourth Pan- the ground floor. A large open American | will meet in Despite | bite arrived here today on two special trains which, under heavy congress which City Dec. 3, labor Mexico titled to military (Member Andit Reread “of cl | MEMBER OF THES ASSOCIATE The Associated Press is e& news dispatches credited to it erwise credited in thie paper Airway made oo saasler (les & hold Mears oli, “ the use for republi os five Dm this point. cribed the robher who of the bag Leet. easy as ten inches tall, about their escape ‘ 25 escort, made the . journey from ‘local news published therein, weighing 150 pounds and wearing Juarez without incident. Samuel | republication 6 POR disp: brown overcoat and Nght fedora _Gompers, president of the Federa- | 4 en a The other robber was de- ‘tion, and other officials ee ee Bt Mg Fibed as about the same age, of among the delegates. ' Daily and Bunday. one year ewhat srmialier stature and national | monies will be held Sunday noon. The | representatives of the Federal ad- ministration, and tions. The American delegation | been invited to attend the inaugu- | § ration of President Calles and will | occupy a section of honor in the | Delivered by ity carrier or. dealer | Daily only, 50¢ m nth: has. Remit cere- stadium where the delegates were welcomed by | 1879, at the President-elect, . the Mexican labor organiza- f Daily, without Sunday only. money order or &t. Enterel as second- ‘ a simlls other y i56 I m son of the bes did not, The cot and res name of first h filed, the mic sult. tended named A. Ha man C, Adi The have 5 of iv, recelv sum, § rest in er tim Loulsv er, J. call is Atte wrigh cre 1 lace, wearts wreat att hellef ago. Wain delay ma
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ST LOUIS POST-DiSpaTcH RAGIN" CASHIER FMUSEAND DROPS Dnmarp OF se aqg Sseeven nt mall I ELEVATOR of Serious Injury, 3 q ” * et ee — Henry Pp = oye of Newspaper on ‘ arde, 57 years 0 - years an enlisted Man ih Way to Ninth Floor of dropped dead at his a. . South Seventh sg von yesterday army, a” « «iil4 after n . *-. a ha ‘UNncement Weila 4 ed Ke ', had Irena A Mai neq. Parde ha d recen;: . = a ene ee iy reting ggS CARRYING THE Proved p a | too m™m . uch of Lift and Escape After > ) hurried from the Am ee nd Foun ry Co.. whe 2 l asa machinig ie: ‘Oo & telephone Call ) ered his home cryin “Ig Forcing Victim Out at ; and Bhe A Starr army because of his age a3 IN SATCH Writes finis to one of the mos' trag- had been wounded in action "MONEY EL ic Chapters in recent history had £een action in Cuba. the - ET Stricken in the Ma rior home of ie wg , ps ; Statement that She wil WC Na rs axe arge Passed on bu: ? | Mrs. H arding” Settee Disinherited and Snubbed| After Marriage, She Climbed With Her Hus- band to Pinacle of Power. ——— — By MAYME OBER PEAR. Correspondent Of the Post. Dispatch and New York World. WASHINGTON Nov. «9.—The a ao + % ™~> an | 4€ath of Florence Kling Harding Irs Harding did not wee her ‘me will power to get wel}. 1: ‘Sting, she ebbed Slowly away. Her « : s Tiiwond? i. yy a nis ilte Sudds 4 ly € Ty) I¢ } ke nf } cr + + : wis COllapsed ag he m the elevator “re ninth floor }*" ae 2 ciel ‘Oward her and wae lifted ¢ se Ser Buildinc T es olown ‘out in the ; izht, Florence : . ; " - 0 7 Tr P alee . ~ : Wwe 2ESs c ne LJ Ais »’ , : “ WT) « iT¢€ lous a m - ri 4 4 x ~ ri¢é arf and han I were treets, with thar Newsn, THtied of a)l} this 2. A} iyYsicilan summoned to a | ae it had filleg them , " irae” srachseee Ai. ; a etait io a ene COOLIO ed See, CO OO a mm ree mey Nn Ay Pe Ee ke OT Ne te i and George Neely DeWolfe, grandchildren of the late SE eeeseetteereenetenceees S Life, Fille Ended With Tragedies Pile SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 30, 1924. eee d With Drama, r a Mrs. Ha rding ret urned wer 7 = has ss ROM ES: Aw -. White House after her funeral and “ Soe SeMeres restless. however d Upon Her | Success Turned to Ashes by to hushan l's SS i arr ee Solicitor in Plot to POLICE ARREST 383 SUSPECTS ; the ‘ne suspects BEFORE | A. M. and Drink Places, 107, ’ ’ a ii " Gitlon pro a . > ~~ = , Rajah as , ush Ir) ¢ ne V William (oa, ST.LOUS POST-OISPATCH —— i _ _ Lo, tee a ea nie ite Rajah Is Un Continued from ‘Page One. ' ~~ | ¥Yetled eae ‘ | : la , gard n This money r Hiohbs coll 1. d Cepositing it but «it fter Robinson's , ized it might reputbale nD Mulct der Arrest be suppesed from the nguage he used that a firm had consented to “e taken or are inten, ains pete Santen in ® tee . a" nufacture st ent. doubtful. The WV eekly Dispatch | i an egal instrumen Death of President and tfece nt tomorrow a story to the| This he declared not 80. He ang aia i i? r? 4 ; " ‘ ‘fy ’ a oo“ ae eae or wanted to make clear on behalf of . ~ oe “4tect that Reade Was ‘in London . tate Spirit Was Crushed by - month ago ‘firs. Robinson that she had not i ised an instrumen intended fo eo . Two Holdups Reported in i) ” saan '‘fntate ’rial anded i z t a cr mya iryn .* Suicides and Disgrace of in an unprecedented mA. mproper use. P : : d Senay os a The instrument was a safety | wne Fertod, in Ome of tic: owing to tne tn, 4 Pam riends. , the = jury which may i Which Man’s Throat Is;in years’ of titigacn Lord Tart Agticles in Case. ‘ . ' ; cp : wilh, tion, concerning whic sec - Cent ae ¢1 - Slashed ¥ ith Knife. 4Ty @ findings was not able to i : E , h . ret ques Ption at the White House He render a decision and has ; ‘Ons were Propounded in Writing - 7. ‘ , ms ; ' : asaUll, and nas “uw i- oie Was standing in the East Room journed the case for a we. k. when | °° the witnesses and given to the near the spot where Warren Hard OFFICERS WO * ra] orcs Pnt« will > + . ; ’ ‘ Jury with APologties to the women , _— 4~ ‘“hai Argeurn } bil ye fare ry ia ing’s body laid in Stata on return RKING fora h ~ as ‘ , —" 7 the Toys ‘. Tr furors wae “iT J shake said a “gold ¢ , . © *« ’ : es ’ - . - “ . ‘ -_ * _ — - irom the fa ai A askan trip. There IN 10 HOUR SHIFTS CiBIONS On +} ® Ouse s Of face « hy Mementa match box ipon which in %¢ Was a faray ty look tn his eyes. O7 7 mitted may mea) Lord lbanelle es © ame) was a little eafety razor and wale . . "es . _ : 4 Es what wae he thinkine Of the neare summing un y inmistakabi, ' Second gold match bor upON au 7s ; ? : ; be Returned to Marion. Streets and in Poo] Halls , 3 ¥ OO paid by the Indiin The courtror m seemed 0 TG- Se these details as anti-climatie., pic when Sir J; ked up interest hn said: again in i packed away the lag Bei “p F l name. “These were details ao intimate 4 cee Be Shale happy reign to- ing olice C ul Findings Upset Judge a wel si: = co oo 23 gether. As she took farewe}) of! ters 9 The Judge m Mle he Secret of ius v mas would in any eiTrcumstances vy + . . teil any n an in the world #3 the historic rooms she had loved iii intention that the re should tn 4 bg to fill With floWergs she ngered The ioilhen wanes ae | the bookmaker Robinson, and his Identity of Victim. f ‘Or a while in the mie Reemi: ww SB SHINS | wife Florence “Maudie” Fig ins: The “Mr. A.” victimized by. the_ e where she a nd her life-partner h d ‘engthened from fight to ten hours had been |; a conspiracy to muict | blackma! ers has heen understood ; Smiled ipon the thousands of re- pe oe: ae — of piain- | the Rajoh Lord Darl u& told the |! be Fir Hari prong nurri) # neh, ception guests, and thee passed thes men on night duty in Jury tha: if such a ONSPiracy exiet. "On and hete ae “.r ?ratah Singh, from the POrta's -of the Maneiaor -reneed DY 140, last night made «d the Robinson. Could not recover’ Mahara a! of Jammu Kashmir. into the loneliness of a widowed ‘3 arrests on BUSpicion between 6 from the bank any more than ne Durke's Peerage fave he ts the childless lifa ». Mm. and 1 a. m could recover a Stolen, watch de-.| nephew { Sir Pratab, bus aiso his | On a@ specia} train, Mre Harding In the same Period, two holdups | Posited in the hay K's Vaults mur, heir “he reference. jr Burke's returned to Marion and took un were reperted, in one of which a cme jury upset Lord Darlin.’s Says her abode at White Oaks Farm seperti throat was slashed with a/ wishes For days ruMors hav “Ger. Raja Sir Hart Singh, K. ¢. 'with the Sawyers. She S00On grey wee . been ahout that certain members fe = a. ae, Commander of ° 4y5 . " a o i the -. + ; 4 . . P i. . 9 s , . . . " e . - . . ered the . 4 nN na re ee nor ey er a home —— the! Mrs Warre G H ai months was back in Washington i c ree — ang in po i) ha = and Up or f aa id 1; r) °r) ean > ; r fon | , Z Late 7,7 ft ija Sir Amar i - : ae I B ? a + ; . essa . Aas ——. os ‘ . rm Bas . ” sen seal . 2s . - ames with a blanket counter iw tha + Wil line inh iominant spirit of this proud wom ! n 7. arding, who wera left the bulk of her estate, esti- established In a downtown hote! ad ink piaces All | ere taKren t " ia Ve Dene 14 } Ve a u rr Lor } Lar ~ neh nh (* | EF: and " ephew and er ih r : ' i ‘ ; ‘ ’ P\ea dad i 2, ’ ; ‘ 4 iiji~ ull ‘ . ‘ * . © ai ; - y ‘ ‘ . , : , summoned is at % nial ¢ -_ ™ ae nm he nN *o hreak nd hae mated to be in @xcess of 500.000 A S } Tr) - +h Aarn . , POllce Stations, and were exe The ¢ ing for his attitude tow ard [ns heir of ©’ ‘anant-Ceneret Ph tnd had boa ded the e.evator x L I} Fran ark, and hea hody— SS i \ > Vv. a¥i Ss I Se e ‘ey. e, €ir tear +f 1@ sBCeNne o or hushand © } c " aj ? ,energ! L *. . : 4 Ai . ’ - ~ ~ ~ & + | : “4a\Sicilans Said la . ‘ shea . of ’ ure : ’ ~~ ra he : Re . . x i> = - } P - oe © +t ~~ " . ‘ - : i) See “ Neth, , THe } r4 "rr ‘? + ury } Orr f) ’ he wean \4 | Fi « \f Ps « ‘ is > -_ / ta} La , {mprovir ; wr night she passengers, | ding the! Weakened by a chronic malady—to father, was the offspring of Mrs. Harding's girlhood marriage, which ‘Triumph. At the time 4 Was ry. ; ee pe: fs "when the ord Darling's man-/ Ms "oa Sir Pratab Sing, G. C ee ; > - . " nd ” ’ ry ‘ . ~ . . re .. & and they expect she Eéward V. Rates nd his Groop and faj] ended j di De Waite sins b f mored that Mrs. Hardine intendeq P°-lCe records. of the 383 arrest- | ner when the verdict was r: urn ut a! oe a. oe a me " . aie. sa Wri ‘4 i oer } if , —- we ue ; ivorre =) 4 eo ion « Bana er "Qn } wastes: , - SG ~~ SS$i805 f A j . - , re ver ~ Py ’ - dies a . ‘ > | 4 4 > | a D iM { . O y -a\lsS a 0 { i - . o ori ’ > » i t+ "F : oy ; _~ " > a ° . ° “ie Was not ing mt, Norman Rasile, Rasler ine Teapot Dome investiration : —_ . 2 : 6 n Colo tO £0 actively inten POlltics and rue . ‘ Were set down as police | * &@ppeared the resy Was a shock | Ma} ira ja} of Jammu and Haem! ht , emia : . ex ————— : “hs OES ra 9 ne Nildran - ~ igiteAr h- : he Hi 5 SAM opm a are _ . : @ry Tr t ‘= ‘¢ > ‘ , ‘ : . *4 oe anc S death. > d the co? ho’ - Ta" Pf - uere iT) 7 q qs lone res WHA Nn» aba Ay has a \s 4 c Beas * ueve \ — - 7 A Ad W ALi LE House, Mrs Hard- for election 22 delegate fer ry >} t, har : ers ‘une rig? as f und O : m hy Sri Tr) ir Pe. : 2 eee aif’ f) i WW fT} j ] ' . . ‘ ; ‘ i ia S- : a: , ; . = i . With Mr Parde at the UMeMepay envelopes nrenaraa +... Sat-/tened her end. Those wi. know | 28 fearing their presence there would recall the Oid story of her to the Na; onal Conventian This | £© be carrying a concealed weapon Under English taw jr @a case of ; iS " ‘ ‘ aa ai 4 \ 4 si | Pr i j ‘ f - ~ j i i the “ ; 3 ‘ " . : - - ) i ; ‘ : i i ‘ : 4 ' . ini a ; ~S4 aA Cident, vesides George W ry @istri} se a 18 te the weekly hor Pst say sha w4e¢ literally ery aiv OTce ar q aks ? mms? US ID eP news T} - estate Was left i she denie | a’ at ne hear Purpose tn lo Be Held 20 Hours. this Kind the der fion is aANNOtin -. MAN INJURED : ” bartias . : vy ft = . . . . tay aii } - - “a2 ass *. - 4 pie P 4 ‘ ‘ if Cola t - « i 4 slj r , . ae icon cont beat : y| he: denied, 2: All thete arcunee eee nn SERIOUSLY ~s Son by a former Marriage Om, AamMmone army invee in thea cified by the politi ‘al rume he thant 1 to ist for +} ( a ae, un? ‘ 7 ro OR = Tn b d sees ning ow ash NEtTON woe new. “144i [NOS® arrest. ij] were f*pt ati by ths Judge who interprets the >. ; : ; = . . ‘ oe ae. _ ‘ a 4 ue Fi oe s4iUuie] I i ° aie Veé S oOit Ne OV ar ? ' : roe . =o 4 - = e an 4\4-« 4 ii¢ ‘ a - . +--+ *) ’ . , ’ - Al 5S two Cn] uren hy a fo hanical Genartmans — the ref ised to be } ried with +1 ¢ dead ¢ : ’ _ sona ly “oO f pervise the act ities totes 1 pets “te — ray . — ee a “ot mmmanved ——— _— TRYING T0 ESCAPE ARREST + | . + -A aa . ‘ . Aa a 4 14 ee al > > - - . "“ « - 7 r . oS 4 eae r° —T Cy } J Y | = a ~ , le 7 , ° + } : ° =e tsage, Henry, g and Do h floor and the scandals that soiled +h,| “© ROW I ~~ +9 Pespectivels of the Harding Foura tion. This “f Period prescribed by law The | jury has 2ecided on the quesetiane y Si oe : ha, ft! , , = 4 wile ee, ery 4 ik ‘ Ha Wae. a ha ; N R ’ ac ics Te eae * ae Pe = NP Oa nieas 6 .% ss E - , Sar > lImher OF a@ #4 (“@entea? ‘abd art ’ 7 £ le?! > = > . wae : : is e? T? Mmber of the Span bs Holdup at Ton of Shaft the ~ mF er me ‘a al her , \ + a c _— ee ~ a 7 eee mn eae oP —— re: iizat On, f "DF ir r} Sar > ir t rea. arge 4iiti ¥ ‘ Was at ey tra] eo. fa ssOT Od WY i1iSoury re OFr ims TT) 7 Theodor Cr0tch Reported to Have Ay oo : - RSE 3 } . s : ce - 7 “+ +) ] Ss ~? P| 7 ory . a! re ‘oet oA _" i . 2 AUCTICANn V » —_ : . oe ae one 2 . Ind her ae fring 7 ° re Y) lvsen ane! YHredc!A + + , ‘ 4 } i Bt 106 ac iede ouns rotee?t a, Veectar 2 % hy, . al Veterans 4nd @iWhen the ele for é hed the and . ON rusted ends iter | was marr t Mr lar- me nd er | Upon the: Been 5 — es . j ; } . I ihe ri oe Jumped } rom Second Fidbr or —e ; , é - - 4 A o * _ . . a i.d - , : ; “a e tr Pc ‘She oe ~* Ll¢€ ral. ait rin lt +» . + a oS ¢ ier an } ur ehe keene ©’ pane raficine +n- =~ : . f , " ‘ ‘ 1B ac Oining Mrs Hardt: Es ! té = ve wes OF neg a , on the par man Beat Iiim ea: »! ' o—t 420QG et a ee = % Son Died in Denver. Bee] Ne} 4 1 iriends- —the news. " Crm 4 . ant 4 = x c ry A I ~ . é "eo rry } ‘ . , ane ‘ } ‘ a: t} ip : ’ ' ys — - 7 aft a + TY) ner rar rrare on 2S £10 V' " acy "atl . : eT 7 Tr the hote! ire Ha, Tins wae t ie 6s reet at Seven Penth Street ar ° ‘nsorn Ss na me q qd nor arise ar} 7 owes A - _ Rightes iia] BT @SE was - - r = 7*™/* g | al " roe i ‘ ‘ . - " 2 2 . . a _ : ii “4 " . : } ; i ta ? 4 \ ) ] ’ : ’ and to " ‘ 1. “ . . - m , ‘ . . tok = , Z as 7 write} rr " Past a Louisan Released Rat . es én T? Nf tI a i , 7 had One so wh 1 in Denver 7 ¢ = Vi ae asi Sa rare), seen Her meatle were ‘ta4rk avenue at j Pp. m ws neck, would n he Sumitted to the fore ken ty Ho = ' night n ‘ ac — +s 4 ore ! Se > vad c ¢c 4 i id id 4 4 j ~ Ww Nog ; _— . e - i i 7 f ‘ : . ? e A ¥ ; r . ¢ . fa, le a . ‘ - ‘ “ a? r\y Z " Jail to 1 ndergo an Operatic ep : ' OWn family served in her suite ana mithe vent 2nd face slashed with a Knife. He Must Accept Jury's Verdict sf me is conditior suffering ‘ +} = ; two other rm e PAssengerse in in ended to write Warren Hard- Colo Ww © working nha i¢ pa- nce refused + , , : yc ite, nO wel ; : . ; ts ’ ” “at ; — : j 4 * 4 > ‘ i, ‘ Pia ° ‘ ’ or rm ¢ +s r * = ’ ~s "es ‘ > Aaa 4 rs ' , t~ ry - ier? f , , ; © c i=) YN) Asi ey i } if? fy + 4 nr mor I ° A oT _ ¥ cyt» ! . ra Yeon r @ 4 = > 4 4 . ii . a — - iM one . fe oil WAN iLL Aid,, Novy. 29... : hold P 43 hoate & wit eX a gies * ie x “ — : © ee’ ne with ¢h, Ne wa « the fh, Stiane — held DP DY to herroes, who took whether Robinson OF8 or does not @na ' UIBes Surlered wh le trying ~ x y —— . “s > ¢ rT} rr? =e nce > sf Ye Nrar | > ‘+ > 3 Jone ‘ ; 6 — ' 7 taken EEF ES ifj AL | gh ¥ ie _ , a © ~ . , . - &s . . * aria . se ’ wr. Olateta. o - as e € € 5 | | 14 ‘ = > s \ ru ‘ ~ har cr? ’ Tor > -*h-o ? | Nite > 1 ¢ vu 1r a ’ 4 enr ~ c h. } » +m Le yy an. ~# oO 6 \ rth ’ . “+ a 4, . a4 ‘ ‘ Tt"? a ; Fn + - c = wae gf Vv irre a ry : . ; e 1 a" . ce, — aenoneaes + ry. ines ‘ . : ‘ i 4 i { es " . ‘ , . itAa : 4ng Judge Walter = tn 8 2 , 4 Apa = | , ; oe 6DeCaum = 80@sip { _— “8s, (ne Hardings came With “Evelvn McLean, or Mre | Newstead enue was held up at questions of fact. and hence he! When G sucdenly Jumped from ' * See Meret bis cide ane mmMmanded Marding Ss ‘S wife knew him * : ‘ . > : : , ¢ , _— = , ; ° —— _ = t ' nA.r} im order that he ny. ' - ; , = mist r el in reopening at a fe wnen social W asning- eer ow « ore re * endieton avenue and Hodiamont | must ec, nsider Mr and Mre Robin- BeCcon “or window of his hy mea yee We Me that hao r I'l] blow On Q@r stin ation, however : thas ‘ . = yew ie § “times drove ; - , cy ~~ - : . a om a 4 i os . — . ‘ bh or f nN vt ~ ee re r f - a 4h ‘ ha }4 use frar Ks hy ¢ > ar i+, ~~ DT1¢ rie Zor ; NArens ¢ vr, = —_ i? {j = } r) x wa ¢ re tn an m*- ,. oy - “letCal Operation, { i3 , Tvarw - 3 + ’ 4 ” . , ' ——s On the SNee0 C4 wrote ic the Contra t 3.3 Never o > Greet #6 ~4 ‘ : we : ' ' "4 se *} I ] ' fine ’ Pye ‘“4e Operation ig jy isto r+ a} ii : 1 of ther r whe Mr. Har- "rst of "-*S Was to have the Mr. Wilson's fine: which she at The announcement that two! the bank the cash which Hobbe " '® Tind Gotch back in his imant wac nvera OY are- Slgened rs . . ' aw at » 4 \ > , l , ’ ’ . ‘ . : i ’ ' : rte , 4 nz his ite The ord ~ . : R . Ie me r ne thas the ian —— % 1° ne £ ‘ ¢ ‘ j - Pf g& ‘ qj | I " tendea wit F Pr OCR ities einai NOuUrs wre } rye 4 ern tn + l@ nr NOK OU ane ai tr} ite , In grea ef AaXtn@ fed that ee © : » I € Lner ae. 7 Lé Orv oO . . 4 — , " . ‘& ver f rt is that he mue er , © Su S Ang wide nd the. state en . WOrKINeE period was made yecter. bart among the Sig three nthe *"OX beat him wir] his migehg stock : Wiiust wT. a . . - — os Hardinco«’ a » 46 . Yeu and the Ying nf rhnoF , . Se : im tn ° ‘ _— 7 P ihe bag was s ‘rrendere Raney Ss , Career cou 1 not > eS a ro S thro onen * the nithli- cit a , ” : da. followine more than %H bh, 7 Conspiracy, t} lef? in eh P which (he Ppollcern in denied a Te@easona “i€ time Robher Onerate Plevator have been ‘aia nm Intimmes et - > e ‘ . Fe, irs t as ‘ stone of a schon! er dowed hy the “4 cnt a ee Se eee f ae ~ ‘Us tet oe air 7 ? } a 7} - ’ >] ] ify po Q r | + . 3 : s ‘ ‘ % Pl ” - ‘ Pz _—" 7 7 4 - - . anion © his Sentence He , . . " : . — Har ne fe L! €r earl, nfor- Res ‘* tne of! receptions ilar ne Tr — , ra t ae we £2:0ayV night and eariy yes ‘ if AT Darling refuses 1 he a ward -_ ‘or - Th surpr oe | PMH vee gr 7 the oh t fe One Nes¢r 2 ie ¢ té - oi si . ’ ‘ , ~ ithe TY iis ia lav Kills . e 6% o + ‘ Ners c bs f ’ ligt TY) wt . sc . if) apned) Stems ePrtair . x i ee eo , . i 7 . . 4} ee ; va P ii . } > {¢ i i + ~ . ‘gor . , ay — > . E eS A Sey, iAted rege ‘ j al :) ’ ¢ ) ‘ d ’ Lailif i pri Ling S/ Pp > T 1é Wi ite - " 3 on “ ‘ ane ¥ . 2 : : he "rier Were or loread tr CaM. an a “"Tt's this verdic+ , expected . ‘ r i?C ei rep steered Poland : Tor . ; —_ ea t Wanec — Nes) romance jg s sent in any y n- , ——/ S808) con : ) ™ — " , pe oy } r 94 - MA TTO.¢ IN, 7 Nov, 29 fing lever Jus Pn T \ s1LOUse iS a Singular annea Fy ‘ ee a , a ; Pride Rowed to Duet. BO Ge ties x MSMR oie Meme Oe: die ia S eemens ina weighing i6 pounds. The * ee . : . , ~~ - o © vi © fz }se iw are ‘ : a> Ta a 4 oy ‘ - 2 ate me « tfen ar : im mn? ; ie: finane' edit yr OF the Danner of t © gr! ind and + se Ves the . _ sf mii€ . . Po Stan +} e Teor ryt T) mo 4 . -+ ‘ ms V@irhed ] Munde . or persons ‘NMciuding an » dinan , | * \ . “a > 7 ro ; > . . * ’ i 4 r v HS s y » 4 + ? == = ‘4 CS “~_* . ’ ’ df a | , r »* ‘ ‘ : d zt é e ° '? F: nen t } ° e Be ; te, ‘i ’ 7 ?¢ e2oq = 21r rc Z 7 ?? 7 } Tr) r ; 7 - > } . ; rT) is Vv ~ 4 Ye MA! were arre sted here tonight peached to board ' ' H ees . Ww P t Mrs. Hardine enters =a — we no Ca "; Fesuit mh three “hour periods! thas the worst of n y ordeal! is fin . i a 4 7 ver ry ~ be byx- . c - ate" - ? > rathar 4 . »TYO rls 4 i nw + ‘ — ai rr i i © ry ‘ + ™ - = a ‘ > . \ s © 4 . =| " ‘ - ‘ =s Uns ‘> Tr? fs) : scl heron we : raid Conducted bey wa tJ) wR TY fit eT Wi id = i i Was i *#Y¥é »? ie. ‘ r on : ai , . ay rCraAasS 4 gir? [Se of tw her tw chifte _ : he on Aut. ished f ; an 4 three KA i- ? . ——~ - at MUrish of hie rervoltcoer the eo ] ld Tre, , y - . ine ik nvent r r z ; > erie . ’ . ee “ . S Of skirmm, i} ‘ie } Officers 4S5Sisted he Ol ficere I MIUSH iis . : i wad =~ 2 O1C Ame aij i mance { ; : 4 s P . mn 1 ial i — : mer } iTs Act Oniy ne moet gir Ji? née ‘ (ine yf 'Trese He a h isthan A declared himee . : : . in ik tw ice da! y . » Tee . a i . . , ‘ she c i MY oOrc + - . 4 te . It] . ‘ : ‘ : ' . . ati . ‘ 7 . ew ’ . ai i if? ne rooper tre reread T e Strugce °° and at Yr remen? S . Vis € r ‘ ~ e T ; co fr ends Were re eve rye orf ~ - — " a . i : + r ] c 4 . ria?’ - . . ‘ Lae — Atri tic _ —— - : : : 4 ‘ ‘ i=) re ry ‘ re tT 7 ° ae , , ‘ . Cc n = é 7 Vv a ss | We Tre rm rq . ; oe " + . > " , . S] LOUIS POS] DISPA , tar ot } } oan » CA} agro I { AE . ne went ¢ thig rr\é , “ roa? } H se Was the Neonle’. - 1 vera! reaGfirms the be lef in our (.Oods« Valued at $2000 Stolen. = a! “} l S ¢ ’ 4 i "ie +b : rr, i on oe € ah, - > oc y - S , ae - " . Y eller ‘ Sitor \V + or he | 4 Tr € o> nf ‘} 7 i . lic. > : + ’ ’ ** aa a - } kc os a ij ‘\ } } a\Ve € i} _ en ™ , fs , oor d b , 1S nd c ‘ . 4 _ 7? _ : i ‘ ‘ S Aj ,, + 4 ; re ‘ir cr? z inn oe en) 7 in fhe pub! C's rr ind MF’! ROPO!] IS Ti! Now 28 nie : nna . > a ce _ 7 = . . F ii ~ a is sift j ) 4 ‘ > s+ 4 + . eg” . > z oa . tae Ses ‘4 . : " we ‘or Harding, cand late for the solf : c ©ad Out of the et it was the ca; “ain Was On duty personally Sir John Simon itm hie rOneN Clothing and n+ — : ) “ Py JOSEPH PULITZEEMMMently +. 3... susnictor ' In any event, whe Figg, @%tending the heaseiteie ht : hoe Pati , addreas tn cra Bit concind-| Cletiiins ane *r articles valued : . & 4 ; rs j , 4 a . > r=" —— “ - 4 ms , ’ ; . - ne ic . a a “~* ‘nr * > . . r + s + = = “+ 7 , ‘ " bi © . : +} ~ — - re | Siilin % c lé ‘ = r , P al oe bene ' od oon : , . P Dec 1° 1RTS8 a ; esi le % e if © Wy) c. 0 a P a : ; Shea - re hercal? ‘ se 1. “ & v ‘ biak ; 18 hu O7 ivinge fhe ing iddre«s tn tha 4 ry in heha f of at apy roximately 3°06 Was oh. . one, ‘e oO! + ‘ _ 4 > +] ¥ P i + Z - ~~ + z iS * r ‘ > + ~ — ~ x ar PS ‘ _ x* in e - ‘ ; : ; Be ce ; a . Sy ‘ eS ~ ‘. sete _% 29 — 2 ‘ ; 4 = ; hed | ause er ; er 1isin‘ er, ted her ; ry. I OT 1 .€ 4 2 R Fal} ©f gn ay , ri , } &S duty morn 2 Pic? ‘ ww hich SPoCret? ow flanna fh ’ Ww - , : MICA ER CF THE ASS CIATED this Point } £ ; 14 t rne 1 ¢t ood § > ra | t ‘ tre f SMe Sr « ra! t ror +} Ty A '? « ‘ sgl - — A, N —— os r near Nere and carted shal ; = — .e9 » . . 4 j r , ad r ‘ rv . , . >") aa : ' P . ‘ e " Same ce ; 1+ na er ends cut her for y ar- . rd dicaa , flare ; , : : 7 ~ «aGrcings _ oe easures do not Prove «x riven sir John said be Feal- off th, merchandise ir trucks ‘pe 7 4 . = = + 4 4 4if°tl | - j Dna? y rnrtiie . . © Os es © Associated Press is exclusively rani . bali © roonher wv ryving im! sn : : , _ ‘ mn 890 former home or Vyomir 3 venue effectiv, n red ng \rimes of v4. . . aa 4 ‘ ‘ r . . ’ ee PA ema 4 . rt ~ tc a ae * ; P a Mre 12 a ‘ 3 - ‘ m — . . et , P : ; ” ee ee ee os nepublication , . : ‘§ as abo = To he more exact Amos Kline “ . ears «a min- nm tne bathr TY where W: rrer ence gre \ t = @Xpectéed th-- —— hes recited to it or net i P . 3 % 7 : P ‘ : « " « Aas “*sinmn irs? . rT) 4 t . 4 _* £ — > 6 x \ ° q ‘coc? F , ‘ + + _ - Pe _ o 4 3 ‘ on , . ’ - _ edited in this parier and also pai ~a ™, ~ 1+ » .+ ‘ | : 4 . * published the en. Adil right: hing : P nas and wearing |, erited his d: Ughter no: oniw fae “oma = . KOC} r - as vas ¢ Se f this (nat the res [he razor stron ite said tn ve " ' ti efiert wf , sing tie ior 74 = © ’ ‘- P 4 : . ‘ AU Pf) i P| 4itly Pai ¥ | ‘ 4 . -“t] c P ‘ ger — — ; t “ rt, ee t- ,? . ios Te. ¢ ee e ~ : i j > ¥ > 7 f *, - on : “ ‘ as reserved 8 ~~ = 62t Sedora | .. Trying a “futureless upstart os ' “=, 4m White House nerved Mra. Harding eomn etely force 50 per cent, as con pared with ; s 7. r} aT > - a 2 c ; on “hs ’ - 4 ‘ — > . > ° , L rte Ne *> ar ,? per was ‘or. ‘ , . . . Lid 4 P| i btn . i 4 } ~ ia} AY ? }ar Wes another "T’} erripi- c _ . . a ~ ” Se ' ‘ i on a. . , SUBSCRIPTION RATES RY f ut for marrying again. Not many , and. I'm +¢ tre . teil erie: ty: suicide ess 66 mn the the 88-hour shi Will De introduces , 2 yty6 4 ' ~¢ , rr. I : Vo reagnr Whe, ¢ bia» y ADVANCE as 4 =e eatme are, of |... knew, until the story came | diate reas Ww he he H 465 MAr-| apartment of the avs rnev-Genera ) ' ‘ isin > t ‘)? —_ ° + ‘ is s ' -_ nes ) 4 A e > a | 1. ne ‘a 7 7 7 . “ ia s & . - aa ; ‘ Pad 4 oP . * > > , - rere Delivered by City carrier or out ) TE T vorcred In the can Dairr Be on lardine | wede l pave om aku eae iii ate, e einai llar ‘ Inti y . r dealers R OOK $75 000 _— =e } = ] . ; : - , Or TY ’ r?? ] 4 ry? ? ° e ‘Ve, , A ‘ ? TY} 7 oe ; f na ry y 4 a - tT ae ’ - + ¢} . a c f ° S« P é im il ad 5 | hia noon. Psily only, 50 month ~ Sunday, § . “There {s nothi> E sensationa] | **¢*¢* 4 Tin — \ als r a rf of Cir n Nd friends ar me tinge on his , ! } Q les — ae ia aaa si . - ‘ . . re e ai ge é . COT, oq | TE re ? ’ cr > . . " % ’ ? , , ‘ . + a. : - {3 ‘ as | j a4i Af ah al ed hy oT » ‘4 FOR CLAIM ON ES A CON rn Seta writ * — \ fi re moar. , ia é sci i 2) ~ Xe i S a 4 i.” € ’ j or jc - , fT ent (sa rerea j " ¥ ied ao c ¢ ; P P P gE ‘ ** . : , oi Se a ~ae a6 2 _ . —— a > , . ‘ ~— { r ‘ je" e¢ ee 4 4ak .t : ete a > , 7 é ° - a r € \ 4 4 ° ie , ‘a! ad. Ex tere! as sec ONC -~ | i i s erg E en : . vv" ‘ frenec aa : a aT: COV Fs we 4 ? ‘, a tT? ¢ ‘T’: ; ’. ‘ ; , ‘“ “ . > >. “ > « ‘ - c ‘ P| ai « s ‘ 4 . > * . a“ + > | + ot _IS7S. at the , o8totfice at St. Loula.7 _Sontinned frem Page One. 5 and her heats =. me : a er Washington who were a, ee OF Pena ia , Ns 4 i: a ace pste) ‘Nigh * — ; a P a o " » ~ P . 6 4 - » - ‘ ‘ . > A a , - ‘+ = . - ’ | / ” } « eo mr rc a Toa . n'za . ; ' _ e W. Irving a inher yx UNg girlie At the age nf = ' x ‘ \ > aa «feted a hanwe hae heen ” Bell. Clive GBO0 ; and the a _ . _+ at certifi. om 4 baad Aid 4 M W ' . : 2 . = ‘ I ; ir =F &% yer . rat . = “a - ‘ ‘ ad 133 Ba 5 & e ra i-4 s H. Stra 1/88 le the notation is . , e aay eu ¢ Se ek. c £ ‘ MNMern re ? ; aay iSt rerninanite ‘abd t frhinge + 7 Ss : “ “id not, and w 1 not lAKe care ; 9 7 : , ase 7 { Vv T Puss ’ fe | ; ma The ‘ i= + ; + . itn ~— ] : . a sf i A 4 + ‘ ear cv q ire ior : ; me. re? } > ‘ ] > ? Tabe: Re P a . . e A Recon 4 reiease, Harly gaid ie ii; ony and was Vote-gette { no! tunifor: © sent a note ¢ the Her nride wne we to the dane? . - ‘ . 4 ‘al: CO? rTs erar tz J e,. c. . 7 ° rere : . 7 . licate , ' ri sy > t? ’ . ; i a _ Sina Value I esie t t 7 ] } ‘ rage fiir hes P na th, fine ' } \ ; ~. . s > + + . > | , “ rm thow the ye ing woman's Re ; C1 @a) : | that she passed on 1; the Grea = —_ . : a4i 4 susdDand dis q al ] Six , ears De 4 ‘ ; = r lor ‘e. ,ver «ww ’ ; ’ na | ‘ " , . lic, 22 Pia! af ‘ » i ul j } ~ j | 14 . ¢ - - on . “— , 8 “Rosalind Kendall Wain. Se. rie a Ol dge re-' Bevo; 4: _ a ——_——_——= ee - 4 mehs —s - us 3 nearer eee pan - ae = 4 ; P ‘ fi’ 7 iA. , 7 . in "The Copies of the recein? nd ; 41:e€d, Priday morning I YINg ree r the r aol. S being tif. , } a> ey the ne rifle ae } , oe the : : i 4 .. & 4} ‘ ‘ id . | ‘ i — ~ ei i ‘ .*s a ‘ ’ i ) ~ . . n + miA ei — | Soy, 4 +} ‘ + : . ‘ ss e in Nr Louis. , Attorney ; the Mmidnig at | ing ( i i€¢ 4 eS fas} ned ‘ fo? ; c so o es tTinnce ; he wre rr Wac fA, o & . ‘ ‘ a4 Aa 4 a HM ‘ ; 7 ‘a, : s a &t31+ Pe’ « MO tmer + uW a - ‘ . P P ‘ . . . 2 . + . and W be shown In wu L, aAppoin ‘ S in o Celie a mh Oo Nis Ppariners wno Narged The } Sty K hile lites ° Ss ? > - | ~ + . - - . + A rT e; { isn = i e + rs + . ol } . ; . ‘ ’ mere ts occasion to do | tended to displace the exe SIX CONVICTED OF ife $35 ween need %0 pay his | daughter. Catherine nea tee we named in the wi who are Willia? Wife $95 wa. a Raynor, | ae serinne! ss Rciniens o Commen+ir ~ allegation A. Haren. Max Ko 4ny and He, $4,000,000 ST OCK si _ rs ie Rap . . “"entineg OO} (ne ‘allegation | - 13 Q =e 4". Was when”"h. farned =, [72 “— on 4 ty or > if = Stife} oi P : ¢ ing woman's suit to | man C. Stifel. BROKERAGE FRAUD | that onty one mayne he earnes . — ¢ F, i +s thetarthe: +h, Admit She Got About $75.000 e to his wife that he gave hin ADVEETISEMENT egeta e Ke — . . 2 ’ ta ; Tr: = a i by Aiman? “ver - “ (ont ° > 5 . . A 4 Was not mentally com. ne AiNant s wrers ere mtinwed fro, Pare One — iy : hori he os F : a : EERE fl or Cons pation 4 y Ay * made the codici] | have said that she received abou f last } tments ac st testified NS “a eer Ah — “a. wv. ~ > +h + r.aee 7 ’ , - ~* Early gaid */9,000 from Wainwright. put tha ES Catan lillian etna r’s testimony 28 oan oO Nature’s Remedy (RQ Tab- een oe - : : + e. ; . "or srvite } } DPea rx ‘his woman and «t Was their understanding th it she vente t by Silkworth Ra , partners and others of the 10 lets) a vegetable laxative . . , «, } ‘ ‘ al ; be, omsidered Mr. Wain-|ieceived about one-hay | antiga Truesdell’ Owen, the defendan:, ought out! | Beats Electric or Gas cae ne, omeee é ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ; : ts P| ° 37 Tl R ee i ¢ my ar ‘ ma kK e i aeo* je. “tirTn $: AA it Te Li? . awn i t} \f { > Nae i > a ae = bel 6 ba ‘ ry? oe’? i , ry ‘ug? ; ! ik ™ ore = nature action. elieves a ~ ii; > i ~ ° + a , strengthens the igestion ss . ia ; ‘ tr ,c an cr i Ung ‘A T sei ‘ , ig? ‘ fu rT nen? an ele ’ ; oy ‘ ’ r > ~ a ’ ne vr. Si) , ‘ le - ore has been teated bv the U. S Gor ern ° . «4 ; 95 ; , and assimilation. HILDREN AND ’ ' Cien —. ec nr? yperry, at I 1iS\ c rt Mr ' il ner l n- r Ut Ké ne ‘ ~ ‘ } ] Se - r T ve ry ~ ~ kw rt ment and 3) leading Universities 4 " . i ‘ * ft - q é EMBERED AL® WINTER Mie.? when the , i was er, J. M. Kendall, now lives Ke! trade e SGiidated Ex-' tes? Ne ir S defense, made e; and found to be superior to 19 ordi ; a . ; ey 7 Ds rh i+ be : Is DY? Va) ; iv LIS; . ed ‘ ry rvs ad 3 Eariy Yesterday filaa mn behalf Wright's ashes were s at The aft. Sil} 2 St Ligh tc the . ‘5:0n Of the Gox ern- '™g Up, is 4 oa k urns — 7 } lay filed in , % gir an common kerose +) . . : . ? > * exe t . nhamed ir the ‘ Inatory of \ ainaiia C emeter: for i SOT; ¢- rial He y 24 Mments cues s Mor sa } edera! me is iT) ~~ An opportunity to buy ome of t Pemme ; : : aa ‘ > ’ . . ' ~it ° » -’ " rhe | . > . r 4 — ee Vw } ere Crema ?t of } . arate i. ty ry wm’ ry and eT i } 4 is ' io t } it - Fd , f ia a ? “ar rn d se coal y ¢ PD rel ; hb c erqui ly tatlored | oa t . for 2] ry é ; 4 ‘ . : . : ‘ cig P a ; i - . om The inventor. Johewson #00 a J y/ RS »* from +h, rder of Prohate ace rhe young woman aimant, per } to go ft rrance as a men: ssainst John A. My Quade W. Lake St Chicago, T. ; offer : ee 7 vee end > , ae. a ‘ LP hw i. 18 . 7 c a " Holt -. . ™ o e ir > 3 tT! " Ww t 6 ; . a gy hen se | . Ou , ng rt } % d ; . oN he - ae . > ne = . ° ‘ ‘ a . L ¢} n : ‘ ler re : ad hes = . sa , . . “a ing EF , nad “ §mg to send a lamp on 10 dave ao ae e ™ a . ee ” cr *} rey . ae e ‘+s ‘ " . 4 7 6 r ts . , - " ‘ ey, > _ . tice ; - temporar nistratoy wreat! ‘g . - suced ‘ his Knowledge FE trial, or even to ve one . 6 *at VM Ra ‘ Wh on » L? ] ’ Rirvte Se o Owrig? ser “Oe UT T he COV ETT ree ne —— r ‘ne Operations th liege A . . - ps i lige amp is ex. ia h £ iu . or (s , im 4 (he alleged FREE to the firet user im each local 2 > _ "eee ales ae- | Bellefontaine Cemetery a few days! At che as. (he trial, Raynor, | bucketing ring ity who will help him introduce it | off the Old Block ' A ; a . — * , we . : 2 . : » ¥ and te hm ort nm ix rrar rng Mh ¢ ved i 7 r f “ i ‘ t is : _ Write him today for fn! Particulars Ae JUNIOR San ittle Mis - 4 , | ric) by r- her TT) t New Orls Fs 4 \ccidentally Sho, Hi ‘hf ao ; la: | ? &appena: Tt he hanrA ¢} ‘ Wa \ rit «a any, iene 11. ¢€ e . i i ‘ . : ‘ - - ‘ at ‘ wy ts le» ( ; d. : — him t et if D # how von rar | .ND HEAP WwOOL Ut Spor iuadee ’ br Post-Dignatch Atco aak npn, “oar The same WR — in one-tuirg 4 ° a 7 . . . ’ es P ; . ‘, " - . ; (igre ¢ : J pat Cour lela} thefr removal! e surprised his eig w deter get the agency, and without exper oces, candyc nen taiee roadway and Washington Ji. . . . rr . ‘ , PIS j \ ‘ > | ~— “hill 17. * or " * . "1ON 5052-54 West 17th St_New “PPointment of ee u as mausoleu™ is hecause i marble ants fading ¢ He late While.Al- | cnee « ‘money make $250 to $500 pe cmidren and edulte 1 fa . Ta) th | SOLD BY YOUR ORnveeIsT ——— g e Y - ra 2 eo a . * re and his $1,250,000 bond Was ' Siab. venin dwt ich the &4S5hne€S8 are * in €a tu Wi “25, i€@- fred Aus ig Vi DPOUCLO, Was €Xam- Ren : i
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sali ae he a AREY AIOE MP om Oe ee ee LRM: RB ABO ER RIE "737 TISPATCH GUNTES! AGAINST BAKER DISCUSSED BY DEMOCRATS (Chairman Barbee Arrives in St. Louis for Inquiry, but Says Definite Evidence of Fraud Is Necessary. UP TO COMMITTEE, DR. NELSON SAYS Local Leaders Not Inclined to Favor Action Unless Investigation Discloses lrregularities. 7 ~ - ~ = ~ -_ = > - ~ + - 7. ee . - ~, > ~ . . ~ 4 7: a : — ~ ~ = a + - > = - > ~*~ - WASHINGTON. Nev. 29 —Com : a= . ew . . — Tr" =S ner rem :% + ans 4 ? 7. 4 . 3 cat Pry ry 4 —_—-a 7 ° ”- = ~ - > “« ws 7 : r . : et | - a ‘ ee » ) ~ % Linger was “ ere * ‘ 4 rg? 4 la * ‘. Tl a - fet 2 . * ~ . * - tien ‘ ® Packing mm pan Perd rez rhe *» ~ ? . 4 4 hic - @eurt on thle . salinger released on «& $25. $00 bond. Ponzi’s Profit Was Only $45 on $9, 000,000 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening ne wspaper COMBINED SUNDAT. SUN BER MA. SOVEMBER 39. 1924 NOVEMBER La — OLD GUARD THREAT ived in Sch STATON Ss QUT ISN'T SERIOUS REPLY ‘COUPON’ BAIT “CAUGHT THE Pua He sald a™erwari Startling Figures on Result of Former Fruit Peddler’s High Financing Given by Accountant. "= t™ ~s ~ 4 ‘ 7 ~~ *- - = vi - © - + 7 é wee re 2 ‘ ° * > ~ > a a 4 . ~ ~ ~*~ > e -s “~ 2» . 4 7 > o ‘ = r “~ —— - > $4 - and . $ . 2 - ~ = ~ a ww . eh ¥ ¢ , vw ~ a ; §s« af a Big ld«a ~ ~ a -_ nm 4 vw E > - - - r > e+ - a a i 2 1 irra Pr Vineun 5 ~ — ~ - ~ ~~ ~ ._ + s = - gs + - —— o ~ ° = — = - a és x + we - ~ = = ~ ~~ 2 3 ° a ~ -_ a - _ ~ . _ - > ae , oa ~*& a > ° —_ " “4 - ~ — ~ = at fret 4 r . = ad ~ . 2 a > = $ 2 . ou wren ates D pece — ' the money >rougch’ " e eo e?¢ a 2 star’? d a ‘anc «a orizeg tiem ane out notes Me > . » Be cid not ano@ ‘PONZI. ARRESTED FOR sre sencrable. Pomsi was co8- fen until the next regular seasion es % People Were So Eager to Tague Among G. O. ‘ Thrust Money Upon Bos- PP. Leaders Regarding La s ton Adventurer That the Follette’s Followers. Police Were Sent to Stop Pts MOVE MAY AFFECT jots. CAMPAIGN IN 1926 sounding “iitme? be bad men Republican Majority in New Te ae ne eee that bs Oe ee eee Includ- ] | “eecret” which eosme way that! - img Several Considered , Ee eee of the caceanee uns re er ae tnt ee ee, caw: | Se Gaeees SnCELOOS @ 3 ess ¢ cigyest fits pee -- Staff Correspondent of the Post- = SQ, gente re est Dispatch and New York W ortd r - + - ~ ie | a pe * \ ‘ . - - = = : . ‘ ps € : 3 > - oo et 1 ¢ a ~ ~s e 4 4 es . a > e =-TA Sr. oa . 7 — - 2 4 = . = ~ 7 io ° ~ 4 Be 4 j 4 mn A eS ~~ a - . + A > “ a | ~ - = ~ = - =- . 7 . ? lo se * - "*-. r ll 4 - oe 7 - ? ° zs ~ ~~ 2 Pe a a ‘ . a Ye . - 4 e =? - x > A \s 3 _ 2 ? = - ~~ . ‘ ~ > =_ ~ = — - ‘ = “ 1& » *s ——— o . r ~~ - ~ L 4 ~ = — A - he ~ ‘ r x ? = r > a or — ‘ ~ bens i a. cS " - ”* = . -" . = : - . : . . > . ~ 4 . 4 . . rc a s ‘ef. a. | ee \ — ; . j . - F : ‘ nts 2 4 : “regent ° > ° — > > _ 7-s . - + ‘ - ~ 2 , AY? ; - 2 -_ _ ' ~ereg*t- - : a —* * ¥ » e = ~ o« mo xa Der CoS ~ : P= es - a ~ . ~ —_ - es ~ ‘ . ia ~ - - - - .. € > - _ eo : . ¢ oe S = -~+s . . ~ ~ : = meas - - “" _ La - S o - - > « a - 7 = = > a.° - s a - . = a? = — = . ~ > : ~ eal Ss ’ ° 3 4 -" a . ~ - ~ - . ; 4 S - © sl ™ - - - - i > e = a= 3 _—_— ax > - - 2 “ & a> e. ?- 7 4 e - = > * - | se ~ ~ ~ >= _ ™ Zh gg “ é .* - “ - > r - b = — -= + ~ = — ~ ~ - - - a’ ”- , 4 = «a @& 4 ~ = - - ~ - Pi & ~ b 2 = a - —_ aa | - al ~ - b -_ — a ~ ™ : . ve . 2 p ears ~ a c v Os ~ _ har ~ é - ~~ . ~ - = — ‘ - tes, ; 2 Lennox Ran in 1926 ° = ad —- 2 ¢ — ‘ ~~ = > = 2 -~ - *~- — x > = = a * - * = ~ _— - _ ™~ = ~ . ” 5 - - — * > = ~_ _ . -~ «(= ~ a - é = a os 4 >" ~ * Ad 2 > => - 3 = _ a - e 2 . = = or Sees - ~ - - . - 7 si sare - - - = = —- . ~* ~ Ww & -_ - ae | ~~ . » ~ . ~ — . = - > >! > > - — b§ - enrroot 2 - a = as . > = > ae “ ” * —- Re 7" - a : v - = = - 7 a - 2 - e é . — $ ‘ ce - e * es on - 4 “ 4 ~ oben r -e 4 - - Ss ~ = . - , ~ . - eo = = - av re” - — —— Pe > - - = o —— on 2 tz - _ . a 7 -_ a -_ - ’ > - *= : o ? = > = - - -* ‘ oo | = a - + x - - - -. > + - ~ : ~ = - . ~ a = > 2 = a - * - a ' ~—* - - yak e = & ~ —_™ - > - es " 5 na . aS a a * - ° r - ne = \ a kk a Z = ae - - = r = 1 > - a ~ 2 on aa - a > -_ —— 4 7 — ° > — ~ - 7 = = _— SS 4 iP = ~~ _ ~ -_ . ~ = ~ ~ 2 ~ = ont - > eo - ~ 2 ~~ = -* = a « - = — ’ ? = " a - a) History May Repeat “ oa « = Vi > /* ~ _ * - = “ 7 ~ - > — - ec ig 2 = ~~ a 7 = = PS . - - . 2 - = « - " - ~ - ~ aS A ~s ~ ~~ - x = > © “ - ~ -~ar ona * a = . : = @ ~ os rm a - . > S _ - ~- 72 Por er 2 Z . 7 ; J " - = > 4 = Li ba! = ; AIM: eVuri~ . " - ee 4 . S > — . = . - ae . = - én on 4 4 - 4 ~ -- - o - ~ = _ ~~ — . mn - - a _ 3 = — = - Z om > ~ 4 ~ - 4 o 4 ”~ > ~ = ny “4 iN = - 7 Pa - a” = ~ - 2 -* Be I a a 2 - 3 ~ on - 7 - F = ~ - 2 a . = rs @ - =e eo » 4 . ame . . ~ 2 a : . . 2 ; . - 7 _ . = Su ~S -~ a -a - z ~~ Ss 2 - FURNACES—PIPE & PIPELESS TERMS TO SUIT YOUR POCKETBOOK S::all down payment and a whole year t:; pay the balance. Let one of our hvating experts give you full particu- lars. WHl cafl day or evening. ‘SEE McHENRY FOR HEAT DIRECT FACT: RY DISTRIBUTORS WILLIAMSON WARM-AIR FURNACES THOS. MCHENRY & SON 4415 Graveis Viretor 2551 3358 Easten Lindell 3521 Republicans who opposed the ac- tic be he = ee _~ heard ¢ . 3 e een cov Nas Saic he wou Re - = express fis ODT eh : eS z res & “4 eer - ; - 4 ~ ~ * i - a : ¢ JT an rE en” *~ a ise we. > . + s tical vagaries. Norris has 4 ** —= > ~ * acri bed he act 28 a gs piece audevilie. and Howell has ft - . Gt ; rat had the ruie ap; =— ec and many others © went with - .. _ e * 4 a-_ = ar re =s-_ +e a > le si.€ arn - a « e - . e2 =~_ee= @ ? - - - & oa, 7 ° . 4 ow on @ —_ 1S * - . 362 w "at =z"e pve done in ° ast—*ig me the *a2rea? ll ~~ 2 — - eo ™ 2 ~~ ~~. * - T ws AA -— 2 - =? a - -aP ee’ = o 7 = - - - ~# @ . —" =" - - - > + = — - = s hie ~ —_ a S ~ - a“ = > + — = - + 6 aa’? satrer F + > " ene 4 a e e A h— ~ .— + Tv? «= x - — —@Tra ‘ ha . - ~—m © . ~ a - —— - = Would ax - : = 2 eS i wa 7 on +h es arr va ¥ % > - a 7 i |: evr.?, Wa sdadueon Mondéar when the = 45 some 68a s're r +> _ - - - > ~~ + & wr s } _ Y ar ~os * s a ie * © in a a r ~ + ae . = . a - = ‘re? = = _~ . _ — a - rR = = r - __ we | 2 ar - 2 = x »* na °s rar a - a, — . a +he -_ - 2 - - . sie o be — . e : , ®e way of ‘egis ~~ - s , ae — > ~ om = on - e aS Pie = & a u * *» ° - °C; - > ¢h «= + - es as aea s a — ~~ - - ar * > - « - “- — > " ‘ ' © © lrrer i~4 x 3 * - 4 = :? + e% are ue = ~— 2 - = 2? 2 = ‘ a - "ea" a*i- = ? °* & etre, rm ar * a ‘a > + - re -oer* } rz ‘th as ire e ns cic ROt sit we ~@ ~ 28 ttle use for *ha «a rand progressivier - : ar a > ~ a i “~ ~ 7 ha _ -~ ‘ a - = a 4 ~~" €« - r spe session of e Six+r- ~ g- ° ~~ >*- ~ - ~- ; — * 3 w f a2 Z al = - - ha --‘« - PCa « TO SUE SAM LAZARUS MAN INJURED FOR DEMOCRATS: Bit e700 BANK HOLDUP = THE Hil BY SPEEL AT HOUSE SPRINGS ~ i on } = = ~ a ie - ; ee: aiisSt ¥¥ Sul wis © \ . 4c -_ — . on. \\ . " i ee , _- - ~~ - 2 s oe ——— ~ > = > i ied ~ 7 re , 4. i | ~ * rT ~ | > - = - =. _ > e name pendant in a su . northboung . — - bad = >> - _ - “ . - = ~ St =e. Gt the . s r A 4 a_i dete hw aA . — ~ : “ss a .3 " ae tN abe r Shat tn Vaait. Le 8U Castuce . ‘es . . . atomal Nominee May Be Bes aga a : o- ~ . a. 2 r. pe N# a ~ ‘ rt - 7 Wede , - " Ae = re s trsice © -_—2 a , ~ = t. - . 7 7 s an ers - ~ 3 = ° aa? - ~ ? a4 a. a au y! . the 2 * the contemplated court action es eck — FT > - ~~ : fembers e 1382 ‘ee ; = give -* - = 3 * oe =o a - tc ; 7. . ; vere rece x? ~ 4 4 .__* * ‘ : - - senator Brandegee. has gf ; nti: male popula- out of espon@es promiging pay- ‘.A ~ ; ' r i : si ; . fea W..n the Secretary of im ee * out in pursuit ~ an * = e@r ~ = ~ od od - ae _ _— = — a ad r = >= _ =. - oo © ee 2 > — - » -—_ - e@> -ed ‘sem rear ~~? > oo - -_— ’ . se asc Sa a ‘ Bvidew a? mite -snm° « 7 ea "y¥ a a?*ar a = = 2 . > ~~ aS = - - ‘+s = neg fa) T = os nas Lee L so . al e oe} _ ' oh ae ee stored Me cyegi? . : ~ ir as the State Sec ye three miles the mn tze Der ratic Mate Oucget ™ gi. in neerned : t Allenton ’ _— =” . ¢ * .e “\S re = « “ > — - = _ = at een be rats hare n 2 e - -_ - - or ' = nere = > Sil: : _ o i mit - = — = r= ~- - an : on “4s ac r = — . 1" = . a ao ee so a — © ace ™T &e* Ye : 2 ed -_ _ - - . : — - = o a von ™ name rot appear passed che gh «ad A’ e e he ceciced ta Among Republicar The Sheriff's of- tre & sna? . 4. ~~ Za = .s- ieee = , ™ @& 2 aT = e = o ~ = ¢ 7 rf =& -~ " @ ef" 77h and T ee? - _ - - 7 , eorists gaming iolt's certificate may be fiie® Second Robbery in Three Week’. — Feritic.€ susbiceipeapeneainsingien ras *“he@ g2°5O "4 Ss . — at Qti« - = -- ae -. Check Cashed After is ¥ . ' ina .ouse =pr ° - a ay ” oe Ta ’ - = gz" ess a - 4 * 20° ¢ ar @ Ms \s 4 = a. - rzer - Va - ae a r -*s bs res 4. - . ~~ are “— - » oe oa> $9.15. . - ; ~U xs eck Im ser ox a check ~ 37 ’ is | . — - t _ > o = ney -~ + 4 1 » - ey ea \ -= °Ts.s.3 = gress © ra - - 2 rave *-* 27 2 . ° ai *s - ——= or ~~“s & > **>s -“ourter i" ™ > >= ow » a . 2 i ; > - .& a o7 matter, Curtis of Ransas, the ree es carpenter to whom Be Repu an f fac iz ras recking it at Ne : - . find things a ¢t ft at and : ere the ch S election 2 gTessives : stler at Tuseols. i —_ 7 ‘s n thelr heads enhuke - heck. 1 ears ol¢. was gives 5 ; . . T> - — . - : - ~ oe err re? ans. is ashed f +e o» *e4ar W + 2 Bs ~z 2 os © - -ahv _ > ~ — a - ~ a a. ro-incn 5sSo0ots . ~>* — : 2a yy water Seat (ant! a - - $0.5. Men’s Hocker Bootee a An ideal Boot for Wint Sizes 6 to ll —g favorite 4rivers. who work black calf. side gores. fortable and stockmmen and others outdoors. over the Welt-sewed soles; rubber . $2.58 “ices 10 & 13%. $3.00 w. - -- > ss wien - - Silk-and A very large Made of Army last. w eights. Pta'da, Hose for street Very com- ~ durabie Bee = i a Ay ea OD a 7 Foe 3 il Rye RS e C
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SUNDAY % SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 36. 192%, | NOVEMBER 30, 1924. 7 ‘ci ; | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-NISPATCH ° MAN INJU »@ 8000 BANK HOLDUP »=THREE RFA) , 7 . | | . MORE BUS LINES |] 7 REORGANIZATION FAY’S DEPOSITION tric, and James D. Mortimer, for- pecially the fratern'ty, must en- bers In the United States wRe ecorm- . ® mer president of the North Ameri- roll its iAast mem>er in the grent prise the choicest manhood of Cs i. , a Pers om y can. They deny any improper pay- struggle between righteousness snd Americ: heir influence. he saa HIT BY SPEEDING : | HOUSE SPRINGS TO BE IN SERVICE TODAY 7) PAY OFF JUDGMENTS. LIGHT CASE IS MISSING Tv ormcye Rive Copy” SUC 00 Scents op! ain't Nr a he ma | | | Original deposition turns up Dee. 8, the date set for trial “ution There Robbed fo, New Routes Are Waterman-Skinker-McCaus- first of the conspiracy suits, | Total of $440,000, With In-| Document Is Needed by Manu-|be necessary to use a copy Michael Seeker Knocked Dg as He Waits for Street the Second Time Within | land, Florissant- whi : are t-North Broadway and terest, to Be Met, Court | facturing Firm’s to Support |Sounsel have in their possession A Tremendous Saving Motor.st Flees. Three Weeks. | ) i South Broadway-Chippewa-Lucas. Informs Attorney. Chiees Agntast Union. . |esnamennts wok ta maak Gael Monday and Tuesday ee eeeeeeeeeeneenceestessenietenninne F] Po se) wished to avoid. Tt wi! ' | armed men in a red Lin- + eS aa eee sCCTTIC. essary for someone to go * , : ryice will be restored ;avenues and boulevards are trav- Judgments aggregating $440,00¢ vu York. where the denositio: ae Cw onsoie 7 t y haat” ‘ m7 : “ , f - wena ‘ ’ ' - 4 | .o Waterman avenue, beginning |ersed by the 120 motorbuses >¢ returned against the United Rail- taken, and get sworn statements of "*? ast 1 e prior .O the present re- -? ,ersons "= ’ ty u ere pre e or i aveny shortly befor — : sili 4 o | - no ht vy i, As rg ee be single-deck ones and pneumatic. | dition of the three routes. Twe ceivership, which began April 12, | former consultin engineer of the Fay testified. The testimony of the 7 escaped with ap- «| &arages for the motorbuses are oc- | 1919, will be paid off in full with | Union Electric Light and Power | notary public and the shorthand Speeding ne ht. knock m touring car . tv ~_ : tines d up the Bank she deposition of William Fay ound Street yest nd reporter, before whom the depos!i- g ’ =a ¢ ; instit tion on? 1iné d : tions reba ‘= 4 lé nt w bh ' . . . . 4 missing rom t a lles ) ? ' . — Pt , i ray . the u = 2 ~ etnte - i r =p 9! ] = no com- The F lorissant-North Broadway yeste r la sy {n denyi! 4 judg ment - t a Cc 4 8 a4 he pr egcer ec The = }? stance ry? / f - AT) mained atter i h ae Jiaine, passengers mn the y er route : its 4 er ; old ) j int er , se es a ool rete : nN : : | ’ that re nain e& OD rs rag Mut ly , Cc .oC } — > eo 3 ae — -- : ‘ ‘ » , i? +, a 7 a > As o ‘ ‘Arge, bi a bag as the } + the ,Ousses d2maged the street pavi: Thirteenth street. to Hebert atre had a: 1 leave to intervene and | P™*MCpai witness to prove allega- . ‘ . men fied T? - thr @ ¢ va Trt. —_ 2 + + - = oe ett gas % re | . "¢ it 1 of : ( nsplir vy wl : har } r Seeker oH goor. The men fied sree 2UGitionai ro 0 D rin biorissant avenue, to Ca ul in denying the applica- | .o Spiracy whereby he is TWO NEW “MER ATS" FORMED it the go Men of St. Lo tT ‘ople’s Motort ‘rai , tl iid “You are a bit prema- aieged to hav Al es Vil- , : a ‘ " | a” Le s¢ M4 b , . 265. 65 E . . sige 7 ; ‘of ‘oa lia > . , ° % . the im back touring Car = } ic} had - aited : i fil ry ! nN | iz. a, . st bo llon Park. Bellefontaine ure. nder the plan BO! isan (7a ad ait i { rry = SL 4 i- Bishop Asks 500.000 Fraternity Sends One to X > ; ‘ . rrr . a! ‘ “1. " . 7 = ‘ ~~ : . eT > ‘ -_ — . Pe é . 4 . “ . when miablock from the bank. Both ma- : winds h aterman-Ski! aq Calvary cemeteries to Unio fOn Proveien i MAGS 105 th 2 S30 el a Gh in aaa aceasta Members to Enroll for Right- Your H - , a ONO re z ker-McCausland route. f; an rere om nmavment of all auch indemente ir, | the Laclede Gas Light Co. fi . —_ a 0 ome , epines bore Illine is li enses. ; avenue, to lj llan, ‘oO Thrush ‘nh my iad ast Oi aii FUC i suUcg_mMen ts sd i 4 > i ics ©ousness. = a i te Conte ion boulevard and Pershing ave- Thekla, with the western terminus Ul), with interest at 6 per cent.” fusing to accept business for the © NEW YC REN re a Balan eekly : | hi 1 mune te ian a | Rg . i@. iil Lilia et. latter C oo ry} inns is Fa (oR , moO ~_Jji— i he new : i _ = ~ : b OC at Thekla and Partridge avenues Full Payment of Judgments. vompany. ine petitioners |. simnet Greek letter fraternitie This beautiful con- a —— ' sate LA i | z ‘ j 4 i : ia i _ ; " s ; Weber a& file? Was aior , - - ” 5 Ss , HOLT FAILS T0 FILE 5B. F. lubes + a. #8 No. 15: Phe Flerissant-Nort! From Union boulevard ar @ q ell, attorr f ciaim that they were thereby d wera ¢ 1 tod + +} 7 ; on 1 ne. : ee} Oi { 7 | i UA > ws stre : ian . + “ ~ : cS a 4 “s roa ek Me ausS.ia nd stood the re organization pian con ns a) Ms Be | ‘ Alnh } - 4 i> a fr era Te ita , popular two a piece teside oe “vault shes ib ended oe gaa : : r nu - anc Viancnester avenues to Rose- templated settlement of old judg estes in “it gah ; USpos: W4S former hee chantere a Tae. |i lid am le 4 — . $ 2 | Peed Lil >t Oe A ; ilné Wii land Pia‘ e The service ‘abe thi« men‘ “se tthe ye ~ e at taken in New k at th ' ret n ane or PEP a ian ey RG: 4 . Has Pp ee ransacs i . bs a> Padi na io . ’ e — bid id ~ ‘ Lili ¢ Ssamieé ; m Ad as ~ iit *ail., : » é } } ‘ d fili Siriiee. te institutions las nny ti 2» nig ringette route will be extended down Lin- | Court viewed it + the aerense A ied re Universities a: *] latte aA recora-iliing space. Woodstock eck. About $1 “ f t} ; at eh: ‘ ij . ivé j j deck. del) boulevard and Locust street to Lee said offers had heen made to J {] las? but if uld on , chapters at San Die ro. he ‘elo. It plays all records The ig @ ee f bi : 7 : . 4 itlé _— — i? if ¥¢ -alft ati ry | 4 TT) . iw+ - : . . : 7) q {vy is 2 nn .* “~y | ~ } CS , ; : . | oy United giver. Re mn ee i — ith bowievard upon receipt of buy up judgments on the basis of em in his abs r the purpoe rado School of Mines and Denver and has rich, mellow ‘ surcee the , . . rc inan In1 0: rec necessary equipment. 0) $ oe | of impea , At today’s seanion erincivences ‘ zm: ‘a osse Oi 4 —aate See uf il — owes . . = per cent and interest. : ” wath. _— 2. 4 . AC ; ' - ‘ ] ‘ ‘ & oe | in fraternities was condemned. tone. Guaranteed in every respect. Brandegee he f | | | gee, has not } rually the ent was pointed out that. while Document Missing. Bishop Robert L. Harris, of Mar : tne = é retary of Q ~ " ‘ ] th ‘ f } , ! ( ‘ i ‘ > ) * — + — . ea: ‘ i ,4700, [ iiae f werene fry > , lie, 4 ‘ “Fr ’ . . Rs aitie te mene a ee ee Preult i 30 WOUNDED VETERA ee ee When the plaintiffs’ attorneys, uette wicl a thd Yacddl iz] Sta U - +4 a ° “nije sTL081. Ui Lilie ro’ Ne meri. tie ipate if avmen? ‘abd r ror: ” _ - . que e asilcCn., spea King arr) i& 3 “te ‘Utes, Bigthe fugitives a | uM eR a oe ee OFS reaeer iene VW. Green and kéward W. ) ; and sight them attend- ' ized compar yn tl asis . subject. said the collees, and es- -- He holdup and sighted them ttend FOR SELLING ‘FORGET-ME-NOTS’ ed company on the same basis @s | roriste] learned of his death they Cw ictro as : place wv ie rob- atts elites @ m the Pp! Broadway route from Eads shing avenue the Taterme t t t r ganiz sess & es - a vt Pi i . a] ae. ini Lne reor a 1} az I Th . ‘ cg or) a ter- raterr ] . . _ ine RuUite were #; } ad ‘ So er e Q : . re file fter Fey icoaeeatian at tha Sime fennel: ish, in Queen Anne +} 7 a. . ‘ _ ‘ — J + 5 , ca ; "om - + , P = A ‘ 7 ,.on rega! 44sny 4 . aX a r) LY . ' , itUation, Heise Manchester road. stated the «xu oie vi te ; : ase eer = wii tin Sasa ee , siasieatens * to Duy one and one-half shares of records show th: 4 @ _— A > ; ' * . 1 A ‘ ) + - Ji Q ii V ee : € } jm Nn . ; : a 7 >& ta = “ape es . — ‘ x q rT (jt + . mM . ha 4 €YT > acrr , 7 . ° a2 a ; ° = : t. ia : : oe ~ 3 bo * uae ae . eron the baligiers had just passed through head- ec : a -ational lilitar’ rm for) nev ommon stock at $12.59 per was formally lo: q mit ‘ | * . " f ‘+ . > : ha si\/'A ¥ Beets ’ - sit! Sh opping Da ty referred “sael ate may be filed Second Piobbery in Three agy lav ) | ) s * . +s ‘ > ' X } “TT ’ } a YT } a : ee ~ The robber u i . ~ a ed > ey 3 ns " 7 , as - = 4 - Soy 4 . : i Abid ,1i & Vo lTY \ 4 ‘ lex in ‘ ashe! \fter lo Ye - b > = e La - *ees - a . ? : nN a7 Bie 14 6 4 ’ ’ > 4 - > > » 7 7 , . o iS “ ale \ ars. Shred by the hank of House Spr : Bit ape tdt . ' a oonadnoiders to whom they wii] jt ositi of Robert Seele 1008 Ol St. = 4 er rs “> oe | i= Te ; : : . mee ™ | . ; e' ‘ sa V + ae t ol t . & c s is 1y)* ; : ” — ’ v e ? ~ 14 :* , 4 a , + sa } ' : : a > d 8 ye : . ive . , ¥ . . é = within ess n if . - j n +} oe ‘ - } — 4 7 - ks sf ae wee on te ” wee - _s c 4s © — & tr - A mers a r) Bette al Hurry ‘ . . VILL : IlL., Nov. 29..MMMe night-of Nov. 12 three vou. ie a ee en ? ee eterans will be ar-| chase will be on share of Co., of which Union Elect Open Evenings Until 9 isiness nian é ly far $9 15 w ‘7? : h r . c - sat c s/f iy) ha Z fi the £ i? iffrnar ; ~J mn pried er president of the Union EF}: [Eee Pe Ps irawer and if t between a rN lo the Women of St Louis! Ladies’ Silk Hose } = Select His // ALi COLORS De a ; \ ee N. Special. jg nae ABN 7. 9F5 | ee. | aS mf 2" $1.00} lige rae Gift From Day Monday GAH = GREENFIELD'S ————_ — Lad saree Shoes Insoles | : # €- He will appreciate vour good taste and judg- \ gone | | tie ein ee ment because this store 1s recognized by the C. Dand E , ° Sizes 3109 Ne ae better-dressed men of St. Louis as the leader a rie E of finest quality merchandise and individual! : -— ot . aes. j Cushion fl Je Bright kid; heavy hand-turned soles; rubber heels, plain toes; for stvle and comfort cannot be equaled a ; = y " “ —— _ ° ~ . . Mereece ussD . oy: Silk Shirt Specials FLEECE LINED , ‘ \ n Ladies’ al! - black kid fleece lined, | } A ee ae , ’ 3 ae ere ee a ee ie felt tops A special holiday displav of the finest foreis ilk Neckwear ‘all handm C4 py ins eee} cater tessandie Plain toe, low rub- | , ‘ ' 7 ber heels, Wide , and Nwitzerland Designs are widths. & the art has run for generations. { ;' | " : ; . . . : \ Special Holiday Array English Broadcloth Genuine Imp. English Sizes 3? to & $3.00 Silk Neckwear at $1.50 Fine Silk Neckwecr, 9 Fine Gloves ) Shirts Special Broadcloth Shirts broadcloth in ‘lar-attached etyles and neckbanda and neck- “ers : : , me present hey come in Diues, TaDs., grays, bev and white, Special, $9.85. Silk Shirts. finest silk obtainable: both collar-attached Quisite patterns (many confined), representin pick of France, cloths woven bv + fan il fa ~ * + ; —. - Varen* a 2 ‘ x ra Specia. fy (iGa i ' 4 . . . P . , +4 ++ ra oe } ' i @ tr, . ave io . . ‘ . : ’ ’ nar’ sa s . : ‘ . . . 4 as — ‘© price we are showing some excep- Des bives, tans. grays and whites, ’ = “Onally ood-looking Neckwear for holidays ‘ iik-and-We neat rt are “s . . Boys 4 Sa iy poplins reps ! zag + | > nee - z ; ‘ ; A i a ; cai } «4 , Ling ' ae ing St] ~ cial oe , 13 ty ' 18. Exceptional! values ai With 2 Buckles ' ies decee ey pe Seer — PGE I ise ‘“abric Reina | $1.50 | and ape aaa y $2.50 | and $4.00 and | ‘ ‘ ~ , ‘ - + . - Plaited SI ancy .NePipee . Lined Gloves ig... 2. Se vs Lae a Bite The re the latest fad in the Shirt fashion They come wit arche ‘are to match in pla'n colors, neat stripes and fancy ch on -Kne i on $5.00 to $22.50 | a egy o) : one wing collar. Very pop- ” = i; ). ry? | ] ’ 4 $2.50 to $5. These Gloves represent onlv the best makes \A tf S'ur ; ‘ i : . : ; et : 3.00 wo $6.50. Sizes 1 to 6 nu} 7 very sersiceable git. $4.00 Sizes 10 to 13%, $3.00 os We Advise Early Shopping—It Gres You Better Choice Sidicses ssa | Imported Scotch Cashmere tockmen and others ° i. - , a ‘ - Made | Silk-and-Wool Hosiery Muttlers outdoors Made of , OVer the Army last. ite rubber sidan tn Mah lium | , | d soles; rubber \ very large assortment in light and mediu A sensible gift. In the popular plaids and stripes. s. Very com. bile re: : +} J bh —_— | ) Soret cute clan ‘Priocd $1, 62.84, 9 nd $2.50 Wonderful selection. Priced $2.00 to $6.50. | | ' Hose for street wear. Priced $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.50. £0 Ratt ag Rene Aart Pee a = PASS pe Re epee F * Se i if Me hes Per tlicy sacmcipilidill, tadesenae ttn. i i. ath eee! write, lila, ay, ata lg ay latices pol
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S . OBBERS. HOLD CITIZENS AT BAY, FLEE WITH $4000 Residents Huddled in Group at Altamont, Ill., as Six Men Sack Loot From Bank Safe. +o Boe“a’ * we B CLO oe Ol 23 bank robbers forced an entrar inte the Hogan State Bank here today, wrecked a save and escat with about $4 frer nding ar Fage ng a oe Sa : . im «=! - s acT © Pe xe a > é & group ar ept c r ’ : . . — ~ * - - = revo vers of se" ; - ers > 2 - a> ae worked with precision. Shoriy aft- : «+ atl. . ~ 3 Cr oe 2 oe o> i an i > _” - : = - i er MicArikz ra » ie we» in . ~¢ -» ~~ - —— **~s = . im os night wa man itn hus'n eas Gistric? Ko 4 hearty e4 i a rv rTe = *s * . : > - - ~ men who appeared se ch'iverirg tn oe a oe. eT} o- cskred *n a #%. a eae ~ — _ ~ rectec ~~ er 2 =e +e rt > -e an » —-- * - ¢ - cee > 2 3 6 ae_- ~ — + | ™ 3 2a. ae m “-.* ws a 7 zy a” = 2 > ™ ” - a 4 ~ - > im ~~ & _ Fe v -~ — KR anc "He «'x Men *t = eked ; the Sali ar caicee : an- ~~ ~ al . a *+~-« = S eS - bers * “ - satiian veve = on TASS E e KPrenrosre ‘ - ~ >. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘LIPTON VISITS HIS SKIPPER IN JAIL, SAYS HE’LL RACE to Chal- 7 Rn wen: > -~ *>a ‘2 ee! 4 and after a chat with Ameius rvis Sr a prisoner there, an- - ~e* - ~ munced he had found the Man tc nine | P37 wnad 7 => ~~ _,~_ ie mmand the Lipton yacht, wa:ca + the & 6 will challenge America to ™ . ~ » >> a - — - anew ‘> — OP */"e@ c.assSic races MANnc > hea St. oO ro: ? - - ~* 4 an — rach? . = = 4 n o ou Bc a a wees es . —_ +a . aes 1s . > —e - on — a [fe ss oF ~ = > “=? an . & * - * ee. au! e — was h rues, @x ole i..OnR. (6 78 serving 6.x 2 nts aids i Ss neg -_ } i defrauc tae and ~ = - “ : r — er os City’s Most Successful Horse Show, Which Drew 5,000 in a Week, Ends Proceeds Will Show Surplus for First Time in 28 Years — Crowds’ Enthusiasm Greater. O..80Cum™m > ‘story ._# — ~~ >see tinn to have been the most success- * the rgariza- wht to a OF an? endanmce had been nthusiastic tian = ~ & ec ar -2a, ead > a *- ~~ _—* ~R2 2 . - - z ~ = -~- -— i - > ~ = a >= — on teen a= a Tomas . e 1g 2 e = ‘ re - eet lo ae =r naestnce ion 50 nirD msicf@ras more — - “a - © ey -»e = fart“ eret — = c +2 @ - eht ~~: 2 *—~en A Jar ~ was gu o~ ee Be" - > § ms «--% - é * .. “_ any previous show Jn severa ¢he *"‘a> =e en: =x eh + was a ‘ = = 44 a. ‘ . + . = + — sa AK ~- time nights, the figure ran nearer 3000 ‘ -~ Proceeds Show Sarpius. es Mgures on the proceeds for the LGR ye “e in the outer office. At the week were rot avallad « last night. me some of their number there was assurance that the -_* - ~ ~ = * initial expense of the asso- wires tn.the vicinity, an act which ciation had been covered, with . - *- in + i .*¢ i _— A Mirinn ’ ~~ —_— ] ~ ~* «* ed * sust ns of a night! enough additional : ake certain oe, -are ~~. * - As >a an. > +e els a ng a? a «* - 3 er? vear ~ ~ = > vr — | a ¢ ~ -— >-- =m A >> sao e-~ ~ = ~ = - ~~ -—_ ~ - i ss 2 a 7 = = 4 = > i +. plosions. which seemed to be vious rear have the proceeds o”% tha - >» >» — a be: Ser =xerea . an -* ~~ 2 > an - =- > > -» rn - a - as °ars e Rall iia 2 — 5 *, = z on -22*er _ . 2 . - - : s k. Hogan, president and ea --SSO.%4 - ~# ~~ . * : ——_— 2"s3 ank a uw « mM wm ae ae me & ere & 5 e4 . ~ on > - > ~ an PP Oe! . OF r et sfer sha rah here 2 4 - —_ _—- F _ ~ >» > ~~ = - = Already fmore ambitious p'ars 3 tie estimatad the ss °O e - ~* = a - ~ = ~~ - Ay 2 - « a on - - >*o ~ ~ = ——— = » FA 2A ~ =~ - » a ~ surance, at about $5 ger considera a2 ares f the : S a capita! and sur- public tnterest shown this = » e — = ~~ - c eo = - - o> — —— = =~ 2+ a: ae s ave are ~ . Ss A .TaAMOrs S$ Se msde 2 re eT . ha Rie = >a ~~ lis S - > vr a ~- _ ™ —_ _ => - — — + . > . . ~— + “ ing SP = g ss ~ . . S937 OO} The » t Mode Le | . > . ™ ™ - ~ nS) = ¥ . - = a4 “ $16.00 to S186.00 t:™ a | MEN'S . . - } in * Ss > 2 : >. ~ . ~ ~ 4 > + _ _ ' : . pa . — - + > _* “ « J o oa a . > Ri) i ; ey | $29.00 to So60.00 way eee ”_ er F > a - , OL-pea. i ‘ ing @ : . tr) Ce aa? i aes oe *“* $13.00 to S195.00 > > al ee A Pleasing Plan —._- (hur = , . i 6 . : I ai - \ Pian iiidd i”s : i? j ° - . ur purcnrascs rer a2 permed f moniaAs tm ci OU CAN INSURE this Xmas bei ; J - -_*. ~~ ron = ry ~~? ~~ » i i ad 3 = v . A? oe & L _— Bese... — mas Gia _—— om, RAGA 5 > VN ” , > . , - "§ a PVF OT Koreas ~ T? a - ti . s 3 Yr 7 s ‘ iii¢ biartcd . _ ¥ RiiG Aili «= » ~~» ‘ = * =f it’ nag * . i + , s°-s = - . oe _ Sie! nye . ~ > — > —~* - >> ) ~ o- on ~* Be } , & rer yt rin cs ? ~ s _s *£A4 — = ~- ™ = ~ ~ ———— —— — > — > + > mm %& T - » "T », wt Cii % r » » > . r - > = - = ~ Ny _» fn > - an b - 4 _ oe}. 7 > > » ’ > _ ~- > — ~ . . ef €nauring rrwe DOSSES R WAICA UWS AGDT ° > r > * . * - r al , - : % lard Cts ' t . -_ or | . . 7 Ex vy ben bee ~~ & T) _ -_— ~~, —> it G i a - ‘aire 7 ™* a . > — > ¢ _ > = = . - + 2 — © & > - - ad hand ~~» — es a x , ree i -- » st ae « "y - »« — -_ a ~ _ >» ~~ ~~ on 4 . ~*~ c-_. . ae ide = Gos. ma - anmnT = . _ = de ‘ ws > 4 . . a ~ ae Tr Sa} SS iv Wit ais 3.4 S ir Zt Sappnires im at- ; " , - ~ ~ — e a a a aon. . hi 2 4 s7aiie S er: = e w - 3.2 ~ & a pierce: . — ae fl “ 41am * _— ry BSS .S. . > i . ~ No 28: > a r >. ) a é 7 _™~ , ; > > ? » ~~ ~~ _ a 4 > . imamond firings of a4 desirahs weil eremplified in the a! ; ust ras "2 72 on ~ Obata 4 2 - a a P | . Flexible lamond Rr: -elets P -ien ‘ X.. s*% . Lt ic v _- > _— 7 2 TT im _ > > . - - -. 3 y yr. a mos : S r x are ’ ? : aa + 7 . ~ - - ~ ao is a” 2G 4 i « > —s “ ~ > ale | _ . — : — — ~ . I. & é S ae o . Scio B24 424iu UairTow F&F OS . a = P 4 7 ; ~ - ~ — + * e. / . “CAs Priced $56.00 to §$ > 5 ~ ANO.O0 tsa™ 4, y) Jewelrzy rb Co. Oth & Olive Sts. ons ~*~ oe AT a feature of 7 a - _ =x” > - .. am me. *. G - *» — ms = > - won popular favor With a diver - a — — - = fied ass tment eof hatr-raising - ~ ——* - al _—-— - s -- owe anrrrios — ° > ~ — » ~ -_ = r 4 e stakes were mot ~ ~_- - ~.* ~ _ ~~ a _ - a ~- > - - => c a > - -« me - - - _ ‘ ~ - a . } - ~ - Tie Tt — a a 7”? - SHORT SESSION OF 68TH CONGRESS OPENS TOMORROW Appeopriation Bills to Be Given Priority: Democrats to Aid G. O. P. in Completing Work. Specia! te the Post-I'spatch WASHINGTON, Nov. dad last session of the 68th Congress convenes, on Mon- ican leaders, wil tation bills. te i—- «+ - ote Among the more tnteresting gen- the short an eral bills on the calendars of Congress are: The McFadden Bank E to enable National banks to d branch banking within the cities niy in which they are cated, the “ramton bill to provide a separate bureau r prohibition enforce- ment: the Roral C. Johnson bi which authorizes the President tc as man power in time of war, and t freeze” all prices for the same period, and the postal employes oo | "er °crats . 2 CPO0-C>erB’e > 4 —_ ta Repu ia | > putt ng through the supply Dbilis. The fin- aces to the adjustment of "aber |QKLAHOMA PREACHER GETS | - = on . -s +i = . . : > Pullman e)rcharce wh » hos Prisomer Admitted He Per- »- “+ a4 > = alle ~~ = SS _* = —_ . » . l\ready passed the Senate. mary ! formed Fake Wedding - “Ws 7 - - - ~ 7 = -*saA a i= °r a Ly a (erenpsory. ted 1 in @ Hou sree cies: NOWATA a 223.—A jury Will of Frank J. Kotsrean. ‘m» District Court bere today re- a as - > _— - 7 as = - _ > ‘ ~ = -_ > ‘ 3 = 4 © Wiis OL 2a a A sreaii | luired OU io mind = sf iloeracle realty dealer,’ wh lied Nov. 24 and return a or : f an was filed yesterday he - eainst Jos E. Yeats, forme nueathed 60 per cent of his estate ~ister ee : > 7 ~ = _ -_ - — - ~- _ ‘ - wr. = - - ‘Ae rem Liz ©°T L= {i aS . -_ > S ? a ia T — he Fr yterian rphanagce ’ = - ea*s - = F’'armingt NM! $5 ~ mf - a me er far -kere : Bethesda Home, & I s FT - ath « = fives : rh oe ASS -_ Z a€ F CS rT — * an? r 2 ‘ct rs --+ L@r.azk Ss ct Zz ras a4 ka - 7 2 eer r~ : - ‘ster Mo. and the residue his . ay . . ’ son s— FP ~no2 re = *? he property was } _—— preemie ie - i. . _ —. = ~ A ~ 2s ~~ 2 — = =~ ~—- +> = 7 ~ . ” . 54 Cans of Opfum Sefred. saneeiitih. ude ale ali nine a tae - ‘ ’ . . - _ —_~Tro -_ ee la a” ™ ~ = ™ = . NEW ‘xk Nov. °3.— iT _r* a = a rT ° —_ + ~~ e > - - £@e re 2a. & - . oa . a*-ar ° Dray Horses Fxhibitex] “> - ’ "~ o ian ats. ~ - a= _ S a ~ - _ a 5 : * _ — = > a as = 2 ‘ im a> = the grena a. ~ 2 oe _ - = F - = —_— - a = a 2 42n.ma.s - * — we = — > c a ¢F 4 r -.. — a ~ be — : . é — _ ~ ca, Td 3 — af = - = - ~ e an e head came in - - = 2 oo. - ~ — ~~ _ = a . © ~ a * > wa a & * a . & - > x 4 —_— Ss es ~~ ae | -> _- ~~ “2a *h~e ae a - o_o — + = — = * > -ea" oe ry - + z = ~ = ~ -— a — “De _— 2 ~ + _ a = a -_ e —— - “ => 4 ~ a -ig™ 7‘ st | ~ a * = $e HSUAN TUNG FINDS ASYLUM AT JAPANESE LEGATION Pekin Dispatch Does Not Explain Why China’s “Boy Emperor” seeks Protection. - » =v “- a 22 o- — 2 — EE > ~ * . = v » S@ “la a > ~ > aS ow © = = = 4 — T _ =_ ~~ = . r a2 svar rung ¢ = ~ * 7 ~ -— > 7 ~ ss ze ~a a S a,anre- > _ a = - vals s=OoWwn "are - i + ; e= ee . = - Sy *"e Asm" s*> em ow mh “«e . - ~~. —A A‘ang* _ _ ~ rT = ~ Fa om [>= sea -.aTre > -* » | 2 . = ~ S 4 a) evr ~_ = A Sem = = ©. « ~ 7 - - ~ * 4 cs > ° regcr % - = - pan - . : = 2 ” ~ _ g san ~ ie ac*‘ve OT " suan Tung a Nov. 7 = v = ‘ ° > ’ ae ee ~_ ._ = 4 > _ = = -_-= ~ 2 é ux — = > = - «a - = ~ ~ = = — 2 = a _* - "2 2 - a -—-™ oe 4 - - oT —_ - > _ — anny ~ - oe Ss - = —— . — & Ye i i é » = - = " > o- =~ —_—— ——— £ — ai aad ~ _ - ~~ ate - )% X > => > ; +> 3 2 2 — — 4 2 _ => =~ so — ° - — - r ~ —. —— 4 —— . + é Rie rae — = ~ = > 7 - — 1. t é _ Is? - - a - - —~ — — - on Ye = ~ ees - 2 z > - =, -~ Lan + - = 7S... si " 7 a = = .2sa™ > > .. > 7 - Lr ~— = ot - -~ A. “ | lL © - & _—_ 4 °° _~ - on RHINE! ANDER WROTE HE HOPED “HONEY BUNCH" WOULD WIN Bride Letter in Support of Belief Her Husband Is ~@ Fanily Prisoner ehoms. ~~ 2 “ = ww. a -_—_ callie team iain o~ ar 4 s. ‘\ 2 -= aad ce ~2. ar ~~ ~~ = we -~a , —— — -- z= Le oe — a = - ~ — - = Ses on = = = ~~ = 7 aa - - a ~ wr _ = _ a. = = > rn Be ts ~ = — ~ — = - = -_= a ~ ~ - a - - —_ - % . os -_ ‘ ? 2 ” - "2 ? - = = ee = - hk”. - 2 - ~~ — — = -_ _ ~ - a $ fee > t = aa - g x ? ; he — . - fy aw _" SS - —_ os 2 - - oe ~ od _ = ~ 2 F ae 7 - a oo = - - ~ . = ~ = r. = — 4 — _ = ~ . ~ 4 r . 2 = a » 4 a = — r 4 = "' = ~ — = _ ~ — — = “2 “x 7 ~ — ss _— +. od a es Aw? = St. Lonis Girl Honored at Welle * = _ ~ ~ 2 a-téao A *s ~e . 2 4 “- 9 r rr & . — ~ * a7 , = _ = -s ” 2a; = all al a t. o - " z - - a” 2x17 asa Aeew , , - rm a. 4 e™ -s ~- ~ A hewee 86 = . a » 4 4 at ~. an ~ 7 Ta a ba : _—) «= e > - = . - - % > ra ™ “er ” ~ i ~ ~ ett ~ Killed in Auto Collision ie . = a : A, 4 \ = 4 & wT . ~ “ 7 3 ~1- a7 _ — , Pee lied = -z ‘ —— , years at Was zk a4 a “ La : ~- i ail . Ne 3 = me a 7 —— 1 & 3 ~ » — 5 8 an ' 7 = ~-= ~ oo mer i= o-- _—_- ~~ 4 a ~+ - > > — z ° the out-door man. and ’ 7 : a = lee their practical utillty is mstantiy app See our splendid arrar. Keruggslin Store Hours: Daily, 9 *> 5:30; Saturday. 9 | Leeman Dimensions: g7 Inches & | A Genuine Victrol : —A Remarka g if Nelwe == Your f A Limited N , — : ‘ - . HIS is the lowest priced G | kind that we 2 sole of its oad . » —* We beleve it ? rr popwar priced \ oe Cutfit on the market. Our s§ e¢ Christmas offer of $89.00 mak § Within the reach of every bom The beautiful cabinet in @ any or walnut. 37 inches lot inches high and 23 inches dee Sur own design. It con
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__-. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 36. 1924 I os Yeats’ elopement with hy last Septe mber after n he 3. — 3 a — ee —— —— ee ee ae The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED STIOUIS POST-NISPATEH Ceremony, which he admpsaa ) the stand that | eee “ Ca a | Suggestions for Men's Gifts | Never in our history have we displayed ‘fine and so varied an assortment of men’s Watches. f . B special provisions for Watches for t¢ young men. It would take almost a page Mo describe all these Watches in detail in an advertisement. All the popular makes with many most Eenusual Watches, and Watches that can De obtained only at Jaccard’s. Popular- iy priced. The strap Wrist Watch is gaining tre- mendous momentum in the favor of men. Mhey proclaim the out-door man, and ‘their practical] utility is instantly appre- ‘tiated. See our splendid array. own workrooms and exclusive designs. | | Select Your Christmas Gifts at Jaccard’s Suggestions for the Home oe A wide assortment of over forty {tems from which to choose—here are a few— Compotes (gold Chop Tray lined ) Sandwich Tray Frult Bowls — Creamer and Sugar, Flower Baskets (gold lined) Gravy Boat an 4 Tray Roll Trays Candlesticks (Pair) SOLID STERLING SILVER SPECLALS Choice—$15 Each Bread Trays Sandwich Trays Fruit Bowls Salad Bowls Compotes Candlesticks (each) Salts and Peppers (in Pairs) Jaccards Exclusive Jewelers LOCUST et NINTH Kruggsandervoat Parney ; | Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6. Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth line mahogany, delivery, etc PURCHASE OPTION Customers may trade in pianos, phono. graphs, etc., as part payment ReSOtnt Ree | No Brokerage Charges Dimensions: 37 Inches Long, 34 Inches High, 237 Inches Deep or Extras [AGenuine Victrola in a Handsome Console of Any Sort iii —A Remarkable Christmas Offer to Pay : $ 0) Delivered to > ==: Your Home — = | A Limited Number metal backs, copper mahogany. Corm- ewhere. HIS is the lowest priced Con- sole of its kind that we have ever offered. We believe it is the m featest popular priced Victrola bared to | tft on the market. Our special 3 (h = k Tar ss ee : : ; a . ris MN: y > be H) wma! Ca iT pointed. nee Corer OF | ; | "thin the reach of every home. | The beautiful cabinet in mahog- : ay or walnut, 37 inches long, 34 en )Mehes high and 23 inches deep, 15 Evenings ‘Wrown design. It contains a IAN A ETRE RE: ER a OR, § 00 Down and ——_—s— a“ Mrontth in This Special Sale large record compartment on the left side matching the door on the right side which opens sound ehamber. The genuine Victrola insures the finest musical repro- duction. Let us reserve yours now and if vou desire, it will be held for Christmas delivery. | Records purchased may be added to the contract without additional cash payment. Music Salon—Sixth Floor. TR er —neeneneny ee ee GET 25YEARSFOR | oy == RONDOUT ROBBERY] SS ‘Day hia yes Convicted Plotters of Mail as sae — ree Reproducing Grands "=| Special mits eR Resid Special at DEFENSE ATTACKS COURT’S RULINGS Two Amazing Values Glasscock and Four Newton Brothers, Who . Have Pleaded Guilty, wil a Amazing not for price alone. Price alone means nothing. But amazing because of the Hear Penalties Monday. | value offered at the price. An elegant Baby Grand—such as you would find featured —_—— : elsewhere as unusual value at $700 to $750. A splendid Grand, that might easily cost By the Associated Press F you double at another time or place. A striking example of price making made possible CHICAGO, Nov. 29 rison | @ by the enormous facilities of the world’s largest music house operating an ocean-to-ocean nter gating lis : ? chain of super-value-giving music stores. Call early and secure choice of these superb instruments. . ,? ee 3 » | } ‘ era ne 4 ‘ a © today on William Fahy, ; postoffice, inspector, and James | Murray, local politician, convicted | of plotting the $2,000,000 mai! train robbery at Rondout, Ill., June 12, last. The Judge, however, stipulated that the sentences should run concurrently, so that the maximum actual] sentence to be years on each of five counts in the indictment on which they were 9 served by each is 25 years. Both men were sentenced to the | 25 | j b f/f found guliitv, ten years on each ¢ bery,”’ with Fahy furnishing infor- ,* > ' five other counts, and two years on ithe eleventh count. counts |§ | were varied forms of onspiracy } and robbery. ' Counsel for the men, who have been convicted of plotting what has t: | been called “the greatest train rob- i} | , tone | AY ’ | mation of movements valuable | mall shipments and Murray sup- T "7 | plying the information grent | erms | Glasscock and Willis ad- | ers of the actual robber band ana payment, balance a nt ~4+} t .? +h re . 7 7, ‘> | - S who with four others pleaded guil- | § like rent. A moderate down ane immediate ‘ a as BAsiLAS sac (Flassceock ipal witness for the Government —— Appeal Hearing on Monday. Trade In Federal Judge Samue! Alschuler . our present f Appeals, will hear an a ica- piano. elebe f raw rit of cijnerse Té AZ On he. phonograph : . or half of Murray and Fahy Monday ether This will delay departure of the &@ musical mrisoners for the Atlanta prison instrument at Glasscock and three of the four full of the T'nite } States C8 eArsyié¢ ton hrot ere were tho chief 4 cash ae ia value ¢eianl nF Tahw Aliseeaw and during Piai Of a SLUrTAY anc Wal- this [eComb the latter of whom '§ sale witnesses for the Government vi4t*+ nA ‘ As ru Willie Newton, the fourt! } rothoare vo has 2 »* _ ¢% a rohhervw q* I nite’ 10 carloads of these beautiful Baby Grands were purchased for our 45 coast-to-coast eund. tie wes shet by Gia stores from one of the country’s best Grand manufacturers. Our allotement is but 1 cock, to the defe in carload. They will undoubtedly be sold by Tuesday or Wednesday evening. The tone the course of the holdu of this Piano is rich and mellow and equal in volume to a 6-ft. Piano. Iulings by Court Attacked. Attnrneyv (eorce {S1ienther dete y cf imnse i+ } , ; “= a? 4 _ ’ ~ _ , a eo * ta > = . 7 i . , j : , : —_ . i 4 a ' . - ‘ 7 ) | a ey ye oh 3 a . ‘ > <ae we ~ om 4 : ea alia Se a ee Se ee : eu Steen eR ep jure oN os ee ee a , ee
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a aes 3 ; : a . Crimes SNst-nicpatry The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspa} COMBINED ~ ~~ aa’ & : Ey Sa EE F 4 : : —— = . _ SS es —— ee — = ———— ———_—— - —- ee ———_————— — ———— iis ee inci — 7 ; AT Or - - - ; “ompared to a recommenda- — cents a gallon ind a 3 per n . tested against the raids con - Warned Gev g I Ri BOYS TO BE SUBJECT OF BERLIN PLEASED WITH ACTION FER he mn: See as btaten coe sears Une ER EEE scaaee ene worn | — ai Fairmont City officials in seex- put az end Sy gull ; FP DEBATE Ay (cit ~~ eae ~ - 7 : ides $258 for saiaries td = — . >e 1“ cy | = ss crs . 5 . Sore (fee “o i THREE-DAY DISCUSSION OF FRANCE FREEINS GENERAL qroteeo for traveling expenses ct gant@p tor Baccastee ortces, -MELING OFFICER ARRESIED Sina acting wpon tat poae. Sat Doe Vi I ie ee oe cf ee oe wy nance c3 4 : ’ "> r m4 m > Mexico Protested Acaim: Raids 55 fe TM) MEETING Normorrna “wudy duven - — sai came “2 | S and the State 5s I a ein on . ; — Fairmont (it, f‘fexial x ”~ aa ~ - " ™ ~ ~. Pina 7 ™ ; y 2 - sel . ? . ne ed = 7 - 5 . nD” : : om . “ a od es _ > : : “ - ’ * ‘ , . Py ; " - . - m ‘ y : ~ = = ~- : 7 * P 7 “4 . 4 ee me . a ,, ee r a a Foi ms % - i oe he j a 4 ee “ * - - ” . . oo s a4 . a c cy 4 + ¢ an) > Jeffer~on Citr ( orre. Be ; . *he —* — 4 al ~ By virtue of the terms and provisions contaimed in é Se Te ee ee ~) Tt : _™- “+P . : . = : mg produ ec, becagse i being 3 a certain Chattel Deed of Trust. executed for the benefit 3 7 eee ereck the cere merentadfce creditors, we will offer for sale. for the undersigned ) - = ' “Such a positien as the Usited perts are " — EE tte % e $19,116.00 —_. fete endangers the very exist- om the 7 : > as indicated above. the entire Machinerv. Eau:p- g F4 mee of the leagu-. whose ebiect Pring. . » end Stack =e — © . ~§ me to coMcen trace om agreements ‘ rixtures and Stock, which includes — 4 oes Pity se ’; So the . = 5 mot ‘to magnify differences.” +he mez | 4 >. — i ' Lari poe... MACHINERY | — Porier replied chat there ‘was : | hing sacred abeut the ieague* z p “ ' a agrenda. and said he ta? | te | Se Beautiful Lamp t confidence in the leagus’s : : > a woval of the American p--nrci- . . Teller : - VM ° R i] oe bi which &@ had advroca.ed , _ - f P"A question of national and per- : : ™ . " Deilwerv W tthin 100 Miles honer has been raised om the — : ‘ BE Bismop Brent in appeniing for‘? $9 : Well-Known Instruments—Lowest Prices | | Gieeest creacmen”. said that tne 10-38 . ‘ _* ) Ramer: -an delegation wox.id nor - 4 : r . > C8 ’ . » : . « ~ ’ ' : . . ' | Story & Clark Symphonola | . BEE =o: aquivorate. and the de'e-/ they ~ in = > , | af #7 » ra.” toring ; Wes W eaw | Ss Mition «im be hea | : $ | q —s wensend a The ic -cates ~heered the Amer- és . a ith E ‘ = m= and were silent toward “Ye ¢ | ATES : : = : & heh The league of ciais were a’ : = iniy worrted and accepted (1 STOCK motion for a@jourmment. r ePorver said afterward that the | of the conference te actrept . a : - American principles would act ; c withdrawa’ bet that of the oreeen? entwrt. e *f 4 " a ~~ @ ev ag ~ 2 . C 5 urs ~ O pen u - For further rt 2s ersizcn es | j Orville Livingston. Trastee Ben. J Selkirk £ Sons XSA.F 2 arTgye 520 Leaecwst Street, P \ _ aoers S : - - ; ; > i hbex~tr or tree zc = ~~ * Leu A, Missogrt ~! ’ = Witem ar. “ -_ @ = ie « a . ‘ - : a = —— > a ~ a ms > é. crip aang ' : Seaulticu. Ma rcg_ga= ~OnSscie _* Ww a4 ae Tase ~ a wt a. e = re SrTcuc oa Cea we i imcivece —- » “ p ; , ; : by > _- — ™ ™ - ~~ a 4 . nS ae ng > A . i sMimaes of Revenues mmeciate purctases, 12 .atest seiec 2S Of Music tree - “ a 4 : > . . , : . . ~ — = Ss iz on as 25° o . = : ; : a S My : = . a Fag Peat ~— - = “he en ~ ~ ~ q “ [= hy : - : g ; b ; E t 9 P MM. M : ~ = & ’ > » -~ : - : : Brunsuick Radiolas Open veTuncs 0 ° A 0! IRVINE MITCHELL BEN. |. SELMIRK & SQ mets a Brunswick — R 8 r{ NS . ve il _s wh uv —_ cn . e tux Rewetiver Christmas Sale of 4 Uprights Players « Reproducing Players Reproducing Grands 1101 Olive St. Lact! Once’. Central National Bank Rutkiinz 713 > Ohestmrat Street casos A A S== Auction & Storage Co. | «09.» earn cT we SUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF MLL ohm one, a8 cugeeet to agorent te 7 Gemeetentad Cees Sale overe TO : Mend =) A smal’ deposit w:!! ' purchase for deirvery «amas Eve l f aaa «ft ‘308-°3-'2 CHOLTEAR AY Wi8 “SR° : —_ ; SS
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SUNDA ‘Y, CR 36, 1924. SUNDAY, NOVEM EE i Phat The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED NOVE MBER 86, 4 TR DEBATE Al pM MEETING HERICAN PLAN ling Causes Ic Discord ives of India Porter and Bishop Questions. —_——---—-_---__> CA WILL NOT it, IS REPLY 0 ben wD," tio’ ce is Over cal Co., 423 N. Broadway Raw Opium Production, | ust and St. Charles) _ Urged by Americans, De- Until Monday. P a > | Cntire stock. a *e ane avo be the jury.” “America wiil not retr and the de'e- sn will be heard.” delerates cheered the Amer- and were silent toward ‘he men. The league officials were Mly worried and accepted ©C" motion for adjournment. Porter said afterward that the of the conference to accept American principles would not Withdrawal, but that th »v Hetil?) fight for strict curta'l- of opium production to one- nth of the nrecsent arrtnrrt. EMLEY Sth and Franklin “Where the Crowds Go” _ Monday Specials ‘PIEAKS: og Doyen cornfed beeves. julcy and tender. 12 RAR IBF ee Set see ect Lb. ) MILK 15 NCEMEAT 7 A tall cans on RAISINS 10 Nor. A-SFEED ‘2 Seediecas. real ihe th. RAISINS | package. gl Pure Apple hue Ar Quart Jar real 40° valine 2 YOUTH TRIES TO HOLD UP ‘Teller Sounds Alarm. Summoning | ‘and reached down {they arrived the robber had fled. ‘ed19 bus tographs taken by Pring during the Colombian expedition. The orchid exhibition may be means of sprays kept running in the orchid houses. The plants are grown in moss @nd peat. the roots being housed in “slatted” boxes to viewed without charge from 8&8 a. allow air to penetrate. Three ex-|m. to 5 p. m. throughout the week, | perts are in constant attendance! and from 1 to 5 p. m. on Sundays. on the plants under the direction of| The entrance to Shaw's Garden is Pring. at Tewer Grove avenue and Flora So the public may better learn } place. Vandeventer street cars the manner in which orchids grow | pass the gate. TALK BY SMOKE COMMISSIONER | BROADWAY BANK AT NOON OCommerce Committee. Smoke Commissioner Karl will Special Policemen, But Would- describe the educationa! Be Robber Escapes. he has undertaken for readuction NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—A youth |of the smoke evil, and seek co-op- swung briskly through the |¢ration in his work, at a meeting day crowd on Broadway at Forty- oe, ere ak este or angie : ‘Smoke Regulation Commitee at eighth street, the Chelsea |:45om 802 Chamber of Commerce | Exchange Bank on the corner yes- Building, next Thursday at 2:30 p and walked up to Abraham | ™. Greengold, teller. The teller, counting currency, looked up as the young man shoved into his cage a check for $3000. “Took at the back of it,” com- ruanded the vouth. Typewritten on the reverse side Greengold read: Street Ratlway Co.., “My partner and I have you cov- late today with ered. If you move hand or foot: Kimbrough Stone to sound an alarm you dle. At the purchase of 63 motor busses | 19:30 this morning we killed a for use in supplémentary service to | teller in the Gotham National the street cars. Judge Stone is Bank.” asked to permit the purchase and Greengold dropped to the floor. servi: viding the company ob- to an electric tains protection. against motor bu s with the|competition from the city adm when |tration. The receivers rec ommend- lines. noon- entered terday, , ; Organizations affillated with the committee are invited to have rep- | resentatives attend. | Busses Proposed for Kansas Oity. | KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 29.—j| Kansag City ina report filed Federa] Judge recommended | Receivers for the ‘2 pre comyr special ul nic ating police, but alarm bank's We Carry a Complete Stock of THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY OMNOT CLEAR AS A BELL Special Easy Terms on All Sonoras This Week You Can Buy a a Sonora Now at the Extremely Low Terms of $2.00 A WEEK The Sonora Phonograph has been adjudged by experts to be superior in tone quality to all others. Their motors and cabinet work are of the very highest quality. Among the many Sonora models at Thiebes you will find one that will exactly meet your-every requirement in both price and design. Trade in Your Old Phonograph or Piano for a New Sonora at Full Cash Value sy oy 4k : 4 — © MUSIC COMPANY .®& 1103 OLIVE ST. *sbistec Established 18s5 Karl to Confer With Chamber of | campaign | Secretary Desk Various Styles in Solid Mahogany $84.00 and Up Solid Mahogany Tip Top Tables Windsor Chairs and Rockers Gold Mirrors .. Mahogany Arm Chair, estry Solid Mahogany Wi ng ‘Rocker, upholstered , Solid Mahogany Wing Chair, upholstered ... Solid Mahogany Chair, needlework upholstery Fine. Cedar Chests Every day use and beauty of furnish- ment are combined in good measure in a Cedar Chest. You will find here a variety of low boy styles in all cedar and a number in graceful period motifs—walnut, cedar lined, some low boy, others high boy. Will comport with any period or style of furniture. $20 to $75 French Tapestry Wall Panels Spanish scenes, woodland scenes, water scenes. Also reproducing the Music Master and the Dancing Mas- ter. Sizes 28-in.xgo-in. to 50-in.x 80-in. $13.50 to $75 ..$50.00 Many other styles of occasional pieces than listed above at various prices Nye a " i} NO HIGH PRICES The occasional furnishments that add so much individuality home are shown here in great variety Admirable for gifts—beautiful, permanent Occasional Pieces of Furniture End Tables With and Without Book Trough $14.00 and Up Birch Upholstered Easy Chairs Imported, Made by Wm. Birch, London, England Six Only,. Special, $175 Gate-Leg Tables Mahogany, $22.50 and Up *4 in a Number of Sizes 7» ny “Propet ~ ee , ‘ SoA <2 5 _” a ai ott nani ty) pl eee. ine Whrbenuetten whet itt wbtolanisi Anboith its. — SHUT Ais gia sosOMQposO4Biti ty ABDI any nen ost: . f ; a ae ie ye “ieee sth ae p Wilton Rugs On Special Sale By making a purchase at once of a good Domestic Rug—one of the few still left from our last week's cuccessful sale—you may.save from $20.00 to $34.00 on a gxi2 and $38.00 to $53.00 on a 11.3x15. gx 12 lar Price ye $62.50 §0 $93.59 aed Intermediate Qualities 17.9 X15 Regular Price $141.50 232. ’ on Intermediate Qualities gx1s and 11.3x12 — Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price and Intermediate Qualities Open Book Shelves _ Various Sizes in Solid Mahogany $27.00 and Up Mahogany Telephone Set. Solid Mahogany Console and Mirror $47.00 Solid Walnut Hand Carved “Hutch $75.00 Solid Mahogany Spinet Desk Solid Mahogany Martha Washington* Sewing Cabinet Red Lacquered Mah Jong Tables.. Solid Mahogany Radio Cabinet $29.75 $19.75 The spirit of good cheer may be ea- pressed in a commercial business. Toward this end we continue to pro- vide savings for those who are in- clined to make a handsetme gift in the form of an Oriental Rug. In quality of weave and beauty of de- sign and coloring the Persian Chinese Rugs in this collection are of the highest class and pre-eml- nently fine gifts. Lilliahans, Kurdistans, Kash- Laristans, Royal Sarouks, Chinese, Mirabany, etc. Araks., ans, The Savings on Room-Size Rugs range from $75 to $500 J.KENNARD @ SONS WASHINGTON AT FOURTH 3 = A hp a ae , e. iatirinetenss oad ee) a ie SRA ie: pace oe = ” ” SO lS we . ’ eee hae ie Zt a eet clee e a pes, : - Suan, hry amen 7 -—" ile o %, m2 Me ‘ A, * * oe “i ws see, S . . 0 Re "a ’ = 8 Os vine ta ey 3 : A Se Nt a ge er Ningggio Om “te: ae ee ae TY Cn hose.) ii y a , wwe Se RT get I re ee ee AO me me OM mes . “ ee AM etn 4 + emo eee “ cael ae 8S i 2 i ~ A EROS EM POM x ~ fh Re oS, ery ag Siegert SAA 9
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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE C ITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED joo 2 RR > orward Pass A > Dollar Sale}, oe Cee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i ay PERT OTE Leet ee \ ¥ Oe SN Nee NR o »s Lead to Two of To aa or Eleven—Rockne’s Team } The Reason Why Our Goal a Downs iii You have often heard the remark—how can Jadge & Doiph The Associated Chain Drag Stores of America, of which Judge : sell merchandise so low and still comtinge in business? For & Dolph ts a member, have set a combined sales goal of | , ee the Pret-Dissacch. some time we hare been members of the Associated Chain Drug a , * , SBURG. Pa. Nor. 29.—Ia the most Guaree of Americe. comiating. of swanty-tvo of the Rve-wire One Hundred Million Dollars ~ y i Pree: Notre Dame defeated 3 drug stores tin this country, operating over 200 city stores, har- un n . ne ) pa. Notre ~ def Carnegie Te ing together a purchasing power of over $75,900,000 annually. For the Year 1924 . , , more 2 crowd of 33.000 persegs today. The enormous purchasing power of this organization thus aids Don’t fail to take advantage of the unusually low prices at > gs and terrific line plunging by both Judge & Dolph in securing the newest and best of merchandise we are seiling quality merchandise—im doing so you ~ between the elevens. The South which we can seil at lower price for sa profit. THATS THE money for yourself and beip us reech our qucts ef the above = into it when the locals held Reckne’s ANSWER. amount 3 me bis usual custom, } } Rockne started his second — The C We Offer a Coinplitte J eosetaneal of Usefal Christmas Gift estions in Our . aS Gift Suggestions for Home and Personal Use - a cient for Children 7 Our Toy Toes ips nites aa secu Lunch Kits 7 Gals f Sometaing New! ; for a touchdown, the first Richard “ulfilling the demands of the most exacting im list. Woodworth’s 5 ; 1924 Models Gyro Friction Motor Toys MG players were rushed - into A Convertible Vanity Suadiinaitte eur Toiletries Department will aid the wise shopper pneu om : =a ae pian: eee to avoid inconreni ; amd faticue of the usmal frantic ‘embiuaties Se . eons Jaumine Combine. ' avoed inc weenmenepe and atigue of ti 1p re ts. , ™ who suffered an infury tm | tiem Seta. £5.00 — at = os | 4 nwestern game. ———— = or : =e en t- eee | te $17 3 + $2.50 te S*Se By pmaies take up the burdes. | Vetlet See J aS ; _ Tech Team Uses Passes. : goer eee ‘ j f | Miitbough cumable to win Carne | -« and ox ~ —_ 2 es a i4 Jt - aa. = Rose : mar x - , ‘ . s . Siete | 4 well emameicd ail-metal case =. ( om dination, , =, , 4 . scored thi oa containing 1 pint Fc — Ro25 — 7 ) ) 7, , . : @ therm against the regulars | geniume vacuum Tenfeld Lily , , Houbi- . ‘ = red | hing mo other team was abie | bettie of the " ‘ . | —_ eplish this year. Two ef Kwick-Kurl I pbinat ) a | zie touchdowns resulted wic ur ron aa ‘aS » > i Men's 2-Ton Truck, as Illustrated : | _ lees , Garéenta \ : J c a : ar. 2 double pas with the | i bree Comibuzations } Cembinatica . om binaticea Length 14 inches. width 6 inches. — —— nero oe —— ~_ Ww | ". MEP Ty Tre °‘". 7 = eile Jasmine Le Corse Extract. 1-02. cur ’ | bortie. Guerlain’s is. * a _ other Mavis Manicure gikded tom ..f Perfumes. ° ehed is ¥ - of the rst _ aer . a . = + - : ets, $2.00 Jasmine Le Corse. ,-on. plaiz $5.00 end $18.90 , | | a pate o Narcisse boctie 2.8 , | : > i ; s the field for the teweh- De Chine Parts Extract, cut c ' , o= Palmer's Say — : Emeraude Extract. *.-o : ; rth . ' Gardeaciec : | a cold and chil'y ¢day ¥*t? of enew corerivtg the g7id- | The “amous “four bhorsemen™ The enly efficieut guaranteed Hair Special! at : > on _ " 7 | ‘ es ‘ . a Ey a OE She Will Be Charmed With a DeVilbiss | ' Wie co make their farewell ap- (perates em either direct of alter- ~saeste === $10. 98 * Star-Rite Heating ; _ Perfumizer or Perfume Light eS : x " Brom = «2 Bax oewcber Don ee’ Sa Pad ‘> ¥ We are showing a lovely assortment of Perfumers : R alcove with livrereved and Receular $12.58 valee Rim J Electric Stove | tis Pa i te | and Perfume Lights, the latter being a delightful -> - BA | acting as understudy for a. three beat de- combination of night light and perfume burner. ' \% | -- ae ge = ghee meni ol De Vilbiss Perfumizers 75¢ to $10.00 Se a : | | a Barnecie players scored first, Perfume Lights... $8.00 and $10.00 Me Rees been Seats sneeeel ae aan ii | | | PKristoct recovered a blocked : me these fine mechanical Tears. with the cier- . - and raced 33 vrards for the th ; . j : : | gyms Stop in and See Them at Your EXPRESS eg iene re ne et | A wonderful tey for bers and girts The “rst string plar- tres. -~ ' 2 SS. as (eetrated. pushes ex- . E z Reg. $>.s0 value Eari:est Opportunity } press truck: FRUIT PEPDLER csiereg | 2° “ee™ “Be weer te ai m took =p the burden for bey sitting em truck. peshes it with feet: : Da-e Eariy t= the second school M . gilded top - ' sania Saal Gift Bexes for Men MEAVIS L‘Origan Extract. *,-oz. plain bdorctie Se Cembimeaticon “ets, Ss; 26 DANCING BEAR. actually dances. ter for 4 smaller kiddies: DRC NEARD, stacecers : . Crewter unleashed a far- >us last Hes the genuine Rime porceiatn * — . : he Seth Sa TT TOILET ARTICLES | PATENT MEDICINES |= ===" = 9g” See been sacrificed im oe | , anv af wnt » & . mn 40 yards for a teock- og ag Star-Rite Waffle Iron Monday Onl) Monday Only ae ran 49 52 — . rs Crow'ev kicked « piace. eee Saree piam. Special ot erates om cisher aiternating or gimme | SOc Pompeian Face Powder... 50c Rubbing Alcohol Buy a “Mama ’ Doll for Y Ap > cae ae $5 Star-Rite Toaster : = gmm | 50c Carmen Face Powder 29 |Doan’s Kidney Pills Our . mr in the per . a $1 La Blache Face Powder.... $1 Lavoris Compeattion bend. arms and ~ ‘ . | hat oe $1 Scott's Emulsion Sarers er. stuffed bed: ES ae: i emeags ne Toms Piso’s Cough Remedy .... 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J =0c PEPSODENT $5.98 ds 89 |60c California Syrup of Figs. .42c $1.20 CALDWELL’ TOOTHPASTE ee & | SYRUP OF PEPSIN Monday Only _B NOW! yy | M 4 Your purchase will be heid onday a "a a ami delivered at the time NEW STORE IN WEl LISTON S Only ee Cc j 3 tr ® l = een NOW! od 6100 EASTON AV. —Sss, wate nr DRUG STORES 2c scinarsocsur ue * J $3.75 HORLIC cs -_ Waltke’s India ORDERS FILLED PROMPTI 7 x Aa Res » | ADD 10% FOR POSTAGE AND PACKING Cocoa os Soap ea ) ae — Hospital Size s? cae | — . _ 7 Monday § a Mpa : = os: ‘ ‘ae i . | ae i i ih Y Vagttybt J ™ = : ee : 4
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the exception of the children or for restions ae — = J Toy Aeroplane type monoplane; =: width. iz. inches. Finished with red pro- and red rudder. F $1.39 sing Car e of the fastert ever the speed- 10 inches; width, Scooters 98 for beys and giris ef 6 and 10. Has ls, S%-Inch rubber length over all: 33 im bearing wheels. ©. baked enamel, heels, orange foot- e OF PEPSIN 440 HO RLICK’S TED MILK Hospital Size Sige — Dvard line. } md runs. ‘ NX yar Yi? Ly SS PPPP+OOPP DO > YYSYEEELT, “fh, YY 4S 4 ty ty yy fy : se ; tty “iy ; YY Y ¢ POST-DISPATCH = YUU) POT Y “dn, Vf, YY yr >T - . . . . “. ~~ ‘ 1m : sa, 8 0 . ~ . vis me : SS a none PPPAD:: . ea ee”, *. ios . v . . =e Sie oe a! Saree? , oe re nS i Se. Sate ss Se ook = Se > . “he ~ of. ‘, Wor. Pate . .* — «ete ee 5% PA” . Oe oe > “ =x. os ests SA ee “4 . s ° a OX » ~ . ~ = _ a ew “ww « 7 . J —_— No Goals, Many Thrills Fr. CG. Pos. Goal Indiana Renzulli Schylander, | Schyiander... .I. Crilley-Carlson.C. Carlson-Shaw I. L..«..+-- Referee—Paul Murphy, Lines- men—C. Brady and McNiven. Time of halves—- es oe a oi SET BY TOMMY MILTON Nov. 23.— | the | ee i ea en aa a a a i F ootball Seeres att a a i i a a a a i a i a a LOCAL. Central 27. Yeatman 64. CleVeland 7, Soldan 6. EAST. Notre Dame 40, Carnegie Tech 18. Army 12, Navy ®. Holy Cross 33, Boston College 0. Fordham 98, Georgetown 6. Swarthmore 17, Haverford 6. SOUTH. Centre 14, Georgia 7. Southern College 38, Havana 4. | BETHLEHEM STEELS | DEFEAT BOSTON, 1—0, IN A HARD GAME| Special to the Post-Disnatch BETHLEHEM, Pa., Nov 239. — afternoon, defeated game here this Bethlehem Steels can League contest of 1 to 0, The Steels assumed the lead in ‘the first half, when Stark, with a beautiful shot from about 10 vards out, located the net. ball struck the upright on the.in- stde and then rebounded into the iPplaying field. Granger was in a flash and shot !t into the net. However, Referee Walders ruled that the shot from Stark had scored. | The lineup: | BETHLEHEM. Referee—James Wa were l_inesemen—Ba‘t ties ené Ramford. Two 45-minute . ha'ves. GIBBONS IN EAST TO START TRAINING FOR BATTLE WITH NORFOLK By the Associated Prees NEW YORK, Nov. 28—Tom Gib- bons. St. Paul light heavyweight, who is to meet Kid Norfolk tn a 15- round charity bout itn Madison | Square Garden on the night of Dec. '9 agrrived here today from the West | with Eddie Kane, his manager, and Sammy Manéell. | Gibbons, who weighs 178 pounds, | lor four pounds more than his atipu- ‘lated weight for the bout, worked leut in the Garden gymnasium for | He did no ; ‘ene hour this morning. /boxing but will put on the gloves tomorrow | Promoters of the bout announced ithat Luis Vicentini, Chilean light- weight, and Tommy (YBrien of Mt'- waukee would be the attractions in ene of two l0-round preliminaries, the | the | Boston Football Club in an Ameri- | by the soore | |a 10-yard run by Rabenstein. Geor- | | gia counted after recovering a Cen- | The | on ft | Centre Defeats | Georgia, 14-7, In Title Contest Colonels Score Two Touch- downs and Bulldogs One in Second Period. | By the Associated Presa. 23.— | DANVILLE, Ky., Nov. | Centre defeated Georgia 14 to 7 here this afternoon in a game in | which the Bull Dogs (of the Colonels. ll the scoring was in the second period. The home team was left with two yards to go for a touchdown at the end of the first period and made it on the second play of the second. An- other followed shortly the after on |tre fumble, Nelson making | touchdown. As a result of the victory, Cen- i'tre will claim the championship of the South. Neither team scored in the first | period. | Nelson figuring prominently, Geor- gia advanced the ball to Centre’s 'three-yard line where it was lost (on downs. Centre’s longest gain- | ing play was a 30-yard run by Cov- | ington. The period ended with the Colo- | nels threatening to score, the home team having driven the bal! inside the Georgians’ ten-yard line fol- lowing a forward pass for a net offered a | strenuous resistance to the advance | the | | Garbisch Kicks Four Field Goals to Give The Soldiers Victory ‘Captain Playing Last Game of His 8-Year Football Career, Misses First Three Tries, but Is Deadly Accurate Thereafter. By Heywood Broun. BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.—IKt is out for its boys and it was such a Baltimore Stadium. The score w a good etout boot the Army turns shoe which won this dfternoon at as Army 12, Navy 0. Of course, it makes some difference who wears the broghn with the strong re- inforced toe and today the foot inside belonged to Edward Garbisch, Captain of the Army team. This w as his last day of football. He has been a star for eight years what with four years of play for Wash- ington and Jefferson and now with the service team. Four times he lifted the ball over the bar the best afternoon of all. But this was and between the posts. Some of the kicks were long and some were short. Now and again he shet down a etraight alley and again he had to find the range from some difficult angle. A good gunner is Garbisch and tf he ever gets a howitzer it will be bad news for enemy trenches. ‘Among his qualities is persistence. | ' imen. | i ’ ‘tempts failed. iis the traditional way of artillery- \In the beginning his kicking was ‘not so good. His first three at- But, after all, that come a few then Always there short and a few long and ‘younr adroit cannoneer splits the | bracket. ‘His first So it was with Garbisch. was blocked. His next two were wide but his fourth sailed fair and true in the second iperiod and eet the score at Army (3, Navy 0. from the forty ‘left his out of It is true that he did miss one ‘more in the first half but this was ‘at big Bertha range, all the way -three yards Ine ‘and he did not fail by much. This half record a mere one five which is not #0 much. ‘But by now he had the range and curate and devastating. ‘with the coming of the third quar- ‘ter the fire of Garbisch was ac- Hie fol- jlowed with three in succession and they #were by no means easy. At ithe end of the. run he had four out | of eight which is not to be sneezed at. Taylor Shines for Navy. Tt was expected that the Army would easily split the Navy line but this did not prove to ba, the case. With the exception of one fine march in the fourth quarter the plays of the West Pointers made but little ground and that inter- mittently. Often the runner was spilled for a loss and in such cases it was usually Taylor, the Navy end and Captain, who crawled out from under the plie. He was a demon on defense. The Army's best offensive weap- on was the Navy's forward pass. This was a consistent ground gainer for the defending team. It was a good looking pass. It seemed to be premeditated. Hamilton, the Navy quarterback, threw the ball low and fast but there seemed to be a curse upon his efforts. It was! f The Lineups ARMY (12). Pesition. NAVY (6). Davidson . -L. E...-Tayler (¢.) Saunders......L. T..... 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28 a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS | CLEVELAND GAINS HIGH SCHOOL Musgrove HE football season just end- West End Team bles at Op ponent’s Goa! Line—Game Is ed saw the forward pass rise 3 4h Balle: Mintek? ~ to it atest heights. This a Battle of Quarterbacks With Kelly Finishing Second— i wih aco = Pi pana: : lay dominated great majority Central Beats Yeatman. of the season's play everywher and determined the tory ia ai- most every gare , he rushing and kicking game i* 1) ¢ Beat i ¢ ‘9M @ a Pa. - " Cleveland High School's football team upset all predictions and oo E aemiinder. ta: hie > ~ei ; 77 ~ ; 4 } * ; > ptured the Inter-Scholastic Football Championship by defeating the jascine game and the once de- Soldan High School eleren, top-hearr farorites, by a single point, in spised tail of the game now wags ; — ~4 ie’ A pert aed ed pqpete tds. The fina the old dog. a rti] at rras is Pr ié¢. yes ercay a. ~ = = a 4 is - + a * : th: es Game z : _ € com 3 * and run ang with ‘ se dail ; @a. a * " Musgrove ¥ Rg. : Relly . . . the Cleveland attack MusgtTove scored his team’s touchdown to Graham » ae even the score. but [t was hisquick Jacques Fr. B. thinking on the sub play Score by quarters: that gave Cleveland fhe one point 12 3 advantage that decided the cham- Picnsh!ip. Muasgrove’s Play Wins Game. On the try for point after touch- Gown, Musgrove was standing be- ery. hind his line of scrimmage pre- pared to kick. The Soldan line- men, however, broke through and were rushing in upon him quent Cleveland e«- Scldan .... oe Substitutions: down—MNusgrovre. dow n—Helly. ins Game With Touchdown and by End Run For the Additional Point ss York... .....kL. H..Montgoemery R Richardsen Tis fer Keste, Resete fer Harris. Seldan—Washbarna for Montgom- Scertng. Cleveland: Teuchédewn —Musgrere. Peint after teuch- Seidan: Teuch- TITLE B Z EFEATING SOLDAN, IIKERS FA] Vindicated Hawkeres DF ecore of 31-9. forward pass, chems and son and Schnre! exec ut Last. fer, won the Ms Seeing Officials — Beck (Nebraska) "4 made history that a kick would be blocked, Mus- - : : ee ee referee; Gould (West Poizut), um- Tientenant Hacket?t. who re*- grove dashed around his left end. pire; Roberts (Missouri), head ereed the? came. @eciared after- eloded a tackler and lunged over linesman. ella 5A gy “oe » tacit warcs that in nen : the goal line for the winning point, ——————"— we i tana tk oe That play everniu liy . the the better of Ive ol 4 - im a kickire * . okie he pe ae beige ” - . ee ” em... tate : ever seen .2@ UA. game, but ft was ay th ter 4 le) and the . > S 4 ere rained — ee a * . in of th , 2 > =~ |- Be esperted the number and var- mined playin f the Cleve! ad “*" | Possession of tha ball on Soldan'’s , ? lays sho¥en was a aa . * ~ - - = - - : - rf SAc pal as fense that td eran th ore- 40-vard “2. Vv cCornoyvse mace a sd y om Eg bh : ~ wax? , . . wiles . — _cinttiaeatitaliins ws - r Xv 2% 1D Rad wi - G , ede point sead when the flashy Soldan ea - through center nd then Yock & oe = ss, = ll . + 4s ——s =e 2s X i = % a) ~« + - ao ast attacz threatened. as tt €.d broke eh er ae. thea tine > make > . a al ws Prous a a0 +9 aAS it It did—after fifteen years! throughout the game. first down on Soldan’s 25-vard line ; o. she Cicthee: ms - te ~- = ~ Ns +2 -* - - ¥ ti me Per aa . mii =o Acow — > ” Dn 2 a . Ts — part, htt Ba - ei - tin Jaques mace anrothrer ? rs* ans = i% >» a Aa 1 beat Ne fective. =me Cseveiand secondary aown and on tw plunges Mus- braska (which had tied Minne- breaking i Soldan's s vaunt ed Over- first play of the second period. I: amiliating defeat the Cornhusk- head game, and in spite of the fact was then that his quick thinking ers ever suffered thar ? inn? - 4 : re _ P —— “ ° = ¢% Solden was gaining on end enabied him to score the extra . oe can © Opes tee ye rums and line plars, the West End point on an end run. f the all world. From that players ingisted on passing even So dan lost two splen4\4 «ror. tay = g™t Was seen rhe tm their own territory ing chances tm the third cuarter Fast was the last to wake up The usttal result was that the! +... as the result of fun “ qa and the niy when defeat . rounded or inte: t cual ee Be ee forced it wpon them pase was grounded ¢ ercepted. tumble gave Cleveland the hal! on .' . Cleveland, on the other >and, her own 15-yard line, but the cost- And the man who Ciscoverec as ‘ ae. : ‘ha ne al abe ™ ~ ~ + waiting fo that favo ~) : ; - h tried to t back. But ée- £ r breaks tha avored cieve! nd’s goal. Kelly made a as r re ack zt m — v .- * ~_ = . = ee 7 the splendid 38-vard run back of Mus- sities floss erful record here It took Coach Jimmy Cook's groves punt to piant the ball on ro Sheol seems to want his ser- players littie more than four min- the 16-yard liz Montromery ang “Ces He was driven to make > . we : 2 4 -_ - ” a prays > on a oe ~~ ~- _ * - utes to score heir touchdown. po-witz made a first down on the s fortune al, or some g Baker began the game by return- four-vrard ing Musgrove’s kick-off 39 yards .. : : close to gc to Soidan's 30-yard line. Dietrich lay Kelly immediate'y kicked to Musgrove on : ; . Cleveland his own 33-yard “al Clevelar ») > h . Ost its best scoring opportunity Was Unadie to gain hroug? th — , : -_ : : ual . ° Soigan made a last determined ewis 's to to Scidan line, and Musgrove punted. .,, . ; “4 ad , to Kelly. who made a beautifu! -.Ort to score im the final quar- +, mon un over si¥, a3 mac . “ius FO~ ter. but failed? when Kelly’s piace aE ar pe re turn of 30 yards to plant the-bal! .., en Cleveland's 35-vard line. another spectacular return « Mentgomery made eight around “ oe * + & te 1 4 : ed - & punt. carrying the kick 25 yard > ck was wide. Kelly cut loose a : to > s as consicertng right end. He was stopped on the to the center of the Meld. A pass PRR E5953 n..0g “ Raat play, but then broke through woonnurn to Dietrich paimen 2) eres’. But his left tackle. dodging to the two- sige Ametrich, gained 11 Jack Dempsey } , yards. An oft side penalty checked i et ie aie yard line before be was tackled. . ~ or =|—CleR OR Ris Way Soidan, but on the next plar. Ke » Kelly plunged over for the touch- ty again passed to Dietrich fer 2; _- 4 ls ” Sing : = Ss Bat. ¢ b aa > a spatches insr ~ . “hares _- — a » ~ a , op Cc Pe scen - . \ ~~ ~~ a r *“2r"e @own. but hi! zbsequent kick w > sey ts a CHAMPION, one wil!- aie - = Fu vent ~ ck as varcs and first down on the >a. ing “— mane ar an . , yo%&}r bloc yard line. A plunge failed to gain Lewts t% = chame OA gt Musgrove Stars at Punting. md on the second jown Kelly meeting orty those whom he 4Ance Tt was Musgrove's su pertor punt- ee “ted to Pr ace xtc . The in — fon = ~ = w rs are ” “> fied ing which put his team in a posi- failed and Clewelane * k the ha bis maeener 5 ; ‘ Glen to score as the second period to her own 20-yard line. The a OT a or started. The Cleveland ace had game enéed soon afterward takes @ more Th T hd Lewis may be the greatest | é Ouc oO ns in Las f od Tres a~ =~ **s i 2 ~ > ne - re u st Peri | Dut we go 22 recor4d as sSarirg that ws . > Y — . ad > e Central Big Edge Over Yeatman 22220 2 2 Give Centra ig Be V70er YF eatMan sactory champion in at? ustory than Lewis— Although Centra! defeated Yeat- ‘~~... (SES RS ee He wae yous Witard man by a 27— score the game aL Ye. at that Willar i ec rme- was @ close strugg!e until the fina! Central-Yeatman ee thing on Lewis. He aDMITTE? pes Seem sentmen became de- (|)... ..................... , he was ‘us - the . ; 2 : > —_ eweatered players [ al ich sch athier ue Joann : -? -y - = + - ball te the Centra! “Rega a line. Seere by quarters 8 eme or: rest: @ law. >. _ . ‘=. > ~ on — ” = largely by pasees, Dut a drop kick fen e . Seems to have bee falled. The rest of the came Centra! .. 8@ 3 @ lS2 ea *c (Nh (2's respect when ‘the Teeatman was usually on the ée- Yeatman .. & OO @ Qu nu.@ if made to apoly ever +. fenee, Subettcutiesns: Central—Crigral rounsy team sceidan High F 2A ae Central's Scoring. fer Heslier, Hesier fer Cristal. ’ st is reported. has an- Central scored early in the open- Kittiaus for Brown, Fester for pied to the Schoc! Board ¢n- ing period. McCready carryin Kittlaas, Brewer for Binkley, permission to play Normand =“ Kmebei for Prange, Crista! Sar filgh at baskethae the Dall most of the way and go- Yeatman — Spuring fer ing over. Cameron's drop kick Kne, Heideman for Binder, Gump was iow. fer MeCauley. Randall fer Biu- Im the second period. an tnter- ™enkamp, Hall fer Raedail. Scer. cepted pass put “entral in a posi- img. Yeatman: Teuctéewr-— tiem to score a field goal. Bras. “***e™men. Central: Teachdown —“et reed, Crtetal, Brewna, Bras- aell. Mleld geai—Cameron. orf. clais — Geald (West Peinrt). nell _ intercepted Biumenkamp's pases and ran with it 4° yards to Yeatman’s i5-yard line. Pusses and plunges failed and then Cam- eren, standing on the 25-rard line. registered with a drop kick. A 24¢ Ss Anow "ame tareugh needie $s ere with «a vergeatce Time ‘to expan take in the eur high schoo! d the city *2s24 fey 89" Ooo eunty so teams mar In passing. 't may be said that many St. Louis have viclated Browne Runs 45 Yards. A 45-yard run by Brown of Cen- tral, on which he scered a touch- @own, furnished «a thrill in the feurth quarter. Brown got the ba!! yards to Cameron and en the next whee Blumenkamp ¢repped a pass. play. Brasne!! circled right end for Cameren’s ¢rep kick was Diccked | 4 touchdown. Hunt again failed Cristal of Central intercepted a to kick goal There was ne fur- Featman pass and rea 36 yards for ther scoring. Shortiy before the end cf the game. MoCreedy tntercepted a Dass from @mith Hunt passed 195 — A le cmap peer & touchdown. Biunt’s kick fafled. | the high letter of ? « schoo's *a ruce im this and other seasons »v .mits—¢? sity Feild. Y.M HA to Play. Tre TY. Mw E. A. Wl plar tr feetDball game of afternoon et Jun! ad, the season Pay ng Cares outside the city Washington Univer. ts fra! this er High campus. — the fast Laciede Athietic —— —_ — Herwitsz UT on the Thanksgiving day mentioned. one Edward Co- T chems of Wisconsin. coach of - AC STROKE oo ° ° Sa 46 the |! St. Louis adeatatls football! THE B K oS team. sent his unknown eleven to : : , M3 : victory over the stromg Iowa Missouri Pro Title-Holder Uses lt - a Novel One Stroke, Keeping Open—He Declares Can Become Good Putter. Longworth, instructor et the &t cdrice os the picin common mistakes > 7 >... ations on the links. wifh thw series. Hand Grip and the Club Any Golfer Who Practices Hard ng dg the first of rticies on golf by Art outs Country Clud, and champion among Missouri professionals. In these articles, Longworth will gir use of alt ciuds, ez- by players. and teil how to meet difficult site- In connection Longworth will answer questions on goif for read- Art Longworth, Champion Putter, Tells How to Get the Ball i eacent a ees ¢ re e THE ART LONGWORTH GRIP ers of the Post-Dispatck. F rs in th sini get them in the hole so much ens trophy. given by Champ Pick- a Lz Lis ? ? . =. . ® game. IT am stating 2 better than I do that I'm going $ ens of Alabama to the Southers > > > _ Bon nai . _ » +. a By Art Longworth, 48, BOL €3 & DOASt. but to drive to try your stuff, Manion said. onference champfon. Alabama was = * » — - fT ttc " . : Professional at the St. Louis Cogum- “o™* te . pert that any person Longworth itntre@uced a new the umanimous choice of 37 South- . _~ = _ ? stt im SP Ton The ‘ + Chub. who Practices hard can become a sty.i@ Of Putting .= . - Ouse. 4.8 erm sports Writers. ‘op yrigh oe good putter accompanyin arv-c.e@ exp.4.n8 Vanderbilt, who won the cup Igst | ' ~ - 's » - - th ad . HE average par for e golf! The the style employed Dy — rti year, surrendered it te Alabama. rit . & aon : ensue Grip. and the photegrap=ts |! rate Three victories are required to ob- a iTse o_ _ r ao * Ve -~ > : . — 7 =* tien ~+¢* ~ ' @ i . a mt ATTRIBUTE my success as a or ne grip, Ww: .$ * move: ica tain to permanent possession. Ala- \ - _ 2 = rca Ff = - = —— - => os ~- Sh ~~ pe. i ~ Tv -- ~we } ° > Ee SS ea oe ae ter primarily to my erin which ture of LongwWortis str.e, and bama'’s mame will be engrared on = ~—— _ ~ P+ 4245 a 2 iii 2 Ice — —e . “ for a ! ec is iree ® s2oct i8 Ai- . : : St: - his stance, Wi: h is orthodox. the cup aiong with that of Vander- . . te different from that ordtnarilr hilt lab . oni 2 > -, ™ 2 Pres TF an _ : ; _ “ ara wl re Ail tie cup eMmpliorec Trip the e - ~~. oe a eee ee — te ds : - putts to put the ba n the hole si a Ny ~ wes ' — the } tase@ You cannot antil the 1925 winner is announced MP i ‘2. 3 S ies a ——— > * . ities aeliaai o i > a a rlees — = re 7 ~ = c os —~ © - ~ - - ‘?# es Ml - | - 7 "RTs sro 7 are a = > ma — OG. x 2 ‘gn hard 4 - _ he Dc nt svSstem wis used iz de- ~+ > we - 7. - + e . - Butt = egrec. : ‘ = -_ ~ ao °° * A eT Py ar - * a ° ~ z M reason for toys 8 pet Be PB stitt i —_ t rrVia.rg the winter of th eu 7 £ ae a 2 can get a more even stroke _ Each member of the committee was + par ve oa es ‘ ree are ¢t er : .- ; ei =e —_ 2 par - vith ene hand When both hands -asxed to maxe first, second, third ’ ~ - a + ae _ Se. - os as , ea ap >| wet | Treen anc two =o ze ' fanrth _ i-~ Ss s nc: , are gripping the club the hands KY OW for the grip: Perhaps the | and fourth choice. First cheice io® In other words, in fixing . — GN sah PR A Ry A oii counted four points, second choice ales mf ehote ~2°° &% *emcenmcy to work against «+ ‘% accompanr.ng poctograps Wii... third choice twe and fourth | Par on a par course, 36 shots : - ae = a ‘aree, t enoic an ‘ “ wel teams the 1 ang tach 6 her. I want smoothness and tell more than worcs. Note the fore- seten Ginn are a = r phe so nad - Jae = _ = = ‘ = *? * s > #- _ e - o — °* through the fairwas na 82 an +h, — Rese im stroging the ball and I finger of the left hand It ovrer- Centre College. which defeated | " ine Tal s i 0% nthe - = “2° ge? +» 4 ~—™- =~. — — ™" ‘ant +a @rgers of the os ht hard Al = — ‘ o rraene Tust hal? the shots a oa eS tes Oy waen my two i2ps tne tn aw — a°ame, ts not a member of the | =. OCis db a ‘ > wad : - = 2 : . ; a? ee - - - 3 ~ -ands work as one. It ty obvious which grips the club shaft. Both conference. wed are for putts L emphasize i... «a = — . : us . mat this can be accomplished only thumbe are om the shaft t the The results were as follows: -_— = >: -_ i a ~~ “~~ Be ‘e 4 Dw - . " > “ a 2 Fn r * . ea ‘ » having ome of the hands. one of grip, with the le™ forefinger out- Ala%ama 198 peints, Georgia ¢7 me. a featur which too re- ~ . Bee virtnal’y point ash to an I ; 5 : e arms, working as the “master side and pointing down, virtually Doints, Washington and Lee $1 = — 7 4 ~ = i ae : or... * z rr ; " 4 af@ v . over .of x@¢ y ™"ez % AAT 7 Ls -s rea lio * 7 2-4 Awnto eh taxes tre at hard c? th po.rts. S ba -* po. nts, Lorida 12 . i J ad em Se | > seis or | aw | 4 :é « ss. & - + ee we ~~ & a we . spend hours practicing with their = points, Vanderbilt 2 poiznta ; ti a __.-. | fight band’s bidding My grip. the stroke. Study the picture an@ prac- “A eli - Tee ~~ ten w- an 4 rates *h i» — = e . - ins - . - ‘. % Se beta ~ —_— ** i ied b a - - - P| a) 7°? — ~ 7 + i oe ¥ be oe a, ieee % ac . 22 puUullel as acs L 54 he head in Maaca.ng t2@ Puce. . se The St dext Conclate of St. Low's s..@Prs are ocrm and not made. and *» —— a = ——.. here haek crreoke - 3 oo w pen oie — oP iey lta f - ; A. &DnC taxe your position, with a % short Dack stroxe anc — University | give the annual din- | A aA? ? * 2 ane experier “2 + 6 . . = Oe OS ne a — - ” - - : SCUAre stance ‘ o - through with rour ciub he - oe 2 =a *» *2 * + « oni eert. t &.32 = yxy UU weigh: — eS ee ge! Witt a _- = * ~+ | = rer to r - ae tba ; squad of the S at S« nr os | -_ - — - °, : -_ a rward and en the left foet. The In folowing through, Keep the university at the American Annex | e -» TT". . ¥ es - 2. . P * ; ? _ - - our years ago i was fust a fair tall should he °ppogite the lef tn. face of the putter open. that is at §:30 p. m Tuesday. Dec 3%. Sitter acer - FY tae aa . . ; _— _ . ww ooo 2 step and the feet about 18 inches With the toe of the club head turned An effort is now being made to | = » =" - hd = oP p & a a -_ a - ’ : a 7 ; 5 > » e Le of ry el far r ; -? - i a mare G8 ~ ssGrcousOn ‘apart. Both elbows should rest out. Do not roll the right hand **8"0 es me*) of . ee, ee | 274 Rahbhe _— ~k#sha : has m " lies - To. fe y ~ _ — ~_en ard other alumni! Present as | “gage , \'SsCeSSane that i am |! tly aga'rst +he boty 'T% +, yrer the le*? >. shou 2a — , — a ' — ome af the Mae — Sty against the bod} 48 tap-j; oe * ae on is possible, and the responses to Vas = Dro’ esas= abet. Oi rrr? oe * - = o sens from him. Joe Turnesa and ‘ Henry Ciuci are other profes- 2 sionals who have consulted Jimmy Manien. Trans-Missis- a wee eee sippi champics and leading ama- ‘ >,)* ne "@ Said that the Vespers plared a setter game itn all departments az t20ey ac displared at any “2 ‘= ra ; a se¢4.20 7 a a work ~ - and Hand at # 2CcA Was 1 wars £& ? = ° Hand was guilty of one mispla;, rien he inadvertently centered the a . £:ving Carlson sme: opening aowever, Hand's stoppin ig of fer- warcs and his antic: [pation ef ene- 1'y passes was 5 excellent that the [he error was forgotten. ster. Burke and F'%nk ere —=@ver cefenders. a:20Uga. their feeding ef forwards was miserable a3 ee ee ee re > rir = a mi ; = at? rts we? se wt ete ie - 7%. -_ i Ying hatbacks. The jeb of ‘he lecal balfbacks was & much Digger ome than that of the OP pes- 2 Me for the shert Passing of ‘2e New York forwards was a:. —e@s very bdrilliane The speed of the ee. Louls backs. mn Urry ng any cppenent whe ap- peared likely to take a Snot, kept the Indiana men hustling and predaciy was largely responsibie for their tmability te scere. To give them « bit of time with thei- shots would hare spelled disaster * While Manager Vibergs used the ~_ geTeart ‘s.r sen at ‘rsi¢ce ate +n oper the = ™" «2 i == +*-haead ar ter 22 the seeond hal’. replacing a ev = Shaw »* —" 4.4.8 COM B4..0nN appeared to be much more e*fective (>e a> Pa rer: a ha — . = + +e | failed tc as pianned was the kick-ahead by an ime.de, forward im which Car!- sOm Was agked to beat sacks to the bel) and are not -2ca3S ‘tn the |oca) a While Ha the fastest fu!!- “az ve, they were so wel crilled in breaking up this attack ADCS a2bie¢ to reach > ee eee a > - sor. ¢ ,‘ =a? *>eyv a ‘ were a. a.) —2es UP against the Ben Millers ‘Aey will see something new In #e & racing attack which ‘hey themselves tried yes'erday to emp had —_— ar nme Duggan at outside right for the Visitors Was not tp Sundberg : to bis game halfback. that he knows rough tactics in his with Joe McCarthy but the Inca! lad seldom came out second best The outstanding star of the day was Fullback Levin His kicks were alwars powerfu’ and wel! di- rected and he had a faculty for }>reaking cp the loca! attack which must have been quite disco uraging to MeCarthy, Becker and Tracy. He is a Dig fellow and a clean player The best dribbler on the field was Schylander. He found a worthy eoppoment ‘n Halfback Oster who usually beat the visiter te any high pase Sct Schylander’s art?r! a@odg- img and clever manfpuiation of the | ball was very attractive. This afternoon's game will start demon- strated adout seen which the Indiana club ts a4 mem- = _— be up to the hole tat is od ad- - ™ © += ~ > -” _ > . a *- ce t ft can’t be emphasized too much Sire the ball a chance. The hole will never come to meet your ball. It is Better to go p th - : * '« — eo . -~- ‘ ~ hole @ DIL then if ur putt is on re ne it - wi nave a chamce t: __— on we * a In sighting for a putt {i always _—— 4 a . + > -_ 2 a adius s-a so 22 UBe OF >... 7 , 5 -_ — “> _- - + _ 7 e pu Then I place my clu ng my iin |e oe | - =— > - -* : tAls ~~ sourt, ite the minors. Nor dees & Work on defense has been a ‘ > ear uch to the players. mre all rear. — Kansas ‘tor Giving Linger felter of Drake ts an- cgies ~ * > - Lz - + ~~ soe Ty The minor league s a 3 . 7 ¢ ~ ’ ° Drake abeut as the players should not with Stocking. a second team gs Der. Minors te All Big Plans at} part at noon today See Conn. where they } the arnua! the minor leagus National Association ional Baseball! Cube “Weare eager te , and would like = a deals F said Sisler last night ~ 7. several deals in ming, 1 course ther are not at & where the dGetafls cas Se closed. and we have decided . ers we are willing to ps a me ? and if the other fer he Wash- |} Somable there should > tien to repert.” ne oY by Sister « clogee of th i pected that he will ( Strengthen bis cate ' . rs are rep thay °- 2 . MB ’ - = , : ’ at their annual meeting ney $s i head and showl-' rap hes ' adove tre ‘ner cancidates. the Gris ford next week— “We are agin’ gested by the major Of course, the minor ! Owners will net have muck 'tunfty to oppese the big actual!) medicine voting because th jors have made no forma) But ther will eppose in ence, both public and erything the major leagues are propose. The fact that the _paying a part ef e player shoul4 pay fem ee D uri, Nebraska Yrake Each Gain $ Mythical Footh “~ Cochrane , > - Who Ratfaces4 > we ~~. &e & & as Gives Grinnell, Kansas Aggies ang ee el ee ee li ee a —_— ALL MISSOURI VALLEY cor yiRst TEAM. Pesitics. feiter. Dreke coe- ke EK. aa smith, Kansas veees L.. fT. — sat. lewa State L.. G.. Suitth. “Missouri. «¢.! j ‘ riaeeil VedDraska To Attend & Of Minor EORGE tse Browns, ang business Wier. _* ee *® & © © « ef © © « winter eo* e#e@eeee “nr ef «© « i te ee Ml Ml, i ile By EDWARD W. COCHE of the Nebraska-Oklahoma, Drake-Ic lowa State-Nebraska W Kansas Washir to strengthes sas Accies., Agvies. Drake-Grinnell, gies. and other games. BECAUSE of the fact that the Missouri ¥ pionship football struggle of 1324. which Thanksgiving cay, has been the most ev the history of the organization, it ig br a lect the eléven men who so stood out are entitled to the honor positions on ¢ Every feature of play has been care the seiection, each man qualifying in bh a defensive and offensive power. Eight resented. Missouri, Nebraska men. inte other five placed one each land a place, due to a bad record for the year and did not ha * ~~ > res Ve 7 e field. We know we By George ®° select some ’ J. the men on the frst “ Dp pos! ry 7 5. which they cartain > by Bis able and Li: ference ~ « ot ~ gi *s _—— ; ° ~~ a - gg ren 3 ’ ers are beginning te ; . = | total of . wor’ “= making hoe .-. - |a8 many deais by as they are by paying / that imto effect 'trade ome of their value of $230.00°0 and@ | few man at $9999.99 pe Sn uy 2 om . The the 5 eeasioall league be given the piayer out under opt He can be put out only & over 35 ENTRIES ”, ) S56. : ; e entries icr ath! The boxers will be the ge Ee Com: theee who bare wee three bouts and clase & mia . cee oF ‘wen three bouts =s5 . . : 7 = : o - tt the percentage @ is ed Iowa State to (® so oniy % gue 2 enierdi4 record a etic Ciud’s boxing versatile end in the corfer- Ftchtine Tackleraska are a® aggressire oo f‘arence shou! ™ ™ — > ~“,are : 2 2 a Po- — 4 mon ; -_* a’ rea y = i “2 nr - 7° ing thelr teams their that sum. and they are the best tackios f | ; $ ' > . al sit. - = # if z ts te | ~~ _ . wee a é. ay for %a-ercea Sh to he _* high for to the general ) : r | Pate & eye ing man of the Kaneas tear — ¥- - * 2 ea”? ‘Nne man of the of Towa Mate e« the The = he . ve *o jing they 2 of Grinnell hag plaved at Ve & goren he ‘* too “> S? ‘se rear a i » “re? ‘eam two a “2 > = ~* er Great Backfield ’ conference srore of “am ptionship won events he «oar +e es4.- oor ¢ "rach _- +e A > wrth srcrh a hack@elé as Ore-, Phil of “rake Pond of Misscur’ leading FOR AMA bes of Nebraska and Bristow of Sherwoe mace Orehbacne™ Garden a.**reqg? men man -three amatem® the South” ' I a kick. the D quarter- Sex \o be held Thursday : kick. the Drake quarte ww ay Te ° a and an equa! of the long pust- a Zuber Roth can * passes as wel) as pase Brit Lee Me was the man who . nd ~ Kanes. ion oot | **a 7 Neh-aska ‘hea ane bi ert nr — : *he Sooners this rear =<« he cas rere ené4« plenge the 20 anything that ef a fo lThack. inclodine pew- onrtestants ms the lineup of the visitors, Maz- ager Vibergs said after pesterday’s | game. One of bis best players, Left Pullbeack Ferrier, t= not with the ciuD. He was injured last Sunday anc remained in New York. Yesterdays game was viewed by adout 1006 persc nas. . Themas W. CahiTt. secretary of the American Seccer League, of ber. came to St Leuts te see the He reperts large crowds American _ attending the Leagiec Sames in the East, wage play. Put marrage a back Meld -
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SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH d IKERS FAIL TO PLACE A MAN ON ALL-VALLEY FOOTBALL TEAM ey a | a a = = — — — ee ones ee a ee a ae —————— SE cae ———— a a PPP POPOL A Lead da aaa aa aaa aaa all Nel alae , n i a . a al lalallala alla alla al he hm all ~~. 4 On Mythical Football Team letiyard W. Cochrane Who Refereed Many Missouri Valley '} Sisler and F viel To Attend Meeting | Of Minor Magne. — EORGE SISLER, ‘ f. the Browns, and Bil i? business manager, part at noon today for & Conn., where they Will ‘as the annual winter meeting , the minor league macr F National Association of sional Baseball Clubs. “Wei are eager to talk and would like to make Geals to strengthen our « said Sisler last night. “We he several deals in mind, bug , course they are not at thé where the details can be closed. We know what we and we have decided which ers we are willing to part and if the other fellows ares sonable there should be some tion to report.” Statements by Sister close of the season indicate he will make strong effo Strengthen his pitching this winter, He has said that! would part with virtually man on the staff. It also ise pected that he will strive _ ad By George Chadwicks. 4 (Copyright. 1024.) NEW YORK, Nov. 29. and to the point is the platg which the minor leagues will eat thelr annual meeting at ford next week— _ “We are agin’ everything gested by the major league.” ' Of course, the minor league’ owners will not have much op ‘tunity to oppose the big fellog actual stand up and take + medicine voting because the jors have made no formal] prog eo But they will oppose in tball |ence, both public and private) Pick- erything which they have Pick- (the mi&jor leagues are likely thern | propose. a | The fact that the majors a »paying a purt of all playe m last |cChase prices to the players, mama. are solé like Devonshire o ob- the amount happens to be Ala- |$19.000, does not appeal one 'a4 on ito the minors. Nor does it = “much to the players. 4 oe | Oppose Giving Players Cat m de- The minor league clubs cup. |the players should not get a wasiper. It is their contention third owners go to the trouble an’ _— ij pense of bringing out a rising meet h er all he has in him. They the player should pay them than be paid out of anything may derive. Of course, that isn’t very logic, since the ballplayer is 'posed to give a certain am of value received to his emp But that doesn’t change the fon of the minor league club er, who insists that his busin so precarious, and that the c JT aeeinst making anything are | \grent, he should not be inter Loult | with in any way. , ew The Players’ Views. —e The players are opposed to > ‘110 per cent plan, claiming want a bigger percentage, and they think that the percentage, is established, should go for prices paid above $3000. They that more players are exch at amounts below $10,000 4 above that sum, and that the Jj posed rule, if it is to be of benefit to the genera! run of B ers, should embrace the great} jority of them. a The players also cal! @ to the fact that the big club ers are beginning to make as many deals by trading ps as they are by paying cash, % that if the percentage lew into effect they probably trade one of their own men value of $20,000 and take OB” new man at-$9999.99 to get ot paving him a commission. The minors also are : over the proposal that the league be given the right to » player out under option five © He can be put out only twice ted fe to letter mt as to mange to affair of the it is he ath- ty will nts to tle for the Grand im in of the ts of attend obtain aOre J. mfident i. your , wary nce. a arther ~ : > nN pucting 35 ENTRIES RECEIVED _ : FOR AMATEUR SF ement | bie. Thirty-three amateurs have entries for the South Bre : ance. | uth the | athletic Club's boxing to ween to be held Thursday evening. ~ | The boxers will be cl a) anv.| the Registration Committee 4 | Western A. A. U. sometime '' tomorrow evening when the lists close. There will be ®& A group for boxers who have Long- more than nine bouts, clase # Ap- those who have won more Long- three bouts and class © for § the St. ices or contestants who have] go. ‘won three bouts. tying power of a cm reat—it still buys CANTILE—none better! —— s raat” RGANTILE Strengthen his catching am sssourl, Nebraska and Drake Each Gain 2 Places y - menference Contests Gives One Place Each to Kansas, Ames, Grinnell, Kansas Aggies and Oklahoma. a i a ALL MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE. TEAM. elter, Drake smith, Kansas t, lewan State Missouri, , Grinnell Wier. Nebraska w K. S. A. Oklahoma ll i i a a Ca i enn aon on 7 Position. SECOND TEAM. Collina, Nebraska Stocking, Drake Kansas Hutchinson, Nebraska See ee Be '...MeGee, K. 8. A. C. Van Dyne, Missouri «(C.) J. Behm, Iowa State ~.-.».-Moran, Grinnell Roberts, Iowa State Zuber, Kansas SS a By EDWARD W. COCHRANE, of the Nebraska-Oklahoma, Drake-Iowa State, Missouri-Kan- ' gs Aggies, Iowa State-Nebraska Wesleyan, Kansas-Oklahoma ‘ Aggies. Drake-Grinnell, Kansas-Washington, Drake-Kansas Ag- » gies, and other games. AUSE of the fact that the Missouri Valley conference cham- plonship football struggle of 1924, which was brought to a close PThanksgiving day, has been the most even and the most hectic | ihe history of the organization, it is by no means an easy task | the eleven men who so stood out above their rivals that ware entitled to the honor positions on the first mythical all-star | m Every feature of play has been carefully considered in mak- | pthe selection, each man qualifying in his respective position as | Madefensive and offensive power. sare represented. Missouri, ) men. yteam which did ma bad record for the vear and ‘with the rest the field. was not difficult to select some — he men on first : they stood head and above the other candidates, in other cases men placed on fgecond team wer: on @ with those on the first. There Balso some men who are not on ‘two teams. but are so close they missed places by a@ very Ww margin. _ Smith Outstanding Star. Pthe outstanding men, Clyde Bof Misscuri. center, had serious He is captain because he is one of Martest plavers in the confer- shown by his able leadership Tiger eleven in 1923 and his Cagerivy sought by Capt om the 1924 team Smith makes a bad pass. is a power and one of the best de- me men in the Work on defense has been a Bure all year. m Lincenfelter of Drake !{s an- r star, His of the Drake RB with Stock a second team beside him. has made a stone wal! It was Lingen- r who scooped the fumble that the Kansas Agecies. Not only a@ sure tackler, a speedy end get down on fp’ ver of forward be hrouch* ary time and nivneer Lingenfelter is the of +h ne team be- = » 7 SnNOUuL- m+ onnoei tion ae i Fara 4 aA Mii Ci. a 4 Oreanization end ia ais i= +hn¢ Liber i splendid masses Hut he the backfield enlendai4 ints. a into prove a the versatile end in confer- Fichtine Tackles. the Kansas Aggies at ether end. is a different type Lingenfelter. He is very on defense, but also holds own with the opposition on of- .@specinliv in snagging passes mhas an ideal disposition and Mmake a good captain be Smit! f ee ae WT. 1 ™ , Prof Nebraska are as won of Kansas Bod fichters, as the had in Be +} always civine their teams their they are in Ptonference out- ing man Weir the best line man mers. amid, been a , His work i: the Rehm hovs has helned 1 Mhsuch a ® of Grinrel! has p'a le most of the vear. Fe is given tard position nse he is too ato he left off the team tannot two €g Out of a nosition Great Backfield. coach in conference ffieure the championship won MMdvance could he start the sea- With such a hackfield as Ore- ' , nrc . the nr Ver & 0 the in ressed by Walsh of Mis- s or second piace Stocking and VanDyne of Drake and Mis- sourl, respectively, gave first team tackles a close run. Haley of Kansas and McGee of the Kansas Aggies are eplendid about as good as the men. Hutchinson and of Iowa State had a battle for the center position, with the Nebraskan out of his versa- He can play~ ce Pp a A t+hea fi rast Longstreet team because three positions Other Splendid Players. making selections such as Capt. Burt Kansas. N Rehm and Nave of Iowa State, Am- belang of Drake, Sweet of Grinnell McLuen and Everett of Drake, Mayer of Iowa State, Bleodgood NebrasKa, Davidson of Kansas, Lewis, White- man and Palmero of Missouri, Ewart of Drake and Harter and Ballard of the Kansas Aggies gave the and second team men close battles for their places. » thea a 01 a? * i ret ‘ST. LOUIS BOWLERS FAIL TO DISTURB LEADERS IN MIDWEST TOURNEY Snarial *r the Pret DES MOINES "nited Bakers’ Supply Louis teams bow!l- in the Middle West tournament Capt rolling for a Tisepateh la., 29 —The team was » ne +ha St Ps | > i = S| " L with a score of 2781 led the team, 201 and 245, night A. J. Werder eames of 166, tota! of 613 The Trumbulls also shot a score “ the ee. ‘se - . oniv a smal! slice. Harry Veen the Trumbulis 7QR that will place them in money but did fine work for ecoringe 636 Cohen was high but the other three were The Medarts scored 2670 with cnmes of 2138, ") *) ¢ ~ - 578, off form 3 er? and second with #1 > iT’'st ; this llins of Nebraska was) guards—ust ‘Indoor Sports a ee a a i a a ae a a — i a a ee a Y NLL GET YOURE IN HE VY, BALK ROOM OF HRT 1 CUGRR STORE PLAWING JA QoxeR- THars WHERE J\ Your MONEY GOES YN MADAMA ANO AUNT J//\ Joua SAN UTS A 5 “\ TRE WAN UM LEFT I'MA GOING-TO AS® ey ff | / KISSES) (missus)! EVOIE GRANWEY)) . (&&9 ALL THIS WEEK AT HARRY MAYNARD ee CALLING Of the HOUSE For A PoINT— OF INFORMATION AWD RUNNING &tnTO A PANIC. HAME ALONE - wl) 7/77) 7. ¢ Yj 4 ff ead RELATIONS ~~ iixe Sar Uj YY G Yj — a“ ‘ Pe he” a = oe = ———o - => ©1924 ev Inrn Feature Service, Inc. Geeay Barra Poors Reserven — | Only 3 Regulars nN Browne, Stitt and Merriam back of | Will Graduate Before 1925 Football Season. By Davison Obear. Academy will cipia footbal!l e regulars of this layers who will The three fF be graduat Carey Browne, Robert Stitt and Wallace Merria Browne t ¢ ¢ * 7 79 Was captain he 1824 } > team and played fullback. le aided the team considerably due to proved himself to be a capable his line plun leader of the iin on on te QuartervackK, et » o , s@ , was confromnte : » Le y ve : f (ask. He was f almost entireiv I Browne and Hagens the only regulars school. | el ihe Le W Academy 4 —. 7. Opp’ Sins College team was to score more thi nst the Academ} The third game against Cleve- land ended in a scoreiess tie Principla surpri defeating the Missouri Academy in tne on from — ary next Walter Kuhnert got 623 and Henry |, Klare 568 Cc. F. Kaley of 8t atack of veceterday stood the events and some classy howlers Phil Pitts from lendine the singles with 688 also St Sherwood of St. Louts is while the te third 21 2874. place with 660 Garden team is man event with Scores: TRUMP LLA Lee Martin Totais 492 965—278] 4Ren~ 519 43 acs 154 i, i21— Hw. Kiare 187— Totals .. = nideeaeelieiiiaielaiaiaaia Walker Wins Title. PINEHURST. N. C., Nov 6 —A Tucten Walker Jr.. Richmond Coun- try Club. Staten Island today won the annua! Carofina golf n- he defeating Donald ring. Princeton. and 6. final round. Walker, former tourTn Her- in the _ - inter- collegiate champion, outplayed his Close to landing on the first. opponent throughout R39—2670 Louis with a! score of 1920 is high for the all-| 568 | ' 7 nents . - | ; > | P| rel + AOB8L ov, et . >. er | today ,; ask him to iM Yeatman 6. Principia "ie points, I g Games Tota! ee Dodgers Sign First-Sacker. By the Associaied Presse CINCINNATI, Nov D. Hinkle, a product lota, who did ed St °o9 — Willard the local basing Marines. has Brookiyn cy? nm? sand some first a the T riit "pea elgened tne as Fourn! been Dodge re Jar \ ues understudy eountry’s tennis as a national team The cu which is of solid gold and valued at 20,000 france, will be- come the property of the country whose team wins it three years in succession Aeschiimann salied on the steam- from Havre for New York and induce an Amer't- He intends the Lawn also RR. Nor- Philadeiphia and come over with Watsor Washburn or to get Some other to represent the United Paris to try to come fficiais and over of tearm gee the oO Tenis Associat! ris Williams Il can ae oP4 of team Siaica, ‘doubles POPP PDP BP POO AA A AP eA A eA elk Allee aa all alah ala alae aaa aul” * Ly GZ Y) Z Ly OWLING % ZY SLM OL Two Trumbulls Get 1000 Games. ry"? 1. ..— » -&A game Razz quint ram of 100 0 games to gain ictory. } ‘rs counted 1006 Jerry Amel- 631, were 1 stars of the match. The Wooster Lamberts captured the Majestic Gardens: the Kastors took three from the Budweisers: Hill Thomas won m the Cabannes and the Medarts won the odd tilt from ‘he David Jones Rudi Mever had a total of and Oscar Whitehead one of : Reising Gets 621 Total. Reising was the individual star in the weekly round of the Gam- League on the Gambrinus a total of 621, which 191 and 174 Rose 65 ee —™ r\* TIT +> capriure Li ‘ohen, three straight from . three fr« « + ll » - Cc ransarT > > Do4 Schoelkopf Rehrens 568, Reff- Mueller In 622. Re- umachers 2, Longwood A. ° Hertlin Spe- 1: Roos- ale nberge 653 -r* Bucher chenbergrs .- Hlinzes 2. Loeschs rahels 2. Hahns 1: Bentrups 3, Ravers 2. Buettners Meletios 0: ~ hers a « ’ rT rt . i « Belz Brands ¢ Witter a Se ~~ = a Orange 3, 2. Bue Tarior Hich With G39. was high man in the Mis- Pactfic Learue the Rogers of 629. Tt was the the Feason hich “ITS aaa’ i» non alleve with a total! three-game total in the circuit. Sprintz had a cingle game nn? 9°° HWMigrh men hest of were: .78, McKeon WiTHiams 499 560, Wachter Kruse En‘. Dickneite Cara er ar = Tne I - Z Le Sprintz Stevy. NI; sarerngrer Peceints ovr pera T> " rs Z Arcounts Merhanical Valuat 2. Local and Timber 2, Fretent Superintendent 2, ants Genera! Tr eFReomeants g@ineers Nie 7 7 an I j ; I Agents ] "Tl ¢ (FSenera! ef: — 5 TYye f cA bade Passenger Tra Wolf« Win Special Match. Aefeated the Bchwelg- in a epecial match alleves A return A at the Dewey at 2 o'clock. In Schultz with were the in- stars for the winners, while for the losers with had a high single mn was high Hornecker f 248 St. Results of matches in league were 2 Kohilers 0: Cars rf the St. Louls as follows: Catbions 3, Bros. 2 Fields i; is (entrais i ’ Theiss Laciedes 2, lilfnc City Handicap League. the City Handican llows Bryant 574, William- kK Pp ann Results Diamond Brands Coal 20; Boyds 2, Weatherbirds 1; Cameos 2, City Coals No. 1 1. men in Hirschberg 679 ° } ' —GQede | 53° Fihetne ‘ 7 7 > riarnx@ W et ‘ Famous z arre . atl Ma ~ Fa i € a a . 6, City ers _* ¥O Crafteaman'’s Scratch League. Matc atch League rest: Mizpah 3 Vest Gate 0 Pome- Cosmos 0 Bea- Napthali 2 Rose Hill Team . ~~, ] hw #4 " ~ hese in the Craftemanses Scr ted as f arynerie Byrne is tournament Byrne alleys, «streets The entry and the event will not De 21 The prize list will vided as llows 40 per cent firet: 25 for second; 15 for third and 10 for fourth. In addition there will be a & per cent prize for high single a tearm until be di- fn for * * > an a a eg Bobby | Olive | a a a ae a a ee ee ee games and 5 per cent for the bowler competing the greatest number of times. Congress Handicap League. High men tn the Congress Handi- League on the Congress alleys were as follows: Weber 5539, Rerk 575, Barry 593, Tiemeyer 699, Berna! 554, Reechert 634, Kraupa 592, Fred- erick 648. Resulte: Leechs 2, Web- ers 1; City Trust 2, Scruggs 1; Han- lon Specials 2, Owls 1; Perfectos 2, Monarchs l. Craftaman’s Handicap League. Craftsman's Handicap League matches resulted as follows: Corner Stone 3, Harmony 0; Keystone 3, Progress 0: Polar Star 2, Shovth 1; Edwin 2, Good Hope 1: Missour! 2, Prramid 1; Beacon 2, Commonwealth l- America 2, Euclid 1; Algabil 2, Purity 1 High men: Glautz 660, Heinz 418. Matthews 20, Rippen 487, Kaiser 545, Fisher 527, Duening E76. Seifert 582, Dombach 635, Hul- bert 542, 610, Mon- ken 552, Blanchfield 533, Strumberg 490, Haid 678. Katy League. Schiess, with a total of the tndividual leader in League, while Harris had single game with 213. Other ers were Drozda 629, Kenny Haney 603, Harris 509, Hofmann 533, Klocker 504, Gray 523. Results: En- gineers 2, Purchasing 1; Executives 2. Disbursements 1; General Ac- counts 2, Passenger Traffic 1; Rev- enue 2, Freight Traffic 1. Individual! Tourney Next. cap 7 > - Wolf 623, Patton 569, the Katy ljead- 539, The first of the Rogers individual | ll be rolled on the Rogers The entry fee tourney will be count It will classics wi alleys next will be $5 five games, total pins to is estimated that there prize fund of $350, $100 for second, third and $17.50 high single game It is intended to run off aquads starting at 2 o'clock tn the afternoon. Entries can be made up 4 o'clock next Saturday after- noon. Sunday and the he a with $166 for first, $66.50 for ¢ ior Lo Brunson Is High Man. Brunson, with a total 591 high man in the Stein dicap League, followed by ~*~ ull witn 676, Heuser 672, M 566, and Bardelmeyer 565. Brunson and Fur- man tied for high single game Resultsa were as follows Zertan- nas Otto Stein Ju Filetsci- manns 3, St Louis Bowling Club 0»; Pevelys 2, Rex lity 1; Watts 2, Knapps Kats 1 Tower Weissenborn-Zeigiers 2 * Beckmanns ! Benton Park League. Results of matches in the Benton Park League resulted as foliows Gardenville Inns 2, Grape Bouquets ] Koehlers 2, Maass |! 3 Obermeyers GO; Kaub Chambers & Long 0; Ten-u-vis 6; Seeligs 2, Stuchlik had high three followed by Lechier 572, Fredericks 560. Saller 563 and Hofer 574. Lech- ler had a high game of 236. A two-man tournament to run un- til Jan. 15, next, is now being held at the Benton Park aiieys of was Junio> Han- .’% ~ | ‘ Stein ao * ~—“— -—, niors 0 Qua Mevers 2 (sroves &. 2 Gems Specials 3 Orsenais Magnolias with 678, Washington Vomen's League. Leaders Washington W en's Handicap League Wwe:e as fol- iows Mrs. Brumme)! 536, Mre. Yom Bey 530, Mrs. Lohmueitier 436, Mrs Horlivy 415. Mrs. Berghaus ¢:°, Mrs Howard 633. Mre. Ehwert 478, Mrs Hill 576. with games of 183, 1°75 and 209 and Mrs. Kelly 614 Results Greeieys 3, Miss Godfreys 0°; _Juniors 3, Weicks 0: Mrs. Werders °* Mrs. Hoeners 1; Kelly Five 2 Washingtons 1. ir rine nm «- Stein Grettoe League. Team leaders the League were as 3 Simon 631,-Hageman 52% helger 591, Vom Bey £82, Wolfers 52° Kaiser 696, Allison 493, Metz }484, Mottel 494, Seegar 6523, Jamie- son 5662. Schauer 589, Monken 585, Mueller 665, Sauer 532. Results: Koppens 2, Heineckes 1; Yawitz 3, Johnstons 0: Greeleys 3, Hartmans ©: Trorficht-Dunker 2, Anheuser- Busch 1; Wolframe 2 Dilgs 1; Aéd- ams 2. Beverlye 1; Seidels 3, Mailers 6: Mueliers 3, Kortkamps 0 Indtvidual Matches Today. The second round in the Stein Junior League individual elimina- tion tournament wil) be held or the Washington alleys this afternoon The schedule os as follows 1 o'clock, E. Brunson vs. J. McClin- tock; R. Stein vs. AL Biteinj W. ir aha follower e ¢ sol ithird places was | the high ' St. Louisans’ Dogs Win More Prizes Dr. Minges’ Dick’s Jersey Prince and Wilson’s Oxford Heather Shine at Sedalia. Two St. Louls dog fanciers again carried off a large share of honors in a representative field trial when dogs owned by W. W. Minges and Graham Wilson won in the Missouri trials Sedalia last Wednesday By Tad Langford, ‘started fighting him anyway, ‘ing to ; ' ; ' me second and. field | 'and I was puffing like a freight — ; nges’ Dick's Jersey Prince. | which won second place in the all-age stake at Sparta, Ill., was awarded second place all-age event at Sedalia He was second to the setter Buddy. Tim Paliacho, owned by Dr. Minges, took third place in the same event in the. Wilson's Oxford Heather, winner | Sparta, was wel! at ictory event its Vv of the Derby proved that } deserved by taking second place in 'the Derby at Sedalia. These dogs are entered in trials at Stuttgart, Ark., Dec. and will be started in States field trials at Grand Junc- tion, Tenn., Jan. 12. This is con- sidered the championship bird dog trial of the year. ‘NOTRE DAME READY TO MEET ANY TEAM ") 29, the Associated Preas BEND, Ind., stands ready Tournament By SOUTH Notre Nov to meet of Dame whatever team the Roses Committee selects for the New Year's game at Pasedena, accord- ing Knute Rockne, athletic di- rector. “If there is any hitch in the arrangement it the Western school, Matthew Walsh, verified the will come from " Rockne said Rev president of Notre Rockne's statement declaring to date all terms for the game were satisfactor) The athletic board, however, has not finally approved the contest nor ean it do so until an opponent 's definitely named When the opp?- nent is named Notre Dame will be giad to complete all other prelimi- naries. Father Walsh said ee Dame, that ee ee Maag: Ony Skinner. 1:30 o'clock 9. C. Berghaus vs. L. K. Arthur, A Kaman vs Link: W. Pfeiffer vs H. Algermissen; E. A Keuthan vs J. Zander Junior C. ef C. League. of C. mat follows Hagermeyer vs sti) Starkes va. J hese at Peter- ted as Yankees Rrowns 2, Indians 1; " * °y" |; Sox i. iigers Jur sor 8 2, Rea Senatore 2. Whi Athletics U Leaders Smith 512 Rhein 638, Kemper 0” 543, Balfay 635 Jabby and Whitehead Win. John Jabby and ‘ar Whitehead with 1208, won the Turkey day Gou- hles tournament j the Washingtor bby hac ital of 6b Whitehead ior resul Sox ij te (rone Reng 605, Anbay DeGroote ‘7 Ja ree games ana = were nec- Kiare and Bo- There were * 7 “ - a ? raspe 5S. whiie tnira K. of c. League. the K of C ar rown 621, nnessey 532. Pose 624, Fesuits Léa 3. K. of syette K. of De Andreis ¢ Newspaper Leagee. atchee the Newspaper League sited as foliowe Green Sheets Weather Birds 0 ee McGuires 1; Societys 432, State 1: Pink Sheets 2, Comics igh men: A. Liebman 638, Koelech 638, Hinckley 536, Peel 51%, Fechter 522. Gordon 626, Watkins 430, Helmar 60¢ First Natienal Women. Firat Nationals won the odé4 game from the Audcitings and the Analysis five took tWo three from the Bookkeepers in the First National Womens i#ague Miss Klein 297. Miss Eirick 436, Miss Obenhaus 416 and Mies Burgee 277, were the team icaders. League W ail Lenders it were PARK—aAlien Buders vs. Wabash Ciub. 2: Clayten and Tamm v6. St Mailachy’s. Referee—Richerd Wall. MANCHESTER PA RK—Schen berzs Oscar Muellers. 2: Fairmount Deme- ve. Btrolier A. C. Heferre—Pat CARONDELET PARK—GROTP NO, ]1—Smithe ve Schumachers. 32: Cc. B. B. A. ve. De Paul Club. Referee—C<. E. hoche. CARONDELET PARK—GROT?P NO. c—Kielneg ve Elites. 2: Germen Soort Club ve. A. J Vogt HReferee— J] x. Craddock JUNIORS PARK—‘Southametons Ya. Referce—H CC. Prev- Bon'- Agnes, LEYvPr’'s Holy Bett ad Innesents, |] Francie de Sales ve St face , 1S: Bt Aratha vs. St 3.30 Referce—W. € Brady FATRGROUND— JROUP NO. 6—Ja- riore—Pagcence we Newstead and Nate ral Bridge 2. Rieferee—Lee EKililan BRAVES REPORTED FOR SALE AT LOW PRICE NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—Baseball gorsipe are retailing a story that the ‘ o.4°% Braves are for sale and that price of the franchise is less $400,990 According to ineld- ers the stockholders are not willing further losses and the club as a resuit, are unable ‘o new players Manager Bancroft has been in Europe with the Gtants and the White Sox and has not communt- cated with the Boston owners since the end of the baseball season. The National League, it is eald, te cor. siderably over the situation in Boeton and will take {tt wp at the December meeting in this etty. Boeton the than ‘sy gtand officials obtair worrted « ~ ed Academy ©: Westminster 13. Wh- Jewell 0: Westminster 18, 0; Weatminater 7, Tarkio 0: Westminster 13, Missourt Wesleyan 7: Weetmineter 6 Drury ©: Westminster 23, Central Wesley- Weatminster 13. Central 0. iam uliver-Btocxton on 2 “ (= shower baths, phone service. | Sangection Invited Announcing the Opening of the RED BALL SERVICE CENTER (The Original) “The Human Service Station” —‘The Grown-Ups Playroom” 117% NORTH SIXTH ST. LESS THAN 3c A DAY You may avail yourself of service privileges, which include lavatories, writing room, courts, latest gymnasium equipment, rubbing room, mail ead ) rest room, handball A Complete Valet Service at Popular Prices A Postal Will Bring Prospectus \ sean COLNE BLE ALALAEEALITO Oe ee et » preg Bh pentane tyy ES ret Gr OE REE Yale pape ee . * a ee ve r DD Pte iat IA ~ one psinahnh: Anata Mh end CR ad, Matty, , Pe
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Willard Dewes * a ~ ‘Ferocious Fred’ 3 Filivvered in All His Big Bouts ie Arrested ALSO OWNED A WEAK JAW * Sev- } } - At Siiereen Park. ‘cities LACK OF MORALE COST BOXER FRED FULTON FA —E ee ~ = ———— ~—— — cee LLL LL AA a eS s in Trouble Again 7 in , wil q — ¥ , , a * | ee ee ee ke . i ee eo > + +. 3 ™ . eB sede —s a , “aor he ostensibliv Was ocked out in 27 seconds by Tony fuente ~, ~~ ~ = Ae OO eee le ee a ee ee ee ee a a as — 7... - ~ ee rn ~~ ™ *@ OL ~~ oe . - —_ ~~ a. ~ lh : ™ . F - * = = ~ . . ~ ad é At Bowie. ‘ . > » ‘ j c*« - = ™ 4 > a4 — » - : : Weather cloudy; track fast r 4 + " « 7 a cr Ra ev Te ‘or 8 ace - ew : . . a . . 3 | pie? eis $7 a8 Tis = 4 ? ° Pz r = eve bel » a ~ i 2 XA 3 and Ss os A o = ' 7 - . r- = — e . . x - . -? 4 . ~ was &.S ‘ ae \ a ~~ * ~ 4 rT — \ are —_ ~ a. e@ % . - 4 rT aa s « -*« ‘ = . 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PFIEL Dumpter. dhesng venetenety om the | 958 RST Race—ser mine 3ree> SLATED FOR RE-ELECTION rides to win Oy a short heac a “he ' ister > rr tt I AS GOLF PRESIDENT wrer Ucom was enricsec juz x" = = - 7 ‘4 a - a — ‘ > Louise Wagne “en ee - $765 as the result ¢f Sumprer’s P men te - KR gor - Asmoctated Press ‘=~ The Sardmole colt ran the Yae ata _—— - \ , -s vi 2a ° é oming te America fF & = 4 ‘ -c- . . .~ — ~ =, -- ~ - ; te > ; = = —T ee 8c AL® ~—age s z ges lies ~ave — : « = ar a = > ez > ac 2 3 a rg up. He > ——— ~~ _ —_—or ™_ . 7 o- — on * — ™ tr 4 REFOREI ae : a? 2 , ed -erewe effa- nivers! mans. was second. an >ecome a new Firpe eves = - - ~~ - _ a i = 7 ‘ - > —— averfoerd ege s e ea 4 Zz 2 eke A Sergs ers ra es R.ickard’s expert g 4 fefeated Marvarc. 3 °* « a "ace thing * Taek o's «tered bite over © ehant to " are *, RG to ee ; » | > -_ ~_ os Zristmas ME AND WEATR —— ru Sumpter Passes recon Aggie Con Will Pick q For Each ” OPPO jen West, where they ~ = Ge--=-4 wenthers and sisters anc Second st — aad — * : a ~s P ~~ « irg Ss « pm ec rh oy ‘oat ad a? thetr *hree-rocm me fro=- F North Twentr- in the cong Tas ace. Se Louls. while informed are making an ‘“"6 ~Guer | e without t2 the release from ,... ee Refore Potes p suffcient Mary Potos. the Paros was ‘aken to the -.gnty jail at Murpirs- “woednesday. having been food had & $.50 fire imposed workers. e Engiish after a two bers ssvicted her of pospes- 2 te 14 mroxzicating “quor oldest. ne Officer Ewing of East two rears 7° » -_ > Tnusual opportunity for permanes Selling The Federal A HIGH-CLASS TRU Oniv those who are experienced an producing need apply. Federal Motor Truck 7803 Park Ar. Will Interview Tuesday, 3 7% — = _ 5 as zx a a 2 ~ ee ™ . > ss - - . 4 4 ’ ana a. BS — - - 9 — ° i & #Ten —=' en ft a sa - , — _— — > Ts enn - . 7 . 272 a a @ zn "2 2s - ~€ Wer a . . s ~~ . . - ‘ . on mt —— ~ 2° -— = 7 7 - a ;™ +s ~- aT .- “ ; i , . . —s . Rn . t- have fimee ,artere oa ° ee - 2 4,eoc = = o = 4 —$ 2. z 2 rele me . , ; rowcs Ferre z ° pay ‘fe and » etx z* e? atting of iz saved ground m the stretch turt : .. " —- bad os - — = = see a= 4 gr = > ~~ p > xin *he i. 4 r - * =~ - » : aa re > , s.ma - ° ‘ . . ¥ ie pord. ur - — o * ar s- —— "] 2 ~* ~a "Gree - si —— = ee a —_ i os — + aw -_ | on > = 2 a ad =X = — & —_— 2 4 "=. iz « x ao0 a a = “ 3 x - =_ ~~ - : : - poor i Joe Beck - . e ~ eaten Wine clone Ine $ : = . e a oe — eo a 4 sa a se” a 5 = * 2 z "+ ; ’ z a -ie © . a —— * “4 on — - - -2 7 — - - = ea - I f Pan s ait owa Harrier W ins. J ust oh ts Dig but ~—e —- —- - - > = . ° — z ‘ss ’ _o- - - é o “ — mi ae - srcTvT rN 4 —* ar £ Ls ° 2 as «a rr‘ 2 * Agscc.sated Pree =par arc, Fa na >o a you may ever have = : Ask the hundreds and what they tums of their cat on than sixes ae NO VIBRATIC - the Lanchester =
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WEAL Trg milike (ET Oregon Aggie Conch Will Pick a Captain For Each Contes os : ta Dempsey Plans Fights in Euror Would Take On Carpens Joe Beckett or Any Good Second-Rater. __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1924. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “ing 85 2% SMOTHER 1 A —— yid Girl Sells, Support Louis Family. | — | _—-—— rteen-year-ol4 Anna Potos is | to her five | | Fou mother ger prothers and sisters and | aning ® confectionery store in | front part of their three-room a 122 North Twenty- St. Louis, while are making an | v , Fast the release from eft Potos, the | isi! of Mrs her. a. Potos was taken to the sn County jail at Murphys- pore last Weanes lay, having been ' € gable to PAs fine imposed Mary a $200 peters! Judee English after a had convicted her of posses- | 7 - t ne i1iquor. gor of mtoxicating j Human? Officer Ewing of East St. Louis has investigated the Case and is convinced that Mrs. Potos is innocent of the lMaquor charge. He wi]! appeal to Judge English tomorrow to commute her Sentence. Inless she is given len- iency by Judge English. Mrs. Potos will have to gerve 20 days in jail before obtaining her release by filing a pauper’s affidavit. Mrs. Potos and Felix Venzelato, &n employe, were convicted of the liquor charge after prohibition agents testified Venzelato destroyed what they believed to be tntoxi- cating liquor when they AIR SERVICE DEVELOPMENT IS MOST VITAL NEED OF “si'stic"icice «. DEFENSE, PERSHING SAYS 2325-2" 70" 2 entered Infantry Still Backbone in War, General Re-| orders of the commander in Chic ports, but Auxiliaries Are Essential. Mrs. Potos’ confectionery, then at | Second street and Bowman avenue. with a search warrant last August. They testified Mrs. Potos was not ,in the confectionery when the raid was made. Ewing said he had been |informed that Venzelato was se]]- ing liquor in the confectionery | without the knowfedge of Mrs. Po- tos. Before she was taken to ‘a!l] Mrs. |'Potos provided her children with , sufficient fuel and clothing, but food had to be provided by welfare workers. The six Potos children— two boys and four girla—are from 2 to 14 years old, Anna being the oldest. Their father deserted them two years ago. ;of the the Asgexiated Press WASHINGTON, experience and thug far made do not ‘Warrant’ seacoast protection Nov peacetime “altogether tests ¢efenses or battleship can be dispensed with, Gen. John J. Pershing asserts in his last annual report as Chief of Staff of the Army, made public to- Gay at the War Department. Summing up both actual experi-| ence with airplane bombing re- sults in the World War and subse- | bombing tests against capi- the former commander American Expeditionary quent tal ships, .infantry is stil] 29.— Wer the attack and conclusions that either) ‘the backbone of the role of other reach the en- arms is to help it emy.”’ “The idea that the principles of — ———— ee armed contests will be settled in |any other way have nothing sub- |Stantial in our experlence to war- “The air service on land should arm and a for independent | use in mass or otherwise wherever necessary, but always under the of the armies Our air service should be developed to every sonable extent. both ar tn | nel and material. and i+ ‘« Cepecial s ; | + 7 oe ly necessary aircraft produc- tion be established and maintained on such a basis as to rea- person- tha? he easily ex- i : - panded in time of emergency.” As one step to service conditior Gen | recommends the ¢ ” a mY Da ’ ersny} ~~ ‘ 2 training of a sioned pilots. du Po Dic the n afr leader to as ker, St. Louis youth now awaiting Ther then appealed to (h@ Bta‘e complicity in the Supreme Court, Ker execution for stated mm here last Tuesdar nm Circuit Court, : 7 dal! Both the conden ned youths. = ade are ond eo nembers of e 10 Louis Youth Under Sentence of Death in Indiana for Killing Clay Cour Detective. zil. Ind death W hen attornevs new trial ker's attorneys claim that eviden: brought out in the trial of a Barber. another & Louis ' ith CASE TO BE MADE TUESDAY 2° °°) eneneiben at , gy} ‘ ; i~*K r n = . o «= 3 | : . ecie! to the Pos'-Dispetch TERRE HAUTE, Ind.. Nov. 29 Ruling on argument Pa rade which rker was convi a moti : was s for the re- case of Joseph Par- warfare- have changed and that) armed contests will be settled in any other way have substantial in experience to warrant serious consideration,” ‘Pershing adds Discussing the army alr progress, the report says: our “Our experience in the World ' nothing , | War as to airplane production and | the training of personnel should be STUDEBAKER en MILK SEEDLESS lh if paisins HW. () Steaks KEY © mee 5. SIRLOIN continuously borne tn mind by all BS “7 Breaks World Sales Records who appreciate the role of aviation | ROUND in modern warfare. Early in 1917, | . 4 it will be ecalled, an appropriation | Our October sales exceeded in value those of any other auto- Porterhouse : |'Forceg says: | “Of course, some damage was ‘done by aircraft bombing, and it | would doubtless be somewhat By Fair Play. . i made | Jack Kearns, 1opping off for , oF * % =. , e .ney plan ‘(mas holidays, it a Europ mes off will farther from ch distance from ‘Ong time for a ( SFfMsS, Was 8oO ple mn he got on hig that he thinks ~?7 , , itmnself and Om wouid £0 big = BE even Teper Brit a likely g Ssioned a has been mnectior hut it would consent the Peolina m the other cent state uld be bie but el] looks like abe Fide; of fistic mo match for es—Pan na "et Firpo ever Un expert tferenr hire manitpula over there.@ TRUCK SALESMEN Tnusual opportunity for permanent connection— Selling The Federal Knight A HIGH-CLASS TRUCK Onlv those who are experienced and have a record producing need apply. Federal Motor Truck Co. of Mo. 1803 Park Av. Factory Branch Will Interview Tuesday, 9 to 12 M. '{t becomes greater in another war, but until vastly more probable present demonstrated, then be said that we are in-a past experience that at it cannot position to abandon in warfare.’ Infantry Backbone of Attaék. Pershing declares, however, that ithe most vita] present need of the army is an increase in the air serv- ice and gradual] development of its personnel and equipment. Espe- 74 clally because of its ability to ob- serve enemy movement, he de- clares, the air service is essentia! to armies in the field, although the OWNERS OF himself battered to pieceg 4 mpior AFain. even if @ ere willing to pay ford Spalla is gesticulath ross the pond, urging Jj over and mix with § ‘ poor old Joe Beckett en of as a@ sacrificial besid lina ts think ming to America for a If me bullding up.” He com DODGE 1923 1924 1925 Trade Your bought new, we will Ask the absolutely NO VI for the Lanchester able trading plan car gives you a rea fered you. If you own a 1923, bought used, we will allow trade on a WillyseKnight. If you own a 1923, except that in the case of the 1923 current Ford list price. This is your opportunity to get full you may ever have like it. 7 NO VIBRATION Willys-Knight With Lanchester Balancer hundreds and hundreds of Willys-Knight owners in St. Louis You will find universal satisfaction, smoother d eights, an engine that improves with use and now, what they think of their car. cer mtg: VIBRATION. Willys-Knight have United States rights kind of car performance. aaa sa has this the invoice for _— type of body and we Willys-Knight and why To stimulate December business, clear our floors prior to inventory and balance our used car stocks, the Willys-Overland, Incorporated, factory branch is making the most marvelous proposition to Ford, Dodge and Chevrolet owners ever offered in the automobile history of St. Louis. If you own a 1923, 1924 or 1925 Ford, Dodge or Chevrolet this is the biggest opportunity you ever had to trade your car in on a rea] automobile, the present marvel of the motor world. As this opportunity will last only until 2 limited number of Willys-Knights are sold on the plan, HURRY. Ford in as First Payment on the LATEST MODEL WILLYS-KNIGHT Full 1924 List Price Allowed Bring your invoice. And you an Similar Allowances on Dodges and Chevrolets Easy Terms on the Balance 1924 or 1925 Ford, Dodge or Chevrolet that you you every penny you paid for your car in a 1924 or 1925 Ford, Dodge or Chevrolet that you allow you ful] list price in a trade on a Willys-Knight, and 1924 Fords we will only allow list in a trade, the only opportuntiy get a marvelous automobile. Balancer, an English invention that gives an entirely Balancer. Every car we are offering on this remark- Every car is vibrationless. | thrill when you ride in it. Ride in it now, today. Bring present Ford, Chevrolet or Dodge, any model, any ‘ll show you why you should trade it in now on a this is the greatest chance you have ever had of- Every his Opportunity for a Limited Time and Limited Number Only — Hurry — Bring Your Car and Invoice In Today Factory Branch 23d and Locust St. Naturally on this unusual plan, we wil] accept enly care in eatisfactorr condition a* oe See. WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc. of $600.000,000 was hastily what seemed to be an effort overcome previous With neglect f experimental investigation, to nothing of preparation for manu- facture of airplanes. The voice cf criticism for previous inaction war apparently stilled, for the time be- ing, by the loudly heralded pur- poses to send 60,000 airplanes to the Western front without delay a declaration that later brougnt many embarrassing moments to those of us abroad who knew how baseless and boastful such claims were. Aviation of Great Importance. “It is a matter of record that even the type of plane to be put in production was not decide& upon until severa] months after we en- tered the war, and thet-noe Amer- ican plane was thrown in battle un- til Auguet, 1918, and only some 609 planes had been sent to the front before the armistice. “The Air Service has become ar eefzentia] ald to the armies in the field, especially because of fts abii- itv to observe and obtain valuable nformation as to the immediate enemy battlefront. It sible for observers to direct the fire cf our artillery from the air, and tnus aviation has risen to very great importance as an auxiliary arm. inexcusable | to make provision even ior| Bay | is now pos-| pany. mobile manufacturer in the World except the Ford Motor Com- We also broke all of our own October sales records, beating October, 1923 by 68% and October, 1922, by 110%. The new Studebaker Cars comprise five open and ten closed body models, mounted on three different chassis. The $60,000,000 Studebaker plants which manufacture these cars complete, eliminate middlemen’s profits, and make possible the great values represented by the prices, which range from $1125 to $2860 f. o. b. factory. When you are in the market for a new automobile we would agen appreciate the opportunity to demonstrate these cars to you. You ats low ‘ lh ‘should not buy any car until you have seen them. , hates STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA A HAMBURGER |b. 10 Fresh ground... Fresh Spareribs — 1 24 SAUER KRAUT ‘4 COOKING appLes 9/05. 14 Pure Butter NOe valoe.. Trapped Rabbits Smoke 2 for 75 in tb.14 es |. @ 2 2.2 “Enthustasts often forget the ob- | iigations of military other troops, and sometimes credit aviation to! that service with ability to achieve have not demonstration. the bombing results in war that ceived practical! Take, for example, re- | tests last year in the Chesapeake. The manuevers showed that the circumstances bombs of destructive size could be considerable pre- most favorable dropped with cigion el was at anchor in qulet » opposing aviation was there anti-aircraft against t! bing planer Bombing Planes Altitude Limited. trials, waters, nor .** a UsEC there was ! any e bon from auch take a? ates ~ Aanv Dt, after verify the correctness of Again the damage done to the allies by the enemy's bombing laidie J +4 . luding Zeppelins, was al- a maite- certainly so re- ports craft, in counter the “We are therefore. Here the. gae reasoning ex- | More- | logically | forced back to the conclusion that | armies must still fight our battles | —and to win must opposing forces overcome the | The infantry st!!! | remains the backbone of the at. | tack and the role of other arme is to help it reach work in the enemy mm uet All| Cr operation ta thet end. The idea that the principles of | warfare have changed and that ' Not only a Sedan out of the ordinary— but a truly extraordinary value as well! Its body is Fisher-bilt—roomy, finely appointed, and comfortable in all kinds of weather. Its powerful and econom- ical L-Head Six-Cylinder Engine is remarkably quiet. It has Delco electrical equipment, pressure-feed lubrication, a Harrison radiator, dry disc clutch, floor- type heater, automatic windshield cleaner—quality features all! And this all-season, all-purpose Sedan can be bought for only $1275 f. 0. b. factory on the easiest payment plan ever devised. DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO. 10-3ililext: + +. ann Associate Dealers: Heinrich Auto Co., 5123 Deimar Bl. Knight Motor Co., 1512 Locust BL OLDSMOBILE SRODUCT OF ee a RT eh aed ber RA OR PO OE Se OR 8. EE) ee re SE mh ee ye ‘ « aw _ ” : - =? % Bs shee r ero oe een ay —— ~ - “ye .. * coor NR te AR hy | jm . 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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1924. = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AITISH STAND HAMPERS WORK — Refuses, ae ey Be 1017 Ber cont of t ated. | elect a Gr fe teetent | S. Under Dawes Plan. ol. I christ FRENCH WANT TO Refunding Proposition tO 2ors> the treatmen: London and Washington ..-..- enlarged ee imeely to Be on Samejotiens = —«—__—iigs Br ARNO Dom -_ | 2 Lt LROT, Siaff Corresponc Dispatch and the ton . ad = ‘ tpt othe Tee STE Se ar) rye FACES NEW MURDER CHARGE E mi! Zuke's sweetheart _ tri Suffers Lo«« of CHLORINE TREATMENT FAILS, SAYS NEW YORK BOARD SPENT IN CAMPAIGN FOR JUDGE © AT $156,678 IN INVENTORY OF MAN FROM INFECTED SCALP .. nese os . i ‘ “ Ind ‘ . e **es i ArarTerT *) _ 2 ‘sta o«? — rN 7 at $156 = a: he -a ‘pat oO ee @! : ~4 > | 4> a~ AT €S81.a aiiicd a ~~. _u¢ eri )4 Elmer ©. Jones Reports $3 ; ” hes | ~ + & - ace for -@ - » ated the inventory - a investigat! the death Loe His Ex y™ nditures - * » = . ’ - - - -_ ~~ 1 ry a “= ~~. + - im i.e ‘- . — +6 - — _ _- - - a 4 = + > ere _ $342 7 = re. ~ Bu ~ 2 an nr pPerty a? LZ = ; ame sia 2 ~ — —— ths ‘. » & —_ . on @ _ - ~ -F. - ~ -_- > ~ 2 = & : a 2G s sq — = _° % y AP & ‘ eS 7 yee ‘ ae: oi ats S os ~ a - “ ra -+eeo2* > a wee x - tie “FRANK LANDWEHR LISTS $2000 STRAUSS’ ESTATE LISTED POLICE INVESTIGATING DEATH S-x‘s'= Stor oc Masons : ~ ——— — . : is _ : ~ = mY o~ he n= = ;* - -« : * _ —_ 3 rer 2 . = ” : 2 weteh, Of T° a terae ‘ wr- a e i aa . . 4 : - -_ 2 3 . . - « 2 “ - : * ° - le 4 | - oa ~ , - . — — _— - -ece =. £ iat : ; __ - ess. Friis ia = iiss ere e “resent +r . Fo i i * oe * ~~ - — ST.LOUIS ¢ R —- ic a : orn FR KILLED WHEN 2 =a carly tod woMER KILLED Wi! rium M : ia Sailing *h ea elgg rege uyTOS CRASH INTO TRAIN vy . 2 ~ ; - : a | mK, = cH : . . - Old Press aes Carrying 10 Persons = Stan. Wate to Indiana Inn. —_——, — Ti >i : ™ — *.s _—_ ~- * : > ~ ~~ * = 6 + 4 - - Pal - 7 — _ e é ad % s &ad ‘ . =~, . « = 4 - 3 . wi , secretary oO: ; e 4 a. li~ 2° —" se o- ; - . . ‘ — 2 a" > " - s Be + ‘ : i i | - . ‘ —-+ —— - > Ke = Oa" «4 —_ = e:% 2 =—as rece) - 3% : ‘e i! 2 Ls «js tee 5 = > *“n* ~—*e -) —- . ~ - ° ~ > — . = = _ . © i+ _ . . ‘ . = > = ? i ° -_- & ° ~~ = ? ‘ 4 ee! n7 . " : . _ a, e 4 - ’ J > _ . ‘ -~ +4 . . - -_~ . -_ - — . = . _- -- . —~ > ~ - ~~ 2 - — ~*~ a4 7 = rt -4 ~ * i . 7 ee 7 7 i _ - 3 wae " Tr sien mater — ro rié= oT ee - @ii WUT aB 245 o »_?* 2 - ” ‘ : Ros 4 ak - . ~ — *Treat "eo — ae - > a5 ,-S ~~»? = - - ‘ ” . * = ~ @ TO Sugar e — Be « _-_ = _ - . S ) ar af = ra ~“ - g “a a - 2 = os _ / |- ~ -s ns 7 ™ hoe £ 2 ce : . - Qe o — ser ¢ e - “ S *) = se = WFrna 7. = an Lia ~ ; ~* > = a “Se . = & ; ra rot |B) OS srs W orid. > . . ’ } -. oa . meet Forty-five years (less than a lifetime), the city’s finest residen = UNIVERSITY HILLS Was Left ise — *°° >i a eho = In -+'-2 °* ~ oc ~~ ~ T Te . — Ar. barr ren oaks. Univ eT Sl 27 ~ iii ¥ as ve Ae ew iL oe aan iis Aa 4244 V7 & . €ars ebes' © Tnive r Tizis 1t if incr . a —s — mse os - * . . , . . - > : a 4 _ ok eb han j 7, Ar _— ~~ & cc ~- >. - r= ._* —- + . - OF 0e@au itiful resi Gen ices OTiip Ss J - UlleS Leis aaa —t 444 YF aiue 4aallV toid. * Se mo% “4 ther e} is rh . . . . 7 7 **«?¢ . . ~ - ok > . -~ oe | - — - - = ~~ —- _~ ie 77}? Faris = mares é& sea e - i - e air that 1s clear and under skies that are Dine, will rounc abdout. Surrounded Oy th city s . . - ’ ** + > -3a - = be 4 ~— + ee — ~se om —_— ~~ -_ ——— . ~ , ” : ss ‘7 7 - —_ ; ' tis ~ - hho ae a nr. _ - > Ker avign at tate, tor the Darred gateways Shut OUT I- nomes and highest-priced residential property. 7 : e ~ = . >| , , _-* . . af . or SI - > & 5 nd m= “¥ ~, = o.s. 6 lhouse 624 e iS -~~ai Cety any to ve nad. 1Trecuyv 1M to ‘ate . o 7 path — a e. _. ~ onl ~ > 7 . ? 7S : rr as » ; > rr =r = ss .* — & — > Der- at:d a natural park. Path of value, the upward swing is just started. ‘a... ¥V. 1. r @} -~ 14 _" . In —— an oN rr? , > 2 ~ -— 77 , - = — Se ee : > . 7“? _ . = ay up here on top of the world nature’s topog- n University Hills improvements are mad - ~- * a Sar - ai Lb . . . . : ‘+ + eT rr. « >, + ee a | ~- rivat driv -_ ~g a al = Cre ~~ & ros . shiv iS bd ded 5 4 Li. the Dp ce Cc es ana V inidie restrictions @Staod lishe 3 - . > ~~ *- rr 7 rc om 11 — [we AeAT — as ~ = ~ > +4 3+ - - AS ~~ = - bs > . ~ - - + Ss pari cwavs., al Gada ci1e Abhi na WU yvermmen ts. are OULift soa _ > SS & Ne Sale nas ry “YT ~ . : y — ; 7 SluITVviv bea « — =~ —_ ~——_ "ar — 2 tew oe —— = " - ‘ . " ad Died va wae se Aart aw a-* r we * = — S V ri1uis oo _ remaining s >ts eer 5" he D r urchased, Witnout = Le - = ° : ts to be a surpassing homeland for years and vears advance, on terms that eid . > ‘Ss > & Ww aiid ews J oS2zw Giits ¥ ai Dn . . a4 © ~ as eer. Cine Dayt! i~énts Before the year , ~ . - va -. ‘in . ee * _— = ‘od i. i = = —= a When the Springtime sun coaxes leaves on the A few vears ago there was pra; _— rs} It is but a few months since the Creveling estate. the last and the finest of plots for residences in the path ot value, became Uhiveraiey t Hills. The acres became home lots, the old oaks still standing, the hilltops circled with wind- ing drives, the barred —_ maintaining the old-time estate “aaa In the city, yet out of the city: a city of a million: yet only a fortunate few : @ | . hundred families can live life to the fullest out here on the old Cre eveling acres. r nn = — . > allie — : / & itS 4424 ST hniomes, oh Only University Hills was left. and now University Hills is passing into history. The Closing Chapter of UNIVERSITY HILLS |\W =" - ie ie) , , , closes it will be a closed boos. vestment, where else or what else can com Open Until 8:30 DVERCO ISUITS $4 to > tailor-made, also Hart Schaff as-good-as-new Overcoats, Ti iso new Overcoats, regular suber, a Hart Schaffner & M. t is better and looks better Aiso fine new tailored than half price. A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY TEST C LO. YRES ¥, PRIC ples from best New York LOTH COATS THAT SEEM ALMOST IMPOSSIE OVERCOATS| $40-$45-$50-$55 Qualities a The entire surples stock of two prominent manufactures, are noted for the excellemce of the fabric they put into ¢ as well as for their superb tailoring. A backward season them with many garments unsold, and they sacrificed their assoriuments for cash, im order to start immediate @ of next season's lines. Every singie garment is of peamseutl ity, designed for this season's wear, and made in the finest ma ner possi die. THE OVERCOATS AT $28.85 4ll-wool chinchillas im rich plaid-backs. Convertible acks fouble-breasted effects. a 3. omliar ee mi - betted Skinners’ «atin > A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY ra Doe $30 Suits or Overcoats Knitted Woolen V Woo! Blue $3.93 Buy say moony pater OFS $] 7-39 ed woolen im es = § re Pants, .. or reo pairs of penta ae v— ; Sheep = Fur bd Coats ind Re estrictions are what you would have them, re- Over severa. years. i - | 110ved from the uncertainties of zoning measures. ~ . = - e so . —_— eee iS - 4. Sil = Jniversity Hills is in the center of U niversity City . tes i i el a — -e SS i o + +. i} ~~ A 7 — | 7 - - “ Serrus piace to live, jan With di the ecu Cationai itu living Tacuities at- . . 3 5: iew remain. sp -encant. ur Field Office, 7200 Delmar —~ . > ae i11ce. j 200 elmar As a place for a home, where else can compare? day. A represent — But that is not all. Aside from a home, as an in- information a+ 44 ws & 4264 & VJiie Cyrus Crane Willmore Organization. Inc. 737 Boatmen’s Bank Building . Overcoats favorab! me sale =92|1> 85 7 = $495 = > =_ - 5 ed é ~ _—s ~ -” ee _—_— ae == - + _ | : $ 5 } : a> - . . . oe . i on - : - » . > _ 7 De ope pen oT? Ts pan, - — eal we tive will ny desired es ae aS Men's $7.45 Wool Pant Men's Heavy Cassimere _ -_ » ” “ = ~—S ~ > ow ss © vr =? ~~. = a . « ° r eT 3 imere Sait* days Infants” Pants, § wo 16 9 ae ra ww OF areas ~econai= > . £88 SKIRTS Seree Skirts S5c. $1.45, $275 44 ais —_ CLOTHING COMPANY N. W. COR. 8th AND WASHINGTON
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | | SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 39. 1994. ne ee WOMEN KILLED pachiner cagnner fon and as the | & D THE CTFAL Ne i OPEN EVENINGS seesststeesttesssssssaasssacsesssassassasagntossseeatanes sotseeacteesecesestse raiiroad ygTS CRASH INTO TRAIN, crore She ceiver, ceoking ts others Injured in Accident to , ee aN YF cage ween their cars. wines Carrying 10 Persons tein ton: ic 51Ge€ Of a passing 9 to Indiana Inn. ie rc nn sing Nov. 29.—Two TWO AMERIC OND, 11 CAN PILOTS WIN 1018 GL VE ST. ‘S. x Cor. 11th) MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EGYPT and the WEST INDIES Cr , were om — oy SIX WORLD RECORD AWARDS | Reformed Pickpocket and For- MEDITERRANEAN 30-31 Days lly injur ; . crt - . . 2 ~ . e * _ fata «| Flights Were Made by Licuts. Mac- | mer Convict Discusses ew $600 Value Plaver-Piano—Manufacturer’s Amazing Offer 46 Days 25 More than years less serious . n i yhnen Ready and Harris at Revent | ORS peat specialized sytomobiles crashed into «¢ Dayton Races. Futility of Crime. White Star Liner Adriatio§ experience in West Indies From New York Jan. 7 cruises. yivania R L1if id train 3: : . : : ; om . Press ss se. 2s Vee near Eaton, O., early to sae: ao en , salle ae ' . Mas & Red Star Liner Lapland White Starliner Megantic ‘spec- 3 oe ee Carri _£ Oi the stegling acai got the From New York Jan. 17 ially constructed for cruises in but others g: Also Adriatic, Feb. 26 . the tropics. March 8 f+ att of Lima, ¢ ras in- Made hy the Internationa! ‘ geld ; nto From New York Jan. 22 and wy killed and Mrs. Charles Fa- ae — . a | | ee eset > & . . furm - FLOOR LAMP Yi Back in New York 46 days later. Feb. -25, returning 30-31 days ne atnee |, ieut. MacReady was awarde nvict, summarizes. his 23 years of ’ Lt ft Madeira, Gibraltar, Algeciras, later. pactress, k: le stage (two world’s records for duratiar | Picking pockets, during which, bi ROLL CABINET : Jeannette lied in a hos _ iceman ee eS we Sp so Fay a = ’ Algiers, Monaco, Naples, Ath- Hevena, Santiego. Haict, Kingston, are. Rav Wes - ad eT sien mEEOCS 0 4 6 ee ine Bova Rie op he BENCH AND ens, Constantinople, Haifa : . Cansei, Cartagena, C i i rranos a nNothe Frm 4 Pusan more 10.1.aPs APO , ‘ ered injuries which physi- | titude with a load of 1500 Kiin,| “SUCKers.” as he still terms his vic- 50 MUSIC ROLLS Ip HY / WU” ow forHoiv Land),Alexandria for : bs Cairo and the Nile country. (°"*% —= . sram Marks we! ae t : Naples and Monaco on return _ ; rs injured are lele p ee a aS Mire ' — a ee Se . . ' ; ' he jotned from Florida at esi ha x a ie clabte > international air race: a ee of the Exchan With Each Player Purchased Now vovage. Optional stop-overs in weaned nae ‘oft on mee for o longer D ‘ress, and Nell in Dayton, O. “lub, Fenton ve his au . Palestine and Egypt. vacation. ' of ayt) = ~% r) va > oe ‘ ‘ : 3 * or _ - & . AAG P tT? rig AWaArY is ; si hasii : P| ad . | . j . ; ‘ . M of the woman fatally in- for ‘duration flights with caceoc,| hard for the crook, and related jy St. Louis’ Greatest Player-Piano Offer S10 Per Month For complete ¥ . STAR LINE Ride. 1ith and was at le io ret rn to ) vy rT at ana = oie od 3 roany o } is nees j information \ 4 2 Pine St - . _ ~~ 4 p% * - s 4 ; - VALUES , J 0 en Until $:30 ed Mi ‘or his life of crime when he left it . rf “Siselehy "o%y - = - : | i be’ ; '? f ij ft! sa the y r , a4 ¥ i ‘ : : . e ] seven years ago. oP it HC ty , 3 i = ——— 2 7 a) P . | 7 ° 75 € . v -_ - oO “_ 7 _- > Easy to Pick Pockets, He Says. See Pore eto ff > eH GY LP RE : » , a k » Qu =P ‘? ‘= " ' a7" ‘ = OST IMPOSSIBLE : a It's easy to pick a pocket,” | , Fee pe is . « 4 : int ‘ ; fs j . ; » “ : ‘ - * 2 n* . t+, a ‘ - ‘ - P : ‘ .. “ " - ts es leclared, “and the man wh irri ee” ~ - + - ’ p - ¢ 5 7 ~ a * ’ p a , 4 : « . ¢ : .. a 2 is V" a) o* i. ’ i- ne ‘ . 4 * > se Dae : : >. CS ae : had i i ; : abel - , ; - , Ne i > ° c sa . ~ ee " J. a 7 " . rFyen tt; £4 ' ' he oe . : ™ TT . _ Bas — = . t “ , » '* . ” > Md ; lg ¢ = on “ ad / ‘, . ‘ : j . f > ‘ 4 as ~e , ‘ A ; . : { . 4 * ’ + 3 , ’ 7 , ) ”? r ' ‘ oe , i q . : ad + 4 2 . - 4 i. . shed ? o ~ = 2 r : | : . " ' 4 > . * , , ‘ . e ; j 4 , te ¢ . : > 4 _ 2 a. - r c . : : : - Po » . . aa ie" io nD | ave ry ’ 7 i Tin ! iY fos “: y ‘ - 2 ; A tu ‘ —- 4 - ; a, i ; = ‘ 4 ~ . 2 a , ’ ’ ” "3 4 , > ; + ¢> " : . . vy - sa - - . . = } ; = y . . 7 , Ad ? ' L bad Lii* Catiic i a wd — : wo - - 2 — ' - 4 ¥ » ’ >. 4 . ms =-—- - . ‘ » > » 4 2.) Tt ? : = hee oe, : pe ie 74 - ’ —— ‘ ; - £3 ; : a”, 4 , Pr, i a . ~ : es a thar 4 te. _ -_- ‘4 os tana - fr 4c . 4 ite ee — " : ' . -_ ty. ir Le bey “ . , i j . ’ . : ; hing | -_ veo » +s f A as oO ~ ai 4 Raia i il . I | ; EE x.” ; - : ; roee Ss era a “ ” not to hide money behind pictur: it So 7) | ee a ¢ , ) 4 or under the tablecloth, 1 the Ki! , C—O — . = . ‘A * FB ae j 55 lj ti | EXTRA coffee can in the kitchen. Those , | mF 2 ca Fa ; . | Po Q ONCE. -$ Qua 1] es are the first places that get the at- | ] rey ae a 4 ‘ a. i. wy e + | tention of a sneak thief. The best Fe eo q if ag ae , ; = EE | seumtahen beraieanse or 0 becasoe ee : : 3 1 20 E DEFT HAND OF NATURE | place either is a good oakaie ihe, Se _ ae es | / ~ | Faia.) \) i Seeil) has lavished abundance, has fortuitously |The crook steers clear of a place | — = | , | \ ins . ae | ie 9S = created winter warmth, fragrant health ae se nah re J ee ee Se ae i ei ited | MOMeee |. NY SS ~ 4 and tropical luxuriance upon this golden shore. 7 Mas) noise and a dog is sure to make it ’ mr: ’ Ly ANY aig s $e » “He isn't worrying about the tow: ? ais | og GAMING «2? MY. Whe At 4 ' ¥ iat eh s - Great cities, some old —some new, with their Oo vid bull, the harness cop that walk: | —% 2) Ries vs fou - es : ‘Ae ih eat complement of gorgeous hotels and coterie ee the main stream swinging his jie ae BR eS Ss , rt b> Pi ate io of Summer weather attractions, present a oe ee . tet a ie : | iitig GLY! a delectable ensemble of pulchritude and plea- | thet want ean’ ehie ae - : , a | Saale . : Ls ey, Sar a sean sure. Golf, Tennis, Surf Bathing, Fishing, ip wit it making a racket.” | na cathe Ail Cae . : ies Medi . i OS eh PL Fae Sailing, Motoring, Horseback Riding. lor- nton, who says he picked hi: Bw & g, tailor-made, also Hart Schaffner & Marx used 0°) * os SE aa | a Ar iP he 'Tis the Incomparable ) | Remember—this is not a $235 Player-Piano § ' ono Snes ® Som, oe ia ee ee Tm ne Nypaie tats +a as-good-as-new Overcoats, Topcoa2ts, Gabar- «4. is « small man in the siso new Overcoats, regular $15 vaiue, at $7. “'‘" * on h } cr nervol This new Player- Fiano in of hich- omnte-—e regular S600 value oe mntows attractive ber, a Hart Schaffner & Marx as-good-aS-neW «,ecch that fairly bristles with style and finish. and with the Lamp, Mosie Ke'l Cabinet. Ker Misie Kolls , completes a sniiadientiad Plas er-Piano outfit well worth $600 if ‘boust it from «a retail pisno bint > is Our piice tor the compiete outfit ior the wert tis better and looks better than a cheap new is and phrases of the t thieves We will accept your present retail dealer. ut $2 irgot. , iree Gays and ou terms of only— He has done four penten- piano, phonograph or other Aiso fine new tailored Suits—uncalled-for— ...-. terms. Two years were spen: masical Instrument at full wan 19 Ra . be lg sper wok 2 . Breakers Dec iahie away. A stockman’s association in ne ~¢ e Athens, etc., with Europe stop over. ms, browns. fawns and heather | Cuffs a . The speaker laid his es We expect tocarry 660 to 700 passen eee fimishead ftabrics in overplaids, to a kind v storeneeper 8 tne : C e Pla es Silver $ 75 nae sy _— ie House of Correction at Chicago - SeeBOLIVIA . $19.95 85 ake Plates, 0b De ees exscecube us 3 trusted him, and tc nance a 2 ston MEDIT oun as aS visit t THE ollar iission which he made PI 28 85 cet en ve ars a 5 while he VAS wait- ate 5 00 ue © - eily 4 h rte re d new Ge $ : . P ae “ : t+} " 9 ® 9 i —— * ”) 000 Featuri American Line, } ith and Pine Sts Hamburg American lise ing for a rendezvous with tiuree gaconia, ‘4 hit pencil stripes, Hand-tai- ‘ s araine Oa & ° i come ou of the mission and Pe ~ : "AK P '] 17} i} i] Originatoro #PRour dtheV orld , alien Lune . , I'm going straight,” he said, using \\ | alse ‘ Cruises. Longest experienced cruise ff » Pf ‘ i ‘ ‘ .| ' ; } ye 4 MONTHS, $1250 up Including Hotels, Drives, Guides, Fees, etc. THE STORE FOR GIFTS From N. Y. Jan. 19, by specially char- tered Cunard- Anchor new ss » **California,’’ 17,000 tons. Featuring | 18 days in Japan and China, option I> ee We ae oh wae nee ‘a te finished in a perfect manner. LA 2 ork . *\ a fherho management. Estab lished 39 ars Anchor Line, 1155 Olive St.. St. Leoala. La 3 -. »? ’ o- . FRANK C.C RK. Times C'd¢c..NewY Ne rk to Lendenderry and Gilasetcor , fermen Lierd, 100 NS. La Selle ™ ~ T* rn ’ “bd, ae Paret? _ (unard Line. — Olive Street . LTMETA Dee 13 Jan. 17 Feb. 2! TUTTCAR = ar LOM Cs. John DD. (rroee S Breadways 4 wrrny* A (neu tT) , un. S31 Feb. ; ks : On — ’ : 7 *ASSYRIA Jan. & Feb. 14 Apr. & Lith e Atiantic Transport. tith end FPime Sts (Bajontie Hotel Bid«.). . E eTys = (Majestic Hotel Bidg.). n t. Piymouth Chertn N. Y¥. to Cherhoure. London EE LAND Der. 31 Jat 29 Feb 26 characteristic present tense wide trousers and blunt-cut tt a models. od QO “But » got nothing to show for [= Oo ar 0a S 2 id _ > down the sidewalk. The CIAL FEATURES coked cian, the” erating ss’ Sheep- al oy : criminal law; 0 or ] . nav macdé me ior ever, ent. an Pure Wool Tuxedo Suits | start out without a dime : wp + doesn't pay and 95): or $99.90 | A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY GARMENT n't make it profitable. The ove or) ABN eT RT RCRreN Asner Ads : 17 Jan i7 Feb 14 | aon 117 W. Weehinten. a FLORIDA: INNEWARKA (new Dee 19 Jan 17 Toh 16 | Revaly Mell 317 Mi, Weshlerten, Ct . i _Aines 7 Ja! l tet — yy “NJ Tie f y a 2 1 os. funard Line. at: Olive Mt.. . Louk ot Te ‘eb 17 h ta no x, x t, +, . : st? : yton or alis a” : Old time ospita! ity - eM AT DET ANTA oe (= _ Scandinavian. Imerican lime. SS. 5 corre wT wo 1% 7 ¢ °7 117 NN. Dearheore &.. Chirece. many new attractions WER? PeRENGARI oo : eh 2k | N.Y Norway Sweten-Denmark Pintand Famous Sunshine™® ! | City Climate / ae ARMANIA’ _ fTver 12 ih 98 ¢Mar 25 siwedigh Amer. View, 70 F Jochen. Criewes cow Wer te Bwetern Norway. trenmark. ~~? a high and Ss‘ od ise {s always getting what u make m lifting leathers in . ig town and I got to pay for ao. s Knitted Woolen Vests , naated Stee wet te pay for ' Prushed. fieeced and kni¢ Buy any dress and then pick OUt once hen I'm pinched ar ~ 5 voolens teracrtit $ 95 mer: another of the same value n ay a lawyer to get me out = — . — . . ,? | s : ‘ : Lod rere — - ? | lai =e rocket a "34 —— — t a Boudoir Lamps Specially Priced ~~ a Foe | Bathing. fishing boating tn Cut ttbiemmaees thems [MUEACOEE ieee a 4 Web OS onthe Gulfslampe Bay otf, Paine AEA « . pam. 3 United NENT fo ) T71 W. Rae + «= dalnh St., ; for $1 more. am ti? i°m busted and . Chokers. ...... s all mv dough is in siesta 5 Pure Woolen Topcoats : pees siete 3 g5 Beautiful Fox 13 05 onton, who is lecturing befor: a poe ' oo * 0k ae ee, rT ; id ', a > t ~ . ‘ 7° ~ ; fa) ‘ : ; ‘ é . enti . — ° > ,™ had s Sires 33 — this evening Werle... + Price isc Sisco ee 1621 PROTESTANTS AMONG io SS $ | 85 BE Boys’ Clothes SPECIALS 2335 WASHINGTON U, STUDENTS $2.50 Electric ‘je e @ SOR Bs ene Pe orgy. Per re onone" Joint Service with “i af . ' -’ . , : re Wormbers Senorirne Tine f beiea ge Golf and other ™ a d ee : . . . ’ tas ‘ t wrmngtT ryt Har eatha 4 - oy pe martin tig woe A. . c D .*Tee 19 outdoor sports 7)" "AUSONIA (news t2an28 tilnr.7 Age. 55 bat gene nace ne — a," , , '” Ane " Mar §& June * . F rench Line. "19 ‘ 106th wf ‘ ty : . > .% 19 June se Ia! ; 4 Fine Hotels and A : x T to Pivrmnont? tianvwre Paris *TTis' oP Prt grt . ° sd = Cob ‘ + (py peery ; ; » . ’ }e Ao ; for tr ormatconm write , - llawre.,’artsa : ' ’ wT) jan [7 War S A * Cc. c. DILULMAN 2 , Bb a7 . ‘ : 7 1 ie ; . “A408 7% i oo Cuameee of o> = *LA RAYE mc, OO Jan. 24 Feb, @ alia’ Ga nae eee o Vans tae om *, ~~ oe” Parchase Your Christmas Gifts Now . . — . = ‘ . or e 4 : } “* \ . +9 yt - ’ : st | COMMERCE — White Star Line. %Tith and Mae Sta, (Ma @wxutle Hetet!t Ride ; = T sverte " Mate ’ ‘ i ‘ meas ; 4 ‘ oy Suits. 5 to 6 .. $1.95 New Ladies’ Fall Coats .... ‘39 9225 Jews, 168 Catholics and 328 WO) gage ese, clit canal ian, alien SPRINT apse megan Suits. 8 to 4.. 95 New Ladies’ Cloth Capes =U. Non-Church Members, Religious ~ fies logs ty Miami its Hott L "ONE (LAS* (4REN STREAMERS Further infermeation from ( empenies’ Offices of Local Steamehip Agente ‘ o A Superior Hotel. Capacity 300 | _HAWAII—SOUTH SEAS—AUSTRALIA Location | nsurpessed 5% Days to Honoiuin—“SYDNEY SHORT LINE’ 18 Day« to S)dne,y Descriptive Book let { & Mall end Pipress “tearmrrs SIPRERA, SONOMA. VENTURA. 10008 tone dixe ¥ Rated Liesd 100 Al Sallings frem San Prenciase Der. @. Dee. 8, dun. 8. Fee i» 1s mimutes to M:am: Jockey Club and vers 21 day mean WUGH JAY FLYNN . HONGOLI Lt end retarn let cleaes, STOO: ewDSPY end retere. tet clase. 8545. B.S DUNCAN, Prep ite BOUND THE WORLD. let eines 61200. Ronk New. Mend for Pleture Peider ‘ww weweter P o of-me Cassimere Suits ideane* Infants’ Coats Fur Collars for Overcoats Pants, 8 to 16.... ir«’ Wash Dresses Overcoats (Seconds) = Universit;, of tiie various re- : 00 ) 3 Ladies’ New Wash Dresses, ligions represented among the atu- P Cs ..3 for $1. ) : ; is it Si , Lina [ A owe w ss UG its $ jet Census Sows. , af Wael rt Mail Orders Promptly Filled > | Mussed SKIRTS i Ladies’ New Serge Dresses. ~ ’ Vergy. Skirte @5c. $1.45. Ladies’ New Fall Cassimere 7 Woo! Sport Skirts, Dresses 2.45, $3.75 | Misses’ An ickers: and Sport There were Suits hea ee ee : the Girls’ Knickers ; T’resb: Girls’ Fine Wool Dresses o-.9” representation th 1} ‘ud i STE | eee we wees... S10E teen tie as feof Chitdren's fa es Methodists are second with Blouses. 35c. 45c. Ghc, 90c Men's New Frock Coats..... and nonchurch members rank ¢ Blouses 9 95c. $1. 45. $1.95. $2.25 Vien's Prince Albert ( oais. = . There are 16 t Ba ptists and BMY Siceveleas Sweaters $1.45 | Men's Full Dress Coats... .. $2. eteenntthen ekson POP L POLLED Se LLL OLE CEES SS SS ers. .$1.45, $1.95, $2.45 Men's Golf Suits, Wool Other groups are: Christian ¢ : oe OMPANY | Fay pe at agen 119 tia goers ‘a | : ~~ SASS Jacnsonviiil.s FLA. HE POST-DISPATCH is the only ; (92: Lutheran 8&3: Christian Scienc: = tat ae aot ’ Recme . . oa Ss wine 01 2 RZ G RAN ies: Unitaltan, £9; Uniled Lather: imeencteoan te 995535 | ap oe on St. Louis evening newspaper giving — members of a . »% rye } SOR att EN pee CEI IM -— oe 417 North Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles SENS SENS SEN SENG SENS SEN SEN EN EN EN ENS EN EN IER ENN EX AVRVATNENS i P xtrevagance as Mains. 3: Suter tes Childe’ Keeteurent : Associated Press News Service. aril? vv “ T ** NA , A484 ‘ — formed, i. Bene The POST-DISPATCH 1s tne only St. Locis evening ; pgmnnenl oe pee civing Associated Press news service 3 BOET. Ww. SIMMS, Owner PAGE AND GRAND CARS TO DOOR seg Po tongs i
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NISPATCH STIXDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 39, 1%: ee oT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST- ne i 7 ete 2 og eee 8 eee ae OO ———————— on — — —_ —$—$_$$—_——— RELATIVELY NEW YORK STO N ~NEW YORK BOND MARKET # . . ; Za : :' : to bi 1 . | 7 ———T ine - GOVERN MENT BONDS. BOND MARKET AVERAGES. — tAILRO: > . PREFE T0 MAR , . ‘ ~ ' . 4 . ; : > ' 7 r ; a . : 3 . e : . . ha - vf s = _ - ; | Lous STOCK EXCHANGE, | e3.—Prices chowed Upward) aad av on the exchange at the end session. Brown Shoe) son, Wagner Electric commen | Securities Investment common among issues bringing bdetter | > i> De > be be we wt her tt 11 Ae Fo . te Condition Called Not Sur- 5 | cot Card 4) = : heme | | | *: Sig sin—e ie as |B = prising in View of Char- 8 9... PERG ge [as Big Rats PERT Maed ’ Sti SHS me ok ae cosa |S BOB acter of Industrial News _ .. tis ) ; tial Rte ioc Gof, 4iis. a0 3 > Reading 4. 3 or ee — BR as | : Ra t= 37 and Continued Cheap Money — Conflict of Views. eS: as laf a? wo he er *“y ~ 9 9 gees the following table will be a complete list of sales on i* 88 ° & age 4 ne # , vege | geaelt ea ee it eae 8 ‘ ~ _ ‘me . a. : ' ~ a gs ps ets er aS Sm 6s ae «000 > ».. oueed ~ vw Ps STOCK MARKET AN RAGES ‘mii YF! »o € } fi bere gen re a dead oe | yak 18! Rely og etree x as ibe * pe ; ab 3; vw +e a s = SESE FIFE Ba ro cat? Baa re re Sao Vy. he | fi La teased Wire frem the New Veork Bareaa ef the Pest-Dispatich ion - eee genkavese ee eee eo Je &2 ot ky eee TS. - D CLOSING QUOTATIONS. | Bid. Asked | 1424145 ‘3 a « a See 73 “aA ) ‘fz 7. 39 Lindl i) Ssezesrurssse OR PO fb be hha & Ps ane a se ws g Fe b PEEL FFE FM ee ied é ; ns # H. ‘" NOTGM 5s SB "54 NOTS&M 6s 5 A “25 NYC con 40 °SS. .! NYC deb Ge “35 “Y© vr&i Se 301 tye * owWVo ‘ ie ead d Pe oe ee a SOLE LAIF ELS TSS Le a &@ae | *eee#e at en | he 8 4 =) ~~ 82 ~ or ' : -s ee oe 3 oe 02 ae rt tot te | deve a0 wv Ar ~* a? NTC&StL /.-_ rv < - aa -@ Gog 4 43% wed dividend of I+, per Cent 2150 ing of . 3-4 ay ~ aa on : : Pac Lst oy authorized. All are parable Acme e : Ss see 26% 84) te tee ~- 1 to stock of record Dec. 29 gong : | +e = ‘Octoder gross revenues of the a- = , Pacific fell abeut $4,40°.00° $19.352.349, compared with Octo- Chicago Stok ; er jast year, while met decreased than $1.000.009 ta $2,922,177. | bly “a ‘ ‘9 —Foll of $27.468.000 for the 1@ mont®s szcze < wees ee year was slightly larger than ‘8 * suctat.ens a2 Ue —_ riod of 1323 e . the corresponding pete 1925. | reat High. Lem ite the fact tngt gross dropped sien for | Bout 315.700.0060 to $138.711.085. Recks. ti vain . A stock dividend of 8 per cent Special Wireless te New York Eve- -eoneta ok , ° gp , 3 is eenenel wing Post. ee: : | rem niente He ree , ls — oa) Ae BMtock of the Pacific Lighting — Seen ¢ : Shes | ; "308 M@esce © oration subject to the approval of dirscties : | he State Corporation Commissioner | = California, 3 Dec. 22 to %4 sek of pration owns ali the ee. the Los Angeles Gas and Elee- steady Ce spanse NEW TORK. *er. - ‘is being Seec.? ~1ve and g-ow'tn- ‘he pest week gare SF. in pressure ans! arn Samana afer the beldéar « ~. te advances ‘3 Lender with + "ne"! abv expe 4enand accompanied br reports , increasing requirements on the coum ts- iil | PETROLEUM ISSUES MEET pewcom Woot Market ad ~ PROFIT TAKING ON CURB - a= aun, or ot eR NT eA BIO ne a | “ Se Amo-ateg Prem. cw TOR! ~ %—Cetws goods = me ' hah va if ta take eerie aise = — —— te : , ' : : New 4 Clearines, Money. Silver . i. 2 of 7 : —— ; : if Oe, Our Monthly Pink ooo I ee Quotation Sheet Ss Weekly Financial Statistical Report — en EPP-ED Or a bh ‘si (entwin«s 2 liet of overt | Rediseeunts Denrline 748 beads and steck= | il : ‘ geners! interest. | , ,bet infrequentis | . § = 7 : : (_emmedities Irregular : GRAIN queted, with — “Om red nar + were . 5 . : F latest markets. R- | , — — . tereerf er divideuds A. G. Edwards & Sons ff iit “| aa « : i Members New York Stock Exc&. Se. Louis Stock Exch hicago Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade 410-412 Olive St Main 3350
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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH R ISSUE TRACTION RAILROAD &O « +? A & M | ; LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE. -99.—Prices “howed upward ey on the exchange at aT session. Brown on. Wagner Ele Securities Investment common among issues bringing bett Shoe fn the following @ complete list exchange today: of sales on ~ ns ‘Sea @& me hheret tet CREPE PLES rs tf eee ee . ge ene —- PD % | - Prot a "98. ’s 4 * 101 — i - i ee sea bo oD OD (~eoe SG & 4 Ww ce eee os @ NYO&HR rat 1] 7 &StT, 43 UYG oy -_ YDDnmD oe Railiwavs Elec -— — : In prompt Boston Stock Market B tow « fair ine are expecter te bulliah 1 pellet “i and firm, ow a ~~ foOn- 7 Py + ' . . ° * *-» . > ¢ i : tdi > n : ' : Tié te tihe and prices higmer Ying for domestic expert business was priees prices =: Matai: a oF Market Review. 4 the ASS0r'a tec ress ew YORK. Now a) ain a «ur AS de Low. 82% 4 ior tan 18%, showed fur ’ . “9 —Catton goods ; the Kray ; goods het hare wy toda * or s’eacy r . ’ acy : 4 8 ty 45% > New York Rank Sialement. operated | Filk & h Ow et , ‘arrival of several! tithes of goods «eval: | NoO% “2 -_- “a yen fur t ee sharp arvance ae 7 of Bre 7 industrial onen ae was and stocks have considera ile activity of inte at advanced price. Qur direct wire counee tiens enable as to fur nish tatest quotations on regtiest f omplete breanmnal s. date of sary eity sand description of including their imuc, is peces Write. call or telephone forcicn departanent. wur New York Surar. 7 ORK. Now. 20—Rew suger } , : naa ‘4 toda + J Coe EAPC mI AoE OMG Om WO om «169 735 103% 103% 103% 5%s 101 0 i101 % Ss wi Hs t3 x7 Ly 56 104°, - v7! 101% 1OS wy 100 98 102 10] 19 101% Gtr se , Io x - 100 89 Psof N J 6s O48 a C ons 6s oF & SG Er 62 va 103 ‘3 SONY7s °30 10534 SONY7s ‘31 105% Swift 52... 4 % Union O &s 36 Un Drug 62 100"'s CU R Hav 7%e ...1110 Vac Oi! 7s 107 Web M #! % LO? —— FORE IGN Gi? M aot an | oe he Othe he proto ™ » —" = ae © N BONDS. ‘innish . 91 P1 PS 95 _ Foreign piace: Leesed W reau of YORK ~egpneiman NEW proved conditio thief forces at Or rk in wuropean ex Mlle du: fluence tries was Swedciat ex nan — at urther was nm #tes er: Sas the week end reached 100.06: bus ness J market sugested for fore gr offerings peintes f a cent off ing may be avorabie newer from abd v ® princi operations [in ti P currencies Aw European iOv. er the Poat- Dispatch N EW VC RK Nov a aw FO! ‘wing Saturday's. Friday's and a week ago 7U0- tations on the foreign exchange marxets: Fr 7 Vv $4 8665 | are Saturday (par sterling BELGI' Demand (‘abies 4 8h} 4 KY ©®3. Re per mark?) pal Demand icents roaras (se dies HOLLANI | Demand rr per | 17 2 17.58 “(par 19.3c per franc 12 Pi, 12 2h l# 19.31% if a1 % 2 1851 r 18.3c per peseta) par es 1s 68 nea SWITZERLAND Demand Cables — SPAIN | Demanc SS a? en GREECE Tem a7 PO rT es WD Demané zloty 23 CZECHO-SlLA)’ AKIA CcrOoet Demand ARGENTINA paper dollar) Demand 38 oo . 25 PRAZIL ‘par 32.4 ~s, or r paper mrilrete }. Cables 1} ot li io CANADA (par per Canadian doliar ns ig cents 100.06 __ 100 a 190.0 abies sed TS A © pasa dling Be? 27d - mr eee —_—_—_—-— — LL LLL YORK CURB list of sales © on the highest. joweet. New York curb market today Case of Stands: rd Cri] iss ues. bonds represent $1000 face value e each: ate a. A tae closing and Secur!i | Prev. ecurity. | Hig Low C) ose. Licse. ___ STAND ARD OILS. 1100 & 30 B Midle: Sales. 3% 5 rt st o > St-B 2-205 ste i + 9°" P* 2 auee ~ a; 2 $4 al 4. Ww 0OoOCc d sey es 6 ly IN DU STRI ALS. — 31 SO % —} ry Conch me | “ee we - 2 Ob DIGS Ot Op -3nse wWescris Brs ~~ COTTON 1S IRREGULAR ON NEW YORK MARKET , trace ca merry tor -) ¢ vas mira r as , the roaster aTrpearre . ad . ° Liverpool = otton Steady. LIVERPOOL era | busi ness rm tA ing : gon. York Cottonseed. leh * — » ee oF New %ec cocks Sage brot! ers, to ZH Junho §3: hahiea 160 w ARH! NG anc tlve rye witb week DRE BSF D picked “Ff Turkeve 27¢ . “Yest. _ Yest day ‘ VEALS—120@1 60 * @wikbe im. 7%@A%ec Ib.: O%@7%c ibe: coarse. weight et« selling for « lambe H@iIi2c sheen 3@4c. ver 'h. secordine to size and quai in good condliter 7S ner dogen ROASTING PIGS—7Je *s Ge ver Ib VEGETABLES. ALLIGATOR PEABRS—Fiorida. $6 per. "ARTIC HOKES—California, $7 to $7.50 | ver BEETS—Home-srown. 25e ver déoten bunches: bu box BRU SsiLs SPROUTS—Californie érum $14 _CAUT IFLOWER—Californis. “7 ~ ber cra , p__ AIS _ iiss? ¢ ‘ARROTS —Home- “crown. COR? ~s RAEN GG éduzen bunches’ 50c 7 per box New 9% 7? York by es. 7Be to 90c: Michigan 115% — sacked, $1.2 DATS, CELERY “iooTs—87 to $7.50 oer bar- ’ a FPLERY —Mich! AT, lance crates, $3. 35: | California, large crate, $5.25. [ve cUMBERS—Florida bu hampers. EGGPLANT—PFiortda 1% -bu crates, 1: 99 ls > 4 *oO CABBAG E—Northern. to $25 per r 25c to 3bc ver CE MBPR j . ; . ‘ b2n 3 movement the extreme- 2%-% 52% b j farmers nan as. i’re- ee, eee ee . » ee ee ee , te) wheat were we, sas PE sa aa aS PD a So selling eround 1 at 680 “ce at Kanses ‘ RR vA 58 % - $2.50 to $4 per crate: Texas. $1.75 per , teal u. hamper. ULY OATS. 2 BX DIVE—Home-srown. 56 %e 57 56% i box EMBER RYE. 8 “35 % 1383%a 134%d | MAY RYE Chicazo the (sy) Uil r LeeF bid 4 bejow the replacement prices l not sé.) reeiy on these’ improved milil.mg de- heat and the mar- tone. soft winter 137% 137% some improves: JULY RYE. ; Vv : .ce Biting i — , ket for wheat. Tt uu. .128 125% Get 126% bers. 3: $2 3 NE IE « esa a ‘hamper ALE—Home-srown. . . ' ] e M e.. D y n ovement | os ih Le ee a iceberg. $2.25 to “« - rt e . { . ‘ : { . r rmx lm the fellowing tabie will be feund | Mit »7 ane thet Paw gai sagen» receipts and shipments ef grain ig bushes 4()c to 50c per box. (600 omitted): Srp hen —Nerthers ang testern «ackes [ WHEAT. | CORN. | OAS. | ied. $1.60 to $2.10; white, $2.50 per 100 Sr or nin Re. Shie. . Kee La ~ rPARSLEY—Home-grown, 20c nDunch-e PARSNIPS—Horne- -gTrown, washed. $1 to $1.2 25 per bu box ,00se. _, PURA I'e—-tHome-xrown giotes. 50c to (oc per hox: 20¢ to 45c per dozen. POTATOES—Red River Onto. $1.25: | VY isconsin rure| lie. BOc to $1.10: Northern | rveaset burbhe $165: Colorade russet burbanks. home-grow n. boxed. 40c to to B80c per how ever spurts -grown. No to $7. and No. 2. $2.5 atom PEPPERS—Fiortda. 1 %\-te ‘crates, fancy. $4.50 to $6.50: Texas ham- | Sd B Sea $2 to $2.50 per to 40c ber 134 = 139% 139d 30¢e “we per doz. SALSIPY—Home-grown, 70c —— VU ties VYEET POTATOE .R—Home- grown Ber. 75: yellow, si. 50 te 75 to $2: red nanse- moe on ' y : , at bu box: Arkansas cy ha! 2 ™ RADISHES—Louisiana tips 60 | bunche per doz | Ri TABAGAS—Canadians bulk. $1.10 | a ' ; ve per 100 j : HICAGO. Nov. 29.—Provision market | “THING " BE ANS—Teuss ov Sermoere close @nd ranges follow: | green, $2 to $2.75: wax, 75ce te $1.50: Close. | A’abvama_ ‘a -bu hampers, $3. | | BAUERKRAUT—Sew city make. ny per balf barrel, oarrela $7.50 $1.25; casks. SQUASH—Hume-grown hubbard $1 per 100 ‘Des. Chicago Provisions ~- mx Pumpkin 7: SPINACH—Home-grown, 50c to Texas bu baskets. $1.25 Californie tuge repackec $3: repacked 6-basket crates, $6: Texas 6. basket crates, $4 *ROIT. ' .* : : AP’ PLES——Barre!ed gonethane No 1 es : t 9) Goi at ? » . D.2* I . to : o Winnipeg Grain Market. nee | hy «Se winteton Nov. 29.—Closing prices Idaho jonathans. $1.75 to or AP EFRE t1 — UA» to Wie > to $4.50 : » The 1b per {60 CRA BERRIFS—Jerseys, $5.75: howes. $6.50 ly -barre! —_., LIMMS—#1.5() woes KITMOUATS Florida 32-quart crates The 16.12 15 160% 161% 164% 167-4. $4.50 to §4 DECEMBER LIQUIDATION IN SARE Secs ci oo orate “ahitae WHEAT AT THE WEEK END waa ee ee Produce Elsewhere | ae TORK, Nov. 29. —Butter easy; re- celpts S85 ‘reamery higher than ex- ras 47 eas —C*: creamery extras ii ec; creamery firsie (88 to #1 BRED Gc. freah gaihered firsts ‘acific Coast whites 4o firsts to extra retrigerstor extra firsts 4 a —aeeee § rir “a! fornia, Pogst-Digpatch : 29 — The action of ¥ er K and - the uida’ ior otfent the efforts wrel he Soom - 229 .—Live rim ‘tie TLprease poultry hApoerss pouitry : SOO Of ae pews i br ‘ > . @y : B rv: ee wr 74 carriers “ ov , . rhich . ; xiree. 5O« slanda’! his w eek and 45a 44@c: firetse. 584: 41° ver ae No Eggs unchanged. receipts. 7 1. Cc tn Rov. an? hanged. tees TiC AC Nov. 22.— ine, meget a ull om Northern, weak of rece! pte We tetat remen? o expand 4 ‘¢ > an cel cron promises "AGO, 29.—Pouiltry—Alive -rolonged dronuth the effer* the A ss ra.ian aurr:'oe wae te "eake and oo’ er ] now HOO ast week were : : shipments eek ago ar factors of the | te oF dinar y gua. ty: importance so fag es | round whites, 70c rece 'nt# xe” eS ' ' to ala «+ =O Cw a ek ag a ‘ ~ the market wae raonrcerned wre consin aa ck od round wh care nea“ 80 OD ko OOO edvance in red wheat premiums tol2\%c few fancy. Tyerermber for “% Reselling os * $1. oa . had wheat was KANSA® tinetined | eT firets 40+ - thle news rerice 18 svroinge le th rephrted "478 Nr hwyahe « Ti" hanged renta billed te Canadian ——- a wit! be taken out of New York Bank Clearing. Gihipite ealee” were| . NEW TORK, Nov. 29—New York bank clearings. $1,176 000.000: New York bank mlances, SPP 000 000° New York Federa! Reserve Bank cre@ite. $43.000.000 -_ — lpm _ St. Louis Hay. ard $17 fareleners WN Pa rof'te ir : + — cniy a mtde . a° errr ad a er. lower her produce | @2¢ No (ever mo srade stand ed ciwover Alfalfa Meal. ve. 8 GFA There trchela corn to . “ere? : ) to le lorer gran in Many Derem her ehtinpe ® tac OF PRICES. RANGE EARNINGS DIVIDENDS HIGHS & LOWS 1. W. EOWAnUE. Resident View Pres... 899 Chestect. Gt Leet Me. “Seer Malt milion” Miti«tuf fs. 325 £4 . mae. ** tierra? sherts $24424! ¥ ia @ aeguiiny) nae |ecored $9.25 to $1.85 to) 20c to 25e per | 50 to $33 per 100 per | | five | Week # lower trend. an upturn of 50¢ i LEMONS—Cal! tornta. $3 to $4.50 per | f aortton ———— LIVESTOCK PRICES HIGHER FOR WEEK Last week. Pree. weck. Year Age. 6.542 tale liG.211 147.616 : scored material eac- Fa! ring Thankag?ving week. Receipte were moderate the combined run teta.ing 114 211 head. as againet 147.610 the pre- rious week The atvance in cattie was tre several weeks. coming. as it dic. riod ef siow. declining marzets unusually good for a Thanke- when « considerable amount maumed Limited receipts impertant factor in setimuating rise in cattie prices Net only wae the offering of reduced rolume. but quai- ity Wag #iso below that of previous weeks. Buyers offered good competition on virtual- y all kinde of beef steers and light year- ings. Prices. as a result, were rai bie 75¢ on an average The bulk , beef com; pore piain to fair reves. ¥ of “ and Common grass steers were cu'ts numerous at $5 to §6 Some of the more attrective licht eteere and heifers $1025. while otber con varied mainiy from 83 to $8. ranging according to quality. Canner and cutter classes were avallabie et $3 Beef cows moved uv 2 cases 50c in an active 2 oanen, The bulk commanded $2.40 to with some of the best registering ae to $4 cutter cows finished strone cutters gE“ 2.75 to $3.25 and canners at bu.) terket but marke'’s signmente in ne with the offering? Prices ranagé , eommon stocker to $4.72 for “ood feeders A moderate business was transacted. Light veal calves Were moet numerous at $8.5 tome at times reaching $9.75 . The market cloped’ stea¢y with previeus week. Souspers sonnet yearlings cashed mainiy at 25 to Fair Hog Reccipts. Arrivals in the hog department during the past week were fair in verses a spite of the pertod being one ep Eo rea- of the Thankegiving liday. OY eal of offerings for the five days was 608 for the oc pe a year ago, that week «a one day short. Quality of the run taken as a whole was good. a gemerouse tlon of the better-weight butcher era beirpg included among the arrivals. though initial sessions of the week wete featured by a lowe trend it price. the market strengthened later ft. the period. Drices showing shary ae¢ve.ces toward ry close Top for the — oo 28° at $0. with the cosing top with the previous today show a gain of buteher hogs from these grades at The lighter hees from 160 pounds average are &sifo higher. with sales ranging from l5Sc to 20¢ higher largely Offerings of these weights aré Quotable at $8.75 to 9°20 de- Pending on weight and on the other hand, show a weaker trend, the strong-weight kinds from 5 pounde sverage at looking steady to 2% Peewees were last week are comparetively we range from $6 to $6.2 “25 25¢ higher than oS Previous week, with sales today from + fal Siege are steady ng ~~ Fd with vious week. 's Dest butc her hogs fron rise unde. and vp in @ sp ee ° OO iight hogs and = 160 to 180 pounds at $8.75 = $624, strong: vey iy F “ige from 130 te iso 5s =o. and the medfum 10, Pound 500 to 130 pounds aver Er to packer owe peta b' . to $8.35. and sta Z 3° 2 Sheep at $6 5 n Jig TAghter receipts was seep and lamb trade here last week. and ‘h one Gay off for Thenkegiving the vel- ome of arrivals was materially less than for the revious week Totel offerings f»- ays wae 54968 head. compared with a run of 6542 for the pvrevious week an? 6°46 for the corresp nding period @ year ago. Quality ruled fatr. aithough t there was a considerabie nuniber of the half fat kinds and southwest iambs included riveais Prices reacted from taxing «@ sharp Best jarnbse eoid uo to $74°55 ~~ aU to Inter. one feature of the on a)! grades i te the butchers, with packers payin 14 for several consignments. Lam mostiy over the p qQuctations. good to che of soread of $1 it o fon @uaiit Ht mule 5 to 154.2 han cheap mules : te ts mniseceplllialiaiieiinenaes Metals et St. Louls. quoted at $4.75 oer 100 pounds iagt quoted at $7.05 pef 100 en cee em 173 Small, SPECIAL BULLETIN Sugar Stocks lheir Position Now M AN) investors have concluded that sugar stocks will now particrpate im the strong movement thet has " 2 Weet 45°68 Ot.. New York ‘M. Pigher, io, Se See Me. “me. hail Phane Olive 4778. Piease mie ™e a copy of your Bulletin YA-41 op suger stocks i ee. Name . a ee ms te cae eon ore poe “one ta EECA NG A gy, ween LA, ‘edhe SPM, vw ‘ x“ tala - ® \. we - ay pl I, i yh OF, Gn i Miiieietiee ae, Von ye Maeght jp w * wr a ae FMA a ee wie hos SA Mae ec Oe ei Re Q Mp. Arner ornmge meer te Ban = seated Decte diiee: dieu aca eee Ne aebip tet ds weet eae > whe. ies ee WA ee eT on, $daere Nth
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SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1924 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 10S ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH las ie eS nr? A . TS SSeS ees — —"s ee ae eee . — | - anal ' . — a PRE EAE eg lg tn ot the crop, as Well as whct November in Louisiama. Texas and Ralph te Addmes, ity Sepa a ; , 7 Oe = Ow Tes 7 ne TroTsDects dectin a4 es ae. top cTopPp . ee Z va > We / ore eS s i th . = caida ‘ Veit TTON P PROSPECTS FOR according to Federal and State/+ cotton belt, prost cn eS oe Per ae ee tare a top crop, the|ORinhems white “preniects Se-| stale Geen = * ir 2 «* - . 2 . _ ££ * ” e ~ - a. - a ya ate hee o_ a eet @ ‘ a= : - ; oF ® oT tev . : 3 - rh» 4 , Ag 4iw ‘Tar the c 4 ec is G4 . re = at ze > ‘ . . — — ~ 72 ~ in a ee > - * -s + = + - C0 CRO ~ Pets ine officdals here was) cecicecis after tae - ; aa ll anarantic ful-' report said Truroughout nearly #1! clined tn ost of th ath : pee a a : ; = r frost f Nov 23 showing core.:t- Gamagec 2oG owe. &: pPasetiiy + . ’ the = re 2 The scress the St, be - 7 eo — -oy sc aa = é > . No ae «il -—_ A , ™ ‘ faa a % a , . STATE BETTER THAN i today ee ee se mannan? and vielded no the Missouri counties. the tota: states, the report said. oee-7 .. x a. : 7 q t bh 4 +> froat a 2as TT — VY “=! 7 = © iit > mst a ~ ; ‘ ba hugh = - —_. — . > > ‘=e 24 7 oe s oh — af stwe!ly ‘hat tre itrosr "Bs . = Sh sitiiiiieatl 2% ance tine n ar ee we eis 4 were r. ? i la , the 22 and Two Seccerd- * iim crop at tee at ie a “7 firnt indica’ = mat even good bellies andiryield is a2 Beavy GEO | =a wor. 4 4.152 bale: = , : + ° e? £ an . = > Bs Ko oe S i ™ . ‘*senr? : - ** . - - e% ’ ae0 . - on ; I roost of Ao. : at ' - . — a “was i~- i 4 Pe ast Ss ,a Ties inmz - is venaie . oi 2 . _ a Senter) ber prospects. in Wissouri anc 14 : 4 fie 2 Ls fae we s . ’ . a a , —s o : 2 +» ronmert 7~ - 3 i ee oe 4 a > > > ™ the oe Ren Rie 3 : ne cd. — 7. a earn — = nx ™ it es sate a 2 o , A — , m . et ; Topared Witn 4-: : In New M i@ WMiesissinni. Scot: The national crop is Se. ast at i mited States, wou ai gin- a Lomert | or . he ” Pe | 7 : Se : ‘ : Damacinge. . . ~~ vo . + i the ts su eeu = ° . ; ¥ — -. ; .* & tro re tr “= ene ‘re year 7g°c 4 - ’ : . \. a ~~ at tae task year wane 1 . ge eaten once nema ths frasts 12.992.00 bales, with increase in nings for the year 1923 were 16.- e - mroportion during tine =o a. or, i¢ OBL ES. set. eg . -o ieeseal ae : VMiieeniri '« fy° tr rop t =e = . “8 : | = : . iiad T . S or i er; pos res Ou bh = . . 4 . . “ ’ vil 7. . ; ._* — = ae _* aPes of 4 ‘2 Vii«so = a> s i . Ps . : - - eg + ¥ . _ . c us " : “4 Ps. | : as 3 : is *¢ Lee , 2. a - FURNACE MYSTERY = , 7 ° 7 4 elect His Gift Early Ff tae Awaits Report | at St. Louis’ Greatest Store for Men PART THREE. ) REDRESS IN U. FOR WOMAN WHO! FARM BECAUSE ce ce ca cee of Chemical Examination Made After Animals Had Died in Flames. TRACES OF CARBON MONOXIDE SOUGHT Justice Ruled “No Jurisdictie ing Out of Arkansas Road ators to Take Up Absence of Poison Believed | to Indicate Preacher's | Special : Wife Was Dead Before |) Silk Neckwear Being Put Into Fire. | $ 1 Men’s Wool Hosiery Fancy Patterns, Heather Mixtures, Piain Colors 75c, $1.00, $1.50, ~ By PATL Y. ANDERS A Staff ( orrespomdent of the Pr eo Aceociated Press $ crar DR ~ ba es 2.50 hs | ee up te $5 patton of the Dexiey SE ia Avy lh bled at this price. P 2 RECENT deci sion of the United State | ae ay while By ery unusual line is assem 5" ; cchildiienden aa ter e . BS. mil — elie! to rear n a ence Joh: ng Hf Silk and wools., in bias stripes, checks and fis This store is ready for the strong demand es ini to he the wittee? coatieeal and his aids awaited the rer Hi ures—Bold rep college stripes—Regimental Wool Hose will have this season. bse: ox espessments, has created « remarke scientific experts, expected Monday striped mogodores—Bias striped moires, neat The markets of England, Scotland and Senator Borah has volunteered bis . ey eetige i te iH = ed silk dP designs. Extra val- America have been combed for the finest ny further steps she mar undertake All efforts of in‘ ——— iH igur SIiKS an ersian £ in any : estate beer the practica i oe ine and newest productions. Exquisite famcy © “od to do likewise. The facts are ated body of Mrs. A Sheats- jf ues ato : wools, rich heathers, handsome plain — attention of President Coolidge. Ind “a "eanne. ae r r | ors, almost anything you can imagme i to withhoid further Federal aid to ATE ; : sith . a n ur here at prices that are right. : etinfactOry settlement of this episode is came be In furnace of tne ° . : sidering the obscurity of the) ti! the parsonage on Nov. 27. have bee Silk Neckwear Pure Silk Lisle, Cotton Seasidering the cbscuriti ay “ . ~ tv of e = : ’ ana the parties to it. the com- too ite “am Ga-guatee : ae ie and Silk- ‘nich it aroused is extracr- Then wa irene thon Sel ae - One of the greatest collections of fime Neck- — wed Mixed am ee a : tn ai extracr-| courts a’ mg to business & wear assembled in America is shown at this Ful oe Hosi | Srcupioetinatom and also te) Court of apr geagein ssued s store. English Rep stripes, French moires $1.00 $1 50’ osiery fact that the principles of com decision, er 1 : : from Dupre of Lyons, Swiss moires, Mogo- ee ee 35c to $3.50 fon, vital to every property nett re dores, Histomcal designs and an amazing se- $2.00 to $5.00 A very specia! — , and equay wpe: 8 wt sal sain 2 ~ " . * ; | to aii who live @ — ed aa - = given - lection of other Neckwear. Seamless, pure silk of Fiber and si esi iat in a most sivid and) preme © anes wit 2 0 2 50 $3 00 Hosiery, Mixed Fiber Hos- ine form in nearty x z > FoR $ . 0, $ > I . 75¢ 1ery, at niaint e? iz YWie . . : p nitely ¥ Ss. Sheats Special ,* the Subway roa taxes for a *perice == ee ~ —— ee ° R The Sabway Sells tor Cash—No Sebway beginning in 1919 : = against § surnace . a = ty ft es om (tae taro . Co fe 2m 97un. ‘AY es — Dee Lounging Robes Deliveries ) a et ceeds Ge oa page : aie ostegateati $ $2.00. $2.50 and $3.00 . han $3000. The average gross erty of. i ~ . . . * 7 ~ ame from the farm are less value fo King t an eng 18 Your gifts will be better selected if you start shopping early. Shirts, $1.65 ae aces ee soning ; reathed after . . ° j . - All first quality, white, neat stripes and Aner Ms o- the Gunes whe entering the x, he contends Every section of this great store for men is crowded with the kind of sald colon, white Engle beoadciotin, eggs a ©® gas Poiser z would have been . - . . - . ° . . . a» i oo 7 as evident in the aa _epermentn ey — pen fa —— _ gifts men appreciate. On every side beautiful gifts, unusual gifts, useful — alpha Oxferds, woven madras ond iene age King a+ gad patterns—co rummed—shaw! collars—si : ; : * striped madras in nec band . rag m@m ederal @ De.le% : a ee R Shi M k Fy Gi Neckwear, 65¢ ates 6S pet 22:50 pe So — nae odes eee Other obes 2 lr ts ake a ine ift Silk Neckwear, im stripes, checks and . se Re ‘ee socutm and 7 ing viole , figured designs, good range of colors, a | egeiatanencs: Cee BoA Preseculor s tains th , an be sillx ‘ t she was denied equa: protec o4 she did mot enter ihe furnace \ , Terry Robes Bl ket Ro 7 Imported Imported cluding black, a good selection of > under the law. im Vietaues of Tax untarily fourteenth amendment. ID 2) spe oh if enigion written by Associate and - VMcRernoids. the Court ae. ~onushy decided that it lacked in . | A vanetv of colors Brilhant colors — ; ai eeaat Weciwonr i: sles anche an 4 COUNSEL MAY ALL EX-WIVES " he Cagle ae mch tones—a + a English Broadcloth English Broadcloth this lot. | i ; : : —the all - purpose Robe — unusually Shirts Shirts ates mann 4 ‘TO TESTIFY IN FORBES TRIAL |} Robe. good looking. a _ —na_ce —§ $5.75 to $18 $8.75 to $18 $ 2.50 $ 350 Fame Sor OE . Core > ’“ Tomorr H Fancy wool Hosiery m striped and a iction. the Im their brief. attormeys for the . . » ? incift had cited a case fn WhICE she Special te the Pest-Disparc! \ lk Robes, $18 to $150 : = ppeaied to the; =gyg CHICAGO, Il. Nov 23—rre. J Other St ,$ $ A very good grade of English broadcloth Collar-attached and neckband styles—a checked patterny; some of these are 4 ‘omnia eserere —— ce or Seeeees St evidence tm the Gov- | —neckband style—French cuff or cylin- ,.autiful white Shirt that makes a very slight seconds. = - cents Sx inaiiial Mines cane Forbes, former head of the Vete | der cuff—collar-attached or neckband acceptable gift. $2.00 and $2.50 Pajamas . nad district a year ago. 22 eneum ee ee ome i Imported stvle—an exceptional! shirt at $2.50. Gloves a t case the Court assumed juris sistent ates eink Seeder | pa ‘ eee o es Cape jon. and in a stinging opiziar. F ae wenghalgelesdbend | Scotch Wool Mufflers Wilson Brothers $1.65 Seen cleo ty Juntton Stanainatii ey ttaagalingedinggllerwg | : Genuine Bond Street : Outseam Gloves, in 8. he were ee after & short exsion today F. "era | —- Beautiful colorings, wonderful stripes, plaids New Pleated Shirts tam, gray and cor- opinions in two cases which, Mes oy oho a — . ~ : ; and checked patterns. Imported English oh to hare much &@ commen. 5 : Bee evTery i: scusston af the ‘orn oa & 42 a Tadoubtediy ft will serve weer : E — =e © ~~ @& Pd = ing deecripticr of Forbes given the ‘urors by his ; Ui aS ae eee - The very newest id Shirts for me $6, $7 and $8 : $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 Broadcloth Shirts sued’ hanes pet aun a ce Philadelphia. ray £17? |e@mMmer > Ser @aughter’s testimony. | ' ) a ; r,s apetitina : : | to $7 00 $5 cuffs—newest pattern id collars to mbers of Congress whe advocate upon a. saenune of the stress : match—and the collars are made by a iment of the powers of the Feders . tes- | . i's mony =a > Sian On Silk Mufflers. Fiber Mufflers. : collar maker—they fit. seaisil mers ¢ ae nm 2 * it $3 50 to $20 $2 00 to $5 00 The finest broadcloth produced—neck- q The assesarnet te against Vrs. ¥, - ee ne wane e- § band and collar-attached styles—an ex- $3 $6 se were made under authority — ih eieeentae te the serern |i Enghsh Squares and fine silk Reefers quisite Shirt for gift purposes. to & special road law passed by the “™ by the defense counsel. Mortimer’s | $3.50 to $7.00 rkansas Legisiature earty im 1919. mother-'n-'aw Mire T lege _ a farm fell in two of the road pared | cts created in Conway County... ms ©. and for several years pre a Lee Burton’s [rish Poplin Men’ s chee of Molds Arkansas Income Tax In- valid. 1 Slippers for Men Shirts Gloves of all kinds are shown here, kid ly. she lived 2 Washing=., .. LITTLE ROCK 8 | y Gloves. suedes, mochas, buckskins, fabric the farm. worked by tenas®®) LITTLE ROCK rs a> SE - . = ' s . the chte’ = ' "ar hanbetior gm ‘\ nt ais ‘ ; i lf you would lke to make his Christmas a $3.50 alue Gloves. woo!- lined Gloves and gauntiet : “on — ef a oe: that : . . . . —~ 2 a5 2q er daughter. coll Pu maki County Chancery | fi genuine surprise with a pair of Boyd Slippers a, 5 Gloves. ’ House =e income 2 a 'e is hs it it will imterest you to know that we have thou- : ° $ $ 0 $ 5 = weight fiber Bends were issued and asses ~ 1323 Arkansas Legislature and pro- § sands of size records of shoe customers on file 1 50 2.0 2 0 ———s ired fabrics i leried Incidentally. « wree , ? ? silk Mufflers, good ceriz viding for a-tax ef ome-tenth ‘ } : iful fabric in lain white—rich, t per cent on ae iaiillh: Ricci a AT here—his name may be among them—why A beaut P : ? ? trom - “| range of patterns whites, stripes and SS) Been Sohne, $3.50 to $14.00 aoe Sao ae munt of these bends ave atid to | ib a. bene, at eee bend dealers. Significastty. ©" Would seem the imperiling ef the * Mime of the bonds bas been cited, P Stpperters of the Read Commis Bae one argement Se ™™ House's suit. ee or pias ee ee trelier from further ceillection the tax e ceilection of j $1.75 to $7.50 Evening Dress Shirts. $3.00 to $6.00 ‘Beeiiccn Sie: ONLY Beautiful Christmas Boxes Free With All Purchases Fare Refunded to Out-of-Town . ia # Customers in Accord With | Shopping Days Boyd- Richardson a . is eee Olive and Sixth es | Shep Early in the Day # se. e, Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Saturday, 6:00 P. M. MOOR LLEP EE ELLIE
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in ‘ ters = Addresc are Sena tor Ralph | to até | Will address the s : = t. Loui ee is @ i (ommittee } Bes | a af 1 ne Missourj We Leas Ue At th e ‘ layto; Cer ti ; ti uri yy ;al oe Pp. Mm. tomorrow M res ; . e Lose | — , _ = iJ@fislation J S¢ nted tn The COTMIN It ee ool Hosiery ,» Heather Mixtures, * Colors 00, $1.50, y up to $5 y for the strong demand ave this season. England, Scotland and nm combed for the finest ctions. Exquisite fancy rs, handsome plain col- ing you can imagine is t are right. Lisle, Cotton and Silk- Mixed Hosiery 35c to $3.50 A very special line of Fiber and Silk- Mixed Fiber Hos- lery, at 50c , $2.50 to $15 a Subway for Cash—No Subway liveries 2.50 and $3.00 $1.65 white, neat stripes and English broadcloths, pven madras and fiber neckband styles, white broadcloths and white attached styles, sizes .25 and $1.50 ear, 65c stripes, checks and zo0d range of colors, in- good selection of silk ear is also included in 1.25 and $1.50 7 psiery osiery, 75c for $2.00 in striped and S$; some of these are Pajamas $2.95 Samples of fine Pajamas, in En- glish broadcloths, silk mixtures and mercerized fabrics, some are collar-at- tached style. These Pajamas have been relaundered by the manufacturer and are suitable for gifts. $3, $3.50 and $4 Pajamas $1.95 The sample line of a well-known man- ufacturer. Madras and fine mer- cerized fabrics, whites, stripes and solid colors, many _with silk frogs. Will be ga WN a ‘ ~~ ' AS ~e \) Maas SS - SS “CE AES ee — pant THREE. eee et i 0 REDRESS IN U.S 5B: COURT FARM BECAUSE OF TAX i ee a a a a a aS pe A al . ~‘* “* ‘ SIA SSC XG QQ RR STEN \\ SQ : WY NG SS WS QQ ON WN \ RQ QQQ ggg SS SS A SA '(\“ NNAANAAAS AAA ey - . WS s SSS nelle esteemed RA WWW WW WW AAA VN SPS eIiatk SOwnrRisSuTrions® ee — ro ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, N NOV 2MBER 30, 1924. PAGES 1—i2B -_ i oe 3 ice Ruled “No Jurisdiction” ing Out of Arkansas Road Levy— Sen- ators to Take Up Case. in Suit Aris-' ware ef Sirdar Culmination of By PAUL Y. Incidents Challenging Empire ANDERSON, to Protect Subjects Against A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. RECENT decision of the United States Supreme Court relief to a 70-year-old Arkansas widow who appealed toeus what | she alleged to be the virtual confiscation of her farm 1 hrough | has created a remarkable stir Senator Borah has volunteered his assistance to the aged plain- tax assessments, Sin any further steps she may Seted to do likewise. attention of President Coolidge. m* to Withhold further Federal aid to Arkansas roads until a more Misfactory settlement of this episode is reached. Mensidering the obscurity of the and the parties to it, the com- This is due to the extraor- ry circumstances, and also to fact that the principles of con. op, vital every property _and equally before the law ‘al to all live under re raised in a most vivid rres' ing form. plaintiff is Mrs. M. L. House ! Menefee, Ark., owner of a 30-- Recre farm. of which she says » more than 1009 is regu- wie cultivatable. On this property shas been assessed $2500 a year of 20 Other to who the and acres road for a *period 3 beginning in 1919. Bite and county taxes on the farm ime-her total yearly tax bill to or than $3000. The average gross : me from the farm averages less m $5000, she declares, of which boat half goes to the tenants who basis. taxes wk it on a share rng in Federal : Supreme Court Denied. After she had been denied relief pm the assessments by the State Duris, she appealed to the United tates Supreme Court, charging bat her property was being con- tated without due process, mat she was denied protec- munder the law, fourteenth amendment. f opinion, fice McReynolds, imously decided that it lal in violation of In a eqt written by the Court lacked fiction. la their brief, attorneys for the’ intiff had cited a case in which ilway company appealed to the’ me Court for relief from sim- aisessments in another Arkan- Mroad district a year ago. In 2 also by Justice McReynolds, ld the railroad. Comparison the opinions in two cases which Wear to have much in common, s into every discussion of the latter. Undoubtedly it will serve future as an mbers of Congress who advocate iment of the powers of the ‘The assessments against Mrs. use were made under authority & special road law passed by the insas Legislature early in 1919. farm fell in two of the road tricts created in Conway County. men, and for several years pre isly, she lived in Washington, ithe farm, worked by tenants, the chief means of support for if and her daughter, Miss House. Ms were issued and assess- Ms levied. Incidentally, a large unt of these bonds are said to in the hands of St. Louis banks me bond dealers. Significantly, Would seem the imperiling of the me of the bonds has been cited Mpporters of the Road Commis- 88 one arcument for opposing House's suit. Only Through ; Newspaper Publication. bh One district she was assessed *,and in the other $1516 a year. , of assessments was given through publication in a loca! and 18 days in which to ly newspaper dliowed make ats and be accorded hearings. & matter of fact. Mrs. House She never saw the paper, and Dothing of the assessments uD-. The facts are said » which it aroused is extraor-> ’ Wood. , duced and | Associate‘ ) wilfully perpetrated a fraud on the tcase the Court assumed juris tion, and in a stinging opinion, ‘ munition for those | _ing property. ’ nation, ‘of one of the road commissioners. : a . / Arkansas Supreme Court ‘United States Supreme Court, British Must Clear Out if They Have No Business There, or Stay if They Have WASHINGTON, Nov. 29. Outrage; . denying} in the capital. By DAVID LLOYD GEORGE In ee War-Time Premier of Great Britain. called to now at undertake. anG@ Senator Norris to have been influences are 924.) LONDON. Nov. 29. HATEVER opinion may be formed of W developments in Egypt, they cer- tainly ought not to have taken anyone surprise. The murder of the Sirdar in clear daylight in the streets of Cairo and a the easy eseape of the L 3 a — at assassins is the culmi- 47 * nation of a series of incidents which consti- tute a @hallenge to the British empire to pro- tect subjects against outrage when \A 2 : they are engaged in discharging a duty its call and on its be- half. There are those who say we ought not to be there at all and that Egypt ought to as Britain is British. .-The Y ; ? f Copyright Indeed, til the following vear, when it was too late to protest. by Then the to the State courts and The Supreme Court of Arkansas in a three to two held against her. The'dis- Hart and tax cases appeal lost. decision. senting judges were Many other road have been appealed to the State Su- and it is that one, the Road Com- upheld by a three with Justices \y Hart and Wood dissenting. In appeal! the States Supreme Court Mrs. preme Court, noted its in nearly missions every have heen to two vote. United House \ (* ae ignorance of the.- p™ ae i fp. 4 y. . assessments should not be held Devit Lioyd G : . v oy ,eorgce her. She charged that the her to pleaded that her egains be assessm ‘entirely Egyptian as ‘late Labor mi our responsibilities in Egypt, nor did the Liberal Government of 1906-1914. But surely, as long as we are represented by officials who discharge functions at our request, hon- or demands that we should protect them to the utmost of our power. The point was put by Mr. Roosevelt, with the forcible directness that characterized all his utterances, in a remarkable speech he delivered at the Man- sion House during his visit to Europe in 1910. What Roosevelt Said. ents were grosshy discrimi- and unfair. Adjacent prop- the same value was only one- eighth the value attributed to hers, it was stated. Indeed, her/counsel set forth, the whole assessments was based upon a! valuation 1917, which in- cluded a considerable amount. of valuable timber. -Before 1919 al] this timber was cut. Moreover, a considerable portion of the land was subsequently flooded, and the acreage itself was materially re- : His words are so relevant through hments by situation that I can do no the brief stat- them: ss with this primary tablishing order that you went and chief and ample for vour presence in Egypt order being established from coupled with your ability and will- ingness to establish it. Now either you have the right to be in Egypt, or you have not; either it is or it is not your duty to establish and keep order. If you feel that you have not the right to be in Egypt, if yeu do not wish to establish and keep order there, why then by all means get out of Egypt. If, as I hope, you feel that your duty to civilized mankind and your fealty to your own great traditions alike bid you to stay, then make fact and name agree and show that ready in deed, the r which is yours. “It is the form, which is vi tal; if the « forms of government Egypt, establ ther would help provok ¢ rm natory erty of approximately assessed at fixed in to the present encroac the Arkansas River, ed. Tax assessors shrinkage in the object of es- into Egvy medida : | was in 1919 recognized lands the value. years ago, reduced the valuation by $13. ; : But the road commissioners, in assessing the road taxes, ignored luation and based the valuation. and HON. was this absolute necessity of without, later va assessment on the 1917 she charged. “Either the facts were unknown to the commissioners when they made the assessments, or else they the plaintiff,” asserted the brief. Federal Engineer Confirmed Complaints of Mrs. House. Meantime, an investigation of the in Conway County had been made by Assistant Chief Engi sureau you are to meet, every situation tee esponsibility thing. not the of the Federal] to obtain information neer James, rese nt £ } - hws ~ ui Aad .. ) a © }) funish the fe | order and. above \all things who di- to commit and to bring it upon which to extend Federa! which » Egyptians upward, mere- egress ae it disorder, then substantia House's complaints in some instances discriminations against amounted to 300 per cent. as com- pared with assessments on adjoin- One such discrimi- he reported, was in favor aid serve to in he firmed Mrs. s¢e ha « stated that also to her , murder to Justice all or or condone rectly indirectly incite others murder mitted.’ Right Nail on the Head. He hit the head Rooseveltian speech produced a crime when is com- with all The the the right nail on and sensation aft facing dis- + + - the state case before Mrs. House road project In her courts, hat one she had declared clank fervor. great who hate er to hide charged wh had the for ich time and all] the agreeable facts and pref cloudy phrases in reply that their pleasant dreams heen “a disturbing realist. All that has happened in of Egypt since the date of that speech has jusi- fied word. of prophetic deliver- ance Today the whether they have ans Egypt at all If ought to clear out altogether an been assessed had been people abandoned by the com- The testified inceme@nt the ’ ; : ; aron missioners commissioners, ions in raged i \, , however, awakened from Dy toils their anno. subterfuge for purpose taining Federal! the heing one which Federal engineers This explanation was and valid by the had Oh- aid,’ project every that to decide remain in then thes have business to The ; . | ftich ry] disapproved British peopie held sufficient ther have ft d | lisgoverned Pave Confiscatory Element Disregarded in Opinion. It common practice In the or nT the to be governed consequences Mays responsibilities in Egypt British empire or must £Oov- whatever ve any for the or for both. on order and good people But if they ha itt eT is a be- as trustees, for civilization. insist. at all hazards, eeverel ¢. 4. | FOE Ee AR Ae a Oe of business, then they regarded as cause of the volume o~ divide cases what are among the ad Each examines the cases and his his minor Justices allotted to he assigned fi and while areu dering his opinion, court as a whole hears the \ments. in practice the Justices naturally lean considerably upon the was | him. reports erwise. If olleagues. each thor re D- | eonclusions Lo While it mem ber assumed that court Case is of into every the coes , 4 ~ . . fermiliar eughtls before méniber to whom the case familiar wW! at. nistry did not take that view of | ‘them from assassins. better than quote | — { . . . , }sess it have won it through centuries of bitter oR would be al sible for the couft to get with its docket. ith * oS oY Se Roosevelt’s Remarks on British in Egypt > T was with this primary object of establishing order that you went into Egypt 28 years ago, and chief and ample justification for your presence™in Egypt was this absolute necessity of order being established from without, coupled with your ability and willingness to estab- lish it., Now either you have the right to be in Egypt or you have not: either it is or it is not your duty to establish and keep order. If you feel that you have not the right to be in Evypt, if you do not wish to establish and keep order there, why then by all means get out of Egypt. If, as I hope, you feel that your duty to civilized mankind and your fealty to your own great traditions alike bid you to stay, then make fact and name agree and show that you are ready to meet, in every deed, the responsibility which is yours. ™ It-is the thing, not the form, ~which is vital; if the present forms of government in Egypt, established by you in the hope that they would help the Egyptians up- ward, merely serve to provoke and per- mit disorder, then it is for you to alter | the forms, for, if you stay in Egypt, it is | your first duty to keep order and, above all things, alse to punish murder and to bring to justice all who directly or indi- rectly incite others to commit murder or condone crime when it is committed. a being maintained. Britain has no place the lives of her officers in and then make no effort to shield She must either de- fend ber agents or abandon her task. Art of Self-Government. There ts no responsible body of opinion in the world which would urge Britain to clear out of Egypt until the Egyptians have sat- /ernment right to jeopardy acquired a greater capacity for ordered self- \ government than they have yet displayed. The art of self-government is not acquired generation. The nations who now pos- experience. For at least 2500 years the Egyp- tians have been a subject people. Their first liberty came to them under Brit- ish authority. Before the British occupation they were being autocratically and ruthlessly governed by a race of alien rulers. Gradually and systematically, the Egyptian fellaheen have been given a voice, first taste of real ,ernment of their own country. the Egyptian peasant enjored such freedom. But it is safe to say that it is the Power that first gave him these privileges that can alone puarantee their continuance. If the British forces should withdraw from would then ensue and military follow. Another period of inevitable, a menace ubnc¢eor- Egvpt. chaos despotism would foreign occupation would become for ¢ turbed Egvpt great aA dist is too allowed to remain be rected Benefits of Occupation. Egypt is not merely a country but a It on the main senpig between and the West A turbulent porter is a those for whom the gate is vital. an em of gov- the West, but whose greatest in the East, has to concern itself with good government in Egypt. That the British occupation has conferred inestimable benefits on the Egyptian popula- One to Catie- Wa" IS the Last nursance to ernment territories are is pire, whose seat is in tion its bevond question has only happy land in the with misery Egypt British read the history of this un ¢% he British corruption, preceding occupation, Gavs record of extortion and br of today its utality, and compare it with the in order tc realize bas done for the Egypt again Mr. its valine In the course of the speech which I quoted, said have given Egypt the best government it had before; for in history poor man in Egypt, the tiller of the soil, ordinary laborer, been treated with as much justice and mercy under a rule as free and brutality as during the wWnat | jians Imony fuidance Hera has from “You has has Roosevelt's test have already he ever never the the from corr last 2& vears.”’ The Egyptian to the great days of the unmitigated Khe- uUptlion nationalists refer with pride before ; ; { Lloyd George Explains the Political Crisis in 1 Egypt From British Viewpoint Ss QUOTES ROOSEVELT TO SHOW ENGLAND Ss RIGHT “Best G overnment Egypt Has Had for 2000 Years’’ During British Occupation; ‘‘Egyptians Have No Right or Say” of Governing the Sudan, Former British Premier. = Says venéd. Mr. Valentine Chirol. in his luminous treatise on the Egyptian problem, meant for the cultivators of the soil, who constitute nine-tenths of the Egyptian native population: “Long since gone is the spectacle I witnessed inthe days of Ismail of whole gangs of wretch- (ed peasants being dragged away in chafns from ) had low Nile, ) cruelly dled. ) ter the soles of the fellaheens’ feet until they had disgorged their last piece of hidden silver ,isfied the nations of the earth that they have | jlarge and growing powers and, finally, ‘the declaration of Egyptian tmdependence in )through their provincial councils and ulti-. (mately through their Parliament, in the gov- Never has) Egypt, the pride of the people will be offend-| their own fields to cultivate the vast estates which the Khedive and his favored Pashas systematically filched from the people. Gone is the old system of corvee, under which task of averting the high or dangerously by recruited and still more cruelly that used to blis- the well-nigh annual menace of a dangerously was carried out forced labor, han- Gone is the kurbash, or wearied the tax-gatherer's arm.” If the British occupation had satisfied it- self with redressing the mateTial evils of) its | it would have failed in of the Egyp- Khedival rule, nobler purpose—the training )}tian people themselves in the acts of ordered '( self-government. }poor substitute for liberty justice, \serfdom. That is why, were taught what they were never, ‘rious days of Egyptian nationalism, given an /opportunity of learning—how to climb, ~-un- , aided, the precipitous paths of liberty. ) local prosperity is a and even-handed without freedom, is but benevolent by gradual steps, they in the glo- Material First, self-government was conferred upon them, “as the best preparation and educa- tion for the ultimate exercise of more respon- | Then came legislation with sible functions.”’ came 1922. It is a misfortune that those who led the fight pro\ tion Evgptians. strated, by they are as yet unfit for it. The posi- Until the latter have demon- vears of stable and well-ordered rovernment, that they can be trusted to safe- guard the great gateway, the nations of the West cannot abandon the trust which is now being administered on their behalf by Brit- ain. , Geographical Helplessness. On the other hand, as long as a foreign country exercises contro] inside the land of ‘ed and friction must now and again ensue. , matter inter- All depends en the wisdom and restraint shown and the authority wielded by the Egyp- tian leaders. If they bear in mind the pe- culiar position of their country in reference to East and the West, its geographical helplessness against an invader, the fact that its people have never, in their long and tragic history, enjoved the measuré of freedom now secured to them the British arm and the rapid development of that freedom during the last 40 they will realize the folly of the course ther are now pursuing. The British Government, in spite of much provocation, do not as yet threaten to with- draw or circumscribe Egyptian independence. Why drive it to the disastrous alternative be- tween revocation and retreat? Status of the Sudan The Egyptian claim to the Sudan is so en- it is hardly worth ar- on conquest .coming a m tever the by years, indefensible that @\ai based revolt tirels . -_ » «y 4 Sninkg 3 from #4 peop occupation m against for- shows that, wha intel- lectual qualities the ruling Egyptian possesses, honor is not to be found amongst cannot The conquest was due to British equipment, British organization and British valor If Britain withdrew frogy the Sudan, another Mahdi would soon make short work of Egyptian mis- i ry if® in eign a sense of therm. And t! ? . be substantiated British leadership. ‘e claim, such as it Is, rule. The Sudanese have much about the covernment under which they choose to live; the Egyptians have no right say in the I therefore rejoice at the decision of the Government to put an end to the “dual ownership” of the Sudan. It was indefensible and had become unworkable. to Say or —- ee es dival rule, the hated” British Oth- this practice im pos- through By those who are he the tn i ) court. partially accounting sence of a dissenting House case iled study imost ir deta the habits of In is for the his opinion Justice . taken as)\nolds ignored the alleged confis- ab-/catory consequences of the assess- in‘ ments and the charge of unequa! ‘protection under the law, Comutinued on Page 4B. opinion — Mcke) in the Matter’ to one colored bean that grew until it hit Heaven. is the radio. It has been growing just as fast as Jack's bean stalk, but where Jack had the advantage over Hoover was for freedom have done their best to’! is a difficult one for both British and | and 't — Hoover Tells of Steps to Solve Big Problems Created By Rapid Growth of Radio Can’ t Tell Where It Is Headed, Says Secre- tary, and Legislation Might Hurt Development. rr By ELLIOTT THURSTON, A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. 29. ERBERT HOOVER feels a good deal like Jack of Bean Stalk notoriet... It fell to both to have most of the responsibility for a couple of abnormal growths. Jack’s adventure was confined Hoover's bean Somebody planted it in his Department of Commerce, in being able to tell in which direction his bean stalk was sprouting. All Hoover is humanly able to/such way of getting the radio au‘t- tell is that the radio bean grows(ence to phy for what it gets. So 's0 fast and changes its mind so; you’ ve got to approach that some ofte that it is more or less idle{other way—leaving out the Ili- to predict what it will do next. It \ conse tax echeme. I've heard only | also becomes folly toclimb up the(‘one very feasible suggestion. ‘stalk in the belief that that par-)That {§ to fix a certain tax —say ticular shoot is the main trunk.(two per cent, for instance-—un And as for the wealth and the )the sale of radio equipment. One giants at the top—Hoover is con- company reports sales running vinced they are there all right. ,over $20,000,000 in 1923, and | Pe ties | ee eT tes nti ; > " ‘ cate, inition ae ~ vile , x , fe “on Za Ee ee ee en a “ - a * - a4 3 as ‘volar al Ric ntien einai inatinn tame eee ae
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0 Renal eretileanesil be Lao eee ae 36 RY a oo = ee ee ee WM assay cis MR Ts OEE py RRR EO BS ie. Po i een Be oy ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1924. N — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Company, Twelfth Boulevard and Olire Strect. THE STATE AND THE SWINDLER. The Hawkins swindle was J. Rufus Wallingford | It was more daring, however, more fntricate Published By the Pulitzer Publishing and more extensive than any coup attempted or car-/ Those are the two dams that are blocking river im- | tied out by the late George Randolph ea er | provement. The statement was made by Senator Reed results, from the standpoint o: 3 THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal . principals, that it will always fight for progress ang reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagcogues of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, mever Iack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid tt» attack wrong, whether by predat-ry pintocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. [ April 10, 1907. LETTERS FRIM THE PEOPLE The name ord address of the author must Cccompany every contribu u om request will mot be published. Let- ters not exceeding 200 words will receive |. preference. Republicanism and Plunder. To the Diditor of the Post-Dispaicn. T IS a proven fact that America is the " . a — h 3 most murceroug cCOUNnCtTTY in ~he woric. But why sho s publican party has just wo chased another Warden of Sing Sing avers that the pre- valiling criminality is due to America’s lack of moral] fiber. § Forget it—Cool- idge is elected. While criminality in other countries shows a tendency to de crease, here the tendency is upward. But then there was hot tra n exchanges immediately a tion. Seriously. is there not a marked ana!- Ogy between the that simce the Repwblicar 1820 we bave been liv: 5 i ; ef crime. No peace period in our his- a e tory has been equal to it in that respect. Most of the homicides we read about have been mmitted in the pursuit of plunder. “Bandit” has been headlined , oftener than any other ugly word in the language. RepuDlicanism, as we have seen !t in @peration, is indurated selfishness. Mam- mon, in dazzling costume, has been set up. and his high priests, “the Interests,” have been encouraging al! to worshir him. The high priests endeavor to slake their thirst for gain by the proceeds of ab a ee + 7 P . €ariift or tax on all, and the common worshipers seek the quickest way possi- ble—the Hob Roy or Jesse James meth- — od ing most in vogue. Hence ho 3 ups and robberies, gunning and killing > “Ephraim is joined to idols: let him alone.” There is no asylum im the Re- publican party for men of liberal) thought and idealism. The late cam-) paign proved that the organization is) too solid and too stolid to be moved by stoutest argument and the most power- ful appeals to reason and to conscience. It cannot be beaten except by a epic, and that, happily, is likely to come. A party of vision and of sympathy with the aspirations of mankind wil] then take hoid, and encourage something else than a passion for sordid gain. Other- wise our national stigma wi!! only the more firmiy attach itself, and our coun- try become 4 moral morgue. Planetary Influence. To the Exiitor of the Post-Dispatch HAT stopped the drouth? The big planet Neptune at quadrature posi- tion, as predicted in the Post-lL Nov. 6. When will & do it again? Nov. 18 3925 What stopped the big drouth of 18137 The big planet Saturn, at quadrature, Sept. 10, 1913. What stopped the big drive on Paris | spread in September, 19147 The autumn rains caused by Vemus at its createst distance east of the sun, followed by Saturn at quacrature, as predicted and sent to the German Emperor, to the British and to the French Government at Lycns, where another station of this mathematica! weather science had been started, Feb 13. 1914. When asked whv thev had stopped the @rive on Paris, and were mounting their heavy artillery om comcrete foundations in dry weather, the German renlv was. “Oh. it is just a military maneuver When will the next drouth >becin’” Bept. 18, 1925: because there wil! be no Pianets tn position to keep the earth away from the sun from Nov. 18. dD. A N. GROVER. Kansas City. Mo. ~ w enforcement. _ ag = Biue Sky Departmen ir re company which f part in this con . ~ ~ te T) - Fr ee Oe Ff oS ~ =i a br ‘ue SEY veparimernts w ments must be competent or ther incompetent department is a = | Banking Depart- ment that certifie = Ohio | Aan? 2 ~~ = . —_ a 4 ouri has ficured 4 cins conspiracy, it ts hoped that the Legislat Jefferson City in i MODERN PEACE ANCELS. It happens that the mew name chosen for the ZR-3 he name of a famous Cal! : ; 1 is welcome to make the most of !t. a city. And Los tecided the World War s ; reieasing a number o ymbdols of peace. each gentle bird-bear message sung Dr the angels of cld “Glory by vrorages of ¢éi of knowledge, / further aviation, perhaps greatly advance the science im many ways act as modern She may be the harbinger of a fleet N JOBS MENACED. Attorney-General Stone, urges that the change would ae = ~ oe me would place the entire expen- fie eS ee hd arnpronr' a’ re ene ar *reean™ ar we eae +he A: a+» we SW ~~ Sh & = » * um * > « ~s *o x. heed A & + Peg 7 PS ... Le 4” ermntfad fercarr. a > . » . s A*torners would be personal!yY resronsihle. this reasonabie suggestion of present-day enforcement agents, inciuding their Ka Kiux rolunteers change would that enforcement cannot be ap Justice Department, and that {f the transfer were mace “we would be swamped [fn n the view of Mr. Wheeler, the evidence in the pos Chief Justice Taft and the conference of ect that the present system of enforcement is a failure and ¢ posed change is absointely necessary, counts for noth- Wheeler insists that prohibition ts being ade quately enforced, tn spite of all the facts to the con- trary that have been published, as. for example, that police statistics show that the city of Washington iesaie overhauling not ww enforce | THE ONE WAY OUT. : | “The stupidity of Congress.” | “The lethargy of the people themselves.” Mississipp! Valley Association at Evansville, Ind. of Missouri in his address to the convention of the} % | The speaker went on to say that, if the people | of Congress with letters and telegrams and persona! appeals, and continue to press their demands tnsist- ly and persistently, Congress would presently re iene We believe the Senator has hit the right note. Cer- tsinly he ts correct in saying that it would be a waste | SS - of time now to discuss or argue the advisability or ne | 'cessity of tmproving our rivers. That point is no| The country has got to have cheaper} ~~. practicable, economic way, ts by !mproving and equip | ping the rivers and co-ordinating them with the rafl-| roads into a thoroughly mational transportation sys-| So, the question now fs, How can it be done? Sena-| tor Reed has given his answer. It {s the plan of a’ practical politician who knows what he is talking) bont. As a matter of fact, the plan is not original with) Mr. Reed. For rears the Post-Dispatch bh impor- | tuned the people of the Valley states to interest them-| selves in their great river's development. The Post: | Dispatch has long believed, and still ardently believes, | = ; 3 7 ro » 4 a- +* that development of the river ought to be the para- hare “mount issue of the Valley until the desired object is! ~ accomplished. Moreover, as we have frequently said, | not a sectional issue, but a national issue. There | is not a business anywhere in the United States today) but labors under the burden of excessive transporta-| tion costs. There {s nots business anywhere but would | be benefited by cheaper transportation. ~~ « J Cheaper transportation cannot be had by way of| the railroads, or by the economies possible {n any) ' plan of railroad consolidation, assuming that a pian) can be devised which public opinion will appro . Our raflroads are today at the peak of efficiency. | ~~ They are managed—most of them—with consummate | ability. It may not be said, in vweew of the tremend sus progress made fn the last 19 years, that onr Sil roeds bare reached the last word in mechanical and ad- ministrative capacity, Dut despite this progress trans portation costs have gone to dizzy heights. A solution of the transportation problem, therefore, must be sought in another agency. That agency ts the rivers. “If I were dictator of the United States,” says Sena- tor Reed, “and could do fust what I wanted te do. I would harness every river {in the country.” That dictator ts here. Hits name is Economic Ne | cessitry. The cost of transpertation fs away ont of UNDER THE SAME BANNER. =_— oover Tells of St To Solve Radio Continued From Pace 1B i f cultural — agation of as =* “Or ~ since the existence fef the ir strv is dependent upon \ Sed Th naciwe progr . Re prime essen- "Th | driving aay hat * z ‘ = 7 proportion in the general equation. That fs not a} theory. It ts a grim conditicn. The one war ont is es the mines to East St. Louis, increasing the discrimi-| nation against St Louis from 25 cents to 46 cents a| ton, are offering to St. Louis the sedative of a cor- responding decrease to St Louis, which hopeless . 8 : Of attainment. . ® «* The ultimate authority {nm trterstate rates ia the Interstate Cor merce | ommission, which has refused. ater an exhaustive hearing, to grant reduced rates has arisen since the commission refused to reduce +h ce 7 Ania rate no rew = Alri an imaerityin — a \ oe See ad wie . ~ oe : a we Conc i uUCcCEaS e ee wee! een 4 ax ‘ $ - expectation that the commission wil! reverse itself. | 7 oa ' ' The only new condition ts that created by the’! action of the [llineis commission in granting the reduced rate to East St. Louts, but that ts g condi- -_ tion which the Interstate Commissicn has the power to remove, since it ts authorized to abrogate any intrastate rate that {s tm conflict with any ‘nterstate rate. The redneed Fast St. Lou's rate ts tn conf ict with the St. Louts rate and highly prefudicial te St} Louis in that [t increases the discrimination. | An effort is being made to allay St. Lou's’ resent. ment Dy suggesting the possibility of a correspond rg ~— Y ; ._" ‘ 0 St. Lonis, but that ts a matter for the Interstate Commerce Commission, to which an ap ~ ee le ee ee , ob = | et : = bs -«*A >. a? ’ peal should immediately be made and pressed. We trust that the simultameons resignation of the 7 > : : As >" « 7 : ad : residents two private secretaries is not an organ!zec wa_ kot. —_— PORK AND POETRY IN CHICAGO. Pork and poetry in Chicago row eo hard =m *.«-4 te > : 77 ; 0 Say it perhaps more poetically, and vet with a ~ om - tie * , - closer approach to literalmess, pork reposes in the 2 - — / . osom of poetrr The Chicago shoat and Wi ltam Shakspeare, both “cured” by time and otha refin- ™Z agencies, hare been telesconed, the one ‘rto the + te , rT — sia y 2er, at tae intern onal Livestock Exnoes‘+ion What we seem to be striving to express is the simple fact that a special building devoted to meats »¢ hiah — co en | ‘g tho = 2 -—* oe ; . Wuied sacon Je Piece Ce resistance, is an exact om? »? she hoowe hink Qha!l > em 2 “2 Pe iD nica Shakspes SO ; . . - we i — T wate Ls — ~ er: | be ~eare was > ae "T's {ih i ne oo Pork 7. ~ ~ c _nicag packers apparentiy disbelieve “= 26626 ss ‘* ae the Baconian thecervy as to the authorship of the +. _ ~ , . . ~Olagspearean piays. Otherwise. won!d not they dis a? » ; ee : ' play their bacon [tm a replica of the birthheo 7? ‘a 7 Francis Bacon? And yet the very fact that they have selected Shakspesre’s house of origin wherein to exhibit their super-refined side meat suggests that these pork-and-poetry experts hare gone st!ll farther om the anti-Bacontan route, eren to the point of be eving that Shakspeare wrote Bacon. However that mar be, the thing of interest here is that this tribute of pork to poetry indicates that at ast the Chicago school of “new poetry” founded by Hattie Monroe, priestess of poetry in Chicago, of the Seuth Side (or ts it the West Side’) has been operating in the prosaic mentalities of the perk packers. To be sure, that being accepted as a fact. the packers should have patterned their meathouse after the birthhouse of Car! Sandburg. master minz- nesinger of the stockrards and the slaughter souses. But, Chicago beimg Mr. Sandburg’s own country, it is easy to understand why the prophet is Bot honored in this instance. ‘ a ee - JUST A MINUTE Written fer the Pest-Dispatch By CLARE McADAMS Copyright, 1974. SATL, [IY DREAM. SPEAKS TO DAVID. Already do ther hall thee King—my son? For, when Saul slept, The moon upon his restiess face, Didst theu net cut Seven portions from his mantie And seven gems from out the hfit That clasped a death for thee—my son Still. David, keer thr peace! My armer >bearer— Do they hail thee King already” Because the Eirz’s own son came warning thee of cearh? And when Kirg Sac! came raging to thy cave Theu wert fled. ..wcx peace! The King lores sc7g Saul leves thee Fis eves see clouds ..cas Saul grows weak The King’s full arm cnnerved. Eis sword grows short—he weeps—mtmy scn. hy song hath taught Sau'—iove— And taught him how to weep SP aSSMAC — a ae as @ ° The Huckleberry Finn Farm. From Mark Twain's Autobiography.) The farmhouse stood in the middle of a very large yard.” he writes, “and the yard = - &e - _ - a = >= these stood the smckehouse; deyonrcd 2@ ** ~~ 7-7 — | hearard *™* Pro Pauntgs w2s eS 2 fist _ ' ‘Dewn a piece, abreast the house, s-oc a little log cabin against a rail fence, and there the woody b 7 fe|l| sharp T away. pas- the barns. the corn crib, the stabies and the tobacce curing house, to a limpid brook which sang slong over its gravelly bed and ~urved and frisked tn and out and bere and there and yonder tn the deep shade of over- hanging ‘oeliage and vines—ae divine piace fog wading: and it had swimming poois, too, which were forbidden to us and there- fore much frequented by us. For we were litte Christian chiléren and had early deen taugh: the value of forbidden fruit ° °* ° In the iittle cabin Uved se bed-ridden. white- headed siave woman whom we risited dally and locked upern with awe. for we Delleved she was upward of a thousand rears oid and bad talked with Moses. “IT can see the farm ret with verfect clear- ness. [can see all ts Delorcings, all tte tetaliis—the family reom cf the house, with a trundie bed in ne corner ar? a spinning wheel tn another—ea wheel whose rising and falling wall, beard from a distance, was the mournfullest cf sounds te me and made me bomesick and filled my stmosphere - —_ fo -_—~ LR ee me with the wandering spirits of the dead; the vast fireplace, piled high, on winter nights, with flaming hickory logs from whose encs @ sugary sap bubdbied out, Dut mot to go waste, for we scraped ft off and ate it; the lazy cat spread out on the rough hearth- stones; the drowsy dogs braced against the »? jambs, blinking: my aunt in cone chimney corner, knitting: my uncle tn the other. smoking his corncobd pipe: the slick and carpetiess oak floor fajntly mirroring the dancing flame tongues and freckied ith black indentations where fire coals hac ped out and died a leisurely death; hait zen children romping in the background ht: splint-bottomed chairs here and here. some with rockers: a cradle—out of but waiting with confidence; in the early cold mornings a snuggie of chfidren, ‘2 and chemises. occupying the hearth- stone and procrastinating—ihey hear to leave that comfortable p! 9ut on the wind-swept foo the house and the kitchen eral tin basin stood, and wash. — x " i) | ivy) ® io . nn oO THE GREAT WORD. Sir: An editorial writer tm one of the leading Eastern journals recently asserted and endeavored to prove that the word service is the greatest word in the 42- guage; greater even than ors. Bis ar- ticle was a fine example of sophistry, which is simply logic based on false premises. & moment's consideration will reveal the P= aoe fact to any mature intellect that without love service lacks the very element that gives it its value: resemDiing a coin of talse metal, bearing the stamp, Dut having no tntrinsic value. Such false doctrine would place the servant 5 gher than the master. e service is the handmaid of love. There is no greater word than love. Serv- ice is merely one, albeit the greatest, of its nd * 4 he - ’ - many etirioules. Love emoraces &€.: tailing? In tt we live. more and have our bein a = Without it there would be no harmony, no coherence, mo sustained effort. “Love ex- tinguished, earth and heaven mu fail.” It ts a word if infinite meaning. impartiz tc the finite mind a consciousness of the essence of God. Love expresses the only quality with which we are endowed that ~~ cam establish our relationship with the ¢di- rinse. x. Gangsters eet 25 rears for robbing mails It all depends tn what capacity rou rob Tacie Sam. THE MERAMEC JADE They say the woman dark is treacherous— I do not Know. Il know the Meramec ts a Spanish fade— Nor dark-ered. ret she has the lure of the Seurh— Bometimes ber eres are grey. Or blue, with glints of green ané@ gold. ut the slithering war she has cf twisting i _—+6 through the ordered line Of dignified cak and eim. Eer mocking laught when she escapes their peaceful, watchful path, And rushes headlong through & course All ber owzn-— Dertous. capricicus— Wer treacherous emile. ag she es supinely content in her ccve— You never know what the jade its up to. Cross-currents of fate in the depths of her— The undertow of a rapacity unsatirfied— Serene, tnditferent,— The Meramec jade. JOSEPHINE RYAN, 1 The MIRROR | PUBLIC OPINIO ‘hat sev- -r 5 > - oriced for Monday, Tue PROTECTING RADIO From the Brockirs Eagle. | OMMISSIONER D B. CARSOW Burean of Navigation haz to Secretary Hoover that radio « _given wave lengths to play with | below 1060 meters. He p | teurs succeeded with i pals and with transoceanic low wave iength. And that the enthusiasm of fio moving @ ercouragement ach levemenii. wive ere os >* oF ows = an - Colors licenses would ~ sts oints eat t transcost casting sta*ions. r radis gound common sense at this ta eves that the advertising benef i are tmportant and that the publi me | African > '* rT. . ST ¢ 7” : ' / if 4 ice. Vion lav, [ 5 divorced mag itvorced womazk. arges were absolute'y grieved speaker thereupon had | summoned te court. on & © character. but & = for the purpose? @& fne4 {5 and. false statements tne the election. That should be an Ges @iecourag’rtg campalgm & were generally applied = would propabiy cause & minution of the vote at the + roe -“¥ ; and 40} imehes Wilde, hh RR TE OF Bt ence ne uniras. om > = . *} nastel and streets : and take advantage of These Specials offer you m4 -
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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =, Peover Tells of Steps | Portance, furnishing it by intercon LASS HTT NSN SNS NSS NS NSS NSN NTN HS SNS NNN NNN saath agencies as a regular serv- ice, free of partisan influence of } To So V = Radio Bi any kind. Such magerial would js then be put out locally at specified £ continued — From. Page 1B. of cultural improvement, the prop- | hours to supplement local pro-| § — oe akatlior f higher ideals whether in; 6rams. ats feng ‘ } | I Lé . pleas of ial put out is real- : ere - *, ry > iS tne most ~~. SEE: Items in this column on sale until ; mc 2 : , . 11 a. m. only. Quantities have been : 19¢ restricted No C. 0. D. or mail . ~ orders will be accepted TOILE mALZL ——FUR TRIMMING MILITARY SETS a OILET SETS : a. - 2 [Ww eee SHADES | Boudoir | Cape— | Thousands of yards of Fur Trim- we 7) 6 rn t | " = * a > G i 2 - ae ehe P y f vo ade of aeilk 0 m ing in coney Aon black beown and put od =a | : cron gests Guaransess — platinum gray and tan. in widths pan rollers; complete immed th rib- i to 8 inches wide and ranging with fitting; Lar see ee _ : jut u in price ac rding to width and quality; per yard, 689.96, $5.08, perfections; per $3.98, $1. 98, $1 39 — “pee; WINDOW ‘SHADES | € ea, DOC \ans__. 9c each. Se . BD cpecve ane Holland eicth: TQe $3 MAMA DOLLS 2,°°""* $1.98 Reductions |§ =" = ea0 ge approximately ~~ ee originally ils, is being u i Handék erchiefs which retail wD to 15¢: some eub ject to slight im- ~~ wert vr “a> et s+ - s+ »* =n Py FRINGED —_ Mamma on COATS |) mow suaves 2 ~ Save $5.00 to $10.00. Buy rom porno Btrng cn Here Monday. 500 New Coats Reduced | Feather Pillows ] ound 17x25 cover i] . cut out; special . wm to foe econcs abel ‘poumptirans LE TURKISH TOWELS; large SILK-AND-WOOL YARN; tn Towel ls, heavy terry 25c &ll wanted shades; sloth: especial ..ccccse special, skein ....e, 4 t BLIC OPINION Soe: hropic Star point “TT é ~>>'| a ht OA me. Fa x weg OR ge nee, 8: nea atin sgl ° _ - ee ne ei " oa we . ae! she ~ . ry on * p-Ore-v o z. 4 Ps 4 we os ss =? tet - pengse* ind 2 . ‘ reaching mi WOMEN IN PUBLIC OFFICE bm the Chicago News. > . OMEN are making steady and falg =f | Tapid progress in American politi be the passage of the nineteenth amet ; the Federal] nstitutio 4 nt _ * Federal Constitution gi § : j Take advan- gex full franchise rights there have beg peciaity man members of Congress, woman leggy tage of these Ors and even woman judges of: st Silk . The service women have perforf legislative positions has been good. | Shop prices on silk. at woman can do in executive offigag : world ‘soon will have an opportumt Washington Av., Cor. 6th St. results in Texas and W those results may large ‘ ANTON: ‘SIL Ki BF WOOL Filet lace trimmed Piano Scarfs; and co ym Silk n uw atin Highly mercerized Bateen in col especial for this sale. the w anted colors. rs $5.00 j ors, 30 and 36 inches; mil! Monda nly Special at. : ecial at... ay onl; ends; epecial & $1.00 Chamols Gloves” $1.60 Ladies’ Kid Gloves Ladies’ fine kid $2 to $3 Men’s Dress Shirts | BLOOMERS Ladies’ $1.00 Che molseette Gloves. extra "hase consist of high erade woven ma- Children's Bloomers; black and co)- good vraluea. 7 xfords mercerized ors; elastic waist anc Koee Dance; (ee eee eee ee 8 CORDES ae ws &é oe ~ ets materials sizes 2 to Special nday, at 79c Second Floor 2 . . . 1 oe A 4 7 ' ) ‘ uto 1) 25 UNDERWEAR ~Men's $1.2 25 rt 68c Boys’ ; Ze @ Shirts aud Drawers; Moo- FQe DRESSES Gauntlets Gauntiste ; i} ' e " bh “ — on Fe ys Neary. Tleece- Mens evry. fleece fh) N ee Ri MBRE LL AS- —Women s 26 and . Children's navy serge Dresses, trim- lined leather Gaunt- } paras n vari med with contrasting colors; 69c ets. Monday 39c . ry , 9 Sh andl ne have am Der cA . and -te!t ribbon trimmed white large salior collars hraid Secun Amon 50c +o 9 agg 59c 2d floor) (2d fleor) , éee60 ___ $1.50 FRINGED goes me 69 C ‘R-: BASEMENT fnreaa.. 3 for 10¢ "si patterns 7 ee a 2 at Dn ne BLANKETS; with fancy biue mU SLIN; unbleached, 8¢€ in. ROPE PORTIERES RUFFLED CURTAINS PLAYER ROLLS mii pink borders. Qe | wide 10c fringe. special); tced —- Pf B BLOOMERS; ladieg fiannel- > over a ul are e etter "7 oo ‘ FLANNELETTE; ‘ss = — - etri ‘ rlioomers b. penta eter oe el 4 35c and checks, 27 inches 15c mt ~~ mm hae a we ~~ - ‘ 4 EN Tn, mt PROTECTING RADIO AMATEURS, — ae I SATIN CANTON and CANTON CREPE Secretary Hoover that radio amateurs de ¢ 1] 4 ‘ . 4 CY iven wave lengths to play with that af 2Q and A tneh Satin nton (‘anton Cre pe, a WON Truly low 100 meters. He points out that . eae i T] ee ‘lke are wol- wrs succeeded with transcontinental @@ rod analityr aii the most wented shades. nese iI ‘ 4+ ? rae _ « . — ’ : . - = ~ 4 ago pane gece EE SS for Monda V Tuesdav and W ednesdav selling. a io ‘ave jen n geht 6 BElS Be tre SB . - x . - ms that the enthusiasm of amateurs beded to keep radio moving upward. | ateurs deserve encouragement if ¢€ | ON! d Cause of their past achievements. i “4 a AVI Han tt mere oe Ser7t oy — ‘ Ceiba ee a a Oe er 4 Alito 7 " : repre ow aie eves? SEAL Rew tees ~~ fm . NE A NO A LE EL A LE CLOT ee EN tt ttle Ne oes ie ote ie ie ete Negation to wave lencths below 100 me fli mot interfere with the powerful Drogum { olors sting statione alt} ough it would appe 2 O ors 9 at the number of lice naese WOU 4 be - il a | si | | ind Louis , A Felipe restricted. Commissioner Carson's = fent on parment for radio _ ,. Fallow bund common sense at this time. the Carame! vard Cinder ment is well content to pay for big & i . Brown ens in the price of the receiving edSs . se se ent they bu Slowly some sort of Of — ee ° Christmas Jingles CVNDERWEAR; boys’ Union wide. (Basement) yd. rite gg Baa hadiea—a aa i Sui Sizes 22 SHIRTS; men's heavy blue Sendas $3 98 Tt } On Q. R. S. Rolls to 32 (Basement)... 79c chambray Shirts . 7 - specia COTTON BATTS; comfort (Basement) ......c««. On sale here, 1 25 Batts: large size s Terry Groth | now et. each ...-. “ . (Basement) 7c SOX; men's work Sox, in black nehes 1b] | | , | CURTAINS; kitchen Curtains _— colors. Coming out of radio chaos, and GovVGlmas cory ny toe = . All the Latest Hits on 10-In. lace trimmed, ready to 3Sc ' ay ccceeemneem ) MARQUIGETTE,; colored cur- ica . 2 neni!) mt 1! itt nut up. (Basement) or ent regulation has already reached : : pecially 1 u tt . - , 4 ° ¢ iS we ~ oh ¢ int where it je no longer necessary for : ( for Mondca: tie backs. Mon Double-Disc Records OILCLOTE * ee tabie (i- tain goods; 86 inches wide. sylhos dbs - — ) . ae iesagggsoee loth; 50-inch 25¢ value. partment of Commerce to assum¢ Se ae RG | , equare (Basement) . 39c (Basement i2\c le of an jonized traffic patrolman. > & ' 36-INCH SUNFAST DRAPERY— | FIGURE D DRAPE 4% MART ES- for . » yare ... eves that the advertisine benefits reall ® important and that the public for % FT rE inches Ww Beauti! I : CAMPAIGN LYING. 7 ' Crepe de Chine zs 2 1.00 ecial > conds i. — 12‘c A X Mi I N S T : R R U G Ss on Post Roane = | Room Size Noravie : erovaienes of pe ; 2 | id Se } CONGOLEUM $ 98 , Lar: Z-ugh Axmineter Rugs—Alezander Smith ‘tion and sometimes actual [3 . } snehe iie_inthe ry vest shades. e x 9 a “ ious = finish it! ip cai & Sons brand. in big variety of 1eler al -—te* I rapery erty : Lite ‘ character, tn our political —s “he wenuir 7014 Seal brand ++. rat tially patterns os > a! a... ‘aaa ne oa +» Jreentas : | - » o 9 . — 71 : ‘ iJ r ; : ; u ran e ives point to an incident in En TL 5 7 - Uw | yon 1 it at be io V ar d. Suitable for in room in the house a fe of brown. tan. green re — ng frin ! ic’ ur “+ the recent election. lis quality Wi “a ME the ; : FELT-BASE FLOORCOVERING plete i GX biue shades. Special Monday ting t ; maker, 3 Parlam 2 Ss a s : , : “ . \\ e dnesdav. | * | 3 wos Th 4 Ato come he : ; i i ' a 3 ° . yard ; : . +. iit ore cha . livorce an and his jiverced woman. Both | | iy Ses SE “a harces were absolutely untrue. The Ss ce) et shades. Anticipate your ( nristMas heeas e Ip the heck DaASLOI Stl — aie spa . . “1: alike eved speaker thereupon had r | : ; e+his wonderful Crepe de Chine specia L wh moned to court, on &@ charece *) yb - rantave Qi tilis \ i ear } ; q efamation of character, but of | nes offer rou a most time ly opportunity to save on a1nN- _ had bh | = :¢ ' = . ‘ aise statements for the purpose © @ the election The man was fe (ity..and was finea £5 and, in addi oN : ij Rats sesninentniaiinasiahetnie - ccemrommamnatis z vt heavy f esuffrarce for : z _ - 7 _- - ; ‘ - " sein ing anc fringe ae ) we a 2 eo ~ : a a would. provaniy came percepts pape» ot arc ISIE baa tas + ‘ @ rere cr ree) t . TEERAS——I0) oer ert tat con vertitol ae fror ; new and duratic Very attraec‘ive “$6 o te size bed Mon@aer at $1.98 Ft oon LAMPs— + — “ & ee es = PAY —s fener vl as * ith Py GC : Reautifu!l mah amen dilie 4 Es W ARASH a oe + or blue and gold La np Redream lamp with «ilk «shade (Sant 9 heen emanate ll feprived of the right o fears. That should be an effective : >4 f discouracinge campaign lying. minution of the ‘vote at the next
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4B eTINiS PncT-mceatry a NO REDRESS IN COURT Court, having considered the OMAN WHO MAY cttions. beld that the statu eee TAX 8 a a the decision upon tion of whether the zu which they had been _ #4 Avs a“ r s+) . stituted “dus process “The (Arkansas) Continued From ‘Page 1B. 7S See wee 7’ “es qu uo = ee. et. 5 oe de & 2 © 4 = ‘ ~ ‘? ~~ ~ - > on ~ ef a ga = a —_—— taad Supreme notice and description of the sUNDAT c leemennesnnat so ~~ . . VF ea than the morning and one other evening newspaper ' SOMBINe YL . . « : . > j f i SER 26 19% i SO a —_—_— . - rx ‘ The ea. eF : 0102 ~ + - Just M Reyne is, ~ = ch is now being : -~ > 4 Pa. Oe 7 Pus AEF si i te th) Aggy gat SERS S Neill: NOLL i igen te Pd. mi speed note. * > Bad Weather A. Only patented knit cap that completely protects ears, cheeks and throat. EAGLE KNITTING MILLS MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN ena pared with the foregoing = : al — Ae . » * , ~ > “ - : a ° fistrict Here also, the rar es alleged the assessment to be oc - — al > fiscatory, 45 charge unegqu: 2 - protection. In that case Jus ? ; , mei McRevnolds took pr Os notice eo 4ivided the farming rones and assesse* “ “ a x => - > ~* > ~ st tior ‘ due process and the equa H — - . -~ - > » Cn: = ; prote Db c.auses oO. Lo9 B ur- earth amen 3- a7 * ‘The statute under considera- ; ~ > . + — "re» Tr] G 2 © a . 2 a. _ . rc - ~ > . . t% — on > = « ‘*s ear . _ . “ — ~ « = "TT, =a ei ene — a ? ie: ,s7* r*. »¥ > = = ‘ #4 - = . ma = \i~ frrops, ehe . ned » farms 3 * ize e @ s the House, that a firm attiruce on tae aS " ans ‘ eo a 7 - . - ; — ffi nico Hic etrietrre mn *5 ee) [@ of the A Wile Oo: e = om — — ow? a — “2 > . a >. on - ~ « 4 mare a Fecers 4 a. oti ic.ais iio © - _ —— = 8 - . —— “ + > wa “ss tae 2 >» * Pr. => >) ~*~ -* "= roa s wy - Sal o-- + Tere ace ~ A! - -_ — - * = . : tenants’ shar 5 3 . 2 — . - a2? «=> = he + eitine *r Resor hor Hreersar ATr- "2 i = "oes re Ss s&s : = ai i493 Sip poseg = . ru 4 _ . - ‘ ee > a ‘ . ; . ° > = ¥ £ gpl nena etumet ann | cham a , the Louis. Nelda, / wT} ore C7 —— annea Gan — - = > a - > = Ly verte e " a = ~ vd > - - "? : ~ . ° = 4 = e = ra” aT ;: ATA sa8 ee a ase . .28¢ _ a a A —ea me § — a ; o Vik = = rt Or in unusual] instances It is helieved by some influen- fictals are not mM goca cor 2B inst Mother of Sick Cana r men even permit them- tial officials in sympathy with Mrs apita Barnes Be =~ ce = 4 = Se | eh arse -. wit i en .. sarmé a * "e@ ass S > © — > ward for tmrprorements or market | alu A pipe line, telephone Iin and telegraph line were severa.sy | assessed at $25 $300 and $3 | a mile without any designates: ‘ass | Petitioners duly maintained that - ~_-— ‘ - Electric Heater “eam lexs copper wompletw.. 9209 Leather Jackets. For values up to $12.78; all $7.95 LEATHER SHEEP-LINED COATS :: MEN'S STYLISH O'COATS Values Lp te £05.00 $1973 ///' m 0c BOX XMAS TREE ly 10* & Washin sr eet oaeee easters, with brake iarEze size §$ : 5. O55 > ef OVERCOATS VALUES UP TO $30 . nn Og Tr tien. raiues es — 5 ton =a $6.50 Auto spotlight Threugh the wind- siueid strlie: for onen or Closed g care § $+ agp Fla-h- lichts im pl ete "r by TLS ba ] xtra bulb 98 $2.00 Roller Skatex Rall - hbeu ring . pair att Poe metkmives; a lues~ up $2. best drands C ~“Wwreatrr ralne ) A‘} come im Ts. & Always for. blo a SPrs. $: ' ~ {Always Greater Sav WALL PAPER Big Clean-Up Sale of Wail Paper cks, granit Ings —_ , - 5 ° ~~ 2 ani . prox> ately | . a ¢o complete ¢ ° munity hocre: for 1g as 2 ‘eT°*s _ ere a number of persons whe be a > - 7 _ ™ FINCESS | not subscribed, due lack of =~ rat on, 77 a 7 ‘rg ors = 4 one of the grand- BROADWAY e~ MORGAN ST. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS seine: 40 Glee; enthhs..--. ~ ad Ss £ z effects & = 14ch =s : - _ ~ =cr 4a # ena 5 ~ = - * . a are be ge _ “Te pe O5ck » $1.69 ves de Chine “QTc $1.69 Bengaline Faille as °- Tees = Fe = :? — a ..c Sa.¢ & rarc Men’s and Boys’ Bes : HALF PRICE Pad “ - + - 4 '" ad ee arge coud: e-bed size scacloped : - . wWiid fast— meen ai Number Something New “Christmas Jingles” a 4 Large Lor Instrumental MUSIC ROLLS ** _ = {i ne rot? ¢ . > ir re | = wee ry as Le pear? ref. = ever with . we 7 - $1.25 EXTRA SPEGIAL ff Vord ~ 10c Eact and h $1 rr USE 18 ~ ww Entire Stock of Coats Bargains Galore i Stock Reducing Sale of Women's Goats roe AD >t er ion >—™ert gnow™ mo . SRumevoers nm wilt [es UC -© pea = A4rc —the warm weather forces us to take a loss on our = > — me o 7 o- ~ — a os ~—- = . ™ > © 2 5 me » .Oacs At = t ns sen ou s ££ SlOuUL.G ve w we are weeGg Wilts Loa you egular anc plenty of tra sizes. word to $10.00. . $5. 79 | Values to $15.00. . -$8.79 Values to $25.00.$14.79 Values to hg opi $23. 79 - er’ re “sare a‘oc ke i3 ae is great . : > ’ - + — -s >» . —— = ce om - — SHOE BARGAINS Monday Special—Women’s and Growing Giris’ Low Shoes— Values to $5. $ at $1.95 3 = 95 , —s « » 4 oe - a = o a acini 2 ‘ . 7~ - m= SY -- * . col ~ aie = = + --_- - as - = ~ ~ ~~ = os o & : aes > . me " . a tia Women’s Comfort yangsneud - J TE Men's $5 Shoes 63 to $6 Valuee—High and jeathers; perfect ‘MEN'S $2.50 SLIPPERS i 98 +. 5 ; : . Soe ec Bedspreads and DOustler patterns; extra wide and Catholic Unton Meeting. 7 - ~—-— +> - . ana** - & ~* artes The - : —~ : ‘ 5 [Se TO 25¢ MUSLINS Yard-wide bieacke “arm>ries Se) good - — -” —- T= che iet $1.25 Scout Gloves - *ial "er -_—_—- - ae 2 =x" rT anes - 2 3% r . . - = Monday at Cost and Less Than Cost - - _ = -_— * 5 “Tere tt a’ Pr Ssace °4 ers “IV0ET Bees : LRILS= $3.00 TO $+. on SHOES— Fancy iress . “ - —_ . . - _ Pm t? -~* 4 . : ~~ 4 ~ ae ~ . . : 7 . ‘ " a ae ’ a” 7 2 >i 58 - - . a " . . > ©? ~ + ; z s — > = 3 S,YCcsA... $5.98 ‘3 mee NGH-SRABE SHIRTS $20 Cork Linoleum Rugs a . Ric; sells res a ue ™ Pri t 75¢ Floor- covering For the Kitchen vrnw ses ae. 5 mL MTN TURE QT 4 W. NEL SHIRTS Fs . action > $1.00 BROADCLOTR Spectal purchase ° t-ese DODT cerized Brow ‘ss Tar ,i1ce = . * — ~ 7 : st - - 4 . c rr. = : e a oT ~ s : » - , 2 ; o wee ara $5.95 BED SETS — The cew krinkle wear. — complete Se. Monday - Another Lot of Those : — Overcoats and Suits egg st as reduction of S5e on the dollar. ion Mondar $1.69 Sit s'txS \ @acnec URTAINS Nottingham and Filet Net Lace Curtains EETS iT less — $6.50 | tae _— A AND BE. — $ ~ r¢ AT oo we 4 S$] 25 . : Pa4 i : ed size SB ; se) Sena | errs. ®as- ; _— — BOs’ HEAVY BSINVTER STITTS . . , 4 ’ al73 ’ ants .zses ul : rem ée€cie¢c eb 9B 2 Q5¢ : . t 2 SUuyer a*. #aci . “— , a a oe $10, 50 big betas overcoat ot Boys’ Heavy Mets paanin sp , 98 MEN’S OVERALL SPECIAL or - w site . Siik-Fringed Panel _ * raues. Ag he . ‘ a4 ~ 4 7 . 5 | s © a a , “ ir i, 59 : egies “Boys All-Wool Suits $a 9g ~ : Sa) Eee 2 ‘ ¥. 2—-$1.25 SS-Note Word PLAYER ROLLS Specia! for en srimi’ @ ar od “™ ; Se Jolly - w A VIONDAY ONLY Pais S catore 136 "Se Boller i” « —. ag 4 ‘ie > @ “iomker. iw We Huacowwing nm: - . Tos 23 Doth Se- $4 Coembinaticn Blert- Te [is heard «and Denk S798 & Bee *elkers $1.95 $°.75 Dell Trenmke ape al sie o- — | _WA 7? _ “2a Amps a + LAMPS ee i Oc wen mont ait” ie ate 3 / = ? - > wa . - - : a > $$‘ [aces are art a* - oe i Sie “ory Beoks; s . a rT - ween ~ z* : i gs x and > -gerte > | a5 Pai ettes “et: ™ ecores 2 - Cemplete with Shades ec te Paeimting Bonk. L@e s* Three ctn Bewke: rec!strr mir Kee. @imes soa qearcer™. 6 12 $9.85 to $17.50
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SUNDAY VEMBER 3 1824, ll cea Ses ————— | oe ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Mik Mother o Sic " ‘ | So arp N00 sEEDED DIAMONDS 7 for EVERYBODY ia mi IMMUN! HIND | .. | Ladies’ pepe AS et tas Manufacturers * @ = . 2 , , rec- "Hon Cy ~@ THE ~ " x W Ty t+ 1 } eed ons ol e : ‘ nes - cael y eas } solid Ture, ae 7 _—— | i 4 ys - . Regu- — Y Gents’ Figi da ch phires and fi aeesere 2 || Phonogr a green or Rtn 20-year eases. eo om ea Frere, S7emn or yellow: mond. “Others Well-Known, Reliable Makes and Popular New Models ea ee valoe. ~ $20 Q k $4 8 0 0 BRENNER & c0.. 408 Globe- Ps ea Bide. with Beautiful @ Any one of these Machines—offered at such attractive prices, will do your sew- ) Tears in Business in ing smoothly and easily for vears. And coming just at this time, these groups will ur Present Locati /- 6th AND PINE STs. FloorLamp suggest to many, a Christmas gift that will be a constant reminder of the thought- ee ine , fulness of the giver. and Records cf Tn \\ & a : paign committee belley: SUNBEAM Daring This Sale Only BRAK a: 1s ; s i att ae of] ene rh if etre ’ fe rincess Sli ‘ serthed, due to lack of Sold ™ Our =, a | ?() : “> =e CABINET HE Seer: Club Plan Col an ce! ved o ne of tha grand.- ( cor “TSS se . nthronie oo ' | eae he p - 4 owance stume or “Pri ncess Slips 4 m 47 i on on ee enter / } eins =O? —w ill be made for nade of splendia ies compos? iy Sete as If vou have f : ee | be made on any of : 4 quality a y are asked-to com- you nave trom . > to 7 rooms vou re, see, , thesn machines with e your old machine to- — Values Extraordinary Are in These Groups of P On oe eee Ts. ) , See ee AR amma IF Arm en Cg am 9 mene ized cotton sateen with . and ac. ipa redo can enjoy Summer Heat by install- , J practically no effort. ward the purchase of mee with colored trim- ing a **Sunbeam.”’ Rec julres no a aa % ee “see Just a small cash pay- aod ae a ° ‘ : . . —————, - ; basement and as auidkly installed pes TE “—— ar ment and Gi weekly ven Phd in out de se : : . i : } . (°° 5= as a heating stove. Our represen- . | _ for the balance. partment. tative will eall if you desire and ex- — —— plain the merits of this wonderful heating system. $125 Domestic Desk Machines “10 for. = - 69 ily \n | . a Busc} M it n rt “ort 2 ———— ———= = =| , - Special at $105 IY Bier... mi. UFUENGIer hardware vo. sx 1: , With $20 y, Main Floor, u—Hote! Stat! NO MONEY ‘DOWN § ; | . nap0—Chase | imar 1018-20 C A ' EXCHANGE YOUR § . Allowance $2 50 St d a ass AVe. mm PIANO, ORGAN OR | r hon. PHONOGRAPH. We will i - s $ , ampe ‘ moo—Kroger Grocery & Bak- Est. 1884 Central 1444 allow full present ion ’ Sr a PE | ae ae oe Pia: | work ‘thane epree ARL us Static Union Mecting PIPELESS FURNACE 4 aa | 125 Artophone.. 70 175 Console... ut est imp rovements—and fully he . n ly meeting of District — — so 150 Kimball... o 100 Columbia... : ruaranteed., eX. : Cathotts Te ite off of the ie q Be ae 125 Bennewick.. 150 Victrola... . ° ; ee 2 eee ee ee ay Portable Flectric Machines pur: Wiis ‘ } t 15¢ 10 25¢ MUSLINS oba eee Ce Bales Fla \ comfort: bly and ‘‘saves eoa!l.’’ Re £ » 5m . | ee ss! OF! avenues, Thalys soace in basement. In- Annee He A. oil iano ra Standard, Dependable Models at Very Special Prices oooh pe :- 00d m n rem 03S. 5. ” ‘nd = ry >. 4 - mee? - talle , .* : 4 ls thot $05 one - ary ty ** rr c~ Bo 7 pop ut _ ™ « a Epiendiad aro aifTi Monday ai Cost and 9 Monday at Cost and Wool "my Blankets Less Than Cost PID is Less Than Cost ight 4% to 5 Ibs. “The Home of Supreme Values”’ ae 4, DISPOSAL DA Y Sample Gloves PIERS Bae hipn : ‘chinee, Paerawzon . Machimes «i... nent eee pe chamots ee wrating a new policy in merchandising ; ms | i ne da nN ver onth we ar awa : ‘ | . ) used 0 ly as samnples; offered : posses gpm 1 Co | ne ; aly 7 guaranteed yine ym cle y ’ ; it less than 633 sesaneine See "$31 mechs p $39. 50 ‘e AT COST OR LESS THAN COST Mh M, eae Drop-Top Machines | Expert amuguing-- Garments that do not fit properly .— Ta) /r i -of Lawing and Norwood makes: two and makes ip done by our 9 BO a, ie A 4 . - a aa : : FR a 2 Glee cote -— ve . 4 re >t *~ “ph A ARS , Te a ui Se th See ia oe o ern OE aay 8 e+ a ee pate anes" ~- ~ a ~ Gh we eee ame es a) a ~ gether pm tn me ye es ee SO ae \ -- ~ Ws oe Sat i aa em Se nL wr 5 identi oo ae RS Me Se. So W hite Rot ary Singer Machines la with fagst—-o! en : ; . : ; : 8Ca..C Dec uster Cc ; . . - : . . Lf i : en LOT ~ ' home 7 , ry ry) Ju ° . ~ e comp let a Set Moa £ , nivy at .* . : - at 5 ry N 7 a ‘ : s —— n - . + 5 A ‘. 7 : 7 , The Variety of Fabrics Is Complete CREPES CREPE-BACK SATINS STREET FROCKS SATINS POIRET TWILLS PARTY FROCKS VELVETS CHARMEENS BUSINESS DRESSES BENGALINES GEORGETTES TRAVELING DRESSES “MEN’S OVERALL cee. Pi 95 ms heey att ak 3 bp y ae se , ‘ a anion ~Aoapne 4 tips ai naa nee te dating “alan: aie TaN tk, cnn f mm Ri hie eke. Anger meee angen - lo Sd ; «. 4 - 7 . a . W*es For Stewart's Disposal Day ack engine, tender, 2 coaches. $1.0 Clearance of 141 Fur-Trimmed Coats Sain ERM (ie That Formerly Sold fee | Just the thing aabeeaiae I : | | re * . E: | ae Y oo | Y / | These Coats are priced to move fast, in | [tees gees Er agg Bow 8 $2.50 Tos , some cases at much less than they cost us pel | [Dieses & = izrintea, __ | Sold Only at Business Office _ a. Es ee | : He $4 Combination Rack. q@eewry | Luxuriously Fur Trimmed : fj Delighttul New Shades # : > rr ng 2 ot =* Se GD GO, Oo f) (9 «Oo or asi a ©> £3 Doll Snulkers special Cranberry Red Oxblood Penny Brown Marmink (Dyed Marmot) Squirrel Muskrat French Seal (Dyed — Saddle Morocco | Caracul Black ys — —_
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ptt ihe. PRL ek ee es ee Fee on Site ci lics og eee ee hele A pgp BS POOEIES, EPO GOES PDI SR EEO TET ES +9 it, ot aly. RS AR ng RR RON 6B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ‘The Daily dtm -DISP. 1TCH wen lone has s MORE aslel Circulation than the morning and one other evening ee ecm ED HE i \ . WK} Ry z! 1a) ae! iss | Rid Ae) aa bi f2 3% fT « deve ea fide gs ivde pe: o« a 4 } HANH Pea yeV Ry pesye it Ry tay fe, tit - econ isis be ie ted ss is ississ « * . Lied | 2 \* ik ae A: Soa 28 se oa 84 PEEEE EE sa aa 23 sd ae “4 CREE Ceete wy St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store —Now Reflects the Yuletide Spirit ‘ . : WWihA2uUOii VO PELs Cisleil -—? Tinenitnan?t Star For i > . '* > (af 2 Lec ui i al . . > 7 tye ee ie > > —-* > I - ~ > I ei a = its ~ » > — + > } 7 , _ in e - ~. 479 ; i~ > s ~ + t W r > \ > ‘ > e.' = ‘ - bi —_— a > - -. -~ _ > wo ~ ‘ 3808 25 vé fi -£ivers sii sc - + + ‘ ~ whor -y want to please TT) ~ of : L- _— ehaeraetar Vominant im pUuyilg — tLererore > - ° . -_- ’ re FP oF > —— - dominant In value-givinge—factors chen hk moka hse pr crenrnr-r wh Waite ria@aazé — sia - *—_ + T2 y ; —e- ”_ --|F rpe cominan r _ Stre2zs Store > Reaily Practical Gifts'—Beaatiful All-Wool Blankets (Te n= Special, SQ)\.95 the Pair .... ae @ Warm, soft — is, woven of pure aged woo P| : , Some hawe dinar some overcast ends. 66 () in box Sia asus a A! i eu od Cotton Flannelette The popular > } oe - ; — + > — —_ on 5 Fancy Cottom F'lannelette in fadbric—ideal Yor oe work, an excelent assertment of col. etc. ne rard wie. Priced ors and patterns. i¢ 20¢ een. the 9c ches wide: the rard. Charming Gifts—New Heavy Wilton | Velvet Rugs iT. $45 Valze. » oe. ... e a _ he: +) r- «. 7 ' + 8 “"s : ’ @ Under the heading of “useful gifts.” consider these " . 2 . ® ., . ~ 7". . , —s : italien me Yx1-! Rugs. Auiev are a iraDiv woven— " ~ 4 = 4 - 4 — = / . - - and Or.ered in 3 4 arieTty } i ~ tv] ie ~ Ww. ~— . ~ > = he =o soit ’ : - = .- is > ™ i > to - . b Sr > j rm" 2 > —s 4 + =, + ? : " SiiatitS 5 [ Ji tive (aut c niin ti an 4 ee ee Aug S t nished , ~ . » - tho ° ‘ ">. ro ed a ~ > *theag 4 MLL, *. = OTT, ATT lth GIN * —=a “ on —" Bd oa’ = —._ ‘ — a -- - 2 ~ + > 2.) 3 = ze os oe a a Croce, maagh) CERDERT $2.50 Coicred CBarmeuse, go-inck =x § ro 4 $9.95 Brocaded CS3enmtiie on Georgette ee ee == & 17 3 = eeai $2.48 Silk and Wool Spiral Crepe. 40-in. . 3 ; . ~~ = a i 7 e Z ~ ~ at —f cm 3 ow nix ait ie Dee i ee $2.98 Colored Satin Canter, g0-12ca x 3. a= $ .- *2 ed OIicg e} ac . 4 535 —— * + a —_ ro - + f™ « , = - Sz [Oo a 2ca . 24efo2 Crepe 8-inc2 Las y ‘e ee , owt oe _ gGeredc - epe J ~~ a - a . = i 7 ‘rg Beache .F=mbroidered Border $2.50 Printed Cape de Chrne. 40-inch ; ~= $: a Brecse ~£ mbroidered *, Ge aS - - = — : = dlls $3.50 Black Sik Wooi Fatlle, ¢0-in . -" aal dats em ne _ 7? -" - da : $s a Br -aded VY #/ver C3 George-ts $2 42 « rTreg ¥@ ereet 370- ISBc pa - FO) tt we ae = — > ~ ~+s- - os {ana a * iat aiaainelll 2 ‘ “ cs . as om $ : > £ arc M eta! = a cés 8-:9c58 ° te 4 5g Se $: pn De sea = Or cata Os ae ~ roach [a xa S$rto.95 Two-Tone Velvet Brocade i ae Se ee ce , = TA mee REP $2.50 Cclored Fiat Crepe, ¢0-inc cu a ae -_ ** a - - £ b» Ne - ~ - - * .* > ast irre arr? > if 7 —* * $8.s5 Novelty Evening Fabr “$s. ?%-i2ck $2.50 Sik-Paced Duvetyn, 76-i2 ~ dl > - = wel a> ~@ ™ i “— « mn ' 7 i" rar — 2 om he c= if; - — a . " $2 5.€a@Csi Sd@tiad . 2d euse 0-f2Cc = 3 $>.9s Brocaded Meta! Cloths, 25-inch 3¢ + ee caiman = + a = . AV $8.95 Embroidered Satin Crepe, 79-inch SS. >? =: t 47? pi} oss Hf Our Dominance in Baying Has Made Possible This Great Event—Beginning Monday Pre-Christmas Silk Sale ‘Ss St. Loui Store for i. +} oo n of the seasons fav bois.“ silk. silk-and- wool +}, = rN 1a a = ene find $l, ‘tT wav inese exquisite weaves Willi 111d tueil ? ; , - ’ ~~» vy | Pa aot VU il1iG@ AC seiecuons. ~r = ee in - Spétee .oe4¢@ Gia ® 4 C —- > - ~— wit a® 4 a3 we “7 . i 7 * : > olrella Psyche Sancaiwooe f t - }" * & la - a ——— j ‘ Oz ct PF i@sa oes eee ae ee : Go ‘7 A °* er - a —_ = £ “i 3 que ws iO TIOL . occd P 2Zilod Oa@vata v_ > a Mexico Veer ~Ligaiget é -_ " * ~ wr ~*~ -* o — fagcue ~ Or ai v-_ = . Pink Black Saimonr - a ~~ ~ —_ = . -~ - —- ~~. «= ~ ~ - ~~~ ~~ _- ~ ms - — - . D — — = . - ~- _ , et rf2 2 re Caz = yy >46. t t § Black Silk Velvet $5.98 Quality, Yd., $9).59 > - > 21” e > eo wn a mae Loe mews © | _ ~~ > loan _ “~~ ’ . &@ a ind — gm 2 > = ~ on — > »~ 2 -_ —_ - ~ _ a . ~~ soT - . - ~. - ts —s wa | - —_ a -_—_ 3 \ road 2 7 ‘ - i. ' 50.000 Yards of Fashionable Weaves in Gleaming Array—Offered at Impressive Savings. result of a special trip made by our buyers to the East ern markets, a silk. te 1d-metal and fiber fabrics. Here in p materials to assure the smartness of vour had a trocks and gowns—and len tO ti - } , A - bh A mr snore 71 | ‘s> 4 + 7” +} ITY cpt >. “7 + 4 : ry cT 7 . : tii te OP ‘ ~ io -« — : -" haa —_—- * ~—- . —_— te - - o a ie = = ’ " D« . . * « -_ . > . 7 = * —— > - - —— a - ~ — ~ Or “x*nec ~ on™ . > : ~ > —~— " i i —_ —_ ~_—_ — —_—- - aad . ~ ww — = > - : . . — : - ~- - 27 = “oO. * ies —- a7 7 oe * — ~~ Oc ~ > > , > _ - > amr. +\ “—*- se * aa FP + ' > - ~ " -_~—— iA ne FeSEes. Tee +i us - —_ * - & ~ - - ~ - ~ _—_ ~ ~~ ——_—> * . . - el . . abe IS . -_- Se ‘ >...“ ’ °D > a by Prt = 4 } 7 | - : ee |6Ul SE SO SBS BR RE Se SS ae eS * 7 - ~ —— - . oo . . . . . > . . . ° e —)606l Se SD. SB OS OD Ea a GC a ee > ~ _- > ~ -__ = i ; ? > - -_ + 7 - a 4 - . ermal . . 7 . ‘ ppears \Viondav in i 7 hristmas boxes—evide! ~ seer «+ * * * ~~ a & & tA Ww W oc gs. ¢0 iz - ~ -_ sS- -~— . é (her a (seorcertte 7 eel eZ ~~ ae oe — 4 -_s oe w~ & & -_- — os $ . Dla = ‘ hs . . - 2 7 J ~~ f-.2a — > .£ _ Zz > ss - _ > ce Printed “repe 32 { Pre - - ey w - * CM \ - ~~ . is 3 -_ ~ = _- - _- a = = S ; > é 2 — e ? — - * a o » 4 ft» «> Ow ~% ~ wees € ah & u& ~~ wo ~~ ee tn ie {> ie) uo fe i) / ia, s * ‘ a | he > r) % fi, % . 5 ™ '» + Ww ta o I " LF) “ te ™% fe Bay Say Sey ty é€ *7to%11- Novelties $2.48 to $3.50 Dens” s+ —— _ we e2aTres Saw — — = Black Satin All Silk | | aE Canton Georgette | $3.38 Quality, Yd., Special. the Yard | —— $ ,, . — = ; . error — 2S vty ! : —— el . oh | . : - - ' . e¢ iz it - ’ is Ges * ois see . ‘ re! in ss de , . 4 : = le i | > -~ ~~ ™ Tt . ~ sa rrett rene ; * os ~ — = ™ ~_— ~ > ee — * os ~ - -_- ~~ nee © — cr > i . 3 ~ > - - = - ~~ > rr er x 2a T Z —_—o- al Pe 7 ua .. is ». at. sth 5 nm ee lil aiv® assures @ , $5.50 ~ . vr ‘ : — . - [=> -* _— af ~ 3 - =” WV orth- waste — sre here. ' or this event—1n an yrofusion are the | es a _ $5.95 Dolls ths OI many O' thous wh itful cifi ; —m ' - ng e e ie 7 tm qe tiie sie en ameremangsroe ape armere 4. . PO ge ee TE nee ee > bossa aan acy Ape coche | seca $7.75 Fabrics: pe cre id erase $12.98 eee © © © & rr © @ © eee «+ © © « $1.98 [lrawig i $2.50 Stome wares | Careful Shoppers 12 o and ease eFn = 4 7~ - oo ~~ 5, ar ~ Monday—A Remarkably Profitable Opportunity to Beautify Your Home for the Holidays With Overstuffed Suites and Chairs | : : ~ — — a ee 7 eee RP + A et on a ~ Mee Pe AP ales th rR RE SaaS ALE oe Toa, ead 4 * ~ 7 » > ‘ . ™ 7 > -= rs 4 jh ‘ ~ — - rm . a -_ an 32.* eae ‘ ” i ’ _ .. iTS ana other OP i & oe are ij ;i™= § : . bee Si« . - —_ ~ > ~~ ~ > — at ; , > : Vv 4 : zs v extreme. Certainly this wili De a wek * 7 ~ “ - -- - -~ ~ ra oO \ og > ~ 7 r . _—- ~~ +e “ :'. - > «a = > ‘~~ oe J a a es uVes . « as § VU A Vv : a. initia —_—- — = ~ ee, Te -__ — ~e XY - $ J A) . . ’ - . ~ Velonr ?. Pierce Qu e755 On -- a as ~ = . »- wert VU — + 2" 5 > —— ~ ~ ~~ seenaiii ¢o- => | = -» «a» ~ —~ ~» du -_ Ve » FPG OY > >- Mahkese Git. Cowen AN ~~” & — - — w . — ee he wn ——— _ - - D- . WwW 4 — — ~ — soe -- ~— > , ~ ~ ~~ > a one ha «we 2S Ss: J _ = ua. 7 ~~" 2 : - ~ > = 200 * ~~ ~ * ~ he ite CS ease = JU ~ D- - Vv = G.~-.+ *=7 AST —_— os . 7 ~ ow & ~ + © nde ~ = of _—> ~~ we ~~ Ww — , eon Vw = _ = P / ~~ /; | -. _" -_— % - > wwe pret “= $95 ; 5 . > Tia Suisse af WMakaie RA Ad \ _— ~ * ~ tos mn OF ed nts, > Wee. & ~~ > D- nd = . . — } ~~ - Oh =-Piece Lous ZVI Mohair Suites $250.0 ~~. ww ¥ - = e . . eet Rel rol "ara xc —— ” + -” e7 Oc ' ~ ew ery res a «& > dea ~ = ~ - Ose .. USC lOnS . oi da Oe = > e .P area 4 "Cc“e7 Strie Vi ~r ac —-+ qoos .. —s - > — hae we F +. ~~ - 5, 6. "Ss ui ves ma w ~ . ~ — 4 i homies — , a ~~ Paints 4 VGATS anc Rocker a $30.00 Overs" . _ ‘pe wy =~ an ——_ ~~ ‘/* — 7. os ss _ $37 , WM «ko ~ oe a al = Se Win - » >. monair and Tapestry Wing Chair $64 0 T.. ~ ~ " 5 ° — ~, > —_ - e - ~*~ Taupe C Sateen Chair $42. 5¢ : -| ; a | -n— i ae | > —- . _- * ed - vw l- wii S ~~ 4 >s s ra | & &2 . fo. s eT i.ais Gis * ” , rk m2! : . -_— —- + _ - ~~ -« + a + in tt. . — ~ » + - «= *s ’ : : = = al >» \ —-_— ss — } AC - e Dome Imore —_ -- avi ive id . _~ = > - - . — $90.00 Taupe Cotton Sateen Chairs $80.00 Mohair Chair, carved legs. $300.00 High-Back Damask Char $125.00 Tacpe Mohair Chairs $115.00 High-Back Leather Chairs $150.00 Overstuffed Ciub Chair... 50.00 Taxpe Velour Chair $37.50 Painted Chairs and Rockers $375.00 Damask Love Sets, mahogany base ... 3187.50 $57.00 Ottoman m Queen Anne Style...... $28.50 $225.00 Leather Overstuffed Davenport .......$112.50 | , 150.00 Sousa Guiifen Mohair Chair . . .$75.00 | $100.00 Mohair Chair, mahogany-finished base. $50.00 $60.00 High-Back Velour Wing Chair | $30.00 ; $400.00 Carved Needlepoint Tapestry Chairs $200.00 Bissell s $4625 Black and Blue Chairs or Rockers . $23.12 4 easy running... ‘75 Dutch Ovens a: ‘“}rtewelt” make Scarts a » Siento : +? retro T Bz a —_ ah. remoraehbie Way eee $18.75 ; a a sie very seen E., cover $2 00 wtih _* ae: . aitieiiie Baeemest (.al ter ‘ i a: —
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~ SUNDAY. j oT. “DA . ov vEMBER 20, 1 30, 1924. Be Das POST -DISPA C 57.6 a i 024, NOVEMBER uly TCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulaticn than BOTH other evening news MIIPINE than Bi ther evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cu cee ee - ee ~ — - = ee ——— See Our Other Annoy, a 5, 8 “ 9, This Section [mas splore is in Wa omplete oat ness Distributors of M ail i in Missouri and the West = | F | New Dress Flannels rs ZR-4 Radio Sets | , NY, | $2.98 Value, $2 39 | t Complete 75 i = | uaa 1 | $49.7 | > hinatior 54 inche wi “Th I } a sy u ands f owners WV Fj tubes 4 eevee eal | rd Fioor , ; | Sixth Fleer || We Give an, ).. Stamps va Poy nations: | St. Louis’ Store for : ) | Monday—Our Dominance in the Presentation of Fashions Will Be Further Revealed in This Offering of IfS Newest Frocks at Savings mapas apo pened Moy y Worth-While Savings nd Giles are here! Choose dolls for i- course—guggpecially priced groups that in- pealing mer groups here listed are only ing Kiger sro"? ee $32.50 to $49.75 Values - _ ; 4 » 5 ™ you may proltitadly a 4a the is SLO Kings Mamasoeee Dolls $9.95 Dolls } i 7 | Ge sande MaKe - hat Mama Dollis with oe. : rP \ | * a ooving ey : . faces, 0 ving ey nat- S i ] 7 4 a | Mande ec dtce-trimmed amy urally curly hair and a ecia 3 a4 (Ae , | ; Sed stockings." $3 89 ements outfit of $7 25 re? ie $e / tia * For Practical Gifts—This Group of ' a Vise ; L ‘ » i | Do / / 3 Yo 1 ees ce se cee | » / | sample Garments ing ‘eves vi I lash es et urally curly ha LU ean eet yy iacen wee tel we “— = oF oo ie Pe ings; Mondas $8. 33 | Smart Daytime and Evening Modes , — er “59 ery are lavishly used on some models, while By Selecting Monday, You May Save On | a | braids, laces and applications of self material \ a ees 95 Machines : $19. 50 Trains } are finishing touches on other Dresses. | Wo en’s (sift Hose PR gt «a OT el GI, eine * » ie + " " Af * potas is » ~~ re nud — heal a - =”. SO 8m me eee EET OE I aI ts ste, sre swiacnil ir cars, w le gauge slides “$13. 5 ! * ar vers $14 95 | | —Of Pure Silk and Beautifully LaceClocked $6.95 Coaster Wali tires... $5.25 | Our Costume Salon Presents | 2 Ty Ringe | on EnsembleCostumes | ‘{\\i ace? $7 47 os oe ss+ | pies: FY ocks and Gowns | The New Suits of Coat and Frock, $75 to $100 Values | j 1 Oe Sr ther~e, Te ee... ae ome YP A ene ee rea Pot ee. rr NA $16.50 Automok Miecchanical § $1 Mechanical THR... c....6... . $2.25 Teddy Be 25 | Originally $59.75 to $275 @ Lace-clocked Hose are ideal for Christmas giving, eo if you do not require them for your- $1 oo Building eeeeoeeeseeere ees : a ' ‘ | $2.50 Gilbert's prvescces.. - 91.91 : 2%, a ) oe Seecs Bhi ; % i 4 self, consider them as gifts. All are full fash- mae a a tereeeese.. -BL45 : \y jioned, with silk or lisle tops, and you have oe | Aft Savings | IX choice of several colors as well as black Hose . Be Settee eeenen ee ‘ % s Py $1 Mechanical KR@........... oc ' e212. 4: F : i: aa ' , | 66 ” Cc: ° $10.95 Velocipedeal............ $8. 43 ee To this exceptional group we recently added many $1.75 “Surety Silk Hosiery | new Ensemble (‘ostumes and if seeking one of these These full-fashioned pure thread silk Hose ' ; eee = Pu : : Choice for Wy tf alues as this have made r Glove Shop foremost tn || border styles and various dainty colors , — aa we , t such In this || | : . . serving omen and misses "or these fine French Gloves are |i kinds, | | of @3 Nent auality Kid, Deautilui/y mad LY itn #s.rap ris. and fj hi , y 6 Cit 2 a. ehe emantedt quleisaek hike | Handkerchiefs “ Aas i" isd sad ‘ ‘ OU to S10 Pieces oo to > i exh Piec es $2 . 0 to wu. 50 P} ow Ss in all-white. or wit) misses: f imported . decidedly new | c\ ‘al at $1. 1 and $2.00, or each. 25¢ 35¢ $3.75 Carving SCts Si. pe eeeds s > | a *, ~ S > 50) plack mbroidere woo!) t style; braided tops Main Fleer ; - i@ Coa . ecial Ren ‘ ee one los ' ot ¢ bon 1 ‘ > $4.50 Casseroles. & ieee $3.6 Special 2D 9D Special dD 9d ” d = Apatite sconaplipaes isu tg aes iow magn Preset -B ae 5.15 ——— Monday. .— — oo oe — ae «s »” a . — | emetic Special!—“Bobby McLean” Shoes and (7.95 De Lame ° Monday .. 4.25 Bread Boxes he + 6.06 6 «2 i $4.50 White wos , ee 8 37 | Just 7 . ° ae **¢ pe “a> -! a-\ ” "- aan ae © 6 « - = od . + Z ‘ “’T) . gjresses. a 7 us ‘ry ‘ment ‘th ‘ii line ar - * _ , CC — lore, ith th Anint ther art s—each one neatly Plat emai ereag in new : | 1c fronitae.. ioe 3.6 | a saat hand-embroidered ons | SS ~ | e6.5 res: Folds ' ; — 2. est eedle-cr% asc ists : . . | ve e V 1 7 4 e _* " .- * . > « . 4 ) = $15 re + ‘ ot i > ft ; ) ; , | —_— 5 Clothes Ham $1.80 Griswold Mage 75e Stamped Aprons Stamped Spreads 7 She Die. —For Practical Gifts * Mills, Roc Sugar ( al>, hit . tees *~s 5 ae a > tem te etatas te shi Aes hed: . ccessories are Ss &Q | > | 5c Garbage (4 “Se: :-... a a > ees a oe age - a — , dG novelty fabri e ° 1 4“ me P i ; 2 , f ros¢ saga ie cecaten ts Ci: Seg a » tome. =—=— t .\ | @ These are the well-known cham- Pies agit : fs h and Fret Knots font * . A\ 19 | pionship racer and hockey outfite— “my 25 Coftece amped signs quickly wor 1: each —-* oa | Bt, BX $4. 95 Value, “8 ; personally sponsored by Bobby Me- } 7 re | . a if ~~ ~~ , | ‘ j r 8 & | long har . : 1¥ ' ) 7 - ~ - sev runnti! td k ies na and insertior rf hunch 10 rl 79 of new a “ Abe 848 88 q b 4 « i\s ees. » Ws’ 48 ° « : : ; — C Third Fleer Basement (atter | : eee valu — for headed hare: tn I=te ; ~~ th Fleer i —
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a en ll 2 2h SORE EE A RR I moe CO = oe oe a SS ES Re Pee ee A ee ee ooo ee Special han the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation . , a r? ’ , , rr = svi ~ ~j-« ee and Redeer 56 4 S668 Books . - s . - A ak oe - _, ia#»n di sf _ fu Lf Ss) | : ed Al titéa Three-Day Selling o Unusual Offerings of Jewelry, Silverware, Leather Novelties and Beaded Bags, Made to Induce You to Secure the Advantages of a Complete Selection. Early Christmas Buying, and to Enable La Tausca Offered for Three Days at A Saving | mys, bi » ep i RE Rie ah apg PAE ST RRS a ES le I= ae Le foe. ee ae oo sbi eMSLE Me ¥ w Sale of Beautiful Watches Presents Noteworthy Savings on Dependable Timepieces ~ 7 - a SS ° TW? ay ond . ) ——— + ‘vy a 4% ety SOU , % en Va 95 $19.95 . 4 x -*@ . oa r 4 e e c e x ed ° guar rarry DQ. ~ re 7 . — ? N ’ : Ad = ‘ . — q — a ad ~ / 'r » : “= © _ ecere** = - eae —-~ ° — >ers—are presented | ~ “a 4 ~~ « oe Be ee ee ee be i en i") , “wr errr e reer CEVENLEN ey, Ty i be *) ‘> . ig _a—Wain F eer rw See Oea—Wais Pteer Sale of Standard NSilver-Plated Tableware See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5, 6, 7 and 9, This Section FAMOUS - BARR CO. Largest Distributors of Verchandise ‘ = . . LL if = etail in Missouri and the West. f Gift Merchandi goo Old Dutch Style Cigarette Cases — . rene. mee etn Queene Tricolette and Radias @ Beautiful Casemn handsomely wees. lined noid 3° cigarettes Bloomers We Gip # ash or Cefvrverecere erate f “Oe er veryyy anvy ett 4 air 3 a - - — = 7 “2 _ > & res ° ac _~ an r ee : Sale of 1000 Pieces of S79 Values at boc to MY *» - o) a a - - . 2 . ~ 7 ~- 7? ~ > ._”- ~ ~ ~ ° ™~ ¥ ™ ’ — = a + — — > >» * ~ - ~*« yo ~*+ = = -~ a —. 0 Se ups swerve = = - aig =~ - ~aShO°S Sait SZaKeers 7 _ — : = ~~ ~a = i ae? ’ So > ‘5 pe lf - =_ - ol ’ a - ‘ a S a \ waa = we. § > -_ ALL azvergZo0i@ LIS2 rn = - ~~ - 799 2 _orree o€ts —s — = an - a ‘ : . Wear P'arre Idd Pieces 22 wets - ’ , - ¥ = ~ wet t*Ayw & " ( = — : = x ~ _ ~~ ~— —— « ee > ~ — *% ae $20 set 1 0 - or ~~ > o or a @& ™ —_ > > 2 = 2 > 438 wi Stlver-Plate Tea Sets, 4 pieces, for $10.95 A , ail,serware “ectiern—Vatea Fleer Imported Leather Gift at Ue to $l (ala Srave ‘ ee, a” | 200 Mah Jongg Sets | $12.95 to $50 Sets Offered in a Sale, Begin- mng Monday Morning at a Saving of = _— J - 3 - = ow ? NH ws i ‘ JI € . 2 -2 rae . id _— —e mn - « : ~ a _? = aT ah are a » | "2 ——— —_ . . : mits . are gentine ‘Inese ° = rm - & .» +> . 2 = . ~~ o —_— _ c.ear ) and Cam s, charming -_* a” age + @ 7 > “—? . ~ “2 -~ » 4 _ — — : : ei : ‘ -* * - _— = = *”— 5 eo 7 i Amet *® an ma a in, ’ _ 3 : en . *s —"s.* Chonese cases. | $4.75 Mah Jongg Racks With Money, Special $2.95 Mate FF leer ovelties Are Featured Leather Geeds tectien—Wain F' eer Sale of Diamond Jewelry Offerings of Extreme Beauty, Priced Remarkably Low SS Tl - * . — $165 Diamond Dinner Rings, $124.50 an ° a s WJ - \ =~ eq a »* ws Tt) rmrince tele Tt ttc} “> es 24 +}. irom 17 -~ “7 1) — oo - ‘ ~ : Li 4 se A — . : . =’ *> & 2 AA ie ‘ . AB iaa ; ' LAAs i ae : as J ick i! meas ) . 2 sual brilliance. Manv lovelv desigms appear in this collection. which is “f> “xtra nary interes yr more sapphires add distinction to each Ri > i 3 } ~- = r| . "V6 = AS LC 2 = a = 1 ‘ ad e “ = i. Pa a | - — a ' — _ _— 7 a.3 i - 3 a or er ar _ **- : ane ? ro c—”—O 3 -_ | . ~ + - an) 5 > > 2 ~”-— ~~ ih. » . - 2 ~ 4 ra. _ eal in] . rs > | 7 ~ ae 4 - s — <3 | ~~ aot ioe 4 77 oo nm '? . aa a ~ —- ae ae te A EN gg 5 ee. Ag Bomens« biack eeeeeeeeee eee Very Specially $*) 4% le Lu —— | $19 Moleskin Hatbexes, round. handsomely lined =) 58 (ladstone Case. cowhide. Prather ‘tined $19.75 Cowhide “altca«es. «trapped rmeand alrut $22.50 Cowhide Bags. beavy stock. sewed frame $7.58 Bleck Pullman (Cases. arapped. ical her Overtand Bags. Cowhide. strappe<!. irather lined cobra-cgrain cowhide ( a=, round model, with fancy shirred pockets: $22.50 value for Women's light-weight leather Bag~; $11.50 raiue *irth Fleer LELREETEOVE EE TET Ta ots ae oe, ai Oe ee ee ee A Monday 4 $2.50 to $ Specially Prie €@ Attractively figured lace rv or biege tints; in 3 to .¥ ji ind finished with thread or Special at. pair... edgea. Special the a --- $7.50 Blanke blue or goia. Size Tex8? inches and with ribbor-beund
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a SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1998 gt": NDA AY, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS. POST- DISPATCH — 9B we —_—-— ee all : Dee e epee eee eh Ee hE church plant, which wi cos See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5, 6, 7 and 8, This Section (IPERA CHORUS Cr HOOL | $15 ee we ee d — Tricolette and Radius steucants | en. @itin cut-ctune ane ette Cases | ' gag : | ‘trimming. The congregation was | Purses | 10) (IPEN THIS = amnion Dec. 38. Se : A $1.50 to | eld in Rubicam Hall, Grand al . vale $I 9 tt $2 Values. 95¢ bo and Potomac street. q Womens Rl. tat € Leather Purses in va- ee able binetis rious styles, includin Applicants for Parts in Munici-| __—=§ ADVERTISEMENT mases, handsomely wood. wed cuffs le 2 pouch, undef-arm an - 7 _. i ae |. ee ee «5 © Oe eee - - > ri - — Id 50 cigarettes. eirpehes 10ng. We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in swagger effects. Fitted pal Productions Can ietetek: y ree. on First Three Days. ) “ Main Fle, with mirror and some on Basement Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles sade Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West. have ooin purse. Basement - ] Se q An Extraordinary Feature in the Basement a: Store Monday—A Sale of 17.50 to $22.50 Coats At the Unusual Price of ivy | §8t. Louls singers who desire places in next summer's Municipa | Opera chorus and who have not 'registered for admission to the | training school] for choristers matin- | : qa tained by the Municipal Theater | YOUTH Association may do so on tomor- >) row, Tuesday or Wednesday. En- Many thousands of St, 'rollment of chorus applicants be-| Louis parents bring or send gan last Monday and more than! their children to the Mise a egg have registered for the | souri Theatre every week in t ning course. . The chorus school will open to- the year. This Famous morrow night at Unity Hall, Grand Players theatre is the sub- and Page boulevards. Classes wi!l| conscious school for a vast be held on Monday, Tuesday, Wer-| army of young people. nesday and Thursday nigh‘s, , ; weekly, until general rehearsals Realization of this always begin for the first opera to be pro- | Shapes the program of this duced next summer at the open-/| entertainment center, air theater in Forest Park. 4 The first week of the school| World events and news in will be devoted to examinations of| pictures — science — travel chorus school applicants. These | —the best in pictorial edue examinations will be conducted by " j David E. Russell, Frank Rainger| C2t0n. Music of all lands, and Charles Previn—manager,| Alluring dancing. And stage director and musica) direct-| topped with Famous or, respectively, of the theater as-| Players-Lasky Paramount sociation, Pictures—al w bes As has been announced, the entertai ” — — ’ : | training course, which in previous CCE CELEEBCEC. cre, ine ‘years was limited to a study of | deed, is an amusement the vocal numbers of the various place that unfailingly ape operas forming the open-air thea-| peals to the eye, the brain | and the imagination. > ap \ - Fs J —— ms 5, 1 wee - € This sale affords a splendid opportunity to obtain your Winter Coat at a Saving and a | TOY | glance at the collection will convince you that Shably | | i : these Coats are some of this season’s most un- a | i f usual values. The stvles are correct, materials 5124.50 : “ those most in favor and trimmings attractively used. Moreover, each garment is warm and to 21 Diamonds of un- : serviceable lection, which is one of | : tinction to each Ring. 4 Foes a Seen, _ter repertories, has been widened ne oda v ee a ot ‘ = oe Fe to include training in all branches of stage work. Chorus candidates = 58%, a will be assigned to classes in ac- af nd cordance with their individual qualifications. Classes for train- ing in music sight reading, ensem- ble singing, dancing and dramatic “4 reading will be organized. Instruc- | | : /* | tion in stage deportment will also | wary =» Cpictures a ‘be a feature. | TERVICS Wy FE CHARACTER The theater association hag en- [gaged both Rainger end Previn co FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRES &@ yearly basis and they wil] serve |as instructors at the school as well | | The Homes of Paramount Pictures ‘as eupervising the productions to | . ‘be made next summer. Both have | been associated with the opera en- | 10 Ibs. C. & H. Cane he | terprise for three years. ugar. . Consideration of operas for next U Gran. Sug Goods summer's repertory is now occupy-_ Special Blend Compoand ing the attention of the Executive | Productions Committee of the, Coffee; a real good | theater association and an an- | drink . 3 Din enews nouncement of the 10 works to be Sweet Drinking Ar produced may be expected shortly oe salliete anewiiee reayi = Fabrics are Bolivia, block and plain $45 to $72.50 polair and suede velour, fashionably SU ee en trimmed with such becoming furs as cottish Rite Rings Manchurian wolf, moufflon, mandel and $38.25 ° $60.50 . +a - muskrat. Basement Economy Store Beginning Monday, This Timely and Helpful Very Special Selling of Women’s Taffeta and An Underwear Sale For All The Family—Featuring 3 ‘ —s ete : oe " ¢€: an s * e ° ie Sale of Gloves Satin Hats Men’s Union Suits ing s erest many Jewelry Section—Main Floor ; oa 50 to $2. si oe ee C $5 Value, for Seconds of $1.50 fo $1.75 Grades. . $ . 0 pairs of era season and the chorus schoo! | Coffee; Ib °a° ome may be obtained at the offices of Orange Peko BOec the theater association, 1880 Ar- Tea; lb. ge © evetere « ‘cade Building. — $9.00 Eagle Stamps with ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH TO ‘il DEDICATE CHAPEL TODAY New Idaho Hon- 2 to 16 years. At.cccam or satin. Jhey are heavily ; ‘ Union Suits Children’s Underwear ves nee hildy eee } s rc +) a thir oC far immedia te wear vaueres 5 fleece-line A cote “oe sleeve vests or ankle- or brown. me itt p b) ei pia Ty de eee se g ton Su its in lone sleeve, lengt wine Atl pines & te | | b as well. Choose from a large va ankle-length styles; pla fleece- : i ad 4 h ‘ . cy nds of $ 4 at at 0 ato . taped waist. G zes. Offered pa 7 vies ane « oe 1.2% grades he riety Of Sty! and snapes. $1.25 Value . -mmrcocas oC Basement Econom: fore Basement Economy Store a. each Basement Economy Store i Your Opportunity to Save Considerably in This $2.50 to $3 Woolens eran Church, 8721 South Grand boulevard, will be dedicated at 10:30 a m. today by the Rev. Frederick M. Hanes, pastor of the church. The Rev. John F. Seibert, The chapel “of the J Advent Luth- ey; 5. lb. can. TFA Blac ck, Green oF @ Mixed; 3 lbs Just arrived, our 1924 crop Holiday Nuts Church tn America, will deliver the Gedication address. including the much-wanted plain flannels; also checked, striped and plaid weaves—all 54 inches wide and suitable for many purposes. $2.98 Navy Tricotine , $1 .98 French Plaids f-inch navy, all-wool] Tricotine—for | All-wool, 40-inch dress fabrics in navy frocks and suita, Of eplendid weight | with silk hairline plaid pattern in oon- and special at trasting shades. Special, $1 39 —— ——- $1.69 i ° yard eee@eee@*de@w#neee#e eeeee*#e- Basement Economy Store Afternoon exercises, starting at — - 5:58 o'clock, will include addresses 4 South Broadway The Rev. Eldon C. Dolbeer, | Free rield missionary of the Illlinpbis Sy- | City Delivery Phones: jnod, and The Rev. Arthur H. Arm-| Add Postage Main 2552 strong, executive secretary of the, to Parce ‘Church Federation of St. Louis. | Post Orders Main 1263 The chapel is the first unit of the) _ Seconds of $4 to $6 Grades d-Knit | »« _— eaded Bag's arkable Savings $40 to $50 Values for $2 i 95 e fashioned these Bags by floral. carpet. tapestry and WEEP rn meene a «- : Choice of 3000 Pats 68. evcacke yard mee 0&4 6 PO 6 OOS BEFOO OS + Quite a Saving on These Men’s $10 to $12 Sweaters Irawstring style or on at- | ~ EA © Novelty Shoes in newest, up-to-the-minute styles. Some were he ¥Y are tlie sort, flexible i e Ss°Ccu ired from a local lob er. Ww hile others are from our ownd stock. 4 Offered at a Price of . 9 85 dies and are nicely lined. ' Included are Oxfords one and two straps, cut-outs and combina- ; : ‘ Cc Heavy le Sweat ers in : oine " fe chs ee ee en ee ee a: eee a = ae be one a aD oe mate c'loor : tions. The leathe rs come in brown and Denk kid and calf, Pp: itent, . ) : nbo and Dp Kc: it weave They have satin, brown and gray suede. Choice o! are Louis, Cuban, : ) Nars and the lors t. sodv . orned ; flexib] | brown, buff, camel, cardinal, maroon, ish and low walking heels. Goodyear welt, turne d and flexible oni mpd maro pve PE ng soles. All sizes, 242 to 8, in one stvle or cain Span- 7 _ Boys’ Sweaters The Shoes are arranged on tables according to sizes making ee ae t | eee 4m cont. meet rene aaa selection easy. No mail or phone orders can be accepted ) nd pull-over styles; large roll styles ie nd fancy weaves ' Pid a” +* . . Basement Economy Store iu re Jumbo knit. . Sizes ma 95 } t “x vw Hasement : iene store ee ee ee ee . Arh te ’ ~y cy rae ~~ feo Special Groups in A Monday Opportunity for Home-Makers $2.50 to $3 Fringed Panels| Linens and Cotton Goods Specially Priced at, Each ........++++«. i TY | call Linen panei +6 inches A esse oe x ; eo wide: striped tted : patterns, e et icrer en @ Attractively figured lace Panels in various designs and 31 10 senktes 26 in lead $2.7 wei ‘ _* *e-* ‘eee 1 a? ivorv or biege tints: in oS to 15> inch widths and full lengths ou _Towel Sets | $2. 25 Pillowcases Bleached Sheets and finished with thread or bullion fring nen Sheets 60c to 95c Cretonnes Fringed Shades” —consisting (2 ‘Turkish | —ot bieache ee eee fenhkh The vogue is velvet! The fabric of royalty reigns in footwear fashion and re- ceives aright royal welcome. The Maretta, December's calendar style, in blackest vel- vet, patent leather edged, is made by Johansen and sold here exclusively in 5t. Louis. Towels and 1 4 i inch atize =D we 65 Curtains | ~ | ae | | ‘ rrossbar mar Bertie = ‘ nha tar? P - 7 er pera ith a ; ned | manda DUi- rhipar & rc | c lic } nd mor 7UALLTS pec.ai, ad vory an@ white, wit! opener ee lion “frit ee ve] and | ncenhes with - . 7, : Fr | “urtacns >. ieririé Ww } 4 : s rad : 3 (Ti sase, 3 ( Aste , ‘ : inevedl ts ¢ s.gt, vita! eg a p edge Severa ffe BP poe attract 19 Sheeting uSAD. intii te@ngt 2 . L Srnecial at ad 1. tadh Tiel eorrne | y lined ' $7.50 many room . ‘ Da 8 ; guisette =" C ‘ +, § varcs. hal at: ; eee 35¢ i Tr : - y . . .-* de, leather lined $15.75 ecial at, pal Snhecta I5 Flannelette ee ee | ee Sixth Fleor inches and with ribbon-bou ~ : lem! Fieeced ¢ ttor Plat : — 3 ; “ho ” ae light? and“ stitched : o .c ra ‘ : AY va » XQ . . te dia a ¥ —_— — . " ‘*ernhe ; : »@ —— . edges. Special the aie 2 jualit wa . 9S, - ed ir . * . , > Gad ’ ; ' & | " ; pair ewe e ©2686 OG e@ ee eo 8 6 Rasement } conom atoare & 4 at "> ’ As. ; mA al oc Basement lL_ceonemy stere . " . ro ‘ ‘+e eere ; “oe ee0eeensee ~~ > . - $ 12-foot seamless Axminster We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps , wena ' 1 d 2 secretary of the Board o! S ale of omen S Shoes rif ne ns re goods, I$ I8 : ney Mission ‘Church Eaten- ‘ : : : ; Basement Econemy Store Ahh A Phat hPa SsPaPalPahaPPP Da EMM RR adherens Pha a aT aa
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talane > Pht gas « = RR aS Miia RA . ee eee _ — LLL I A AN EO ARNE OE ONL CO TT ORI AC CAE. eet eenigatiNS ; ; en sestnienesds oe : : | ' | : The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ~- USPATCH ent LL . Seg a eg = «£ >_> => = *, 2, #&, *,) ¢, @&, — -_*. «=, & -_— =. &.,. =, =, & _~-a >, > >, =, ~*~, ~, -—, *, = Shop Early—Only “1 Shopping Days e e CO wee Until Christmas ve = -_, -, 2, “~_. #&, & =, *,. = =. =. 2s, ss, +, “+, &, *&, FF, “, *, “~~. “a “2, ~*~. “2 “a “~~. ~ Shop Early—Onl “1 Shopping Dam Until Chritmen! ROSSI 2) ——_—— -—_ © «- 2, 2, @& © BS = SS , @. & @, Bf, 2, & & SS, *, #, 2, @&, @, ®, "ee, =S Store Hours: Daii v. 9 to 3-30; a December St Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6. Olive and L. | rr > = ) MUCH wanted ar- _ tunic blouse and drones, Light nn 50¢ Each ool Blankets, Special. $6.50 Each ee ee oF ) } Men's Handkerchief Squares of D}. : oe : | tae gf er a Satin Crenes. Crepe de Chine Crepe Jersey, quality linen with white corded _ p+ : e's : : Atay (a . DOL spl t Rare. sia ; 19x19 inches. All white. tnas n tv s g : the asnes, $2.98 Yard S159 Yard 35.50 Yard White Goods Shep—Secend , ey Ser Ca, . Socin Crepes and Mediu —— = . sion -hene Brothers W | eee eee Ce Se Pine | nm Oe Cites Gb an | Crank die ae — ee ie es mtn ee ngs and zhildren’s dresses : | See a: . re ic sees rved c ges : Japanese Pongee Colored Pongee Bath Towel a a 98e Yard $159 Yard 900 Leather Handbags and Vanities © out egerstgn saseee sod color i hin goad quaiky Bom S50 I rht s = of One Towel and two Wash Cict a : a , be ‘a >. Taare = ee oort’s has assembled a particulariy notable lav of rted Coati P 8 Automobile Robes Bathrobe Blankets — P5¢ . EF Lach SSS FS} collection. High quality Silks presenting stole, "Ocatnage Saieahie Ml . — ae = . 2 4 fe rT R a E oh Colored Krinkle 2404 ~ =3¢ n 2 large se actor ~* 27 Ars r ,\F Party rE ro + lee i == /0 ae AY ‘signs stifabie for mens sbirts and bove blouses oe a eee ae —- _ i » > Man stripes.- An assortment of col- SiZe +X" nt =e -OU ~ feo Fo h * | : A A i ' PS > i ~ ‘zi os oS a that eae a | fat A JIC each or ie Silk Crepes, $3.50 December News of Items for Now and Gifts of Practica Gift A Great Christmas Gift Opportunity Provided by This Extraordinary Sale of 7000 Pairs of $3.50 Real Kid Gloves A Special Parchase Arranged for Gift Shoppers {; LOVES that have every cift-qualitv one wants to fj) iher a] ~* > a YD ~~ a» > i nat i a STe eT T@c ~ + ~ & ~ ks heavily embroidered in self and contrasting enlore co 15 Strap - ly rist Gauntlets, P. K. Sezen $60 Portable Sewing Mac Certificates For Christmas Giving On the First Floer, Cash- " e aa “or s (445 “a -_~+ — ee + ~~ 7 ~ . SA AR ¢h mth Paar Arc a Li. @ wf Tenia a 4 ha These (Certificates can he * >. : purchased In anv amonnt ~_ or * «= a > _ ~ > «= . 7 (yinves i} ‘ne ry 9 Oo ik . . rrr armaATr — a .* . ’ , 2 Vandervoort Gift Certih- ates are interchangeable - > ad 7 Co - a > +h 7 > r mercnarn —_ * —_—- = - s P = i ° cur experts match if perfes = Voorn ~ . - ?. - > _ “peat : « ~ a 4 - air for you. Christmas . ~ + 7 St, Louis a: or: Coley Then decide tor vonrveit Offered Now at Just moucn our sic@parred Ptace Tl} a Ta i _ %~@¢ = - Ps Faw | " 7 fr TT? PF a oe a once + Ie emit —* | : ? °* aA A ee eet ns : Th } ors of black with white. mode v e. brown withtan. | = SSS Sao te See Use the Club Plan of : - - ”~ = T= ~ > 3} > . . bd . > 7 9 ° . . ax e —— gTar 8: aces Sit , -. ose i ote Eh + edt 2 hs 5 “,earear > vr * ~ ~~ & —— ao : _ % = W ™. 7 Y¥. Wh; sian ’ Triton wore, 0e€aver With Mode, waite w . : | as Every our spent mm ‘ > Gai ¥ e . J | +* Beauty Shop proves everiass i ry ce {hon marr ane 2?@niar arractTe ; - e P r f All M. _— -& = - ’ ' ' TF a _ > —- — — * i ’ i mat n ” one ly gratifyizg. arts and or a ee 8:e@ iad.ee—Fir PF .cor = , _ -_ . Ee'r Beauty Shep—Tbira Sewirg Machine Shor Attractive and Practical Gifts 7 Thinking of Christmas Gifts In the Blanket Shop Linen Handkerchief St. Louis’ Favorite Silk Shop Imported Winter $ $50, $4.50 4 Bes Woolen Goods Shop is Replete With Rich Silks for Christmas Giving “=? sees more Silks chosen for i afte ana this SFPAasnn ‘ — | i iWAiic = G45°A abi } ance T . . - . . > . . + = + — \ . . : _* ’ we } » ~~ i} > : ' 4 _ std 4 aa ' . > ° > . = ’ : * +4 AA — ee — i . ote e = - ~~. P —_ ge , —_ - B soar +h oo + [Fra 2aTrnt haln hore dre ~ coats 5 220 } » § al - {j \ . / j \ ,' p | ‘ -Ar ~ Y¥ p a Ja , ~~ Sa > ' . y Bi ” ert die igs: = * ‘ : Pa > ~-* . = ae es ) sates *s. White centers with eolored borders and cci- aE —— nap selection. Gitris adore Silk Teddy Be Cle 7 7 | % ' | - ~~ > oe « * _ " om : , : = = e » r ‘ “TY 1 ; s 7 ar ' Oo . o = % read toreacs crawn in 4svy tO Mage anc most attra e ee : party KS. MotnePs will de delgnted | ; « - ’ - . = Ta bs . h-P >} ~ Antam se es - : a 2 -_ a silane ates ie pe. /e on : , as ° s > : — -~+ > - re i . _ - . => m " oo . : “5 tte . — ~~ * > 5 = . ate s - "TF fe 7 -arg 2 "2" S¢ = “sa = ; 4 rsible Robes ey “a a Eoglush prints, anc other oT Ye ## B English Coating : meas ieee e! | - aed ay materma’s neatir bored fer Christmas gifts A> Suks Neatiy Packed t Vanderv oort Gift Bores ? Qo ° —_ = ~- * -, ~ —_ = ~~ _— —_— = — ~ -__—— oP . : Size 72x90 inches. assortment of patterns and colorings. Browns, tans and grays mf Indian Blankets Plain and patie Silks ~~ ribbed, striped and plaid effe Wooleng Shop—Secand §9 Vd. For Bedspreads ~ ‘ ~ = 5 ; men §$ Suir ce >.°ouses ae j : S1adeés For Pillows Bedspread Sets hating a and be: r Lamp S. -_ - 4 — . e « a + >? . —_— -- _ > - - n” ee she. | , ™ @2 > : > " . a 2 - > + > ** . . a = -F5* = ~ -_— - °*-Ss , a - . ~ - —_—— 2 —— : ~ . . —, ~ =) we *F 4 -ed Wash Gocéds > Secor 4 F™oc- i S , Grouped at $1.9 U 225 Yd. - ~ > ,TIro 7 Silk (Crepes, s ; J - a b R b . a ae OOD quality Art Linen im a sult umbder hobdes SS €as — ah | Printe ? Foulards. Radium Silks. G weight for making tablec rr Bn r E- : es, § , An Unusual Importation and an Unusual Value Tricolette (Rayon) handmade bedspreads and various f r = Each are al hers. ‘ream Wits op ey eee a ge work needs. 72 imehes wide. metered canes tee Individual Ash Trays 9v"S"SE Sis Tas Siena erg ES Oe lors ee YS creat that Silks for dresees, blouses, underthings or fancy- Jewel Cloth, $1 Yard : ~ SA - ‘ cS 4 siti weer °an “2 @2°5° ——— —_ - teil | ad vg “4 w] / > ; ' | New patterns in fancy Jewel € for making bedspreads, bridge tat ers and scarfs. 36 inches wide , : | 7 € 4, Agua 75 and $3.5 Yard All Are Very Specially Priced at blue pink or gold borders. Neatly ed in a faney box and tied with ribbon. Linen Luncheon Sets, : All-linen bemmed Gamask Lanct ‘= Slue or gold checks Cloth «28 cies with stx 14z16-tech sapkias te Venetian Lace Scarfs, $ Fire quality Venetian Lace efge * > white men centers besotifully “ret Sise 19236 teches. Oval Mats, $1.50 Oval Mata 19x14 incom Linen Huck Tewels, Extra fine bemetitcked - i? Para. 3 — Park + o Home asd > cs =7 Lor a. + EOC * ee ae Se 58 cc@errs Ad Tmported Verret that = _~— = a ~ ape “= - = = en. rg ? ro . - =e & * a -_ - -_ s+ _ 3 ~ -_—_ it >a >? <<. 5 pe | be xed $s! 33 ili th i a - alle e- 2 des for dartime costumes Black Chiffon Velvet. ence yet sik ae scorateg Faoricord. dexzed $2 54 40 inches wide and Merverued Back Beck Shep—s'x
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7 _—s SUNDAY. | SOVEMBER 36, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11B OOOO Am LE as He tf ( Shop Early—Only mree WL | gir 7 ree Days “The Store of the Spirit | >» \ ntil Christmas : : Christmas Spirit’ So ¢ SSSS222e) My Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 ade aalicin | , Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth ist’ from Ninth to Tenth A Ppeal December Starts With Our Store Full of Christmas Gifts and Christmas Cheer | $60 Portable Electric ~ Beautiful—Durable—Sanitary—Practical | ~ Sewing Machine Pyrex Oven Glassware for Gifts $ 4 5 A Gift to Delight the Housewife. In Sizes and Shapes for Practically Every Need. : ——— oo re eee - s A a ee A N excellent Machine, ee » | built by the Free | ee : Monday Only—A Sale of [f Sf Co., with Westinghouse ‘ee —— H ; | Side-Parted | Tf. iN, motor. A Machine that : _— ; is guaranteed to giv —=— Hair r leces 3 alerears’ stare ca : Casseroles Casseroles g 7 4 9 ~ service. : Round style with cover. Oval dhe with ie Mushroom Dishes 7d : All attachments are oo —— 1-quart size $1.50 ee en - one of these ventilatea oe eel 2 a 3) 1/2-quart size $1.75 17/2-quart size $1.75 Two sizes. Sinus Sour bist—ane included as well as a walnut carrying case. 2-quart size $2.00 2-quart size $2.00 $1.00 and $1.35 pur experts match it perfectly ‘An Excellent Chri p F, 21/2-quart size $2.50 3-quart size $3.00 for yor n Excelien ristmas Present an Covered Baking Dish: two Square shape with cover. Custard Cup Then Cecide for vourgelf } " SS citer ce rent bod Offered Now at Just $15 Savings. pieces; complete $2.00 114-quart size $2.25 Danni dame bo add distinction to your appear- Use the Club Plan of Payment— +ounce size 20c } ance In gray shades $17.95 ‘ ; : dice eptst in ont $3 Down, $1 Weekly | Pudding Dish CL — ats In round, shallow style. 8 ev gaan wom k = = = soot ceuennemetinemeeememeeemete se ee ee ee en eee —— ee Oe eee eee ee me ee Hand Wrought Iron Bees oP Proves everlasting. Pecolator Tops, 15c and 20c ly gratifying. Parts and Repairs for All Makes of Machines 1-quart size 85o Heir Beauty Shop—-Thirad Froor Bewing Machine Shop—Basement 114-quart size $1 00 | | se deagt aime 600 _ Vegetable Dish | Oblong Biscuit Pans am ‘ 2-quart size $1.20 With double compartment. | Two Sizes Silk Shop Imported Winter Coatings); *“™™ = **“ | $5e and $1.25 a 75 strmas Giving $ -00, 54.50 and 54 Vd. | | | | S | : | Peres oo re 7 | / siete nt this eeason Vander >) | C [ARMING designs finished In rich tones of old and this season Vander- HE Woolen Goods Shop is featuring a large ivory and colors. These are complete with a very pled a particularly notable ; display of imported Coatings at these three decorative shade harmonizing in designs and color tones with the several lamp patterns quality Silks presenting §# prices. Coatings suitable for women’s and chil- Square Cake Pans | Hime A | one cannot help but make @ dren’s coats. . | Pie Plates In round, squat, tall shapes. | lamp Shop—Fourth Floor. i In two sizes. | With round. wide ri! 2-cup §1Z6 | > itd J Lui. ,LiUC Aiil,. ° : Girls adore Silk fe > 25 | i ‘we hets will be delighted with Teddy Bear Cloth, $3.50 er .) Sen 5350 TREE Tan, gray, rose and henna mixtures. 50 inches Open Baking Dish, 85c_ ss 8i/,-inch size | Nursing Bottles | ve ternoon gown. Intimate . | he new underwear Silks for wide. Au Gratin Dishes. 91-inch size ~ » 1/3 | t _ Wi . 85e to $1.25 . 1014-inch size | In three styles. Wide mouth [SNER—at any other call—may be es festive, Bat « new ndte of gayety is sounded by the Liberty Dinner Gift Boxes © English Coating, $4.50 and $5.00 4 ll-inch size : a neck and squat. a @ Browns, tans and grays in plain weave or with Round Ramekins, 4=07. size, Pie Plates | Chime—bugle notes, accurately attuned. le Silks ribbed, striped and plaid effects. 48 inches wide. | Hexagonal style | In four sizes, $7, $10, $12 and $14 Vanderveort’s Gift Shop—Second Ficer, Woolens Shop—Second Floor, Housefurnishing Shop—Basement. For oye Adena For Pillows — -s | 6 —_ PX — Player Rolls ) +h Ps | $3 White Art Linen : N : ZS : e ¥ dee For Chiistmas Selection Ss Special at eT iH | ay , | HOOSE your Rolls now for f Christmas from our large $ vd 2 5 Yd. and complete stock. Ask to hear | (,90D quality Art Linen in a suitable Q. R. 8. Roll “Santa Claus Time” weight for making tablecloths, —a favorite with young and old. handmade bedspreads and various fancy- work needs. 72 inches wide. EXTRA SPECIAL For Monday Only Jewel Cloth, $1 Yard | { A large group of Player Rolls New patterns in fancy Jewel Cloth | . = > 4 ! EN / (wm: « , tor. Made by Lan- im pastel shades ‘ — wide. } B th T e] Sets > a) - // Ad | ‘ , ’ 6 VA, ders, Frary & Underwear Crepe, | a OW ness. WEY Ov “0 /, | Children’s School Umbrellas: $1.50, $2 ( Cravenetted R Ly : ~~ Clark. manufae- $2.59 Yard : bo Ac _ to insure their being waterproof.) In silk, $3.50, $9. | tuvers of the pop- . eitk “ —~ s ; | ular Universal line. oe Favorite Umbrella aoa cape | One Towel and two Wash Cloths with f Great Beauty Bh bs rsx ox gota borders. Neatly pack Soee eno eee a me 6¢d in a fancy box and tied with satin rich in gift ideas—lustrous plain ribbon. es and Failles; Velours Broche, abet A T%&e ~ Bay * ‘ ata \ > 4 oak ie - — aeycmens = SOON. CARB Oh AT Ca OO NC, Pe ey eh Rl he ET Pl NaN hE NS Bg ae lin ~~ wage hen eaahet> eet on Crepe Jersey, . il Me -», on , ee ee i re » a TG ay, SEN ALAM a a bt e&e wee eneeee eee ee ek et ee & et 8 M EN! No Mystery About Simplified Christmas Shopping If You Choose a Colored Silk Umbrella! HERE’S not a woman on your Christmas list who wouldn’t rejoice to find a colored silk ‘‘Sun-and- Rain’’ Umbrella on her Christmas tree. Seg amas Silk Sun-and-Rain Umbrellas with most fascinating hendles for mothers and daughters and aunts and cousins. ; : Dignified masculine Umbrellas for dad, good-looking Umbrellas for broth- Special Christmas Offer on ers, cunning little Umbrellas for girls and boys 4 2 ] FE] ° Royal Electric Here’s a whole department brimming over with Umbrellas for Christmas, each one more interesting than the last. Every body is on tiptoe to help you Cleaner find just the right Umbrella for dad, who’s conservative; for Mary, who's wearing all-brown this Winter; for mother, who prefers simple designs. | § Down $ Monthly - You'll enjoy seeing all the Umbrellas here together. Linen Luncheon Sets, | $4.95 * All-linen h med damask Luncheon Sets Black Silks | im blue or ae checks. Cloth size 54x54 ¢ 0 | inches with six 16x16-inch napkins to match. ° Jj 8 4 . : - . 2 6 Yd. m) §6Yenetian Lace Scarfs, $4.50 7 "1 Fine quality Venetian Lace edge Scarfs See = | With white linen centers beautifully embroid- 4: Lite Satin Crepes | fred. Size 18x36 inches. Canton Crepes r Oval Mats, $1.50 Bengqalines > r . Oval M 10x14 inches. ‘Rayon and Silk) | soa arr e Superior, $3.50 Yard : Linen Huck Towels, $1.50 Extra fine hemstitched all-linen Huck Towels with monogram space in border. ack Silk Velvet Size 18x35 inches. B7.50 Yd Hemstitched Towels, $1.25 a= fe ee Makes vou feel happy just to look at the gorgeous silks, glowing Vesuvius SEF for yourself the = : vantages of this exce . - irples. st greens, rich browns. Many have wide Ottoman | _— Tyrian purples, Forest gromm lent Cleaner. The best borders. way to test it is in actual . , °_- : use. We therefore will A Sun-and-Rain Umbrella Brings Kindly Thoughts ' send it to your home for s of the Giver Twelve Months in the Year free trial. eel nel - Hemstitched huck Towels in @ fine quality Easy to Bay! especially Machine-embroidered design. Blue, gold or ‘nd afternoen all white border. Size 15x24 inchea fashion and convenience have made the colored silk Umbrella a dis Just Call For fashio Oline tinctive part of the feminine costume. It sets off her dark clothes; it pro- tects her from showers; it looks well with her Summer frocks, while it pro- tects her from the sun. oe ” You may cross half a dozen names off your Christmas Linen Bridge Sets, $3.99 list in the Umbrella Department with amazing speed. ffon Velvet, $5.69 yard. |! q Hemstitched all-linen Bridge Sets with and Merverized Back. ) Cloth 86x36 inches and four 13x13-inch nap- <_< kins Linen Shop—Second Floor. PPROSee See e ese eee @eaeazan & 2] eRe Ew RR KK SA SS eS eS ee @eeneanae ne gweaeVewseeeaeeweenkereert ese eS @ gi Wmbrella Shop—Firet Floor. |
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oT '¢n ~RS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _ = , e, *, = Shop Early—Only 21 1 “The Store of More Shopping Days f A 66 Christmas Spirit.” Until Christmas. ee = = = ee. 2, *. =. & =, =, =, ~—. “. “a, “a, PS PIPEPPPSI POO OOS -_ &-, a2. *-, +, “+, *, FF, ~*~ ee = eS " == — - Soe Store Hours: Daily. 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to . | AFTER T HANKSGIVING rr OF ; en Extraordinary values for women and misses, including extra sizes. The season is on—the time to wear Winter Suits, Coats and Dresses is now! The opportune time to buy is presented by this After-Thanksgiving Sale. Come down Monday morning early and make your first choice from an unusual array of extraordinary values After-Thanksgiving Sale of Two Wonderful Groups Womens Fur-Trimmed Coats Reduced Included in this event are Coats that have been greatly reduc for this remarkable sale. This gives you a splendid opportun! ty t Coat at a substantial saving. — $100.00, $125.00 and $150.00. Coats San $85.00 to $100.00 Coats a Ty . = : aie, lor Vv = -= --+ Lustre uer de Laine, Allura. asnhiora, elverette, Lus SA > .* — . . borders of squirrel a poe RS aR OG Asie Ohsgh WA rats AP) TREES. cay icra of Coats that are marked extremely close rtment a beautiful, distinctively styled = 3 7799999) . Fawnskin and Coeur de S ' aubonaa and wolf collars, cuffs . id borde Colors—brown, black, gray Women's Coat Ehep—Tiimd Ficer After-Thanksgiving Sale of Women’s $195 to $275 Dresses in Exclusive Models, $89.75 The Costume Salon Many of the season's most beautiful models are included—really marvelous values at the After-Thanksgiving price. Mostly one-of-a-kind Dresses! features a group of their higher-priced Afternoon, Dinner and Evening Gowns at substantial reductions Monday. >" ) eeeieent a QD * . = - Regular $275.00 Purple Velvet Evenings Gowns, now, ~~?” — = Regular $275. American Beauty Velvet Evening Gowns, | : i, \ le >= A YT ™ 3 —_ Regular $225.00 Imported Crepe Afternoon Go Regular $195.90 Gold Brocade Dinner Gown, now, Regular $195.00 Beaded ng meg Gown, now, owns. Now, Regular $145.00 Georgette and Welvet Combination Din- Regular $195.00 White Velvet Evening Gowns, now : ner Gown, now, Regular $195.00 Black Velvet Dance Froc! | Regular $195.00 Old Blue Chiffon Dinner Gown, now, Nemser combiration Crepe Re maine and Eroecaded Velvet Dis- ay oy —. After-Thanksgiving Sale of $65 to $105 Street, Afternoon and Evening Dresses, $48.75 Another Exceptional Group of Charming Dresses—Outstanding Values sic ai ial . =? - 103.90 Crepe Romaine Dinner Gown, now $95.00 Romaine Ostrich-trimmed Dance Frock. | rted Mohair Dress. now. Satin Afternoon Gowns, now. Satin Afternoon Gowns, now Crepe Romaine Afternoon Gown. Satin Afternoon (rown, now, 593i repe Street Frocks. now. ~¢~ wi on + ae —— —- - >.” — ~* m . 5.00 Canton Crepe Street Frock, now | lat Crepe Dinner Frocks, now, _ ~ * ~ . xray Satin Afternoon town. now. a . : £95 @rirt fFon Dan *a Frocks. roO,T r $925 © R), ack Sati Afternoon. Gowns. nor. ~ = Somer? annem 7; ‘“ Ww ~ lx es Street Frock. reer. ’ ’ Be Bohol oh: Me cy, x ‘x ~ = . > . . o.."8') Diack Satin Street Frocks. now After-Thanksgiving Sale of After-Thanksgiving Sale of Women’s Extra-Size Dresses An except ome select | Ensemble Suits Dresses for all occasion: ae sded, jin specially | penta Regularly $85, $97.50, $115, $125 and $150 | designed modeis with | mg s , a — ee “Tot designed mo amie lion aie , . | Ensemble Suits that have been taken ciate. oe from our regular stock. Beautiful models, eee, MEE, CnteS — , mostly one-of-a-kind. g values Size Shop—Thirt’ Floor Wemen's Suit Shop—Third Flcer. - | } \ After-Thanksgiving Sale of seo oo nec nee EXtraordinary! Women’s and Misses’ Regular $25 and 235 Dresses de chine collar, c: I? cuffs gels ‘frill, ; : ae : ap sae Satin Crepe ogy wrts bentel Here is IS smartiv stvied and of cood oualitr RaDiv lOW Dresses f WORE Bie oTtun! lect ¢ na 4g! border and fr T3000 * - * = ~ ~ o =f . > > ry . : " ; . 3 “4 - > “4 * Ty) . > 7 b ’ - > . 1 ™ ~* > i - ~ - J 7 ~ ~ *. ° 6 por 4 : 1 ‘ | . ' ‘ , : : : | ' : : ; t . — — a +e 4 KR + ‘Ai a . ' a_i 2 7 oS —_ + = oe pans t RESTA 2 \ . sX. i ~~ h& 1 us : = . » as ~ : ~ _ - P —_— . cS : " as a «4 hii a X sithu eA - ' fF \ , am i - b : 4 _ 4 7 * an rr i P > =. = - ~ ~ a ~~ = _— > * - . 6 ~ ‘a : = | itd ws & is s = = ee ~~ ni = = 7 » - Nea > . >. >. . . . . . . + >. . . - : 7. : «= . . - : ~ > naan wear are shown tn elot tin erene an erPene in narr. hlae ; ES as WE = veh extraordi- | = and A im — : ~ S24 . : = = ‘ — . . . - rr + a 7 ~ > Byer. * 7 . ke sy? ~~ - te wee _ . , All « ' * , red silk. iai* » » Ao i’ 77 7774 —_— & . = — > _ : -* 7 “eg : me 7% ~ * ~ e RB! Ol amt i exycrent aeeed: ‘~, Will - mar a4 printed derful values. | its. . 3 is, “Coleccion De Las Principaies Sut Biouse, Mourning and Extra-Size Shope—Thira Flee: ss is 2tui ge} a Corrida de Toros.” (collection of the »! Sune a pee = ya : 220 ise 7 pictures, or posters, ef the ca After-Thanksgiving Sale of : The Second Floor Sports Shop After-T hanksgiving ed | 4 mB). and below it appeared the figure $6.95 to $16.75 Skirts os | ‘\ - peor in action The lights @ Ue Sale of TTT 6 5% rsted re’ ", + beesctk 3 PS OPS Téa, € Our ana orushed = On “a Way and the roems berond were TTT TT ae ) by great inverted bowls of red - = 4 - ae | : ie mw— cubed silk from whieh bung »uge! $15 and $16.95 Wool Jersey Sports Dresses TTtT: BBE “rsseis, 2 one corner of the rough t ol Skirte Special purchase of new Jersey Dresses | | Cain os im a wide yariety of attractive strles. All )4 are exceptionally smart and madewf finest plaids | quality jersey. Choice of all the ae and stripes. shades—shutter green, deer, rosewood, royal blue, navy, brown and tan. Skirt Shep—Thi-t Poor Georts Appare! Shep—Secenrd F"cor. % ll - pe oe. Bs oe " ef ? “ 4 _ae— Sere wen san . . 7~ >, 7. im smart sports stries and Roshanara ereme -Skirts in pleated stv] Solid eal a we LAS it a et] Sivies., Sod "*OiOTs. aoe
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i “i NDAY. NOVEMBER 36. ——— ef athe , thts / Yt, / | = Be mp Vet enatitiiiiy o “Lay Vhs SMB - — lags yy Yy MiUitylli¢¢; UY , Yj Wy YY Vey YELL as +g 7 r ean 26 SE ie eae lj Yj Yj 4 Yh) Yl ws ae Z : Vl yy yf GS. a yyywm, YY Va, Y [OC a, L. Yn le 7. £F7 w 4 . ed eo ad sco 2 ae A oe). “a ” ttt earner Se Yj rhvv;vnngyyy oo TTL; GLEE VUMIIAHULOLLOVAE LUTE LULL L, VILOELESL. Wddla EMMELESED : —— FOUR. “yy ARE. A DEO Hy EMER IN ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30. 19294. _— eee BE ap pclae cane SITE AD. ~~ ~~ oo * 7 . en _ ‘ y 4 XW ¥ KK RE st Rc han =~ >, Sue 2: \eooe 7 MISS HELEN REYBURN who was a brides- maid yesterday at the wedding of Miss Henriette de Pena- loza and Hubertus Schotten ~Murtilo Drongo Coat with Hudson seal dyed muskrat) collar, cuffs and uxedo front, $85.00 Miss Lors Engel (left) and her sister. Miss Katherine. debutantes, whose parents will give a theater party and supper dance at Hotel Chase the evening of Monday. Dec 8. Henriette de Penaloza Becomes a Bride In Church W. edding Her Marriage to Hubertas Schotten in Ferguson Fol- “ e SS - F | ee ae eS ee ee lowed by Reception at Home MRS. BRITTON BROWNE ae Zt ae 7 a A _ —Couple Will Sail for Hono- “ ‘Washingt6n. ek = ~ ar oe ~ P b> ( | % oe ns lulu on Their Honeymoon. Wendling: Be, : : i Gis | eS SS, ein ~ , Oat So . we i 4g ° a : eis " . : vs — Pee Oa ops ee - : . e res 5; 3, _— ‘ * m 4 “" ‘ ; Fe 1 Ee ye . ae oR r eS “sa 4 RNP a ae. «de nal ee - TeRS oe ape pe : a te - — aanet Aeeer one * ciate eam - mg : “ bere ‘ oy , . faa ne rai epee hh anaietes dapinene oe . aa hart 7 , - " ee EE MLE SOE ROR : me a Esai abeapecnstence ’ a ie ae have taken place this year was that of Miss Henriette de Penaloza, daughter of Mrs. Marie Reine Fusg-de Penaloza, and Hu- bertas Schotten, yesterday, at SS. John and James Cath@lic Church, In Ferguson. The Rev. John J. Godfrey performed the cere- mony and a reception followed at the home of the bride's mother. Chrysanthemums in the autumn shades combined with greenery decorated both house “wr OQ of the many lovely weddings which ale zo! a ‘ , A J | wr - Neh th weiss Bas a. oe ~ Ce ch IGETONT AIOE a cet 1 lll te ber ~ PE A 7 ferry Spanish Party Given By Society’s Young Married | | t ¢, b : | s ; e i and churth and reflected the coloring of the parte Crepe Dress-with beaded ig Sef al the Coun ry u 3 F . es gowns worn by the bride’s attendants. Miss —_— met j : wast : F 2 ee a a 3 nt is ‘ Elizabeth Thatcher was maid of honor for 0 ge z her cousin; Mrs. Francis Sinclair Warner, matron of honor, and Misses Helen Reyburn $ = wa and Bertha Condie, bridesmaids. Their gowns Mubhouse Transformed Into the Plaza de Toros, in Madrid, and Guests Appear in Costumes of Matadors, Torea- dors, Senoritas and Senoras—Decorations Gay and Col- orful. : were ecru georgette made in tight bodice and x —Kandeler bouffant fashion, trimmed with ostrich band- rh —) ing shading from yellow to brown. The frock MISS {ANET NUTTING. worn by Miss Thatcher was made over flesh Her wedding to Garret satin and the others over yellow. Picture hats of brown satin with lace scarves hang- ing to the hem line of the gowns completed black velvet breeches. black or red the costumes. Their flowers were small yel- ings and faja, and Wwelvet bolero. low and brown chrysanthemums tiled with Williams was lovely in white satin, ribbon to match. | So, Rk aE RP he skirt fashioned with flaring flounces The bride wore a severely silhouetted gown The Clubhouse represented the Plaza de of Europe and lent by the sponsors for the ofan » gold. and a white mantilla. Mrs. of white brocaded crepe brought from Paris SPANISH party. given Thanksgiving eve at the St. Louis Country CI : . young married set, disputed for a night the prominence of debutante functions with Which the autumn is al lways replete. Thi affair was conceived by Mrs. Russell Gard » Mrs. Hayward Niedringhaus and Mrs. Eugene F: Williams Jr., and th tl peids, succeeded in making it the merriest, as ll as one of the most 8 far this season. Meyer wil) take place Wednesday with gold, ‘+l Madrid. with dinner tables in place evening. Dozens of them were hung on thi : ‘iedringhaus. too, wore white satin, with red last summer. It was made with long tight the massive amphitheater seats. Opposite walls, or cascaded over the gold cloth which , : stockings and fan. Mrs. Gardner, who is sleeves amd no trimming except a pearl girdle Main doorway hung a magenta drapery, draped the mantels. : : quite petite, wore a short black velvet frock which fastened at the front and ended is ae Atl) ® Which in rold letters was printed the At the eastern end of the club was con- *y and bolero, with green hoop earrings and long strands at the edge of the skirt. A satin ji iit 8, “Coleccion De Las Principales Suretas structed the piazzo eh _— — ee —M urilio tinkling bracelets. court train pages pre aia a ae SSUiagy \ Corrida de Toros,” (collection of the prin- of a Spanish ee a Mrs. Harold Kauffman, whose artistic abil- draped from the V-shape , and over Lb tri | pictures, or posters, of the corridor of the railing of the tiny porch and growing MISS DOROTHY CLAGGETT ‘ty was brought into play in arranging the this fell the tulle yell arranged under a tiny tte ed) 3 ), and below it appeared the figure of a ferns added a realistic touch. A fountain She wil) entertain Miss Phyllis Peckham of Cleveland, 4ecorations, was attractive in a short flounced wreath of orange blossoms. She carried gar- . 4 Midor in action The lights in the e played in the patio and the guests lounged early in December : black lace frock over silver cloth. The bod- denias and lilies of the valley. Mr. Schotten’s Way and the rooms beyond were sub- on the steps between dances. On another aR ice, cut low, was draped with a beautiful «ift to his bride was part of the jeweiry ve 7 ; ri- r } - a ann {re "se ori! =| i A+aee * . . . ‘ ¢? it | i; « . " - : : _— iz r s ? . . ide. |! and fascinating senoras danced with laugh- ing. A bit of the ridiculous was a buzlesque en for the most beautiful costtiines. oat cowered with black Chantilly lace, A aad George William Thatcher, ushers. | ring. : : - + site most ; : : oy ee ing toreadors, and stately ladies of the court on a bull fight, Spain's national sport Tom the women mantilla of the same lace was worn high The bride gave ber matron and maid of er ta honor pearl bracelets and her bridesmaids The Ings nHuous hostesses had conc: ntrated . d t d t} - &n + ; t ow ; = “ , hoe a , ‘ ’ a) headdress of St 4 rv) althouc ; , ' , nr enade ring matadcors, neir eypdurn, it Tr nh jerse), ito NOOTS mu Ss ' : opie aurkicamaecte . 3 ig. See P decorative efforts in the dining rooms, promenaded with darin : a : : seen a peasant wit! over her wavy hair, and she carried @ green dt Mr. Schotten presented bis at : : ~@ 4 in e + . ,oc? oy in ‘ . ant ~_ as * alc > ' ‘ e | | ’ = } t* oe Bore phoperly. the arena, and hed created stilletos thrust deep in | ee arta ate Ded eran the Meenstie entities Genie ae bead od . : h tl all Wi rn irom | ceme Cait tice owe pal pts we tendants with cigarette cases. broad scariet sashes, horned head mask, made a creditable bu:’, there mignt be ; lor ‘ceye for the or “fajas."" During the dinner, served at yel- riceonmgmer™s litzel) f the t Tiously cat and colarful sceue for the or “iajas ; : " sons and jewelr — n evidence Harrison Hoblitzelie, one of the mos Bas ther entered. The decorations con- low-covered tables lighted with tapers, the in th p ——— Se ar . eo eons epee ie it - , ful women in society, and former Guests at the bridal table, in additiem te 2 gaews : 7 'eCreérv. in rt blue velvet trous and men adopted the piciuresque cCosiurme a. | me Jersey Sports Dress in pet lv of Spanis : ‘lliant guests entertained each other, while a MctCreery, ! hort blue velvet trousers gn : | Continued on Nest Page ff $12 ey St Spanien shawls 2 O 2 ri “ 4 tasseled hats and scarlet Afagonese for the most part, consisting of Continued on Nest Page s Sch — | — Many of them from the treasure houses stringed orchestra twangea accompaniment. boleros, with red tassel hats an 7 ~ guests wore mantillas, * ?
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cAmensnaipaarann atts, Mi: F 4 Ra rd of 2 ae EWS: F rinse eR 5 =: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ee HENRIETTE DE PENALOZA BECOMES A_ BRIDE IN CHURCH WEDDING featinged frem Preceding Parr. - + : 4 eccing a rn.vanu of = +? « rT = _ ette Rerburnz, tem = . a “~~! s z anc pe ~~ FES a. and vraller |! + * - ~ ~ = » : he Be | Vis @ BZ . ore M -_ 4 were Missee veiled Prophet queen heal — ' -NDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1924. ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MERRY SPAN ISH PARTY GIVEN BY SOCIETY’S YOUNG MARRIED SET Centineed from Preceding — a . a “ _ - _— ‘ 3. cc. Ralebough. and Guernmse! T8Y- + .¢reed gn'2 earrings. Miss lor of - ‘st ob « r eT ¥ of & yf ¢€ a ~ 7~ 4 wen? a5 ouls. A buffet supper tor the vis- «4 > with ve roysers eeve- - -tt? = | , a - ; “ ciel oO Ss ye. | S -- ‘ \i =s % . Pex ae a e _ — Be a7 a. Stewart and Mr. mour sewart “ar! hier, on the other band wc. 23 — ‘ ~ te # Dec. 23. Was a sI ne igarette-smoking . sia senorita scarlet skirt and span- . - ~ — _ ~ A tea will be given Mrs stead holer with a scarlet g£Ypey Mu “kerr . ar 4464 Wes Tw n ; ~ 7 ° a nn ind . ; ~s ~ -e2@c er abel 4 aecx CTT is. -, ." -4 Se a? 41 Ss a. © evarca : ie a , - -—~ we » ai , | 5 Vl ™ Se - bs \=s3 nn st SS ¥ as - er rs oa” ~~» « — T tee” > ~ . * ee -e Ye _— = oo . -_¢ we a ffa - > ee = 1% a ~ mn frock mace ankie-liength, Was Mrs. Ernest Kroeger. 5254 .:..c+ covered at the back br ea > ’ ~ —— — a > »~ ate ie Meat ~ * eo = a - 4 Westminster piace, has returnec *0 | pink lace mantilla, and ping flow- « 7 mee 4 *+e> ——— ~¢? . A uis a. . eT ai m : . a ens Were fastened at her belt. VW = rm. ££ Te ae year in Europe The Misses Lies- ek il eee “ ¥ : bru Weds er -~ of - xed Ter muUuca e 2 > . ee ~~ > - . re. ; hor anc Beatrice Kroege: Wis *= = — ra? ~ . = rad & r z “ ec Lacal - Shingie- Bot ; : aye rod ~ —=— - M: . Se | and z al ek Ze Rian ¢a%fata Cor tthe’ he ——- bea + m » er] “ . - Vee. oe. .* ww wen & % uty : wie . . + —— 7 os — ~ — Laps rit naalir Was cet 2 the om a? ents ofthis S354 S. Jefferson 2roac Dak . £0OhM PT: 85% ~ *- a-—_] ™ = - : . we 2 ae Pa Juli- cuis‘te «a Ace “a - Lo Vv a we 4 = é “~—- |e . : ss (*-44%een a2nr 4 5 To ‘ . . ’ whee ' e ~ _ ; ss 2 ; = ~ 2a ‘ c ee s . . - — _ = ; -_ ;* +s oe - 5 . 7 4 a re, ~~ ~ on — « . ed So - om a - ube us i - 5 - - r ere ~ 4 : s — = ~ oe —_ on 4 + > a . ~~ Al green ee een scarf nd she wore — ._ . _-— | = & a Eppes Hawe wh ras Crat ermanen ay a white embroidered shaw! Was anh Eres_oe: = ee earrings and pin which he : roses *o her white lace headdres 7 — ~ oo -_ ° Tl - a — , = Misses Grace Wallace a: : or Simmons were ped for &.! — 7 , " ‘ _— S- , sr | ow 4 - » — _ ¢ eGwari G. Ho kiss. Mr. a: 2. «& B. ap = mgr oe _ Wemrt-er Gifford v- : «a Lil > e Fase. UU, “4 a Z — _ = ~*~... « ae y re A & or a.5 a ~ ne and de a y >. ’ - ge Miss Florence “homnscon of - a a . - -~ = - . ~~ =. —_s c. e! _ “ niedliicmeniadl Aarsas cy. Sster of John R = ” —_ 7). . am o . _ ees from : OImps > ~ » _—_— 4 - — ~~ = >kK pa the horse show a: Li that pane the « sem last week ‘is the Write 158 ~ # Poems oe * ~_—_ Plain | ‘ | Pump | $10 | ' | : We present this cha ning and extremely | fashionable Pump, suitable for afternoon | wear, at the most attractive price of $10 : Fhe shortish Vamp, distinctive hee] and the simple but graceful lines reflect the very newest stvle tendency 2 Black Satin Tan or Black Calf Splendid wearing Stockings in all the nex shadings. Medium and sheer we; at $1.85 and $2.25. Attractive for Christmas Gifts 2 | | Children’s B h MARYLAND AT EUCLID Freed. tn Trenton, Tenn. She was in-law —_ sister, Mr. and xine. |erens the winter. Mrs —— her family. She will return gas City, where they went to at- @ Louis for the Christmas holi- tend the funeral of Mrs. Bagnell’s - * 4 > { 7. e- - he - -~ - as ’ ~-companied by ber mother, Mrs ni Holiday M and Mrs ennimore Cosper, another daugh- ger & “ mpani bea . = = . eo of S & - Tia > mn r- > as est DS > ey . > - ia - - . _ = Mr. and Mrs. Georce H. Bald- : sere te. a&tremcec e ito visit her father. J- . " a 2 QD ~—-— _— . returned from Kan- ng trip and will be at come a:tfr m > = - , >. 22 ABislZSOuTY piace ive return- rmoper. Aave Te.wrae sues Se 2g Sip anc ie —— ots 4 & 7 wl —_ ili as a “4 a é ak? o» ¥ a — 7-7 nee arrines. Miss Madaiyn Ewing; Mra Dan W. Jones of 4330 Mc-|football game. Their son, Henry.| Lgodle-Prances Methed ; SharKcoar areniie hee Hamer "a. ec i. etal bebe © Prirncveroanr 7 ~ : * Nevada. Mc Phe mh avenu h2 een a. Sis a student at Prin SPECTALISTS Der. 78th. the enaly methed - — Newport, R. I y the death of = te R . Ss . a mn Tatty Peek. the wife cf Str F ails Wigg ; — Miss rginia Sknmons. daughter emoving uperfluous Hair med requires »e water waving. Neo i mae * atte ~~2 > aT De? e FAH ¢ » - , : r 3 eok , 2 : e. Erg - om cepa aloe : wine : Mr.and Mrs. George Weich Sim- EYEBRROS = ARC HED kinks. Hair Werk we order Reom - a sa ; - i's > 4 : ; > ~ ~ Ee a ~\ > 3 » =“ — . MIs 4» HEYNF «perializing ir ¥iDi¥ ar 3 343: SRaan ix tes > “Goweastgl e 3 ~* 2 - = ss . aS +e > A... ve a nIwue WeFT Vv ; MPE: $. 2 pa i : ; Manicuring, Hair Dressing - i . . , = aake - MLSS LVe.vn truy ,2uUgc Ler =e i@0Ut While the guest °? her atin , _ . ; se ie rng seg - Re 4 a — ang Marcel Waving All Werk Gosrantred the quickest —- = Ww. ~ z : Willa Evans Guy co. iv i and Mrs. Charies Parsons Pettus 1e- Phone for Appeintments—Ofite 3300. GRAND 8855 effice help — , _ ~~ - > = “ ~ ——? . ee ris “a, e & © arled . OE la (oar l emAst ¢ 4 = All No Regular Apparel Included At Average Savings of ...... EW arn in eve to top peak. Monday, practically every size and taste requirement can be satisfied—and every purse overjoyed at the prodigal gener- esity of th breaking event. Set of Linen Bol Look for the Green Price (GARLANDS ez: - : : e —— ae e ee ee ee ee | St Louis’ La Largest Womens ‘Specialty Shop Sample Merchandise Bonerts* Gowns: s ~ma¢e tp with nuished o-— stamped si™re Sestgn . eac®.....« — er ae ba ' Asbestos Pads . With Stamped € eg ) — 8 410 Legge ze ee $1.00 one ae a Card ' Tabie Covers 5 serene retety _— ry oscoeesesa dd beiseas “*enenreeeeereve erence rece ete ee ee Re ee ee oe ee se ee Oe .......« Less Than Regular Prig - O other sale in St. Louis affords such economies in sample apparel of the highest Garland’s reputation for exclusive styling and less quality make this sale of paramount interest women, misses and children in St. Louis and for around. Better to attend this sale than to wish you Sample Dresses 95 i Wiew 95. —™ as Mach as 25% to 75% on These Marvelous Samples | vals have been added to the groups ry section—bringing selection again N e savings involved im this record- The Gift Un Endearing and En Permanent ‘ WHETHER pu will be complete promise of a Perm of cur E full information reg acceptable and novel A Bandeau iE rigorous demands of Winter weather and the endless round a Lox ™ ster parties and other Christmas functions eall for a varied and Swirl y Py And here, in Garland’s wonderful Sample Sale, is the one big opportunity Zo secure LAY SAI type and style of Dress needed—at Savings that berder on the sensational Anticipate ¢ For the new coiffure or any / =A Freck and Gown requirement for the holiday festivites NOW. 7 other hair piece for the moment's VSS y = ; . mode in hairdress will, through the “SG \ i SF Street, Afternoon, Dinner, Theater and Evening Models. high prestige of lovely heads, con- tA 4 - F stitute a gift that will be appre- YE = | _hiffons. Georgettes. Velvets. Satins, Cantons, Charmeens, Satin Cantong ciated. : KO ef is Readed Imports and other exquisite fabrics are displaved in an array of wey 8: eat * stvles. doublw effective because of their being showroom samples of famous . makers. Dresses and Gowns for every occasion—im glorious shades of Attractive R : newest colorings. Misses’, women’s, extra and stout sizes Z Our entire stock of hair newest developments is offer Four Other Superb Sample Groups Are Featured cial Christmas gift interest at Monday at $13.95, $44.50, $58.75 and $89.00 —s _ _ -~ ~-— er oe « - = * > as - ™ —*- =~ >. Ag ~~ re * ~ > « » * ~ — = ~~ & + ~ 4 a = ~ Ta ~ _ ~~ —— « a~ = 2 S ao — tea rew *-« ch - 2 e*ecec ~ ; ~ 4 we ae > o ~ = = ~ ~ oe? habhoe ie, ie is . Sugces 4 ‘ Cas 4 é "I 2 PY = 2 a >> o > ~ ~ Ps ; a : - _ - — ae ad m ol LL wwe 2 ws We “ave «yer #2, Priy- Attention ern aoe > > a _ > és be : . °°? * ~ 3 = i 2 a> —_——n a5 ; 4 . \ — _ . . —_— - ‘ — Anis > 4 ” 2 nomi ARLANUS FOR COATS Note Th Os urs an a rics > _ C r ware | . > ——— . — ’ - i bes nm * ~ ea °f a - 7T? 7 — f? “i eee LJ? -» Pe — — — ~ » he ¢ - : -_ — = _ 7 ~ - . at : " j he -—-— oo — ‘ ~ ‘ ~ . r 4 , : - > ~~ ind s s? —_— iam ——— ae ™ > 4 P eer ea 3 for, Slack Lynr. Beaver, Natural an ~ | ~ = . = A - - sad, 4 so = = —— RA ’ = _ - oe 4. ~ 4 7 4 %, ; i ory —s te by f? Fact (Aers _ . ™ A Host of Lacqu rer and mapa: « Reds With Blonde Furs Sample Coats , ‘Ny ‘My, J “ ' 1 WiliM@iig) ', %4, 4 } Our Most Wonderfal Values! Pe Savings of 25%, 50% and 75% By —Places at Your Com Misses’, Women’s, Extra and Stout Sizes. Magnificent «mp at 7S. $29.00} [= $159.00 40-12-14 SLATH ST
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a : SUNDAY, "ie : * = 2 | TEMBER 30, 1924. “ie D | 2 SP FE 4 | a a a a . S _ | Facial Deformities 2 lal Bin ie Daily POST-DISP duhaond alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ie | ; | Dr. and Mrs. Leland Boogher, | shing avenue, who is attendin ’ gs the | sant avenue, will remain until | de d imilar func- | ’ 5 . parted to attend a similar func W fF 1 ) | N [ C A N [}, 5481 wartime "Mew © a re- | University of Wisconsin, was the | after the Christmas holidays. ‘tion in Clarksdale, Miss. A New Beauty Yr’ rom ew Orleans, La., | guest over last week-end of Miss ! portiana. | A fascinating complex- 5 where they attended the national | Marion Hamilton, in Chica Th Miss Maude Miller, 705 Inter-| Miss Olga Gute of | , : ; EN GAGEMENTS convention of the Southern Med- | young women attended amy Rhee drive, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Key | Ore., ts visiting her sister, Mrs. J. oe —— plies at | Lt “gy eves reMoved te Five look 15 > Niue h . 4) oct OC Pim [he Gift Problem scar. Here Dee. J. T. Pinkstaff, Room 410 Victoria Bldg., xe le apsenneat ey They were away | cago-Wisconsin football game. org hae ot Regen “i as 'D. Van Etten, 4929 Geraldine ave- treatments, the results 1 "3 mon 8 Margaret McClel! soce Miss Nellie Harris and her niece, lodge. = 7 aa § are wee om Ri fe? at y a ) ; 6iig@n, Miss Flo Mo ‘ ——— pearance w . A will be quickly solved tf you decide on The wedding of Miss Janet Nut- | Washington boulevard, is expected | from ~The C io nave returned Miss Bertha Cohen of Memphis, | A PLASTIC +> | miration of your friends is »D- ecars at Barnhart, Tenn., who visited in St. Louis last | SURGEON -— | | awaiting you. Made in Phe ee something hand-made ting, dau : . % , ehter of Mr. and Mrs./home Deo. 2 from Brooklyn, N. Y., | Mo 4 hav threes sag * ~ e taken &n apartment summer, was the guest last week of | white, flesh, rachel. . Miss Fay Olschwanzer and her}; Makes You ~—F — | Send roc. for Trial Size Rgiph B. Nutting of 5273 Washing-| where she has been visiting her/in the Iyndon, & South Taylor : brother, Stanley Olschwanger, 5784) Look Younger P.T. Hopkins & Son NewYork IS Years’ Successful Pract ice, ¥ \ f A F. mary A Buffet — Suggestions | ton boulevard and, Garret Meyer, | sister, Mrs. Russell McCandless avenue, The quickest w , ” / ae or Vanity Set, son of Mrs. G. F..H. M f La- L —~ - ay to get Le A Bet Ps | . G. F..H. Meyer o and Long Island, where she visited office help — throy | N Py : of Six Tea Towels, | fayette avenue, {!s scheduled for|friends. She has been away ai Mrs. George Puls of Fort Worth, | Pershing avenue. Miss Cohen came | | ’ y since , iP anmet : Send for Booklet. ' Gourauos Sha Pou . pateh W x A Linen r : mane c. | | at A Set of oo Hold Wednesday evening, Dec. 3, at the | October. ews cog: Ba infant son, who are {to attend the formal dance given) gRANCES WILCOX, | | et —¥ tin : olders, home of the bride’s family. Guests Miss’ Olive Laughlin. B59 siting Mrs. Puls’ mother, Mrs. |by the Rayims Club at the Corona-| FACE EXPERT, ° 7 | ORIENTA i ae a a oe = 2 wy tts: | : ghiin, 6 Per-/ John W. Reinhardt. 4024 Floris- 331 Altman Bidg., Kansas City. Mo. - fi a a ee aT ; I eee ee metre RE. _A Set of Linen Holders : | ’ will include only relatives. The do Hotel, Tuesday evening, and has) ¢& A Satin Library Runner or Pillow, - Rev. Dr. George R. Dodson will of- Fee ee See eae A Bridge Set, ficilate and a reception for addi- 4 - { S ie Sola ad et - - ° lie ia oe - ger Dainty lawn Pillow, all made up and stamped; 69 rdance. Mr. Wulfing will conclude : Cc the festivities with a dinner dance e*eeeneee#e Weeomeeeeeeeeeee Novelties at Hotel Chase Tuesday evening. An pesortment of stamped Novelties, including vegetable bags, button bags, Miss Celeste Dockery of St. Louls . ‘sd an Regular Prices HR} vanity cases. wash rag cases, clothespin cases, etc., eto., at, 10c County, and Richard W. Grace of 4 } i ee erececs East St. Louis, were married at 9 E o’clock at St. Rita’s Catholic | s affords such far-r : 4 | C We Do Church in Vinita Thanksgiving day. _ . eaching ‘4 4 ? Monogramming, A wedding breakfast followed at ppare of the highest type. # - Embroidering, Hotel Statler, and the couple de- lusive styling and reproach. - Hemst! & Etc, ° parted for an @xtended honeymoon trip. They will reside at 711 Al- of paramount interest to 819 Locust hambra Court, East St. Loulg, upon in St Louis and for og as thelr return. . miles —_— s sale tha ; e 4 Announcements have been re- n to wish you had, “ ceived from Mr. and Mrs, Michael sg Francis Collum of 6755 Bartmer | j avenue, of the marriage of their | a t . | daughter, Miss Eunice Genevieve, | " e 1 t nusua | and John William Menne, Thursday | | morning, Nov.'27. The ceremony | was performed by the Rev. Father | | ° ° | Fischer in St. Rose’s Church. | Endearing and Enduring Mr. and Mrs. Menne departed : immediately afterwards for a hon- | eymoon. They will be home after | ) Perman t V Jan. 1, in Webster Groves, where | en a e a house is being completed for | . i them. An interesting party of Friday | WHETHER she be mother, sister, was a bridge given by Miss Thep | Monti of Oak Court, in honor of | daughter or sweetheart, there har eet, Wes Ande T. Poley of | will be complete satisfaction in the - Wellsville, O., when announcement | promise of a Permanent Wave done was made of Miss Monti’s engage- ment to Anthony O’Mara, son of | by our expert operators. Call the Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Mara of | manager of our Beauty Parlor for Greer avenue. The table decora- full information regarding this most tions were in yellow and white, and | acceptable and novel gift. at each cover was a colonial bou- P “ 6 quet with a card attached bearing Marvelous Samples the announcement. BELT, BUCKLE BELTOGRAM ——_ He Needs More Than ONE BELT Miss Monti, who is the daughter | of Mrs. Ernesta Monti and the late 3 A Bandeau Martin Monti, is a graduate of the | , | Ursuline Academy at Arcadia, Mo. | round of dinners, dances, the- | ° and of Webster Junior College. She ried and fashionable wardrobe, | Swirl Se = will complete her studies at the big opportunity to secure every een) ae Morse School of Expression before 2 sensational Anti ipat MELT) SY. hér wedding. Mr. O’Mara Is an — : ticipate every ge w iffur or n Sn alumnus of Christian Brothers’ or the ne oitfure any \ : _ @ other hair piece for the moment’s College. ™@ modein hairdress will, through the Miss Estelle E. Harke became the bride Thanksgiving day of vening Models. @ high prestige of lovely heads, con- aut cities Wie eusemnene stitute a gift that wil! be appre- took place at Zion Evangelical! armeens, Satin Cantons, . ciated. Lutheran Church. Mrs. Acheson splaved in an array of was attended by her sister, Miss oN . H. RI room samples of famous creda pat Soin H. Rieff Wootten in glorious shades of the Attractive Reduction Mr. and Mrs. Acheson left {mme- | t SIZes. : : : diately after the ceremony on their Our entire stock of hair goods in all the honeymoon. They will tour In- | tine Feat red | newest developments is offered for spe- diana visiting friends and relatives. | ure : cial Christmas gift interest at An informal wedding which took | | place last Wednesday morning at | 5 and $89.00 . @ Ww, off Re ular Price the home of the bride, 6709 Mich- | He , A g igan avenue, was that of Ben M. | i $ (Beauty Parlor—Third Floor.) Layton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug- | : las Layton, of Ferguson, Mo., and | shennan ti LLU) Y Fraternal Emblems We have a large assortment of Hic- kok belt, buckle and beltogram Sets Harder with nearly every fraternal emblem Hle 15 to Please—the ‘i =e Better a HIcKOK | Vas Belt and Buckle oe Pad pe : ] 7 : Bie SMe Me ee Front Buckle—g34a VS eo 8 pierre, Silver Front Belto- “Will Suit Flim peer Sliver Front Belts ax ge Bordered Cowhide Belt. Box complete at $3.00. CThe ld fe ae —_— Za la Miss Edith E. Kring, daughter of | a . Mrs. Ethel I. Kring. The cere-| ‘ |} mony was performed by the Rev. | 3 9 Gilbert E. Ireland, grandfather of. GRAND-LEADER ithe bride. Mr. Layton is a grad- | uate of the Rolla School of Mines | and a member of Pi Kappa Alpa. Mr. and Mrs. Layton left for a wedding trip in Iowa. The wedding of Miss Mabel) Steinaeker, daughter of Mr. and) Mrs. William Steinaeker of 549 Bittner street, and Elmer Gutz- Pirro “ | / Bt iy | man, gon of Albert Gutzman of, ae S , 7 -,* asi 6626 Crest avenue, took place) | " SY : 7 re Thanksgiving afternoon in Mount | | x : ; Y ’ ‘armel Catholic Church, the Rev. | Father Dillon officiating. Miss | Helen Gelot was maid of honor, | and James Neville was best man. A reception was held in the eve- ning. After a honeymoon the cou- ple will be at home at 6607 Crest avenue, University City. Mr. J. Baum of 4322 Forest Park boulevard, announces the en- gagement of his daughter, Mise Rose Baum, to Conrad Potashnick, son of Mr. and Mrs.. M. Potash. ' nick, of Los Angeles, formerly of HAL RETARD Te ICMAT WLC Widilude |} | St. Louts, Former St. Loutsans Return to Our Optical Service a a ° TTAMI, Fla., Nov. 29.—Mrs. —Places at Your Command Skilled John N. Bullen and her little son returned Wednesday after spend- Attention\and Modern Equipment. ing the summer with Mré. Bullen’s, “e : : parents in St. Louls. The Bullens} E matter of choosing your optometrist is one expect to occupy their new home _~ that deserves most serious consideration, because in Miami immediately upon com- of the vital effect the a ware wpen your gennee! ira Everest George Sewell has 7 health. Here, in our Optical Department, an op- returned home after an extensive tometrist of long experience is ready to attend you, summer and fall trip. Mrs. Sewell 'to examine your eyesrand to recommend the partic- has been visiting at her old home War sort of correction they require. He has, to aid ame 3 eS pa ae him in his work, equipment of the most modern and guest at the Roberts Hotel. Tom | highly developed types. Murray and W. lL. Ramlose, also/| [9¥ : Our assortments of frames include a wide of wR are stopping at the » { variety of styles, suitable for every type, at gave’ 5 petal ‘*. Themecee of Bo-| unt 7 : an equally wide range “e ae Floor.) ment, Ill., is a recent arrival at the x * ag a tes ake This a Hickok Christmas F you have several men on your Christmas gift list, and are puz- THE wide range of styles and prices makes it possible to select zled as to what to give them, solve your problem with Hickok Hickoks for every man or young man. These Sets will make belts, buckles and beltograms. There are many styles of boxes, gifts which will be serviceable and highly appreciated. Hickok including the Crusader which is pictured above. There are also ~leather ts eapectelly tanned; G85 Wie Sine ante on nee comprehensive selection of models which we are displaying, makes various styles of artistically engraved buckles and beltograms in® choosing an easy matter. As a gift from a man to a man, or a sterling silver, gold and the celebrated Hickok plate. woman to a man, the Hickok is appropriate. Belts & Buckles Priced From 50c, $1, $1.50, $2 to $25 (Men’s Furnishing Department—Main Floor.) = REE Rt eI Se Hie Strand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Kellar of N TIX, BAER& FULLER cairo have arrives atthe Bounty | JP GRAND-LEADER r | Mre. A. l. McLeon of St. Louls | | a2 3377 e LL GEE LALLEALA NS OE A : GRAND-LEADER s TH ST sw ra om | eee Hotel. ‘js sojourning at the Esmeralda.
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ST.LOUIS POST-OSPATCH DARTIES. OF INTEREST = ON THE SOCIAL _ CALENDAR cial * was & at ~ O, migige Wile te! anil »*, | The Warfield PT ite ae ON il: lia HET” ae It? Ms 887-399 N. EUCLID AV Pe ee ee |wormen in our Gi Sherrv’s Candies 1 Our Tea Rooms % it : ee. RR The — POST-DISPATCH alone h A AA OA” ™ oe te granted to most Americans, Will | spec on “My Twelve Years in ‘bina Under Twe Governments.” rs. Harry oC Reiner, €€39 PI boulevard and her Saughter, {iss Wynonna Kropf were bostesses at a bridge es a re ; It- or the past two years, has re 3 Haddherchiefa, aoeee Ities and Vanities su rned to St. Louls to make her pase it in ‘aeil uty any previ ane! ees er - de ed. place your ome with bi moth If initials or fae 0 ur ng is » Ps 7 ee S Martin order without delay to i Brentwood gave a Einner 0" f elr home in honor Mrs andkerchiefs with indiv monograms are re: wee Tork. whe” n always 2 acpeptable and useful ¢g fing relatives in St. ious ie m euests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred “Exclastve But Not Sumeedies’ hax hia Sale o Li - ’ Mrs eames Miss Sa Brrant of St « Tyla ar - «uu ames Boland FOR GIFTS or HOL e H ars ca 4 ; yy as ngion * eva _ es __ meheon Fridar ir ; + r ‘Bak > é a evest at the Marsh: - e horse show. Mrs Wa n s. William E. Dee The Fastidious Host Will Appreciate These am Mar = e o* . ag Eee > > SI SS SS SSS = x‘ SS NONE Se a on ok ee ——— ——_— reer? eer ain. ales tennant ~~ ae —l————= ne ERE a ee a tome ~ 29E CITY Circulation than the orders. and one other evening news} Oe ——> — ee ee Ss See Our Other Announcements on Pages 3, 5,6 ond 7 This Sectiaai’ TIX. BAER 8 FUL ay naper COMBINED $$$ _—— >, hese sets Maxe very many solid —s and suitable for living or breakfast room. a a ESE samples are offered at prices which bring emapertant sav- ings. They are in the Ox- r= Ae -*+- n/ & + - -_ propriate for Christmas — >> ~ --. ¥ da. cs styies 2 aor. * >... ‘fi a os ~ = . 2 — _ 2°? e> i. ——_— rr ™ i $ it ariracrive SS stripes - > anc mnege t fF ures: Tmeci ur wicth; each packed in a gift = ~~ ~~ ~ - — —_- - —-* ~ - - = Chinaware,. sc to $r. “wf? ? = - Electric Heaters, $2.69 Very desirable are these round style Electric Hear- ers with copper r Can be attached .to ay lamp socket. ee Eureka Cleaners Iaciuding Attachments For a limited time a set cf attachments included with Eureka Electric Vacu- charge. guard, hung om wrong iron bird cage Stan * < Cage. with brass secc S a : ; — Percolators€ $4.25 Polishing Outfit, $5 Johnson Floor-Polishing Refrigerators, re Can mntchen saving — without ice, Actract:vely designed Cof- ‘< Roasters, $1.98 “= Large —— Perco.ators, size, fee Percolators, 9-CUp “¢ Roasters, with side | sre especia.t¥ nice for = niversal make. are interestingly 1 Ferneries, $6.98 A Fernery makes an ideal . gift for the plant lover. Sev- holiday eral attractive Smnishes to choose from—all contaming metal boxes. embroidered borders, shown of ) different colored rime “4\* inches wide. — 54 Inch Wool Fla anel Fine All-Wool Flannels in 2 very son's newest shades. The weight is suits, capes, etc. \\\N YS ANY ; TOF eee ae, ts ae 64444. we Soe « ~* * + OU may select from ~t?? Y black gunmetal, also black ; effects—and many other styles. and walking heel types- Sizes
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Lhe Daiiy POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MOLE CITY Cirenlatio ia SUNDAY NOVEMBER 36 —— rc Rt - --~~ en ase a ——— a ee ne ee eengens a ae - aemen = ere sy ee ne epee erase STIS PAST-MceaaTCH Fy) =p ro ene ; This Section ristmas is growing in popu- : ; S; lasting. useful, sure t. § n from our immense &tock 9 ving, or for making your tivities. gh-Back Chair, $47.59 h-Back Armchair is finished in an. mahogany and upholstered in at. © tapestry. These high-grade are very special at this price. pinet Desk, $28.75 -Built Spinet Desk finished ip, any, measures 19x36 inches whe, # | Desk has two drawers and plenty. | m for writing materials. wing Cabinet, $19.75 d mahogany Martha Washington g Cabinet is 14x28 inches across the & It is very sturdy and is equipped © teel rods and sliding tray. Smoker Set, $12.50 i) Smoker Set finished in brown ma. x y is completely equipped with fig. # and has two individual pedestal BS 8, each fitted with a cigar rest ang” in tray. g Smoker Stand, $7.50 abinet Smoker, with large drawer ars and tobacco and the necessary | on top, would appeal to -mose § man. (Seventh Fleer.) § Be Arranged - a Outfits ld be de- one of aS morn- bf No. 2 ilm, por- | leaf al- ste. The amera to es clear ain Fioor) Is 98 Can Opener, $2.00 ass Opens cans the new way, ed without injury to the hands. ron See the demonstration on these handy “Blue Streak” Can Openers. oe | x4 Roasters, $1.98 Large oval aluminum Roasters, with side handles. These superior roasting pans are interestingly priced. at : | Refrigerators, $3.39 Can be attached to any kitchen window. A great saving — preserves food without ice. ‘different colored grounds; 54 | -inches wide. | The Store of the Christmas Spirit — pecial Purchasé of Silk and Cloth Dresses At Extremely Low Prices Monday & 1 | 0» THE woman who has been waiting to secure an ual value will be able to find it in these groups of Dresses of individuality and character. This is an sale of smart Frocks, fashioned of the newest materials. Included are 950 Dresses priced at $3.95. $6.05. $7.95, $8.95. $9.95 and $10.95. 73 anal é ATED, APG aR ‘ * ‘ ‘ S 4 7 select. stripes and high shades. women. 36-Inch Changeable Taffetas Very Special $ mS Yard for Monday. . oneness BOUT 1000 yards to sell at this price; an excellent quality in pretty color combinations in bright, medium and dark effects. A silk suitable for dresses, blouses, lamp shades, sofa cushions and other gift articles. Embroidered Woolens At $2.45 Yard All-wool fabric with neat. embroidered borders, shown on 54-Inch Coatings At $1.59 Yard Plain and fancy weaves in light and dark shades in a weight for women’s, misses’, | men’s and boys’ wear. 54-Inch Wool Flannels, $2.98 Yard Fine All-Wool] Flannels in a very good assortment of the sea- son's newest shades. The weight is suitable for dresses, skirts, suits, capes, etc. (Downstairs Store ) 300 Sample Sweaters 1 For Women—Monday At $993 A SPLENDID buying opportu- nity—one that will solve a per- plexing gift problem. The low price makes this an unusual value- giving offer. Sweaters of fine wools in plain or fancy weaves, with belt or sash. Coat style in solid colors and combinations. iy 2 en . (7 ’ toy SRY ae. OP - hy, . 4 i hs mr) Y : A Fe VA g Ys fA é hed n Peso WY; r% “fe te Mn, A, van @ee, Dh, Se Gee, 6, Sg We le ; iy a ene. (CTT Be. Yea ey » ; ' i} Mh? . ih ee . DIRK wT \ eo) Pui oe? TOO CR e. ae oe? a2 444 as Te tia ‘ ad a at® “tt orem Sample Caps, 53c Hockey style, in colors to match sweaters. Suitable for boys or girls. ee ne Ge NR ee re en ee ee - ne VEL (Downstairs Store.) New Arrivals— Women’s Novelty Footwear OU may select from Southern ties in tan, patent and black gunmetal, also black satin and patent cut-out effects—and many other styles. Come in French, military Sizes 3 to 8. | } a | 0 ] ' ; ; ; ~ ~ — , . : » Py oS BOY SS . » ‘ - There are Dresses for special occasions, for street, and for sports wear with nearly a hundred distinct models from which to Several styles illustrated. Materials are Canton crepe, satin crepe, faille crepe. flat crepe, satin-faced Canton, crepe de chine, chiffon-vel- vet, hairline stripes, Poiret twill and twilleen. clude cocoa, tan, gray, green, navy blue, black, checks, Sizes 14 to 50 for misses Colors in- . and SS Downstairs Stor, - Gloves For Christmas Gifts Women’s Kid Gloves At $1.00 Pair SPECIAL lot, shown in brown, black, tan and other wanted shades. Sizes 6 to 8. Strap-Wrist Gauntlets At 49c Pair Women’s chamois-suede fabric Gloves in brown, mode and black. Well made and per- fect fitting. Sizes to $14. Boys’ Kid Gloves At 98c Pair Made of good grade Kid, wool lined, in brown only. One-clasp style. Sizes 3 to 7. Boys’ Lined Gloves At $1.45 Pair Smart kid or suede Gloves, nicely lined, in brown and dark buck shades. Sizes 7% to 9%, to fit the larger boys. (Downstairs Store.) en, WA S SIWVgs SAR ~ ' 2) > . ~ , -. ~ ~aS S SSO SS SS SS SS WSS = WW me eS ‘ SS SN WS ype BV, Ag Va tA 4 WA ty pete , 4 Me. A WHY | 3 :| ' ~ ‘whe . . * we ws * ‘) ‘ SJ va ~~ owing of Anti-Darn Hosiery For Men and Children Three Pairs in Holly Box pars 3] 00 4| Guaranteed to Give © | Satisfaction—at..... A isizes 9! 2 7 aA these Hose. Every pair months of satisfactory wear. For men are fine quality lisle Socks in black and colors, in to 12. For girls and boys are fine-ribbed cotton Stockings in black, white and cordovan, in sizes § to Io. For boys are medium ribbed Stockings in black and cordo- n, in sizes 6 to 11°32. (Downetaire Store.) — Gift Hints For Men Bathrobes at $5.95 Of good quality blanket ma- terials with shawl collar, two pockets and braid trimming. Fancy patterns and distinctive colorings. All sizes. Part-Wool Robes At $8.50 Made with shawl collar and three pockets. Variety of pat- terns and colorings. Full cut and beautifully trimmed with contrasting braid on pockets, sleeves and collars. All sizes. Flanne! Shirts At $1.95 Part-wool Flanne! Shirts in gray, navy and khaki with one and two pockets. Full cut and reinforced. All sizes. Neckwear at 89c Full-length, silk-and-wool Neckwear in a varied assort- ment of patterns and distinc- tive colorings. Wool Sweaters At $5.95 Made with large roll collar and two pockets. Button- front style. Colors, maroon, gray and buff. Alli sizes. Kid Gloves Women’s Bathrobes $3.98 and $4.98 MANY handsome models to select from: the majority with silk rib- bon trimming on the collar, cuffs and pockets. Made of the well-known Beacon and Lawrence robing cloth. The designs and patterns come in every imaginable color combination. Every Robe cut full and excellently tailored. Sizes 36 to 52. Include one of these Robes in your gift list. (Downeteirs Store.) Special Purchase and Selling of Novelty Fringe Panels At ‘11> and 2 Each HESE Curtains are made of silk-and-lisle mixed dra- pery and come in beautiful floral and stripe patterns. Have scalloped bottom, finished with silk fringe. Marquisette Curtains Ruffled Curtains 3-Piece Sets, $1.18 At 98c Set Dutch Curtains, hemstitched, Colored dotted — mre with lace edge or lace insertion tains of good quality wit! a Curtains: separate valance; ruffles and tie-backs to matc of re ] value. headed ready to hang. Splendid val e - : ‘rer wrnersa eo © ;* 2 as ————————_ LA | Many Will Want to Make Selections From These Gift Handkerchiefs 3 in Box, 39 . Special, at. C WONDERFUL opportu- nity to secure rémarkable values in this offering of 1800 boxes of women’s Handker- chiefs, the surplus stock of an Eastern manufacturer. Come in white and colors, in em- broidered, woven borders and novelty effects. Nicely packed 3 in a Christmas box, for 39¢. Initial "Kerchiefs _ | For Men, 59c 6 in Box. Initial Handkerchiefs of | good quality cambric, with | ™%-inch hem. The favored style initials are represented. | Only 1000 boxes to sell. | CMD | _— : TLE ERE. OE Linen ’Kerchiefs Men... 19C Men.. Full-size Handkerchiefs of all-linen, with %4-inch hems. These are wunderpriced for Monday’s sellling. (Downetairs Store.) Sale of Nashua Blankets At Pair $4.45 EAVY bed Blankets that are soft , and warm; weight 4% pounds to the pair; size 72x84; come in attractive plaids . of blue, pink, gray and tan. These will make excellent Ch Outing Flannelette 15¢c Yard — Soft-fleeced cotton Outing Flannelette, 27 inches wide; blue and pink stripes and checks. 36-Inch Percales 12!4c Yard Fast colors in smal] figures and stripes; light and dark shades. Black Sateen 25c Yard Highly mercerized, fast black Sateen, 36 wide. eolid inches ristmas gifts. Sateen Comforts $4.45 Each Bed Comforts, cut size 72x 84 inches; covered with fancy sateen; solid color border to match. 3 o’Clock Special. Sheet Blankets $1.68 Each Soft - fleeced, all - white cotton Sheet Blankets; size 72x99 inches; finished on | each end. | ——— —— (Doownetatire Store.) Belgian Beaded Bags Christmas Special, 9 1 98 MORE than 20 styles are represented in this pre-Christ- mas sale. ful color combinations. select from. Come in the drawstring style, in beauti- Medium and large shapes to Only 250 Bags—a group that features unusual value- giving at the Monday price. ‘(Downetairs Store.) wonderful holiday to buy several at low cost. shoulder straps. Shown in Sizes 36 to 44. Women’s Fiber Vests TH ESE dainty garments suggestion, and the price makes it possible for you All are of first quality fiber in the bodice-top style with washable ribbon are a 19c white, pink and orchid. (Downetairs Store.) Dainty Gifts for the Dresses at $1.00 ‘Baker. j erine Leigh, be || charge of Mre. Harriet Rice Bege- } man. Dolls, which are to be varied } in many styles, will be in charge of | Mre. J. D. Litow. Miss i by Mrs. F. Rublinger. | Hostetter | pleasing novelties, and Miss Diek celal filme for i well-known PARTIES OF INTEREST ON THE SOCIAL CALENDAR Continued from Preceding lace. guests Friday. Covers for 40. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Chis- holm departed for New York yes- terday. Mr. and Mrs Robbins will return to Oklahoma the early part of the week. A tea willl be given et Vander- voorts, Tuesday afternoon when the letails for the appeal for the Na- tional Children of America Patrio- i tic Home Schools Fund will be pre- fected. Among those who will serve as hostesses are: Mre. Har- old Halll, Mrs. Gilbert Fox, Mrs. W. H. Hand, Mrs. William D. Wild- nagen, Mrs. A. F. Boehmer, Mrs. John A. Laird, Mrs. L. W. Dragon Mrs. Minnie Fichmeyer, Miss Nell Walker, Mrs. J. Bastian, Mrs. Thos. H. Berkeley, Mrs. Bangert, Mrs. Mre. Clara B. Ballazeus, Mrs. Mary E. Brown, Mrs. Hugh Brady Mrs. J. O. Crook Mre. Edna > a Hawes Davis, Mrs. Alle Vere Davis, Mrs. A. Funck, Mrs. G. Ferber, Mrs. B. G. Fallis, Mrs. William J. Gallagher, Mrs. J. M. Hutchinson, Mrs. Hilge- man, Mrs. Clark Hudson, Mra. Le Grand Jones, Mrs. Mary Jaudea, Mre. D. E. Knight, Mrs. Henrietta Ee. Kring, Mrs. W. C. Loomis, Mrs. Minnie Liebig, Mrs. Dorotha Lueb- /hert, Mra. J. Hal Lynch, Mre. Kath- Mrs. I. J. Leacock, Mrs. W. J. McLoney, Mrs. R. H. McCullogh, Mrs. Emma Meinera, Mrs. Emma B. Meyer, Mrs. A. C. Meyers, Mrs. Beatrice Ostrander, Mrs. R. E. Oldfather. Miss Mildred Clay Shehan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shehan, 6856 Bartmer avenue, en- H} tertained 20 guests at a luncheon and bridge party yesterday at the Coronado Hotel. The St. Louls Lonely Club will meet Friday night, Dee. 56, In West- minster place, 3806 Olive street. Misses Pearl and Ruth Bischoff, | daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Louis |} Bischoff, 6900 Waterman avenue, gave a bridge luncheon Saturday, Nov. 22. The guests were Misses Maude Niehaus, Mabel Bischoff, Haze] Kolimeter, Marjorie Ballard, _Irene Fricke, and 14 men. A group of Yeatman High Schoo! i} seniors and their friends gave a |surprise party Saturday, Nov. 22, 1 /in honor of Miss Florence Kiose, 11/4152 Lee avenue, at the home of Mrs. R. EB. Andrews, | the guests were Misses Ruth Shew, Trene Roeske. Dorts Shaw. Helen Steinman, Viola Witbrodt, Virginia Ascmeyer, Fostellie Fisher, Cather- ine Heintz, Bernice Nagel. Grace BEchiibe and Adele Nagel, and Messrs. Howard Thompson, Braé- ford Pyron, Paul Press, Oscar Lay- ton, Ralph Hoerner and Emmet Layton. The Tilinae Club, St. Loulse alum- ni of the University of Illinois, will give a box party at the Symphony Orchestra concert next Sundar aft- ernoon. Miss Irma Goehe! of Tit- nole, the soloist, is the daughter of Prof. Goebel. The club members will meet Ker after the perform- ance. The firet bazar to be held tu the new Parish House at Cates and Goodfellow avenues, with many unique and Interesting features es- pecially for the Christmas season has been arranged by the Wom- en's Guild of the Church of Age cension for two evenings and aft- ernoons. next Tuesday and Wednesday. For several weeks the young girls and matrons of the Triangle class of St. John’s Methodist | Church, Kingshighway and Wash- ‘ington boulevard. | paring exhibits have heen for pre- thelr annual i); Christmas sale and dinner, whieh fe }| to be held. Wednesday afternoon and evening, Dee. 10. served at Dinner ts to 6:80 o'clock, in Ruth Kliehammer will have a table of fancy work. There is te be a col- I} lection of homemade jellies, under Mise Cora Emith, and of homemade 1 candies and cakes under Mra. A. Binkard. These are to be shown Mre. Harry will have a table of Rice will conduct a “fish pond” for | children. A moving picture show with spe- children showing screen stars, will be an unusual feature of the begar to | ' be given Wednesday afternoon and the Church Service evening br | League of St. Michael and All An- gels’ Eplecopal Church A mine lature movie theater hae been tn- stalled tn the parish house, Pllen- wood and Wydown boulevards, and the show will open at 3:38 p. m. and run continuously until 10 p. m. - ‘ . ae a eee En ee eS ee I Aa cabal sity edi sgn ese ,
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. | 6 * £STLOUIS POST-DisPaTrH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has YORE CITY Circulation than thé morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 4 © ——— ee a oe GRAND-LEADER . me eee STIX. BAER & FULL 300 Specially Purchased Cedar and W alnut-Fin- ished Chests Are Offered at Important Savings o~, s = a . ° t Jewelry ¢ a u eg 1S eC es S 5 Three offerings that are > nh 1n “> typrcal of the values to be * ’ Be halite gt pee SOE 0, ir Sn ieee BRE 8 0 4:2 ~~ Ps ‘ eo . ¢ ? 7 Ou - oe ~~ / «>» E >s \ = ~ e 8 O . 7 a as -* : : = " ~ ~ x . ’ ~~ a : a , > } > Mi ERE is an outstandin hive a 2c st - > « aa nigh ot — Chest at : Rectangular Wrist . these epee made Cedar Chests, in walnut finish. are of- Watch. +6 : reanae . atc $10 Y fered in this group. They are Queen Anne in*design {> a whicc ocd Ried Wee 1 i opportunity to purchase a moderate price. Fifty of ‘S | a — —- > = co a F ; ° en —: ~~ - nin ~"y and are mace Ot selecte d T an redc edar, wel! con- ‘ of Smal size tectatguiar j; 3 oe ee i ss pean Sawn siape, with engraved bezel \/ structed and nicely finished. hey measure 40x1r8x1qQ a age - _ ee. ana T2ancvV a = = oped : Bo . - acy Cia ={coappec , inches. > with guaranteed jewel lever oe > rectangular movement: will ¢ ; 4 { zeep time accurately. Each « olo ial S r © t ‘ ° s * e . iS This cabinet model Cedar Chest, Colomial style, comes : . cy either plain or copper trimmed. The size is g¢0x18,.15 inches. 5 y . * ws + . . . . 7 . ss {~ It is equipped with Yale lock, key and $ | 3 20 > c: ‘ é . ’ = casters. Very specially priced at ° Ry ‘e ~ Queen Anne Chests Elegant Chests 45-inch U n Anner mod- Walnut = finished Queen “ Men’s “Elgin” > —— _— @e 224444 462476 @£ © ©= Most appropriate as a wii t 39c d it $ *, amc 4am exceptional value An exceptiona! value in white and roree pas French Stationery in the un co. lored paper, with tssue-! ined en favored paste: shaces. with tissue-luned = velopes to match Each box contains 24 ‘=velopes to match The boxes, which ~ - sheets of writing paper and 24 er- are very Ormdte, COMIN Ome cure veicpes. (Main Fieor 3 These Monday Features of Interest to Christmas Shoppers g Beautiful Linens for Gifts: Hemstitched Table Sets, $11.95 hanes ~~ —? > aDOTr " — - =~ THE hostess will reciate the gift of a linen Table Set, - — mea) ao — = os :_> . on ;. —sra lee +h =¢ the Cspeciaiit v* eT) -» ss ws Ss #5 -- GuUallly L424 & ese possess. . ~? mm «ce SARA se rkoc 2 - =* - ee The cloth :s 66x86 inches and the six napkins are of 20-inch size. Beautifully pattermed. Each Set is neatly boxed. Hemstitched Sets Linen Bridge Sets At $5.95 $3.50 : e Christmas shopper will Linen Tabie Set, including surely be able to solve one or one 64x80-inch cloth of silver two of her problems with these bieached linen, and a half-dozen Bridge Sets of oyster shade lin mapkins tc match, in 17-inch em. Trimmed with four Venise size. Excellent qualit Very lace medallions and have four low im price. A most acceptable napkins to match. A very ez- gift. ceptional v value. . we ™ ° . Filet Buffet Sets Madeira Napkins —— - $3.95 6 for $2.95 Attractive allover Filet Buffer These Napkins are made of a Sets, coOmsisting ef one large oval very good quality of linen and are md two smaller oval flet doilies to neatly hand scalloped and hand- match. These Sets are very durable eyelet embroidered in natty and at- and would make a very attractive tractive designs. Six Napkins are a mit. Each Set neatly packed m neatly packed in a box. Unusual pea a box. 28% 20 savings are offered. corde gift. } Second Floor.) 4 =v Women’s Gloria Umbrellas a *2= 98 this offering. They are of © a sill meant fabric, which i is hermes» te come in high colors and © | black with satin brocaded borders. Carved wood handles and amber effect | tips. Some have leather straps, others silk cords. The values are excep- onai. Ze Children’s Umbrellas, 98c : Girls’ and boys’ black Umbrellas; made of cotton taffeta; ring and’ leather loop handles. Those for boys have handles in opera and Primes | of Wales styles. Umbrella Dept. and Thrift Avenue—Mais Fleer} - Sale of Men's Neckwear Extraordinary i= .0O Values at : id HRISIm AS shoppers can solve many gift problems with RY ‘ ese attractive Ties. If desired they will be packedin holi- || day b oxes without additional charge. They are made of imported, and domestic fabrics, such as satin, moire and matelasse in striped, fancy figured and Persian effects in rich colorings. Al have open ends and slipbands. et ae : ee Two New Novels Appropriate as Christmas Gifts The Green Hat | By Michael Arlen—Underneath all the audacit of Iris March's behavior there lies an explanation, an extenuation—yes, a justification—which stirs every reader. A novel in the sly and sparklin manner of “These Charming People.” $2.50. The Little French Girl By Anne Douglas Sedgwick—A remarkabie study of the social psy chology of two nations, an excuisite example of perfect craftsmanship, a fascinating story * * * an absolutely first rate novel.” $2.00 Second Foor Appropriate for Christmas Gifts : “a ra Westminster Chime are shown at prices up to ¢ = ~~ ee Artistic Mitered se Bring the Kiddies to Mirrors With Cords Toytown ~ .85 Mechanical Train Assorted Games. 89c $3.69 an assortment of Games. in- A newly constructed locome- Roy eS ., AL Saap >> . ee > " — , = -- sr > ~ ea? eo D.- re - — = _ = — => = ~ a. | ve Wita 57 ry = “mote - ee a Ss 3 "cc De _ seit om > = . a 2 en = ws a. a Ware . er Cc = one a "> - * «& ~- a : ~ ESE Mirrors measure 14x ‘SSder amd three coache S India, Par Quoeits, and ia Ss J ——— ° . = ie ee around am oval track of eleven —.: g ee 29 imches outside, and are sections. made of excellent glass, framed Carr Board. $4.50 ump aftistically with an ornament ne —— 20 This dur at fitty-serven sevarate es > be on top of the frame. T hey are can be plared with a = we ~ complete with silk-covered wire Game Board: an interesting ~ rightly p ts mr imteresting values. But lding Blocks. of Building Blocks for ee as Good looking three-section Mirrors, measuring 15‘jx WV - . a Our Fifth Floor is now a veritable treasure trove of gifts. Here you estminster Chime Clocks will tind many gift ideas for the home-loving folks on your list. vaste? | 10Q0-Pc. French Dinner Sets - j cords. All are exceptionally 96a Carpet Sweeper 39¢ Priced at i c9. 50 ¢ ‘oF ; French china Dinner Services, consisting of roe pieces. 1) E h d Gl Mi Png: ciliedesiiniaes cOMeS COMPpact- keene- house- with comventional border effects. com . gala treatment and tche ass irrors, $s 13.95 ’ packed in a wooden box. ee a ae coin gold handles. -_~ — 4 is am open stock pattern. 100-Piece Dinner Sets, $49.75 Dinner Services of best quality Japanese china, with a wide coin gold band and coin gold handles. Beautifully modeled on refined plain shapes. This Set, 66 OOOO. ... . osceciecees. $29.7 ee wee, Sy whoens.. ... 02 ences a. $75.95 2 eros ot ee ee Junior Lamps ‘Table Lamps $9 8:75 10:22 This rich looking Lamp is made Exceptionally imteresting val- of a glass vase and has a Geor- es are these Junior Floor Lamps. gette shade with flower medal- with hand-carved bases of poly- lion. A welcome addition to the chrome, burnished gold and living room and an acceptable ebony. The oval shape shades are gift. Table Lamp is complete of Georgette over silk mjavariety with two lights, pull chain of colors, attractively trimmed in socket, cord and plug at this heavy silk iringe. price. (Fifth Pieer.) 23-Piece Two -Tone Luster T’ea Set, $14.95 A 23-piece Tea Service in the popular two-tone Iu ware includes teapot, sugar bowl. cream pitcher, six cay an@ saucers and six plates. A gift of one of these comm ,ful Sets would delight the heart of any hostess. A way g svariety of styles and colors to choose from. e = { y y Pith Fleer) A This is a Set of exceptional quality and a re | Pe ithes Linge — in Delig = = ~e~4, tk} ¢ 95 THE deli partic practical qui Our assortm that to atte conveying vite you to /\ your select fv . fo y a 7) Practical Gift the Wee Or Coats for Baby 112 MA TAILORED models with ir of swagger smartness that young gentl lemen of 1 to 3 years. & have raglan sieeves. inverted pia pockets. The materials are soft Winter wear. At this price tt usually attractive values. ae Se Cee Regulation Coats. A Coat that will keep a i:ttle t and smart looking. ts a gift that with both him and his mother. N chilla is smart in these tailored r els. with inverted plait back, belt The lining is of flannel. Sizes to § Four-Piece Sweater Set At $0.95 Sweater, cap, leggings and mutte of soft. warm brushed wool, in bg shade only. A practical gift for tiny tot: ome that will keep him and comfortable on a chilly day. Girls’ Serge Re Braid-trimmed sailor collar. a these regulation Dresses of navy school or dress wear, they answer 6‘. We suggest these as gifts tm wardrobe. Lace is the CI Making MODELS on display in will furnish inspiration: i There are beautiful boudomr pr d cresser sets. and novelties of > be duplicated at small ce delights in making gifts for he: For Dainty H —choose one of the centers that we are showing Im many it with net footing or tiny { xerchief centers are I 5c. Net Footing in plain and t white and colors, yard. Real Laces for _ Making Neckwe cal Filet and Irish Crochet —~ rard Real Valenciennes and Binche saul im beautiful designs, yard... J5€ Other Binche Laces im ecru and yard Ise Rea! Lierre Laces, various widths, yard soe Real Filet Medallions, each s i’ a ‘A
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_The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH oth STINuiS POST-mceaTry — — « — ~~ —— ee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 3, 4,5 and 6 This Section | STIX, BAER & FULLE GRAND-LEADER ; | ibieeriiailibiiaitiastnaais e aitiniliatintinnaiine cane Se - - . ates m Offerings Which Will Solve the Gift Problems ‘ et he ee j Silken Lingerie for Gifts Sf BR TA. AXIS The Biarritz Glove Na A Se ae se Oe OS REN TUE A New Style From Perrin : "THE delicate beauty of silk Lingerie makes it a | Be Zo Rie. | j IN| BAilescp oN | $ 75 particularly fitting tribute to feminity, and its w Bi WA iC e N.2 | . practical qualities render it a gift highly acceptable. Our assortment includes such varieties of styles re t . . . your selections early while stocks are still complete. , : MA ha olor to match the kid. Quite different and de- . ‘‘ : -&. eM... 2 | cidedly smart. Black, brown and beaver shades, | a : in all sizes. £. el BD 7 Regs: There are gowns, envelope chemises, yy fi tae tT Bayi a % | 7 | ? . | i. tt 4 backs: full sh : . ' ,’ tients | i | bien |} | acks; full shrunk. Shown in the season's new on HU | , shades. . : : - 4" amma = 4 Si — onieel ; - a x ol lation) a et pee eautiful Pillowcases, made of 18 ‘NES llent quali “ . | bk ot guality round-thread linen. AB’ RAR So ‘ are hand scalloped and elab- W tely hand-eyelet salisethebes. Gloves for Boys Misses’ Wool Glaves Sg , , ions é ie ge X Same “7 te BH Practical Gift Sug — for } Are Featured in Three Attractive Price Groups . Women’s Evening Slippers MIAN-TAILORED models with a decitiee | ez] That Offer Values Worthy of ' air of swagger smartness that will appeal to i> Rf yt i a a ) Some of them | TP PS ONY, Special Attention K ING ‘ “ 65 N 7 lemen of 1 to 3 years. young gentlemen of 1 to 3} 7 oilas, 98c have raglan sleeves, inverted plait back and Ser ckets. The materials are soft and warm for He e as Sag : ¥ 4A \\ of cotton taffeta; ring and Winter wear. At this price the Coats are un- PLS te t | WR SI handles in opera and Prince “ eee gee- | ; \ \ PEA. ¢ Sh f gleam: i] t. and Thrift Avenue—Matin Floor.) —— i ; Deve ov « we 4y A ) RACEFUL ippers Or gieaming si ver | ° & 14.95 oe S wage : a trey Nes) brocade cloth, smartly styled and fin- 3 ~ i ITC S garmen ” * > ic ' e ' ll interestin beca f th “a ° f] n ] Si s to vear©s. ao" ha arseé¢haam ?¢-: ~a)iey “¢eatur +) - oe ] ° o i\ + g\ price 1S esp Cla y : r decor ae FF ; 7 “mg '{ effects. Mostly 54 inches wide. These remnants come in wanted lengths and are Normandy Medallions, each 98c Metallic Laces, yard Isc to $1.98 ( | Se “al, ee . «eRe : : ' Venise Medallions for making Nor- Silver Tricotine for flowers, yard....59¢c i Se ee > : ; in FP a if: marked at extraordinary reductions in price. An exceptional buying opportunity said : : e —_ a . 3: ‘ Ps y ™ - 4 : 4 i — iin Pad * 7 ) oe dia - » — — -_ i” arift AVvewnh ve mn? ives ; mandy pieces, each 5c to 50C Sandal Bandings for bows, to pe, My ~ I~ Mites anggiag: Ee sa OE cht. ee gato 0 tom tae ae : 3 ; rears ~g cle Me Nea pcre OETA OTE Mi atttnse mane ok & 2B eg teense en to as te ~ 2 Ms plate a la Pry ; - . pe 4 . ‘ ek de nee? Onin nip igi ROE Vad Wie URE NS ot RI 1, Bigs Sas Nats % oe ek ; - Ae : wee im ps eg yn es Oe be POR shonin Nin oe phono gtd” a ein “ " nega tee PUarvenmans we . pe we mate he gn * er 7 #9 , e ~ igly ong tenlints * Os tren aig a es aan » * ta . . oP at ps nde weap 2 a " ~ oo, Miele aad - mit ded ete, Cee nome ate . - - . Te: at ¥ : 5 Soo Mae <a . v Re a ee, al ‘ . zi 7 “y - rr F “ Prat. a rt 4%, “ < a WOK dg 4 ba T™ . 4 HES ‘ , 4 if aon. oe fe ata é 4 tyre 5 a ee a — yy . ‘vee - oe & St ee ee tetas te tlhe eee a adie AAP en 4 eh, 1 Wengen. ewer : m4 a it Lingerie Net, yard eecceaeaat CLO AO:
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STU NDAT NOVEMBER 3°. i924 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation ti : ie ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . ee ae Se ee ee ee hw and Nug ents the Best ee ———— — 2.2 2 SSeS eee ee eee ee eee 2 eee ee eS - Remember, a Deposit of | 25% Holds Any Article for Future Delivery—Buy Now! \ di \ 8 $ if$) i293! fei tf HH ibeit igi Ais Hath sf , 7 tf ; ; » f \: {' 7 ‘AN . A} i Li} Hy) fi ud stig 1g '£4 } ieee Hi wee th At i . " 3? vy iT ay Many at HALF PRICE and LESS than HALF PRICE _ If Bought the Regular Way— f > Some Would Sell for $29.75 1 Some Would Sell for $25.00 po tng VW omen Some Would Sell for $20.00 . sed seuss The Materials The Trimmings Faille Sik Bengaline Georgette Furs Buckles Panels Satin Charmeen Chenille Tunie Effects Laces Beads Brocades Chiffon Velvets Hand Embroidery Rows of Buttons Poiret ull Flannel Every Color Imaginable Show Room Models Inch ded a at 312.72 t. -* 2 ———_— - -a - _ = > — * = These are one-of-a-kind dresses securec from mMmaru srers wto usec them fer sghow- -_=- "og - os > *- - a: - s_—co reel e - ~ —_ bar .3 _°o>- —_ « eS e868 8 se eee Bs wns eee e ee es sure @ @ & M Uh ) od 4 =. errr mod e roc™ ~~ r>cees— t”™eyr sre Trerv exc u.site 3 pie? Red are rea >—~ Fr uz o*f 2 ordinary —*F +» ale pers. An opportunity far-o (Drese Dept—*ecend F"cor—% agents. ' f ee | ecials in Art Needlework ———S n Imported Silk Pillows - at ene oh eee From E ci ud Ldadad =) silk-“rnitghed aDes"ry piec ‘ - i beautiful shades SRS ere—ia rou: patterns and colors. Mace in Bel All Winter Sine 12548 ©) 40 — te 4 epee lggan Size 70° Stse I2x36 Hats =e ‘ ~ . = = ~~ } "ur com bina- 4 Bar k> dach tach inch wm 8 $1.98 By = $3.20 Ta $192, = Oc. Sas Millinery $1 Stamped Pill owcases : ! Dept. Three beautiful designs stamped quality tuding Scalioped e-ges +; Lilo 2s ares red | "79¢ — Beautiful Suk Pill or ae a a : 1 : : S tne good siaaus aa Bath Towels, Jubilee Price. ‘30e Ea ve .s Price Foe on _yY > t= ~+ es * ee . ._* * « . _o- ~ 4¥i.68 . . ’ ’ $ _~— —s a . ~ : : - . oe! : » a *'™a _— — > beau til: - vTles e.. - 3. =~ —~ \ YA ‘ se a ssette, in bigh neck. ‘ “$1.00 F vur' 2 F eor—Vagents.+ Suk-finished Tapes’ — agg pg exquisite patterns and colorings nd crepe sses. Stamped in $10.00 Brocaded Rubber Reducing Made Belgium Size ¢ @ ses 4 to 6 59¢ — 36xn54 tnch years oo — * "20¢ to °¢ 19 . 39 Luncheon Cloth ane c= $1.19: soled patterh, Perm rubber of ine auf 4 x ‘ a — 2 ~ - a a i 1 : : ses ~G 2‘ - x OG i bi re i= ni scace 50c Real ois, Ashes of Roses ~ At Great Savings A Deposit of 25% Holds Until Christmas eae) Wi $5.00 Gold Decorated Che: ce a §219“$3.29 NS Two Munsing q p Under ear > iti*ullr mede led and Zacoracs oc” _ - Sesh Bloomers, artitielall $2.25 Tokanabe Vases Women’s S34 0 $3.7 - Natural or Silver Muskrat | | ts. ¢ grees. $1. 00 knitted ri! vd B om ¥ Well 1 Jacquetves — Self trim. . feo | eee Oe ee Ae mec $22.50 Dinner Sets-100 Pieces ss -_ Caracal J acquett . z —- os ec Northern Sea! Coats and Baltic Beaver (Dyed | Jacquettes —Self or Coney) Jacqueties — ' -_> > SuirTre aheaheat > se fF t= ™m-e ; ‘ ‘ vr" » é } ~- . ? Z $35.00 Dinner ts 100 Pieces | Second iinet | - , - , AL.t -“ sa oN s¢ zs +o ene — ' > 2 a ag * = 8 : a # = . , Z = s ‘ . 3 . . 3 a : = Ne : = £ i] 4 2 4 7 = s zt | 7 a g r a * = 8 . a . : a a . ® A a a7 * ‘ ° 4 4 ‘ ad . « 8 : § 8 9 *. e
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__NOVEMBE Rae ~e SOVEMEER 36,1926 The —~ POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulatro n than BOTH other ev Ste newspapers COMBINLD oT LOUIS is abt te Rab 9 | Smee, ———————————[—SSS secre iteinncesnavenmeemcaniienseraenneonnmicneiane casio rae dean innate TE MNT pping Days Un . and Nugents the Best Place to in SSS SSSR CSS 8888222 eS ees eee eee Ss ee | J \ See Following Three Pages for Additional Jubilee Events Jubilee Sale of a eT tees. 59 5. «6 Se, ¥ ar, Collars and deep cuffs. 84 L usLtTOosa and Fashona Coats, Sizes for Juniors, } nh nh she 6 a wa ee. ers. with sg omens (Second F leor.) hardly any two a 1 nm many 54 Buckskin Coats—Blended squir- wolf trimmed. . it ee a ee different kinds of rel collar and cuffs. 100 Rarona Coats, wolf trimm ° Hand-Embroidered™ 2° P@'5 reatty boxe 4A9Qc Jubilee Price.:...... - $4, 89 : , | 40RB oa. M, W n Jubliee Price. each . ae 72 Truvonette Coats—Manchurian olivia Coats, skunk collars a ISsSeSs ome Beautiful Hand-Embre (Third Floor.) $6.50 to $8.50 New Footwear (Main Floor.) | scat alin ead dealin cuffs. nd 5 9 ero ee ae hia tins ffect Sr _ 49 Ormadale—Manchurian if ° ° models. splendid for home Includes sailor ties, gore effects, $6.95 Matched Sets 41 Bolivia Coats—Squirrel or bea- collars — d S I h St t poe Sneee OF plaid = pet Statione straps and pumps in a variety sO ® Made of heavy brush wool, tnclud- ver collar and cuffs ane Cuee. an ty ts outs pr dere, inn Var} us ae ry =_—s° that a Satisfactory cnoics tn belted coat ew eat er W th por ket a 66 Veloria Coats—Opossum co]. bs Dockets and Sleeves Be; Gift cabinets containing 48 will be easy, as well AS pr ifitable. eres Seca a cap an a a bape - sae 47 Mokine a a edties lars and cuffs. Small, medium and iarge gheets paper and envelopes # Every smart material is ~ nonule -_ t e buf f er cuffs, borders. Peetee PPAR 60 vccccccand Tints and white.... = 59¢ amply represénted....... $3.95 et poe ag og A ae, bat $5 65 See Window Displays. (Seconé Floor—Nugents.) . (Main Floor.) , SOO EF TICO. « ccvcccecceoss: ‘\ f : : (Fourth Floor—Nugents) (Fourth Floor.) : $4. 50 wee B abies’ Ruben Shirts e + “ ne ye soft ap age fini _ 4 — Jongg & on meee ng score $7. 00 Women’ s Fitted Cases Double-breasted, heavy c¢ 4¢ } - eeeate suite aemmmemes of Tacks. ed. bincks @4 gg | Smart and very post Coss Tele nasy Rack Style. Sizes for infants 4 fer Si U l ae a Crin S OT Cn) Fall shades of fr and orang¢ Jubilee Price . Ot 00d uality Dupon' raging visten Oe 29h. PORIMs 6 ae cccckess ‘a snuff muskrat (Main Floor.) whe on toilet fittings. 4 “eal Floor. J biack. “Jubilee Pri ceeneee CONE ”-------. . “34 83 Genuine Fox Chokers $30 $32 S ' : , me eunuee sf (Fourth Fleor.) 50 gt F P S 30 $32 50 O ’ “di , | $1.25 aes: cat vieached, ‘ences , Genuine Fox Chokers. Come tn nat- 7 CO 7a wo-rants Suits to ° vercoats bei " ee i aS . ; ural red. Walnut brown poire Tallored of all-wool terials in th ‘s O Ti ali-linen Damask. A ; A s.oktn 2 fitel Port hatte a ol] ma als in the Men's and young men’s Overcoats, 45 if $2.50 Wool of merit. Jubilee Price« = Q8c 2 $7.50 Electric —s stra wolv patos S14. 50 new check, wt fe blue and novelty 45 nicely tailored in ulster, ulsterettes . Sit Sereive~taats mer bowl, th Ric cckes o's Ai Eth tics benetite (Main Floor.) Ferg hligtive9 ashi cord rtd, 4 (Second Floor.) ; mi! xt gr A wonderful value. Ju- and plain back ee. Se = He ood Gress weight two-piece plug emovable ele- . lee gr Perr rarrr?T. eset eeesecess effects, a real value. u ee ce. a 3 In the good shaces off Bath Towels, Jubilee Price, 38¢ Ea. ment just the sise for = @4 @& $6.95 Silk ~y’ ren ie i ee of & fine quality terry cloth, | bathroom or sun paris. 4 Fleer.) aide with hood. Hand-quilted | ‘Men’ s $1 Cotton Ribbed Underwear Men’s $2.50 English Broadcloth Shirts it pe a sian 5. . ery BUSOU UE di ~ae* x Bintily embroidered + ; ly hemmed 39c , . Bimle OF WIR oc seks sees = $5. 48 Men’s Knit Men's cotton ribbed fleeced Shirts and Drawers, en's tan © Rican Jubliee Price, each ..---.- ’ (Fourth Floor.) ; long sleeved Shirts, ankle length Drawers. Sec- Men’s English Broadcloth Shirt, neckband style, at ef — (Main Floor.) Women’s $2.00 Silk Hose and Cut-Silk mds. Ecru only. Broken sizes. Jubilee Price 19¢ French cuff, in plain white only. Sizes 14 te 47. AR beautifully Artificial Fre Th Lisle elastic serv i -we eigt “4 Hose, $5. 95 Corduroy Robes Ties , Hove collar attached in plain white, $1 98 ae 4 ligule Aa. mc i* lis) P t ? 8 metntorc Cc 43, ee ¢ = t Sch anes. oF Neckla | $3.50 to $4.00 Leather Bags Soon and hocks tn winch, Serle, fase at! | U wile "aek siesta sirer, ober wide Men's $4 to $5 Sample Hats Bises 16 to 15%. Jubilee Price--.-amme © Be 1. it designs. e 7 « yer! lot apse ng eresetag ; . rocace. i.0ng iuxe col- ' > r . pe 4 : 39¢ ch length, fitted ag zs Y« S wit} find! under-arm, mosphere ‘rub! eg ie ak ‘$I 69 ae Sie. htt, noe trasting oan Men's Fibe: We offer these new Fall and Winter models in We inch jength, fitte Ve ae eine ¢ a “Aitengageyrs §% to 10. Jubilee Price .... Beautiful sh 1ades of—Copen, rose, gray Knit and Cut Silk new shades and finishes. Size 6%, 7, 7% 1: : oe Aeneeh. Hitteaiaed bogs. ou will find, underarm 2 "rose, Eras t $7.95 Bathrobes | r—Nugents.) sii lh Pete sted es, Dect free Ai] the newest st} lee (ae wees) Suttinh weten and Fuschia $4. R5 Neckwear, 4ii and 7%. Jubliee Price........ eeecsceces $2.60 Men 8 $6.95 and i ey ae eng and leathers Ubis PICO. «sees ine tide TS " 7 +. Jubllee Price . ces an ein $2.98 (Fourth Floor.) pon xed, a le A Men’s Fiber Mufflers Beacon and other materials, shawi rn ané bub . : ar (Main Fiver.) Women s $1.85 Silk Hose C 2 nigga aie = ‘ ; ton-to-neck style; braid trimmed areun pockets, he 8.50 Foot wear 1ll-fashioned chiffon and serv~- $5. 00 Blanket Robes hietaetnem inn oe Men's fancy fiber, muffler, in gray, white, brown sleeves and edges; beautiful patterns to select $5 98 ae ly ens and French Indestra $1.65 Buffet Sets flatecced cron, notes ap mone t El wat htkceheer nae * Sarre Bien Lictenent of she, exes, Jubilee Prigdes-cesenco-sccocepens SGM: | enn en 4) j ij 4 -| Fa se: e@iitia ai ie. i a > — bbhon rim Nn : ort ,ert of 8) ; > .* , $3.95 Pearl N They COr in nesome. shoe shades. Silver, Indian tan, full cut, cord an y Tes | at t =e am Bortm : 5S()c vex ’ Jub liee £ rice.. a ow eons ee ees ri Fices.) i? $ ly trimme w ith lac ‘ Exc ptionaiis tanbark beige, nude, Rie r. sen waist. Jubilee Price $3.88 pacterns - « (Men's Furnishings, Me bk 24 tnches long: cr fine value. 3] 19 etone i ay and medium AY an (Fourth F leer.) Fi te Gowns in gift box, Jubliee gubilee Price .......-- ‘ . black. \zes & Ne to i¢ “§] 49 : . > . i men only. Made geen Lunch Trane mS pros (Main Fleer.) Batin band, supe mor qual! Newey of A V ery unusual quality at this low price. { . ee ee 2 linen with 6 napkins x: . . 2 nd ri Are finely embr iiders . dire ; Jubilee alone ‘ lig Vv -™M?) . : a Ba rub- ¢ 95 $1.95 to $2.95 ten of Seria dered, direc Men's House Slippers Jubilee — $8. 48 Fine quality wool-mixed, shown in the large ni FI y constructed lack or brown ee ee : : ; H oor— Annex.) WORM TAtes Price .....:. 5 $7.08 7 = agent Me ype Beery a (Main Floor.) ) double-bed size, in large block Surplus stock of makes of silk glovel (Main Fiver.) ber heels, err 0 8 ' $2.75 Linen Damask plaids and a very fine Blanket. “ oe ee 4 Tf e* SADR LOLI CS - peEny « aemenbsctaeE |, Peet te . Slippers | Fee te com- rn ee o om ¥ J (Second Fiver.) sey gobi . ns t ype Bem: Nat steer . i — P r al! }] : ger Wreibss Patt anny to mak : Ge de teri > . a ; ; St ae ,, $1.50 Dresser Scarfs selenite Rone ST EE gi Shown in pink, blue, orchid, gray L ag e: lets w rap wi rim m item which appeal to tionally fine val i AAs ——— ° ; : 19¢c ero gg ecg ead _ shou: poses "The ; han 70c Woodland Goodies Jubilee Pri ce, var $1 95 7 | O He ——s and tan with sateen or mohair ‘ , yaands. Many beautil (rimmed Wilh :aces DAS ( ain Floor. _ £ oO el LST fuse ° nl aerente. , - ‘e hest inch giz: 1h nderfy} So called becat use it is filled Wi th all -_—_ . - ore x ¥ : - +* “ AlrT ent wear gd : ms Value. Jubilee Price “ I O00 i nuts bindings. The sav Ings are worth rr het ho bee a ¢ | % @ a a tow 5 o> a b . .. al oS en Q aces Of mins Rea) F oes ' frauntiets © . sll Bev (“oata ~Ong revere thrush, whir!- Hand. Made new nove! short cuff styles with cuffs $8. 95 Rubber Reduci Girdle collars that can be but- Sets head Of Frech nainsoe Gaintily trimmed, full P. K. sewn, and Ine toned close to the neck For table $3 line, yoke or panel With embroidered backs. Colors: black eo wee brocaded. Wonder- Neat turn back cuff Ex- f 5 ™~ mr + a an aan aS ed Practical Wool wis 5 eee ates! a , bi] Pe T “loor.) honeys f tne bec Wise “ Ss ELLE. : Cee Cees le a: zi ‘ cloth a Te » canted ine for the fireside candy Tuxedo Coats $1.25 ig Sin a? FL Rt while and Blankets beautiful. 0). twit) OW, 7 UDii Asc C,—~ pounc : . Wonderfu 1] . h! nt . . ans nha at - ‘ . " ‘ - God weight tor $3.95 Novelty ae Gauntlets | (Main Flees.) of fine woo! and mohair jer- Smoker 7 eee WS See y, - neh . ote ’ . k oe v . 3 —. a S $3.75 Large-Size | $8.50 Fine Woolen r 4 ’ ? d a brown, mr ~— * ; rr o 4 , « - P| rea i | ‘er eee)! ae of p | ire ce) rT ? ~ nN bh | use In braas or (Main F crawn, scallope mode and gray. Sizes g orkmanship and eee) for tiny tots 6 mo SK to 7%. Jubilee Price te d Pare rubber. Most de. $3. 95 quality. Sizes 26 to 64. oxidized finish. ° ‘ an ets Ad re oe oe * . sired models.. eee 5 A’! th — ; i» er : . : an ~ ~ = = Pees «ss ( (Main For.) Pence oF ! A most desir- Tray ash receiver, : ou oor.) an é Laine a c ( able shades tar ee eas Ce : . . : ’ ‘ " * a? : ‘ brown, navy and Ccig£a rue l, ROc ° Tes} } [7 hoice ter ecats $5.00 paaeEse Eeroowesers $10.50 Coating — — 950 pairs shown in gray, also 200 pairs, 60% wool, are these won- ry ; price * . f a J 4 J 4 1 e len Blan- tre en os B4-inch. B: all-woo - 2.25 Smokin Ee , ‘ derful wo 95 bors; glass top, black han- | 5 Stinen. ie Good weight. heavy $6.79 or Re, ‘ , / yi. tan with pink or po 9 kets. 4-inch block : : . ‘eA | =—= : sen . ribs 4¢ AuUpe, Enamel finist . ¥ > om a} = a ae snp —e ial pow: Plesh and or hid, art} rT jal Slik and thread suk tion. “omp.ete service :i0! $39.75 new eotton filling. ¢ overed with es ae _ mas “sue fa bhed ests Modice tot eg: SM oct. MERE RRER ESE SERS ES SESE : ; ; ; ; is Elastic waist and knee. Regulaf d knitted ribbed Vests. Bodice top. R splendid quality silkoline with solid geal aaa | . _ 5Roera sizes. o6 to 44. $45. 15 ()() a Denner Caen $ : $ SI 100 Pieces ina Dinner eolor sateen borders. Choice of rose, IRE blue and orchid. A - enn, very fluffy Comfort D , 65 Finest imported Bavar! an ( 4 c , ibi ly { lecorate: - ' Service f ed 12 = rsons-— os util ‘ ’ i | “ s ‘ian | with small cluster spray de Y Yj orat Fast st oer = y boats and brea eee A, : Ot Gia MN and Rites plates yncluded......+-+++- ware in 6 Variety Gift China and Glass Large ~= 5, a sate —_ pReEee@wespsseseaeaeeseauaes 8 8. Beeusepausasssr*® hes nr as Se aeEsgp unseat eaenaaes @e sap a EBnRBas aa Ss at this exceptionally loW Pic... -cseseess : ‘ 5 : fn * : + ee ess eR eee SS ess ssanseceunreesane =e
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POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED A7 ts The Daily , oe ee ee ees aes ee ese eS See eee ests aun . VBA, ~! The Silk Store of St. Louis © A / Predominating Values! ~” Jubilee Sale of Silks yards, fresh and crisp, unfold their glory in this 25,000 37 big sale Monday. Gorgeous Silks, soft and sup- pi Lnogeliarted hy our silk chief in the last 10 days among the silk importers and converters of New } ork. lle ell Pe. ay & fx ') =»! - 7 ' ry vill come from far and mear to share in this Serine: from head to toe in fashion’s most The Bi ° Silk Sale Offers 25, 000 Yards $2.75, $3.00, $3.50 and $3.98 New Silks—Monday ~ %. a? 9°" W _Alummumware | = om. GH a «5 SS \y ~t ™@ | . » n: ‘ay | VOTE—Suit |Dept.now Main Floor Annez. O =» -_ > + en ome ‘ « » A Aw Kosh PR I OR ee eon mee: > ~ : a? of Ue wm & . en © Tie. yee 7) 4) *1) | ovat a °em'sam Reeet~ “sre 72.7. °85 ‘?. ~ * wi « 7 ° » Fu Fa tT? —o- *, > wi t ‘e ‘C7 T.. a -— * me CO) alc 22.7 Pri » Chines Dé. E rint ict iiines _ . _ ‘ _—- - —_ — + , . a Black Crepe k Satins vv T ac re il . = a > ini w - . _— ~— ~ ~ ~s Fes ~ ~ EXTRA! or EXTRA! IS Black Chitton Velvets| | ack Satin Charmeuse Ps o_o Oe — - , ve“, Cyr. . -_ ETXRAM Al ‘36. 95 Chitton \ elve 2 $2.50 Brocade Sati -_ Extra Salespeople . SSB See e tes ts 2S 2 Se Ss SB eS ee ee ee ee ee ee NOTICE — Silk Department Now Main Floor Annex Building. ee — * : a = 3 7 ® : 4 bd ' a x a . % 8 . az . 4 . a = e re = ES ° a . 2 ~ . ~ a . s r . = . : . . z os . . : at . ° 2 . 2 = 7 2 ct . . t - . e s. . . . . . e s . . ¢ . . a : 2 2 . i a . 2 - . t a 2 3 7 2 . = * a , + . : + 2 ® . : . . . s
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SUNY ‘ vy a Bo EMBER 26, 192 EMBER 20, 1924 I'he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; treet eR , - nema — a t | ss e = 7 eee ee | B88 8 2 BY ” ; om we pabee 's . : a , oe | Mi 1 “in? Oona a a ee eee SO 8 8 6°58 8 8.8°808 808 cee : : — — i ASE. ese. eee! eee eee : Bed Springs SI es v . . | \ Nugents Special Smoker Double coil oll tempered stee! Steel Beds \ ~ x. coil, best grade reinforced steel Souar wine , . - 4 lattressés Stands aie aes : juare post with flat fillers, ssarrec eupports. Extra strong cane panel center: very : 5 : : : n Janel nter; ry popular } 11.3 iT} ! Varranted 25 years nas eee Piecing = ; Bullt with selected all-layer Mahogany finish 4-leg Ait 2 ize: Fo ow : Pkt. it twin bed or full size. cotton felt, insuring satisfactory —- “ * a. wood idee eS ; _— American walnut or brown ma- wear. 4 row stitched ends, roi! Standards, strongly built, Wa oes. »- - a b ize ua? | fted ef nds - } } i ni : beds. Jubi! hogany finish. mt gg Rg “; with shelf, including glass i] ota’ - - + - she 4+ eG as J UDilee $24 5() art ticking, t . - al Lrav Jubilee i pes nee art king, “ ; Sing patter ; ’ ry AMA AAAS itt ivy ’ Vy 7" ’ ‘i " ’ ’ bad ; ’ y¢ . , ’ ’ ~ , AA . » ’ Atal i] Tit ‘vr ¥ ASS Ape Asebae a7 ’ . ‘ AWA J _ ’ ; t ’ : v¥Ve ‘ ‘* 7 7 ~ + + as 7 ’ . , > y¥ " see ss ’ P ve [ y AA AS ; i. ’ . J | ’ ’ , A An ’ . oF rh MAS eee i’ sae a f Cc - “ = #4 2. t * fs 1Vv + 7. ‘vy ,¥ RAAAA ; Ad J, -. A A Le Ak y ’ : AWN, — 5 et i SO6B44 444. 7 7. 7 vr ,vy¥ AAs ; 7 ‘ ° Pp . 1 y VAs AAAs: h Terry eee eey My ¥ a emane ; ry ’ ee. Y . MAA DAM ABA AAS A; MAAS AA I abe beeen ‘vy eee . ha VA AS) AAA AAS API PRARSARAASES PARA BS ly j yy LAA iy ‘Yery ¥ tryy ¥ P AN ‘ i i; j y viyyy yee ’ vy HHiht Yair yyy 7 AV A A i ’ ail v7 ‘yY¥Y¥¥ . A pAhphba i hahha ; id ittilii eee’: rytritt WA , : AA i AW Ay AY v¥ \ Aiea AAPPARASADLAAALS | yyeF y*¥e 7% ‘¥ery* eevee eeeeeee eee ry ry) . AAA Ap ALi y + : ; '* v¥ SV AMAA AAAS i i . PADD ARPS ; PARAL PARPR RRR DRPRALAB AD BD ; Sada 7 sever eret AANA ASA pa f ry WAY Yh 4 . ny, LAAL oe F: I ’ ry ¥e See Tre y / AAA AA " Abd : i v¥ Vivvedevrd ¥ Vv¥Vewve, * v¥uve "ahaa lt. vv . AY AY - WyVy LL . ‘ : Aris tts if reeves eS ; baa bAAAAL ; I TY \V AAA a Teee te eeaeeee Ase Ahi Di ppphep ere dei dp peh ei adeeb hh t ess h ALAA LAS - = ‘he * -s ss P| , ’ 7 yF ’F ; 7 Pee. Pe oti Y rn ~~ a". (S Seas rar ~— ~« na , , pond tae . 1d Chinese designs in beautiful « ee ee ee 5692 $2.95 to $4.50 Lace and Novelty Curtains ae, P .- _— } ' ] color camodinations to maten practicai- * . rr? y , ‘ . ina r me, f > ae ie xs? y £ 1, ~ S—_ 7 2 oe ° ihe big teature item of the Jubilee Sale. Why, it costs but a song I > to mak nvr } » at «a TH: “Sane Lo Make anv room &a@ dream oO! art. ifls opportunity 1s indeed rare ° 4 . . ‘ ’ ~ ih 2 an this > most uy ae ae eae Tee a y, rea. ol aro } nia + Re a, | — , _ : >. ‘ . m and home-makers should take full advantage. Made of fine quality $30.00 Axminster Rugs | $32.50 Axminster Rugs nets in allover patterns, suitable for living room, dining room or hall windows. Jubilee EUIOD, «2.0 wns bhinniinaiiiaiieinieies *“mereeeeerees oom wa Oe en aera . oe yponengers age yah : : FON, ener TEP + a attain aia eM aaa ery . sapeetrapmere A ORE Seas SI, 2 P - - o ~ — , . a 4 mr : ‘ -— = n+ * a ? hr “at : ee os a wi ; Neg) *) of. ae : Pee : SA pens: 7 QOr1°9 Tm) 7 ¢ " geval ‘sulle qultell 50 | 6x9-ft. size. Good heavy i = Bae ‘ : oe Sarable: eas 8) 9:50 | durable quality, in =e) 423 $1.95 Artificial Silk $3.00 and $3.00 Sample designs _and colorings. | — gre Panag rg es | Draperies Fringed Curtains Junior and Bridge BRINOS LIL coccone soon tae es A range of beautiful plain and two-tone A very special lot of Curtains to choose Lamps effects. Such colors as rose, from. In most cases two and three or: bine, blne and gold, rose rae }22 four of a pattern. All ‘tinge R35 $13.75 CIs Monday ; ——— i SO 8.6.8.8 82.8 @eesesase w : . E - i a e =! 2 er S fe, —> ae So ate gE $45 Axminster Rugs | 95c Genuine $26.50 Seamless 0] inch. Jubilee Price with a fine quality of fringe. A oollection of rare beauty. Congoleum th évktwdwdnndes eneee: wae Jubilee Price. Each. ...ccces Wrought fron finished tn antique gold polychrome richly orna- t pile WV n of an excel- G.f¢ wide Congoleum R °riné Brussels Pugs a ° mented, extra weighted adjust- oe ES + lent yarn. Come in @/ 204 hbavy West levea derable. auatee $4.95 Fringed $1.35 Ruffled | 65c and 75c Curtain able all pull sockets. PA = Cooking 171 very piece of ride range f patterns anc §.. : : ae st ape PRT i ._ ; : : TE Suit ~ _— pure seamless aun om ) ination: Gx1%.%¢ Buf iON, O. tas i ~Si COsi.gii meat smaii a: er i a 7, Curtains es . Curtains | Nets Shades for Above Lamps . ; Cholee of le orin ubllee ™ : ee $ 9 — Vee SS ee ole ’ REE agrees 2 on ; Shades ere interchangeable, OW Vain es co lie D, : i a L/. od over patterns. They are fin- Made of ae cross-bar = = range of Scotch, Filet and enlect. what you Gaiam | See ye ee a ished at the base with a deep plain materials. Have self Notingham weaves in this lot. ful parchment shades, hand-col- A nner ; =f ; ihn Geernen 6.05 artificial] silk fringa $3 == ruffle and tie-backs to 95¢ Emall ang allover de- 44c oreq drap silk fringe. Pequot onal ‘ , . : i iaith ated Jubilee Price, pair.. oD match Pair ...scca- signs. Yard ssese+ss silk underdrop, beautiful colors pane and combinations, various shapes > Handsome Rugs of a deep, ~~ + - ro — i] - re ae a neha oe “RAST” ORR DearS Sagr iL ee $52.50 Axminster Rugs $18 Genuine Congoleum Rugs : posi conn and novelties Bridge ‘ $3.95 Drapery _ | $7.50 Fringed Casement ieee 8.75 + . | Pa r | Damask | Curtains Cake Pans, Colanders. et jesigns, in beautiful color com ings. Sanitary and easily $13 95 Beautiful allover patterns in rich | Made of fine quality artificial silk —— e150 Gan Moe Exceptional Values. binations. Jubi cleaned. Jubilee Price....+. g colors of blue and gold, rose and gold, casement cloth. All are well made and | pan wrought art black and gold and mulberry and finished across the bottom with four- | stands with adjustable arm | Btew Fan Se'‘s 4 £ "7 . = * - ] 79 4 4 rr". oad ? le a Ds ‘ } and 2-quart ¢: 8.3x10.6 size Heavy 9x1l2-ft. size. wf "> . . e - s P 2 - ee . ." . oo e ee . mein _ > i ia . ~ ~~ ae rr ~ aad ~ , - — en » | anor ’ s A Le ij be OF ( ea Ate ee Wd 2 28.2 ns as 4a id. and ewivel fitted with at- Choice | cold. Jubilee Price, $? 66 inch fiber fringe. Jubilee x : 9 5 tractive parchment material e Price, Pall sccauboscetnda ° a shades, decorated with various vard eeeste@ewree*e*eseeneeneneeenseeeerFdée designs and figures. 75c Pabcolin Floor- $35 Seamless Velvet $28 Seamless | ES Rugs Brussels Rugs Se ip ; Tussah Pongee _ §/ Artificial] Silk Damask| 75c Casement Gauze size, Woven seam- ize. Good heavy Rich 4 ; wn this | ch drapery colors in thi with a close, lustrous pile. Silk and cotton Pongee in eh Septic 0 @ en Come in beautiful jacquard 1th c.€ : popular fabric. Ideal for win- 1 of pretty designs and -ect:omn O02 cesigt nd co! the natural color. Suitable for gow and doorway draperies. “esigns in the popular natur- AS rings. Jubil ‘ ubil ‘ec h Will make ings. ond 5 casement 39 Jubilee Price $1 95 al shades. AG Ps $23.95 rice. C yard . | ? . scalloped bottom and are fin- Wrought tron orna- Up -Giz@..-..--. a Wilto ‘elvet Rugs, & Sd Bort : , LY C2 f / er. e e grade Wilton Bee: ~ AF fe $3.00 to $4.00 Silver-Plated Pieces ished with artificial silk fringe. mental Bridge Lamp, full i Cc Roman gold polychrome beautiful Oriental | i! | | | nsists of Bowls, Cheese and¢ 69 Jubilee Price, $1 95 standard, fancy scroll top Rap sasecetiomiaal | Eee oa ie | a eee, ee “racker Dish. M Platter, Candlesticks, > niet PACD scccccccnctves © ® — Ca — a ae —F ue : Poi : = o : 7 aval ae eo) is “¢ nd other useful pieces. coce 12-inch Parchmens . . tere aps .* ” r j ie : : Fes: 1 ae , lich fancy modeled metal — bases, white ivory finish, 8:8 e'e'arers es | | | Ca aay S| | . | eS wired complete, fitted with $1.75 Waffle , “LA > ae i Tne } ; ; \ - > — . open scroll metal frame, Irons 8 Lx é | = i” ‘4 : Ht; PN | shades lined with old rose, “1 By | at | : | | XK 553167 | blue ané go! = i ag WA | . . \s ¥ : ° ‘ : ~ / ' silks. **e TO, black e: , ' ! : i aie. — \ cage. revo)! “4 ag mould. $8.50 All-Steel Coaster $18.50 Automobiles Wagons “Cadillac” enameled in rich maroon '_- & ry ‘ . ; = - S . . = , r : +) | t es. wind a ¢ —_ — = + a : Ae. Seer | ge > rT rs ” . eee . . $19.85 $8.00 “Hudson” bates. _ete gem > 4 sin Powder 4 for 8c ; . Vas $5.95 price i 7 z $2.25 Christmas Tree Lighting Outfite iSe Cone-Shaped E! - —genuine “rmazésa Electri rutfics. & Xmas 7 Bulbs. Qas ninrec 7 a cormip irte te cr var eus « a a 1? $I See so | Automobiles Window Ventilators, adiustable American Flyer Train Outfits AN, Vt = abe itsa), A dea Red Fnameled ~ Seon - g attach $1.59 Meta) frames from 24 to ji : nes . ‘ ’ I M-width lets in the frees} $4.50 “American Flyer” Mechanical Train—heavy. high espeec engine Ba Net yl Pa ae | wit yu rn fully a nh, i@i.s ini Loe i! sii ia — ei - * « : ‘ rs . ; ' . os 69¢ CUO a ‘ tw } 7 mete .s rd Borat : pn and oa wit ircle of track ;, . 2 girs Dal > : . ms : : = tere a $12.00 “American Flrer” Fiectric Train Onutfite—heavy preased ster nil errr ye Tre ' . “lal $7 33 engine wit! dlight. 8 coaches. large section of track. tunnme. station ! | é Imported and semaphor comp! ith terminal compection-— Wall Epecta _ esi : $2.95 Reckers — very % In the Dollar Toy Section ie net, Ge ae “ae , y Locke! ‘tth arm rests “/ ff ‘ _" th . P : “ TIT U *s ¢ — You wil! find many eurpriees; red chairs. also rockers. leather foothatis ocsre > | a oe - Beautiful biack tuster bages | bigh chairs. sulkya, large paint. also sewing outtie compiee ce a ¥ | on with gunmetal finish, double pulj » ” . tm ‘pe ’? “*io na : . clontae S26 Gls “soaha gama, S200 : ie pecial light sockets, artistically dece- blackboards. sall boats. Dooxs. games. Te4tdr Bears $] 00 * oes | —* _ - cr“ * > * ~ os “mn * - . ratec ‘*% Pe Tia gold d te trains roly polrs, farmyarcs, ec. © : : ! tenes 7 . _ designs = en ee ee ee ee ee ‘ss - | SEE BEBE aaeeeaeseeees oe ee ee ee ee ee “Se EBB SEB RB BBeae BB Beeaeeee eee eee eee eee : -
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BINED » Sot 1 C CparTr The Daily POST-DISPATCH a »has MORE Clit} “ulatic ’ > morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINE! I? ST. LOU S POST-DIS! AY CH eet 7 : : ee ——————————————— a SS ; — , ’ $$$ $$ —————— — EB EBeBeaesaeaeae Ss ate se ea Se [tte seers se TTT ae as sn 8-8 _ = 7 ‘ “dl Ps a5 ) c : on , 500 and $6.00 Fin es saa a = Corduroy Robes | | /9C Initr: al B: ath — | a Tricolette Bloomers —— And Beacon Bath- robes a LLL LL AT See —_$$ en ES INGTON. Nov. . ige = ~~ ire Coo 2 3 program “s oo ginners st os Wate » ith . Cabinet dinner ¢ C2 | ending with the Army | a oe Sception on Feb. 19. official youngest son. tr. ae te in August. for an official ‘nauge- — — ee nenes S00 95 ee oon, oan 3 p ba tant Mrs. Coolitse have, SMe a : : . white line striz 7800 Yards—$1.50, $1.69 and $1.75 — ae che eupabadiettl for the, - e Russian fete to be given ac $1.50 Satin Messalines—All colors; 9 cya Wilaré co = oe ee . gmperia! bighness the vard iae. 1 of Russia as -*+ shiff on Taffetas $1. 75 Printed Krinkle Crepe—In Grequently visited the Dente ) ~ & —— 08 of tmperec Ne-k\s yualilty: ex All-Lizen DBD excellent quality: silver Dleacked: = _ Dress Gingham : Linen t on Sik—Yari wide. Te ambacmaer of France and] ie: hinned__ Women’ Cots bianed ull-Fashioned—W omen’s—Semi-Fashioned ae aa eS ae ee - Ta Wide. | widow of the late Senater ‘ma’ ars . : 9 a medary Castie at ins en All Priced at Reductions of ° —1, and More ¢2-inee dina avicaedinie te Bargain Basement—Nagents.) uoise and ivory, with self-col- | nad | ss 4 ea %) wants inted Novelty Silks—Yard es a Thread sete sil Enamel cecil fay silk eae etc. ~- r a | Seen. y yas” scon im time to acteng the ~ = . be, ¢ to~ ; {ae WwW omen’s sand Girls’ High and Low Shoes $1.69 Black Satin Charmeuse—Ex- SS * ~ se ~ 05 . oo error. Senator and Mrs. & we waa w ~ me . Try ifay’ m\ 7 nn : 7 " will rerum f-om Atlan-— “more to witness the Army ‘Navy game. Senator and Mrs $1.59 Silk recpened their house here. | and Lisle Barone the delegation im the : ; i. L nder- —_ are here. Representatve and | Clarence Cannon have re- northeast: Representative Mas. Clement C. Dickinson «ere ‘Clark and his famt'y lved @ long anc x*erTe > roty ‘oad - $1.95, $2.50, $2.7 73 Values ’ > = me | and the Misees Hawes are i= 39 | | $195. $250, $2.75 Values | ais Envelope ( ie Set wraneres paseo ° . . he | 2 ’ : : ya: ) : 6000 Pairs Silk Hosiery ress Gingham All Lin 1en Damask $1.69 Brocade Satin Damask Ray- > gga Bal es Theste-| In a Tremendous Sale he Sunee pattebees various sien check ) ine: r fora: | | 7 a SS et eet ee cial steer aes 150 Brocade Canton Crepe—In pe Tumerand were the guests t= | soak > departime : Standard « : rabing , na. eces cf ¢ imine. | 2 39¢e 1.50 Broadcloth iks—Pink. tnur- Missocart, entertained at) | : , stripe: Val ide. Wok rt ée . Onyx Triple A Eiffel ‘Van Raalte McCallom BARGAIN BASEMENT ard wide | of the Missocrt @elegation abie Hosiery event. ins sessions of the short term ech Sundar, after stopping over A Reed arrived last week the mafortty and their fami- wear ; ‘ e f their bome at 19 Tenth pron Hall, where Speaker _ Felt Juliets . estes : Mileresenmmtive and Mrs Hasry’ ts a bachelor, has 5 put up at the et Club: Representative and Samuel C. Major are in their tcment at the Shawmut enc resentative and Mra Jee J. love are at the Argonne. | =— 2 al ee Ow wrwr ewww wwe ww ewww wweweweweerwwwwwee —— . ee 1000 Pair Fine Wool-Mixed thetient mmpod Tes Towels s2c Unbleached Sheeting vrs® Vasa naa iman oc 125 Democrats Be ss tea T as ped witts aches Wide , weigst ~-€4ca Comm ittee, wo ‘3s now in for n 23 Canam * raz $1.08 ~ . Louis, will return to Washington Blankets Vee acess | compe rem HeeeMemtin, «gg | ST Ye Suits & Overcomimmeueasaemna : 2 35¢ and 39¢ Bleached Pillowcases re? EE aT In the Jabilee Sale 1.00 Sn ch ay Gauze Mi -qubatantial quality: extra weil made; Dike Ae ew ~ -_ | ite : . 9 = | | 4 > as Seconds of G8c Toe Cloth > Ss: good weicht anc are mohair} .*7 » " er? "a ~* & . ST ~ .Gi. so Cotton-Filled 72x80 Cotton Blankets -— ae ene ie | > age ) ) 8 gee = oa : mz.c ick Sateen . | | ope prertoma ° oO ~2 on — ~ . : yas Comtorts Big tencmeet P55 nen oe ee Dre SSeS color assortmen (‘Bargain Basement—Yugents.) The Salts a ™merrer rec - — Po ‘se ~ = Pros , 4 bg rece | | and designs: | Boys’ ae Suits 64x76 ; Plaid Blankets. | ee Its ranted: { “ut caapcot casas , mail 8 79: CReenate Basement—VNagenss. ' Bargain Basemen:—Vagents. | > ea BARGAIN BASEMENT S ot Ir | 673 Fur- ay S00 New Silk-Cloth : = pi | 0-A-T-S - Trimmed Coats| Pec = > Dresses ae S25 Coats. S?) Coat i = Ke 7 z Values Extraordinary | y alt ; ON ga . M4 . , .) S70 to SPA pap. . ; = . - —s “ 4 a ; = : ; : . ‘ 7 : “ . Pe e ~ ; , . a - a 4 * - o . _ = - . os J i . > . ~ . ; —t. ~ ’ es . > - . "*- . ‘ ; 7 - —™ ~ ) . j ——"_. * , | oe ur -- J " “ mime » 7 4 " ° 7 , *¢ icniv = 2 - ace I : ’ : 3 . - . . . ' ~- = - _ 7 ~ ion - - 2 af : : - . 2 te 7 *. - i ’ ‘Ff > '-s ‘ ’ ; ? ~~ s "= : : J Pe . : »% . . . : e od ._ . - ” " 3 ’ - Foc Reed ee 7 ; : : = +=) 28 — Z a a | : aa “4 . Think of it! Fur Trimmed. = EE mien wa | | Fall-Lined Coats at Only $5 ; a : i. '. 23 i : Satin-Face —— ———— Rack after rack 1 with | \ . ea | Tr ret Twill Canton Crepe, Veli” \rand-new -*T} V inter ’ = ’ , ee , P oat ‘ ~— ; Flanneis. Sport Com binaions, Sans heese from polaires ins | = TS ¢ ata, - CVULaT, CLioruiuered, = : Georgette. ivias, chimehilla: nd pla | * Sar : &. tasseis. Duttons, brak ide-tie, frince. <tvles for street wear, aftermiity aires | i 2 : Re try Tur in eat new eoliars = , “ar. evening wear, sport wear. \ ae Sizes 7 to 14 and 2 to 4 | i ee | strles wad Be Here Early Monday for | ral 3 : WE: All colors, including cranberry. Sizes, Women’s, _All Colors—All S Choice Selection | : + Misses’, Stouts, 14 to 18, 36 to 44, 46 to 52. | nen —Miss—Stout (Bargaia Bavement—\ agence) ee eye eye YY KE LE 4 4 4 yd» dL dL dL DD dD DD Kg db De Dd Dd dD Dd pd Dp eee eee : ' 7 4 . oa a , a 2 : 2 n J & a : . é e = : * 3 z oe 4 s e 2 & 2 : a a s a oa = = . e " a * » 2 . . @ e 2 = a . “ . n . « + * s . . . : * é . a . . - . | -s is SSseseseeetesreeseeteeseeseeteseeeesrer: o
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__ SUNDS.? \EMBER 3A ; ” . $24. — [i mo oe oe au i in ‘ New Creations $5.00 Value An endless variety. Unus. ual stvles and color $ I5 ¢ 0m bina- . = aa | = ——— Basement Silk Sale 69 and $1.75 Qualities f All colors; » Monday n Taffetas | binations. Crepe—In . wide. tin—Yard mask Ray- * Crepe—In ” wide. Pink, tur- th self-col- d wide. Silks Yard Yard meuse—FEx- lity; yard (Bargain Basement— Nugents.) $1.59 Silk and Lisle Under- wear >| 00 Beautiful mod- els Envelope Che- very elab- orately trimmed: pastel shades, Ua CiUld. wes” mise, “—_ Bovs’ Two-Pants ts & Overcoats -In the Jubilee Sale »”7 95 Each Dvercuais are of good durable wool] Ol-mixed materials tailored tnto the ; tz dels for boys’, good , — . + f wa coais for Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters o «4 | d . pover wt at extremely pop- $ 98 maar £'(tt for Christmas; & . , : Pa@it & 1 ; ty : na- —— 6 °o . rs: sizes (Bargain Basement—Nuagents.) : f ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ f ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ f ‘ ‘ ‘ f @ . i i i i i i i : i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i -—_— -— M a : =: 00 New Silk-Cloth Jresses $10 to §20 Dresses f : — s © Material itin-Face Canton, Charmeuse, Po- Twill, Canton Crepe, Velvet, mnels, Sport Combinations, Satins, rgette. tT f r, evening — Sire e? “wear. afternoon wear, sport wear. (rver Biv es All Colors—aAll Sizes women—Miss—Stout: 14 to 18, 93 to & ‘Bargain Rasement—Neges®-) ANAL CAPITAL Bigi Rear Admiral Hutchinson | eal. Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Blair) SUNDAY. PMBER. 30, 1924. Tie Daily POST-DISPATCI alone ha: 04,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH weit - Mrs DY Po a Venton eee” - ; a MISSOURIANS AT > EDO 3 gp the Post-Dispetc. MEMINGTON, Nov. Ph Om . oolidge have made! ot st that they will | iF. et a program of official | and dinners at the White | =. for the season of 1924-1925, | with a Cabinet dinner on | qs and ending with the Army | reception on Feb. 19.) ks the close of official| there for the President Coolidge’s youngest 60n,! aie jr. who died in August. | “ene popes for an © ficial inaugu-| a or an ynofficial one, with | ant and Mrs. Coolidge have) : however, by an offi-) from the White House would not attend such an function. cess Cantacuzene fs very meh the preparations for the Russian fete to be given at) Willard on Monday, with | 1 highness ihe Grand | r Cyril of Russia as the @f honor. A distinguished tee is in charge of the fete, the Princess’ mother, | frederick Dent Grant, who is Binown in St. Louis, where ehe secuently visited the Dents. Pershing, Rear Admiral): | = Rear Admiral Leigh Palm-| st they “4 gmong the Missouri notables, were in the receiving line at | Navy Relief Ball on Thanks- | wing day. | me Ambassador of France and. me. Jusserand were the guests in | honor Mrs. John B. Hen- wenn widow of the late Senator) - Missouri, entertained at gary Castle at dinner on y — = - Bost of the Missouri! delegation | fongress have returned to hington in time to attend the sessions of the short term iCongress, which wil! begin to- wow. Senator and Mrs. Selden @pencer will return from Atlan- fr Sunday, after stopping over Baltimore to witness the Army MWavy game. Senator and Mrs A Reed arrived last week feopened their house here. | Among the delegation in the the majority and their fam!i- ge here. Representative and Mm Clarence Cannon have re- mq their home at 10 Tenth me northeast; Representative, Mw. Clement C. Dickinson are | Congress Hall, where Speaker eeCliark and his famitiy lived song and where he ¢ied:; esantative and Mrs. Harry, and the Nisses Hawes are the New Willard: Representa- Henry L. Jost of Kansas Citr, isa bachelor, has put up at the muet Club: Representative and Samuel C. Major are in their ment at the Shawmut and. presentative and Mrs. Joe J. niove are at the Argonne. Ms. Emily Newell Blair, vice merman of the Democratic Na- al Committee, who is now in iouis, will return to Washington r the convening of Congress to. pin the “carry-on” policy med by the Democratic men women alike in the national! | Bnister will live at the Nationa! mocratic Woman's Ciub, of ech Mrs. J. Borden Harriman i tident. mand Mrs. James Carson exenridgs entertained guests at mipon and afterwards in their Si the naval air station to wit- the christening of the airship | Angeles by Mrs. Coolidge. | ong the other people interest- tf St Louls noted were the) mam Secretary of War and) . Dwight Davis. Mrs. Davis | Pa&smart black sult with black | collar and had a handsome.) an lamb coat which she put the weather became colder. Mmtative and Mrs. Cleve-| 4. Newton has a group ef | People with them. The dean | George Washington University | ic Howard L. Hodgkins | e © Great deal of time in the, eS @Zamining the heavier- | Machines and were among Who were invited into the | Angeles after ihe christening ew ee |hlULU ee ee ee ee . = as - = SS -& eMEpect it. e. and Mrs. Edwin Puller will | P * Series of @inners next month | their guests wil] be chosen | = “mong the congressiona: and | ets. Mrs. Puller ts also. & Series of luncheons. ¥ Bessie MecKeldin, daughter | _="8, Leigh C. Palmer, wife of | f the United States | _ , entertained at a et aad dinner last week for Elizabeth Cone, daughter of} : Admiral] Cone, whose mar- | = Wil take place shortly. : ce Henderson enter- | ‘tea for a group of the | *S debutantes Thanksgiving | | Atthough she is to make her to Society this winter this | es Washington debutante ms Missouri! as her native -® keeping up her study of erature, French and mu- » Rever misses her lesson pe- | (Wee ane Mrs. Paul Knabe, 434 &venue, University City, the last week in New Or- la. attending the Southern ‘Association Convention. | W. E Dewey of Lincoln, _~ Spent the last week-end with | t, Mrs. H. G. Ray of Rus-. cd. She departed Sun-_| Cincinnati, O., to join Mr. | » &@ member of the company | > *” there, x New Purchase Tricosham Petticoats 4, 1th Vag ih Wh YW: od > LU tit, A FOREMOST VALUE AMONG THE AFTER-THANKSGIVING SALES DRESSES Supreme Savings at 18 Hundreds of smart Frocks are involved in this extraordinary offering. Dresses for every occasion. The type of garments that appeal to women who desire to be well dressed. These Dresses are partly new pur- chases secured at great concessions, together with substantial reductions from our better Dresses. DRESSES at $11.90 A limited number of silk and cloth Dresses reduced from better lines. While they last. DRESSES at $38 Extraordinary savings are offered in this croup of imported and domestic exclusive modes. DRESSES at $58 Many very fine Dresses, including original Paris Frocks for formal and semi-formal use are now $58. A GROUP OF OUTSTANDING SAVINGS SELECTED AT RANDOM so Tailored Suits reduced to..... iia 35 high-priced Suits are NOW. .=..x.-- Ensemble Suits are now.......-0-.--- Just 50 Sweaters, while they last.....-$12.00 Special Group of 75 Sweaters. .euwseo- -$1-95 A selection of Bobbed Coats......0.-.-$5-89 Chiffon and Thread Silk Hosiery KlineSpeciahHosiery, all colors, at All-Silk and Thread Silk Hose........ Tailored Blouses, special at....«-«2...-$1-69 7s Tunic Blouses offered at..«.++-we. $2.95 Overblouses and Tunics, nOW..e.c.-- -$4.95 Just 60 fine Tunics, special at.........$6.95 A limited number of fine Skirts........$3.95 Just 15 Girls’ Dresses, special at.......$3.95 54 Girls’ Dresses ......---««+eeenmes+ $4.95 6s Girls’ Better Dresses. .. «++ eemenn- -$7.95 Exclusively styled girls’ Frocks......$23.95 rag girls’ Coats, underpriced .....0...-$17.90 Beaded Bags, specially priced.........$2.95 Just 50 leather Bags, several styles $1.95 Year after year our customers have looked forward to securing wonder- ful values in apparel and accessories of the good and better kinds in the After-Thanks- Siving Sales, and they have not been dis- appointed. The most we can say for this sale is that it measures up to the Kline reputa- tion for value- giving which is its chief char- acteristic. The styles and qualities also make a very strong appeal. Those who re- spond Monday will find items of ex- treme interestin every department of the store. The savmg in every instance 1s most pronounced. — Oe lt ee hh hh hh i i i i i i i ehhh FUR-TRIMMED COATS These Coats were so- $] 9 cured in a remark- able underpriced pur- chase A °*T*’S: 4 | od Li S in sizes i: to 44 - * : ive rmmaterials ° CELOTE. « di All SPORT COATS in plaid 95 and biocked fabrics. Pop- 7 FUR-TRIMMED COATS i ‘- > . a made in the newest 00 ~ oe , _-_ = = + ie modes. Smarr: materiais . * A Ch =? kt a anda Bivia! + he 4 4444” mings. ~a = i, i, in i i i i i i i i i i i ei i, i, i i i. i. i New Purchase Sik Underwear A SUPER-VALUE AMONG THE AFTER-THANKSGIVING SALES COATS Most Exceptional at 36 If you have in mind the purchase of a beau- tiful new Coat, here is an occasion which you can turn to great profit for yourself. A pur- chase from a leading maker brought these Coats—that is why the price is so low. COATS at $59 75 fine Coats designed in the most approved styles. Beautifully fur trimmed. Are now $59.00. COATS at $75 A group of exclusive type Coats fashioned of smartest fabrics and fur trimmed. Re- duced to $75.00. COATS at $98 Many of our finest Coats copied from the most successful Paris models are offered at $98.00. A GROUP OF OUTSTANDING SAVINGS SELECTED AT RANDOM Muskrat Jacquette, beaver trimmed. .$175.00 Weasel Jacquette, fox collar. ..«++-+ -$250.00 Leopard Jacquette, beaver trim.......$195-00 Hudson Seal Jacquette, fox trim Hudson Seal, Dyed Muskrat Long Mole Coat, Viatka trimmed... .$195.00 Silver Muskrat Jacquette...........-$100.00 Sealine Jacquette, self trimmed......$75.00 Long broadtail Caracul Coat, lynx trimmed, $195.00 Scotch Mole Coat, fox trimmings... .$3795.00 Long Alaska Seal Coat. ..+«seome+s - -$495.00 Panther Coat, lynx trimmings. . (Reg. TU. &. Pat. Off.) Y® OWN ay, ™~ 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sizth St. Ready for Christmas Our Main Floor is all aglow ith the Christmas Spirit! It ts a Treasure House of sensible gifts. The sort of gifts which are useful and appreciated. All gifts are appropriately boxed and packed—ready for presenta- tion with your Yuletide greetings. Give Beaded Bags! Our buyets have combed the European and American markets to offer you Bags of distinction and individuality. Handsome new designs and colorings. £295 WS 150 Styles are drawstring and _ frame tops. (ELINE’S8~—Meatn Floor.) Give Perfume! Our selection includes the favorite scents of the world’s leading Perfumers. The per- fumes of Coty, Houbigant, Carons, Woodworth, Karess, Fiancee and Hudnut. Ex- guisite flasks in all sizes. S 7-00 to $25 Distinctive Atomizers, $1.00 to $10.00. (ELINE’S—Main Floor.) Give Jewelry! A choice selection of dis- tinctive Jewelry will provide you with many appropriate ideas for gifts. Included are our own importations of crys- tal beads, artificial pearls, pendants, earrings and brace- lets. Many styles are ex- clusive with us. All are most attractively priced. 5] 59 (ELINE’8~—Moin Floor.) Give Lingerie! How about lovely silk Gowns of crepe de chine? Or Envelope Chemises, Step-In Drawers or Bloomers of ra- dium or crepe de chine. Many styles, some trimmed in filet and Val. patterns, while others are in tailored styles. Sizes 36 to 44. $995 Colors are flesh, peach, Nile or maize. (ELINE’8—Main Floor.) Give Silk Hostery! A gift that is certain to be liked phi, of Kline's own brand of Silk Hosiery. They are fashioned of a cal serv- ice weight and are silk from top to toe Also a sheer weight of chiffen. All fyll- fashioned and 5 ]- 95 In all the newest shades and black. (ELINE'5—Mein Floor) perfect. Dou- ble spliced sole, heel and toe. Z ——" ee 2 ae —— => a ee a r=. a a on _ = 7 7 5 . - : * 4 ~ — UP ee, ond rm . ; Lsiigegct dn whee FO pan emt Gen Eat Sa ORBLE, aang sa5K ea OL laa Sag OE 7 oul ? d “I a of Ee Se a fin ” AD ‘ a . » o.e~w oy on . 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Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED be : z ‘ ad ¥ oa = . a a ———=== = | O..E —— - . en - — - ene OTT es See - . pes ” 4 Fa ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee SS The —— —_— ———— ~ —~ — nae husband. who was a Consu!-Gener- : at het 45 2 *- in OF a tt) -se W ws Ux "> - : > - — i ghe spen ter part oO: . ' _ a is : _— ' —.- &. 'S ed a ‘ a” . Ch nes ar = Od « oE .. : . - > > > “as a Sei &° @. — «* re == - se WOMEN 4 CLUBS IN side at the — trict Missour “®Gine Ber Something She Can Wear” "T'} 2 he s ++. 7 TOUS 6 SEER SES Monday at 9.4. M, - 4 —we will inaugurate ¢ — % dress event that has had few. : 4g if any. equals, this year, 610 to 618 Washington Avenue , — fq | Sancers st t ‘ ’ : : — ; ze s amt 4 - ‘i rs . ? ae? s ; x7 . | e 1é aS > . ; a. es & P England, we offer until Jen./ ! : - | 4 = : . = = > Rh ee os 7: = ‘ ie | —— if ‘a e = »\ r-" 7 «+ ; . . “ “ ee : , 3 ee Zz 1, o* @ccec “? 1s 1 : + 7 e 4 ~~» »-« - - . ” ~ :* - . — - - " - ; ~ *? oo > . ~ * ~~ . 7 “a k: 10&¢ Discount ee | nN amtiebel i; 6 we. Gecece ¢ Gephas | 4 and modern. } j and Mrs. E.G. Lasar tering : : kb FE h : Y, l ttt iz ings | | SPeacock Feathers by Text > Fashions ° alues Fermilting Extreme Savings # se -—— > - ++ lis wely everts of j — > ° «* ~~ i> a - a e — 7 MUSEUM hinieid. die Secount of the 1 ——— + i >t 7 - of the regent. Mrs. La‘ Forest Park teilly, Mrs. John Trige Moses was nted acting regent (Millinery Shop—Second Floow§ ——- Five doltars tn gold Was preser . : 3000 Pairs of Perfect, Full-Fashioned Hose Purchased at Remarkable Concessions “OSTEO - TARSAL” and Oftered at Equal Savings Correct Walking Shoe for Women Step into either of Brandt's Shops and have an “OSTEO-TARSAL” DEMON S$ TRATION— KNOW WHY active women everywhere prefer this Queen Quality Wonder Shoe, the world’s nea:- est health Shoe. Fine appearing Orxferds and Strap Dress Styles. Biack Shoe-Soap Kid, Brown Kid, Black Satin and Patert. eee he ne BASEMENT Fur- Trimmed : COATS 23 COPIES OF HIGH-TYPE MODELS EXTREMELY 49 € This is the sort of a sale at the woman or miss who needs t UNDERPRICED . 7 most Frocks is the luckiest. @ Because the styles are so the Dresses so varied in type, t will be two compelling urges buy—the style urge and the urge provide Frocks for every occas @ High colors, Sprin g’s forec are brilliantly interspersed x Winter's more comservative ot @ Every Frock you select from ft sale group will become a f Frock, that will give you months of service and pleasurm J : F : ae ti) ee 2. oe ek wree ove weer eee 820 | 413 Olive St. N. 6th Perfect Stvie Perfect Fit (i = IN 17 OF THE MOST POPULAR SHADES —are Hose of all silk with silk tops—silk to garter hem—service Fiose with lisle tops and imported and domestic wool Hose. All izes 8 to ro. Viatka Squarrrel Maskrat Sealine*( Dyed Coney) Now Is the Time to Select Your Christmas Cards rT HESE beautifully designed Cards. ‘th A Most Opportune Time fo @n appropriate greeting and with your , NJ | 5. Purchase Your Christmas Gift for expressing Christmas greetings The cost 4 | Hosiery at an Extreme Saving. and you will find satisfaction im sending : , them. We are showing an wnusually at- tractive selection of designs. at « vrarring price range—25 Cards. Made From Your ; \ Own Plate, Complete With Exvelopes, $2.75 ia : e ‘ to $9.50, ie ; Another incomparable Hosiery Sale! Truly one 7 of the greatest purchases we have made in many Also showing large | : | a day. 3000 pairs of fine quality chiffon Hose, selection plateless 7 Le] all in the most wanted shades of the hour. One engraved cards y | | glance will convince you of their real value and termpt you to purchase 3 to 6 pairs at this amaz- . > BX ingly low price. el tj See Special Wind . 417 North Broadway ia Christmas Boxes on Request Thra te S10 Se. Charice Footwear Shep—First Floor APA PAahAAhAbEhA Danna nen LR RR EREDAR AAADDADAAAAALAAADADEDADESEALELED LEDERER LL ¥9S9909 99 0000050400000000000000000000000000000005 Cr > , a > wil — — _~ ‘ }
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Extreme Savings ired in satin, faille silk, nd black is also included in expect trims that are un- abrics and workmanship of (Millinery Shop—Second Floor.) EMENT rimmed ATS PE MODELS EXTREMELY DERPRICED rat: /possam outflon rrel a aot AAP cy A Me Mode ® Plier sO Rk Bolivia . ustrosa —— 7IFUL COATS DE TO SELL $25. Only purchase, exact copies _— seeeenemee ane Monday at 9 A. M. —we will inaugurate a dress event that has had few. if any, equals, this year, ee ww 8888028 ee4: J 4 NOTES BY Sit Gea @ This is the sort of a sale at which the woman or miss who needs the most Frocks is the luckiest. @ Because the styles are so new, the Dresses so varied in type, there will be two compelling urges to buy—the style urge and the urgeto provide Frocks for every occasion. @ High colors, Spring’s forecast, are brilliantly interspersed among Winter's more conservative hues. @ Every Frock you select from the sale group will become a favored Frock, that will: give you many months of service and pleasure. tice teat AyphnaP eatin len Pin Sie A Ate atin... Sea ecthyatenlinctre bathe pobheer the, Sir lis Maa tin: Meetinn inet The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 1 — IORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ 15 A ~ “Give Her Something She Can Wear”: ONNENEFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue L SA f DRE — Brings Savings of an Extraordinary Nature at— 22 E present this event as the ULTIMATE in value-giving. It is a wonderful sale in every sense of the word. It has been carefully prepared; it involves 600 new Dresses; it pre- ie. & eeeresee ee ee The Fabrics —Velva Broche —Metallic Satin —Crepe Satin —Georgette —Chitfon —Charmeen —F Janne! For sheer individuality, smartness and charm, these Dresses will capture yo see them. Many are exact duplicates of chic Parisian creations; others reveal istic of leading American designers—each one being an example of th And because there are but few duplicates among the smartest m is suggested. ~~ sents fashions of the most recent origin. Ros an occasion such as this we strive to surpass anything that has _ been at- tempted before, and that we have succeeded will be evi- dent the moment you arrive here Monday. * * * * TYLE correctness is the dominant feature o f these models, and women who usuallyspay more than $22 for a dress are particular- ly urged to participate Mon- day in this event. lire ce Shoan—PFowrth Floor -_ Bry ie Chen dives — A a. fats, 2 t- e* eo es .* othe ar ° __Afternoon Frocks —Street Dresses —Party Frocks —Dinner Dresses —Bridge Dresses —Sport Frocks —Office Dresses ur fancy the moment you the originality character- e highest type of workmanship. odels, early selection’ Monday Every Woman —of small, medium or large proportions, will find her size in this collection. See eee NOTES BY State Sew. @ Ombre chiffons, sheerest Geor- gettes, portray characteristic Pa- risian fashion notes. @ Satins are sleeveless, just as Paris is wearing them; rust and blonde, the newest shades, offering wide selection. @ New tiers and flares, velvet ruffles, gilt braid and buttons, chic shoulder flowers, fur hem bands are some of newest adornments. @ Velvets, long-sleeved or sleeve- less, velva broches, heavy cloth Frocks, vividly embroidered, bequ- tiful crepes, also figure prominent- ly for matrons and misses. " , : qt piypi N ati ital} ve “ "| SB . fm, » |. : > aE ee a - VARIED ACTIVITIES ~~ OF WOMEN’S CLUBS = IN ST. LOUIS Centineerd from Preceding Page. luncheon and entertainment to be given Jan. 8 to celebrate the “Bat- tle of New Orleans,” one of the principal battles of the war of 151°. The Friday Club met Nov. 21 at the home of Mrs. Joseph W. Jami- con, “Red Gables,” Overland Pars. | Mrs Thomas M. Marshal! was as- 'gistant hostess. Roll call wags re- | sponded to with criticisms of the favorite magazines of the members. | Mrs. Alphonso Howe, historian of | | the club. gave a sketch of the work of the organization from the found- ing in November, 1968, to the pres- ent. A review of “The Little French Girl,” by Anne Douglas Sedgwick, was given by Mrs. L. M. Ottofy. The program concluded with three songs by Mrs. W. J. | Parker, State Chairman of Music lof the M. F.W.C. Mrs. Wilson A. 'Tiylor, president, was in the chair. | The next meeting will be at the ‘home of Mrs. Hugh F. Brey, 16 Audubon drive, Dec 6. Mrs. W. HT. | Wright and Miss Mona McKay will assist the hostess. The 8t. Louis Tercentenary Shakspeare Soicety held fits regu- | lar meeting Nov. 25 in the Vander- _voort Music Hall. Mrs. Donald Mc- | Donald, leader of the study class, read from act two and three of An- | thony and Cleopatra. There wil! ibe a meeting of the board of the society. Dec. 2, at l' o'clock and at ,2 o'clock, a class meeting. “Great ‘Commentators of Shakepeare's« Works,” by Mrs. E. C. Card, and “Shakspeare, the Master Teacher of Ethics,” by Mrs. W. H. Wil- liams, are to be the subjects of pa- pers read on Des. 9. There will be a special public program in the ; Vandervoort Music Hall. The Gold Star Mothers’ Staff No. | 1, will meet Monday, Dec. 1 at the | Disabled Veterans’ Club, 3737 West | Pine boulevard. There will be an election of officers. | The Applied Education Commit- |tee of the Eighth Distriet, M. F. W. C., of which Mrs. William OD. | Buchartan is chairman, wil! meet | Wednesday morning at 10:30 | o’clock at the Coronado Hotel. Mrs. | Paul Shortridge of the Shortridge | Galleries, Inc., wil] be the speaker. The Monday Club of Webater Groves held an open meeting Nov 24, the program being in charge of the Elducation-Current Topics Sec- tion of which Mrs. James McCleave |is chairman. The president, Mrs. W. J. Parker, called the meeting to order. After a business meet- _ing the president turned the meet- |ing over to Mrs. McCleave. whe |} introduced Mrs. Arthur Haill of ithe Morning Choral Club ef &t. — Mrs. Halll sang a pleasing group of songs accompanied by | Mrs. E. C. Stewart. Clark McAdams gave a most interesting and hu- | ™Meorous talk on the Philosophy of Life. The Women's Division of the |Safety Council met at the War- wick Hotel, Wednesday. Nov. 26. Mrs. J. P. Themy, chairman, pre- sided. Miss Hail of Mullanphy _Community Center, was represent- ing Nelson Cunliff to explain the benefit and the needs of community | play grounds. T. P. Chapman of | the Safety Council, explained the _connection of the proper play fa- | cilities and safety Mrs. Lee Schweiger. entertained | the (‘oterie Club at luncheon and cards, Nov. 25 at the Chase Motel. A club, te be known as the &St. Louis Theater Club, was organised. Its purpose to be the study of the various plays which are brought to this city, and if possible to cre- ate a desire by the public for the better class of dramas and. come- dies Mrs. Lee Schweiger, the founder. was made honorary presi- dent and the following of"cers were elected for one year: Presi- dent, Mra. George J. Dietz: first vice president, Mrs. John R. Lani- gan: second vice president, Mrs. Victor J. Miller: secretary, Mrs. McMahon: treasurer, Mra. B. West- hus: auditor, Mrs. Charles E. Ull- man. The board of directors: Mrs. George H. lAghton. chairman of theater tickets: Miss Katherine Otto, chairman of luncheons: Mrs. W. W. Bradley, chairman of mem- berships: Mre. Charlies EB, Baur, chairman of hospitality: Mrs. Lee Schweiger, general chairman of program and discussion. Applica- tones for membership may be made to Mra. Bradley, 4236 Weet Pine boulevard. The president of the Rosat!i-Kain Alwmnae Association. Mre. A. B. Harrington, has called a especial meeting of the various officers tn the library of Rosati-Kain High School, Monday evening. at 7:39 mp. m. Important subjects will be deicussed. Plans for a special so- clal event to take place fn January | will be completed. The Twentieth Century Art Club held tts regular meeting Nov. 24 tn the club rooms at Jefferson Me- immortal, the president, Mra. W. L. Michener, presiding. | "The leader for the day was Mre. Tda BR. Cole who gave talk on “Moéd- ern Echoes from Anctent Tlome.” L Miss Etta Jordan. a guest. gave an fliustrated lecture on “Gardens.” material for thie wae gathered on many tripe around the world. Ten wae served bv Mesdames Hunting Smith anéd T RB. Tease | dale. | The Mothers’ Club of Selden ‘High School wil meet Monday. Tec. 1, with Mre. Harry Hake and _Mre. A. & £Langesdorf. speakers. Mra. Hake wil! talk on “History of the Home as a Social Probdtien.” an@ Mre ltangsédorf on “Modern ‘Home Problema.” fhapter ~. K.. P. ££. O.. met Tuesday at the home of Mra. Wat- ter O. Bode of Webster Groves. Mra. Rosenberger of Montgemery ~~ ‘City. Mo. and Mra. 0. J. Be@e were en cueets, Mre Kerr diecusse@ Ar- —_ ‘noid Bennett, and read extracts a , P ¢ » : r . rT oe a gee aoe 7 + “i aan Poe PS eg voy aiding. oe as i » os we ~~ ee ee fy Pore ater sweeps qprerynt poe one CPV git " + + —," ~_ gar NT te “ a) ee ne ie on * “ heres onan FPG RT A IT. % aS pe cs a aeuiteinmntnrumancnarers ones Ce ee ee eae ee
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. ne ae . . be, RW alige 35 : yrewy ; ey, Ne z Ba 8 ‘ 5 is'nt ies . : rs - - —_ ae 2 hs ; 2 ei Th pen 2 By a. OR ae ed hen * ears ee z= s Be She uF ae ‘3 a oe A % etre: oe . an bee Bag igs RR See 25) : ¢ 7 wr tw . fe ne. teens » oe we? ° ee aR ae Ss ere ee Tre aa a Gad “F - > arn re big? . ff Ee ee Pom oe. eee a y ‘gp be ae a eR Aare”) vo “ ; Set or ee Oe eee Tn ae aly ee eae ee ae t ee. A: - Haig a7 et, Rev ea: CB, : ; ttn? ay ee. A eg sh ve Se iastne Sera ws ots : oer J DN tk had Mrs! en ee eo eee TE eee e 7 * . . » ? * : s . * a . s . 2 . a a a ad * * “s . . . . . . 5 . ‘ . . = ” . & a : . 2 3 * ’ s * * ® 2 ’ . 5 _ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has WORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED st L On WS POST-OISPATCH IN ST. LOUIS _ Comtinued from Preceding Page. his play, “Whet the Pubdiic Wants.” The next meeting wil de Dec. 12 at the home of Mza N. CGC Davis, 741 Interdrive. A meeting cf the Untvrerstty ef Migscotri Alumnae will be belt at the’ Wednesday CTub. Dec. 5 at 3 > m Mra ©. ©. Heriinger, Mrs. Ear! F. ae ard Hilidah Neibert hostesses. from Miss phian Society > Cabanze Bramch Mrs. A. Feilzer the chair. Airs. ehairman cf th tecok charge -ea 4 are . oe os ea Guild Trestay at 2:3¢ o'cleck p. =. Mrs. O. G Ehelden wil bave charge of the progra=. The Ladies Circle, Na 87, Le ates of the Grand Army of the Re- public. will hold the annval Dazaar and tea at the Statier Hote! Dec. 6 from 1ts 5 p. m A program he benerolert work of the or ll be given under the Zirection of Mies Olfvia Gregory. Wrea A G. Elam cf Big Bend road. Webster Groves, entertained the Friend>y aid Cub last Tuesday. A Thankegiving donation to the Olu Folks’ Home was made. Mrs Fred Stork will be the next hos- tess, Mra. Evis To o44 of Hamften eve- entertained the Tuxrede Ciud Tuesdar., Nov. 17. ma FF. CG Pemberton gave the stery ef Lacta 4e Lammermoor, ané selecticns Bet Seen - Saturday from i°% Among ether women taking 2 8° and ot aes hall tcve dames B. B. Culbertson, Frec Bai- ey. ton . et ee « ~ re “ a & and F. R. Peters, an¢ Misses | ar ) = Atr Schools main- C.. tomerrow at 3 p. Mattie'ou Madécx Best Adcut 300 reservations have University luncheon. /at 651: Delmar Oo made for the of ra . > — uth on — 4av > » *\2ef£4 0 en & —*. ~ ——_— and Mrs Lieber will give for these giria The camp was Gecorated is utumn leaves and other symbDois of the Thanksgiving season and a feature of the entertainment wis >= ~ em a & play given by the younger cilii- ‘= + . we *O . ts which “bealth” was the eacing roe. p.m. Fancy articles day season and @ variety of tacie ‘es will be on 62.4. part in the Dazaar are Mes- I‘-g = ox, E. J. Krause, Davie 8elicac — Sam Thompser. eS Plans have been completed for the card party to be gitven by the reise Endeaver Club, M F. W. m™ at the resi- L. Sexton. The used for the - . @ence of Mrs. FR. "roceeds Wil! -.) Cocks, Margaret Moffat an “bristmas activities. basaar Darchecen and dinner A from the opera. Mra. Hequembocturg | ww.) be the next hostess. The Quest CiuDdD moet lian Tves- Gay aSernoon at 2:33 p> =a & che | lecture roem of the Eingshighwar The next meeting *il! be Dec The &t. Lewis Counc! ef the Na- tiomal Congress of Parents ané Teachers announces a iunctecns at the Clari@ge Hotel Friday at 12 of Mrs. F. 0. Cox - -ee” 247? ~~ *e : ——- « wie & ws & eae ° wt — — * = =-— 6 cifo Reports of the cate conrentor Cape Gtrardeac, wr) lumcheon will take the place cf the feguiar counci! meetirg. which ts held in the Board of Extuceticn Building on the frst .hursday of 4¢ach month. All reservations shculd be sent te Mrs. Robert Cask. 2942 Blea- don place. She requests that ther be sem ber ro later than Dec 1 ff 7 recentiy held at be given. This ‘the following young giris Presbyterian Church, Kingszhigh- way boulevard an¢4 Cadbante are nue, with more than 190 members and guests present. The presidexne. Mrs. Isaac H. Orr, presided. Mrs. Horace R Mrs. Arthur Burr, 2218 Aqasemac street will em‘ertain the executive board of the St. Lewis counef of Parents ané Teachers at her Tuureday. Mra F. O. Cox cf Kaz- sag City. president of the Misseur branch of the National Corgress of =n Seconé Presbrterian Cherchk Guild will have a bazaar from 15 ta “y o’clock Tuesday. Mrs. W. B Rebdtnses is tc hare the do!! becth anc Mise Mar Culbertscn aprena A Vecal program wi! Misses Marte Mevrer, Dorothy Crumbaker Jessie Mary Enulage. rT a> hk a VOTotray ara rn—-». > -—* = — SS — = a ’ —_ a i. Adele Stevenson. “-rerce aa peek. be — /- -¢ &o @ a -" : > otme as , w ee F guEpone PD 2 5 Re SE ae tie ie ie an, cat ee Oe ow & Nee de giver br | A Special Monday Selling of Women’s Tan Calf Oxfords Low Heel Ties and Military Heel Oxfords for Wear With the Wool Sport Hose Wonderful Values at ........ Every womans wardrobe should inclu comfortable, warm, walking Oxtords. opportunity to acquire a pair ot stylish . _——— mm > the at? Ta “> 77 @ siderable saving. Choice of either of the attracti shown. with military or low flat rubder heels. l to &. fu) © iJ rh) a | ‘bv iJ vi Monday on the Main Floor / Maurice Mendel Sixth at Locust ANNOUNCES THE AFTER-THANKSGIVING | S-A-L-E! PRESENTING A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR SAVINGS ON STYLISH APPAREL OF QUALITY A Mendel Sale, which occurs but seldom, means that regular stocks are being reduced, not special ap- parel bought for sale purposes. It is to your advantage to bur now. EVERY COAT REDUCED! EVERY GOWN EVERY DRESS EVERY WRAP REDUCED! EVERY SUIT REDUCED! And Every Garment Bears the Label, ‘“‘Maurice Mende}” —a Worth-While Consi ideration. You Will Save From $5 to $60 tf You Purchase During This Sale. REDUCED! REDUCED! - tg = « ¥ Jil WASHINGTON _ a, ™ @ ~~ 4 - = - - ~~ ~ CH ts 4 <30c ~~ ~- - LIisPAT giving ne the only St. Leuis evening tated ees hews Service. newer aper i ee ee eee e a. nena sieeneemenmene a, . _ CHARGE PURCHASES NOT PAYABLE UNTIL 4 / 4 —Goy ae SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES New Arrivals in Winter Apparel Increase Our Own Extensive Stocks and Otter Worth-While Savings in Fashion’s Latest and Most Popular Styles. $7.50 to $10.00 Values at New Satin Hats Every Hat is new! New York milliner at New Faille Hats New Bengaline Hats New Gros de Londres Hats New Combinations Just purchased from a extraordinary conces- sions and offered likewise in this sale’ Women will be delighted to choose from such a vast as- sortment of charming styles and materials and at Sq4o they will eageriy purchase them. Be here when the doors open for best selection. ur- | rimmed inter Coats Greatly Underpriced at A wonderful opportunity te realize a very this ottering. Dress and sport models, fashi ter materials and smartly trimmed with beautifu smart Bolivia Coats with Manchurian wolf collars; new velour enone trimmed There are Coats fashioned of ome tailored models em- gre Coane $35 | to $99.50 ——Four Great — Opportunities— 150 DRESSES, 95 VALUES TO $12.95 265 DRESSES. VALUES TO $25 15 VELOUR SUITS, VALUES TO $25 110 FUR-TRIMMED and SPORT COATS, VALUES TO $25 Second Fleer | a SS New Tan Calf Pump At Attractive Savings In Two Distinctive Styles SOUTHERN BUTTON TIES OXFORDS om With Covered Cuban Heels A special sale of this season’s smartest styles in TAN the Three-Eyelet Southern Tie with welt soles and the = oll Button Oxford. They are expertly fashioned of a fine, Ga=a™ peel ek oe Oe eee : styles are fashioned after models seen at much higher prices 6 FURS! We Always Save Yor Furs and F Place your erders: sew Furs, perenne repairing and F ; shert We “The Stere T HENRY 816-918 Blonde, Rus the Smart Featured in Sle Silk and Cloth Frocks Valzes Up to $29.50 *15 Smart and flattering — | crepe satins, Canton twills. charmeens and tlanne in favored Winter colors.
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——— se . 7 . 12, at 6:30 o'cio in IVIN | Kiepairing and Remodeling Done on golden laurel wreath by the Na- pimigs ay E. Vi sn it, | ( : * 1 ) * honor of Dr. George E. Vincen - | ; Short Notices tional Federation of the German |- es I ident of tne Rockefeller Foun- | THE WESTERN FUR CO Press. Among those who were in ‘dation. Snecial arrangement has | 2 . attendance were President Ebert, |peen made for ies, who cannot 803 Washington Av. representatives of the Cabinet, attend th hear Dr. Vin- Established 1889 Third Floor Reichstag, Foreten Office, learned | cpent's address erwards. | ir TUNITY FOR é societies and business men | er Vi pie visit ‘is in connec- | O Ql [AT Y = tior ‘ith the Institute of Social F IT ’ ivgien ‘hich opens tonight at of the Unity, when | Don’t Neglect Your Hair FEMININE DELICACY DEMANDS THE UTMOST IN HIRSUTE ATTENTION We have arranged a Special Holiday Price for Yr. Rachelle S. Yarros of Chicago ‘ ° . il?) eneak at T ) T ublic lie€eL- s but “The Store That Sells Nice Things” ey ae ee ee ° n stocks The patrons and patronesses for lal ap- the dinner are: Mr. and Mrs. Ros- sas coe Anderson, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur bses. It H. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- yY now. 9i6 . ” ee Oo? ‘ on = ws ee ‘ wm y 4 >» * v 4 ~~" — . haw Ae —p a OF. 5 Beem tt eee age ne ee Phill lip B. Rev. Henry H. Forsythe, Dr. and : ; ie ae ‘ Mrs. W. H. FucdAs, Dr. and Mrs. Ok ~~ —————— ny eo . Evarts A. Graham, Miss Mary o $60 — | Gingrich, Dr. and Mrs. J, L. Pur- . 4 : | | a = =} 7 att dom, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rom- Sal i ‘ —————— | a bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron S. Rauh, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Roth, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rowse. atten Blanche Renard, Mr. and Mrs. t] Ely Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Max C. Starkloff. Mr. David Som- ners, Dr. and Mrs F. W. Shipley, Dr. and Mrs. Russel! Stafford, Mr. ct ; Gilbert C. Goodleét, Dr. and Mrs. ouls evening ii % / oo. | ~%y my Ww ] , George Gellhorn, Mr. and Mrs. A. | news service. Sl (=, “= 1 \\ a fF P. Greensfelder, Dr. and Mrs. Jos- | eph Grindon, Judge— and Mrs. | Thomas ©. Henn! | Roland Hill, Mrs. J hn A. Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Se | Chancellor and Mrs. Herbert S| A iu Poe Or eee en Soe ae ae » pe ose OO oe mere Mr and Mrs. seme and Mrs, Harry Mrs A! exander | nd Mrs. Virgil . eb, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mc- | ust an ac re nein. ‘tise Onl & Mrs. John J.. Maddox, ae ina Mrs. | . McKim Marriott, Mr. and Mrs. Byron W. Moser, Rev and Mrs. J. the Omart Vress onades P, Meret, Mrs, Shas Michaeh Bay and Mrs. John Ww ch or, Dr. and Mrs. George B Ma Id. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Miner, Mr. and mii d S/ ti Mrs. Elwood Street Dean Wi iat f 5 / S Vf d f Scarlett, Miss Galena Stowe “Dr. Fea ure in eeve ess ad in ” O CS; u and Mrs. James Stewart. Dr. and Mrs. Liewellyn Sale, Mr. and Mrs F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R S S $ . B. Thompson, Dr and Mrs. | Samuel Thurman, Dr. and Mrs. F.! ; ——— Mr-and Mrs: Harry srookings Wallace a Dr. and Mrs. Archer O'Reil! CHOOSES HAWAIIAN HUSBAND | New arrivals in Frocks for afternoon and informal evening wear IN PREFERENCE TO OTHER the flared portray the Jatest style developments. Conspicuous is : en skirt which modifies the straight silhouette. with ruffles, with go- par aee ae mae cn Ca dets, with circular tiers, fringes and novelty self-trimmings. Him Fails Mrs. Dorothy Aham, 16-year-old | i « rr? . | ot 7 ! ride of Horo Aham, 23 years old, a mnedica! student at St. ] outs i ni- | Many of these Frocks are severely plain, and sleeve- versity. wes eehed to ae less, depending upon color and fabric for their smart- day between her husband and her| brother, Charles Ga‘es of 5623 Dale — Shades of Blonde and Rust predominate. avenue. She threw her arms about her husband. It seems that Friday evening the — —————S ODES” LST *4 50 Permanent Wave § The Crowning Beauty of Every Woman ~~ ——— ing reached St. Louis strment In the Navy, Silk and Cloth Smart =a ve vcpit_ wan Dubai ' There is no satisfaction quite as thorough as the intimate knowledge of being perfectly groomed, from your coiffure to vour finger tips. Particu- larly is this desirable during the holiday season, when the many special events bring you in con- tact with others who are scrupulously correct in everv detail. Our many departments will serve vou. to abuse Aham for ELI i Ta! Leg Le f t Cc | ses ng Mis sister. He declared, S ress “No siste of mine is going to live overcome by the Values Up to $29.50 Values Up to $49.50 ittitud brother-in-law that he went into another room, and while his wife clung to him, swal- ~ 50 lowed a considerable quantity of ‘s aspirin Mre. Aham then became hveterical and both were removed to City Hospital Neither waa in a serious condition. Smart and flattering styles in Street, sport, afternoon, dinner Yesterday morning the newlr-. : : ; . weds were discharged and Mrs. crepe satins, Canton crepes, and evening Frocks in authentic : d f] ] Aham’s brother was on hand, still yr eae, en Ae modes, in the popular silk and ngs to take his sister away. | in ravore inter A . . Te aald. “you're coming with me sizes cloth fabrics of the season. to Omaha.” where his wife makes , her home _ “T’m not.” erted Mrs Aham ; h comtam A’ — et ae rrasping er teh l’s ¢ I’m ay om! mx a, ae es 2 - z ~*~ Ta 7 ies “ : b E ~ , a . se os we pags at alte = ” Te i ¥ + m " uk »-% ° ty v r ‘ - iat a. ~ ay. Pe Rte i, | Jatt Me hose in co . = . _ 2 he pigte ma ee “ * biae ie he . ts “ a ’ we "7 ” ~ etly Martie Fe ee ee + Agen Bene ro “=e “ ‘ " 2 . s . dy res tier Mahe pow oe oe , ~ wn are, sag eS 5 ne ae | Ratt Ay SN a tO AEE NN amen aes vine llama : 9 ae eater tet een ey eet aode ss a te — sien eves writing = ae ee 4 tes I RE te ae aa * 2 igi. : = , he . , ; & 3 . i u-~ esas, 1 a rs e SL . hn Serer 2 OED RR 0 Ry ee ° > oe ee A small deposit made now will entitle you to this spectal offer on Permanent Waving during the month of January. Shingle Bob under charge of experts... 25c Shampoo and Marcel Wave.......... 60c Manicure .'..osic+ses see su us oe 0 ee Hair Dye ..0c0cscscees degen sone ee (Cost of dye extra) 4 ee roinge to stay with Horo ae ; Coats FORMER GROCER OWES Fur Trimmed $55,000, ASSETS $5000 ° “ D 1 Elmer W. Leistner, Who Was Mrm- | Pleasing iN Every etal ber of Wholesale Firm, Files | Bankruptcy Petition. Liabilities of $55,287 and assets of $5285 are listed in a voluntary ; O petition in bankruptcy filed in Fed-| ¢ > : S All eral Court yesterday by Elmer W Splendid Si Teistner. a grocery clerk, of .2221 Values os Blendon place. Teistner was formerly in bust- ness as a member of the S. Louis Wholesale Gro A selection so varied 1s offered at this price that every taste may gecured claims ¢ : Luxuriously furred or exquisitely simple, fabricked eB evo assigned by him to EB st styles in TAN CALF— | - a suede-like fabrics, or rich and one piles, nae gene Hard; y and. Maney. Senay: welt soles and the Three- straight from the shoulders in slender lines, or c + ae bre 2d duct of th ne uriness. Insurance ae ioned of a fine, durable lines and circular flares, providing every new combina aes $ is mplete satisfaction. and fabric—truly a collection that merits the interest whic Win Speak on Unemployment. A. Schiermeyer of Toledo, at much higher prices and attracting. No waiting or appointments to be made as we have 100 operators at your com- mand. Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. These reduced prices are for Student work who are under charge of skilled in- structors. You will find just a small advance in prices for professional service. Moler System of: Beauty Culture fone N. Sixth Street i . 7p $65, $99.50 I. B W. A. “Hall. Ry th on aa aha cre rice ae " cenananamansna PARAMORE iment Admission wlll be free. ft 2s eee me 7 - » ts as. ‘ 4 “ te - , te a ae ; , ' wr ae a a+ ree Fats 2 par alls enblnaicaneltce.t thee Liat arta ARS TE MR PO be BO ree mail ROG > Agabiis cilighnde as “a e oh i ee ee eT ow Aey ~ “ ee Sera ee are ee baal ~ Hole eat 1
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Zhe Lédiit ty PUD 1-DISPAICHM alone has MOME Cli Circuiation than ihe morning and one other evening news paper COMO LY h ic oe 3 PUSS morai li Chriximas Bazaar for Orphana T ew - Tar itwee@ Fivise — —_ Th. 2 ~“harn . . », iz ~ _ e +> a — - ser-2 . i oR ise os the Ladies’ Aid Sectety of the : 4 ’ ; , . > ~ - a > —_-. -o - £Ee a A fS-rman {,erer.a {iropnans Home eg, + ~" 7 + Pus + i 4 : CLS a - - _ a — + - ~- a ° . ay = ee Ts 444. xX ; or f _ ? - LG = ; . 4 ™~ S - “= “= 5 ~ = vs 7~ > ne Charm of European peg Ee 4tn- a ote te tle erate Phy eae * illness | 513-515 WASHINGTON AVENUE~ After-Thanksgiving Sale of > os ullt tyyd i? oO ; | Values Up to $99.00 Monday— Ke than have been sold any where in St. Louis this a season at such prices That is a strong s but the Coats are here ‘ to prove to you that they es are as wonderful as we ' claim them to be. Don't . iss this sale All Sizes Stouts Included Up to 55's All Colors Plenty of New Cranberries Po 3 “¥ *% e ro Trims a we — . ‘ i Me Beaver Vel Yel Sovd aA Fitch Lustrosa \ , CSS Sate Sa Marmink Monte Bello \ rhe > Ae ee Muskrat Minetta \ ee > ( i a | Squirrel *Raratex Brown Fox Golflo Lynx Velverette Cat Lynx . Suedine Wolf Velnuvo Skunk Veloria Viatka Velasia Squirrel Suede ' Opessum ‘ } Deerskin wi rt Livi ' | Platinum Pile Fabrics |‘ Lax . | Ete., Ete. DON'T FORGET - JACKSON'S ‘ON “ECONOMY BLOCK” OF ST. LOUIS ae +, ; Cis WER AT BCS CF ~~ * a [MAA a oe | Fine Coats After Thanksgiving = — a + i. - — ™ ¥ > In ur opinion Lasese are every vea a ¥e Inau ugurate : finer fur-trimmed Coats a price reduction sale to reduce our heavy Coat stocks. MONDAY at 8:30 O'CLOCK, THE BIG EVENT BEGINS. You don't have to wait till af- ter Christmas for big re- juctions ATTEND THIS SALE — you'll see Coats at such mdiculously low prices that you will be in, a po >. am Sow wy y/ > ee va) of cae |S ie LA i AN = ‘ ar SO OW C¥ KF) (Gy WHS , LA me Crosby $s 44 Ny ritting Stout |g SE a ik) \h ed Maman Ore > ; — “™~ mh, 2 te - a jt. a Now Is the Time to Put Early Shopping to Practice 250 New Fall Dresses For Daytime, Dinner, Dance and Eve- nung, With emtittenial V alue-Givine— Between— gweates s 245 Ve ad : ‘ . ae ~*~ f : . . , : — P y = i > on T hex Hc 5 . > & in , i” 3 = rt. Fs, : ,, . S ~ ~¢ vr ha #,. o ~ we. - Be ~ a> i T ‘ ~~. roe - ee : =? Te _ —— - 2 = Lc ee ' . xX >» * > « - — aig : é TP re, - £ a2 a _ - ~ ~ “~ =~ Tr Pa “ i x “7 ? e re. - -_ _ Cs - € ~ = = = y ies a -_— "es = > , - - $e > es 1.4 ee -+ —s misy = | se S&S Pe ae ‘tf ri Favs V8 / ri ree ’ i ty iz, , , “’ i. ° #*- , Big CES ’ t ; ; 4 ; / ‘ ; 7 ; * ‘ , hy } / ’ Ca ~ “4 . : t c c : 5 avi t : ‘=~ = —_ Crosby’s “Gray Shox” % HARRY MW. SCHMIDT. Powe. . 1019-21 LOCUST ST. - , Oppesite Vew City Club Rutding. ¢ . TWO NEGROES ARRESTED IN Moran Identifies One and Sars == TRAFHIG RULES - BL nea 2s2@ FQ ir S 3 - 2. 2S ee a i - ne - . s a. - “ . [> bd ~ | +--+ Ss ee ss —-_?' s - ia *. ee... >. - ‘ = + = ~3 ‘ Capt. Gerk aia Arrests for Violations of Traffic Council Regulations Will ~Contimue. LAWYER FREED ON PARKING CHARGE Juidee Uoiidicciier die That Rules, Not Backed by Ordinances, Are Inef- fective. MUUNCTION AGAINST ODD (2,24 stories. ss = coms 9 | 000.900, will proceed tT FELLOWS BUILDING DISSOLVED .7=- « _ ~ — => —— . —_- — rating = 3 = ee eet = eer ~ ~~ #*oe aa ~- > _ _- - a — eS — = cert > ~—— +...» 0b TED MS TE. Be, WGA «de CA lidhal mee Pat ladicatoe tarts kal Christmas Is Near j | , | , Our Extensive Stock of QUALITY $i HOSIERY for Men, Women and ei Children Is Most Complete. ; A Gift of Hosiery Is Beautiful, Not Costly, and Is Ever Desirable Buy Karges’ Hosiery and Be Assured of Quality at a Saving Be ett sal - a — = — —i £4. Me wae . =m os ae . a2 my Emphatically Neuf . + Mail Orders Gwen Careful Attention | The Karges Hosiery Co., 821 Locust St. \o——_ > a, ae — — orn A880 ee "39 smartest Coats madame eg © PUG OXFORDS FOR SCHOOL WEAR “sees. *. « COMM WOMAN DATED ONG HEDIS bi adtes ‘SilkHosiery$ 1.53 biffion — service weight. - $2.50 value Special nes only. 7 Pairs $4.50 _ . —_~ ay a RN TT me ee NS ee Quality Corner Gn QGeust Grrest at Curth& bn in oD CDOT DOT « The Doily Sisters and (imset above) “Sitting Pretty. —Shubert 612 Olive St. Grand and Washington The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening issociated Press news services, 7 } HOLDUP OF MRS. STICKNEY ~econd Man Looks Like Other oe \ Robber 2 - — - = 2» ar I 2 a> on" ah > ” 2 ~ = ~ a - + _ z aes . - ~ er 234 =— 7 a —- ~ ir neg 2 ea - owre rer > _s 2 ~"*er-e ee . au a. ie “ewer 2 Tiss) wi. start ay at e Episcen - ? Y munion. —Twen eighth = Ww ngton arenve. = . ue r chiidren at 4 >c kK : after mn and Le er for adults a Pp. = The missions + ntince’ ery afttrnoon and evening this een SaCUrCcay &f t2ese 5 vs Jidren’s mission is in arse of ‘@ Fer WW ———s »? hicag se 6 == S [era ~ or 2 x Sa ear + a ane Cc ard the Re >. W re e ® Church - mieees e asion f will be 4 —_ r — iegteld ~Follie and “Sitting at Theaters A DRESS SENSATIO} Cloth and Silk Dresses—Values Up to $29.50 , , $D-00 $ 4:00 anp °€ g Sidks Velvets Porret Twills T recotimes ' Wool Jersey ~ Satins Sik Files Ete. | S09 WASHINGTON AVE. Come Early. Dresses Below Wholesale Can erent Principais— ae in Bolton-Wodeho Musical Cor c ead = of Flerenz Ziegfeld -—rneinpals wb sparkiea tm tae & ~ > » A of eRouse-AeTl Tl esecms ¢ s are sarred, i Sh ubert-Jett Aware that great things will be cieliined of us, we have decided upon an almost impossible offering—a Sale of High-Grade Fur-T rimmed Coats—Coats so wonderful at the price that women will! fairly scramble to get them. We have taken for this sale 1288 Coats—the kind of Coats that will draw people three deep around the window where they are displaved. The kind of Coats that give the word “value” a new meaning. COATS MADE TO SELL UP TO $95 Will Be Found in These Three Groups Materials The Furs Saede Velours Finest Squirrrei Blocked Fabrics i Soft Baltic Beaver Soft Duvytines Genuine Muskrat Sdky Bolivwas Black Sealine Rich Normandies Viatka Coney SAmy Fur Fabrics Gray Thibetine Noveity Sport Cloths Black Wolf Zigzag Fabrics Marmunk—Beaverette More Than 200 Distinct New Styles included at —_ Melon Seeves | stout \ women, $19.95 and a sizes 46 to 55. Paneia, Meats Also ex t ra 273 Tecks, Emebreedery $29.95 “andinc Cures | lone Coats Buatianse =tracecdic Cents With Peet. ~ ) Fo for rea! tal! women. ue od most amumrs th- ~ @5 2 com Roig the ra -_— 7*e 4 opuierc® @ : -ariLy a : a a es 3 ; _ Ts rw ren tT! : ‘aby Stev- and iryie ~~ ay 2 “a pe ecitor Samoer, AMEBREeT they 33 saad 6=—ewe ee 2m —~ i Se Moe jane” seers, and a tal- several J - of < .» for the Empire eas 1 mera. - “sting Rated sree : aru fo2ec = #8 ; --—& = oT
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NER eS ; SONS Nay iM BER 30 IWS: = ; ‘ Sy SS ~ SY -DISPA AQ ~ \ - ~~ x * - — SHOSO+ --- POR Oe— — 4) LOLOL OOS Oe OOOO 7 ae a oI , 6 “ a: : ~ ee > ie cee ” ”“ a as , rw vat a. teh oe martest Coats madame or can wish to find—and the lade possible only by our oe Oe ee . Lge sie. aaa - : oer Se ny Se eS tien Be a BP elie. gg SE OE ee ee eae Oo owe —_ $47.50 to $140 tH osteryS 4.65. e weight. ) © value eneetEpremp.nee~tangen Sa eee ee day only, 3 Pairs $4.50 —_ le eee er © (Derner . Br ality Corner a Aw: t Street at Gixthr The Dolly Sisters and (inset above) Frank McIntyre in | oe ~* . te as ee ‘Ks : “y ey g la ie a “Sitting Pretty.”—Shubert-Jefferson. Se | | cecil, css Ce Eee ee Louis evening news service. Biesield “lollies” SENSATION]... ; es—Values Up to $29.50 all Ci 20 $q2.00 Ss eee tit we Be cae = — , | ai Ll |) i i eee le DS a (2 | ioe” Dorothy Mackaill in “The Man Who Came Back.”—Delmonte. Poiret Twills Trreotines ‘ ue i Silk Fil Etc. F Below | hates Sa st Years New Amsterdam Opus Arrives With Different Principals—Dolly Sisters c anaeg eg esas io cg! 9 ° 99 r-l Timm: avy Star in Bolton-Wodehouse-Kern oo os oa ree | ; , “Dante S inferno 9 . ‘ ; k x . - > r z 4 ; ¥ n. and a Belton-Wodehouse-Kern musical comedy, “Sitting Pretty ; eae ae. ie 3 hh “b I eC eC ia q te, are oes eS | es * [7 a F 5 eae. " ‘ _ . - ] Dollv Sisters are starred, open tonight for a week's s , . ’ : ] iT i | b\y \4chas : be a tel Rae % d ; . . : . , . 2 ye > . : — , : gore bon em tt the American and Shubert-Jefferson, respective!) »haad yi #3 “as , a Julian Eltinge Appears in Persoxz at the Mis- John Gilbert a — ©. —_- souri While Loew’s Has “The Snob” and Fear, 9 : | ok SPS Fe ® in “The Snob.”— : Be he aw as ae ee ee “ ‘ | ie ) : Loew’s State. —_ Sr ee — picturization of Dante Ale- Lyric and Capitol .theaters The ghieri’'s trip through the picture is the first film or acting seven regions of Hell, is the feature venture of (Georg billings, the at the Kings and Rivoli theaters counterpart f the famous Ameri- this week. The story of the im- can The stors a dramatic en mortal poet's poem concerns his tertainment based on Lincoln's lif: visionary journey through the neth from the cradie. to the grave and LT) . ; ; er. reg.Ons. He enters Hell, and many humorous incidents are intro- ilcomedy, gave up the ghost ; > i Rae ee i: : ; a ‘5 , ¥ #7 duced It is not until Lincoln the cy \ 7 = * >. hig ht, OWinkg to ict Ui. = €6Dpoiceuri INFERNO,” the at the Grand Central, West End Vs Sn a? ee cor " aAacaai ih , . | comes the war-nheckled President of kK : . awe The ("Oo umbia’s second re 4 z ; : , + . - * *) 4 ‘ the Lnited States however. that the 1s ~ A rs 3 ives "ms ' as et ry tr ’ . } ry =F * 2 : - ae a : , 2: a “ 4 . a, ’ me Rosary,” by Edward L. R« ; P gf 3 4 a. , P: : a i A - £“ Pe 4g? er. Lincoln's unpopularity in some Spectacles and Comedy, Too. fae ee | . : 4 | : ' 4 te hee Page quarters, the handicaps and dis- ih issue of the ‘ Follies” now : ro sj e 2 . ; ” . : s 4 . ve os : si ~ favor ereated by the Civil War ana De ngegminniimie gers ue im Oh tour his been described as —aes : ) ° + a F 4 4 : Fig , or atte ‘ —-. ; . ; Fe ann ©, a ee , 7 , PS ie. ; : oo ' — ee a tye years, Ia re- Mt. Rudols rim] ond ' ¥ te ' Pi a Rocher Age an Naw = rc : : rt ; “ P : y a . - ° a : wm P Y “eS! Supplied ie tunes. ee . ‘ . im al igh an retire “he secreen at.- Ziegfeld opu: ai € A 7 5 4 ; Bs Theater this week is Julian Elting : ; wooo \ppearance iis final tour of who has been | ce ee ee ee Tee Saitoh cae Lege ab Vi pe —e. a ee ee eS (ruze’ pic- W eeds« It of Broadway's ite afmoe- iapted from the same name. Betty Juhan Eltinge, appearing in ae dae [ro | 6 om ; an’ COnsiats« George Billings and Rutb Clifford in “Abraham Lincoln The characters of *~ i ; dc | person.— Missouri. Warner Baxter, Rockiiffe Pe Grand Central, West End Lyric and Capito Virgil and Dante in owes, Chuubtes Guise ae : - there is met by his «weetheart, Be- , . . — oe i , ; - “Dante S Inferno atrice, who entreats the wraith o a = har ee M 3 a a Kings and Rivoli the poet Virgil to accompany Dante , an Who Came Back’ is on his tour Virgil agrees, and showing at the Delmonte this week. ' : OT ey iia acts as guide This play. originally written by ee. : | 3 Geren , Hse yet Some scenic wonders are said t») hn PFieming Wileon and drama- | res : | | = we ag. 8 ro oer ey x + 2 orn« ~ “The Swan” and “Tarnish.” arb 7 " : es | « Colville, the theme, is included in the pic- rothy Mackall who te w: " . ' ' “fan uth urine} : . , . . . . . “ar Pag . hb = . > fure recy ry .¢ eee : = al Comedy Tone Cn ps ~_ . Big k — PPORTING? vw Mi ir@en' iele Rradford and ul rx im Picteres wo! 7 " ’ mw . ore . Li 7 : , ee al is ' . : Abraha ry LAn . wt a posite Richard HMarthelmaeas (entinued om Neat Page, a gan its local showing last Friday _ is Conmtinued om Acat Page.
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x onstipated Child ja Fig Syrup” Or act. Contains no narcoti nt ing drugs, ,? ' . A «| VOur druggist tar sé td " , : - beeiicinese.| A Doorman fora Premier “72%. Lowers Freight Rates| orice Department for the tranzonis FINI AND DRINK MORE ' i i : rat yearl fisher: lay _Fresh water ] S may of Coal | sion of money. Changes in the — | Correspondence of the Associated Press. banking regulations as contemplat- ‘ river Balvaig, seeking moe © Veteran Ser mussel shells that o | rv, ) 4 _,. ; id Tor ringing tne daily at work ingthe wa- | ae BERLIN, Nov. 10.—With the | ed include the cost of reduction of How the Great and view of reducing the high cost of |credit facilities extended by the | ee a ‘living in Germany the Government | banks, governmental and municipal os | ‘ m Near-Great Entered British Prime Delegate at Copenhagen Meet with the sub- can, eo] isS A orresponucnee of the Assoctated Press. Occasion- LONDON, Nov. 10.—Robert obtained; Lioyd, the gray-haired doorman sold to a Who-has ushered the great and the near-great in and out of the door -of 10 Downing street for many we at one ©! surface. of value is was _ ADVERTISEMENT s 10 a gen j ¢ such rece Trt y user for $100. : wele! fi —— ‘FREE DRUG SA KEIFFER BROADWAY & FRANK |4 BUY ONE-ONE FREE(7 ALSO SINGLE P d ‘od Liver 25e Haag & Haag Root Beer Extract 19¢ . eebbing Alcohol os Free $2.50 Beaded Bags till gone... ..$1.3° ‘the (andy, Fancy, in Glass Jars.. Free 50c Hill's or Bromo Quinine P Adhesive Tape, 5 d Free Palmolive or Lifebuoy Soap, 3 for 20¢ Free * Peter's Chocolates 20 ree > Keiffer’'s XXXN:;: Free Yeast Foam Tablets...... Ape Free Gauze, 5 yds., sterilized... Free Se Toilet Paper. . Free | Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin... . Free | 40c Honey in glass jars.... Free } $1.10 Wine Cardui | Free EO See $1.19 Free | 20c¢ Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, doz., 2 for 24c Free 40c¢ Castoria, Fletcher's 2 for 49c Free | 60c Lion Castile Soap. big oe oe Free | 10¢ Mavis Talcum Powder..... 2 for lie (YNeills or N. KR. Vablets.... oe Syrup Figs, DeWitt's.. abe, 6oc Cascara Ar Toc, SOe Milk Magnesia, Phillip’s, 19c, 34 SOc Phenolphthalein Pablets. . ‘ 25e Magie Rog and Carpet Cleaner... Lic ey Plaster, yy ae 2 I 4 J5¢c Shaving Lotion, Keiffer’s........ 10c S Cotten or Menthol Inhaler... $2 Hot-Water Bottle or Syringe, a§e Liquid Skin (Collodion) [ie Carter's Liver Pills........2 for 2c » Boric Acid Kye Solution $1.50, $3.75 Narcissus Perfume, 79c, $1.99 , 15e Oi Caps Free | : Fold Liniment oe Tiiac Vegetal ELmmert he Black Draught je Colonial Cigar...... ish Triumph Cigar ie gantan or Chiclets Gum... y. be salts Capsules. mG ae .., Drops, mentholated.... od —s Face Powder ee orsitix Bottles, round 30¢ Brown's Mixture Lozenges, * te Creams, Ib 1 : Ahe, 75, £1.50 Quinine, pure. . aie, 55 Glycerine Rose Water aie, $1 Extract Vanilla Aromatic $1.01 tion the picture changed, he de- traffic | crowded with victims of drink. | After the introduction of prohibi- \ clared, adding that “Finland is, now steeped in liquors.’"" Enor- mous amounts of liquor, good and ' bad, were daily smuggled into the | country, it being impossible for | the Government to curb the rum | owing to Finland's enor- | mous stretches of coast line, he as- | | serted, and declared in conclusion | that the\Finnish hospitals were | ’ ’ most ' | liniment. ADVERTISEMENT ‘ Miller’s Antiseptic Oil, Known as Snake Oil STOPS PAIN From coast to coast men and women are singing the praise of “Snake Oj!” «a powerful. pene:raiing pain-rejieving Ie will penetrate thickest sole ‘leather In 3 minutes. Mre. BR. Werner. |New Orleans. La.. writes: “Thanks te your wonderful penetrating oll. ' ‘Snake Oj! laid off my crutches Bobbed Hair Can’t = Be Gray he tiniest gray streak shows up when the hair is bobbed. Make it youthful with Brownatone. Easy to use, no de- lay. Apply once and therezfter only as new hair grows in. Posithvely safe, contains yno harmful ingredients. Natural slfades assured. Brownatone is sold and recommended by all dealers. Two sizes—SOc and $1.50. Two colors, lightest blonde to medium brown. and dark brown to black. Trial bottle for test sent for 0c. Indicate color wanted. The Kenton Co., 1308 Coppin Building, Covingten, Ky. GUARANTEED HARMLESS BROWNATONE ‘without an ecual. ing like it. TINTS GRAY HAIR ANY SHADE Rheumatieam and deep-seated c me of coid after other remedies failed.” “I had rheumatism so bad I had to walk om crutches for nine veare;” says H. C. Hendrix. old soldier of Minneapolis, Minn. “After three months treatment with fow can walk like a bor.’ J. B. Moore. Pittsburg. Pa.. spies man, says ‘Snake Ol’ te the enly lini- ment that lef from rheo matiem. ed to bead weather.” neuralgia, atif back and iimbs. throat. ‘Snake Refuse imitations, noth: Get it from vour druggist. sore ADVERTISEMENT Fer All Complexion tts If the skin be colorless, sallow, muddy. over-red. blotchy or freckled, nothing wi)! so surely overcome the condition as ordi- nary mercolized wax. It literally takes off a bad complexion—absorbs the dead and pnear-dead particles of surface skin. gently, gradually, causing no incenvenience at all, A new complexion is then in evidence, clear, spotless, dellcstely soft and beautiful. Oné ounce of this wax, procurable at any drugstore, will re- juvenate even the worst complexion. It is used like cold cream. RE Se ee 2p ome ha ae * Pe A omen SO A Oe. ee Paka ee eee * > , 6c Charcoal Lozenges. . ~oc Powder Puff; big one........... } Same, @8e Charcoal Losenge = | Electric Light u socket... je Germicidal Soap, 1 per cent, 2 for 29¢ . £0c, 5c Toothbrush S4c Seidlitz Powders; 12 doses.... ; is the only St, ociated Louis evening news service. Press S Black Vepper or Fish F e¢ $1 Toilet Water, rose or lilac... -Witch Hazel Dickinson I 65c, $1.50 Janice Perfume ‘ m Castile Soap: white or green.. Hair Tonic Dressing; Keiffer’s...! % Coroco or DeWitt's Sha . 0c, $1 Mentholatum. .18¢, 38, Suncar. I ard, “Milk LARGE IOPPING BAG VEN WITH EVERY PURCHASE Ask for them at our Coffee Department > R KE DAY, DEC. 6th UR COFFEES Fresh Roasted Daily. You Will Delighted With Their Flavor. ha and Java. -50c »r-Good st Santos. Famous PARAMOUNT SALAD DRESSING §-oz. size, 30c Il-oz. size, 40c Chili Sauce, 30c SON’S MILK TALL CANS 3 tor 2D" Doz. Cans, 99c eer err a at ee — o@ An 7 : ~ os I. tartling mpoo, Furniture Polish, Keiffer's.... 25c Vhe-Champ; an antiseptic...... Af | s$i Honey Cough Syrup 250 Velvet or Violet , hy ‘Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic, pe” Dr. Parson's Sure Gets Corns. . Dr. Parson’s Kidney Capsales, JO French Formula Perfume, Ring’@ Tablets; cure dy pepsia, Aspirin Tabs., Burrough (1000)! Nuremedy, cures headaches. . 8c, Be, Ge Tincture lodine. aie, Oe Chioreform Liniment, Real Cocoanut Oil Shampoo SLane’s Pills; best for liver American Oil; Keiffer's best. Phe 3he. Peroxide; t. Ss. P., PKuthymol Tooth Paste... "Aspirin Tabs.. 2 doz., Wedster i hie Ked Devil Roach Powder. + Day or Night Cream, Keiffer’s., . be Epsom Salts or Boric Acid . 0c Black Death Bug Killer % Red Wine Insect Powder schoenfeld Tea or Hinkle Pills Aspirin Capsules, 5 gr., dozen. Bay Rum, imported, real.... Horehound Props........... Jordun Almonds: pound... : Nex & tron or tronized Veast, Hennine Yeast Vitamine | found 4, > 'vears there were just as many boys | = ) ' . vr . as girls. With the mothers be- ) —r - z 4 2Ac Castor Oil; tasteless “5c BKelladonna Plaster 25¢ Carbolic or Witch Hazel Salve. . 10c Peroxide Soap “5c DeWitt’s Tablets: for sore feet... lise 3c Shaving Powder or Stick, safety. 7T5c Rubber Apron; a dandy...... (uscarets or Ex-Lax.. es ee $1.40 (rreen Castile Soup: big bar | Nervita: cures nervousness ; Bromo ‘Seltzer 9c, 19¢, 3c, YRe Real Bristle Clothbrush —S— Prufrock has taken the lead in enacting’ financial institutions, and the lift- . ey Minister’ R d measures designed to give an im-/|ing of numéfrous restrictions in the’ ing Attacks Activities of S esidence. Americans. years, is being retired for old age.| ¢Ssities to the consumers. The eis. BT yebre old, and his head | ite move on the pert of oy 2 'wegian, Swedish and Finnish anti- | prohibition organizations, mostly | : | ‘to discuss measures to combat “the War. It was in the war days, when | | pernicious activities of American the vigorous Lloyd George occu- Stop drugging! Rub soothing, | militating bondage of the hypo- | Of all the Prime Ministers for) penetrating St. Jacobs Gil right into | critical American prohibition | liked Bonar Law best. | FOR “T revered him, he said. was ly. St. Jacobs Oil|land was now the only absolutely is a harmless rheu-| dry country in Europe, Norway stantly lining up Field Marshals, INDIGESTION Generals, Admirals, Ambassadors burn the skin. ‘importation of certain wines like Get a 35-cent bot-| port and madeira to avoid having kindly, but was always in a hur- }too. He burst into the vestibule MAKERS OF and stiffness. In | Maj. Hulten asserted, a ldwer con- and, shaking me cordially by the use for 65 years for|sumption.. of alcoholic beverages SCOTT'S EMULSION 2 the wrong man. “The first time the Prince of on your chair, will you?’ The Duke of York was more serious. ‘taxicab was quite new.” Amistice day, according to Lloyd, Ide, 25e Empress Face Powder pz Ie, 1: | the house, calling for Lloyd George. eee ee ane” Tenday ant’ Wedrndas | Hie came out and spoke to them ' petus to business generally through | Matter of handling of foreign ex- out the country and to decrease/| change. ye | Correspondence of the Associated Press | COPENHAGEN, Nov. 10.—Dele- | is full of memories and impressions |/in officials was a paris teie of 10 | % aa of most of the figures who got into aa Cont in bt rato on a me scientists and other professional Europe's spotlight in the days be- oe Sunes See ae toate, met recently in Copenhagen World | “ . . and native prohibition agents and pied the Prime Minfster’s house, | provocateurs now working busily that the doorman of No. 10 found your sore, stiff, ach- | law.” . ing joints, and re-| Ata public meeting Maj. Hulten | “When Mr. Lloyd George Prime Minister we were on hot matism liniment and Iceland being but semi-dry which never disap- | ‘ountries, their Governments hav- and other distinguished visitors. ‘‘Marshal Joffre was always good Instant Relief! tle of St. Jacobs |their chief article of export, dried Oil at any drug | codfish, barred from the wine-pro- ry. Gen. Smuts was charming. He store, and in a mo-| ducing countries of the Mediter- always shook hands with me. I ment you'll be free | ranean. hand, expressed his pleasure at rheumatism, sciat- | than any other country in Europe. meeting ‘England’s Prime Minister.’ ica, neuralgia, lum- Wales came to lunch, he dashed in with: ‘Hello, porter! Where “The way in which De Valera, Michael Collins and. Arthur Grif- ‘was easily the most exciting he ‘lever experienced. Crowds packed Sale Monday, Tuesday and Viednesdas ‘ Limited Double Taglte “Stamps Tuesday | from the steps, but the ‘yrowing soe O was not satisfied, and later the cost of various every day nec- ‘gates from various Danish, Nor- ; men, fore, during and after the | _—— for foisting upon Europe the hu- | the most exciting hours of his life. | - ICE whom he has opened the door, he | lief comes instant- | of Helsingfors declared that Fin- cinders all the time. I was con- points and cannot ‘ing been compelled to allow the humored. Marshal Foch seemed recall Signor Mussolini arriving, MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE from pdin, soreness Prior to going dry Finland had, [I had to tell him he had hold of bago, backache, sprains. do I put my coat? Here, leave it fith arrived with guargs on. their 19 Hops: U. S pound ‘the short narrow street in front of $1 Keal Indian Herh Tonic. . ec | crowd ee Ee ee eel oe Site Pace Powder. Keiffer's » 200 | ; $ Me A. D. S. Tooth Paste _. %@e | the little Welshman appeared at a Optical sale large sheil read Glasses, 31.95) window and talked to them again. Bifoeal -in-! et $3.95 To intreduce and to find who reads our | 4 ENN LGC SERA: OE ad«x we will give free to each customer | MORE BOYS THAN GIRLS BORN whe asks ea . . 4 i ie ; Sa | ’ v7 a i oy ~ oe | 4 f ; ° te "i 4 ow TF -* TT ill Pte OF tree ie ¢ - oe! "i - it , AY - a ° "J = ee a Schr Sasa “se by, j j ° : S ed . Ll rr = > . 0 , ’ _— —_ Desks large Spinet Wea have other also, including a collection of kesks, as low as This Two-Piece Mohair Suite A new mohair living-room Suite from the Prufrock-Iitton factory is a gift the entire family will enjoy. The graceful Suite, similar to sketch above, is the newest thing in the thin-aim style. It will be covered in your choice of $11 per yard, plain, striped or figured mohair, in any of the new shades. 715 two pieces, davenport and Jow-back armchair, now | Separate Pieces Will Be Sold Has reversible cushions, with moss edging on all sides of Davenport, $145; Low-Back Chair, $70; High-back Chair to match, $75 R. W. O. COFFEE Noted Deafness t Catarrh Specialist nt every reader of this paper who suffers from Catarrhal ness, Catarrh, loss of hearing and head noises, caused Catarrh, to write me at once. ODay Proof Treatment it to Any Sufferer ==> ainess and Catarrh Are Dangerous Mile Deafness or Catarrh may not be considered Ngerous, when neglected they often lead to all sorts fomplications. Authorities claim that nearly 90 per t of all deafness is caused primarily by Catarrh of Rhead. Others state that many cases of indigestion, Imatism and a nuniber of other constitutional Subles are caused by neglecting Catarrhal conditions ad, nose se throat. A Trial Will Amaze You — 80 proud of mv achievement and so anxious to P Other sufferers that I will gladly send a 10-day if treatment by prepaid parcel post absolutely free ry on€ who writes me. | want to prove entirely my own risk and-expense that this treatment will relief to sufferers from Catarrhal deafness, C atarrh d noises. The results from my treatment are and convincing. You can feel the difference ina the A trial costs you absolutely nothing You r no obligation whatsoever. Simply fill in your and address on coupon, Cut it out and mail i for a ten-day proof oe treatment. This ts the treatment I have ever found in over forty years ke as an “Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat S recialist. at you to try it free. | 2 QUICK RELIEF to Many Sufferers » : , Why Not You? | aly thousands of sufferers have taken advantage | My liberal offer. My 10-day free treatment has mught many quick relief. Why not give it an oppor- tity todo the same for you? I don’t ask you to send penny, The 10-day proof treatment is absolutely . Just send your name and address and state ether you have Catarrh only or also suffer from Htarrhal deafness and noises. You will be under no igation whatsoever. I think I treat more cascs of - cushions; outside backs of velour to match mohairs. The >” ad J. H. MeM., Birmingham, Ala. Your ‘ 10 days’ treatment completely relieved | all eymptoms of catarrh. | J. 8., Columbus, +t Your 10-days’ treatment relieved my catarrh, stopped | the ringing in my ears. G. L., Milburn, Okla. I could hardly | breathe through my nose from catarrh. Your 10-days’ treatment relieved me. | J. H. B., Henry, Idaho, suffered ter- | ribly with catarrh, head noises, deafness in left ear. Your treatment completely | relieved me. vanit: Name...... City poocees vibes ee ) KS? DO YOU SUFFER FROM DEAFNESS AND HEAD worsgs? OO — ITH the approach of Christmas the interest of people is turned toward the home, and the And since the home ‘plays such an important part in Christmas festivities—a gift of Furniture is the most -ORE families each vear are “going together” in the purchase of gifts for the home, such as a new suite for the living room, or a much- needed dining-room suite—or perhaps new A visit to our store There are hundreds 1 | : of practical inexpensive gifts for everyone on your - a BAU i in pki list. When you buy a gift here there is always the } { added satisfaction, “it came from Prufrock-Litton’s.” Are You Makin attractive ~e 4 Oy" ZF: ty lite Af Cy NS Oy eres, Litton Fourth and St. Charles Give a Suite of Furniture This Y eee . a ’ eee. A splendid way tune, mas chant. come irritable. Try it! Start (Signed) Deferred Payments =EDITORIAL= “7 Start the Day Right : morning is with music. Have the maid, in your household, start the Phono- graph or the Player-Piano each morn- ing at a definite time with some lively On Sunday morning your favorite sacred hymn or the church choir; on Christmas morning your choice Christ- : You will be surprised how it will help all housewives, business or profes- sional men and women, who have be- Do your physical exercise with mu- sic for three minutes on arising. November 29th, 1924. dee yy “* + @e > to be awakened each or the first one up the day right! "i Vg ¥ x *¢.4 ¢ «* OO e -*.0° 6" e's - @ . > —= Here is a real gift if ever there was one! Distinctive furniture piece that many homes are doing without—and yet that all homes really need. An attractive Table, similar to illustration to the right, can be had in either brown mahogany or Ameri- can walnut, at the ex- ceptionally low price of "22 We Have but 8 of These Tables to Offer t g Ne edlepoints? As a special service to our patrons at this time, we will use any, of your own needle- points, etc., as coverings for odd chairs, benches or stools to be made up specially in our factory, provided arrangements will be made within the next week or ten days for these special pieces. Six-Piece Chamber Suite Suite similar to sketch to the left is fashioned of French walnut in the two-tone effect. It is, indeed. a beauiful Suite for the low price. The six pieces include broad dresser, 48 inches; tall, broad *; roomy chifforobe; full-size bow-end bed; chair and bench. There are but six of these Suites available at this ex- tremely special low price. Shall we put 250) PESOS Cie sci caveat 4) one aside for you? rd < = - ee POAT AO OS ee PIRES i -w® ei + 7 ” aie Pe Pog ee —. Se eoleenennenh Se ee ae ee ” ee ae ae
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= AMUSEMENTS Direction-A/law s Er/anges to Length of Performance 300 SEATS ~~ - rf, Yj ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ o . aga rT y ’ , ; e Da: {tj f IST - DISPATit H alone eas WORE sig fs Pevtdin AMUSEMENTS t> _ TONIGHT aa — Nd, : :3 PVRS PRERPORMANCT THE Yj, | Yy 3 y Wi, Uf on Ye Y Tz q. ye te MY, Y Yi We y) TD v7, Wy G Yo [f Up Ge th Yh) STAGED BY NED (1h, Ul EIGHTEENTH EDITION OF TH} GLORIPY ING Y, yy Yj UY bi os y bth 4 4,7, Wi i FC My NATIONAL IFNSTITUTIOCN (1L0ORTIOUS AMERICAN GIRL MON. DEC. 8—MAIL ORDERS NOW =). » SUPREME THEATRICAL EVENT OF ALL TIME 3 (RBALRLES FROHWAN Preeert = ef PP he Las Sh ; | Livan the morning and one ot; 7 eres COMBINED snenantiemnannanereaaee a $$$ AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS HUBERT IEFFE JEFFERS Massrs Leead Jd Shubert? tre Osrectors Direct From Their Sensations! Triumphs t2 Parise etd Leodes SITTING PRETTY A Lwely Musical Comedy By Geitea.. Wodehouse sad fers Agthers of “Dh Bey” “Ob Lady. Lady” ead “Leave It te Jase” Wise FRANK MciINTYRE Paul Frawley Fred Santiey A VINCENT LOPEZ SYNCOPATED BAND Company of 70 Incinding s Chorus cf Winsome Dolly Beauties From « Brillianr Ease et Pultec end im pers Theaters. N. } GARRICK THEATER] How Playing Twice Daily—-MUTUAL (Real) BURLESQUE SNAP We Repeat We Present What We Advertise BURLESQUE [JP BURLESQUE THE HOUSE OF SMILES JELMONTE == Advertise Theater de Luxe DELMAR st CLARA - > we - Yr . 4 : a. ~ ° * oy 4 Dayana. F i NiGHTS A MAIL ORDER WILL ASSURE You CHOICE SEATS PARQUET PRICES—HIGHTS, $2.50: WED. MAT. r NOTE THESE SENSIBLE BALCOKY PRICES WEDYVESD Al MATINEE SUNDAY, DEC. 7—MAIL ORDERS NOW 3: ALL LAST SEASON IN NEW YORK GILBERT FMBEY> GREAT PLAY OF TODAY TARNISH 4 SUPER. — 474+ COMPANY. INCLUDING “EDITH TALIAFERRO _ O'ROURKE and KELLY | deanetie— HACKETT and DELMAR- “DANCE MADNESS” - | “VALDEZ ARMAND and ERNEST PEREZ BEN MEROFF FRANK and MILT BRITTON .. ; tur ** a nj HW i« Band aPeors + 4Rre OB EOS—TODAY OP CONCER' oT mPuGaT TRCHES TRAY - fi .- ee — d Alexine Whisnant Joie _ LNIST ——— . eee Last In Tiiestrated Lecture. mn (= . Re ~ > 2 oo Time 4 ? “ —Wednescay Ciut ‘ff A) Ns to See eer as es op sa .i@ Lf Glaseene Bags that ican Everv Des COFFEE—CO! 1000 Pounds Master Blend Coffe Lbs. .00 == eff comeerwe its deiici- ter Si. Si.1¢@ Tanine. st Sax & iree Tabiet, - ek «i Eecalyptes Coach *rren, Si Com > ter £1.» She Yacaliptus € ough Sy: ™ Wet “- Jeknuscn"s “euthetietecd Se Deaece Piee Tar with Meee. Coed Tabices. .. foeer Extrect sad Eoweeo- > = vptus > fer Ge Ptits - ». & te Nedicated te Dises = fer le #681 =" Himkle'’s Pins. > ter Je itectes fer Ge Se — Ken up Con 2 se Biee ’ > fee De Plasters.. Tee Milk ef Mageecsia. | 2 fee er Househoid Re ihe ton. Lemee Ferret. > fer Se * — hird seed Se (ream ef Tartar. > fer 2 . i-—e Werk re Lléewtrn fe tae. Se > ‘=» THE OVFEFD W 160% Securday Deabie Pregram DeLave C—O -*S Baat-Tes 7 73 aneat BF livir 2 iaut-Tee Far wo f Si lease * o- res » * B= West's Teeth *re«k, “ie ERELLA * fe" Gite shaving ‘.eidea Peach aur > | s' ‘ red = a. oe lo | Sundries end of Vernea'’s Shaving Le- si2e ~ > Oo D2 Da SS DS DH * ; rica > far 31. tt.e Pieger sed Tee Sol porr > fer 51. ; s * Agte Strep Ke2ecer. TIF YING " *¢. Telephome. live 64% a Seme HELPFUL ideas on BEAT - your PROPERTY are pre- sented tn the SEEDS, PLANTS and TREE fer 11° Se HKraek’>s Lather (ream, St tfer Ge S' 28 VWeutheltated Bey Bum *heavies Letien. = fer $1.19 51.28 Ot@ Stryte Raser. > ter 81.12 MS ATIONA MOBILE saCCESSORT C TIMELY TIPs and este - KINGSHICHWAY | NEAR DELMAR_. NOW HELL Sense _e XDA SS OS SS ®
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PHOTOPLAY THEAt Last Friday 3009} School Children] of Missouri and} lowa Traveled in} Special Trains tof Visit the Tombl of Lincoln aft Springfield, Ill. Similar Tributes Are Paid to the Memory of the Immortal Amer- ican Every Day,] The Motion Picture} industry Has Donel lis Part for Lincoln by Producing in His Honor the Greatest Film Ever Made— “ABRAHAM LINCOLN” A Thrilling Drama of Tremendous Situations and inspiring Action; Tense Moments of Su: pense; Great Crowd Scenes; Everything a {00 Per Cent Picture Should Possess. AN BO A ANI OC SELENE AMEN RIN Tie DON’T FORGET THE MATINEES TODAY! Downtown §=s- PUDOLPH LYRIC VALENTINO in “A SAINTED DEVIL” ARSENAL kudoiph Valentine in Hex Beach's “A Sainted Devil.” TIVOLI “The City The Jazz Triumph, That Never Sleeps.” “Pal oo SHENANDOAH ‘!!: Star Acts of Vaudeville. and SHAW Lionel Barrymore and others in “I Am the Man.” GRAND-FLORISSANT Betty Compson in “The Fust Set.” LINDELL “Great ft iamond Vwstery and @ sr. + a. PAGEANT au-star cast im “jue City That Never Siceps.” READ Prvei-wisPATCH AU MOBILE aCCESSORY COLUMNS TIMELY TIPS and save money. E> ne ee nen ee ee Ay. Te- 7 , th NEAR OLIVE | OW { HELL Sensational e Your Eyes! ; . E S sete 4 : > ‘ iia — Journey hru Hell! Es tld 1h the Ja OB The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED SENSATIONAL : CE CUTTING EVENT |COFFEE—COFFE 1000 Pounds ~ MasterBlend Coffee: ~ Lbs. $4 .00 i «eke ee Regular $1.50 Value a carefully ~clected, fresh roasted, full flay- ered Coffec,. packed in $-Ib. Glassene Bags that will conserve its delici- eus flavor and delicate aroma indefinitely. Me- dium ground for peroo- lator or boiling. Drugs and Patents $1 Vigortone .2 for $1.10 | 61.10 Taniac.. ..2 for $1.30 si Nux & Iron Tabiets, 2c Livertenic Pilis, 2 for 35e 2 for $1.19 25ce Milk of Magnesia, tie American O1l...2 for SSc 2 for 35e Sic Rubbing Alcohol, Oe Pyrosana......2 for 6c 2 fer 600 $1 Pyresana... 2 for $1.10 $1 Carbozine Antiseptic | SOc Hebsen’s Eczema COint- Tablets. ... = tor $1.10 .2 for 60c $1 Vitamine Tablets, | Castor Oil, = fer $1.10 2 for 49c #0c Pint Best Peroxide ef $1.20 Wampole’s Cod Liver Hydregen eee for 36e Extract. = for S1.36 St Eucalyptus Cough Syrup, $1 Compound Syrup Hypo- = for 81.10 | phosphites ....2 for 81.10 5@c Yucaliptus Cough Syrup, 50¢e Unguentine....2 for 60c¢ Ine 4-07. Peroxide. .2 ine Dozen Bayer’s f : 2 fer 6c for 2he sie Johnson's Mentkolatcd Aspirin Pine Tar with Hoary. Cod Liver Extract and bhuea- lyptus . 2 fer Gc o Tes o- FP. D. & Co. Medicated Dise« es "= fer ithe #1 “ic Hinkle’s PiNs. 2 for o.5¢ “te Malferd’s ‘Ehroat Pas- tiles... 2 fer 35e ‘he 1-ib. Hospital Cotton, 25c¢ White Pine Tar, 2 for thc 2 for Sic 25e¢ Shoenfeld’s Tea 2 for 2he She Korn Pep Corn Remedy, 25c Blue Jay Corn er Bunion * for t5e Piasters > 2 fer tic hee Milk of Magnesia, | $1 Johnson's Female Tonic, 2 for ec = for $1.16 Househoid Remedies Extract. 0c Red Devil Bedbug Liquid, 2 fer Soc ! 2 for G0c Vanilia Extra a 29ce R&-o2. Rose Water. = vant ti 2 for 49%c ; ‘ or. - Spirits of Campae’ | 39¢ Sox. Cod Liver Oil, fresh and pure.. ; 2 for 4%e 2 te Shc SB-oz. Soap Liniment, &terate Powder, 2 for 4c a $i Pint Finest French Olive Oil a“ 2 fer £1.16 She S-os. Imported Hay Hum, 2 for 4c Saahb’s Female Suppos- itories .. 2 fer $1.19 | Hie 1990 Compound Cathartic Pili« = for 6t« ; “at the l-or. Lemon mai Se 1-07. ” ay ms " . . Se ETT Oe TRS AL IRR AR ERE: RT ETRE BH AR Bi et eee ae s¢ Compound Licorice der Se Zine erie Acid i I-Ib. Sodium fer Heaches -th. Kird seed l-lIb. Pure Glycerine, = for 60c “e Cream of Tartar. 2 fer oor y fe t-ept. Mikro Disin! raat Digestall Tablets, 2 #e 2 for 35c lor r. “He Digestall Tablets, : . fer Vox Spots Dry > _ bestediihidliieeemaseeese oe “ Devil Reach * Red Oe (leaner, 2 fer tA5e teer *. ted Devil Heoach FP» “ ; - rt > 3 Toile: Items J Red Cross Baby Tal- for 1.50 Ben Hur Perfume. - °7 soc J 2 for *1.4% eum Powder 2 " 25¢ Palmolive Talcum Pow- Perfum*. Ds. West's Tooethtornr- (olden renin Doc Soc te eA ARM Re ne ang Aa SHELLOID FRAMES wonderful value-giving event of the year These Frames sell regularly in most Sterexs from 84.50 te 85.00 a pair. They are stylish, gxood leokinc. extremely comfortable, and well made. They do Bet brenk exnsily and will give you many years of satis. factery and dependable service. Single Price Items MONDAY ONLY &1.37—3 2+ Cs, he Thix ix the most iz Optical Goods. £1.50 Van Ess Hair Tonic. Wextphal’s Auxiliateor. BR Prales Henna Caldwell’s Syrup of Pepsin £1.20 Creomulsion $1.25 Lyke Tonic Lavoris Aadiertka Sal Hepatica i iia aie Creoterpin Cempound > — Sie—tic—T he Epsom Salts, 2 Ibs Nujol Nature’s Remedy..... fijreve’s Lasative Bremo Quinine Hill’« Cascara Quinine Mentholatum tote , Vick’s Vape-Rub . Ferban'’s Tooth Paste... Pepsodent Teoth Paste Pebeco Toeth Paste ;, $1 %) Kelor-Bak Hair Resterer. Nermogen Gray Hair Kestorer— $1.37—S5 2lic—iIie—T Re aie se Jic—t{lec—T Re st ec —BE1 13 3ve t4e . BSc ft ot tes ttaches te any light «ock- et Price te rerd clud ’ for 84.00 orgie Heater et nas a. Feuntain Pen . bom sg Alse Parker's Feuntain Pens up Are ano ST.CHARLES Add (0% to Mail Orders for Packing and Postage } / f ' ' ; SNA NARANAARANAAANANAARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRAAN AGLEDESELELEELESE SD EELETEEEEEEEELELELSESEET SEELEY = “a SESSESESRERY EEESETESESEEEE ES EEEEEEEEESEEES . J . | ment NXXXNRARRR RRS BSSESSSE ESSN ie af —. -. |; Limes | incom] . * ¢%} member of tne paid HUNDREDS KILLED EVERY YEAR ON HUNTING TRIPS Two Hundred Dead and Three Times as Many Injured Is Toil So Far This Season. MOST EXPENSIVE OF ALL SPORTS ‘Millions of Dollars Spent Annually for Guns and Ammunition—Fires Pro- tect Animals. | Spectal te the Post-Dispatch. NEW eternal quest of “sport” YORK.—The | | ; i ! i } ' ’ has taken its toll | of life and limb among American past months of the Battles, grave and = - | homes in the hunting season. disease. fought in manv of lesperate, and campaigns, been no us in the cost they charged. Almost 200 killed iny wounded—that is nave as m approximation of the toll hunting season thus far has taken this country, as gathered. from jlete statistics in the states. And that is but a smal] per of the usual cost of life and —hbecause forest fires have vented hunting this year on usual large scale. Guns accidentally discharged as they leaned against a tree trunk Fa “ . Fan roe - > or agatnst a fence, ag they were . *, =) } IA BA Ss €eicea ta : ai’ verhanging leaves these are the two es of casualties. Men themselves They have men they never rk ew y Qo s toree persons cilled this sea- Cther cas- inh . X a’ ligt ac exnencditire +s} ‘ Aa wh & ? «a Ot sp T . KECDS FOome , : a ? ” A Ss, they spend an 4 — ss Ce + VU0 days of business t x nting has cost the lives of so | year pheasa! hunters and that be perpetuated three game farms re maintained to liberate 12,000 birds annually and distribute 110.- C£RS among farmers and clube. who wlll see that they are hatched. The cost Liewellrn Fish and ,. runs in the dollars mark. existing sfates combine to iid aeronr ling r+ the Forest Legge of +. 4 ow h + . r high thousands of conditions Most ana I coativ of : Hi time and y—more costiy than the cam- ne waced by many or- Spren 4 of »cra ’ lle a costiy - than 1924 } “onvrigcnht German Delega’es Get $140 Month. Associated Press ll.—Being a Reichstag, ot a very lucra- , - Arr aepon Laon * es BERLIN, No" German or Parliament tive posttion $149 a quarter the salary But the Gs arian €Y erates which are ~~ ar +? , monty *# one- aters. 4s more disas- | and three | the | a | our body breathes!” If your corset will not per- mit your body to breathe, Nature will make you pay — first in discomfort; later per- haps in a permanent blight on happiness. Let your body breathe !—it is vital to health: vital to sustained youth and vigor. Corsets made with Kenlasti¢ f the knitted elastic” let your body breathe! ... Ad- f piust themselves instantly and ‘naturally to every change in 424, jmotion and posture, holding ‘“%& Jand moulding the figure with- "out restraint. Kenlastic—in 2 America’s finest corsets— } ame ‘Sin ° , USF" your guarantee of unvarying ~““ye | quality. vs ¥i : : | + — “A Tittle book ebout Happiness® giving fects and viewpomts that you can never forget—ebout per- sonal beauty, sustained yout mental and physical poimse—is now being printed. Soon it will be eavailable—at corset departments, Or write me where you buy corsets and I will mail you one of the WALL PAPER TRIMMED FREE On orders of $20.00 or more. Any Pauper can be beught with- eut berders. Remember, we se!) Wall Paper with or witheut the borders. We invite you to in- spect our large s — os Cc coll The highest priced Paper in the house, only 25c per roll. 7 ~ WALL PAPER &€ PAINT CO. > oar = oe TISN.GESt. 2d Fieor. Opp. Union Market. CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets That is the jorful sands pe; J Olive Tablets, the caiomeél. Dr. Edwards, a practicing sf nad ealama!l “ > ; 77 r . Cian r i Vears ang Caiome - - - a 2% ~~ - . ery substitute for s old- a « rm 7 + Pi ula " eyeaveredc the al lets whue treating pa- | ts for chronic constipation and | ~ «+ torpid livers. rr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not | contain calomel, but a healing, sooth- | ; - oe 1 } : ing vegetable laxative. wr, rmerin- nm ep 4) . , 7 _ -npeea siTTie@ c ne is the olive-col- cause the bowels nd liver normaliy. They never force them to unnatural se- t:0n. igar-coated 2 — - > . 1. 7 rr ored tablets. Thev ane Ter to act +4 ark Guill tired ou have sa feeling —eick liver — constipation, | pleasant re- = ft Dr. Thousancs to keer right ADVERTISEMENT — $$ — ——— H t R li N iti If you want genuine, lasting re- lief from those keen, darting pain ne first restore . > , *% 7 > uritis. vn ¥ st —_ aos es j . . 6. _ a t+} ‘d nerves to sound, beaithny > nerve inflammation by colds, injuries, or infectious diseases. It usually centers its attack about the shoulder or nape of the neck, in the | , and sometimes - . me - ‘ ack. . Le we a4 : & if Adierike te 36 hours the Once Stomach Trouble—Now Big Appetite | of revutable pireiman should be secured. frem | be? N Tited actory resulte.”” ate given om request. ‘hus relieving preseufe ic the atic | mach ~~ ae ae + pote Sle rte > wee Weer sees OE PTL I 4 ene i are et PR OEY a ie ae PR Aerie PS pe pet rage Oe be Ser ey OE iy HS ate ta ¥ . Peay well Nile a PM i yo ul - ree ~- ete fie en ys ‘ —_ eS A OR ee mma ng I ete ee PRO aang “ie ait. . tae . en? met net Sie mo ae ae 0 0e rE ere me te si et 2 ata ae “~ age snes Gs w Pies @ 2h epee we - cath, io Gees S. » vf Th eS a ee a - + oes he ol a", F te ae abt ohn a ewine a ~ 428 ae MO AO ay! os tae ea es re Le ee Ten awe he > Oh an ete ‘ sie nie — —— en m y ao vee y ah a 28 ow a ‘ AABN Sadly ep Yh Ganda ant wade pe ebiated’s 4350 y er x na ee eee Ce . “ cone al oP oem 4 a a wee aa eit BES BSF iat ae a ae. ee “— is om 14 SD. ial i ele Dd BL, Saepcnesaitinde wee 4 1 .e-, ee ore ~ CO vi = lg ee earte
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Saal Ty DEE yey ee Lead PRED i PRET ae fa ly: ars Rs Ge his Sete ae Se aa” ielglen -ceepogiaaith: RAR Seti Se Os ani ahh a ee ee ' uated Bol ke ee HO: nT og i See SS ope ar 5 Pa kt ie See ea ancy hie * »- > Sg é +a sd nd sggiee 28 ro NS fe ae _«* = “~—-— — —- “AT TH The Da: Psy — . —— = creases: seesscance co neat abeorning motsrure, whereas Ton flew ia st air was given Dy a repe-s = On Ss art! Loge ee = . —— a s 2 2. > "ea per lz is Deuersc _— — 7 Arneket hat oF & Geis - el . a ; es a Those of Moderate Density Best p-ams per cubic centimeter. Blan- they could be used to good arvan- ON SALE TOMORROW == Retaim Heat Ind«owers - Thi fterence z*s ee _?Ssser en ee gr?" + , 4 L226 rr. 2 es F..4 Sues wi and ‘ * 2 / ote —— — = - >. - ea ‘i — = a at | 4 ~~ 2 = = eee. eal . s - - : Fa hoo ha tee — , aw > — ke " wes fern te fera*? were aned bv condne = slorg a # Pigan Internat »ponRai rm EB ~ ~ - > - “ bs . wh mi renrta T= —eqe = ~.. - 4 ae i - f- ™ ~s be ——— a**®a-* -@e tne * ae The Pury, — ~~” ¢ eos ~ +. - = a — Ww « — a so - - be P - — ee > = r "23 e - 2 - 23 - | > - —_ ~-~ar- ~ 2 . ° we Ye ~* - tt to 2 a. >" — a yf. rs? aa oe " » : Tre bing "2 ° vv or, - se; *=z> we ge " ; : ; , - on ~e ees ee —— - an Oe * = ce gae . ~~. ” at ge a + ~ _ mn amen, le _ = ; : eka ue Z a - a oT 2 “2 * a “ — — = 2. We | "a *, ie - -—« _- es th- eau Oo anderds 72 a - % si - d x —_— . -os = a ~~ s 4 -@. ao —_ —_ 7 4 - . : he T er oss = IPT Dee ” “372 : - s -~ . fe fF : #R hess? . a ear lon as | ~- e-ad + a ‘ wr. or a. “2 CHRISTMAS. SEALS P fi. ~~ a —_ - é. zs ts > 5 7 Oo. } BS. | ere et we re- Bt om —- Oe .. - > ~” ~ - - = r : ; => ai — _ -¢ ei «® +9 the evaporation of wa- « ) 2 o . -_ - ~ om - . _ nee —_———_ - . ~ : a _ to te- ~meoges *herw e2.S arcs ; + . — _— . —— — a 4 — a, “~ ee an - - 2 a all ae = ~ - 3° a! r pa > a 7? S .-4 a 2 > - = = =e: ¥ ‘ ™ ss 7 — - * ” * ~ = ~ - - ££ » De stiiier an UF a. 3 OAs x ree 2396 gia’. £ 2 se SPREE SS CECE CR CSOSSOSES* ereserrreere 75% OF All Sickness Take constipation seriously: remove it promptly with a stiff dose of Dr. Caldevell’s Svrud Pepsin old-fashioned notion persists that constipation is unavoidable, yet it is easily prevented and may be easily rebevec. The tact is that cer- tain foads do not agree with certam peopie, so avoid those which do not agree with you. = When you feel clogged up take a spoon- ful of Dr. Caldwell’s Svrup Pepsin, and rehef will come by morning. Many who are habrtuaily con- s-peted take a dose regularly once a week asa precactios. There are, of course. many other rem- ebes that vou can take bemces Dr. Caicwell's “crup Pepam. Catharucs and phrecs im the form of miss and powders however. are harsh anc g- pings Svrup Pepamn ss a bousd, a compound ef Egrvptuas senma and pepsin with pieasamt aromatics, anc # acts gently and miidiy but emphatcally. The form ula 1s om the package Candy cathartics, which usually contain phen .oatalem, a coal-tar drug, mav cause sien eru> thems and sait waters are simniv a purge that cres Stipanhon. lousness crspepsia, torpid iver. heart cp the saliva. You are therefore best off with Dr. ourn, fevers and coics. It comtamms no narcotics or (aicwet 3 “erup Peper: i It has been the standard ax- Opieces 2nc iS a8 sate for an mtant as for vou. ative of tnousands of families for more than WO years, - and over 10 million botties are bought annual!v reopie Who Know wil tell vou that Syrup repsin «3S a4 truiy woncerful internal treatment Every druggist sells it. and at so ii 2 winch dispels all forms of intestinal poisens result. price that an average dose costs mr from constipation and = ' “ ie =~ a. . - ow GF “i ese SVN a (ent. Many attrib- Free Sample Bottle Coupon Cigestion, Cisorcers wn Ut? (232 wUROoOrTccen good neal EE ||| Ser "2 ise — DeT centr ct a ‘2 ai her entire family to the gen- There are peopie who very might iy preterto trys =, -_. se of Dr. Caidweil’s Syrup thumg before they bev & Let them clip this ow ial at inom Gaus «am Gomoe Pe--n 253 Mra Alhe Graha pon. pin their neme end address > & andsencd ct OT agian oe ee 7 — . wfanaim, saatn ish or feel =a a. and Mr A F to the Pepsin Swrup Co. 518 Weshington See, ~~ “ ~~“ * —_ oor ti — Mesericelic, Tiinois. and a fee sample beric of ij~—=*° WATT OT an Schmst Vetrot Ave. To- Caldwell” seine deme ve you > ie s Swrup Pepe will be save you tme, money and in- leco, Omo. They use it for con- postpaid by mail. Do aot inciose postage. It wu fee. DR. CALDWE LL's SYRUP PEPSIN SOSSS FF SPSS SSS TOSS SSCS STSSSTe COSTS TC SSCS SSS STRESSED Seeeetetet ce SPST VL SSS CR SSE SSO CTSES SOO SETS Cees ; ee rye oo wv — _| The ARCH you need - || the STYLE you want OHANSEN Feeture Arch Shoes WITH THE FEPTURE-FIT HEEL — ~ —_ ~Ser he — = 2 -~- ~. — ) ‘ning °° a wee 4 . | bétetehad Feerirs | Arch Shoes ro- 3 —- - ———e rr © aelmlmlmlmlUlU COCR ee SO wwe rr 32 wo -_ a » 43 i, 2st CATT ; ented Tne fF cane ir: 4--> a ' ll =" “> feo ae © Aa - ~~ L« >’. & aa 6 4 mt J r ee «ae we -o —s = “_ oh ° §- =e » : su _ the arcA under the bodv we} ight, xclusiv- / Wi th Jo shansen. Sos the Feermre-F Fitheet ch chines closety for wonadertul SEBIN|SS and Com- fort. And smazrt stric ; mm profusion “Wate (Of Searest dezier s name and free book. set, “Ending Foor Troubies"” jeheers &= Bres Seoe Ca.. 3643 Laclede Ave. & ; Ma “They Have Made Fashion Comfortable New— ler us demonstrate how these wonderful shoes will end vour foor roubles. The newest fail styles are ready. Expert foor fitters will artend vou | FAMOUS-BARR CO. | ERERRARDT.4 FIDFMAY aT BL *@ « al ‘ _ A ae rn — i = — oh ~ Tons. the evTnmcot@® of ai Oran e _ ——_ of Oe = oe — a worx 2 seme = ~ e : —— ae -4 +he Susiness hous eq @ s - — —*> oo > ~~ acxktzT? led en~- *>+s 5 @2...4 > a —™ -™ na éa~4 & ; qa" = ae 7 = Soe act 2S a3 a = ee eee ee an g _— arr Throug 1a LAs De ‘ ~ — _-_ - os “3 Yor “oro 3 ee Set 1 tes and literature, and throug’ + err af -_ "TS "eS ee . a 7 or ae "7 +="e6 Cat ui a. -4 ° . . on - — —_——_ ipa, em as ie — ty parociza. ana A... OTITIS i = ; — | eccet - | “eens a noocw, ana . 3 ‘ — all ~~ > -—> ° - °°’ eee rr? _ 3 y __* — — a abe ee . ad > - - = ©? ae ae public scnocis in tie oOcusta aD ee > ™ on rorié, health ta_ks have Secome so portant that ther Save grown sto real educationa. Ta.iies com- ining other ecucationa. with heacto. Report of Serrica. % The report complied &om “Se wecerd of service shows that ¢uvng the past rear 573 talks were g-ver - oon 54.194 persons. and ‘hat : ais CHRISTIANA TO BE NAMED “OSLO” BESINNING JAK, Mail ti Capital of oud Sa "way Should Mest ma ~~ ie worid should. dseginning Jan. " e ai ee ‘>a + i= oo ie le a i ee — _ > : 7 _ # « : ?* . - so 4 4 2@ called Oslo previous ° e ansact= ‘ with a! nditions ' - ”- nate | ~ , - ; se 8 rsa. n = - ~ © ~ —_ a’ 7 af i @ 2s. au -s = ."ars os * o- cs | — > Fa > ~ ™ - —_ ° > ~ -* et at = =~ — : - © e . with a population to- the building trades. | nSis mpartance e authority of n loemg 9 & : ~~ qf . o - . is eae at - ; é se C 2 . e fan - 3 Se : id 3 a ee r_ eS bbe 4 : , ¢ ” ~ 7 . - . ™ Con - . o> = " ol ° . — 7 . = -Ged ste =H Aa OT (ors i ~ er ~« — - ~ “ vi P~" ne i — . | i Les A 7 “=r re : - > BUILD ion. of Butiders Exchanges, and “~~ . , : bie ; Tt... « _ > . -_ -_ o = VOT) ars FAT iz wits’ ¥ ‘National Building Trades Em- ** _ - ae _— ba 4 Fs ESS o: a ‘ i ey in re lar 4 a. . fe a a ee i-agw “> : the Ru tinge Trades De. -indirag. mael .2 6 8 >... 5 a. ae : uerm . ~ ' rr) - _ — — —— = +: Sages © fF _.1* - oe ~ eel oo “ci :@ National Irisd - = 7% ears. and i e re- : ‘tm 3 meena - = = = ++ o an - -_ e mu — - , R , . ; az ~~" -“.7 Dens - " ~ Lah A T3” is. Se = 17 rene ~~ = a. , o> ine. : Fe = : 7 = . a . 4 i os a The Magic of the Automobile In olden days the distance from St. Louis to Chicago looked colossal—a journey DISCOVERS REAL : gi WADAME BUTTERFLY oS “arrTy of the cs: —- a? a | ‘re Jenene ma] Ser im a reserve Your = “* ¢= poe sae ABOCKELS — =: VICTORIA ~. FLOOR FINISH 2 oo Made tc Walk On “3 efferson & Gravois WITH ao — ~ * — - aq to be considered v ery seriously betere being undertaken. [t was a matter of transportation. Distance decreases as motive power increases, and miles have now be- come a matter of minutes under the magic of the rail- Sleep without Oprates siwavs look for the sgnature of oP em FV hides CAST Castor:a Paregorx, Teething DE . - — * =f - : ~~ » tea § road and the motor car. The railroad gave man speed, but made him move in croups and conform to schedules a new era for him as an indi- >pendence of thought and The automobile began vidual. It¢g gave him inde movement. Go when vou will, where vou will, with whom you will, and whenever the opportunity offers — such free- dom a man buvs with his automobile. Add to it the convenience of making short business trips in a single day: the comforts of being out of crowds; thesfresh aig, the interesting places to be seen off the beaten path; the recreation it puts within reach of the whole family: the saving in time, effort and money paid out for other means of transportation— — and vou have only partially summed up the magic a car has wrought in the lives of those who possess one. Put this magic into vour life. The cost can be regu- lated tosuit vour purse. Excellent, service-giving cars are featured daily inthe classified “Automobiles columns of the Post-Dispatch. Daiiy reading of these columns will unearth for you just the car to fit your needs-——for this ts the Big Market-Place for good used cars in St. Louts. ’ POS T-DISPATCH | > al hic# ir eh oe ory ws a _ P The bucPias Place Copyright. 1924. by WG BR. 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UNDAY. aft es rile Daiiy Pp OS1t- ee , eas dé J j Vn] i. ( [7 y Lireutation than BOTH other fp ening NPD rn ( “OMBINE in _sl LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9 Ni av be MBE 54 36. 199 . x eer re -_— —_--- — ee eo, = RS REA aE ERNE a Se == = nthe Jur -Sdictiona) Bog 1 ’ ane a a aie teva nhssccpbiey. 2 | 00 CHRONICIES ( WHITE FLOUR BLAMED FOR e Medi al Off! of Schools As- white bread was a vicious prac! etates . - SET OF TEETH $10 UP ned. The carpenters’ body is iiAy N . son. Eleanor Painter, the Amer- POOR TEETH OF CHILDREN 7 reg pera: °F : — na a a i ' F : > ihe “4 ae les oa " agi * sted : | ans a ‘ DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE onl. " one of the large bui ‘ld 4 4. T pr im a dont na. and Teiko ki Va. Cr Tre Stk Lrold ( rew ns “IN crate asso _— areal J . read atnon rowin; ‘ldren ¥ sin ros , iwnione [tn : : + the . ? ; apanese prima donna, are bis a oa iG . iren of poor famili rhich cann = , iil Pe ; Unions in the country that az 2 aLIN. — ae th he two s LONDON NOV, 12M. dern men The epeaker declared th: . ’ , Soren ' ' 1g Mapper $e ' 55.00 up , “a4 does : MOE 3 . ma!] women wh 10 hav é; ¥ a’ e inv = +, at are fale arr ’ ‘ . _ 4 4 . C " \ ’ ' - as ~ J " ; OG : hi : ee : | | ‘ Teeth Fr : ‘Tit he dec isi: . o ae ’ P . P ; . r } ; c n ar ‘ 2 rij sa ’ 2 * Vsi Gs a1 F LvVvO §& ee. ooo ard ma! 12 tt was =f le > a? — ‘ Q . ; ie : | IMs f ne ‘ ° d werftys WwW: . med I e iin opera g£oers with . . white + °ur is respons a @ far ¢hi - - ae ’ — . ‘ : fs Je A344 I » f Danner, art , ad + : tracted Nhe ra Uris¢@ - ? } } erpretation of P — es ’ ‘ + - iis ~ ail i 4 ¥ j s *T) or) in. we ia . 44 1? a? _— at ’ e " ‘ si , Ope T til , tior uccini’s | deformity, according to Sir Harry “{ ) > Seam, Saeeen! etticer asa ¢> i ere ® 7. “ ’ Which was ohsz iad ; - Christ’ s Hospital, Horsham, sa characterized | Baldwin who recently addressedghe continued, . Sundays. . & J urls a as 13 ac om) , ; h ; ® : ‘ ; in ey ! : nea a ié ‘ : 14 he . + Sdictio 9 res erve ¥ Our * 8h dramatic art, as well as e enreny of Chicago to Get Sg ass stg pum ciien feeding = Ce ee eee a ' . ; | > . . Poa: ii mr A Rye = VE at an ; — re, disputes excellent singin 000 Documents Once Prop- n meetings ‘ ’ the : : = - s tn th ‘e Natte Singers who are vocalists 5 = . Process. of ¢ = than | if sia i} acrors he har . + Meetings have } Itty 1s rs, have hereto’! peen hela ng assigned to the role expected tha? : I c : {j iai tne Organi f WITH Pras: ta" Miss Pai ' ~ lin } ; ae ne “TY plet ed } > ; . ] as mu i} Aaa : eTore aa ee ,iIienry soe } , . , 3 Aa USe m he er ; ne A-arpenters’ Union } Jan@ 6 ee we Gere an Dy the Associated Prese Has refpeas tensely dramatfr Sinema ——s . , lich? Dy hetome a party i. oe nsely dramatic performance. in, CHICAGO, Nov. 29.—New ligt - is ge e > ‘ sink —™ 7 a . Ber sts '€ pro “hich Franz Kirchner, the tenor : aiid ind, : result, the i | - “lon social, economic and industri or et of Bacon Family Pe 223 ¢ = bee tne a ep ps artes eet. he > > ’ - » 5 > Oay will 9 was playing Lieut. Pinkerion. imilar handie; I~ @ ’ ' it uri 4 ip S.N., picked her up and carried conditions in England, during a ney it tl] tz Some of the | period of over five centuries, is ex- , ritics rentiy were tg pected to be obtained when carefu HY FLOOR FINISH «202 soem Th Puccini's rk, when Miss Painter “ol + + ; ee | +* : Made to Walk On | a: Le ee : . clined to beli t} her interpre- mot y. oe fferson & Gravois ‘ation did not embody the Japa- lection. Lich has been in Eng for te 48 the ; -——- ? 2 liane . sti G@aling With 4 PES ing the i an a . . = _a!] vpenterg’ sia aa = With [ach furchase /$250rMore “ae a ne lenge Irrounding ; . Balloon. Tires \ We have determined to make this December a phenomenal month from the are Sta. \ volume of sales, and as an extra inducement in addition to sensational valecs we yt 1u give ARSOLUTELY FREE with every purchase of $25 or more icither cask er eredit t] unting lodge of the Abbot 0! Bury St. Edmunds, which had been _ Double Disc Wheels \ purhase) this wonderful “Blue Streak” Coaster. Here's a real oppertuanity te give that in the possession of the monaster; pe | bey or girl ef your a Christmas Gift that they'll always remember. since before the Conquest. . He received the deeds, charters manor rolls and other documents connected with the property. His eldest son, Nicholas, who was a I inte : half-brother of Lord Francis Ba- , | 2 ' 11G OLive - e twee on, acquired by marriag ion . ge i — - | on aeguite by marriage aadition (mas:Gift ToiSt-Lovis Kiddies!! : . We know every mother and child will have a warm spot in their hearts fer Carroll’s for this wonderful gift. The “Blue Streak” is an extra fine coaster. It’s not the ordinary 32-inch body size, but is 36 inches long: body of selected | | : maple finished natural apd trimmed in colors; heavy channel steel gears, double disc red wheels, nickeled hub caps, balloon rubber tires and best roller bearings. pacer | Remember it’s FREE with every purchase of $25.00 or more. Read the great bar- gains below. Come Monday. LAA eS Oe ) oat \ ¢ a ee wt prea PRC RK S Justice Holt Few of the libraries OM —_ eee mS P| + 2 a a | ey) 2 > = > | > ~ Constipation and D and and Feverrshness Loss n> pa at SA g PE PTE B os see oy eae eee ge Daum 8 Walsingham, sec. | at | Delivers This | . This Handsome ‘a letter of the Pris $35.00 Big Coal-Saving nn sone $250 Living Room rN Cabinet t. Louis q ae al, ASTORI A Sy oa : uy ae S ae ad Set, , Lamp mp and | | VP HONOGRAPH T7 ae Table for Only Spee Bh meeet ogee eee ed ourne . ' ' ‘latch ‘ mm rs lecc se Os Ni ii 3acon a ligt The lowest ‘ rears on t —————— — delivery any time A marvelous in- | ' — 2 Oictoria Is a pleasant, harmless sub ; nffo) t iret Sar aise etrument; plays any record; bas clear, r St. L has ever been presented ; ; ‘ . - - : - 3] om . . ‘ . = : 442 414 4 + . alls g iz dao ; , } ’ j = , : _* sng . Ps . ‘ it . ait na a . ‘ " eweet t t) rn 6. before | ee ie a. ns gene _ or Schools Increase si a “full : $9 | ) quality velours. 1 ep ‘Anne. mahor 0 ‘ee * Inf ac , : Se TMOG s est ci spring a eee ee ae Anne mahogany re — Be tT a " ‘ ‘ an ssldu | s, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. secneaiai ereeres = ES aD ml neat 0 ushior pe. Graceful; cabinet: large e : BERLIN I ' 11. —Stey t aK ” and artistic ' Gets ; per ie size Complete ; "ce "Or lies - Ihe » double the time devo? i S: “alue eng davenport. clut cha ee with 20 records | , in t more ft iT} 30 year s fo safely relie. € ; “ te 7. “aj | | £1.00 hic + jj ‘ ni nograny dav w pO} t 1 alte of 40 eclec- 81.20 ) > a | +1 D -* 4 A) bude a > aac Dewn tlONS. ewew+s+se Weekly Constipatio: ‘ind Colic To Sweeten Stomach Flatulence Diarrhe: Regulate Bowels ay es Pe decreases ds in the assimulat 1, 1oting Cheerfulness ; fA | “ st anc now be | Natural Sit cep W ithout oa tes SLO LTIT of the rail- ie avoid imitations always look for the signature ot WLeleher pven directions on each package Physicians everywhere recommend + ope yay at Coe oe ao gs ea li tig staan oe ete signin “erate 2 2 _—o . y wires Hite * ~ ' sa a ADVERTISEMENT Enameled Two-Tone _ ie. Health Questions Answered Te ae za k| ~=Breakfast Sets | Sarre: : preset. By Dr. Lewis Baker sits 85 $2.00 a ia 7 * ¥ Se ‘ 4 . . ’ hly as an indi- Bg Telling How and When to Use Trustworthy Products and q Mont $6 99 TT) Ves a Reproducing Extracts of Patrons Letters Relating to Cadomene, Balmwor'. 2 5 () 4 P B d S t | coal rt t Se ve Arboione. Su-thol. Mentho-Laxene, Minyol. Hypo-Nuclane. Vilane. Et $ ™ ] e C e e r 0 0 m e nde ig act oe ean 3o_ eee roe er DE Vavenport 0 qe ies eg Sulpherb., . : a | Upholstered in Fine Baker's Velour rec Sarsapariiia As help? biood Tair Su'nherh tabie* Sed akin “@isuréere, manifested by cue, | feadily recommend them ‘They. at Including Rocker, Bench and Boudoir Lamps a ee See Pay $10 Down 3 . 7 ; ‘ — aa } > ish th 7 ah Pay $10 Down "Ta Here's ae 1 a: this aor pny price “re , ’ ’ : a @ ’ - ‘ -* r 7 WTO \ 2 t ‘ vor! rival ot | ° A! : a : * og , ’ ro twear ieee i ; ry crmarriic’ j - - ‘ | . ad aia . . : ‘| : as 4 ? ae s a oe. ‘ , ‘ Peas s* . bile thie , ~ * a k ~ - 1 ' ; A r ‘ | he ; ’ : god , ’ tec ‘+ ry . ered in genu >? ~~ 4 % ‘ d lin ‘ - . e we ‘ ’ Va » | . 2 | : +4 T>% | 7 ‘ “et ; , a ‘ ' 4 ‘ ant | ' : . ; a : rT) p97 ‘ aif rec Ker at ig? — 4 ' reileVing pai ‘ ™ ’ . . Sy; ‘ : r ' : ‘ay : ; " : . onan , : " = = - ° ’ ’ igs ; y 4 " ttpe ‘ i ‘ : ‘ 4 ’ ’ ’ , ‘ ; ~ ‘* v4 ce” mm ‘ ant . * , ir ’ ' ’ re _ ii . . . ‘ -* ‘ . ’ " a . _” ~— - 2 i: . as ‘ ihe ‘ at e " ts .4 4 . : , . , . = aes - Y ters “an ‘ef? , ok . tal ; a j e* rt ' re . ~ A A . nee as ais ") . ‘ : i > > * : - 1 z ‘ ; ™ ee vs ° ] 9 ¢ ‘ e ‘ 9 : e , . ’ ’ Ss ‘ . Yh. gas ’ v ; ‘ Fi Y Bi ’ ee ; ‘ rT ’ ir yer . . ; gl ; Mot ay. = : ; ‘ ° 5 = 2 An Advertisement rood Tme@uicl. 7 J -* Se ‘ 3 ‘ ‘ xX uch ft ow " —. ° in Teas Fade i gren 8 co — ® anc 1G : | at ‘ -_ . ’ ‘ traf ‘ ; . ’ ha ‘ I : ic ' | » ee on , . . ' ° >» ¢ ae ‘ s — 1 " . — ‘ - _ , “ : tc eTl ° : . oo ae . * ;ry ’ ’ r? tT) ha 5 tie ; , - os hve ; ’ Ti io : | - : - , . - ‘a oe . os , if : : _ . > i. - - ’ ey Large Cabinet PAS a € warn ‘pening. Sik Gas Range f==—=—» |Cane Panel Day-Bed ee Cabinets rt business 9 thvroid = ee “ ne and dis | s : : lO 2637 1a0e Bt. writ % rs r - al — ie 3 te 475 | With Cretonne Mattress , ing out’ of Se ee cere | FCN | 5150 $90.75 s200 to be seen Mie | ‘oe cate: ced thy anaige = ee eae — Paay ace ibis sobderin) wemedies, ¢ le \ ; | | } { 3 RZ ’ Down 16= Monthly ithin reach secu ian te Lceecnees | eee ps SOM SES TR tmates | 025 Pairmgnt Av, writen, “Our tam a\8 Been | ney at ean a! ipié¢ ? ra, 7 ; , a dG ; ' : — — 5 . a Tif ’ a , } ’ ‘ > “ =>. =—— 7 4 j " 7 Ty Vv ' f runced . finer " se ; ‘ . “+ -~ + . } . ; ; a f Ly. ‘ 4 ’ . . . ss - . **#race = | ) ' ‘ . aire ¢ ) , : ha 22 , ‘ > ‘ ‘ or , a . , ~~, eS S— Hh i- : ./ "6 ’ , ‘ . > A > ‘ . ; ii - ‘ + ‘ . . ; {-¢ ’ rym? ~ ’ ‘ cyt ’ ‘ : ‘* .. * _ . ** ed : - . ; + ™ . » } .? an™ : > Z sae . +e . . " rr’ , : 7 . . ~ “ . 7 7 rt ; ‘ ’ , i 'e) ? c » ; . . ° ’ : .** > . a - : ’ . . ' vrata. - t . ’ . . ? : f ; ‘ ‘ ‘ My 44 : " ‘ ‘ ; * 6 ‘ : . ry " ‘ =) ; ; wrong fon cen as per dines | as a | faedicke writes Last winter J a ———— | : » ; | immons Beds, he magic e never known them *0 | | | ewig tesence, Mentho Laxene with excel | : | paeal 3) ae ossess one. aay ___| medicines to millions of. prople through | ty nest wishes, ge $20 Junior |€, = Pat od Ee : | $ 85 an be regu- Ae ieee *° ative many times each | 7 ore than any single individual -;he nasi two yeare 1 had out Lamps es ; ae —— 16 FIVING cars Se Betis under my Pres. Mave | i ty hin are pure and free from habit. | Mero’ condition. 1 saw your advice "12: 95 $35 Walnut Finished J : : 322 Be2.33:3: Retee Porc. $ tom bi les = , Ee : - x wt n - | cli : hemisi. = Progressi: . ou per pine te “teo highiy a t hem c” ar es $ a 7% ' af 12 MBssreees sist Seeeee Sebreesrete sey 1.50 Cash mS = - ; . e* nies ' . : AI RLilpi " ; . e . ot HOt, te elena 4 + toe Paha By reading ; ; - Scots) teeters Sete rte iid find a case BESO vanes tt $y a etrsetsts@Bsersseets vacetese testes Here's another unusua! offer ‘ore , ° ‘? . : act va da irming Junior andj & now——a de sretes! eganetsc2: siotststesss esaets; us] , ; F. com 8 rit I é e.siee Y , ‘ : n« ee pe stotesests* ess _* > "a : * ’ ; ’ . “ . @ *- ors = . . 3 : ~ cr? vy A iat ‘ wane ' +r prescriptions cic : a ve ‘ rnoc ¢ dand ia Royal Easy ; : 3 : i ; ‘ : an at “Th One niv ff T Du h ; two ‘ : ; p! in : Ch . ' yellow Muinyo!l ised t 2 th } == : = i airs, without doubt th Pin ‘alr “a! : _ . 24 5 a gee age “i ment on the market today. becau it , $ =, " not only stops the dandruff but stimu- —> , C. | « lates new hair growth and restores |i! | 9x12 ongo eum ig and luster to the hair | heartily . : J = . y vant ¢ mend it to the publi ce, etc - : ~ Art S uares ; oe ” hg agate 318 Red Cedar Chests — > 7 EY cist coes not supp! y the medicines men et NGARHE , 4 ata OORT) 7 +h ¢ | , , tioned by Tr Ras? ..1@ LOWIMe can } ti So] : “— I } . - . » Riverine to ite : ; de 60 Wo Wiis mm . Voge _ Dotph With Sliding — el ag | . Drug Stores. Johnson Eros. and a! Bioos tor some | ° te Mi - geod druggists everywhere : - » made atien? : rm be a $ acne ] gufferec aim with severe linus headaches On reading or : The BL . 0. in our Pittsburgh papers, DAYTON, OHTO three boxes ° ees > ‘¢
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on perez ae | “4 rf : ~C | lane has SC CITY Ciecniation than the mornina and ane other evenina newspaper COMBINED . SUNDAY, = ae | 7 eTriniec POCT-mcPpaTny OOO”””"" The Daily POST-DISPAT* HT ai MORE CIT} ¢ —_ : } and o ng wspaper COMB! ™ Sg &{ «aor ad : cclert. isterdc er ' siemmiatnaiiie’ be 2 Boxes for 86c "PART SIX q re 75c Ladies’ Black | Dressing Combs 'S.inch Latra Hear 2 for 76¢ s Promptly Filled—Add 107: of Eatin Order for Pai and ci — —=— a =] BOXES OF 100 CASCADE REGULAR 40¢ __ +] fe ee | me Mai! Order | POUND P Genera! News CASCADE sce WD VENTU erican “se % Hair Nets ge Phone, C. O. D. or Delivery | ie — ae | S | 75c Pound | ' Theatrica! Cold y ] | Cream ima | Orders Filled Promptly as Possibie. E 1 Two Lb Cans. 16¢ | | Add 10° for Postage and Packing Poker Chips | REGULAR 4g. 2 Pounds, Ale | | ENVELOPES ‘ingle or Dewbic Mee Orders During This Sale | Two ponas for $1.2 ¥ No Orders Sen: C.0.D cA - ; i : | $1.00 G Star | $1. 00 Durham Duplex | $1.00 Auto Strop 35¢ Wee! _25e Z Sea ater | $1.00 BOUQUET | 25¢ Zine j E { Sttety Razors |" Safety Razor” | Safety Razor | powaer Putts! For Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday) si°sctiss | “S252 | ract"Powoen | Stearate TB Ul. SMIT. Doeeee | | aterSiei | 2ter$i.01 | 2 ter Séc 7 2 for 26c | 2for Sic| 2for$1.01 | 2for26e Ma UP : 5-GRAIN | OPEKO COFFEE, ic | OPEKO TEA, ic | Spring ada Powder Symphony Lawn Stationery) Symond’s Inn Gocea ; anneal FS ian e. - weer | 30c Groves’ \ |: 7 nderfuity with the cextare] MM $4.25 Mavis Re See f perrries ot 100] igs, scicice aed (ID A Bromo Quinine }) Toilet Water saan Who Later Was to T. | ~oyrnammrdind fo Cape eg 2 for 3liec ? for $1.26 — mand Was Given Place ; ogg B96)... vanits | ae z: Monday Oniy Monday Only oe the Take-off Because He | ee Te]? Lbs. 666 = Be : ieecoreabe cee | : Times—Preparations f ; SPECIALS IN OUR ELECTRICAL DEPT. Spring Maid Pity m Who Did the P Wilsonia | Stuart Two-Way Plug Extension Cords : : ' Purs an 6 oir Siz REW —_— Electric Curling Iron = | \» all-om- rete all 2m re : - : : tas 2 for Sic [| sazzme sister teens om antes ; Elm City Watch | Thermos $5.00 : ve Yaa 2 for $1.38 |) ee $1.01 | for $1.01, Eeewtsm Saceten, er ’ Mah Jonge been th bi f aviat ot For His Xmas | deunened > Carafes Sets | : at bad long mn the ambition of aviators ye | eR emir _=._| DECORATED SHELL TOILETWARE| 2% | ,Wearever | RUBBER GOODS FoR 1c [fp onswes = maw mee | : 3 Corrugatec ; | FACE Practice Golf Balis : tt —a rae 71 ’ van bat pe od. As a matter of Extrac | _~- —_—s i Deere a ETE « tnerar Rh er (Jewes: re three essential ‘actors © +he: which 2 for 4ic ‘or $/ ‘ $i 50 Pass "4 CRE RrTre rey . mair~ into consideratics nedithenie. “ae for 01 | i el fr —— Ry Wee: Fu inh!) aN | : ig $1.01 7 habe oh awe an: an ee 2 $2. ——— | Hair Brush es at i df | SOc Gents’ A EL i « - SOc Spring nn $3.90 Hair Recewers....____ _? ‘er $3.01 | $*.00 Dressing Cames ? tor $7.91 | Pa ee - ee ee . Maid | $1.00 Briar Pipes, 2 for $1.01 (25 tor ry 5 Nuremedy Leather Demeti- 3: a die. 2 ts. 26c ee. 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LOTIS. “SUN _DAY MORNING, JT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NOVEMBER General News 1924. PAGES 11—18 ~ 1 Vg) PPA GEES RASS TURE S OF V NAY THE AMERICAN ROUND-THE es EU!. SMITH STARTS THE STORY AS HE DID THE FLIGHT: UP FROM SAN DIEGO, THROUGH TEHACHAPI . p Who Later Was to Take Com- and Was Given Place of Honor at the Take-off Because He Had Blown Length of California So Many imes—Preparations for Cruise— en Who Did the Preliminary Jork—Originator of the Scheme. By LOWELL THOMAS feht 1924. by the Chicago Tribune and M eClure Newspape T who originated the idea of American airmen setting forth on hazardous adventure of flying around the world, has not been . But.Gen. Patrick, chief of ) his chief-of staff, and Lieuts. the air service; Erik Nelson and R. J. Brown ong the first to become enthusiastic about it and to translate sthusiasm into action. ’ had long been the ambition of aviators of all lahds to be the circumnavigate the world by air. ge the world war because of the great advances As a mat and Portuguese airmen had already @round the world, or were actually America announced her intention of entering a ‘during that period. moment when mnere Was a vast the way America and all met about it. e sut- Americans oaperas re three essential factors to into conside ic Bot only to ha' capable at to at least puld sand a Pehance of the cir- ef the globe. Sond, to have Piy bases wer there Bt be the tes ehance Sheir being ee, and also the co-op- To insur =a > that , , s in am - om the army, diplomatic LIECT. SMITH. bureau of fisheries, revenue Pand coast guard services, and Sthe help of American private ms engaged in business in for- @ds, thus eliminatin: jiu 28 Ziements of risk undertaking areught with mer how many be taken. For St as possible that was sure constant danger precautions instance, the © destruction of one of the Planes in Oregon, Maj. Mar- trash into a mountain in the m Islands, and the sinking mes cruiser, “Boston,” in the Atlantic, only give us a hint te hazards of the entire jour- *@nd of equal task of picking the ablest in the country. men who Med the,three essential quali- skill, grit stamina. the Way for Flyers. P8UD of officers’ at headquar- Pa Washington quietly set Sathering together all ef the Might be of regarding anding fields POUL the whole world, full tien as to climatic condi- orem the Arctic circle to the and from reenland to @s well as every other odd information that might P@lightest value in attempting 4Mbitious adventure _ ther things, the air had to get the consent of rT —seveaganser over which ir cruisers hoped =. was Nor was this = be cotten with a mere he hand For instance, VlSts said “Nothing do- far as land ay in their ter- ™as concerned. And it took 2 convince the Japanese Would be safe to allow * Military aviators to fly ir land) There seemed to me Quarters @ notion that Me affair might be a Yan- = Of finding out just how = of Nippon could best be by air. °Tigina| World Flight Com- i Washington was made up renzo Snow and W. PD Sod Lieuts. R. J. Brown. Stree: Erik Nelson and & Crumrine. Brown was “~@nd all agree who have importance, , os ion : e224 4 any use, be S2¥thing to do with the world tha “t for the success of Séventure than he. ul study of world-wide {no one is more entitled the difference . This had beer especially so made in fact Rritish, frenct either crashed in tryin engaged in ‘th e attempt! ter of . ‘ee. * Climatic conditions convinced Brown and Streett that way would be the American airmen to fly around the world exactly the opposite direction which had been taken aviators of all other That is, to fly to be able to kK] hop via Ic ent ry ; Labrador durir the sanest for > > that west order Atlantic and summer. Then the next problem was to find a suitable plane—a ship reall capable of doing far more than anything that might be required f it. Out in Santa Monica, in Califor- nia, there was a persistent young Scotsman named Donald Douglas, who had designed a special tor- pedo seaplane for the navy several years before, a plane that had proved successful both for land and seq flying. It had so impressed Lieut. Erik Nelson that land, he urged Douglas to submit a design for the world flight. In fact, Nelson went out to Santa Monica himself and actually helped Douglas to develop his cruiser, a ship that could be used either with pontoons at s€a, or with wheels for flying over lan 1. Douglas paewecee the theory and Nelson the practical ideas. The two fought long and often It was old. old fight between the man 1 wl } i » | > | no uu Line the a4 ra designs things on paper an stubborn, practical engineer knows what he knows solely from experience. After the model was Nelson demonstrated his own ec dence in it by hopping into | cockpit and “giving her the gun She mounted into the sky with the ease and grace of the bi rd she was supposed ‘to imitate the American eagie. Nelson took this first ex- perimental ship and risked his ‘own neck bv flying her across America from Pacific to Atiant In Dayton the Genera! created ougias biplane in his sl sa es4es who finished onfi- hea + lnoked the over and ow decisive satisfied rou are I evess she wl! Picking the Right Airmen. time Nelson had to be selected +hie no Up to this idea that he was going to take part in the flight In facr he was quite sure that he would not be. because he had a! taken part in mrOre than his share of t ether great flights and it was “he policy of the air serWice to divide ur- the honor of taking part in major flights betwe®n as many of the hun- dred or more abiest pilots tn the service as possible. Nevertheless. Erik was the first man chosen. ¢ Five Lieutenants were selected, three to pilot world cruisers, the other two to stand by as alternates, ready to step in if for any reason one of the first three happe ned fall iil before the expedition left American soil. In addition to these five. it was thought advisable to se- leet some distinguished officer of higher rank to take command -— to pilot the fiagship. The men chosen, as all the world knows, were Maj. Frederick L. Martin. flight com smander, and Lieuts. Low- ell Smith, Leigh Wade and Erik Nelson as the pilots of the other three cruisers Lieuts nold and Le Claire Schultze were t he the alternates. Each pilot was to have the privilege of choosing his own mechanician. Maj. Martin and his five fellow pots were officially notified short- ready Leslie Ar- DU] TCH HAR CHIGNIK PRINCE RUPERT EUGENES P4aACIFIC SAN FRANCISCOS SANTA MONICA OCEAN SAN DIEGO ri PavaTOom PASS IN THE FOG Trained by Specialists. leading meteroloe had devoted: his showed yy the directi wind and tl them ho. +4 at Ane ttc? ations i“ he + x pe red wh et} 27 encour on # - + s.orms iO Some ‘ : s — Aloa«- Bra Ait? foremost aut a ;7 Eation, b riled 1s + ~ = - : -,¢4 lifetime of experimentati } ‘+ norivues on down the itate a drownin Lost of other things. Maj. Harvey as his Emith picked Leigh Wade , esu + ie Martin chose Sergean? companion . a | ~ tare out pergeant i adecided on Henry —_- ? UZias piant ° $n~?) +> ; atch tne fC that each m: | > ¢ om - familiar with ever, ao * “? wr LC Usili Us thorougily tail of Fieid, Monica. 13 Los Angeles, had :. . Clover riiles from heer as for the fl t} me i. 5 > ignt. n° -_ a a BI . P ‘ > 51S 4 Pesadbaarsts rE of the 17th of Mar eld up by the weather 8:30 before we finally Many people had been before daylicht wait to see us off *{. rtin sent Capt Field out De Haviland get through tie ported that it was impossi Col. Arnold suggested that tin ask my advice, flown up and down the many years. I told could get them through Major said ali right. me to take the lead got In the alr “Nelson's plane completed dav before had flown it down to San Diego to get the compass adjusted and hav a new motor installed So ons three of us started Seatt gether. Erik was to come along as over he, e550 and instructed as soon as wt heen and he the ie tH- for Northern half of the world shown In two hemispheres, giving route airmen took. : tne Writer, ,r BY ery pass my way ingering any of angh anw ais Um id “41 i ores. eae’ . * oa ¢ t° a sit ay » rather tog We is rced SWEDEN-FINLAND AIRPLANES CARRY FREIGHT REGULARLY Half-a-Ton of Among Recent Shipments, tension Medical Supplies Ex- Planned. Ag ™mcilate hours a rd here next ght ship- ‘openha- air nree >) > ities with ‘aris and | ‘streams of Bakersfield. here was the possibilit vr niv The o iy vy of havin + , . le —_ orced landing wm * -« ; Ad 5G of some plane ‘ - +) betweem tne ’ ° t+} a ding with one saat of tha northern . > s+ * . ~sa- » re left the fog > Restoration of Navigation on Inland real danger Forge, oT worked many years before. “The rest of the flight. over the eultivated lands of the San in Valley to Sacramento, was made in gorreous weather, and «2- eventful, except that Maj. Martin forced landing which for 30 minutes. : a . hd s m Joaax de- layed him Superstitions of Aviators. “An crowd gave us jisy welcome when we land:d outside Sacramer- Sacramento was where I had made my headquarters ang 3!) old friends were out to wel- us. And that night the pres- endants of the jd ‘fered gold in for us good iuc* from evil = vie sina enLOuUusSia&iic Sy It.) Mather fF jeld Cesc niners who disco. ornia gave a banquet presented us with ’ 1s ht Some ‘of Thamen who made the flight and the man who tells their story. From left to right, Lieuts. Wade, Harding and Smith, Lowell Thomas, and Lieuts. Nelson, Ogden and Arnold. were given horseshoes and others rabbits’ feet. “As a matter of fact, the mem- bers of the flight proved to be rather sharply divided regarding superstitions. Leigh Wade, for in- stance, knocks on wood half a doz- en times a day, gets into a cold sweat if anyone lights three cigc- arettes off the same match, and had a row with Hank Ogden on one occasion when the latter walked under a ladder on a ship in North Atlantic. Erik, on the other hand, scoffs at all superstitions but one, the one that seems to be uni- versal among airmen, the super- stition that a tragedy is almost sure te occur if you carry flowers in your plane. “The next morning we flew over the orchards and placer gold fields —_——-—--- a the ~ ie Streams Reviewed by Secretary W eeks — eee Associated Preas WASHINGTON, Nov annual report of Sec Weeks, made u blic usses the question of inian the - *- tr rée.a J toca terwavs as follows: “The Inisz and Wa terwavs ;* tion was created as a result operation and experience ; Ast w ise Wat —_" - War > until the passage « “ ” June 2, 1924 “The conciusions hed by the War Department after three years 7. >.> vs ~ &* & : . with this service reac of experience were: “5. Tne our grea: t*he utilization of common carriers is only fair means of distributing the benefits of cheap water transporta- tion to the very people who have heen taxed to create navigable streams and canals The rehabilitation of com- upon our navigable +s7r - mon carriers by pio- com plished governmenta! neering “ There were various handicaps interior waterways can only be ac- client / delayed, re- the ac- ject sought, | aps were avoidable. lusions. introduced irnto eferred to the War h caused Con- miformed upon if on y Se conc a’ ua Lies of nm) The necessity of govern- mental operation as a pioneer dem- onstrator. ‘({c) 17 necessity of Congress providing some tmeéeangs which will allow the Secretary of War its man- to do the things he would ily do as the head of a transportation agen- ne datory ordinar great private cy. The necessity of providing | the Secretary of War with suffi- | capital to overcome the con- @itions which militate against the! success of the governmental dem-| ** 4 (dad) -QOnstration. “The most serious and earnest consideration of these problems was given by Congress and resulted in the enactment of public law 186, HOUSE FACES FIGHT OVER. creating an Inland Waterwave Cor- | poration with a capital of $5.900.- 600 for the purpose of carmring on the operations of the Government- owned itniand canal and coastwise waterways system to the point where the can be trans- ferred to private operation to the best advantage of the Government The operating policy as announced by Congress is as follows ‘It is hereby declared ot sy stern be the | policy of Congress to promote, en- water trans- | courage and develop portation and to foster and main- tain in full vigor both rall and wa- ter transp Gation.” “The new corporation is functioning. and the moot tions iH these “tI. Is it possible for joint rail and water carsiers cg-Operating to furnish cheaper now ques- AUTHENTIC STORY OF FLYERS APPEARS IN. POST-DISPATCH HE account of the greatest T American achievement in aerial navigation, the flight around the world, is appearing in the Daily and Sufday Post- Dispatch. It was told by the flyers to Lowell Thomas, who has been with them constantly since their return to America. In the territory served by the Post-Dispatch it will appear in no other paper. of Central California, and headed up the Sacramento River towards Eugene. FEvidently the rabbits’ feet horseshoes that had been pre- sented to Ogden and Wade were something of a jinx, because they were forced down near the little town of Cottonwood in Northern California at the head waters of the Sacramento River, just west of Mount Lassen. The trouble was due to loss of water resulting from a broken connection. The escort planes landed beside them. so Mar- tin kept straight on toward Oregon. “In landing, Wadetore off his tail skid, but with the help of the boys in the escort planes, he and Ogden got fixed up in a hurry, filled the radiator with water and took off agaim. They arrived in Eugene only 40 minutes behind us. Oregon Bids Them God-Speed. “The landing at Eugene was like coming home for me, because I had made my headquarters there for several years while in command of the squadron that patrolled the forests of Oregon and Washington on the lookout for fires. It seemed as though everybody in town had turned out to méet us and we had another big banquet that night with a lot more speeches. Because Sa- lem, the capital, had no ianding field the Governor had come to Eu- gene to wish us God-speed on be- half of the people of Oregon. “The next morning we got away from Eugene and pushed on to Portiand, landing just across the river at Vancouver, Wash., where all planes are obliged to descend simply because the metropolis of Oregon has been too backward in aviation to establish a landing field ofitsown. At50 milesan hour we motored into Portland for another official luncheon, which was made memorable by the@presentation of bathing suits. The peopie of Port- land recommended that we shoukl wear these instead of undercloth- ing. s0 we would be ready for any emergency. We didn’t do that, but we did carry them all the way around the world, and we put them to very good use, as you will see later on. “Rushing back to Vancouver by motor car and losing another hour because of the necessity of going so far, we jumped into our cruis- ers and took off for Seattle. For an hour we flew above the Colum- bia and its tributaries, looking down on great log jams, lumber milis, and the forests that I had patroled so often in the days when we scanned the country for forest fires. “About 100 miles from Portland we ran head on into a heavy rain and then encountered a dense fog. which forced us down Into @ can- yon. Finally we were almost among the treetops, groping about like owls, so we turned around, flew back, and spent the night in Portiand. (To Be Continued T6morrow.) ee ao HOWELL-BARKLEY BILL | Measure to Abolish Railroad labor Board Was Bone of Contention Last Semsion. |8 tw Asseor) ‘ABHING Press “ ON, Nov. 29.—Die- / posal of the much debated Howell- Barkiey bill ie one of the first tasks ‘that will confront the House when it convenes Monday. This measure, which would abolish the Ratiroad Labor Board and set up a series of regional e4- justment boards, was one of the most controversial pieces of legisia4 tlon taken up by the House last _ Semsion, and it te indicated that the . , fight : : ; wiil be cocontinued witth ré- newed vigor thig winter. When Representative Barkley of Kentocky, ranking Democrat on the House Commerce Committee, introduced the bill it was referred to that comr~ittee later itt friends charged that an attempt was being made to kill it In com- mittee. and circulated a petition to ‘bring it before the. House by dix- is gradually deciding are | charge of the committee, which wae done revenue” “ee 2. Does the inauguration of wa- ter transportation on rivers end transportation canais offer sufficient 4nduesment than all rail with a division of | for private enterprise to undertake } earnings affording each a living | iT” 7 5a Me eee ee a we es tid oe go Or, ie Se 2. 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TY 2ac 24 .¢ ; f i i re = rT, -_ = or 2 avenue & Se. e fs : ‘ =. . tte. neg : se e- & | fo Xf 3 J 7 lence, ays Ee ila ili lia titties 93 | C. F. Wendt, § Cunningham ave- om pt on at »nue, St. Louis, Mo avenue, St. Louis, Mo miss Say $6 | noe, Ferguson, Mc = E. Witkinsen. #959 Finkman Julia H. Skinner, 493 Hawthorne . d D. Webb, 69414 Gravoig ave- arenue Ferguson. 3} ton enue, St. Louis, M List of Successful Solvers in the Fourth of Series Will Be Printed Next Sunday "AD. Webb, 694i renee, Pergeen, Me [enema toe el waness or the Use of Hashees of Miss Lowell’s Verse Ff (wit ang «© PEtcn a” ae - mp £ac7 ] “oe Os “eX By HENRY L. MENCKEN, harsher . Editor With George Jean that all will of the American Mer- a week, that cary and Noted Lite rary and damp Critic. ized with a oe a T. tae ft WE new poetry movemert im and comfost America. so full of life, and the Uuited even of malicious animal girl is ust aenetism. six or eight rears ago, full of pati gow obviously down with cho- elightened is, and no literary path-' angel with — 5 » , : : ? : a a D. W. Roberts. genuine cifts would be heart of ¢ a " Mr. Robert Feldman, 2701 Park estreet St Louis. Mo +> b . : ‘ A bd ' ’ in rr? "| if) , hi : { p ’ iA a ’ 4 D } r? ’ ' ba } D j n t ! ae b a | 4 “| ' bo A 4 a) ce ' r~ a f . — as. _ . wi ~~ © ~— 7 —— _ ~ 2 ee ~ ahh ~~ = - + *~ -” . s Fi . . — —_ om - + solvers had something to test "ue. St. Louis. Mo SFTaCUse, Mai ; en : : hom Wee teat Augusta, Aa boulevard. St. Leuis. Mo there is little In any of them | 4 r) x Serncersonr Box 5 Blacr Mrs. &® R a.* 420. (sreer ave- Wen et - Lora Leta- Wirc Aare ~ bf x a =m 5 “4a Rae ; Verare —— - => ' , 79 % , is +4 ~ - -_ ~ Roth td, ys i au” 4 i> : =" = 2 eo-tc = os | i se -: Tv *aTi - = ‘ @Ci..2ti ae r= i. it©@. . their wits when ther tackled _ = poate init? semen Clavhem Da | ee" Rt —— Mrs. A. Marnieni, Fayetteville at is worth reading and almost HE o. 2 of ti now appea . ‘1. - - : 2 — . - simi ‘tual ry. - @& Se 2 sleeippnion oe oe - ere 2 iy ~*~ snswWwers - . s + ~~ Georgia Jones, Bevier. Mo Ava Blanche Nicoi ; a i : ' 77Ci : - = : e es . ‘ - > ,vert Ue — hs lise A ™. 7 ~~ — = 2 r mes “I > “ 4459 Shae arenu ' if Ce -Tum 490 West Guy W. Bales, 339 South Grand | . with lin c+ - — - - ~ - _~ == — — 7 - * —— : M >onlevard aid. " * °6 South Seventh Scott ~ Emulsion. of exercises in the new = ao T 3 , which were absolutely and Strict!) Mrs. C. O. Brown. 454 Hunting- street. Madison. 1! Mrs. G. Keres Louden, 699 Ciara Dera L. Hu’ son. Marien 7 street Mexien Me weg hy _ : = . P ‘ oe # — — ' ; ; ee . street. SuUrungion, a. ~on & Bowne Bicomiext. , ‘f a ———— am =F , ~ o — 7 ee R'., @#y Y VW + > +a . VI 2 ie S456 Mm. 24." le -=" 4 3 :s Vi Tine _* T awie VL - 5 - - = ' eorrect in ever) detail. ‘ arenue. Counc! 5 — 2 Mrs. riarre.: wll —_ a 4 - a — ws a sz0te = Gis . Mane: MT Warne visi Terry Miss Frances S aughter wary as the old kind. For one the use ese 60 are awarced eacs lumbia avenue, Ja.ias, 1¢x ‘ = Atta. 4 Fiora boulevard, Mrs. L. D. Sugs. Box 368. San | - . . , ; = that a poet of 1885 could) tried to MONDAY—COME TO LAUER’S AND SAVE 25% TO 35% ppocc of 1924 canmot do. Thus ideas and Sieee r= volt against form expires in ‘nto am eee mee and worse formalism. Some of ¢ : The fact is most visible, of the thing é —— into acfount also ihe peat- Mary Trazier, 7135 Virginia ave- THESE ‘PORTY ARE AWARD- Louis. Mo Bernhardt Norpoth, . : - >: : - ~ : - - a = ‘ " 2 ? ain -_ ™ _— anil ‘ - 2 ‘ a th Mrs. C. W- Rice, 2930 Marsha. Walter Masterson. 769 East De- St. Louis, Mo Avcustire. Tex. ; ) ' 2 -?? * T?} Fr . .* . a - . . : > tm order of merit, trom @niOhE tke wvenue. Maplewood, Mo catur street. Decatur. I ry May E mger, 4017 Cali- Mrs FE. & Whaneer. 79! Grane =LAUER $95 North 6th ———;— do there are ten things thet the ord fon "a > ~~ p: 8 D ) ? ae) " ih See hewe SPAS ealaety “ = -— ~ - 235 prize winners trom eS ef solutions with fe ¥ - - bandis® qunamaily. top te tanquet dupacieas oteeae an tie Game The aiffercsce im prices that is, amos the poets iy all will fail te pay as a visit, You will find cur prices on dolls. desks and chairs, ciectric trains, wheel goeds and of Greenwich village. Nita one. Leweil, prices 55 per cent te 35 per cent lex« than suywhere in the citr. a prves in the Littl Review and’ there was THOUSANDS OF | a | - . x aw & «+ eS 2 . ius “y ~ : - ~_ os ; +. ‘ ‘= : . 7: 3 _ . . . _s . a) - 7 . ~ m ~ . — 7 — . — 7 : . - * ” - Th ore ere five eclearly mis- Broadwar. St. Louwis, Mo avenue. Ss OUuis nues, St. Louis. Mo syerve Fast & Aus. | Me sich advanced sheets ist elt /* a a ro »-* e ~ % - aw Ow 5 mai! de- ¢ gpelled word “Tangled Com W. H. McSparren, Star Drué Mrs Wm. Bauer. 729 Greeley Walter Westerfeld 42304 Ash- ee a Bex .° pa 2" "+ rordcs it PS See Son. | w haus ‘ ‘ . es SSscig me 7 gory. . _ = : sate : oe@«eit wt » ~ +* _ ~ - a — ~ - " " y 7 " _—_ . a ™ =i - ‘fr ae a Vio 1 >t behe VW ebh mh 4 v4 & * v a Wy ; al RH te ts 1 ” . a ' , “ Vv / ja) } ,Y ; a } 'y 2 iy ; Pa ' , rr¢ ‘ } ; ~“—s4™ « MDP UREA oe v fi a i t ty ’ wf 5 | q v % ni o re be LP * D | i rr ~ : a+ mm ; z . ~% . oe : = 5 .s @-. - " oe a ~ —— ‘ 4 ea — - —— 7:9 - ? t * : LOB Kansas. Bow, nz ;Tecer Mo “al «© r= A . Dnrvan Hi } Terese." ag? rac? ml Louis ‘ : | a ply =a sort of organized imbe-/ presence. purchase till SPECIALLY REDUCED Nite The poet ts strictiy for- | ain rm. . They Walk! They, Talk! jen to make use of any of the the tiepal materials of his craft, shot teto ; in ; at 68 o ee Z2 : ” 4 ‘ A. rs: EaG ay JvouUlevaru ne ant 7, ] \ pas. “destinguished ~ for disting- Delores Foley, 1704 Cora avenue, Avis Allen. 711 W. Third street. ‘naries F. Behr. 324 West Mce-' Mc Gesiinb£guisiea As pentane ; é ‘ al a a $138 Bn De LL— ompesi nen $1.00 > -~+ — - = or = "= .. — . ‘ — —_ = o_ - 9 on Te Soe ss " 3 miched ‘cheif or ch of Wendes- = Louis. Mo LaLLie@ xk Ark. ‘ M a 2 3 j ; : on P¥aifa es ; head, arms. legs: fully dreeed to abel ‘eda anvythisg te its of the sa be - ~> ~~ + ~~ «+ > + @r- av x«e 43484 ge boule- ~er'ar Vv u $2.75 MAMA DOLL—Winct. com- “ -,. “ee 3 ‘~ 2 se | > “a ~ ~ ~ : Gay” for Wednesday, and “substa- sree: amarillo, Texas mon avenue. St. Louis, Mo vard. St. Louis, M Mrs. Reed C. Lore, 1482 Beit Se ae ee Ss . - oe. ~ =~ —_ one - - - -~ .—— = _ yn * - . — = > _ + = a Ps “ : tutinge™ substituting ’ > Bachbacher. ee Sec- arke M niet I . Bas rca e Wilkins. 4! L2-' avervue St. Louis. M 4.58 MAMA DOLL-—t7-mch ; >, = ss ~ _ \ * = > ~ > _— b = “+ bf > Mies e in answer tO Many iInguifrics : street. Secalia. M Moore stree e@ca cu farette avenue, S . zis, Mo race sc inie¢ermerser . . vege + a TS “ik esl ee nek Geka) cen ne ee eee oma 8 9.78 4 Se: he announcement is now mace irs. C. B. Haskett J b=. UTS 7 mugies. 43054 ities: — ~> AL avenue. Ss 3 seve =tre > real value . 4 J we os ~ ~ ~~ ~ - = a ee. ryvenue. J pilin Mo To aren te => Loum Mo _Ou's ' rt. e Ww $650 MAMA DOLL— > oe bm oS ae t? at prize withing &\ ut Ons Can- ane Hi sf _—— 4° r oat | a Vie S t ---@ ty -— 2 7co¢5 1Te- ) a4 — 2 Ly = a. — »s2 7? mae t arms. Ls a nirei Boc J = vl ta s Ru , een 2 ¥ Hu ~ 4 Re-uce B 22d Scr wOt- aes. cpelashes. teeth. $4.69 - . _ th 75 i ia :_* hn ” + . > - - * 7 ——* . e - —_ — — » lang eke not be exhibited until the end of st street. St. Louis. M nue M. Gaiveston. [Texas Mrs. A Sherr Box 72 ke. Ar yy 4 — S12. OC TETT—txagiee with = SMAN IM?LL— Composition ivner tape . rhe | deuabie truck cet. =r nz Sf «- ; : — . : " , ~- Dos am -- £ = — >t. 7 7 =a oe - i ee ~ ide. a —— . the contest. when all first prize -haries J. Traxier. 7590 South Mra. Charies XM sTude 4304 sta sa Sar! G. Edwards bead, arms. legs. coried wic, mevine i a o e - “ 3 ; nr s + a teal o =" ng o g ~ ™ = * ~~ =_- =* sf , 3 z “Pf ~ 3 ze — “- ae ™ — = = i - Creeasert OT . Tack (ache ue winners will be put on view—1in- : ponies ag - ng aoe ancy ei tga — . BER Pe . > aue, 2am oc ious eyes. eyelashes, terth, tengue: $7 95 long cs , enora McDonald § South Ad- Frask R. Heiltignd Jr 845 evar Biltmore Lots No eergce Senne 4253 Newport ire- georgeous éresees ; $16.50 LIONEL OUTFIT—Srversible eludinz those ~ . i 4 us ‘ : ae a ‘ é , . ' . ' ’ , ; | ¢ wt “ ’ vA / ‘ j } ; Ny > ' Ly) dD / ‘ ‘ n / , > ; / “ ' v | a | j ’ ’ i wn 3 ~ a - " ~ i] + * i | w ' mative with beadlight. 2 Hleminss- ST Jeiated ed cars, wtee track Baby Dell; bisquelinan bisauc head, | $21.58 LIONEL OUTFYT—Reversibie bead. meving -- i ev © 4. metfive with 7-3 “ws 5S ¢temanested eyeinahes. ide terk “ee = al ae - > . " : . _ > . ** a ’ -- - ‘ . ee —_ Fo - . a . ~ " me N al - 2 o tw ‘ + 2 - = wih Ce ais ~- - ° Prizes The winn oO. any @ Ss ack. i1424A No! | JL ary- I >. s isida Wes “2 ry + ittrera . v 4%) ayy PO 7: BE ba ts one eer ee te fa 4: p | (X. v fy ry ' p) tc} ie } ’ oi = oo , ——S 3 io aan aye . ’ « Wea " ~s ~ —_— os ws s : ow bes. | ; 7 - * . - P a a7 > z > = > & i? eaneh enolutiocnse were “ate ke ity 3 2 a x mie . —_ an o- . by . E Re . 2 ie and ty = reat 73 :adeis nwa’ ~-*A i :- Mrs . po rTgmann aseA BH ..t , es ™mar +e. arrar _ ¢ 4 ehown now te would ye in e* ~~ ar evar ~ lA ™ . "er s*ree* ~ &, La — VW cf rao =" | @ +f ¥risdom. 3 a i e ~~ ~ - ~ _— mS : ¥ . . ; | >" *-* pinion of the judges. givin= aid Mrs. Anna McNevin, 1224 Bayard A Pickard. 3849A McRee are- ema McRae. 3528 Pershing ave- rr. iy ' ca ia ~~ , ' . = . § , e arenvue. St . ae Wo nue. > = : e - VW ; ae = « 10 ater contesta!: ‘s hs ~~ * 4 OF ~*~ - " we - ~ = . ~—/ a o- & a 7 ¥ .- es” s : % is ay ee 4 to t: fin a = AD 4 A’ - - ~ [ey 7" 7a? bel t paying t Washineton Springfield Exchange. S&S s, 3 3: ‘Ms | = poets, whether fa er om got Hi, See 4 _ — s Ps = - vive | - A an als A ~ : bgt ? 7% . e "eo 7 " > ~ > te > | ie a uce rs de surpassed sie: Ellis Grove. 44264 McPhers vl Newcom US ‘= 5 Wingo. Bouluare Shoe _ of Greenwich village, ts that »itesed es 5 ’ oe oF HFIP Lose . > , ~ >_-. rd “Tang! 4 2 > "475 ee eee + = : - 4 = » E Mf PU le. i = . Ww . nN ae | - » rt “ re +a —_ 4 bt” ~~ * : ~ ' : > a on = —— . are? * ’ "s a - , "ers 3°” ~ = W * 31583 A wer | ? - LL > Vf =a - sS8208R95 are full of the- — = ~“-« - = “ ae ” ” o rn = - - - ~ : Mrs Eva Ba! Z, ' 4 W est ayve- part avenue W ater cer ‘vee Mo sree’ _ iA) is Nf ’ A> res 4° 34 Ma*? *t arenue uF the iew perchology out A ’ 2 -_ - ra a ° : . si, ae ~~ wees —) ue 2 ~~. - . ; ~ Bh Pepe, LUx.. $50.96 Miss Lucille Smith, 12194 Clara Paul Ca ell. 403 McKinley av- St. Louis, Mo P the cant of the studios, that | x 98 Helen Radford. 5:7 North arenue. St. Louis. ¥ enue. S 4 Tex Mrs J Sch+ware . ——— 2 I i . ” init % i Saag aaa a . ~ 2 flag : pe : Ea — > ke > i \ aA NN bs ers* =z e a et Ss = LA = \f : 4 °5 lUimois street Relle » } _2 ovis & Petes Shwvirch ieee Me eee Gime poet did not bother with | 7am , a ane ra e “ , ree . au i, Mrs. Ida Cariten, $15 Cannon P. H. Mortimer. $013 Lynn are era Sureman. 6324 Henry ave- ‘Tacks, St. Louis. MW When the urge to write) Sy . — . . - . - @venue, Fort Worth. Tex. $25.00. nue, Vimita Park. St. Louis Councy 72°. & s M Mra. Wm. A Biair 8°21 Wes tpen hi! Pees! ze, Fort Tex. $2 us pita Park, St. Louis Cou Louis, M M A. Blair. $221 Madison ie m. he ly got biz Wsvee Ag es Fea rar &*4 x [Tr \ ; . = =a 7S ni ae o " = 4 }s 3 -@ — “omelet ~* =" ez? i a . -_ - = Ca ( ~dn (het | a > ; ae ‘s — penGne,, Se ae, ao Te 23 G ® avenue ee ee . A... 4 tee Vinita Park = Louis $160 r oe Toon inte a lather of tt . wcid ~arenue =t WOuUls, --0. Weosster Groves, M fansas. | ete > Ark nT 1 $4.75 Cedar (hest *38) $1.75 Teel millions | b $25.90 inna Dimeen 1243 Aubert ave- ~ ds Kerr - ris 2 ~z ire. Sears. Wierinoe rity Jas Hair Dark $5.50 (Cedar (hest 7.98 | $4.50 Teel tried to reduce his feelings lc the most rs Miss irene Wilisie. 2834 Dirr ave- nue. St. Lowis. MW =. Louis, M State street pranite City. " Tf he had any skijl, the ing oP a ue Purseorns Kan 5 es 24 J FF ar _ ae Ten VW. irs ia it ries {- West WOU. 3 ace. St. Louis, 3 ‘4 REE sae ~ £ hi =. it > But eres 7S . : . . wR . ies .* ; * by “3s ° hese in vy ‘= ocasense. _ fuenee, 8 ‘ a ~~ A M Yeo re = a . Jule = *-ea? =" Mf 4 : r = ree bad *% ; xr > i — a Te x ° 5 T - ss 4 4 " > a > = - a = -l ; " 424 ‘ : -= *,? _— 7 .- * ’ ~~ > - - : ' “= ¢7 a 2? 2d - “or = a oo - 'z “art H. Harden 29 Hemphit, Mrs. Lee M. Wartwe'l t7 Wee 28, S Louis, Meo = gic MW anc oU-pccr. se ~ --e : . ei ; : Se ‘. ~ ++ Dae = ns ‘ , ) te Rie, ak Mee ee | Baal i . 4 Was the fallere of @ msB onal . Wect Worth. Tex in plea Webuber Groves ta, | AB@rew Franke. S50A Sativar, MO "Ses ain hair took on that dull, faded | HER , a 'E. Greiner. Lee = ID Bust tae : . sb ‘ _ e oll or streaked appearance, tus | DOLLARS : — ecir somewhat feverish. _ quered : Lionel E. Greiner, Lock Box 195 roe teeta 9 CUUTR S&S, Arkansas in . ous, wf — ' . emer roves. Mo s:mole mixture was aroiued se - - - - 2 z _ =* - 7 Darpie paint om his nose and | Nothing _ -o Make ap omelette of chissa Knobs. “TF cam never be concocted } ® purely intellectual process nothing te do with the & : bE ae on — : , otys 233 Persh- , ~ = oie . 1 Vista : = 7 bad p ’ : _ — . ° os a ~ re? - o- Charlies F. Nix, 298 Tariler «tree, Alvina Brenner 313 Lebance g€ avenue. St. Louis. M ivenue. St. Leuis M —— SS “Stes in his hair. The tail- Fort Worth. Tex avenue Bele - oi 7 Rarmena : SS allem awintce , 4 Vennemarc ,a- , ; S23S£ing at an Grugz siore ici ; - aa — 7 , x 7. - : a : ’ - 7. ? _ : - ?. ee © Beebe “>,” = ™~ ~ : . ‘?: Se “«@ Mio 2 > . 5 es st” a + = a = S28 s 2 $ 7 , a ee a 2 , | * - ~ _ -eaque failure of a 4 ie ‘ a i esas . — = ———— ati So . iti large Dottie of this old-time | Mrs. E. E. Spencer. Bex 473 irs. J. A. Buff 163 Utah place 7S 4 uis. 3 venue. Evansville. Ind i seas Al at tin in ol | Wo turms out to be a quack— Plainview. Tex St. Louis. M 3 Dr. Wayne B. Cox. National Ban Miss Pearl Frink, 5247 s; . ee a 3 Mathematician who divide 39 > ' > ‘ - Lz — — - - > o & . i eRe -- - ~> — “ - + . - r? e@reoret 7°44 C3 al - y ernron ~- j . °r : i rg ~ 9 a . a> - v i ua. : = ™ vs Cooler ingrece . ac. ; R C. Everett. 1298 Quinc: rs. 7 ; ‘mon a 3999 Hortan ©“"-a-n2 ~iwareds ™ 2 3 = Lou's Mo wuaiie te i igor atgge Tew 4 and cets ¢ of a chiropractor . : ' T i. —_ ‘, . 9 ‘ o- J b * on 4 ‘\ te re * . peka, Kan mreet. St. Leuis. MW he = : Lang >darte! 5320 Miss Blanch W est brook 27% oust “4, -_ = le xtcre = , the tel > ? “4 ° = °F es , . yy ‘ ‘ » . *-—-. ~ : ve ~ - ~ . a on , 5 ™ _ ™ 2 . . a Sige . a . | ertebrae : . FP. L. Fox. 317 East Ninth street, M on 2 Foget, 1664 Fourth street, “°"*" xreet, Quincy. I sremch avenue, St. Louis, Mo can be devenmded upon to ree | ~O&3 in the ¥ for - * Madison. I’ irs. I — sheer —_ = ss on o> Yo " — 7 aol i Tenth street, St. Joseph. Mo. 15, Cansot. Ark Mrs. Rutherford R rarens. 73% irs. Deane G. Carter 111 - ‘ ni : : 7+. " = - ” ba + _— . - ti : ’ nee ~ : 2 Mrs. J. H. KRastendieck, Billings. Mrs. H. A. Rancock 4741 Leduc *” aveaue. St. Louls. M Son avenue. Farettevillie, Ark drags: st says “everybody uses : iq Wo at rer. =f wis 15 LS. Vie a8 7 Gerste rte erg Pi - 24 Ts = ~ Mrs J Pan « Ar i Sa irgyle VV: eh S face an x . "sat a : + - : 4 > — _- = —s ie = > o ? > : nak ‘ -_ ~_ 2 . ' . © . a ® od ms we ; : ©. R. Smith. P. O. Boz 544. Tyter W. Zimmerman, Room 11 33% | °°Sau $ “uis, Mi pace, Carunvilie, 1 Comoound now because 2 i Presto: at Ls EE - ? «5 — : . - us ‘ie rn eps unc nee > — +“ es Tex. , os Ss . SoUuston, Tex. ouis F Henderson. 42544 Shaw ames fFfTana.in 1497 Benten darkens so saturally and * - 4 st ? ” > — 4 ‘ * j > — — . ~~ os "4 < . 5 . - ~— - - - “ s . - - - . F Murte! — 4542 Park Vie« he. . “ick, 311 North Peplar ity — outs, e.. St. Leuis. Mo | @veniy that nobody can tel 2 | a is, in 3 { eS @®. Louts. Mo ereet. Centralia. I! irs rtha a? | Mo : | fact oe # . Biss. R. J. Bolte. 328 Third are- PF. Buswe, 1915 Summer etreee *77 ateBue | or $16.38 Lamp, $1195 nue, Dayton, Ky Honston, Tex THESE 280 ARE S22 @ Lamp. $14.96} Edwin Hauck. Sidney arence Mrs. C Bendyurant. 512 Obien EACH 1s & Asal 2 , ugh the ha: Charieston. W. Va. and Welingten street, Hickma- Mies Marvwr: : ee " ' _ . . ne os ad 3¢ a tn | Merth Samue! W. Hatheway Jr. Stan- &A artmer avenue 8 a ey allel me | | entien dl * berry, Mo. | M. Alt. De@tratur, 1! Robert R ourtne 331 st m. Leet ' , . ———— | atter on other appli- Sy Mra. Berton Isebe!l!. Box 254 i. CC. Hankins 345 McDante! | otidge arene. Mapiew yO " S ~. Stebdi "4 = ' r two, t is reste : .¥ street. Springteld. Mo Allce M. Stehie. . “i tural cclor. and looks ti Ver-. Miss Helen Lydon. 1419 St. Tin- ‘St. Leuis. ¥ soit oil beautiful id j C®n* avenue. St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Ellen S. ‘s to make fife mere bear —— ‘% ap intolerable world | peem On West Side of 6th St. fe - ~ ing and obliterating all
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Broad- | dams. > STUND — ead Favett Ark bec ‘Smith. avenue, Webster G Mrs tevill] 169 roves David A. ae ld. Mo.. ” LObert Whorton. 1 avenue, St. Louis. Miss May Sc} 7 le - . a4 KRSOnN * Mo humert oad, Webster Marie Groshong, 7° t. Moberly. Mo. Walter A. Haessiz venue, St. Louis, Mo McReynolds. 5736 Mek 449 Groves, South ~, , Sires AuUisiana. A. Hilger Jr ie, irene Tex. Nieha o i Mrs. E. Cole, 910 ‘a Liannibal, Mi er J. Wandas, St. Louis, Mo. =_woae FE. W. De | Brookville, Kansas. Florence 2627 avenue, St. Loula, Mo THE SPARK PLUG _ Vitamins to nourishms | are whata spark-plug i is t ‘|motor. To sustain vital the body needs three the | sand calories of food dai yet if this food is not acti by vitamins the body is, able to sa ds in health streng yon (“asp R35 : > : a street, nmmyer, Suss, S24. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Cire ulation than BOTH othe; evening Ji ewspapers COMBINED 13 4Poe ry y Today String-Haltered by ? Too. Much Rationalization, and 4 ~ Science, Says H. L. Mencken Sw wr i a i a a a is Well Try to Rationalize Necking, Drunk- enness or the Use of Hasheesh—Whole Body of Miss Lowell’s Verse Dead. py HENRY L. MENCKEN, _Bditor With George Jean - §athan of the American Mer- cary and Noted Literary Critic. I. HE new por America, so full of life, and even Of malicious animal fism, six or eight years ago, } harsher realities. Its message is that all will be well next Tuesday | a week, that the grave is not cold and damp but steam heated and ‘lined with roses, that serving in try movement in | the trenches is far more amusing and comfortable than serving ‘n the United States Senate, that the girl is not a viviparous mammal, i sow obviously down with cho-| mba . 2 4 s its death. Minneg@- i - 2 sinstrels. Mage poety, ha sis, and no literary path- Most of its former ments, indeed, begin to flee pedside. Miss Lowell, one is laboring day and night »a work in prose—worse, a full of pathogenic organisms and elightened self-interest but an angel with bobbed wings and a of genuine gifts would be | sid to hear at any moment | pretends to be. | €00d prose; of criticism—post eat poet- | Vache] Lindsay and Robert '/! take to college professing. Sandburg joined the All the Greenwich assed by fle F along ago to landlords are less has $ squad, where wing and even artists may lead heir OWN lives. The slackening of effort is visi- | sin all the little poetry maga- the | gift of poetry to man. / makes it s0 lovely. heart of gold. Take this denial of the bald and dreadful facts out of poetry— make it scientific and sensible— and it simply ceases to be what it It may remain if may even remain beautiful prose. But it cannot stir the blood as true poetry does: /t cannot offer that soothing consola- tion, that escape from reality, that | | sovereign balm for every spiritua! itch and twinge which is the great | The best poetry is always palpably untrue: if is its eloquent untruth that The other day I read of a gentleman, condemned to death in one of the Southern! ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EE two by Frost, and none other. The| you called them poets as if you. whole body of verse of Miss Low-' called them kidnapers, violo2- ell is as dead as if it had been cellists, or Socialists. I allude to'| | written in Choctaw. a the earnest rhetoricians who roam | service—already the source of! phrases that congressmen, clergy- men, editerial writers, and so on every day. Here is essential his life is sordid, , €scape | ) eper ee —oame _ —— a a ne ee — _ eee eee ee + - " —— = the Americano: 3s" a9 aos ae eS ee seep usa uuwewes biryani ROUGH DRY poetry of from the Costinued on ——' Pace. | 4 ™ certain old-fashioned poets, not-| | mouth fact nking 10c per lb. the chautauquas and the Kiwanis'| | ably Miss Reese and Miss ‘Tor | clubs, waving the banner of ideal- | dale, have written things that will| icm What these fellews say is) probably live. They will live be-| aimost always nonsense, but it fs cause they are alive. at least the sort of nonsense that I sometimes think, indeed, that American people yearn to | the real poetry of our era has bean cherish and believe in—it some- whitten, not by poets at all but by how fills their need. I point, for | men who would be as indignant if example, to their gabble about _ Searich, ’ >. tien from Bu Call or write today 81 PINE STREET te Drs. M. ST. LOUIS, MO. Ney Smith and W. 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It is a pity he had to die: | fies of human progress are be-| he would have made an excellent | und schedule, there are even Oc-' critic, for he understoed perfec‘ly | fonal appearances Of new ones,’ the nature and purpose of po etry. | there is little in any of them’! ITT, fiat is worth reading and almost HE new poets, now passing p actual poetrr. What ther | I into the shadows, not only int, in the main, is simply a made the mistake trving fies of exercises in the new pro-| to rationalize poetry, an enter-. oy. it turns out, on examina-| prise comparable to trying to ra- to be quite as tight and ar-| tionalize necking, drunkenness, or as the old kind. For one the use of hasheesh; they also mg that a poet of 1885 could} tried to detach themselves from do there are ten things that the ordinary flow of American poet of 1924 cannot do. Thus ideas and to convert themselves prevolt against form expires in| into an intellectual fristocracy. and worse formalism. Some of them, true enough, found see fact is most visible, of| the thing impossible, notably! the edges of the move-| Sandburg and Lindsay, but near- ong the poets’ jy all made the attempt. Miss With one, Lowell, perhaps, went furthest; tle Review and there was a time when even Bos- th ich : _ton felt bucolic and loutish in her imply a sort of organized imbe-j presence. The result was that flity. The poet {fs strictly for- | nine-tenths of the compositions tn moeata nee vr ? +3 Tihs tee of fmatcan Fiver ail — p make rapante oe a the neggemedl produced simply Lionel Electric Trains and accessories. The 1u0Da. iteTiaisS Of his Crait,’ shot into space. The great heart oe i hte them\'@er to conced anything to its, of the folk reacted to them as iitional idioms. He must es- feebly as it might have reacted ELECTRIC TRAINS Be ozs. 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" — , THREE ether St. Louis newspapers = — = ee cs « ‘ com bined > ~~ - ._ = : « +* . a ~ - 4 - ‘ e PUST -i/i St * SSN are’ “ ———, ~~ = 20 wea + aS ~ > . > AS .™ —~ = 3 w, "errr rry ; 7 , yy WMh Ahhh ds Linda halk * z . . + "RTP Pree. 708-10-12 FRANKLIN AVENUE | A Gift for the Entire Family YOUR CREDIT | +1 6000 ~ | HERE - a “ec moar +>? 7 ris tis —=—— > 2Oes , ~~ — - - _ ~ > ——s > a om *_ as - "> i 3 > - > - ot - 5 — Daz -_- —— 1. - — - — = ~~ -_ — ™ . > ms 2 Ses . ; a sheet steel bedr. reversible - >» ——_— °- 2 _" " ’ fe. > - -_ . - ft oa. 30 = C2 derine $ a.iso tenlag and stimuuat @ full cas ing and its nickel rbrush with a little = > e = ial - > an h-eh +- roug® - —e “= ~ : = 2ics Ze e + + ont Sau - > . Rake. ly. SUNDAY DINNER Ixyurlance y dressing SUNDAY DINNER FREER ie i [OSIS GOLDSERS FURNITURE CO—O15 FRAMRLID We are geing te continge . 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The gears shift so easily —the clutch ) ng Sa —- ea > smoothly—the brakes are so sure Make this the most practical Christmas ofall ~ ee eee of effort 7 . aii on mag and postive—you are hardly aware any with a useful gift that will bring years of joy. - 2 ' EE Gy * 2 in operation. : Present your family with these magic keysto = \{ake this Christmas one that will be remem- happiness on Christmas morning—the keystoa tered Put the keys to 2 Studebaker Special Studebaker Special Six Sedan. Six Sedan on your tree. We will gladly have the Here is a car your family will be proud tp own = car deliwered to your door on Christmas morn- —a car that looks and rides luxuriously. A car ing. But come in and make arrangement now. Studebaker October sales exceeded in value those of any other automobile manufacturer in the world except Ford. EBER AR CO W MOTOR C ; ° = 117 LOCTWST TWO STORES) GRAND AND ST. LACES — Bs Bomeont 41 Studebaker Distribeters fer 1° rear 4ary F lerteaaart Grea... Veheter Groves. 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RUNDA NOV EMBER 36. 1924 er eines ee - Lhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other enening newspapers COMBINED ST | OW ihe ve pm | — - — ———— ———_— | | bers of the committee, whose mem- Innis R. Hopki a Will Joh t t i 1S GOLDBERG FURNIT ? pking an am John Institute, Pittsburg, Pa., is presti- £4 & fe 1 4 Lov ITURE CO—S$15 FRANKLIN AY, It Tren | ieee = Leo C. Miller, pres-| Hall compose the Reception Com-| dent and Donald M. Swarthout of EE! “ ES | ident of the Musicians’ Guild, Eu-/ mittee. |} the University of Kansas secretary | _ = el, Supervisor of Music Charles N. Boyd of the Musical of the National Association. = = | “ the S " tail schools, Miss Ethel } of = or Over Cash or = = | Ee , Hudson of Harris Teachers’ Col- Credit == 'lege, Ottmar Moll, president of the. - a chickens: Crastbeevien! t = Piano Teaehers’ Educational Asso- | To Give the Public the Candy! = | 4 ciation, and Edgar L. 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Lowest as Your Pur or t- Prices During the Sale. , mas Delivery. Shop Early. 7 ” “~ - 7 ’ a >. % me pith hain Mh ~ “ye ry ew be 7 - . es ah Fe om Ma Nee See) sp Pe agp MOE SF SS SE EE en as awe Biter. ee, AE > mie, A ——— a * P\R00) 6 Qemmmmee eee, } lr : res — Of beautiful French design dropleaf table and four straight | {An attractive walnut Chest,j tachment—finished in mahog- that will give an added at-]]| A splendid mahogany-fin-}} or Windsor curved-back chairs, | solidly constructed and lined any. Very special while they |] tractiveness to your living | | ished Table with smoker at-] | finished in any desired color} jwith genuine Tennessee red last. room. Very special. tachment. Very special. combination. cedar. Special at this price. _ Extra Special! )( { -'The Man’s Gift Floor Lamp aa Smoking and Shade ie | ee | ie Stands $11.95 © ‘ai $1.00 Up Has a magnificent polychrome base and 24-inch Georgette silk , | See our extensive selection of shade, with heavy fringe and gy er wrnto Smoking Stands in many de- valance. Extra special for this | : Dieitoas signs and finishes. Just the sale. ae gift for the man. 00 Console Phonograph r Hot-Blast Heater J a 3 > yori > oro $1 7.25 A Console Mirror and Pair of F REE Torcheres With This Phonograph $1 9. 7 5 The body of this Heater is entirely] | ty4, magnificent m mahogany case and im- i : A well-constructed Chifforobe made of blue rolled steel. It is lined proved noiseless motor. Is standard equip- seek dee @aamane: Tae lear to the t ith cast iron. It is : : ngs rien. aR iu] | ped and plays all records. Special at ie iciliads’ «Miia, ‘oii maiiee a wonderful fuel conserver and will hold fire all night. price. compartment and hatbox. | ’ e 1] , e , f Ble , i z p: ' Ms , , ‘ Ms ; ‘ js Ms | f ener | ‘American Beauty" ELECTRIC IRON . The best iron made . _— pm ee a an are 1a ca Saute heey, intr ste ~ re ‘~ ~~ ~~ - ~ er e > —_* 7 ae a Oe 90, a ee > s eee One apersng tn me hth Mapa ee wy is a a i} orunciate eau up- beautifully finished in aD» rocker, i walnut. Priced special , Si . holstered in a high-quality for this Christmas sale. mohair. special for this sale. Sold by Dealers and Electrical Companies Everywhere. “< cs 4,3 = BUY YOUR AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON ae eo _ | Ty Easy Payments on Your Light Bills es f. o. b. factory) K ER R WwonExecreicLicut anpPower(o 12th and Locust St. Main 3220 7 Webster Groves—Wellston—St. Charles—7208-24 5. Broadway, and All Branches = : ‘ i f f i * , t , i * i i , : , : t e Pappa
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spaper COMBINED Dy) \ z ] 7 FE : za | COUntrics, and ¢ Suyuy vr tte ttt vteTdsHHRVRURTVUEIUROTEUESUTUTTTTUIUTUUETERGTUTOAEUEOSIOFEOEOO TOE UTTAR TUTE Te — ee yy — s es the visitors Ye A . "ASS $ortation . 4 bs Ways is to be ft | ; | man cars in wh he 4 siee> even wt e 3 ue days is made $ . 7 ive Fi : : t cod, fn - 7 further azrTee th at wer be or . the ~~ ged Press D . . . : — Aa Pn . ally Post-Dispatch ) ‘BoM SS Bese "Aa € : mania a. . bd bees 5 E y % Rene os “6 ; ¢ Page Bor tite tet aie iidibiadad.S 3 + 4 ? that theusands of Cineis ¢ ~ ~~ . y. | ¥ ; ‘he next Genera. : : Ci. ASCT tieiul ai } - «a te SS eS , : KS ae. Mogg ’ : — “4 , + 46 ?. - dregsed. Her dain ty costume ; it : ; ‘ n ; = bs ; , ¢ ' = ~ ae ae ~ . 4 — . _** . . . 5 1s made of fime quality. sheer sockets at a ae 2 ee aot > — ee a ee ee at ‘ 4 = | Tak : “ : aa r ; cee : ; é » “ . . : . _- _—S i mn ~~ “ . . ; ; " , i *-. — —— — 2 ° —" " “ure . - j - ; : ¥ 7 7 of - Re % ee — = - : . | ; : By, ade unk in the State, | . a - e > ~ —— nd . - n 7 . . > > " *. ’ a organdie, Ww: T= bonnet ~~ a anc cannot get out co “2 - a . he ‘ . . 7 : 4 . . , “wag > ! : . y > 4 ’ fied “ : ~ ’ , ) ‘ : : “ * 4 ‘ Me . . 7 . >» ne : . : ’ “ ’ £ * " e+ ** . : eee ere eee eee ees sone ee Sas Seek | r. match, Both bonnet and dress rder re L of ae | | fo ; he Oe , are tastefully trimmed with dell craft ip that cure rm 7 =e s 73 = ee * Yo . a ‘ : | Ag ” oton im th space arang= me be eaage ' aaa ane to side. im the gayest new six-months’ sudscriptions ’ Dolly Olive’s B ae . a3 * | . | : within - : - meet ee Se be coyest, most delightful baby to the Daily Post-Dispatch. 2 real B ; se sual, too. It's Yt ee : x i Png - of Dlimeis, expecially within ' 2 reai ed, we real springs and mat- Ss See . : . ~~ inte, sant eunduael Ge Ltinets: sesS——an exact duplicate, in miniature. a “<< : Biank te the newsdealer ond ask him to appreve tke catmertpoems. a entirely apart from the Janesville W agon-Sherwood Racer offer a aa oo famous Smith and Davis is — Rp Ss ge A, SE ee ee ter four subscriptions. While both offers are exceptional in Beds. 20 hes long, 15 inches high at , abeben colon? nan pa i caus = confused in the minds the head ee I2 inches at the foot. En- as — ) All subscriptions under ceedite Raced pen subscription ordre a to transfer of meled in white. biue or pink, tt is at - * 3 an tage ne mg reject fs ome plan to the once a dainty and durable Bed worthy ss < a. ee ee other. im a &ceprtion ol] ladies saa-eetl ot sale of the Pest-Dispatch ser fer delivery wm the one received here under the terms of the Janesvi!! that will grace rr. f eats between Cass avenue and Cheuteas avener. and agon-Sher wood Racer offer wil! mot be credited toward a or ee ; sisexippt River sed Grand aveeer. ie St. Leute. Dolly Olive. Dainty Bed award. nor wv: oe Verse ~ - Pm... *t. Leuis awerds of Delle and Dell Beds wilt be Rie eftice of the Pest-Dispatch, Terifth aed Ofive street Delivery ef eat-of-towen awards will be made threagh dealers oc seat by mail, prepoeid. te BR. F. DD. addreeee™ . = = = = = = = = lj | Important: [his new Dolly Olive and Her D ainty Bed offer i< this offer will be HAPROOUAVUNNAAAAOOUNANAAAOOUTANMEOUUNAAAAAOUH ONAN
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~ 7 — " 4 NO irae VA Se == ——— scaly. — wo. | , . 1824. The Dail PO S7-/ tar Ur r is 51000 M re Civ y {3 ; = ee yr. MSPAT CHE alone has 57000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH othe "Re etiacting a 2 r evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i ma- ome ——————— — = _— ae = puceiteasnimnatin — ares — — = m a —- —e ——[—[—[_[_{_{_{]] E_/-_/— Aw TTT ‘|| |i \ FAUIND IN Wi lan talaga a land Sete the free disposal of the Ger- | ie +3 — ~ —~ —— a - ce stitutions of the Mex: oms and in-|mans. There are to be instructiv: , | The Mexican 9 Be st can republic. | lectures, visits to industria] plants * on overnment promis-|and scientific institutions, lunches | ai I | _— Fe | @8 the visitors al] + [eo i CF ORE | ROOM ' Transportation ot ee oe emer | a gees by various Mexican Aa af | a | ways is to be free of charge. Pull- | seston. A popmmnaclaan aa ete 7 Floor : q cial receptions. Germ ails Ss. an merchants cars in which the visitors can | bringing samples of go00ds with | Sleep even wWhen a sto 7 a stop of severaljthem are to hav ; | day o have the: sete in Haunt of Queen | 22¥s_is made in a city, are to belfree of duty. ss wre Y Fiizabeth Give Up Early | number of exquisite floor lamps which represent very remarkable values. Shades Li V e are of all-si] . c enor ++ : “+ ~ + dee d slate e design and color. 3ases of new poly- —An old post- ' | chrome and gold decorations wired com- Se. ancient vill Much | ; ; : - . = »>ancient Village, Mucrl te rit ” 1? Fad ahaa : : gp . , i } rin astin plete WwW ith = Puli So) Kets, C4 ra ar d - ug * , . ; : riTorasnire, once A ~\ Ww - the mend e, on : stu . : : : t of Queen Elizabeth | Ow 36 tne time tor all good men fo buy ¥ @\ . ae reson’ to 2 th idest Our Slogan— their Christmas Gifts... *° : eclared to be the oldes cé peter EVERYTHING IN PETS” Je we in England. It was re- ” ascertained — the old | Our lar t k | BPE. So 14: oh 7 “ ag. venerated because of its) “ ge stoc of || =— C s bd . : iy ombination With Jacquard, Three- | , ; AL, gssociations, had been a land- = 7 ee Live Pets is sure to j * for several Peete 0 , ours | ; y meet y onr wants | § , : Your Choi fi t 1 ss Tudor Queen visited it. | Sue et . 2 0% (Fr. aera htt 7 — | a All L C h Se of William the Rufus, Oe ih OG - Imported Canary Birds, Par. |} > a te | | | rece oose usHION , il . Gupesh ef a i Er, sade ae | rots, Parakeets, fancy Pig- | om : ' | | : ies castle and used to ; 4: eons, Bantam Chickens, Dogs ' 7 | | t 0 a a : | and Puppies, Angora and |, Miiiom ee | ES f S 1 3 1 : p district. : ‘ Maltese House ( fats. Mof- Spor en ie de Me ; 3 ed Ee Pe EXTENSION ; n a new. proprietor came to | Ogee ‘ . ala ny “ | we RM Whe to RY; a keys, fancy Gold Fish of all || "eee deen CORD. iOFT . _A Real Terms:- SOS RAR inn a Short time ago, in mak- | : repairs to the walls, they were kinds. gal io be covered with canvas} ACCESSORIES hid a wealth of rich old pan- | B mM Bes Send carved work. rass, Japanned and Willow Bird Cages. Fish Bowls and Miphind 2 section of papered | Aquariums, Dog Collars. Complete line canary remedies gars in the dining room a se-|} and bird seed. Dog remedies and supplies gaircase was found which led|] \fake vw aolant ae ae apparently secret room. A| your selections now while our stock is complete. aS > / . ; “ i. = TT -_ Nection of bones lay in a dusty Delivery will be made when desired. | FO dl t foot of the stairs. In WRITE FOR CATALOG 3 ri » at the foot eas ‘ eling off the 80 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS | 3efore IVORY LAMP ers of paper and canvas which | HALLER’S BIRD STORE &, Buying $125 is ” he wall, seve ral old cup- aq tne Vv : i eal ! i small closets were | 521-23 FRANKLIN AVENUE Miieucn 010 resorts ona! OLDEST AND LARGEST BIRD STORE IN ST, LOUIS EMPIRE ELECTRIC CO., 408 N. Seventh “ a9 s were piled. It was in deci- wing these that the early his- ef the place became known. | iThe papers made frequent refer- mz to Queen Elizabeth, some- recording her arrival there im a party of friends, sometimes her court and occasionally only one or two companions. lir Walter Raleigh also is io have frequented the it is supposed that. the ben's companion on some occa- | fm was her sailor favorite. | vpposite the inn is an old palace ihe Bishops of London, which | me also visited by Queen Eliza- | Me ard the village is surrounded | we grove of lHme trees, some | med by the Queen. 'The inn is being restored as| ly as possible to its Elizabeth- | fondition. and many of the)! ms will be used as museums, | BOK OF DISABLED PERSONS W SALE AT THE OPEN DOOR rp Leacuc Shop at 4914 Mary- @ jand lias Great Variety of Articles to Dispose of. Bandicr:itt of disabled soldiers, Wients in occupational therapy : erkcure’’ shops in hospitals and | Mutions, and from the blind :-| == i andre Eas Sas OSS Sas Ps PR — $%: ~~ s = 4 Meee ee ereeseceeecesaanssns 3 A recent very fortunate purchase permits us to offer you this Overstuffed Living-Room Suite at considerably less than actual value. This Suite is designed in a most exquisite pattern, the cover- ings being genuine mohair combined with rich Jacquard velour. The back of the davenport as well as the other two pieces included in this Suite are also covered with velour. This Suite em- bodies the all loose cushion spring-seat constructionfall web-bottoms. This Suite comprises a spacious davenport, magnificent wingchair and a handsome armchair. a Announcing the Charming New “RIALTO” CONSOLE [| JUST AS PICTURED a NE shors of the Missouri Commis- tfor the Blind, is on sale at the| miior Lesacue Shop, The Open) or, 4914 Marvland avenue. There ; a wide variety of articles and | Be proceeds go to the men and’ Y ou ma y Beomen who made the things on) have D O ] ] VY “ale. Many of these people find | he Open Door the only place | Olive and her. Where they can dispose of their | . pork. D aint y B € d ™e The sae] includes baskets, hand- Free of all cost. qpwen blankets, bags and scarfs, brooms and other household oe @epplies, and an assortment of laces | Just get two new sub- fé¢mbroideries made by foreign-| iptions to the daily @™ wome nof the International | rea y @eeutute. There are many aethehen! “Post-Dispatch — See this 4 needlework. Work of shut-in! subscription order blank. @edren is also included in the aa Complete with ma- hogany candlesticks and candles, artistic gold-decorated carved French mir- ror with beautiful hanging cord and tassels. és »s »| ORG eR nanttcsbs ESOSES a 3 ee . b; : ‘ hs i i ‘ ‘ ( The Open Door is run entirely Junior League members with | ; paid employes, in order to turn | m™ as much of the proceeds as | BI k eeemible to the handicappéa, and/| I on Order an Geeembers of the league act as | { Mciris.’ The shop is open m2a.m. to 5 p. ™m. . > “~ : . s ‘ - os SS a N ~. . ‘ Re ~ ™ ¥ ° — aoe : > ° v oe ere Deon Ba. Nia: edits teed} een SDP ees a DOWN SO cos came “mise eer ns daily Post-Dispatch, hereby sub- : IS MINERS URGE ‘HOME Hon (not including Sunday) of thes | MB TRADING’ POLICY IN STATE EUMEF Setath upon presentation of bill, gms to Get General Use of Il- whom vou authorize to make delivery, @® ilinois-Mined Coal to Check Eber agree that when this order is ac- | Miia, ,_ Cnc™mployment. Post-Dispatch it shall be a valid con- BPRINGFIE] D it Nov. 99.—/ : 99 . " ‘ ‘ — ’ ** * . ~e- Me “ting that thousands of Illinois | ¢ ‘ iTré ee «+ ae 6b + 6 ome Miter ee eee eet eee mer ete re 4 Miners are still unemployed, ° eiteneeshtemmmeehialll i arnt agapiiee ee ee —_-A= WEEK The new “Rialto” con- sole Sarola plays all makes of records—has the tone modulator, ad- vanced type tone cham- her and numerous other new and improved fea- tures. This is a very high-grade Phonograph in every respect, having magnificent walnut case that is designed in the artistic Queen Anne pat- tern. We ask that you come in for demonsitra- tion of the new “Rialto” Sarola and suggest that [o> 4... .,, en ) yOU PLACE YOUR |) 4 09 el) [7 Stn seas ae te XMAS ORDER NOW. [53 3 ee a 2 PO Ch ADs OTR Reyi eClals of the Illinois Mine Work- | W have issued an appeal to min-| itt. he ed = ee | ee ' he and other unionists to join in a steaastsesereteetvesersmuceramsmescmmen | MMMinge coat fF te ure! [Tr lace you see the “Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not get- | The State Executive Board, Pres- | ctstimeamncan | Hees: se ie'mees ting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and "eet ee eee ees eee es ae ae ft *8 mie f counse) to draw 41p a bill for A o2 ~~ Socuction in the next General er rranasbennsee sea reen E ‘mbly, providing for exclusive prescribed by physicians OVeIr 24 yeals for 7 - Pg et Re Rat Ae A — - . - a ee ~ Se aw nme ee eee — } os ne — ge . , en — ee ee * of Illinois coal in State-owned very trade union in the State, "See eeeweeeWPeecoeeeeeaee re 4 further announced, has been , ed 4copy of a resolution, em- ld If d 1, i az a Siealiiian of he atti- Co S Ca aC e bof union labor. The solution that “in some instances, ‘ f 4 4 tcipaliy and State owned inl | . : Dealer's Signature. eUions of Illinois are being fur- | . ; iT ing . oe bu gre already ~a Post-Dispatch reader——regw med wy f on the street or having delivery made St 2 With coal mined outside the! Space arranged above for NEW subscriptions. Hingis,’ and adds that) “in disappointrmen ’ : “hi 3) : a Emieappoluiment to the child who presem@™® |e °tlieve it is wrong for the tax: | } , money to be sent outside the OO ac - um SO of Illinois to purchase any Fast St. I Rel j _ Which can be furnished in ‘ft - Louis, Belleville, Granite City, Venice Mance no Mtate : ; Maplewood, Webster Groves, Kirkwood or Clay- J - e th in the , tate, and we be ee ° within the St. Louls city carrier delivery lim q at the policy of trading at o tixecription Order Blank to the Post-Dispatch 4 should be practiced by the eurl S euma sm and Olive Streets, St. Louis. Missouri. 2 of 11) ' © Kilineis town, where the daily Post-Dispatch ‘inois, especially within al newsdealer take the Subscription Order 3 PBtate, and produced by Ilinois 4 : o Sempen direct to the Fest-Disatch. at sbove - é 66 99 PP GERMAN BUSINESS MEN Accept only ‘Bayer’ package ed under this offer will be investigated 2% ge. a “ ° . m@ the subscriber's responsibility. . ¥ VISIT MEXICO NEXT YEAR | which contains proven directions. rves th 7 : ny sube ” ' e right to accept or reject any : Méence of the Associate? Press lion. § : a ae . at from persons identified with the deliverys Hii, cater os Galegloreg H gp r ta ts mhatt™an business men, andy “Bayer” boxes of 12 table NSIS AS AR ARARARARARWARWARW RS i re eon Special Xmas Offer! This $550 “Kirschner’’ PLAYER-PIANO Complete With Scarf, Bench and 25 Music Rolls. . .., this offer that it | an — ree tech nor for delivery in the territory lyin Chouteau avenue, and between the Mis- and scientists are to visit avenuc, in St. Louis. °O durine 19295 at the invita- ‘ ° Doll d Doll Beds will be delivered at 2. > Baggs gers ateh. ‘Twelfth ona “Olive seveete. n of the Mexican Government, Also bottles of 24 and | OO. ' Druggists. awards will be made through local ; 2S through the Consul-Genera! : prepaid, te Hh. V. DD. addresses. ‘Hamburg. The purpose of the 3 JUVHANUUULANAUU0U0 0444004040000 E0OESEEUUOUOOLEOALLEOT i ty relate ae and extené| Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid Se Se Se SE Sly relations between tke two
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—_——— _ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has YORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBIN ED - ~ oa | . . a : u in 3 an ny Coaster Wagons be Chis a Faruiture Gif t $150.00. Four-Piece ~" 00m Suit VILALLLLALLAL YY, '" QI Vins $7.50 Value. Special at VEN | — > ‘ ART ~~ ~ ” aii eaten a — - » PA SFECULS az BRICKS IN C BBW tnt WAY eae ~~ , : ye "on aa e AT es : > a os Pe Pe. 2 ’ ay —— x ofl - : : ; - . ; . _ — : - - — — — > - *- = a = i {nr inexpensive unk that is good-looking ff — ' ; ei. =" a4 Se - : ~ = . - ‘ " . _ . _ ‘Sea ite nz ‘ > cre 2 t : a san .* : — . We » * aca . 4 . _ . see : —- ; , 5 ; — ™ 7 ~ : | a, . Lo DPacmiea — eet s lee nave rass i ‘A> a . “ s - ; Ras ft 4 : — & . | r' 3 - ee J t 7 - h oe 4 5 & a a ': ; 2. oa © r : . a = | Be . . >> ~~ * oe @e.62& & > SS — ee —— pather handles id Darts abc i€a@.iuiecr ialaic — a Rte - 1420-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET — » ) $1 Cash—Balance Monthi, f 4 4 | v tr ‘ | ie) mah to se ; beds ~4 » - Cf | if) All Purchases Will Be Held and Delivered for Christmas y HAT Gift is so appreciated as Furniture? It \ A ALE thisa Furniture Gift Christmas by all 1 Ww is the Gift Supreme that measures up to MI means. In all this world there is hardly a vour highest expectations. Choose Furni- person who can’t use a piece of Furniture ture for its intrinsie worth, its beauty, its practical- as a Christmas Gift. ness to endure throughout the Yeats. Besides what is illustrated here.there are scores This store with its intimate knowledge and expe- of fine values at prices that make it a positive pleas- rience is ready to assist vou in selecting the proper ure to select Furniture that is distinctive and at the merchandise suited to giving at Y uletide. same time verv low priced. Liberal Credit Terms Apply-to Christmas Gifts | Three of Four Prizes =sbeer or rus 250-Mile Event Over Hil aod Hein ANT CLUB _._ Only One ; Board a (IPPASE PA wecsters Leads Them r Wire. Object to Ext : : s4 wt ee Re i > _— A P : oa ~ i. eee eens — — ao NP GOS I Ae —e = 5.6 o ~ M) $175.00 Nine-Piece Dining- Room suite -_ -— a ae ee ms = Fee eas xe Four-Piece . *% * . . . . +? ~J eh ea ee a. te no F Fr > ‘ —_ — —- : - “ . hd > — ~ - : } . : ¥ . " - . - a > ™ > > — —_ on — = . ~ > utes that-are well constructe Te s is a large walnut-finished Suits nsisting ° = ese are Suites of taste and quality that bear the . ‘ . - ~ — . > ~- » a - —~ _ = — > . - * - ° . . >. . . . . . . . rT 7 TY >? “=Tiita clethas hs 6 ue “eT >, ; — » e . -~ + , _. . — ‘ = ~. - , | - Ds --~ > +#+ ' : ‘ee : €*4) 3é. . rs rrrn > ? * , had > .? r ‘ : ? ; 7 >? mrtct i> r , nrerin?t OFT YSeTtInN te T fed at. “i Suite comprises Iuil-siz large-s uffet, oblong extension ta hina eab- ef o” unmistakable imprint of distinction. Overstuf ; = + ~ . . 7 . . mY a“ . aa . a Sa a — ~* > > . =) - - » a . — -_ —— ~ . 7 FT 7? ? ? ee ] + —. llaw > $7.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments ' $10.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments $15. 00 | Canola in Monthly P ayments } / / ¥ - ~ eee rer ee eeteevesseeeenetéteaeebeetes os ~ * ~*~ 375.00 French $225 Genurze $250.00 French Three-Piece $220.00 Three-Piece a3 % & y ; ‘ ° y ° ° © Pe — ~ . i _Queen an Suites Walnut Bedroom Suite Walnut Dinin ng Suite Walnut Dining Suites Overstuffed Suite Overstuffed Bed Suite ” vas = : ~ . ~ ? . : S195 are that are splendid ex- ‘>, op 4 ath ms | ‘s 49.7 ch I a Gee -_ This its a large Ov L pholstered in an excel- ea : dresse ROE ofa ee Bh Se : : ah Meet aitcvartiie in Gemtneee? SWetensien taht It has Marshall trpe spring has Marshall type = : ‘ " caine | inate Lbed. -in . rh - eiiwahe vend ac. extensl ls 5 side chairs tip om serving xi 66-inch ffec. hina cabinet eece-dubhien nstructi nd i overed ‘spring seat construction. Consists a large bare ; e ee vanity dresser 3 ete oe om cie te ee with an excellent grade ¢ velour. @avenport, armchair and arm rocker. $8 Cash—Balance Monthly Cedar-Lined Chitforobe $55.00 299. Vaiue at ar Canim oe: See ee 7) “, . ke haere gi Bice ue R OHe om “a $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly Bow $20.00 Cash—Balance Mozthiy $rc.co Cash—Balance Monthly $20.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $r0.co Cash—Balance Monthly $10 Cash—Balance Monthly Cabinet Smoker Elegant mahogany finished Cab- inet, with large cigarette i, | 50] -_«+ & Parlor Heater : wy >9628 -End Bed rend cn : End Table AA — —. 5 eh ral hed in = = - 7 7 * be >: itis Lig ia2vie® & wAae : AS . — .- ——~ = _—_- . Tr : eee. es = a ~ SPar ~ e! i) 2 ‘ raced with turned legs. ~ $2. Bala ery ef Res sae 6 os os Rey Royal Easy Chair —~ - . . . , z a2 ~— > 2 2 ——— ° os - - ~ . o > a > * - ~ . - 7 ~ —" - ; 2 2 > . = j — ~ ; a ~ - a > « : ~ - ~ 7 ie a - 2nd _ ~ - - . : Geos se - ~_-= > -~. > ~ = ~ . “ || $1 Cash, Balance Monthly | Ti Sates E222 ne Fi . , %,. om pigte HW removable cushions 0 Pry ¢ o até ~ - v*.~ : ee : = a : Sis 1. wes af nis aise od H | ‘$1 Cash—Balance PN trp $12.50 OS 98 | f be UNION HOUSE ee ee ee ee he | ites en Bal "Be H ance Monthly | argain Basement H $1 == Monthly FURNISHING CO. The Store for Gifts _ 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive | a _ SIS NSHSASNSASASASASASASATSASAST ASATATAGATATssseseses — - = ote te ge ee ee
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TERA. % SIAM. cana eet 30. , : . ; . ~ . . , Tt. . : . ~ NN sa PONY SAAS , SS NANAAAN Y SN \ = >) SAN ‘ WAAAY Se ——it_-!. —~— . 3 . SSK ‘ ‘ ; ’ ‘ . ‘ : . . * ~s .\ ‘* SS N : \N \ y . S X mA ‘SY X& \ Ss Ni Se ; ‘ \ > ~ . _ : “ a RY a Seow we a ~ ~ ~ . N SS . \ . \ . . SS ‘ ; \ Ss SY ‘ SS ‘ WA foo SX ‘ OOo SS \ RS : SS : SS ~ ~ SO SESS es SSKXQL AQQANE S . WSS “ae e N RY N\ \vccas® : a . EA > PG ~ . ~ MRNA RSs Basco ts SN N SANNA SS = 3 Tas y- &. \ : + NOVE MBE . " _ -3 \ > ‘ AAS \ Yaa SN \ \ . WN ANS IN an “ x Yew ae © S S “SD ane” SS YAN Ne be See A See S Deo? SSS Marae Nwaawns* ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30. 1924. i. PAGES 19-28 ee te ee MON TO TAY RUBBER an "3 =. MILES OF ‘m0 8 MILE AN HOUR Automobile Route to oas “HUNDREDS OF MI OPENED ‘ Tht. WAY —- =e soe SPEED LIMIT FO gs cate a ones) es seria |: Oe. Le MOTORISTS | _ GARD | Specter ama © NATIONADVOCATED Nisision! Cries tact CPS Aches of New Hard-Surfaced TTS 6 be of regular ais. phis, Jackson and Hatties- 6, Se | Eas. 9:9) ; Roads in Central and Southern {llinois the top layer being composed Hoover Cobienittee Also Ad- ure. ieee. . ' 4 toring trip combinations, have just nois all the way from Chicage to been made available to motorists Mt. Carmel and then swings soutn- e . . re ‘ a6 a oe ¢ a : . a s a wm ? Je , d : : | } ’ Hills and Har pin vi! .¥ i? > . meet ‘ ao ; . 5 x of St _ Lo suis and —, yuthern Illinois _ eatward i Hi irrishburg and Miet- ‘ : . > Paige geaenae a a fi git Wi t,o « ; by com} pletion ef stretches of high-iropolis at the extreme southern —_— Only One of U 4 the hig neusanas O01 erson re ming Neat no , * from ie oe +> ete - er engine ~ se a sadiinaas Wa) end of the State, with a spul rit \\ y No. 2 is now complete Harrisburg into Pope and Hardin i 3 “a ‘eguiatior potas Sap Seog: ous Highway No. 2 is nov | Ff mous Board Track (IPP(SE PARKIN( PI AN , ‘ ’ ’ ons ’ ? ‘ su 3 ei« i- a and open from Cairo ; 1! ; . \ 4 eountlies. is reported hard surfaced 4 eal , : . ; mor - ~ r - el 11 r . : : : ; ; 7 , _— olin 7 the way +9 = ) ie ; oa . 7 through Vandalia, Pana an: \- and open to tratiie ai ; Set .edsters Leads Them fall i tore, wit wut e route ane P i an ness * » i * | r ee i ‘ i il) ‘, 1, “iit JY yy; : tur to Clinton On'tv a little more from Chicago (to “armi, southwest work remains to be done between of Mt. Carmel. Until about a year Clinton and Bloomington and then ago No. 1 was part of the main : 3 , Marion. Jefferson, Franklin and route from St. Louis to Chicago District Discuss Engl 2 recom: eee eee sy edie as iis . | Williamson counties and the terri- via Marshall, but now the bulk es "hile tee. > set a ’ end ; | e Commit: °°! : re ey | | « tory south of Cairo will have a di- of this traffic goes Via Springfield —e - sega acing Of “ouent Cops. Lee ! ‘raft jontrol. of the Aa eta co Ning “gg grr me € rect high-speed route to Chicago. and Bloomington The stretch of posen bere ra i r roe % . ‘on { ; Sy . ote rm ths Missou L side | f thy, rive | vi ee principal interest to motorists No. 1 just opened runs from Mar- ' ——_—__—_——— ishway Safety t thins 32 a) Oy Fastyue and ipe Crirar- ae te — St Louie and the East St. Louis shall south through Hatton, Hut- | | | | et is the opening to traffic of sonville, Robinson, Lawrenceville 12 through O'Fallon, Leban: Allendale Nit (armel, Albion Summerfield. Trenton. Breeze, Car- Grayville and Crossville as far as lIvle and Sandoval! as far as Salem. Carmi. At Sandoval, this highway § inter- New Touring Possibilities. sects No. 25 north to Vandalia, Addition of all this hard-sur Pana and Decatur and south to faced highway in Illinois will of Ashley snd Calro No. 12 is now great benefit all winter to Southern hard surfaced to Salem, except for Illinois and next spring it will open wn the organization +? tro oe A Ri. EE Cove. (il, OOF ae OR 4 a 2',-mile detour between Breeze up hundreds of miles of new a oe i eM ie ah is and Carlyle. The detour is good in Sunday week-end touring possibil- More Police Not Remeds r OF a lt ey Vis eg” a apn, : ay wi any weather around a long fill that ties. For instance, there will be ane : detcns wh SS tig, 3 a 3 eae Fr. will be cindered within two weeks a circle trip from St. Louls through ph Of. and should be in good shape for Lebanon and Trenton to Sandoval, aK a coe : | the winter south to Ashley and come back on ae Big Heip to Southern Mlinois. No. 13. This trip can be made in Left, Florida-Midwest Highway, from Omaha and St. Louis via No. 25 is reported by the State reverse order | , ; : Highway Department as open now Another longer trip, will be from Memphis and Mobile, with spur to B'loxi on the Gulf Coast. Above, from Effingham north clear St. Louis through Belleville, then . ~ ° igh census of tratti BGO 1 Se ; i oy pt ems historic lighthouse and one of the live oaks on the beach boulevard ;;rough to Chicago. This highway om No. 15 through Ashley and tohair Suite ee mould be made before | ng any will ‘not insure t a sults at Biloxi, Miss. This roadway is part of the Old Spanish Trail from runs from Effingham through Mat-. Mt. Vernon and Albion to MR toon. Tuscola. Urbana. Paxton and “armel, north on No. 1 to Marshall ~~ > ‘ ee | a es ae ee renee age * mn — -_ ant shee 8 a es 2 re oar eee — ~- + en PF ee . Tigi + -O, wmees bs qe : (OPES... - Jbchende Se aime AF; i oe . RS, Cs oe ee ee ee ee oe eg ope e 4 ome ce neve ~~ TALLAMASSE MAT TIESQURCe JACKSONVILLE BIL OxPr , LAKE ne TY tlorida westward. . Gilman to Kankakee. whence one and back home on No. ll thtough can go north on No 44 to Joliet | Effingham, Vandalia and Collins- the i a ' i i - ings ea:' i> i : 7 eit i A* ad ‘ j | ‘ s ’ ; Vila - » i ” a a : a 7 | i . “ ’ * ; Th , then a c! k was made, but pinion at wiations, and t most vigorous en- i the ferry t sird’s Potnt "and there 15 miles of dirt ithjalong ti : to Biloxi and past and thence into Chicago or east-/ville. This, of course, cap be made ‘ * . a : = : m ‘ . ‘ . , _ > - 4 fs 7 7 . . . . . e - ° , . hy - r) ret ¢ -- id P >hetwe. y Sivt] e% _ j Nie rm TF 2 +} 1 . thence on No. 1 ‘ny Chicago Open- Another trip will he Wo 11 te. \ Be was ; | ; | iir- and were working well, othe y- [101 ients, must e suppie- Cairo nd then g travel to rravel]l. asphalt and neret B x) Ons ff this country’s ing of this highway gives another Collinsville and Vandalia, then se ef f @ 7 . vel OC JUSTIT§G! n >I | | 1 M liscovered route to Chicago from St. Louilsand | North on No. 2 to Decatur, West th! P f " rd mile | ; There was special riticisr of PONMsiolll MStiiis every mo- ther even mile f dirt In the enh! ith to Jackson, Mi where by the Fre n 1690, and it be- all Southwestern Illinois. Reports on No. 10 to Springfleld and back on y aymen s ‘then a F ; ; + + Kineshighway and “ante te t nd ever’ pedestrian.’ road t t rkansa ne whence ety, highway t }? x furne ff me th nital of the Louisiana from motorists are that while this home on NO 4 the main route ; : : P Indian, sig- road is offictally open, yet there is from Chicago. There are numer- 220.00 Thre -Pie : ris ad oe | | AA ¥ 4 ‘ . i Aiisy¥ i . ss : ‘ aiid ‘ i ‘ Lia ‘ ‘ ’ : : ‘ 4 | ‘ ‘ eis i a “ ‘ 28 “3 a 30 yp. ent 12 "he declare is not readily visible, and ; ‘hat speed regulation should be Blvtheville. Ark South of Blythe- | lins. Hattiesburg, Wiggins, McHen-j|nifying “The First People It is still a short detour north of Effing- ous variations that can be made stuffed Bed Sulte : entinued qone Nexr Puce . rA ins 372 ai nu " | ontinued on VNexr age. "] © ss ere —-. ry Trii.es ’ ‘irt — iT i , ~~ ; f-ulifp . > r) c ontinued on Next Page. ha hecause of a bridge. ; ‘ ontinued on Nexe Page. red in an exce!l- fe of velour and 149. 15 rshall type ve 4 pat construction. Consists of large rt, armchair and arm rocker. to Cash—Balance Monthly , | | oe abinet Smoker rc Ogany finished Cab- ree cigarette ‘ clgar space. 36 R p a Effective November Twenty-sixth jtultiss | = ESSEX COACH HUDSON COACH adnate na inde Lineman, a, at o Toe Pe ete ae leer es" + Giana: S automatic reclin- = back and foot rest. $2 Cash—Balance Monthly ) : Hudson Five-Passenger Sedan Now $1795 Hudson Seven-Passenger Sedan Now $1895 All Prices Freight and Tax Extra ONS SS (hi) se OO apa ARTO ‘ LE BOER AG. grea line cm : ne 7" ne, We ncn Se 6 At ee CS a 2° re sn ONES Fe ona mo - a a ane ge {i The world’s gre: itomobile values are now priced below her Bed Suite | ° 99 [he world s oreatest aut , | p ty Suite with backs iw ™ or & re atest a ues all comparison. They are the finest Hudson Essex Cars ever in. a high-quality =e : . . mere opens tuto built. Such price reductions are possible because they are the h—Balance Monthly bination Fernery 4 Everyone Says [ --- Sales rove It largest-selling six-cylinder closed cars in the world. reed-fiber orcas Cage and Fernery. : B | A t C bottom : : . ized 1 72 : F South Side Motor Sales Co. yn hetrcap ss ropa Monthly 1720 Lafayette, St. Louis, Mo. P f O N 920 State St., East St. Louis, Ill. Rockers as 2 we §6Fendler Bros. Motor Car Co. aa Kirk-Web Motor Co. 123 Lemay Ferry Road 120 N. Kirkwood Road, wen: 47 , Imar BI. ; ' nce Mc pao <i 4 @ Barker Motor Sales Co. ni ggrerterey Salesroom: Locust at Lindell Cutoff = —Phone Bomont 3370 Princeton Motor Sales Co. e Monthly ; 2607 Bellevue Av. ’ 6912 Gravois, St. Louis, Mo. 8-30 Olive ed of reed and fiber, Maplewood, Mo.
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. , ~ ; rr " ; } } q MT lation than the morning and one other everung newspaper COMBINED : . Say .) ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ The Dai ly POST- DISPATC H alone has MORE CITY Cireu - - — =- +> sree “mon the ‘eened for arv reason ¢eemed su™.- Whr Net Drive co e-- -—— . ———— ———— s'er hound rest wu a ne . 2e¢ i 2 @@ i 2 i NRT | HUNDREDS OF MILES pnableness shou eal ee ee operator . 2 OF TOURING TRIPS Some Recommendations gramting such ense the appii- 1 a GONCRET RUAD Attractive Tour on Concrete to Chester, Ill. crenep to motorists TS Ty ieee hope Mit ceva aie anemia Ceatineed from Pr receding Fase- rests at intersections or at rail- OF ascerainin ais physical and = .. 6 2 -* ft*me a. - —, * r 3 ‘te *rTr"°a ri | eee *c ze ‘eat of them are as available -o That parking be not permitted law. and by requiring an actuai THE BANNER . = es .. N ses iafaned High- i EAST ST. LOUIS Seuthern Iilinolsans as ¢ S where it will endanger or seriously demonstration Persons under 16 OLIVE seas Beer ¢ 2 , , Daath; ° cw j : ~* > ge? e Ss ; ean e se i = - = - 2 an ™ =~ _— " » . . . | -" . — = * ~ . : , ee bu s &- + ass . . 2% -_ : : 4 ™ _» rf ~OU-8 More mpede mr ng ra or prevent ears aze : reac 4 wa Open to Traffic for | yw . not be many montis oe reasornad.e access * he sidewaicg ©Ugiifnh s&s n ® permite y cov fore completion of ro more ,.. tin or un:ceading of e- ° erate a tor ve e Radice t ba he . 5 52 Gb . 3. @a..lg « : * he ma erial ts bough: Nearly 70 Miles South r es & open up another sereS .:-tes This * prohibit the park- threegh Pest-Dispates 4 "*eres” ng t uring Yaria*‘iongs t - a? toppDin 0? "ars oO arn ar F East St. Louis | ~ $ e che East sice Une “g e ‘an a m pec n ft a a ee a ” sei ; ‘ a © -s }»* ’ " e rom ‘ 4 es- ads is No. 3 from A n ghwa 12-Mile Stretch Toward Susi Gee Metivey, WHR perl ceo erate pee , . ‘ t new te Chautauqua: Delhi, Jerse e : ct ng th re F ape: © traffic of he “ 7a - | ; aué ~ ex .¢ ‘ .£ 3¢& =| Festus rom Lemiay ‘ ~re‘¢ highway fro ~ East =" NASHVILLE Carr r e CA le * 2 .& ant >| { - i's ‘@ + ~ eh Cc = a re a vr ~*~ — . | Ferry Road Completed— ; Louls south te Chester, DL 8 ait Bids for 40 Miles More. tance of about 68 mies, ofiers ‘© ~ * & i aca8e sé 5 - . as preferad a > " 2 Mm -/* Cc m7 ax ; a ap _ , ctD GOODYE .s =| c-s iriac s ‘ od ~* s 54 ~ + : - as vr EEN That vehic should not be per- a buy Frou and ba‘ . us | ( hicageo a €s be ‘ o — 5 "os get a ¥ rem fe - 4 af 15 ; 2 Ee od r @. --_-* tec ti a 4 er - a Sp eed . »-*? mi:e@s Yr new - sock iust PR ama the Goodyear or > Presence Dacxzed wy with B&B complete #¢vstem * ser motorists of St. Louis and the East 2 a one wile ane af cae on haddectne tn ae yea oe . ee ose ©'4e8 ~ rcay P - hat e% er PDhing : 3 a * * . Coen — etmioa ~ . tan . - siento. . P > - * f+ e * ¥w 2en ap BA chads 4 x - - 4 C P res 5°, Da2.te -*¢ ha ~ « _ 9 Towrelve miles of concre’'e on Sta‘e ag : iii: sail eld) northeastward z M a . and - ~~ Vs eB c> 1wWav No & a CcoEs Ge €u 8 2oOv a ..& =~ 2 7 s - “2 ty a* - 5 Wie? = Y e . + Bases au. 5s VOTE THESE Lo | b wv. aa & os s = ' a4b644. 444460 +54 £4 O88 = » -_ ee — . _S FP. , : » . e a 8a - ~J «> —- Ty" r ‘« The S ; j : > — ~~ . 2 5 e- ~esiteae = oo “ PRICES : Tone Star Tra has ist 4obeen tractive in Seutnern 1::1me.s ss v - Nokomis ar Pana she e ALL WEA : ge ; : Nokomis and } pamaetiies | eaten ae ieee ae - WEATHER CORDS | © . thrown open to tratfie from the oniv break ‘n the concrete r.o5o0r ' STJOHN Windser and Mattoon A1.8 roau 7 « Um = ; . , ? poundari.es f céesignated safe es « leaves the Lemayiine+ amounts to anything 1s aty - BUQUOIN : intersect No. 2 to Decatur. N : TT 3613; 29 32:4: rr Storage 4 : 5 ‘ o~- ; ae: Bees > —_ r nad . es » te mes ane TOSS.ng p-aces eet S 7 ° . a ss ~~ 2 ~ s.3 Sid ws wet 6 SO we e% » Or C . > -, . 2 Werarmné -r cg . % eo o “ « # wesc ~ankakee » Bibc « a | : : Bib accord pedestrians safe and dig: ire S8Si582 ord; | $2487 ‘ Rarn> r? Gr n - * Fé - theae o @rters al , o ae A ris ‘ « _ ai & I . P} 7 . i — . i ae 2 ie etl! ee tte, fied use of such safe zones 45 ev. n@ i#miay ic es ee the dotted ne | © 1545) s..2 r ig _ S.ng p.aces 32:4 . $12.00 33:5 P e concTre.e@ On igh theanvge VMeurnhwreboro t ~ mene .. Agra 8Te@ Za>ru L e z s ‘ ¥ : ] ey : . ~~ 4 s+" °aT - & A as riFBoOoOre — ’ ’ , = - ai , . : * oo : % : ye ; ; : g*>- MISSISSIP®S — ee = 2 i * this stretch is expec‘tec to ve - “grbondalie where it will intersect S any user ©: 2 s.reecs . Radie | | 16 oars he E COAST RESORTS or highways should be prosecut Fabric’ 12 Se Cars c+ pleted by Dec. 16 the concretsa highway from East s3ULF COAST RESORIS giwa €neu.c of 2se e a rvice va = : -... * ’ e « . - - - ~ * - (;Garanteed rae erora eve.yv "rare . * + ‘ , o> — s* oe VW ae. . ‘ is 3 “ s ©as. *® 5 v3 Beyond } “ee 2.» St Louis igh Belleville, Ma Continued from Preceding Page. . “e S — Branches pe miles ef rosa to Festus which ute kawville. Ashler, Duquoin : ; aminenin facthe the | ~- ct Snowe provide acequets pee Rechargeable VT Batteries *3 ‘ scien stretch badiv ‘torn. —s . situate na pe isuia > ng Pl atsion te ae mae is caste deaihileaie Phene Nearest ty a s4eea0~s ng wre — ‘ : ss and 4 ne e ~o CalTro eo 2 fs he ey en 3 r a : me -§ a , ss 34-v elt Braach fer 1: up for grading he State high- A nar + - mete the tris * » #2 «Be 4%ve €. +h «@! dete Herculaneum. anc = 7 ee , ‘ ———— a ee. See pau ' =.5 e1 for Iperatir motor S | : ith Mag trom Hercilaneum. a5¢ 1,2 new Rickenbacker vertical = 3 S Tchoaticabouffa River. The “>iity. fer, operating a moto: $1538] Service And Tp : —- * . . » eva Wiii r , = . ame ‘ . ‘ - : s is wa . sa i’ a> a wr -Agse +¢ a — ae o 3 2 : a Fi ashe - i d = sr _ . ° ca - ~~ a r ¥ - ~~ - r = - -~ £4 we | - e ae oe as Ash a ~s Sas e - . ie — ‘+n Wee. eigu:S was ® : 4 ston cp T CK SPECIALS “Deg a4utom ie road cont.nues Df a * ‘ ‘ 2 Piston romain 9 poss.t + ‘oO 10.0! nrougn U s e he oc = 3 tes ereec Th « , a2 Ss Oo er d ine is [| exingr: . was : a: gaa a é na ae Ra : ntoyz.ca Lng .@tlors Cr crugs ' . ‘har? Si PP i mete . . : =, * i ba ~~ ‘ ; tus all winter, without difficulty raat Gillie of tnteltigen' T RACING CARS “eur: Watters | ee and severe penalties for drivin " d is @ splendid examp:e 0! _— BEAT RA oo : cm Bay to Ocean Springs. another ,. _ ce a ella a fn any weathe: le i ade ~- mmetructior On the « : riley Young . ‘ hh a..e° revocauot nere shoud be | 0 Rubber case; §- volt; 1 1-plate. RECHARGE AND RENTAL e PATHFINDER 1 4* - Cords JAA 30:3; 6.37.06 sees inet Tacstay |S? **S See Louie the cot IM PERELOUS RACE) one nad been driving like a fiend,| 20°84 Gull Coast resort Town, then), sutticieat sumber for concreting the 4@ miles of No Saba rs ps $6. i ate i ; ha a . : “ers *o de? reve roa PASSES BUS = — Continued frem Preeediang Page. passecl bas .# 2.0 BES : . 3 “oo bas ae ee ors e uc § Oi ai ; .€g 4 ae River s> cent incline and the rest of the five ‘ | rag gd Hen: SPEED LIMIT FOR > “Se a 4 . s+ . - - - - “J > » - res : — . - . a we — + . . - bas => . . > s ee ; . an " —> s -_ wee - —_ a. ~ - - - \ * + . ia id n the new a ‘ re -s vas .érve suet race es” . _ 7 aall “ = . . . ’ ; 2 F . 4 . . > Se ‘ " + - = - — " ie fo a ome north of Hillsboro and *+**** * ge onal as severe a test of the stamina of , tirecte rimar Al Tecasess 4 z. on 4 ~. fat r : VUL Ph a (ars Pusbel to Limit. . , 321 a 48 ALL - ver ~ Ss - ’ - we > ' ~~? i-* - = ? a ~ =~ - | come back into Bt. Louis ove: | Re a are and drivers as ever has)... ine simile point had been i2€ and ehould be unife 28 34 $14.06 oe » & és - aa . , . ‘ - is la , " ~ . a” ; Lemay here road, or the Pp Cal een coentestec 3 ~ r t *. inities 7 - . ’ ’ + ~- a - = “ = > ‘ A ei es @&e ~ s* ; - ‘ a ~ - - _ m - iti, ome = ™ ’ , wwe : , 3 - - — - a a 4 ,? ont ane ‘ rs ry, = “a 4 “a se os 2: ~~ = 4 ~ ‘ a r 7 re Two oS ¢ a “a. ; .*s ' da * P = ° : ; m ~ otV ws SS --+ abie ses db es ~ 4 . = as . ‘ : Be \ , Qn Lic ‘ ré@o UirTea _ erete ‘from Foris‘« to Wrie? +i US : paaie nds. hig average being .35 mi.es 4° mark the Sundaries f «uch CHICKEN DINNER OMPT SHIPMENTS . J bes . 4 : + +5 ; . . . - ~ - = ' = ~ os _ ; " : . s wt ‘ of . © = ; ‘” - s . = . t — — : . _ - bn bs — : . (“i¢x have itust veen opened ; d ri@ (@Gak LHe :.Cagd itrvMm Baal " mes Piaitis = a & iid © ; TIRE AND 5 tug _ . a - 4 ¥ ° - ~ un “ ad pe me 4 . ~ 4 - P on - - —_s ww os ‘ . ~ _ 2S : traffic on the St Louis-hansas “3 ae - > halt-we mara Sana ever e¢ 2 +i. Outed if estabush.ng e speed “HEADY’S HOTEL” erc n BATTERY s E ‘4 getter e > . = = = — " — " ° . - . i ‘ i a ‘ ‘ — a ~ . ‘ — es - i? « = . - = / Tis -_ - - -_ - — - e {f“iew HMighwar NO tis now pos- ~ 1e@rea..e! a F wo - i st €S pe J! THEEF Cars ili _ —* hen be iTV MmiBZBAWAaY WV. ec J ‘ r — Fe ‘+¢he VWississipn: QD er - Ty) #e eas anne os 4° ~ : ai ; W ENTIVILLE. MO. oad BRAN 3 ; is ‘ —_— - " fPAner e ‘he - — 25 5 See es irove mor ref ©® Bad =H” a7 #7 cess 4 YY 3 RNR ‘ Prest-0-Lite Gas ‘ . ?- ew - . Oo c } c . + - . “ vi é _— ~- : —s ~ a P ‘ : - - q onli + Qomn Pensa" or : a " s \ _ = s : . o~ —s = . . . ; e Tharies and Wentz e Wr g! Woe ‘ tedens e eccasion a «rg e iead “ec 4ered prima facie. re eca Se. Leauis om the &t. Louis end Kazsas Bt le “ » weather er trad roc are J — . —_ » . -- ud - - _ r er er . “ - “ City reed Ne. 2. Concrete all the way. mvoradDie sireet. * a ee ee 4nmete ¥. Cite “sage lacs eal - 2 , ob r . oo * as z= ——— — —_ . e »-s te iste Ty ; ~ - = ua. , - *s z - Ka 4 = = 2 — - —E —_ = — Rids were ocr ed i nua — e he a? 4 ” - ck - - a @ — ~ + ’ '_ a? - - es = ‘a ~ er ~— ~ s¢ ws e : . . ” - 7 - 7 - - s jr s e — e mies more oncre.e N . 7 - e« @ : aae - ~ anu . - 7 _ | > S se ©. 4 > - x from Wright ,s e Mor * = cre ~ 7s « a =*% het will would. you tertng the ; ~etorace. He has been put ere of Cliff Durant’s racing| “Well, what nothing you “What can tng. air? 4.In Wi rou would ed lovyaity % its manage bie and will manage his team. 9 a pn ae wee U4rmseay Wes oS a tew fee : ; a ae an ind across a pret rolling countr ers OS amc atl ; : * *klcced 3 - DO TOU Wel OIG! | 273.860 * Prete otis country pening Baker as they came onto“. det Saat baat Send me the naime of a pros- iry' weather, this variation of the .. RSE SS ee eM ee Bing he nedd to his pect for an Overland or Willys- | trip show sure * take: ae oe ; ae weg D 21 ras ¥ and c Knight, and whem I sell and de- There is nothing on the highwa aetna ‘age Pry EIS ,Oung wer ad liver the car I will pay you $10. },:9 ©“hemer ‘o her an I Be ‘ rims Box L-393, Post-Dispatch. (c)] ¢5* graces are ¢as..) taaen on Aga ‘epee ar : : > main tra the main track. with a - sound the Lam - mm « i te lll —-. w& —ie— —_— ~* " * = > ' Not Sectional But P tB Sivek ae SiMbilecubiy on! ieees ana cooshed inte the foua tl ut Fermanen Be beset adl n, pae ee Sek conan ween ny - Auto Owners, Attentioi! BEST VALUES AT LOWEST PRICES Lest ’ WY 0 T Ww oO-car bungalow ga- ane 3% } 2. f - . wv as a , 4s: “ o me a Peers ie rage 18x18. dropsiding glass * \eaaing ° . ip. SGa- . Hi f t spring mei service door: windows. er ho.ding second p-ace be a ¢ crash 4nd Was .5 . pis a Painted 2 coats. lead and oil Fietcher in third position. E. for more than i? minutes. Orms eo any color. And erected on Bermuca was the first to g - of by's misfortune was Baker's gain oe comerete pillars. Complete the Face, naving tre * negotia- and innonba took ‘the ‘¢ as and guaranteed img One oO: tne especiauy steep At the ¢r ee ee | for one 2 () -il's ‘irmsoy was imiving ~are- 1 was ng 7 ; a Ss LA - | Sit pein a2 year . fully as was Baker and = ss - ¢ 2 ) a j 3 4 ir Pine = ana : wren? = le ies : ; ae” Lockhart was ar ng f 2US.¥ The new Oak land Co yach Wit ) y y ea: . TT re ‘ oa 4 . = . = 4 — e . ® % way mark of the race, was 2 Rout Fisher is now on display in our show- ay 4 ang 4 mir — oe On e twentyr-seventh -ap De i pons, driving ® Packard, fot Ss Its beauty and roomy comfort a emergency gasolis> * The room. ts peau an cs 2 i 5 . oe ~4 oe aha e@ grar eT - eolled + ° a ; pew cen mar k an ad Vance if} coach construction as : ter. 04 ° ° ° | | ° . a i ; d Ww price 4 a impressive as its unexpectedly low price. § 3 | 23 = ~ = , : " mROUrsS 54 ; : | SERVICE. soe esc ce ee | ) aan: Sohne ‘heart tm MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO. ig age hot 2 2801 Locust Street of the race. neared. he was unable ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES SPERRENG OAKLAND CO. he Cooper Rub-Mika Battery is in a class by itself A beautié strong. leakproof case: a soft cushion bettom to absorb the oa and jolts of the road: a battery that represents the hates’ tone of tficiency and durability . ’ “2 © ~ s the Flin The Flint Six is ’ood-case OR me cae that, oY 0 o a? * S| 4 oO ws . . a | a Z . © © oY bu > > A , > 4 , ; ’ % ‘ | General Offices and Factories Cincinnati stopped ng 4 : ve 2 ¢ —— ; St Lo j ) Distributor: The Brenner Auto Supply Co ——— » Err st Stone, to dis- if ; | > 1828-1820 Pine Street, St. Loui f we Ge Se GEN 3 2- as es os, “aa ™oved = Bin = = ~“s SS - - ¢ “~ <= ~ =
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the sted POS1-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening sia COMBINED oT. LOUIS POSI- “DISPATCH ~1 Ss etn = ee - —— © r phat POETS | Fm eS REMI oo eee FOR " “A DRIVER SHOULD | _ The Newest Six-Cylinder Coach | 12 a ae : propor- h 5 scncccccccscsescsscncescccconeess = | pei a ee ee business, already high, reached new O eonoies, a) HALKER 1 errr eM ihe ohne of coach clo Il mithsillis Car Closed Car Comfort i Stn“ FREDERICK RUSSELL _5— At a Fraction of Sedan Cost Tailored to the “Individwe, duction was possible which brought r SMILES PER GALLON. | keep the throttle open only wide THE BANNE R Bus the Hudson coach actually below (Continued from last week.) enough to prevent stalling when >a {5 , ‘ . OLIVE sass 1310 = ¥ 00, ae Realize open cars in cost. Now has come 13th wher eA sane the move which brings the price Street of | ‘ —_— = mn of both Hudson and Essex cars be- ' . = . Z 7 Bg ] as Radie material is ho ee j , ~ “ ; . , low those of open ones. This sur- th ughe n . octrian r. zZ . ew Ae a ee aie MITH was filli: = toh ae the clutch ic released When the rough Post-Diapa nd ' UCOL als. PS EPO Fe ! — prising price move,”” says R ts) S meses am 4tbii Up With gBas- ee ee wy ro . - oi Li uIitV al + - - rec re 2 he =- ped a t least : | Se FF en Pattie , 4 e prediction that enclosed cars ar > Of gas mileage he was gett: i geste. ee 5 pines : \ , ' . ip ve - > kK ’ a : . ‘hI . to i. } tT) @rt Wy rf ’ > sr ’ off yy) itizen wen yor ik, a ‘ ‘SS o . ee be the standard style and that tour Haven't any idea. was the ul.fc up to the curb to let me i aq Of BNULLUNB it ; J : re r¢ } S con : WJ patt : n do Vv? rie S 7) Ls . yy . >. al ~. = as sens: tional as the drop in coach fr and opening it. pointed ¢ an ] ] re W astinege ras ‘ ntinu ai- ; Set all f g Tu ae as PP . le uction item at th , ns ly. | Sas eee reach par or p rest-0. \. ite ath ry resh # h about t5' iver’: robiem: rices is the very large reduction ‘‘©™ at the end of expenses for t NB ae P if Service that helns you and all et like the sort r pedes- : On udson sedans.”’ BY } unt "e econ ‘teries that the man if cet ev. 10 . } a} Sa E THESE Low PRICEe oo Dot gta ead md a oa The se Oak! : ; tn i aca 7 | Take Dealership in City. Smith's aia sn — gallon, D.” aE aad SO » nasted. “I'll take ee ttn Bieta nce: and coach which has just been announced and is The Roberts Motor Co., 5156 the correspond: hain +. | Your ivice, bu 1} . u one ’ pay Colum mbiag Be iirecti . of travel, street Shown in St. Louis by the Mississippi Valley Motor Co., local distri- | D¢!mar boulevard, has taken 4 month previous to that. The fig-| Dette "make the mixture as $23. 17 ee Battersn ‘ 4 one and so forth i; Juter, ——— Paced Pea: gn Ee ‘ lea d han , $24.37 a1 When you “6 ie ve - oe oie : == — , ia? deine he , i weeeeh tele } nies per n Bo: he tried thie: tea. Stet alee . ss . ; I y| 4§7 , ; } } nreeid - ; } } T ser ; a. " . . inyvsE _ . admitted a. "7 he he * - ’ . 4 no » 4 , Lai i st ‘ eae s . 4 ‘ hiai | } crn ir ‘ 7 | —— ae es ae. i - ie acrmilt nat nh ha \ . e : y LASSMOBILE makes a better car available by combining closed car comfort with open car economy at a small fraction of sedan cost. A patented form of construction makes all panels permanently tight fitting. Glassmobile cannot warp, sag or develop rattles and squeaks. Panels open wide with the doors and there is no center panel to interfere with getting in or out. Scientific ventilation secured without sliding glass is another exclusively Glassmobile advantage that adds to both your comfort and safety. These things plus beauty, durability, and the fact that a full set can be put on or taken off in four minutes, makes it the ideal all-weather equipment tor the open car. Equally useful summer or winter. t you 15 ‘ $31.68 thought of ; ~ j vdden! snped into vor ager and Harry Gluck service man- my gasoline ae ne ; getting eighteen or nineteen on 2.92 ; A * nh suc G - , ; adie see . 4 = ' : ’ sis s* +4 - Ads . ; ai ET y . “h¢ Y} i ree . ’ ‘ } | » * ; se €4FA 55 nn Remem®er the difficulty ige! The three men ne? Pe] oints nere is’ something wrongs ‘ONE rides, he said, ““but the car , you bad in stopping and how yot together for 10 years. Ro at ithe am getting cheated ; fon’t climb hills on high and tin! : , ied . —_ = vy + = S4246 « s ‘ se »& - ion - - . ~ +5 , _o 7 4 : } , c ’ . oy We as tO hethe!: VO ° .one time was Case branch m lage? asoiinée 1t10n oO}! Ne was : evs in ik) I have to choke the carbu- R di perated : Service Cars adie Batteries J in St. Louis and has been oc! the carburetor needs readine stor half the time and that wastes gound nN rT) . ia 3 ranches & Mi. gst of his wits and take you! ove ated with other automobile firm be nt. In this case it happenec more gas than I save.” Nea resi ss gees on the possibility of his Tire Price Prospect. oe Week: Fighting Deprecia- | na | ee $ 90 me gut of your way in time. Novel Questionnaire Contest. 1axium or slogan for a man work nidiew hawe teatteed ; enother brand now and the 19 : . : ‘ » , ic Pas a4 ‘UU WMaa~asVvUili =F! ; i 9 . —s ‘ : ny oh)? ° ' ; : may pe that as you are stepping S lalasenen' | baer foe -« a 4 | . . » »~ Aa - ’ ‘ ‘ = , . , - . . ° sa 4s Aas . a ‘ 7 + “ ‘ ys stop if 1K Ti [ sStire , is - Fis hi ¢ ; e + } ‘ - - 1 — ‘ £ _ : OS & bsL Ee] ra in TY) Y op ) es ; ————— bn 9 , ‘ I isne ISt Neto} \ eay U7 ms : 1, = ; se > 1" in] Rubber case: 6- - . i ner $ rvice tation. ; 1! ocust : A ; } members o the Associated Tire © pierre pagan é 4 ¥ “woyTYTrst} c ? im ty : . : . ; nmnrenr . ° re 8 nothing ct ada Ef ov las-are - +h ; woke r vet : i 8 gee reacy adat , naead +? _ntiann itp. . . — - proporton velt: 11 late - =" h re 4 ‘ - . - —_s Las PaUy . ; De ale rs w! naeaqa Lme nation- 7 ’ * s ap -¢ - *-¢ » > ae , ‘+ r ~ "+7 “ ¢ : a ee a | . ad », Abd ail As co ver! ion a y remember how ! minatic . tire paler nventic ti sible mixtu rememoper ho } oe , 1t ahan LO, mixture Can get fet the ty P : wagon. } mu ? * —_— ; ~ ~ > . 's, ‘ re@ Ji€ 4 2a TT ai wt? ’ . + "aT : ee _ ; ; : Att re frequently cau : uestions. AS J JOIN T ee ais 4+ Akro} Y > : next conven- } a2 ei ‘+ . sii 4 } riz Ce ait) 4 s 4 ; ‘driver, you are } ee. -arde , ants arfart angewe djusti: r instailing a peedo! +7 . Louis, despite a hard sOrmance with one kind : . oe ~+4 ) cr wt the size of | Well, then, Wno a: vl of tS, Bee M1. 101 eee i i ie a ee ideas: ” tC «the convention @ carburetor is the last thing to med- 47 t's going ? » be the resuit if vou 25° il bere K keen 1 . 4s ( i] S 5 4 ; ° . ° he s ‘ ‘ 4 A As AACA L “ ~ 4 vy A - 4 desire to make the tire dle wit h >? awalker, a also fail to think? Two Ha irrison. ré pair 59 Qi oint | et s 4 .) A s a* ‘ aaa 2) of a > IT members such as to “That's why T never touch ‘t pm aa "i - ~ + W rks ai; rie LIV ; aoa . wo + > 4 +i - } , - ¥ 7 , = - ‘Vu S ss mer do not make a right. and Edward Niemeier, shop boy cause the public to identify them Smith replied DMPT SHIPMENTS “By all rules of lc ogic the good 2 points The questions er as _anwepes Used Car Branch. with the thought of clean methods “Aren't vou rather going to ex A vy ‘ ; 4 a ai —\4 ’ i = , ou Butile for More than Fifty Models of Cars Including: Baick, Cadillec, Chevrolet, Dodge. Flint, Ford, Grey, Hup- mobile, Franklin, Nash, Oldsmobile, Overtand, Packard, Rickenbecker, Sear, Wills See. Clair, Willys and others. Distributed by CHAMPION BODY CO. 3147 LOCUST BL. Bomont 2383. Open Sunday and Evenings. Get Our Easy Payment Pian Dealers Ask About Our Proposition : “ } af ; . a a + i | —T? } _ t- ’ “g . , mt disadvantage to which the , Se ae ex? iepartment a ] cust boul their own expense, were: A. P. | secret . Wwhno WoO! 4 s a4 : : * ’ hy , 3 7 +h + - «2 5955 Deim Prest-0-Lite Gas iver is so frequently put when he ‘ard to handle certified exchanged Woehrle, president of the St. Louis ,,, - 7 4 rrry . ’ ~ *h 7 "7 af Exchanges and wedndeavoring to compensate for ee ' , ars. he new department will be association; Sam Chorlins, ' to | it alon br How would you treat aad an pret ony senha Bs ee eetting id mileage it’s wisdom Cabany 9368. | Lighting Equipment, searelessness of pedestrians and |. eee agi hee sa tinder the supervision of John No- president Clarence V. .* ~o 2 - ‘ al ‘ | ~~? , - 3 a A it if the mileage i the : , iS J you cant do much harm by avorable street, weather or traf- Ja eegeaany eee : ~ lan, retail le manager. ‘“‘Mer- treasurer; Alfred D. Reid, Arthur eyner!mentir lit+le ees speedomet last Thur oh Tehel os Aper.:menting a little awe . : ~ ‘? Vv. . to e Ny 49 cr Yr ") r i " se b, 4 } ’ penestsons. sees: tee ie fi a. Nandais: ] d i! iu > ishel, Roger avison, ‘ I think ] ry keeping tabs on , 7 lé Ui! ud & siti saad at rivron _ } . - kh, Atria 99 ~* Vary , ° , é : ‘ 2 it ae ‘ . : i i Aiitd i Tri oY ] PU il ea \. Wyner, Li B weort. . 4 expenses, Smit ) Ac . a a “T"}} ‘Racing Driver Buys Garage. stopped workin at's the Kin Tolan In the + au obile | Cohen tart ts ) ms ; ai j id i . a \ ail Jad . earfTar ele bt ta ri? fc , le #+- ’ Harlan Fengler noted "Ot of people you are, etc tc." ere te hav art NOW witn this tankful of gas.’ st > a3 =ti ) eF. 95 7 > i ’ : ’ il ~ % ‘ a+ sia’ . ) fC - : LO Im @] née | i. . , - ® | ' ~ + ™ ae P ® Which | - tn Tells of Industry's Growth. You'll find that by checking petrack driver, has bought 4 v- nuemes ; — ; _ dise ars from al] be - ee : : rs) sania k . , se i the cost of onera " far ¢ ° at Hollywood €al. but } would vou use to G CUuUSi trict } 5? TY icTiy / la eee y ? Cc ineé mrTr) ine Aut ymobile B isiness and a7 : — —- ai there ety i a .c —— a 2 : . si ail. c 4 aU 4e > s : - - o ss . . charge of Cliff Durant’s racing 7 ? iy is past when that can be don aloae with the vara thet he con’ why your car will start .* ae i 4% ~~ a : c Y ” thi , "77 : ° +} a7 9 , Or , = a - c mae 7 } “7 - 3 ~“* ~ +% rf c r ) } tT by & Tt 2nt Prt © yarn can ft . * sable and will manage his team. nothing you want, is there t The car buver today must be Friday night by Capt Robert E. afford to _ ee , quicker and run better if “What can I do for you this morn- treated iu n he ew car buy. Lee, manager of the St. Louis Au-;| ~~ +a r youll his - esl eee a ea seat tomobile Dealers’. Association, to| YOU memo book to prove that h you putona GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER TREAD MILLER CORD TIRES . ass o@ ai sem \ APS 2 ' i * i 444 ¢ ‘ c r te 4. In what way do you think clean used-ca: owrooms n the fourth degree assembly of the | “#2 : s0 Smith 5 . ; haa 2" ; k . a ™ | + oe - Auto Owners, Attention! "01. would be benefited bw contin- round floor tha ‘ill create he Knights of fi Sharmbus at tne : Ke} 4 nis -4 GEARED TO THE BROAD _ * or? — . - 2 : _ ini ST een Oormeter +h BEST VALI ES AT LOWEST Prhit Es 1a, lovalty aa! this business and to e.3rne s mos at’ r , kn ¢ © Wy - } Knights ‘ f Columbus Hal! Lee i vi an Lne gas tank for ; 30x32 Cu her. Ce OE ie eter am ee ORR + —— vy . : i a fow dAav ‘i ieee; "Ford. en ite nanagement’” Ai } —. . There also 1 said the automobDile business had sib eg lays —and then made a re- TE oo er mg Size Lord. ity; o ra s assca dal 226 * oes - = - - . ” r > shea ort Tt we ‘ana _ a " SOx3 Oversize Cerd Jumbo. —— | “ nad econ eens - SIM . What time is rhe tne @ lar stocks f recon lition grown from a few thousand cars in P 6 ie $8 — aus aa ane , ; = | Six4 a. 8 Chevro uperior : eS “se P ne - the entire United Statoe } 7a Pays On) i Wa irprise: to earn % ; ‘ y ee@es : 32x4 - a P va) L ‘ nas Tv) I a 4v4é - > La in - * a LU . Deigse “Old Models’ Y: SB a0 that he was only getting about Entirely automatic — »S.... 320.85 | 33u4 = = . inmtec ' , tr for the city of St. Louis wa hi | watal '. f 7 ; ” — — pfs naw ah : the customer or ft 1e iirm : H ea Cor was oftes a } stock Essex touring car, which heat So he tried that too ht front does it all. | | F. S. Cords plete a sear curtain...;... 00M 7. What is your idea of a good ‘actly the same cost as th as0n by 26 minutes the time of the fast- he reported that he | Thi , | Cu es 3013 % I iin between EF] Pe and Ge 4 vty , aes ink of the time and Worry 2 4 ALI 30x34 Cord Tires. . Hx s rain { >T) PF as0 and San on five gallons The milen 2 is of i 32x LL 20x3%, Star Cord, Oversize. brie $5. Antonio, Tex. The car made 680 ee a m wa you can save your peace 234 NON- e 30x34 Fisk Red Top Oversize, rm ’ still below par. He was puzzled mind year after year. 3434 SKID Straight Side 13] a r he minn¢t+s , . , w . ACME WINTER TOPS miles 11 16 hours and 63 minutes To exnlain ¢: him whv the m! ¢ | ALL pa ~~ 30x3% Penn. Vacuum Cup Cord, 88.95 elapsed time. The run was made wa: * ee 1 shan! - 35x5 ‘OS baix4 Peon. Vacuum Cup Cord, ls — ; * 7 Tv. - on “ -« . ‘ ‘ Minutes Bix4 32-33 Tubes me — | Ww siding ass windows made for partly to show the good condition at, hame ‘ Packard Six and Packard Eigh: ASK : Bomont 3350 De kei ae en a ee are both furnished in ten body Rouge pian nin 13, to tle up [fv types, open and enclosed. THE MAN | the winter. The cargo, taken or Packard's extremely liberal at the Ford docks at L’Anse. in time-payment plan makes pes- WHO OWNS - MOTORS t DAHA | CPPt, Michigan. is a product <¢ sible che immediate, enjoyment ONE ve the Ford sawmills there. In add!- of a Packard—pwurchasing out ——) tion to the lumber carried in her of income instead ef capital. hold, the freighter carried a deck load 10 feet high. aeeet - PO AB gt BR MR 4 ~ epee %, COMET LAL 06 Niger mbar See Orme, - + oe es AE Bc be NO WY DE ah ON ciabhiaatiis Eten a Te er New name pier. * ,
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bea “BY wy. PNET ALE: oy. £ Ps ae ers yuent’S * vain ak ‘het ae a OS $ f Siem £0 Rn FO tg al eres 22 ca eet ~ xe oR CARIN ce Stee aycim .=- If tires ae ret goalie —Fine Coach Work. n the eng rv ’ ‘ . 7 Is “Sey as Certain mit ro ned . waive ean =..: Pessimists in ee wanes ; owe Se ee Wil Be Better Than exit ats it ~» ; - _ - a —~ e r PG wy A be a ror a°er ss? c i « a ~ - ~~ =~ = Y ad = - . Zz ; . ae . echar adrance nts wt —- - - > . ~ - - _ and -_ © = — — - > he oe ~~ ie | -~ea rro,f = D co « = “= _ ~ + oan ~ _ - & — 2. +S ee” = 4 s : r®a =- -. 30x5.77...$28.75 $490] ~- 33x6.20.. $29.40 $6.65 Ruy Geedyear Tires only frem az ; = authertzed service station and be as- _ my sured ef fresh steck, fair treatment and ase eRe a factery guarantee. Ins 3815 + Slii.2S 33x46 3414, $24.95 . om Nixé 150 06 Bx 44 "7:7. wWx5 31.45 ae . 72x36 17.95 Santi 2435S 3355 °2.98 : 3823*% = Goodyear Oversize $7.35 rire “GOODYEAR R PATHFINDER CORDS Ww waning 1 Was, ... 765 ix Si2z1Ss Xis4 $13.95 states vass 3333 + aL 3S Stx4 1340 3434 14.65 sae aaemsiai Deliveries anywhere. Mounting Free. Parcel Pest Shipments Prepaid. : OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS = >t CABANT CONTINENTAL AUTO SUPPLY CO. “*=**" s means 5333-37 DELMAR BL. e year “a a Town Has Su - 2 ase = ~~: — 7 ~ °° 2a. — ero i i-ure of = S : on nn dia Y — 2 ™~ in ‘ mocels stand out strongly among the Hauoon tires and either cisc or natura! > cars at the Closed Car Show. wood wheels, are b: Te x everyone prefers. i he extra c And this Hupmobile beauty lasts! Select slight as to be almost n ne equIpm er* Neari: es harge is so 5 vere 22.08. HOmina ether the Hupmobile in the nich specia! blue, or the equally striking beige (tan) You know that no car at anv ; | : - the Nupmobile price affords Drive it in the comforting knowledge eet Menanabile's snechenics! that its Duco finish actually grows more woe ‘ anc ,ow costs. .O™W i? ts alien lustrous with age. lead CREE ceo in stMaing appearanc Weber Implement and Automobile Co. ALPwMRILF IMSTRIBI Ter «is F ivi 19th and Locust 5000 Gravois 3116 Locust BI. ASS LATE DEALFR Laeeust BI. Gee. Secbrerider Seifert Wetter (ar (e.. 196-64 lIllimeis Ar. East . Leai«. I'l Tharede (ute ‘e« 8S lt. Jeoey Highiand. I! Car ag ne — a Trii Vs Aete Sales & Service. 19°! Sate \ . Granite (ler 1 andinach 7195 Manchester = Per a? 67 S$ J AR OWNERS AV ERAGED | ne 11,273 MILES ON A SET OF TIRES | 7 HE small gasoline pares ee of the Star Car and its freedom from expensive repair bills are supplemented by unusually low tire replacement costs. Sixty-seven Star owners drove 755,300 miles on 67 sets of tires, an average of 11,273 miles per set of tires. One owner replaced his first tire after driving 2 ,000 ) miles, and after driving 31,000 miles, is still using the two original front tires. Many others drove upw vards : of 15,000 miles before replacing tires. tis ewes Genes ee Ask the nearest Star dealer to show you why the Stat RESHMAN Radio R ' is reliable and more economical. : F and we are fortunat : > Iwo NEW voRK , This Set ha DURANT MOTORS, INC., NEW YORK, N.Y. : ms Dealers and Service Stations throughout the United States and Canada ectivity, : . FOUR GREAT PLANTS AT ELIZABETH, N.] LANSL™ MICH. - OAKLANI RONTO gasolin ai SPALDING MOTOR CO., INC. ST. LOUIS WHOLESALE OFFICE BURGDORF MOTOR CO. : ae te 2 3205 Locust BI. Oe a 2719 S. Jefferson Av. 2 : : i : MISS t RI TrWwiI~s crry aeren ce STILIVaN WOTOR 1O.. Sala hina Bn e 4 phe Lz * — a4. ‘The cuss. | En ee. eee Sones leek oO CAPITAL CITY WAGON CO, Ainon. It | | : > = wae BELMONT MOTOR cn “th Teed igo “io jef*ersan City. We. DAVIES WOeTOR (0... East ™ 4} « weTekt a. ~ — set Park Av. St. Lewin FRANK COMPAS, Keise. Mo. CARTY MOTOS CO. Beason, Lous ! > ene an : yes a: Gane ke” ae o, © @& SUNCALS ATO PRIS 6 & ~ No one LOUIS H. ORTGIER Granite Qi reN «(ITY Mote Storage Battery, - ia co Robert«riile, We. 4 =! ~)N. o- Cisy. Ei i i . - : e :- x 5 ‘mores: Cc o.. Oak- ee . rn See ae 2 ceili alana scam GARAGE. irr @ - ; sO ,ES, ore equipment. “——- . : ~ seek | | ceeminek “tealeieih Co.. Ferge BAKER a . 1 meat . = : ° . Ling ll a ; iran whe 2 = - 2! a : VERY tx it of S, does it t keep — “-_*. 2 W . Pars 7 2a ORTH © »: Ne Mail Orders os “Bp” Batteries Kresges == “14-15 Waskingtes Av. ~~ *& aaa teal ie ih’ Wie tabeeen in| Win tov’ dik ili tae Sl ae wiping off the windshield glass with one hand : sixes. dis reine wlette has «ix seats in the rear whue trying to dmve with the other without hitn koe. Se.gium. :s | wn oe oa, 3o other cars and jay walkers? Eleetrie OTR FIFTH awnet Windshield PRE-WINTER CASH SALE PRICES ON Cleaner rn tell STANDARD MAKE TIRES | en your car and drive in safety and comfort b wate while you drive. Let us instal] one today. : ww Efficient 2 Economical Aerial 4)! Feesh. lean. Gaprenseed “Steck [TYrect Frem Marw‘’erctcrers _ a Fao $5.75 Tixé4*. ‘ ord S18.45 : 6.95 295 Cerqd “It's Cord 19.19 Fine 3 F ao ~ - or s - an ’ aw tay 5 (ard =7 - rner Produc Servieal =e" 14.40 Cord 13> Tubes TES Stewart-Wa r ts . poe 5 LA on aed FREY TTY DELIVERY - 24 wert NTTNG “whe sMPTTIONS. aT Station We Stark oamtroe h ete tee no Soar —— VA sar | - a te if x : “SS STATE TIRE CO. >>". ! PO Prec ain Ma appearance of | ’ ™“anda,’ Xaer ens Lib TST STREET —_— e-9* : ms n> yA ntenella “MATT ORDERS PROMWPTL) FILLED ON 167 THEPORT - 2 STAR SEDAN ~ STAR MOTOR C
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‘a ; 7 a Rees Mates 3 P - ee: Che Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulat-on than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ste - RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT -:- —— . ? “oe a ria eee “A eset agent 9 gg compe er BOs Ay 9 a tre Sa ee Ye . = : . = , vh Economical lnsuiator. FOR T ‘enna sho) —. fo P= ; : -. '. insulator can be made ina should be as long and as high cisco to Honoluiv as a “stunt” he red Bc ° biimuia ' — a ‘ AS DOSS]! le . : ‘ ’ . i. «an to the bid Sever overload the “A” batter: aaa ae noped it could be made. He re- one of the navy’s new type plane ) aoe ER , BOSE OR - at a ‘ garded the route from Honolulu to in s! ys, aS compare: ith th Post - Dispatch Radio ‘ P , 5 * ! | 7 ' ? 28. Vin \ . » - = 4 : 4 : . ui hii ; ‘a : Broadeasting Station / ae cl te tha P : ; —— + IK > D - i'How Passing Stree rS and $46 Meters =| Household Appliances May IMMEDIATE DELIVERY oF Pe ses. a sas aga: 400 10i40, 11:80. 132405 1:40 meee: for your Christmas Trade on 1-A. Hood (Repaid §-Volt, | ee : he discarding terest to the Middie Wes Many of th .s heard in the CROSLEY RECEIVERS A OSt- OF Ot her Crosley, Day Fan and Work Rite : Rit t tree TA, “EB : og Fe pupplied by _ Market | \ioua speaker or telephones of 4 (Excepting Trirdyn Neutrodyne Receiving Sets. > —— —— . ee FREED-EISEMANN RECEIVERS Cunningham Tubes, , > \ great d f mic nie noise vuniliery abearates. St ae (Excepting Cabinets and Loud Speakers Manhattan, Herald, Thorola and mellefa been a wag i | wk ve ise alot ee Sunday—Silent Jectrical disturbances coming f FRESHMAN MASTERPIECE KITS Thorophone Loud Speakers. quatinted through the Pp. me ‘ : : Bie £ - ié¢ é Die ; ae : Put columna *st-Di - Tr = ‘oception. inet or eise sii i ri-T? ropnon : aso oe _ ee ie eatin oy Pe . uM: , “Page. us ! ane sl WCK—273 Meters jood ath r the | me ny ok thee CUNNINGHAM TUBES Erla, Frost, Remler, Bremer : t of solder and touch of flux, | Broadeasting from stage of | antenna entirely from the receiver. EVEREADY A-B-C BATTERIES Ty, Burpee, sg See, Se : {or The ’ j DO ’ Huvers« mre {Nets shipped within 4 to 6 days) ee — oe ~~ © RP a ee , ee ee Fe ee . . ts, MUSIC MASTER LOUD SPEAKERS — — Radio Products, as HAYNES-GRIFFIN SUPERHET Parts BALKITE “B” ELIMINATORS AND CHARGERS ay and Tuesday —— “i ower cit hrough thei : Special i Vv fF £4 @ Ea Gga\.. ccrestera, ivanterasc | aaa A Complete Line of Parts and e } . } 4 ; ; card re ome of t) — + o, Irces if radio e ° ° — $ 00 4 AH OV i ope ot the areata eee Supplies for Immediate Delivery — ee —— a se sa ae S atned we —— : or a OR Ady » Size | on Voor a Ye | uity plece of apparei = ae If you haven't a copy of our illustrated Catalog R-22, | | pan T ich interested when disturbances . DEALERS! GET OUR PROPOSTTION i i “B” Batteries ee ee 7 | 18 b ini ine . from these sources are experienced, |} PIONEERS IN RADIO — FIRST IN MIDWEST | . TES be for it means to them a defect in | # The Brenner Automobile Supply Co. ; , Kres es FRONT c their system with its attendant . | 1143 | a aoe | |HESENWOOD-LINZECO Phoeas, Bement nS Or snows, does it 516-IS Washington Av. fore, at all times willing to , ; 1828 Pine Street windsh ee busy : Senet LeSlepe | ‘he trouble. J matter of fac RADIO MERCHANDISE NATIONALLY KNOWNCE GUARANTEED inds ield glass with one hand —— sepia iin, Boca ot Rg ey 2. gem ney’ all tik ee saber cath WHOLESALE-RETAIL- ap er without hitting — y (ae oe ener | 1129 OLIVE ST.St Louis.Mo. . ; A A —a jOy to radio lovers. “eg Agen Ot: ee a ? cy nl Effic t ers ‘mall portable loop receivit ts Es | LIWE 5654-5655 L: ee and Economical Aerial § The Stromberg-Carison Neu 3 a ot vers ‘uz trodyne Receiver has a record = , 7 me > OO ce SO 8g of 7400 miles on the Loud XE DOS RIESE — ‘ c~ . Miiiety end comfort. ft ae h —————— | peaker made by L. P. R. Bean cal power. such os abe tie us instal] one tod : ) 7 f Sydney, Australia, who | ,.i., ee ee . ne today. : | aa if : heard Station “K. G. O.” at i i i pate . NeAerialer Antenna Needed & a See ha Oakland, California. (Farther ee A DI . a ae +h, : afi eneraco c ; anoiner ; — e esa than from San Francisco to sie o ¢heuten Se eee M DAN HYLAND’S Gas Why vay London). omnes ot toes ee UDIOn wart-Warner Products S : \- (igs Ses \ $10.00 or more § Pe m ese sources ar newh:; . r 3 ~ e # i. -_ ey 4 on ‘ a = ry 6 ‘y ‘ . + | ev ‘ ‘ rs a rvice PRBCEEEED to have an} a | ; Kills Distortion Station } 4 * . ~ A... 4 ca } ‘ 7 > . ™ : . I ’ itu NG ? ‘ rt (jjide- 3206 s a : aerial spo the Set the dials tO giv em points to ' Thej functior y rec vir p——— ¥ queais al ¢d howls Enables yo 2£06-5-10 Locust BI. appearance of ee ee tune in on stations you wish. £ eee sacar i — | A gp get aap oe einen . . ‘ * . i ae : uis- . tiie . ; : . t! a ~ ‘) {al aice , / ee 7 S %,% . mtre > UmMe accurately ; — ”. ? eceiver. H built-i ouc “Ho! tat} ; - | ey Se Pe ll, Bomont 60-61. St. Louis. Mo. Bee 2) your home? a ee Hoids” a station indefinitely ie. tm ecume call | 7 vleonialins egy weston: esagii ° > ' a = ; ad Chimes Just ig without further adjustment. ~, e-# * L.A ntenella B’’ Ratteryand Battery chareer. sparking moparat sick »4 ny ; - .* ; j i , i i a '% Ser J “ > ? eliminates all ar , Writ muta ee rmet Adam-Brown Mahogany. Vrite s aT we 1 arra ee ee is amazing $ 29 unsightly wir- oy eS nt ee ae : si — vedi ‘ om & ’ i, have to use sole Fits any trans- ] ing, lightning | Uv naeit , fre L r) ‘ ‘en micro- ? ~ “3 Ae forme: : For Sale by Ali , today at your favorite Phiico Service Stations and Radio Dealers @resters, etc., and precludes , ;, rads and able to carry the cur- Suy one t . P Stromberg-Carlson Telephone 7 ' REE = — aie” tue Chas cons Be porsibiiny, of | dangerous De Re Mig. Co rk ca eaves ae : aerate: IBATTERY EXCHANGE, INC. us) €*013 “canary bird” re- i fora-tola Building. , ‘ , , New Vork City. : a 2 If any further information desired, phone Bomont 945. e | | ANTENELLA is not only a rea! distance getter but gisco successfully overcomes static an- Boyances. At your dealer, otherwise send purchase price and you will be supplied postpaid. _ | ‘ 4 e In choice American Wainut of ii Reine Rm eS ie “pe _ — a lt lll Stromberg-Carlson DEALERS STIX.BAER & FULLER | =: QD a Ra a “4 c Lcress | eruhinatae aie ay ee | Se .. ps wp = | as Write for full partic- 14 : oe ‘ddition a smal , 3 7 ee ulars regarding fran- GRAND-LEADER ‘aeeaer ae eS : . Ps chise for selling the 3 | : : , ead most remarkable re- ceiving set on the market. A few terri- tories are still avail- Announ¢ mk a d Cc O PER SE POOR poet aad — — > ke ee i eres see ae able, but act quickly. FreshmanFive-Tube [9 0: gg an ( BYERAGED @ po 4: Receiving Set | onc | Ns Z pr r Control are ensive repair bills are Special at fax levators, and the ignition nyster ° | THERMIODYNE tire replacement costs. | : suiriams, ‘lemietinn Gee ae ULC Qn fl ASY 1—Piek up the news- it ch wire of t current suppl; — 7 (55,300 miles on 67 sets nanet. biles per set of tires. OU can get a station on Thermiodyne ina second’s lick of vour watch! No fussing—no lishing —no guesswork. No more live- ° Wind thie aie handed” operation—just ONE knob controls Thermiodyne. you tent: ta aie Think of it!—a powerful six-tube radio receiving set with a single radio program. a | A Satrtrh TT id » contro]—calibrated in wave lengths instead of meaningless, contus- : others drove upwards 3 al =f b-® cr @ : , : re -air Thermiodyne will get i. Point Thermi- p : Wither din ee ee as ing degrees. Lf it’s in the au Pheri ' g sdiyne's ane g tires. : lime of the system, ets Distant stations come In instantly and clearly, with never ally ifi- the wavelength | PLANS FLIGHT FROM | terference from local stations. You get any slalion you want al ex- hinted. . Se case . actly the same point every time. | okey RESHMAN Radio Receiving Sets are in great demand U, S, T0 AUSTRALIA 9 tI | | ly set. regardless of price, that contains 3 stages of CLICK! The sta. . ; | : | Thermiodvne is the o7 = ; and we are fortunate. indeed, to be able to offer them at sheer, A sd yeaa eon ape eae Detector and 2 stages of Audio } requency. Four verniers tion *. in. NEW YORK. N.Y ; this time This Set has all the major features, such as se- "ae yom Hominy are provided to refine the variations in broadcasting and regulate volume. | ‘ ae | lectivit : learness volume distance—and is fully Suaran- . 2 Every set unconditionally guaranteed by the manufacturer. Any accessories the United States and Canada ectivity, Cieada > ’ Correspondence ef the Ammemiss > raat av be used ATi 4 ‘ | HONOLAILU, Nov. —The visi Inay de used. _ , ph . ICH. - OAKLAND, CA! rORONTO, teed by us. of the United St fleet to Hi: Go to vour radio dealer today and hear a Phermiodyne. Have it demon- BL wallen on@ A ee strated against anv set. regardless of cost. If you ve arte a — Hu ’ . : a . a . he made the occasion or the firs on . : . ; - . - nih “ge 4 : t iC. ( . ‘ vne wou { ma e an RGDOREF MOTOR CO. Freshman Radios do not howl. whistle. or have any dis- -pund-the-Pacific light onder pigs ate: Hop feryi ne nif % ally he irdr 1dio The rmioa' h are exrceptiona Airistmas iit. 2719 S. Jefferson Av. plans whi Thermiod yne Radio Corporation, Plattsburgh, N.Y. e after driving 21,000 ‘Ae: * . . ° 3} @ ht . miles, is still using the i ut “i \ wl show you why the Star : a rs igre tine ote ~ - PA ee Men ae eeanemeny, “ wr > Ld de ssiamsere sca 4-9 idl ~ aaa : ‘ aa ad TRS save = “ wi ~ SY ‘ " Seas * ho ae De ee ee, a Re ied eed ee a eee em "7 Ree Gee a Te as A sae wey ies 4 v & “ ‘ ¢ lee vs * wore ans = a oF ' Po i! 7 ; ( | a 3 tortion whatsoever. Dials may be logged for future recep- by t! e inn ne | | tion. Set has standard equipment—five R. C. A. tubes, one 7 RB SALES co HICLE SUPPLY Co. Cait® 9 loud speaker (Manhattan), one phone plug, one Interstate to tl eee Granite QurEN crry MoToR (00% Storage Battery, two 45-volt Burgess Batteries and aerial ee a aeeae aed as é GAKAG! Pies NINe? 2 JON Her nd 7 . , . been given the unofficial! ore Rosticlar: ii 7 s Le CO bairt eid, equipment. of the “oo army and navy O:1- Price $140 eas, Met . | ] ficials her | Ise OTOR CO a 2 : . _- ° A flight in four sections is con- Without accessories " AKRISON " rok CO. es f T his Set wil be installed in the home. with accessories, for $99. t templated: San Francisco to Hono- tt acc and { tn) Honolulu to Manila. Manila S # ie a a CERES z om ne 4 ustralia and Australia to Hono ult All will follow commercial! ‘ | 1U . i (0 2 sa! ~~? rit) ’ ates VMVOorOk bet) ae SnD inn. Gere Coe iha efi “ Callen +a Anna. ! GE. Sparta. ! ~ <3 . AR: Deferred Payments Can Be Arranged Siivem Ween ceed dai Rodgers, U. , * N.. commander of the naval air forces here. said that while ne i considered the hop ,rom San lraa- |
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ne other erening Pie ip: spaper COMBINED AMATEUR AND EXPERT ef SEND TODAY 5 - " Lsepeotladic ai? i i> — rst : , ~ . Ls C_irt amiontnan tre morning ana ¢ i ry ST LOUIS POST OSPAICS The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulal an ihe morning and os .LOUIS POST O.SPAICH y ast ocleaaenpmamiee ait unteitimmmincasesnd , 4 EE: - a ere a - - —— Se ——= = ———————— ee ehh $ . Bie el aa acammmaae ee ee Fai q °° i ° ~~ ‘ eee fe eee Fee ee ef : . i? . AAST YSTEM emgth woita +t » pre * Geimaa;. Try Ware’ i.eeluo ns Pi | 4UTO-BROQADCAD: S j= ie sed also operating azy other . ‘:@TIm 20 Ternmest race ex . ves « Tie fire: nex of the newWiy ‘B- «eneaker or teiephonmes & 4 . 5 se tam When 4 r . RA cg. SAzOF = tr ist *°vs- Ese ih 1.3 meee : Wh + Ue Cae aaa - 7 ’ «+1. [ast Dlag *s ectracte rom iss ; 4 e r od i €.24 pet i. 4s SS " é , - - — = as ep distant receiving 15-s is adcastinz over Gemmon electric within ac e | meeting — __g-tnity o=tineuished 4 ne : > : St; ss. The imvrention —_ —— peel = ta ip = the America: 2 of on’ How Greeks Use Radk : DON'T DELAY ah : er of scts.| Because the Greek 1a aot at ee: 2 > RANSFORMERS thats meant for You! , Only Frla audios amplify three Remier — ee | aap eee we wats. | ~the Cl eee it cca - Costliest design does it. Great: | “sno tes if W. E. FUETTERER Deiter Canam BATTERY & SUPPLIES CO. 2123-25 Locust St., Saint Louis .¥ ~ ™ : ? eo? 2 — A + 2 Don - ~— TR fies 1 Acn Ld t eh Reg Si — A a - ©" ear “Kade &e Mail” Frice Li«t 3 . ‘a.\0@ Feu Mone Leek ea! thew . r. rPIS9 f roe. rn --- z ron - -* +ref« Pr USI Tess 8 uses ve na Siecle Tebe f ir-Ret rE : % ‘ ‘. »* : = ~~ — —_— = www ~ ae oA — - -, r ao - _ rian Three-Tube ( ir-Ri: s% 2 fu ‘ trandee “beet s— as— Ture 3 = wuse. esp 2 reer A4 ui «fe wr “= ye a — 7 : i 2 .* A j o => 3 18 - ey S e ~ 4 . . 7 - ° " z - Ka vac “B" E cries, 45- sc" 8 We De Pane! Firers , 3 Se acai. all we a a ‘ S- aah 4 Tape Peis bg : eS + SAMPSON RADIO LAz riy er firms are iz zt ei ~~ Pier LR. ir- " ‘ Lm a & * fe fy ~? af Largest Bak etri be ~ sf a4 % + at s U iy ™ The Vi ox >% 4 — -- , 2 nad - = ey “s s fi a2 a . ? z. i? ee cl &- 2 . a ce Lae anlnd ae a _ Me ee ak ee st Reena FS Sg Cae Os plain, | APR 3 a fs a el ae ANNIVERSARY SALE AT OUR RETAIL STORES ANNUAL BARGAIN FROLIC FOR RADIO FANS Each year we offer to our many customers this profit-sharing sale of standard Radio Apparatus—for One Week Oniy—after which al! Apparatus offered in this sale goes DO YOUR BUYING back to list prices. NOW FOR XMAS AND SAVE MONEY O33 er FRESHMAN MASTERPIECE LOWEST LOSS—LOWEST COST bive-tube Radio Frequency Keceiver— Clarity. beauty. volume. distance. economy. simplicity and selectivity. The gereatest value ever offered in a Radic Receiving Set. Specially priced S 7 $49.75 = | for this ‘‘omyNete with five tubes, storage battery. ~ale “fi” batteries Ru 4 is 5 am? boud Only 50 Sets at the above price. ssa 5 “a : yy ee eee CR RI Si ERM ab ll, 50 Jp I ame low: enero. Sis eth f Pee artes eae fie gee Regs Sah iy Ax Famous Echophone 3-Tube Licensed Armstrong Regen- erative Receiving Set Crosley Type ¥ One- Tube Receiver We have 35 of these last year model | These Sets were manufactured by TH! ‘ RADIO SHOP of San Francisco and ™t one-tube long distance Receiving Sets formeriy priced at $16.00—during this sale. with each Set sold at the above price, we will give 1 WD-12 Louis. national distributors. Are contain- ed in beautiful mahogany cabinets, detec- tor and two-stage amplifier. and will tune from coast to coam on loud Erery Set is brand-new and in oa gem S Ss pee a 10c PUSH-PULL AMPLIFYING TRANSFORMERS—rand. Priced, per pair $6.95 : E HH] a ane Gained of \”° AND "B" BATTERY Hi DEUMKTERS— a STANDARD 43-PLATE VARIABLE CUNDENSER— 98c ssenion $1.00. Priced ot 4S9c BS | Capacity O01. Priced at AMPLIFYING TRANSFPORMERS—Ratic 5 te 1; ; a “STANDARD LOW LASS VARIABLE ©(ONDENSER—This is of 0005 “Mghiy nickied $1.98 : | spacity snd ts vernier low lows; compiete with dial «and $2.98 WOUCNTED CHYSTALS—These Crystals are “HOT ALL OVER.” a | pointer. Priced for this aie “periai af. each 4c r § GENTINE MICA FIXED CONDENSERS— 9005 to 00° 29c BINDING POSTS, INSTLATED Tor— : apactiy. Priced now Recular If: cock, sow 2c . _—_- — , ee —_ -= -—_— > =o Y - rife ~- *>+2 + 4 * ~ i> ~ — wv. 2 - r= —— ~ 2 z S ‘ azZz?racT = — - — — - = - ar am . Le. 4 a — 4 ~ - - _ -* Sol — =e A ot Suv —— 4 = ~ | pueneemenatiniteenil = PS NE TT sai ———— --- eT oy = — - _ > W with - n a4 2 QUESTIONS AND ANS -tube Hi ns ha T - ~ . z ba L ise ~ 3 3 oo — . ca > > a : = : ef — a —_ - RP Tt —s . QD.A ome an ¢ a wn + . A ortaoke 4 4 4 2 = = 1 i “4 ee? 4 4 ats ; Im" Amc wht Oo - le a “a > vr ’ Guns 44 4 os 7 . es : - . = " @ — . — - - “= =? = = ~ - © vy >? a7 ee ee | pe ———4,3 43 5———— CUBA, CALIFORNIA AND CANADA SLEEPER MONOTROL GREBE SYNCHROPHASE SS ne Come in and investigate our special] Christmas offer. For the first time in the history of radio broadcasting, it is possible to get the best Set without making an exorbitant down payment. Terms as low as $30.00 down, on either of these Sets. Other Sets as low as $10.00 down | DISTANCE SIMPLICITY PERFECT RECEPTION Before rou get any Set. CLIP and MAIL This COUPON ___The Rudolph Warlitzer Co. od Re Please mail me rour FREE Beekiet on “HOW TO CHOOSE 14 RADIO" Name ° iddreas ba dee a This booklet discusses every question to comsider and describes this years twenty-four improvements. “ARES -™US'CAL INSTRUMENTS -_ = —- BIANOS - ORGANS - 1006 OLIVE STREET ae the air, 1MK, asb™x — lay League H a 4 ton was instal here is a new oo . . a* oat eft.” M. Menars can ae ate lt is possible that ro hed by mail ot Le Saas “From ae , (Basses-Pyrenees) France. | tea! y “all bi th rning of Nov. 13, $CJC | combined his hater Grores, Me. owned by physics at th atput Mosby. worked New Zealand ef Paris with B” battery was put on, while Australian amateurs. Z-4AK) investigation, ing perfect results at 45 volly rked at 4:15 a. m, Z-4AA at with its great second thought is that the § am. Z-4AG at 5:40 @ m./ 1590 he pre speaker may Be “freezing” Cat $.30 a. m. and A-3CM at “Branly tube” he higher voltage. since you 2 n A ef these StaticrTs the reception results are O K on phones x nave tubes of the 139 or 299 ‘he soft tube explanation & more proGable, as this is a CGMNENENec-.--¢rs' Associati = — 32 - ault. 3. While variable coz vary as efficiency, having greater energy losses f others, it is not logical that could abeut such a great change in I would say that some off 44 io. As ee e® : posing an untuned an~ ¢ ‘ » »« -¢ nis idquarters in -eiving set for a certain me 3 ‘hieago is the first city &@ mer the little echeoner nited States to have a radia gal mission. The commuission is rst. to improve radio t : people of Chicago, and prevent hostile and of Richard Uod- or stion of broad -asting » nesie institute on Seption. be con- - neriod of two rears Little Things That Helga = z summer Capt. Mac- One of the most useful pl la siall the station per- building receiving sets are of - ; a — .* be sitpated wma!!. round-nose trpe, withe moTy & : ‘ - -~-* as 94 degrees north The wreroner war * “tsa 4 : ana would Gn- : . . ; “+ — to first make the joint ap tigat ped Wha appa = ; . — > ane tsiea > Oss] a ina ther use & ad ,2u 4 Ba » -4 aaa = . . ” ‘ a ; » te 4 : i ae ions »4 na _ tre ide . Re sia m uses -mere = : re joint $ ; ria tions . " . P . = ; . — oS ' iii ‘ 2" ed’. which ts bellered ive nz ia is anh antenn ny - nd westward apa ify = m wWwa‘ts ie * Pd x = Wal ~ . +. * a - He «xnlained that the ad@vamtage nh Amer ~— = Nm q = oF 4 . KS ca bay ne this station located im a —, zxer —— ret “ weet 4 2 TI = r Tt ‘ the maguetic : "re o- > -_— - rna ee | *- an? @ 2=" . whe _— - a* — rs ~ - : . ar. was due to the tact om t -earer one goes to the i © 7 - ‘ 4b -37 was in 13994 @erine e proneunced are the : “ a * . a - Y ry o 2° = - yeer Twn OSserTvatl - . + = . 2.7 beshe:. bers. r} a eee: * @ mpanied VF Pennsrivania Sta ege is of- for sharp tuning . | ‘ 7h v+stigation of the auro- 2ring Irses “orrespendence in Padio sets now ra nge in and : ht even lead to an at- rad re n and imsmission, from $14 to $599 . vin was ™ “? ~ " . - * Ff +h - 7 - st) —_ = ire - a te bt — L22@ ne for th rainar 2p and on When a storage »battery ‘ : ne heig « ™ ara fio - -_- 4 = | . , ~ & ; x : _2¢@ 428. STA nce of rad: ot anced & ba § ife® &@ cCAArse. TT IS an a iat ; * a ~~ = e ‘ . sl - ike oe —« z * be OP ~s i _ Tt tyé rman a? that + needs to be ver : : ”*> am ras. e pped with r receiving battery station Nov. 23—A bez Complete with tubes, batteries, and aerial equipment RADIO — RADIOLA III, 2-7UBE SE ‘rem the Flertda phones COMPLETE LINE OF LOUD SPEAKERS $5 1.» TP Manhattan Magnavox Atlas Baldwin Timmons “= wecere Moguimtor 3-Pt. Vernier ....cccul 11-Plate 23-Piate VARIO OT PLEES aND Vi 7orTerument a + ~*~» *? - 4 dition wWitRin your equing [0 feet long juring the : ‘ > a —_ he fe oe se a? “hanged about the same time _ =r eo 5 - Ve * rT > ~- Ra ~k from receiv ug ses switched condensers. I may aA b. oan — o¢ ‘hat vou will trace this @iffics 4 - -w months, “Te*™ , = _ i -- - 2 > iJ — _ - ‘hs — > — _— r ——s TT. : e2e2Tl os * ilse to that soft tube. pt MacMilan &@ mies Ae — roa dcastin —_- i nning for anotier . = re ore re = 4 : rding % se aa- | eae s sets. Train conductors will te during his re- -Jsed in padi . ™ oh > i _ A Wwe ii 4 is a Sone > radio tickets which will give neg Pr meet vix:: to the American Radio “™"s- purchaser (ie privuege to wee stations if CerTran 2 gro past ‘hea ttt & > ‘us a the metric ‘tor, “are to the hand ported 434 and sent om where there dio importa, be our stro Ge app in the past than quad facturerss The Bre has estad.il reneme im ated for Q7 er ‘ar pros wieners ‘oudness of a sharp tt 7” cencertS TER™—Mecided, «i wound. = | vaiee... *PRING AEBRIALSA— 61.00 vaiue eee AFRIAL “x EET PLIG& eS LCaTViI™s AREFSTERS 3000-Ohm Phones, Special. .....-.-- Talking Tape The perfect Radio Indoor Arrial Fresh “tock “B” BATTERIES - ues $1.49 i $2.8 45- Volt .. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE [IMMEDIATE 4 UNIVERSAL . Ave and Pine 203 N. BROADWAY “Sasa SUPPLY
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> — - SUNDAY hi. VEMRE sob tat, | ; ? . [ 394 = ino - _ ns “~ a nee . = oa 4 i ou n hear.a *k : : a ‘ WK ass he Y rir Sing |results are O K on phones. If yo rolts, | have tubes of the 199 or 299 ty er- | the soft tube explanation is t in |More probable, as this is a com folts. fault. 2. While variable condense erial| Vary as to their efficiency, so high ther plate : ha ving gre others, | hy « ange ould about such a great change in r ther sults. I would say that some oth and condition within your equipme , 43 changed about the same time yd an switched condensers. It may Was that you will trace this difficy) con- | —- ~ — —— —_ ater energy it is not in condensers hat could bri » to that soft tube. /sets Train conductors will se atest (radio tickets which will give th erica. | Purchaser the privilege to usear nited cé€iving set for a certain length time. ttery Se , ; + #5 ; Chicago is the first city in ¢t 0. United States to have a radio co ate ; mission. The comission is plann re? . PeopPp ‘ of improve radio reception f Chicaco, and secon — Oo prevent‘hostile and oppregsi 7" regulation of breadcasting and rodd- yee On. rated | ar aes 2 ; Little Things That Help. pplies One of the most useful plierg mer: building receiving sets are of t eense “mall, round-nose type, with cuttt e ety . 3 yo pene The proper way to use solder ic 4 to first make the joint as tight alti-, Possible, and then use-a minim& emete i solder to hold the joint togeth ntenna When building a receiving set, best to first obtain the necessa Re atin rts and from the dimensions melang | ‘Pese units lay out the panel a ts last “eg oagie For the loud speaker a horn me e@ sent ( wood or papter mache gives durine }? gals r tone than a meta! one, wh Sine iv |! liable to prodfice metallic o one or Wibrations . In arranging tke aerial ree ©f ground binding posts on the pa if a eet ro not pla Mprov- + Get rat h ~ ' © i SiG] : f ‘e them thern too el at th least condenser is neress umica- inches apart if possible. A vernier ' ‘abe S Ot- | for sharp tuning ence in ission., nd one. Radio m $14 to $5600. When a storage teke a charge. sets e ir are to | that it ~ “ ’ S®ivinge hattery station. battery it is an “needs to be overhauled at now range in pric fails indicati DIO Hl, 2-TUB ”.. $35.00 terics, phones SET 11-Plate BARGAINS IN CONDENSERS 3-P!i. Vernier ........ 39¢ 89 peers... .. 4... Ste TEKS—Moeulded, silk wound; $6.50 value SPRING AERIALSA— 0 aS See AFPRIAL seCKET . | PLUGS er vere LIGHTNING AKRFESTERS ttan vox . | VARIOCOUPLERS AND VARIOME-) e*eereeeee ® s, Special. The perfect Radio sora Aerial pe 45- Voit. 49 ATTERIES = $2.98 ‘IVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AL SUPPLY _ BROADWA co. st merce losses tha logical -t th 7s AM, . Poa EH Pauls ¢€ ampiill a-~ abou 70 feet long. RTFO Conn Back from Arct niy two months pt. Der Beg MacMillan is iY plianning for nother ner h 1i7 a ‘ I 7ST} 7 | Lasts “4 i } wi Ms“ 4 un- hee ned wiih appa- ‘ } west havine this station located = proximity of the nagn h Pole was due to the ~ at the nearer one goes to the the more pronounced are the ect s of the needle as deter- Doty rding apparatus tions of only one or two de- at eg tor show a swing fron 5 tt 20 © points in the tic. The stu of the compass needle, a Ympanied by Qnd might even tigation of the auro- lead to an at- e the height of t} Le assistance of radio icture cameras. a., Nov. 29.—A box the Florida pADIO-RU ty STR ap se Two of our fea newest prod- y ucts. Closed ho-» Rubber Case “4.” Outside Connections. Powerful, Beautiful. Oe,, 2012 LOCUST. ST. LOUIS LS F ~~ 10 P “fishin ng’’ for sta- Get the - ‘niversa!l Radio Gives wave length, Y. power. broadcasting ] i known stations in U.S. > e€x1¢0, Cuba, is ~waii, ‘Trance, many over ands. Listed alphabet: - "@ ; Call letters, by cities. and Telis when tocune in Stations, Market nee Music, Edu- : Lectures. Churches 7 dia! locations. Your name end BY address with $1 vent 15th St. wy \ CITY. missouR! | ; S. Morris. ; for R. amateur as a reward in groves, arrived here today operator of 410, being jhe first amateur radio station the 'fourth radio district to communi!i- cate with an Enelish operator Morris has “‘‘worked”’ three British stations on seven oe ifferent occa- i sions. The oranges were offered KL ' ’ ‘ , 7 J. Lee of Winter Park, Fla. , »wov. 29. W. HARTFORD. C . onn There is a new amateur station on the air, iMK, American Radio Re- ‘lay League He eadquarters. The sta- tion was installed by F. H. Schne!! raffic manager of the A. R. R. L., following the urgent request of amateurs in various parts of the ‘country. IMK is equipped with four 5-watt tubes The farthest two-way communication was Witn an amateur in Texas FOREIGN RADIO NEWS NOV. 6 Edouard Branly, in- ventor of the famous ies nly cohere t all-important in- strument in earlv transchanne!l r¢ ~ ey iT? "? ae ot .-F ’ Mi ni VA ~ rT é e owufF .¢ the H ‘ L ‘ - he Ra- dio Club of France in honor of his eightieth birt y on Oct. 22 From morning till night, prac- tically all his life, M. Branly has combined his work of instructor in physics at the Catholic Institute of Paris with a deep research and nvestigatior which was crowned with its greatest s cess whe r 7k an he Dp oduced jhe far ie Branly tube’’—an instrument for e recept mn of Hertz nN waves at ere er istance than had tr e- afore heen poss . Pract Liv he o id t) M Branty has } qd finar } @ ‘ ma é err - ment su dv of 2 ran rot ed in 1921 for the furtherance of his work In Sweden the “‘Radiotjanst” has be given a concession by the Government for rad broadcasting luring the next two years. Rad receiving sets wi be taxed 12 rowns, the amount being split be- Tw Pen the "T'« le rrap! ge’ nd +} 1dcasting rganizatior Loud speakers are taxed exira wher ised in public } es or for adver- tising. Present plans provide for stations in Stockholm Gothen- burg. Malme, Sundsval and Boden e first and last of which will be ready for the first of the vear T oe N rwer n Te c rranh On ‘eo also mning ¢t broadcast, start- ng ecember A c pany P- zed at 15! 0 crowns will han- lle the broadcasting wi l%™e KW seis R ng will.be taxed at 10 wns per set, and. as there are supposed be 10,000 amateurs in country, the income is prac- tically assured. tus have grown considerably dur- ne the past t! e vears and for t first half of 1924 1 ed 520 metr tons mene | cord. ene The decrease in electronic emis- sion in a tube is caused by exces- sive filament voltage, or excessive ARRIVALS ON 7 et THE RADIO MART piece of apparatus dat- A neat signed who ILke three-circuit regenerative hook-up is the Coast coil manufactured by the Foote Radio Corporation, and for those the ih For Low Voltage. All circuit connections should be soidered. Terminal! should be tight and free from cor- A worn-out socket or switch, producing dim and flicker- ing lights, should be replaced by rosion. aterial of ample capacity and rugged construction. If a cart- ridge fuse is used, avoid a poor by keeping clips and fer- rules free from corrosion. —— ~~ —_——- ‘ontact — ’ | +h | . = = on o + ' velopm of an industry since aut Tubes of the 200 type do not! difference between this and other) . ~ — - ~ c ‘7 - , ° 'é¢ac 5 wr ivy } ” ’ advent of the automobile and as | have any decrease in electronic | two-rotor units is that in the Coast | : ,. ' .Y such is attracting real sound cap-|emission. The 201A and 301A type | coil the rotors work inside of eacn ital that can have but one effect|tubes are constructed with fila-| other, both being inside the pri- : , + 73% i ' ~~ FOr t} +, . - a , e yn radio in general—stabilitv,| ments coated with thorium. This | mary coli. The secondary is A : ; « . a . “ ‘+ . P 7 , nuantity production of quality ap-|is a substance which is an aid to | Wrapped on @ smaii rotor wan and paratus at lower prices and the in-|the electron emission in the tube. | the tickler is on a cylindrical form . ~~ . ~ — " 4 ‘ "TL - . - inn ¢ Tet ae | = ? terest of those whose financial sup- | This n coating can be de-; ihere are convenient mountings . +>» 4 ’ OD an ws . . . i+} . be | ; yak. . ~ eta ? t is responsible for the develop-/S$ ed t } filament volt- | with small binding posts. men? f every ++ lief rw of thea age or é \, sive B t Lceryvy Vi age. The I oote ‘ I p! rat n £180 is hii : 4? . Pia Aa a» Ae ia) i ‘ ; . -_ ™ " v By means burn the filaments putting out a “fixable rystal de- 7” ‘ . ‘+ * +oanm? ; *° . +o . +} [ =) head of one of New York's of these tubes as dimly as possible , te tor in wh pressure on fl 2 : , sill ies os , $a? 4 ssia 4 7 ‘ a)! 1¢ . with, + nNoairine tha reran? cryStai is refuiated DY a Smaii but- a nSerTrvatilve bs: DAKINE houses . y uring wre : P ; e . - ton screw. It also has _ crystai . A > arn mre eT) ? ; CT € jUad ail ani at more a co ive 47 + ; a Se TT) 4 } ure oT eo ; . . 7 "> 4 i? ea | rahia oo prices to the buyer. This is turn; *™ *3° “um way. * a oo é Kabl eiopment and the ss : ee higher price than the Radio Cor- P naturally stimulates consumption ohio : €a nota stz zed nation-wid hy poration tubes. This tube requires _¢ ee | fic nna r ite Le nd Ty: ‘se Te- ; e i ia 1,10 a}'> aj P| CA .4 parts . | « : @ ae - = ‘aii -¢ a hee __|@ six-volt filament pattery. The prospective finances of the | U‘78 +2 neé both the man- Va ? new industry was in doubt as : ufacturers, the dealer nd the loud Speake ers and Heckless. ‘ ” r White sieneche. i which road it was destined to take /°4**" | In the course of the recent elec- T} concer ives of the country “Another important result of the tora!l campaign in England organ- eS sat +a + 7; + .- oo ‘ +) ? 4 . 4 =) | just marked time waiting for a|S‘@D/Uzation of radio is the entry | ized bands of Communists appeared is . e . : A b Res . more positive indication into the radio manufacturing field | at most of the Conservative and . ; - 2 re c cy That indication has come. accord- °f men best qualified to produce; Liberal meetings, and interfered a . a lan = } a-? } ‘ ° : ing “to the interviewed, who said ©°n @ /arge scale. Men who held; with the speaking by counting in ’ , . = on a sf a ‘The future of radio is bounded of while shoddy equipment was;unison from 1 to 10 at different possibilities that for the presen he rule now see a field for theirjtimes, with loud voices, thus can be on) eamed It ie now | best endeavor. The midnight lamp drowning out the voices of the can- 4 ii ‘ ios ‘ ~~ . x - ~ 2 + [A piaying a most important part in/is burning tn the laboratory at,didates. The candidates did not ne education, entertainment, com- | Many a pol where experts are/cive up the fight, but resorted to ia , : : , _ _+ nine ~ v) e Ines merce and industry of the world. fiving the best that is in them for|the use of microphones and loud - e , ) 74 - « . And even now in its great develop- | the advancement of radio art.” speakers. When the heckling began ment this is only the beginning. “One interesting case of . thig/ "=e "Oe speakers Were turned om ‘ . 4 — . | ? } >! , ; In its earliest days the manu-|kind is that of Joseph W. Jones,|4"d the booming voices of the A > - 3 + ¢ _ om Ai . . eT Yr cture of radio equipment had to| known throughout the world for Speakers drowned out all the noise -cr Oo irr + . th ~ 1} :] large degree been in the hands his syccessful inventions and mar the Communists could make. i musoroom groups; no standard- icturing methods Mr. Jones iz + ? t¢ Vv os rupies t he ut produc- pe er ‘ d the - rar epeedon et y STAR SQUARE nS worrnhy apparatus and haphaz- taximeter, the method now used | aq crTr,r . . > + — . . '* — = DU nt manufacturers for making ail disc phonograph os S PEC lA | we itt itt kr ed ? . n \ ; ©€ KNOW ige of the re- records and more than 300 other ‘ TATY ants. + 4 ; 7: ~ ' : . > ments of the industry or the inventions. The radio industry This Week Only ’ 4 .* t f them rT*} c Le y to them. The market has nentinal a point that has mad "as lutte “ith ‘lan-t . . 1] — oe with cCiap-trap ap- it attractive to him just as it will | CRYSTAL SETS pa is, manuf: aa: vy , hy . : ‘ a by ; ys attract many others who have suc- Cylinder wound Coil with sli- ~ ior? r ar aahata’ +} - j Bw ‘EUS U ) ssidie promises paccef built other industries ' ding bar detector and genuine se 7 : Be ‘ : - Ai w = > | - Aia 4 \ s > ae f perfor nee and in most cases eae SE: “ape i i . aes Paramount (Crys an 7 . e : e if, JOneS Aas head OI tne J OS®] i tal. Regular ipadie Of renderin a , +} . ;' ; ‘ug any other) w. Jones Radio Co., has come into $3.50 value. rec? : tT Ha + ~+ hal a3 a -— . . ‘ than that of dissatisfying (+n. radin industry with all of the Special at...... .. BB some one with the whole bue! . : " a vith tHe whole business impetus of a man welr convinced. 3000 b* > y TTI , ~ + ~ #s . 3 “ - h. i wen Gissaustied many oth-| His plans have already material- ore 3] gyf r } b — ey + Vs + -_ a . ‘ e ; : +: Siicee Sreatly retarded red into a large manufacturing ] ACV? TN ¢ ‘ ? Saeed Cig p 4 . ‘ ew ; "ee ' : adios popularity niane ay world-wide organization With the pub! y Thatios vor the @istethation Skee CHAPIN nat period is nae c "or ¢ sae pom BOW. Ver} ‘There iany other Jones Head- Lew of the irresponsible vy anu‘: ; — ; : stbehec ny sulawe | that will me into the radio indus- nes turers have ean at? 4 4 —_ ; ’ . pho ' ol : a able to stand upitry. Sound « will get behind so.iven vy he! ore tne growth and ‘ +h em th eir . ven 2a +1) ty = other Every pair perfect. Every methods of the ro , i : : pair guaranteed of the responsible man} la Rieeatiet es will be applied to that of| i fa eturers and th : e , super-sensitive. . . ‘ >. Li ine at } —— 17 »3 - : . > path of radio's radio, all of which will tend to Reguar $5 val- acvance ll) « , 4 P . : — a’ a somes ei with, many bring the great new industry to ue, pair.... 4 af - es well-deserved failures even a greater degree of stability ff BATTERY HYDROMETER he stabili ATIOT of babe | ry \ he , * a 7 bad 33 lie 4 Z . ‘ dio nas a qd 18e Tn e Er e : i iain publi . Packed in neat car- ton. Guaranteed ac- curate. Regular PO. West. Lous (MAIL ORDERS as FILLED) with act INE..= Log Book Purchase MAKE IT A “RADIO CHRISTMAS” COMPLETE SETS ON TIME PAYMENTS A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article Till Christmas FAMOUS STEINITE TUBE SET ates on Drv Cell Tube $10 Tube—*"A” “RR” Batteries, ™ $15.87 al «On Crvstal Sets/_ “50c Each or 3 for $1.00 Gunrantecd 100% ar Steck Burgess or Eveready “B” Batteries £4.75 Double-Datr, No. 770. 45-volt TP veready $3.98 special Built 200-Hour “A” Bottery; for WD-11-12, C-11-12% tmhea- enecia! RRANDES LOTD EPraRPR: enecte! $7.95 yelp m\% P } la | * volt, large .49 | 45 -yolt. large seit te $2.95 ee CABINET CRYSTAL SET Size 10x6 Inches Complete vith 2 paits double head eels. Crystal, So arrial, ineu- [(a.82 7 al > HWEANPHONE Sal F-erw Palr Gaaranteed. FROST: 2000 ohms.......... $3.25 BRANDES SUPERIOR......... $5.39 N. & K., Germany; $7.39 anne ohme« , VARIOMETERS AND VARTIOCOrIP. T.ERS—180-degree: silk $1.45 wonnd: 175 te 800 meter«. rorr OnNT.Y $75.00 TUBE TUSKA SETS Special, $25 Each | | WD 11—12, each. SUPER-HETERODYNE No aertal or ground required; bat- teries scif-contained. With Tubes, “A” and “B’' Batteries $234 end Manhattan dr. | Speaker RADIOLA 111 2-TUBE SET—<om- plete with tubes, batteries, $35 phones and aerial equipment... ¥Y-heur Gueranice Vitalic storage Rattery; 120- $14.50 ampere hours £2.95 x ' ' i Bic S-INCH DIALS— L,-ineh slinft Gf-.amn.. greranteed WRITE FOR NEW COMPLETE FREE CATALOG ON SETS AND PART P15 Olive St. PP oe “BY” BATTERIES ular price $2.00 Special 45-volt. Reg. price, $400, Dpecial petcs..paoee Chargers 88.50 PHILCO 2242-volt, Reg. ‘} 45 price. : ia Battery CHARGERS yr $18.50 VALLEY CHARGERS $14.95 KTORAGE BATTERY Special 99 e” pe $10.9 Open Daily Till 8:00 P. M Sunday Till 1:00 FP. M. Is entirely noiseless. Has no vib-ators. bulhe or moving parts. Has to break or get out of order. May be used while set is in operation. Price $19.50 at you dealer's Distributed by Wood & Lane _ _—- te. —————— ——e ee _— “— Olive 368 STTVIVESSAST EES CSSSST CSS ee rel eree: A D 1 O it | | Mt eal Model 20-—$100 mplicity Plus Exquisite Workmanship N radio, efficiency increases as experience refines and simplifies it:—If you will examine an ATwater Kent Receiving Set you will notice the absence of intricate wires and controls:—you will be impressed with the simplicity of its construction. Largely because of this simplicity—plus exquisite work- manship and precision of engineering skill— Atwater Kent Receiving Sets have no peer in the combined features of se- lectivity, distance, ease of operation, tonal quality and volume. There is an Atwater Kent Receiving Set to suit your preference, in size, price and type. There are three loud speakers to select from. Before you purchase make it a point to see Atwater Kent Radio and compare prices. The Atwater Kent dealer near you wil! be only too glad to show you our line of Receiving Sets and Loud Speakers, explain their operation, and arrange for a demonstration in your home if you so desire. Brown & Hall Supply Co. 1504 Pine Street Exclusive Wholesale Distributors for Missouri and Southern Illinois. Write for Dealers’ Exclusive Territory. a A A ee EEE FI i AE eT ES eS reeeeeate CEETEUORQUECERCRRROAELELCEERLEEUL ER RORGRGTRSRACEREL EPG URGEEOEEARDRURLERGEEOEI(AORASELALDOSRGEOLIERGEERIELAARATOULLARGRRDETAURREROCUACEREGA CLEC PER AQORDALELRR OAT TOL baat erereepeaetecteeeeicieceiiny : ne ca cee en ER eee ee A EN TE Model 9— $65 Ad 7 Tn Loud $ nr net KerS $15—$20—$28 ATWATER-KENT 5-Tube Sets $85—$100—$120 MORTON ELECTRIC CO. 1117 OLIVE TwoStores 709 LOCUST 6 tte Reie Mae! ae x ter BO ah yh ~ ae al pot a oe ee OF rte nO a ee * See arene nen - sega ue ee et te eS ed a . «
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rr — p. fa ' sf : ‘ : anew HICPATOH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED cor SSDS 5 ' a- r be Daily 'OST-DISPAT TCH alo hi in and oO! A pen pa} , : f ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily ¥ ee SOE 7 - R ADI —_—— - a d As the moment te stast ~~ —_ e- F "7". — ~ -. — are ade a eaeting for gla This was mn Tuescar casting draws near. the - o & _ —— = - ~ . Fandarciz r a er Ent, the se qa night of the fn- sits down at his desk and am * Sinideeesiititambiniatia th - — a - ani - -—— o& © 2 = owe * > -- > - . A _ - - o 7 ture an 2a ra "or - ss al ~ 77 rbh+ th DIO REPROD ICTION Signments of idcasting sta s 2 Bu fear ef disturbing the dicating to the announcer i ee = ‘ s PP — _— ——— —— = wo 2 a hat > ooo pos- gee Aire that evertrthi ged gand &¢. studio that everything i= est Pe > > : . -+ oe are 5§ - st j®ast nm the ease of the an > CTT \ rece = 3 a+ a - & ibe operator throws the f Fie | Below coon’ , — #~ Newcastle recen*ion to hare . te a Ser Bm ng- mar =. — . : tae a The annmouncer’s voice is ~~= — ~~ -_ ~ ~ = ic _ wrct ert -ac *s x i : _ = — “ anc js comvrered by the micro . = > . - 2 - s + 7 > i_ = , ~~ , = = wh £3 - - =. a . pe ~~, > a + =r he a : - e forenmnce ur increased the Apa - , . — - , : The loud speaker on . = a— ’ -~ - oo e2gs - 2a d , $ ‘ ain _ es “ ‘ fa — a ~uste im + . - : lo voice in the transmi es | . , \ , : . * ff = —_— the out 7 at | . - Hare Longer Life rs | } FREE BATTERY TESTER HF () 4 F 1 Ti) - S S we A Shur-Test Battery Aster especially To Prore Ii gGemgned ‘cr meesurng the >) - and volt ege ~ EF Batternes. offi De fren +ou ; (i—~, | Gs Bako a ta Fe ay at oy a ee P me ; : ne viens Gere tee gh ane Si age er E ee eS Se All “radios” work. What matters is S woh wr tee 2'¢ on Meeielies how well they work. The quality of B Batteries of any sive * if anly ene 7? 4 om ' Rattler — requ red tone counts for most...there must ce thes un Geeta a fen» S$! @ iow ehuch vou o7 be absolute fidelity of reproduction, paiva 0 abtihente el dagen ane = : ; redeemed om fw when vou parch with no hint of the radio twang. redeemed i full shen 9 a Freed-Eisemann Radio Receivers MAKE THIS TEST excel in finesse ...in the tritles that the he eile on tak Site ; urme tc treme while im actual service im eS make Perfection. vour set «Make comperisca ith that of amy other make to comyince yourself of » = , oe, ae a the longer lf od A a-Li ipenorit » The man W ho has Progressiy ely ben rou will be hasenaiihy aaa that owned all types, comes to the Freed- SS Se 4 Fisemann at last, with a new enthusi- nitbte Reniinn ates Meee a asm for radio—a new appreciation of KWIRLITE COSTS YOU xo Moms METER 3 FE : ¢ what “listening-in” can really mean. Hf row Gemine = unain © epi? vom. mene : lenge viry of Telbea | - _ = ea - = an - f- of a az as > They Said “It Can't Be Done.”” HERE IT IS! Complete, $12 ( laraltone >: . —y GzarKkA MU SIO PFANSTIEBL PHOENIX ANDREWS Mal ONE LEMOS : ACDDIOCLA For : . = seae Gre © @ eet Ser eee «© ) & rae ver UW) vow Delia’ “SQurreme > 7 oe of A demonstration is a revelation! . et Above we sliustrete one of the FREED-EISEMAN'S models end i the sew lgad-spesker. Proce One Hundred Dollars end uo. a SaTEs | : : GLOSS : Gow la am * #, se Bakelite Voltmeter Ford Mica Tranzs- formers MANHATTAN BRIDGE Plaza, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Only better class stores have the FREED-EISEM4ANN agency | & + al | § | FREED-EISEMANN a ci - RADIO RECEIVERS ex i. seed All wiring concealed beneath base pane! “he “~Clharafone e market. All Stan th ¢he free meter will éra.ers Rwik-ite “SS Betterien, ow! be supplied be these “. Lees Ladward Ceeke Ele Ca. a6 «COU . ; - , - ’ : Radie “epelr 2 Eeuipecet Ce... 1161 . eed in 4 Ground Wire sreund poem * Coane ~suiaters, 1 Tube and Selterall. com F end ena “ -- We want representatives in every terr to Orders will be filled premptiy. Wire FameusBarr. < Leuis. We. . &£ Sales Corp. Inc. S78 — a ceiy adie 4 —™ ° 1ne . Kale Eleer. Co.. TSS Manchester rend . = nin Birkweed Bettery Services Co. Kirk Treamgie Tire & Suappir. 6172 Delmar weod Ma oe hg Comn Eier. Light 2 Powrr See ‘ain. “. (herien, We. Landers Dreg Steere, 2°98 Alnbema. Welletee Gadice Ce. 2477 Mediamert. ari. S ca 10 4 Master “terage Batters sed “airs ( «.. Welleter Eadie (eo. "92 . Sth &. SIT Vewer Greve Ar. Brices “ervice No. t. Otfften. Ya ) TENTH AND PINE (SEND POR CATALSM, Beeson Eadie (oe. 891%-"@ Pine Mied-« Bre« Hdewe Ce. 13 (Collins @parantee Dy the man sae + Geerge Binaner. Webster Greges. Veo ville, Ham St. Lea. BL GUARANTEE ° t the Set ve : Meamg (ity Ler Werks. S29 Pine equipment at $: ° js 3 Grunswick Biec. Shee. 5605 Hebert ~ mn 5 ” ia , ie ila ae ; ' Peertess Elee. fe ' te tity. aracene se »e $50 08 Cie . Battery pe . ; ‘ woirume Bau e i. a7) * |) _ @ bs . “~« tran: re) - Rad i a —_——— $20.00 - : Speaxer “aa — las ‘Tour enemas nee oe — — ~_ ~ - 2 i & s : a — - 6°. « ” . - - 4 a Craig Auto Supely Cea.. 2521 S Jet a Exchange. *19 ». King» . eee 4 — $ $00 Pius ’ : _ kad forse n. we Re Radice Sales Coe.. 1005 “. Grand. omplete Aeris ‘orsistirg ef Lightning Arrester. ° Lead-ins. 11%9-f ‘+-strasd Anteoma -EISEMANN WHOLESALE Dis TRIBUTORS THE BENWOOD.-LINZE Co. | 1128 OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS, TTT
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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone oe: 57 000 — CITY sc eal than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED STIOMS POST-DISPATCH ll SUNDAY 2 . NOVEMBER So = a — viidiouieitiatiipaliaiiniie 1924 " NS PICK 1D natield, Hartford and two in DRILLING GLASS PANELS "2! "i! moke ¢ small nick st h° To Compute Antenna Wave Length it i STAG NOW NOPERATON = Be cP i mse ae ng age a ae VAN-ASHE RADIO CO. a. . = iii : = - S| i ; > ‘ 4 . ; . K " 2 ‘ sty Y)} j ne Sce i P ‘ _ ; . ‘ F ’ } ‘ ~ y? i } ié . é ‘ 2 ; — , , . 2 . ‘ - . « : ee di : ‘ sheets dts ' ‘ eis a = , wishes te inform the Hadie Trade that they have secured the aervices of hit Mh iliie! ‘ . moti ii \ =) ‘ . : “oe ‘ ‘ on , ne ie Does to Releass ee where 11 Bl emtions ave. situated, |UC" is that if larger slse ta Sasa 4€|tay BO enlarg — ’ : f o 17 ; = a \ aid , . ad v “s , ‘ va Ler ‘ ; . ee 1] - . ' _ - . : Force. males - er Bis. Spires = | ¥ ork ne for th Freed Eiss inn o* ; 7. me if ai kine :, ' reine would - ' aT v ‘n- fo take entire charge of their Display Heoms, Tenth and Pine that , ' +} ' ' cent (Northeast €ormer) where he will welcome hix friends. and aeeure them that if it'« Radia. Van-Ashe has if. Poland to Broadcast. rENTH and PINE SAINT Lots OLIVE TASS ‘ - - to Fort Wort Y.; Honolulu, or A oo Ow Zealand. according range of your set, You , a thought to what behind the SC fnee in t . 7 .° , £ \ ‘ » , . , " : +} ; ; . a “ws , h? > sviiae a ' . ‘ ry ‘ . 2 i" ’ 7 rt ‘ - 4 4 . . «i ii ; | t+ ? 4 LiI¢ JAiLSs ’ —" + ‘ . . a y , ‘ , a ' . : . wer nd 2 )¢ ‘ = . > : mes - 1a ° —¢ ne + > . : . : Litril , ’ ’ eae} > f ; ~ ’ . : . [%» ’ = sf ’ : } rr . 5 7 : . " mo a ’ i» +* 4 as t ‘ . Relahe Wh ~ > Aiits ‘ si” > as ifthe? oe _* . cr aia _ 9 e . hae oO y ‘ ; - , 2a btm “= ‘ " , >»? . 9 vex Ty? é — owas © © | sa ] ? . + ry as i & rernia ing. Vii J rin : no . OY } y pe a . LvLial > « i ; - *Tatili} .% v - 4 ‘ ’ ~ 7 ‘an y= tT) ‘ics oe ‘ z ; / : ‘ "1 Li 3 CZ a7 , : ’ ’ ? , '* 77 . stage te 42 air. He egies v ingr " s i P . . " r) i a : " a ; - The apparaty ; ‘ ct tne: ' , J : Pec aa re .= ‘ ' “he Ss ”* stations, ¢ r (1 W - : ‘ i] : “Cclions Going to * a zs ay 4 sis: > : an : ; d . ‘ - or ie rice we pane) hy ‘hrowse in : ae : . ' ’ ‘** = .t ° ee ‘ ? i5* i? 4 ‘7 ? ’ a 4 : Pe ’ y ae 7 _ - - . ‘ ot ai " i i 4 bi duwedi ba ‘ 4 ica ; a _ Tre | + : ; : | ; 1” = s*e > . . % i i . 4 . . ah’ ALO? - - / | - : : . ‘ ‘ ‘ . . c { y } ; , 4 4 + : ¢ _» +} + a . ‘ : : } : ; . ‘ «A ; i ; ; j i ‘ , ‘ , ‘ + : : e h . > 7 ’ " : ; ; s s ‘ ‘ , ‘ ) ; iti ; i¢ re i+ , hay ea : : ‘ VU . ; ; ‘ = ; ? , ‘ , 5 ¢*¢ 4 , . 4 " ; aii« i s i «4 id ‘ ‘ ; ii j j . ) ti» *i¢ \ 7 +. ry [ . . ~ sa, i? | h tai ~*h a = . ‘ ‘ ( i + ‘ ‘ ‘ . ; . , As the moment to start ood casting draws near. the ope ne in-|sits down at his desk and p 1a puiton on the switch input —. ™ imac os sgt eon sania pe paginas Se See ntemplated in y i a eek | plifier panel, which flashes a Vie a. os —_ studio signal telephone : And atin ! Pane Soong oA ” the announcer in WR 2 ap ia ie ee ee i kes Providence, Beloit i }burt oul idio at everything is set to and, “1 purl n : sess caiteehh Pacelton Ugtas Spat ie Bea Sa He eo , ) : nd Mooseheart eS 4 a . ee _ ; ™aira* oY . l¢ ar? —— > bs dike : sn - ) ithe] ‘The operator throws the eongppeter 11° 50007" e vol- | indicates an amicable accey Ala.; Elgin, Ill. and Mooseheart A complete! y self-contained instrument. At $100 laAVe on the amplifi er pane! and th was s ,¢ eyerg) per- Three ? wave er oT } i ; ‘ i] dl ; tc . ; : rned tentative seattle wil ai tO e } Status. Fight : S +n . > Eit5l dio transmitter is in operating ® toe room sang “Donna | signed ten‘a Seattle will have "8 to a Clase B statue. Eight o ess in price than any receiver comparable in range, iore Another butto } , ‘ i ia : wit! ine speak- tl WVou-metel ba Th ‘ortiand / ' $ hie me ‘ ‘ , = stations. 36 had to di- eee : | and is conveyed by the microphé With dry batteries into the epeech input amplifi ‘ - i} ig f , is em or ; | e om oe wl Lt) i aa ae | “sl iad zs ay ey amplified, ae ,, 1d have been |Mels, and about telegrams have | present and proposed stations will In Fabrikoid cabinet $161.20 assed on to the transmitter. om i been recejved Secretarv BH er. lave to divide tin ? har a\ 6 ne * Sente. hie Claiming that Bosto1 eds two lengths when the new distributio In Mahogany cabinet 176.20 the modulator tubes pass On ' A MY ) ‘ ‘ t \ ', «i Nye 4, ‘ A % 4 vfe ww Ae nyt radio voice impulse to the tra | ara te length ti mitting tubes, where the radio ci. eRe Fe saston stations cannot be consid- | will be arranged so as to give ea ifn ae ® aaa : : ; : : . 4 . \ } ‘ om ; : : t con radio voice in the transmitter. Gi. e. | These prices Include et erytning necessary jor operation : in the > hte daa to listen in for messages . Mmlated : a6 com ‘ yyy Ay: y —-$_ ae -- o RAIN Hi 1! ie receiving antenna. | = i aa set enables the operag H 1. Built-in De Forest loud speaker 3. Loop aerial 2. Four of the famous De Forest Tubes 4. “A” and “B” batteries : AN AL he ~~ . ’ _ e * ; Ny Ie T) ~ gore A ead wee ~ ‘. a= @ «& ic has fror the Itside ; sty | : ‘ ¥Y such eae es: . oa lirst ine 4 : , ; - ag : tien | 8 programs a ate 0 be - 1 : early all ove! De Forest Tubes—the “ Magic Lamp” of Radio—are recognized ‘ cA rom OIsStant “uadios or ; _ . . ' - ~ 1 . Dt tiesist churches etc wire ai. Si ee | aul on on leaders in the tube field. Good Tubes are absolutely essential to oe) teak Tt ee é : viV¥eo Simpson “| : ’ 1: , ctions with those ts are Gitar } Newcastle and best results in tone, and for proper, undistorted amplification. vy means of a switchboard SS beeagieap | ie i, Taamasdanccagniy , 1e Operatin 900m. Ordinary té@lfices: « | e re! -- NGG circ ais entporet 1c GE . : bs The 4-Tube Melco Supreme Receiver comntin- ‘ hy oadcasting voices ana _— 2 ube or Into the transmitter, the prores | be 7 ‘ . | : 66 99 . . ° “ged the operating room in this case i e regen- sae h | tl of the peded (he CPerating room in this case fie | two-tabe regen | rove the qualities vd Piode : ; Teds a esting « hee ing done’ br ft } 17} da lit d Scot! land W ere hear (ij) ] IN4UCE | the adioinin = : = neg | oe py) 24) Ale ¢ ORs sfndio The only ré¢ i nO Be : EMU amplificati Ith this set during Ou e Tae Sin anceice Go | Nae hihiae ition du ; Monthly ave to travel overgigm | rd erdeen on a this vear's tests. ne in with the g Payment e orest = or rs . Plan of wire when comipm e 1 t ‘ et aoe ‘ . ‘ ° . . : Meleo an Women find it so simple Move it where you will fran A?) Outside “ouree., gray yr ¢ ' t y a 1 irorY ) | : rr? ‘ , +p, ftor. ore = SLali rT} : VQ! ' eo , " LOU thes ms it . The De Forest D-12 is so easy to work without any bother gt OU have the chance to obtain an instrument ree ee ee oted Finnish scientist. Be... Teg + ee a nsec % own home. Canadian aah ee | ee on Helsing: first night of the Jf stations and Mexico 9 al & in which the latest improvements in design and 7 lt ala as , = v are 0 : | , ] aes : ae . Eo al a iP ) 8 ing wires to disconnect and recon i. eS ee eee aa ng brov Se é ; construction Nave pbpeen combined. De Forest paper and find on the dials the station ae ieee ts of his own constructi™ Saag In regula } with thi momen: nan mae ~ i | you want to hear. You don't have to — was acsisting him at 4 : fe ; sii - = we = ! Radiophones are the standard in the radio WOT d. get up to change arecord after each : : { ; selection. It plays right along without No aerial—no ground wire The D-12 gives you everything possible in radio— cnn tea g De Forest Radiophones have no cum : : _ . : ; 2 3 ’ a “a Na J aAntaneous in both cases and > "3 - ; _ 8 , . y > . j | GREBE SYNCHROPHASE efoed es eekde to buy any oches. When 208| e , find Forest, is its unmatched purity of tone IT IS! Complete, $125.56 Easy Monthly man if Desired hme : ) snd dee eleennn of shiehened mee You can have complete : . — — 4 c ’ ‘ , it i} e. Law JaALili ‘ grating p , $ — , | 7 oe » field | a Man WhO KNOW §S radloO—a Man W ho has given Us mwosie to mar one’s enjoyment after confidence ian ” ) ee : } » 7 . : ‘ *VeTV instrument he the nove ity has worn off. There is an his W ord tha lat Ne W il] see that npibltaal almost unbelievable fidelity of repro- The dealers who sel! De Forest Radio LUCE Sy | | | broad astin P receive n | oe ' : : Qz2arKkA performance and near sells lS thoroughly inspected and properly SCT iced duction of the actual original when = phones are confident of their ability ] . | a - ance it is seco: ‘ nO } nt once the instrument has been prop- to give constant satisfactory service. . A . MU SIO . Sf Practically every station in after the SdaieC. erly tuned in. They know what it has done, and = . ; can do. PFANSTIEHL . Pe Pe in U 2 brought in on . loud speaker us , le . , a . x. . 7a PHOENIX aerial. Local stations co i aeenaeened. Gnd @iment es Avail yourself of his help. He desires, as we do, S hinnieh Eapert Killed. You can easily take the De Forest they do their sewing or housework. wl D-12 from room to room. No strag- Just get the program from your news- alen killed he Deoth was nd clas Excessive filament current aw a . (110 irTeo ue distant ones Four tubes give seven-tube @ ANDREWS brought ja with e “Come in and let us show you this receiver ° par eee, PeE een EE a tice , The greatest name in radio Cabinet j MALONE LEMON and n our Libera! Te rms Plan th at VOU should get the fullest enjoy ment and atis power and efficiency & | - ' When we show vou this set we wi Dr. Lee De Forest himself, whose in- oon | AUDIOLA Fer Dd Battery or Dry Cell Operation, Either, $155.00 faction from your instrument. cxplein to you haw ite four tite da veadionadei made an in antiq GATES the work of seven at the cost of only is an important tactor in the De Forest brown {GLOBE COMPLETE $4.25 a ork of seven at ¢ . factor in the De Fore : Y é } four. It doesn't use up battery money, Radio Company. The D 12 reflects mahogany ODELL FERRY Guaranteed Crystal Receiver £0 DE FOREST RADIO COMPANY and it saves in the replacement ex- his inspired yet intensely practical | Jersey City, N. J. pense for tubes scientific genius. Ven . | Panel, | "SUCKS DELUXE This Crystal Set brings in all local stations clearly. Com- 8x24. a SAAL. plete with sensitive head phones and all aerial equipment OO === Pw |. wemme™ 3511 DE FOREST RADIOPHONE ‘ Long Distance Receiver gag adapters, — SP This Receiver is noced for ite case in tuning. and is operated oa REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. ; i und brings in stations fr “t to ast Fiaxy Menthi> ‘Pas ments if Desired OOS * =mith oo . tte ooo “s eta. — the a ee ee arent oe Ss ee 1 (AO AT” A AN et a a ci As ie: Marte Ys , “e - " - ve! As fully-equipped as any $150 Set GF lis witeh Keach and every set hasa wr! We are the nuthorized agents« for the celebrated De Forest Te pe WHICH gives every buyer an IRONCI a Receivers. Ask for demonstration. mechanical defects. Note the stane ‘all Boo) comple ee | TEST YOUR ye Gebqreany ; t iurse bes = #T? — a. 6«(Oeektery..... i ale aieiall th Speaker, Saal or At} y rec 7. ” % ™ US@—and most try ing tes’s— — — *) I € o Charge | : he Home of - m Diet ™ Pe convinced the a pag who RR os pce ee MEM the finer sets that Thordar- All Mail Dritene Filled Promptly emonstration in our brs, 1 Tube and Solderall, complete, SIZRi7 are best. That is why more Thor- 1 be filled promptly. Wire or write , serra used than aiicom petitive O es ' is : “Sr Reformers combined! Why e I H Now Wy ri "Thordarsons he best? Aren't they ctric Com ffi ome sntencondel vnally guaranteed bs the ; 4 p r } eat exclus' ¢e tranms- > SOS Sch RECEIVING SETS & TUBES Call Central 3454—3455—3456 Successor to Frank Adam Electric Shop i 4 ence 18a F mow t thre ~~ lead ri Lb irda resons | ae 513 OLIVE ST. PINE ST. Atall dealera & * | ee, gee tz ine. pair 913. 4¢ oll deslore 50c Arrange for
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Fe as > ‘ 4 eae ada a ——_ = . - were = * 2 — api leanke aa ae : The Daihy POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY ' ian the morning and one oth ag Hewspa; | SOVEMBER Sin Mi 28 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH atone he — = ——————————— = EE -_ 3 MAY. STERN & CO. SSS = ais ’ Swen ¥7 sete Looks Like a’3 ee Suite: 2 ae — This Week We Offer It for Only _ tiliy Nido : , ZY ‘ ao. f4 Red TING BETWEEN = Large Dresser : eal a Be | : Lf € Vanity Dresser : iain or. ag : | i. ee i in Th a ae ~ a~ 4-7D a- a actroanrt S| res . ee p ee a ag ry - 442 ww! A ~~ w& - aes —— is te —_ a - ~~ + -~+ ~~ os — ~~ — i. ~~ ~ we + ho ee “=. © - ‘h to; .. oe a ae" a ~ | . . 7 = . . i , aus — ~ — _— «= = ~ — — - ~r:+ -s —_ an~t~« _ -_- —_ - - ~—- ~ - _- - ee: 2 a ‘ at am increacioiy iow ptTice. im Ce@sign, Nish anc W ~ - - =. any ’ ; ~ —- . -_— _ - ~ ~ - - +26 = ~S al - LLiusSirate 2 sbi Ne ail —— Se eS ee Se = -~ - . 7“ + > -sS rae a — es - + —— -_ z => ~* "pa ae aes ‘ SAID THese OuUITeS are C a CUdiIItTY taiat SEretoror © meant an expen- ‘ > ; . : , AS ie ee 2S an : = © o > - ~ > Pr -» -- ™* -— = = bea! - 4 - * .* 7 ae Ze , > oe ~~ = ~ > - - ~ ¥ Ba arn -e- ~~ ae met i- Lew ~ + 24 “ Onarv Ter "Cc ba . cd rica. ee is SUIT = we ror =! t Se. 2s s ~s = = ~~ — ~* =e > ~_ ee = - - - \* . ; ‘ ws we we 0 * — ~~ © — a ve ~ = ws w+ ene 4 ~ +. ae . . a 2 - =. . > ¥ ; —_ ‘rrr ~_ ad ~ bam ou - > a a - is , ; A > we ee see €v eT y r.O0OT or eee iat ge b * te : - 7 . @ . = . ° . Sap . = a —— — — "T+ soce ReaArar= ~ -2: —- > 3 ; a a a all —— A isto pe, a SEES, B5S6' — = — = ~ a ee Oe et -~ —_ — ‘“=>*- = - _ -— -+ -- 4) F-8.9~— y ~ asi i DStii.scaS selections at ~~ ae —— a 4 M3 . S a _ > oe - ~ > _— i. a 7“ - eawar?rsS 3° oe “~L2ac 2 % ' ee —_ - — *7-- . 7-5 S eo ~ — - = ee - S ~ : : > = - 9 ** % : _ ———— * Se ee ee ae ee Wa. — = a —. — + bh Gsirts ye we ait assur ec 2: UZilty of 4 a aa — — — ———— —| ; : _ - > on Fos — — . = 7 " . 0 a. : : —— > — a we Swe s ~_— a Ne ~ ee" ° ti CODSLA Gass se°seeo~ ru c(o—sTy es Ui @.iiiS exce . a ‘ ° > = Sr I — - - ~ — “* ——— i. i-2- = SS oo —— A i 2 ahaa ~ —— ~ > —— - ~ " x “5 ~—m* _ _- — * 27. and —_— — 5 ec “-—-+ mean = Je a * z r , ————= —_ se. -_- ~ : - - : : Powe ee — a — = ~~ _—— ~~ —~ = —~ - — = = el - = = “== Gis Y Qs wee & SO seG es — a a -— w+ a ; fe = a ‘ ‘ — 3 ’ : 2 - ~ — — ~- + ee - > = oro - - - - a — 5S = 4 i a ~d > ae certainiv pe most umusUtdai oulte ou Nave eve seem. im years dat . + _—~o 6 | = - 5 , : = 3 4 — ee a a a - » a> “ee ted ~ . vr. ~ : A miS Sp@€cClia.s piste Us B-~SYy-, SD ! t hy ; : Selections Made Now Wi : ’ * a t.- > . . _ : 4 ~; Fe Laid Aside and Delivered | “’ * - 2 n y | . : at Christmas | i A Bookcase and The Christmas Phonograph You Want Is Here! | “Bock: Desk rrr) Including the Celebrated iS attractive piece * DAVID A. ELY furmitur rs | Mary K. Eggleston's 69-year old -— roomy ol rs | whose death she was convicted of hav- il - 2 | : plotzed. but who refused to believe the we and testified for her at the trial a a nF | rm PRONOCRAPHS A™D \ ” We sh e complete Brunswick lime— - . ee all prices from $s $>sc.00—a style S Woman Found Guilty 3-Piece Velour Living-Room Set : H said evury tadhene pele aeue a oes Hired Them for $200 to Poi OU have only to see this handsome three-piece Living- Room Hl | if em tor ‘ Set to appreciate what a wonderful value it really is at the ) | 69- Year-Old Lover and j Price we name. Each piece is beautiful in design and richly | B - k 4 | . . overstuffed in figured velours in choice of various colers. Has ; runswic ceased Husband — Divorc ed . | a ~ + — - loose cushion seats over best co spring construction. Offered special for this week 3147 13 | | Royal Console $1.25 . + 4 at only $8.00 a month. A real $185.00 value | S$ I] - ()() | Week | —— _ Gas Range | Terms to Suit ) Was Victim of a Blackmail ities Went Beyond Law Against Her. Fs Ne, “4 Brunswick Tudor Console FREDERICK H. BRENNAN, _ . ey rer ene 4° a - me — . +2 « ~ r ' 4 a . = Terms | Ee . Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. ; | | $250.0 oe: Sate Pee pea A Place for Books © LARNED, Kan, Nor. 23. : Heater i _ iS z | : jeans A Place to Write | Danae teaiesdion, “ater eo } HE gas section has four —_ -. NU HW ‘ 7 : pert aS 265 Se Ow . 4 ot the bw von oo Ce Oe eee iCKeCi trimmed Saves fue! Et : J | AS J j » 5() ers ~Ormes ize ‘er Did . toes gave the piot away.” and takes up little space 2 ——s = Praga gga tlemen of the jury.” said counsel for oan ah a aehen istics ae defense, “the poor widow you see before as to offer tiem to you sped is the victim of an outrageous conspiracy for this wees at Withe part of the County Attorney and the hief witmesses for the State. It is f-_ a . ~ ewe -~ ’ + -* _— ee =P h 7 - * ‘ Yi - -ee be - ’ —_— —_—o ~~ re _— - = ww +e Z -- = - te “s ~*~ — »& -_ “* = - = - a - «- «+--+ ~ ° — ee ~s js wi hes es 7 & - s " _ - ; - ad a : - > ~ ~, = . . md - ~ - — ™ — . > ‘ ia © a ~~ 29% ~ ».ays ACLU cz est xs oe. 8: 2 = = - - : Swara se - —- ~~ > © - — = a ——- « ~~ _- - ~ = —_——> ~ - _— _ . - *“~*-. - . - = BA priced at a SY seen | fto serve not less than five and not more x New Charter Oak J | $3.00 a Month | 25 years at the Women’s State Reforma- L bh eo Hot-Blast . " = rs - > a —- - «~ ae ~ © Se Nw ae Le 2 S ! : | aie Ch Sale of Beckman Player-P $100 4-Tub Pretty All-Meta ss Sacies i # But. ru - Reconggoa se pe oe ristmas a € O ec an ayer” 1anos 25 u € Smoking Stand Ww Weeeeete were several reasons why Mary K. % tiv ~~ app cine ni . n - trim HE Beckman Play pe a IKE cut—decorated in ; | on wanted to kil! the two intended ric- } aoe and ts held it re rea nigh these ond mene ot) mere ' With handsome Floor Radio L polychrome effect — Mrs. Laura Eecicsten and Daerid A. ie A stove that will keep your rooms com ; i“. . eee — as glass tray. cigar rests 4 ee a! with tmat give it the “Quality stam; Lamp Player Bench and ° nd match holder. Special | . Ae ag ne a . : : -_ > : ? ef ~ —— 3 : second Mrs. Eggiestos. i very little fuel. Ch ¢ | 1nt? > se ; 7 Receiver . week @ ae 2 K is the : rere yg : supply.of Music Rolls. 31.09 Ee Pret ee ee ig Trae al . -2 Ecgieston diroreed him. Larned pec- Cabinet Style | “bad sympathized with the first Mrs. Eg- Smoking Stand : during the years of ber married $70 ance ae Rally a. . ) Full Size ae 7 | , will ow _— oat apes ; ~ —— S$ —_ oceans IKE cut — equipped Ed. eho was not much of a man and a : Automatic Tracki : SS with ash tray, match ¢ When she sued for divorce folks ‘ $2 a Month ca. CO ee | : : tics ok etevieeiens See et ee her side. Everybody whe amounted te 4 a . a = nes ever offered Set can oper- an ideal @129 72 ing in Larned said that she ought te % Instant Transposer =_ 3 —s ate a loud speaker on distant _ a SI fo . received more than a house im tows and t: “=a Which makes it possible to change -- = —— statroms. Imcludes four tubes an | 4 month alimos sei siti Daa I: 6. apttions: — . . ase # se ome Tooele oe mont y. : Walnut-Finish Cedar Chest ae Seed tes 3 == Small Payment Down | 2.2 272 © batteries and bead We: «2 take up with some 2o-account r | EE ae | A tomatic ~ t 3 D re. ma ay € u Set. o f =———- THIS Cedar Chest is ut ‘Sustaining Device S Oo rl e ” predicted the townspeople, “and as ee 45 imches long— ‘ “ical aces immeasurably to the ex- Three Years to Pay Crosle - R di Sets - 4 | get the most of bis money, while poor 5 ———,, / _ 3 ‘nish and is pression anc tOmai cuailits y aaio Vai ‘ 3 who to pat =p for ; 4 horoughly lined with | “Fasy Play” Pedal $14 to $100 omens: tamer” ANS > am ouse and $100 @. & moth-repelling red ce- ) ' edais O ~~ * Fears only bas the house * - , ~ —cw +. wn = = > + a 3 far. Specially priced So eaSy to Operate that a child can a : ; 4 ee 2 ° ¢ Diay with ease We aiso show a compiete ine e) >= , f ‘ . ~ : of Radiola, Zenith, Kennedy S$ ° . | e 2) Newest Player Motor Michigan. Midget. Neutro- wrens: ¥ 3 ss aciilaaiiaiais Smooth running, silent and urusu dyne, Freed-Eiseman and Face 4 t : wi ettective % o £ ; EVER before have we i - Other Feature: All on Credit Terms N ee a men | A - Fas full bell metal frame conne , Bridge Lamps at $:2-4$ | tet You Can Pay as odes shinved Geermetie “Child’s Rocker = 777j | =e" ""* You Listen silk shaces two silk immer ¥ De oe eam s — _—_ ~~ - ei . mings, S-(mcn tringe * Special for Christmas sel and silk galleon bend =3 and braid Man new shapes. nm addition 2 N.sttractive little Rocker, thorough- ei | = : Fs : 3 a * — ss
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— ee . gt sagen ape ; Sate Za " + ch VULELL LL YO / . M4 pf ““f “4 ’ VOL YE S e LOUIS OS DIS A CH CHE YY GY 4 Yi 14, “Mepis re 7 “ff a ee Ja “~ ~ Sone mat * Ang’ Ad 7 4 7 7 + 4, / > “s - Mi , Uy Ys , , oy ‘f /, ; : WYyfyjf Y/ , ' einai UY yyy i 4% LLL, ddd...” LE M{{_,_x{xxQc, (LKKML/IELEAZE OD LIER I Es owt py Me q > ae Zp pas 4 * Px % a Ly hee ZY % OL LLY 2° 1s : y Si “MSV: . Y : : : T 2 G7 . | ‘ . ay Aa. Wttweol® wml — EIGHT ae OT Mt ye Ge We a x Wi Biiy, “ai pono. “YY “Uy”, “YY om A Vou Jif Vif, a , TSS SSSR4 was hee Ml4ts ta )d. Lida AA) Ae J CEPOL EPOOL ORE 7 4, ‘ Yep (fh 44 44 // ps 44) hh y ' JA ' 4 4 Mf: Oh A 4 . / Js / . = NOVEMBER 30, 1924. _— meee rR ete ih. a ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, ath Widow Convicted on Weird Evidence of Having Plotted Two Murders IE TING BETWEEN MRS. MARY EGGLESTON AND PQLICE INFORMERS IN CELLAR AT NIGHT PROOF WHICH CONVINCED- JURY PAGES 29—36 & f } = eer Sn ten meena Oe rape 5 ae ee ae _ wet ancy 1 oe te ae ee ne Ne eee PWNQXA, "Es SS S - - ~ svt SSA SS AS AY Ss S NAS N : 4 Y Y Y - S ed , wa _- : -" ae ae = z -. - ‘-F~- - «= a ° - "y Y ~ 7 7 Moy” YY Vi YL Wy re 19 e Are Practical stmas Suggestions age we illustrate and describe g the thousands of beautify] and” gift-giving ery floor of this large building, § Christmas selections at Mays © you are assured quality of en-7 h—styles of artistic excellence J es that mean a decided saving, | ings suitable for ons Made Now Will Be d Aside and Delivered ~ at Christmas and osk piece com- okcase anged ipped and has awers enuine inches S high. e this bu wil! l price for all Stern's 5() th A Place for Books A Place to Write vogue in the rnished homes. It com- bookcase and writing desk and has twe roomy draw- ers. Comes in either mahogany or walnut finish regu- larly at $62 bought these at a pr: us to ofter tiem t . = . "2 aes tor this week a coming into best fu bines a retty All-Meta! : c moking Stand E cut—decorated in DOlychrome effect — giass tray, cigar rests match holder. Special . week $1.65 abinet Style oking Stand E cut — equipped ith ash tray, match er. cigar giass cigar ideal $13.75 rests Bridge Lamps .00 Value for 2 4 THIS style of Secretary is @ n permits DAVID A. ELY s. Mary K. Eggleston’s 69-year old whose death she was convicted of hav- plotted, but who refused to believe the wy and testified for her at the trial. tt Uy WMI ii Mttpyyyy ae yl a Wy ad Uddttijpy % Wy Wb Wf pee W. C. POOL The chief witness for the State who tes- tified that while he was serving as Mrs. Eg- gleston’s yard man she offered him $500 and a Ford to kill David Ely and Mrs. Laura Eg- gleston. Later, acting as an informer, Pool helped to trap the alleged plotter. sas Woman Found Guilty on Their Story That She Hired Them for $200 to Poison or Shoot David Ely, Her 69-Year-Old Lover and Mrs. Laura Eggleston, Her De- ceased Husband’s Divorced Wife — But She Claims She Was Victim of a Blackmail Plot and That County Author- ities Went Beyond Law in Order to Make a Case Against Her. ’ By FREDERICK H. BRENNAN, Mail Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. LARNED, Kan., Noy. 29. ENTLEMEN of the jury,” said the County Prosecutor, “‘this was a cold- f dlooded, fiendish attempt to murder immocent persons, conceived by the de- Mant and thwarted only by prompt inter- ke of the law when one of her intended plices gave the plot away.” Meatlemen of the jury,’’ said counsel for fefense, “‘the poor widow you see before ®the victim of an outrageous conspiracy me part of the County Attorney and the ithief witnesses for the State. It is in- Ne that this defendant could or would Planned the crimes as charged.” me jury returned a verdict of guilty. y K. Eggleston,” said the Judge, “‘you Ww serve not less than five and not more 35 years at the Women’s State Reforma- s . . s 7 . the prosecution presented it: were several reasons why Mary K. ton wanted to kill the two intended vic- Mrs. Laura Eggleston and David A. K. is the second Mrs. Eggleston. ® Married old Edwin T. Eggleston after &@ Eggleston divorced him. Larned peo- had sympathized with the first Mrs. Eg- Mn during the years of her married life Ed, who was not much of a man and a i. When she sued for divorce folks her side. Everybody who amounted to mhing in Larned said that she ought to * received more than a house in town and » * month alimony. = . v4 "+« e tte + ‘ . oe | > . de . . ** 4 - Pt my an 1 ; ‘ bb. ae ht Afni ‘ ; ‘ : A . ‘ ? \ . “ * we, OH, of a —_— ey os ‘ . . § . ‘ ‘ ‘ , " O46 ge Pe , 7 ~~ r~, | a : a : . - ‘ ‘ a” 72 *% ad . i) ‘ o ? : ow ! *. : . +" % . ; _ os “ ; . , ’ + . , » ya d ‘ ° ’ AAR MY VMMMUM“an +. Wi, VM. VU. WML ddd akin ot eC saad - ob Pas. \. “Ys » ba VMMMM“M“U“Msaseweoad YY, V) an by ~~ hi ~ P= i -* wi , Pa ey hie ~~ see re ol} ae at, ” seg: a “Sis ~ “ew? ele ' es Naty, -e 4 - * > wwe - r" __ i _ 7 ~e - a ” > Me & r. nt 5 Pa gp (ee ef hes a ; % eat PT ok Ga ae ab ete OARS me A fee a t + S, SRideeg eae o% WAN 4 nyt . Ph i MMMM y, Ys Wy Ls a acs , % * a bl eed ; Ss" « / en 4 Uf) Wht Le v vw A fey , 7 anes «| . - yi ee he ’ » y 4 . , ‘Le Ws MMMMM/@/V/]]}@q@EM@-(/|''(@ Vis Vb MMMM MMMMq@q@qoM@t{MMtt Wb Vs Ws WU WY YA VM. : WM UMMM Ws SN > a ‘fs : RSS EERE 0 ne qe > eg ' : “a af oy . ‘or . Aw r . ‘ . . awe "5 rye ‘ Z - ; ok. * ~ : PP UY Pe os % > Dae i) PS Bo Dae s SE ESR cd agit eRe 2 ee ee oe NPR 6 . . The first Mrs. Eggleston’s home at Larned to which women gossips brought many tales of the second Mrs. Eggleston, other. If the second Mrs. Eggleston bought a new hat, the first Mrs. Eggleston's friends told her what a shame it was that this inter- loper had come into Ed's money. “You know, dear, by rights it is yours,” they told her. Thus the first Mrs. Eggleston was a con- tinual reproach to the second. Reason enough for hatred! Moreover, there was the ali- mony and the house. Would not a mercenary woman weigh desperate chances to be rid of one who was worse than an enemy and to gain $1200 a year? Mark. now, the motive for doing away with David Ely. He was her suitor. Although he i: 69 years old now and was not much young- er when he first began ‘“‘sparking’’ the widow Eggleston, she accepted his attentions gladly. Living alone in the house that was a little bet- ter than the first Mrs. Eggleston's house; do- ing without the friends who cheered Laura Eggleston’s loneliness, Mary K. Eggleston was even anxious for company. e- Ely sympathized with her. He carried tales of the first Mrs. Eggleston to her, kept her posted on the odd battle between them, took her part vehemently. She was 55 years old, but their developed into what {arned called a love affair. It even gave rise tc a certain scandal-mongering—it at least supplied the first Mrs. Eggleston's friends with ammunition. Had they realized how much Mrs. Mary K. Eggleston trusted Dave Ely, they would have been more scandalized. She loaned him $6000 on no apparent. se- curity. The second Mrs. Eggleston grew a little proud and boastful of her lover. She showed him off at church. No man had come to call con the first Mrs. Eggleston. Her friends said, though, that if Laura had the money which was hers by right it would be she and not Mary K. who could show off a man at church. Nevertheless, K.’s capture of a.suitor was a distinct victory, and:she gloried in it. Her. glee was, alas, ection é Into comradeship Mary MRS. MARY K. EGGLESTON Larned one day came a Mrs. Emma Bolen, who filed suit for breach of promise against Dave Ely. She alleged that Ely had made love to her back in Missouri, and she asked $10,000 damages. Word of the suit was only six minutes trav- celine from the courthouse to the first Mrs. Eggleston, and the second Mrs. Eggleston was not much longer in learning of her lovers past. It was a disgrace, Mrs. Mary K. felt, and it would be so construed by her enemies. They would gloat. They did gloat. Mrs. Golen produced letter after letter in court, describing Ely’s emotions. The jury gave her $4000 damages. Meanwhile, Mrs. Mary Eggleston had been pressing him for paymert of the $6000 be owed her. He put her off with the word that he had made a will in her favor, leaving her all his property. Was this not sufficient motive’ take revenge for his making her ridiculous and she could collect at least part of her $6000 in one stroke. Here. then, was a woman motives for murder. How was the crimes? Being of a timid, retiring sort, she naturally would seek an agent, rather than execute her designs herself. She could with sufficient she to plan —— -———— | Plans to Do Away With Rival ae, ; ’ ————— em oe ——— ——— selected. believ -d for Will Pool was the agent she , He was her yard man. that he would. do almost money. She possessed no very hizh opinion of his mentality, and her judgment of him made him all the more logical as a tool. But she must play her hand carefully. “Wi,” she said, one day when he was raking leaves, “I'm going off for a visit. I've hired a foreigner from Kansas City to come down here and kill Dave and Laura.” ain’t you, Miz Eggleston? SHie anything “You're jokin’, Aw” “No, I’m not, either, Will.” It took some time for this to sink into Pool's mind. He was still thinking about his employer’s words when she returned. Laura and Dave had not been killed. The second Mrs. Eggleston’s home at Larned where she is alleged to have plotted two murders. “I'm glad I didn’t have them killed,” said Mrs. Eggleston. ‘‘Dave has-made a will leav- ing me all his property.”’ A few days later she spoke to Pool on the front porch. ' “How would you like to do the work for me, Will?’’ “What work?” “Killing Laura and Dave.” ‘“‘Aw—w—you're just talkin’. want to kill nobody.” “I'll pay you $300 and make you a present of $200 and besides I'll buy you a Ford worth $200. I know wher® I can get a good Ford for $200. Wouldn’t you like a car to run around in?” f “Yes. But I wouldn't kill nobody.” “Well—you just think it over.” Pool looked at the woman and did not like the expression in her eyes. They sort of clittered at him from behind her spectacles, be said, later. “I reckon,” he reflected, “I ought to tell Mrs’ Laura.” So Pool trotted over to the first Mrs. Eg- sleston’s house with a story on the second Mrs. Eggleston that he knew for a pippin, the best story anyone had ever carried to the first Eggleston. is talking about killin’ you and “She offered me $500 You don’t Mrs. “Mary K. Mr. Dave,” said Pool. and a Ford to do it.” The first Mrs. Eggleston advised him to take his story to County Attorney Blaine Rob- erts. And thus it came about that Pool shuf- fled into the courthouse with the report. Roberts took the matter sdriously. After consulting with Sheriff Zook he decided to employ a detective to work with Pool as an investigator. R. C. Burgess of Hutchinson was detailed to the case, and instructed to carry out a carefully arranged plan to trap Mrs. Eggleston. ——— The Alleged Murder Contract dn oo Pool went back to Mrs. Eggleston with a contract. It read: “I W. G Pool, party of the first part, agree to do a certain job of work for Mrs. Mary K. FEegleston, party of the second part, who agrees to pay the sum of $200. Signed, W. C Pool.” Mrs. Eggleston, however, was too canny to be caught so easily. She said she preferred tc sign a fictitious name, and affixed the sig- nature, “J. W. Jones,” to the contract. This did not satisfy the County Attorney, who sent Pool back the same day, April 7, with a sec- ond contract. Under instructions, Poo] told her: got a helper now and I want to sign a differ- ent contract. I want to use a fictitious name, too. I'll be known as John Kelly, my helper as Bud Brown and you as J. W. Jones.” Mrs. Eggleston replied that was agreeable, and she signed the contract, but once more used the name J. W. Jones. The authorities then decided it was abort time to spring the trap. Although they did not know it then, Mrs. Eggleston had sent Dave Ely to a drug store for a quantity of strychnine, saying that she wished to kfll an old dog on the place: “Where is your partner?” she queried, im- patiently, when Pool came the next day. “He had to go out West, but he'll be back tomorrow.” “T’ve “Well, bring him out tomorrow night.” So the meeting was arranged. Pool and Burgess, the detective, who acted the part of Bud Brown, a gunman, went out to Mrs. Eg- gieston’s home about 8:30 o’clock the evening of April 9. They carried with them two empty bottles, Mrs. Eggleston having hinted to Pool that she intended them to use poi- soned wine. She would not admit them at the back door, telling Pool to take his friend around to the basement door. She went down, candle in hand, to open this door, and the two isform- ers entered. ‘“‘My friend here says you've got @ job for me,’ said Burgess, using gruff tones, “but, Lell, this job is worth $1000 if it’s worth a cent.”’ The-widow came quite close to him and looked into his face, long and searchingly. ‘“‘Well,”’ she said, with finality, “$200 is all I can afford to pay.” Burgess turned as if to go. “Wait,” she called out. to you.” She led them tnto the room and up to a table. On the table were a jug of wine and a bottle of strychnine. ? “You know,” she said, $200 is more in Larned than a thousand would be in Kansas City. Besides, I only have $280 in the bank, end I owe Mr. Roberts $50 of it. FU pay you $200, and that is all I have.” “I. want to talk Mixing Strychnine With Wine ~ Burgess produced the empty bottle and Mrs. Eggleston filled it with wine. She then handed the strychnine bottle to Burgess, but he refused to pour in the poison. She took it back, remarking: “You know, Mr. Ely bought this strychnine for me.” She did not at once pour the poison into the wine, but walked into another room. As she did so Foo! and Burgess shifted position to watch her, but could see only her shadow against the wall, with arms raised and the bottle in silhouette. © When she returned. Burgess asked: “How much did you pour in?” “About a fourth of it.” “Damn it all, Ely will never drink the wine. That's way too much strychnine. You'll have to~get another bottle.” She went upstairs to do this and when she returned the new bottle was partly filled and some poison sifted into f. Burgess then landed the bottle to Pool, who wiped it off and slipped it into his pocket. “I don’t like poison much,” Burgess said. “I've always bumped ‘em off with a gat.” “I don’t want Mr. Ely shot,” she protested. “Well, maybe he won't take the wine.” “He will if yeu approach him in the right way.” “How?” “Talk to him about land.” “And oil?” “Yes' Yes! He's crazy about oii.” “But if he won't drink it I'll have to croak him some other way.” Mrs. Eggleston at this point led “Brown” and “Kelly” upstairs. She left them fer « moment and returned with a revolver which had belonged to her late husband. This weapon she handed to Burgess, who pieced it "* Continued on ege Thirty-four. ; Ps tye im ot penal mf mF ite ~ - r .
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~ aR inde O°. a fa i aie ne ey Sagal, Me att 4 hte “ or %, na oe mf - en ea Ram . eae . pi scsi aca asap teed Rp 1 OER SEEN ER “Oe ORS ee Rae lion Chee he ete ME typ k 8 i ee Dong 7 a gE eri Re Bo Sheen Te ey SUNDAY. _ ‘OVEMBER 2, 192! HE COMER = @ ato ww FU T SOISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | so DEVILS (SMG WHERE DREYFUS a —_ -— XN 4 , > , 2 ¥ J VJ : —-_—--- - ee --- PREMIER HERRIOT “EDDIE” CVERIN Se > AMR OMANIOA x = al eg ty aeia!™ a fff php ge LP 7 ee Maer er Vi 4 7 WPSSELOLE LYS bh ory e-? » ee tit tt CLOGILIAL: s WO Ae we Ta ~ a : 4 = wile ad = ty’ 3 =: & ry fa. ‘ es Df 1 3 | T ; B > & ; J a D> we ; ry ‘ » oO alee , af) , ih } + ‘A } t3 «4 ; ty t ned - a ‘pv ; . ’ Y gs choose Detween suffocation and swarms of rea a ne) S caped, writing of his experience es ; Cve« i *- “~ = — . : x ~ insects. To drink good water again insteac The famous Capt. Alfred Drerfus. when »« yrs Island. said Show Their Confidence in Him by Choosing Him for the High- ef spoiled milk and vinegarish wine. To €at was imprisoned on Ile Diable wrote enough “Warders took service on the ‘= = > ~~ rot ? 7 +s? : . iit — . . * prison fare once more and forget the stuff in his journal to indicate some of its atroci- for a period of two years. They @ est Judicial Honor im the State. =n — _ Sest- 5#PPS¢ SOSIT SiTEngts. ne Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. penal colonies of Guiana abolished. No lomger elties of the French penal colony srstem. to which deportees were subjected in the penal colonies. Emil Zola, noted novelist, took Dreyfus’ part and after spending four years in sensibilities. I have associated wig FARGO, N. D., Nov. 29 will traitors burst their temples screaming on Dreyfus. an officer of Jewish extraction. hag Guiana the Government of France permitted Dreyfus to leave his lonely piace of exile. men who had lost all humans f | Burke was a ber and his be ” , ~ StI - é . & ¥ Zz v hitehed up and drove ‘o towa, ~- + = > 7 _ Bie -hod J 44#ce ~# ~ . = — = 7 —s = . . = —_ st as » + ~~ - = = . = eon "- “SDT - _— Fm | aancrtea = a Fam _ 2? . _ ”“ eS rr > 2 = Sc + > > F~' ; : - ee ’ -- ~ a = — i . solitary huts on Ile St. Joseph. To the hun aled for political reasogs and because he was wo Prencaomen cave deen ceportec tO «L 4 LUropean ceportes ike ies, 8d > when smothered cries and cursings warn them Alwars the warder’s hand was 8 aratte eure to turn up missing when it s - Ga Was S " +h = , wrrg ~ " a _ + =. 7" oe - : s ar _- "2a ~- * « _ ~~ ~ 2 ~~ a? ' “7 > » | _— - ~~ —_ , - . > ° on , **« > =_ = =* - _ — e dreds who have been driven against the brush a Jew an anto-Semitice ware hating struck rUlana, anc Dut & few thousand ever returmec WOrk Sad to oe given to Madagascan Dlacks. of these bloody affrays. volver. If a man strock a warda ane, ix — R--+¢ hie father knew 5. Sil -, bom | a Bee i.e N TY RP; oan tim Fa Slim seh oes Latae ¢ | - — . 7 te "*o — ~~ = = = + _— > - -.soreen ———— ——" . —_ — , . hs aa . ‘a 2, oe =>™ OB i1@ NAOVAile, LiIALINDE With Macnetes tO Cicat France about this time LO F radcce. Va prvUssOo.u0og to secoad and tirst ¢iass ¢ce- The Writer goes of [to say that capital pun- zoaded Bim tmsto desperation by bis ts. look for him '? eourt was in se a ° tnt. . , hed ei?) th ° > ar - Fan? . » . " . * its. soe €n-.""* » em™it>@e ™ oes -'* ee ™—2a "sere PQ rmor* orc — : = + el . . 2 ” : and died the word has come too late. But fiabie) Emile Zola. renowned nore! st. en SD WEEE SS SOLUS Smiitas, Mecaancs, painters, carpenters 40 is caught. One poor fellow. crazed br years of . > to the wrangling of the lawyers, ‘coe- yw Bi - ~ "AD - ** we 4.7 ** > i = S = ns — & tet ‘> _ - ae : . we >» 2 a aren _— ~~ — | J We. = . 2 2 . t ~~ ilV —_— = ~s * wv WV Va edit oid Wil. ifare . ai tered tne fig a to obtain 51s erty In TRE ww & & » - wees + as sea 24° * ap" s @iés “2 _.*s gardeners. ment. killed 2 = oe Bs - with an fron bar. ‘t) awe W) 72 the great mark who sat ob } _. th — A : na a , hriannr =o > ~) . ~ a he — = te Son 2 Zs *ticers = ell for the Kindlier drudgery of prison shops 7ola indited is famous letter J’accuse be lie de Ne, with fits quaint litt e fisaing . convict was seized br other of : aii ~ We ; ti - - In France - . 6 De. on —_ Tv > 4 a ye —> ] 5 ._+ = — 2 ‘ae = The Tyranny of Negro Guards > 7 Ce 7 str ron ? Ware ha was : = é ad , oc 1 = + --> ~# -—- ~ a a > " a we ia iw Pl _ » > & ive? Wa er hn — 2 en ed —~ Wau we a » a Yo * 4 ; — o +h = 2 aoe = > = Te : a os eS - b+ Sia — © . a Food Tnsnutti ~* -_- = 7 Poor yeages ™" ‘ big anybody asked 51m what be was Fons The release of ese prisoners tO peniten- [In this philipp Zola a sed the military GCEe Stands a weather-beaten old citadel. now Se 4 into a blockhouse, and evrerr nigh : hen he grew up there was no besita- d ' — wes — = = —— — & s * 4 ~ rs > - . - - Tiaries where thev will sine gel happiness that ——_—- - = — . +--+ - ae | een — = ae pciisinelliachaioinesinieneie iii BE ORE ii SR nae alee le ‘ , -- A te tere «ctoeke ce th t > oe hs. 4 Lue! 4 SIMA i ; iMess . > s of ninetie timnarear ™ eee ny =a ‘ : Ja . 2 j z — were erncas in UOnh Sita BO tag be swat sigs : : r av 1288S OC. UBTUSLiFY mm SOL.LE i/rerius 2n4a@.F7 220 wu “The murderer’s comrades must assis . — = 8H » in his answer. Be was going to a ie me Fang E > , i aed ‘ > 7 —_ - _ - ” wastes . s+. * e = > ~ = rUiala 1s Sai°.Vv O17 ‘ 1é@ past is bot a. © ~~ ~~ oF hin > 7? . ~*~ ‘ar = - ~ _ ~ “os | oe > ~ _— oe a — ~ ok = —_ = Ps —— = im > he 2 = _ . Te a , . . ¢ ‘ nad shielding the real eulnprits. He denounced wu UUs — £8.28 Yen aba em SOD nRerelle arouses ® seeping campos each . + iim poss: OD: UE OO: . Tee TH ' a and marbe Government will accomplish br its order Me : opsslntnn ge Nei ine ce 8 maegarmas a ; i . ’ the execution They are placed near tie a ae tien Gini er. He was sure about that. r\? : | & Lid 2 ii s ~Y iis Or eT Yrew?r ’ -_™ frre fa ? ~ 7 ~ TT. = = —_ "32 tt 2 ' é " rt - aoe ws & _—_ a - = ~ _-_ - - — = = . - . eo Hundre cas —"s itive res ' wy oat mocasery iD — a ltragre oo «= Jare 3 tho e ‘Tra snr ae F _/ — eee | + art et 45s > om ets 4 ‘ .. ~- 2eoPFr"* oP = Bee Be 7 was Srvuz oat bef re i ecourtmartial he > - su2z be meant 3 2 - ss ava Sear " ‘ a ee 3% . oe ft 2 r ss e- : n> 7 * ; oo bb ws VU oe - dubs at nes q _ re oe z a = 3 4 a work = ass "ad sha Colonia! infantry ready to fire a vo: ‘2 - ‘3s that 2e eould make Tie NRame:) may leave Guilaza Liberes are th: . mm Fae , =e . a3 mace the h 3 73 > h=sin whi ' , wa ak yr ta) ™ OT cer cid atest n:! Hie mires ae oT - . ee canced to death ov the zu liotine ™ . - Lio ‘ Su ? a Ss ee =) inate eo |" > > ~ a —— a | LZ —_ Lf a” "n> - _— ee? = / = . Tf oS ° ” wy zy ” . tee: — = . : Shey sale me Wes imc 3 w qd and 2. : > 2. . Stic 3 be | bare’ AM kneel and take off their caps. A John Burke went ar Be won «@ unique on the Three Sad Isles Were ee? free + go as : = ae . . — a P p ba i _ — - — "“—-ciete — on Poe _# a ~ ate >f orn ian as uD w s % i Soe a Ne es ae 4a wee vee Soe ~ 4 ‘ . th le ke North Ategas ” “ €aca time 2 e en tre Orst and second ia 1a arse Dien Ea anc caaineg “~~ ac 2 ereiaiaes : 3 o ° tn th ft ons of the peop . they pleased so iong as they did not leare P = . ~_ s - naive ne vegetable. a kilogram of bread na 9 convict must be the executioner, and as 4 The Harsh Marriage T in the afiections . . . alias . = - \ 4s a. « ~ © - " % led "Fez > aaaG .— ~~“ re = 5 -)> —o ~ _ 7 oh O08 “lo = - z=? a *> z ~ = = ~- - - — -s& ~s - - 7 : : —_' eT 1 = = SO8.a0C > = ’ evi Us ve yess - = - _— . ae oO ’ ett 2ietie e-*tivea marl ~F «fFing bh a » + ee. wear “ Va Be became a lawrer among . Gulana Th ole fate aS fre oomen has hoor e ran - - he CiSiizCciive mare Wwe woes \& 5as a rig ot . - e - . “6 aa i aa . . » 4 pores — aeaeeo ~ 2 — — err re ~ . -“22™"c woot x a >. eee. sca . - . 5: ; ‘ S ; S000 g i ¥ ab bee C Ok = wb a 5InS Se tes a te hee . ? 4 hb ae £ = ae a heard and don a black frock “oa? and oa. ie ther eeat sim to the Legislature POTSse (than tnreir Oo as ieions 4 *cao - - ~ The hereoead T eook ad a “arte? . ~ -_= and In TSeg the \ a 4 a4 5-ROUSse ~ j hie pe ter nz SATORe o — For ow fis > ing r~ or iS CtiMaA RU UA : 4 a om a “Prisoners re ken in a . = At liberty im a tropic pest-hole, without seem aecegegaees : : Sie ol gees saepecppped Pia sei , , se i the ceive a reward for each execution; at New yemase prisoners a aes mocrat though he was, fa 8 rocx . sa ~ aes s *& sX °C. ™ te ° —— ' ; ~ ar ~ a — ~~ & —_— ~ — 7a 3 = _ x yj 7. = é — i te - —_— . - ak =n ~ >S 7PTroTy & = r= a ee wv FT 7 ra —— _ = as = ? = " , +. ° —-- — =* passed a bill extending amnesty to all con- down 22g whar in lighters, they board ee ee oa ae ae, ent ot Con mainland The French authocmm eublicean State. they three times elect eireRe work the grants of land provided ported with the affair and calline ite the prison shir ed pract - meat is condemned bully beef.” ee ee = gs eourage marriage between them and -4yrern ted him nominated . hina , ps egies ou at Beas essnasas _ —s _ a 3 - aii snow F “ CGeeten mere the tariff is verp OC ww 7. eS . m Covernor and wants b a wiinciy 4 Prant? ropi¢c trorern ment sc neineineal hee +n Weanc Nrewfre Pi ae =a ‘a ee , In the RBiirmaryv ¢ © TFTLSslLOPr saw “aa ‘grec 2.1De€S | aati sue 2a. were wis eee Bi inaA OA - het merger f , ribeipe. vaca tO france ~ 2s Was per- + s Sing of the great gates the cita on — —s 2 a =o. CC , . P nat «8 iam * Married deportes, Ul uncer Very Gam ident and be did come sear Deing 2 ar TY AT . “25? Ss a! ing = ; ne ?*e ra > +a4 _ = ™ = = ae ~ ~~ _~ -~ -) wit . — ~* =~ ~ = wik one at odred Tanes and a »-* -_ oa - e — — s.% = *~ — 4 | , ti * c an? ? 2 "arc? . > Y had = - — S oe Gr = = =~ ~ ——— — = -s = bo) as : ?. bes | _ coer a | oF . — > > - - ' 2 ~= e ° - . s a _ - ~ . a - a i= Pe = . @Bes' ~ i den I add 7S to +ha erue try ~ **es Frenc A sor. oO: co she ee mati rimece. ae ted for Viee President. in ‘ ha) ta © a a ~~ _ YrEenr Pa a ~ ‘ro - = . 2 oe wo * ail ~ " ™ id GCEition f Set... er 7 . er 4 “= : o a it Ne ne ei ~ to — > hs ¢ 3 cies —— oe i= : ma Tas ; +o + _— t+. ‘ = > on = -_ > 4 ~~ é —_ hdc tm a a — i i * - 3 —_~ + &— — ~~ . - . ‘ _ + 7 4 ‘ - ene if ance — ‘ his term at hard labor he may = 5 name on the sation s currency E'Rg alc scavenging a horde so re lisive that Ts: , ” mo - sven a ape © i it : : having Arab and Madagascan CODBTiCtLS SFT a - oh tee -_ . ne — - . ~ — = ; . ° .- 4inai tc es *- ; ‘ ™ - ° ~~ ~ = a ‘4 > - 7 —_— — —_ —s ~—>- - . ae . . : ‘ states t [tinerant globe-trotters looking in for a om irops! Jn f stood a dirtr, dark nthe ain earn the keeper of the convent and pe Sie Lares + the vromise of cain he strayed iz wor (Travelers Dat : nmned French G 2 . ~~ SPrors $ T c ; Koon ——_ a a — over them in thority. & pracuce c - ec Bio lil _—s - _o . ~ rw ata week or 20 a* ay PDD 2a hare “a r= 5» ef 2 xk > *» 44% He + ww > Ol ransportation =. ce is Fine 3 _- mm, © D2! ati. = a : ng # uUSslive Tr 't- over 2m ——s au vase we ey z= = wom -_ he ah eg to mm. rl v If she P . x z nancia. , gie and when Paw : ~ . . . , . ‘= aed — ees be Ae ’ ‘ > be _— at & ° - 7 “Wie - as @ plague-spot, and even the French admin- TEP Si niteh “es Spigot . ~ by all penclogists as giving rise to grievous i »~ hy ™ _ . ~ ie ~~ we _ - = Bee Wro e* - es : “ , 2 . Sere on esi article in some magazine. The exiles had more “The prisoners are locked iz 2 ' room led to a surgjeal laboratory where a abuses. One visitor to 8 prom camp we Guiana for the remainder of their Poor as in the dare when he sat Dr the ste -_ i : ™ “Sn se = i a= «Py t. i . re ioc T s . “~ - —=-— e : ee s : _—_ ; é : . s : ii . * - a en Wee perwers are barred. Their .... 6.5.20 teetc? cacci. és & o ; ec iG Sullocaung chtet tae orenetoe an ea is “ “Tha lot of the Arabs was most enviable a P aS herr OFUlas SUSTES tO ear. Vesperacoes. i... e t ee ee | Oe j sai marriage is sanctioned. Maasy fim court at Sizgourner, Ia., and Estened vo . tiing - 2 ~ + 2PIS -7[7ee@ oe te ths :* ar o _e._% n . ze Q t 7 ~ -- 2 ain — o a 2 - . : , “ , °% ** ++ 3 . —— - = - - - . : ;- J . Siing anc whimpering rose wi ie s.en petty thieves, political prisoners and maniacs 9s tae sitp. im eacn cell is table while, without anestheties. a surgeon's they monopolized all situations of trust. On sworn falsely that they were ome ’ os ra : 4 se - ei rm yes — yea ’ en * ~ : a -~ ~, eae ~ ie F = : om procs - rer ™ —— _ >. a" ) ~ — ~ cfTesa _ -*»- 5 - ——: & —_ . = : «% . . ' > an ther bi COO . >. ‘es a — ee +208 were ~aed d toget ler be [ne Merretrs* Se ore >} +s w a Can de turned ra if L@PTC A@SBISTADt CareliesSEivy proded aL a OSCECES. LD was quarter=a er, ° 7 ef x; ot fore being 4anorted Lan order to e— " chr og > spcrcess and are Sidaon “=e? ect ’ Karte: " boo . a —~ — = WO pw Ss 46 WE - . ~ ‘- o>“ - i) a ee = . ws ee o—_ " 3 saline ~_ . sa ‘ " . . *s — = = “ a -~ -— —- « on © ae > i» = ee a — kt Ss = 7 = | ind t ‘mare ad : ' wre.enecnhess .a.¢s Were aa O shambdies © iinet wsSius V420Ce below. Litre steam paren.’ Lae Presuit Lt Mastoiditis. . : it ers worked 4s carpenters, - ers —* Sin Guiana. only to bare their wives afer t ’ snc ts his am >itio® Se . - 7 . i | es + ~ A ——— - ss : i = ~~ — . . - ae. s z . + * = ° . -_ .r = ~—_ oe ° . “. - -~ = ~* in Odeo . » - ¥ - » = = ~o ~ > a i a) ~ [er ? > ° _— > = . ~ cal > > es» _- a . w ‘7 =e ; ev were - 4 res wa ~ i - - , - 2 prisoners OSarracks. wien one faction *+-°= ship's engines would quickly tame Ddeing siesta time the men were confined im Diacksmitas. a — a er later. Prisoners tell stories of se iz Specess stood im bis Wary, - _ - ~~ . - - . _ _- ~ =. a ee a 7 _ 7 ~ | -—« — -s -- #4 = “na Was be Alger! he Sara — = x p : ‘ , > -= . - as S i vac 4 - S ’ ~ = - ~~ - a -(F OF a 3 =t2 = = oo, arear » Fe 2 aor = meee gee &.° 3 Vue a= € 4 «Gt ' ul eo ze = «4 ‘ - - ss —_ Fe ed ursec S Dor *-* OF ° # - _ = um ) . > o ia i_ a j os . « a 4 epes al etd © 4s wéd d J 8 i> il eel + - : ; 2 > : 1% a " ~ ; . > z i> . é 4 es” « ‘ -_—- - = - - — — - - > ? a? i *- on ? ? $e} i= rr 4 related of murders done ier 2 ta! 3 4 a. a ayenne 2 condemned are fuards wa ng of probable insults feet high, who went about picking quarrels ard os and waiting for . ®y *taim the coveted goal. - Silieaeams penn " : = . 2 ~— = —- — - = = ‘ : *s.. v= a> ~ - - & —_ is = , ~ ~* —— . > om od 2 — — . . ‘ ” - > —- . __—— fi ee - atts as ae ioe = = “ — ei lyin » / #1 POR + es +h "TR 5 ve L ‘ e > es . £Uaras > es 2@2) Ira =Gq utO aoSes.5G, 220 CGislorioutedc taroughert Frer > WUES i11..888 Wel ingZed gm a iow broad and Strigilg O15 :€1:0W CORVIC(S OF tae sma. food has discovered Sim P Baa e Cork ~sken at ag aze when ms In ® past iioceres Dave triec to make their =t -ain fringe at . _e ‘ - D- — - -~ zoe > - : ~¢ —_ ‘ — —_ —- tos +> r= a 7 > —_— i. ; : ig ates saa xe human dats in the gloom of the prison @ deportes Those sentenced to hard labor *°rkimge They wer a degenerat> lot— ist with the martinet, or French cat-o-nine- i P Bae . , i -ieved the hope-of ta Trinidad or to Venezuela ye whe did r a etn ee sey mares . : 5 . 4 . ' 4 ——— Was there any escape from te : as @ ' oe 7 * a a : > i . >. os » _ —— + a ': - ° ’ - : > -~ —— aa . ” t } _ — as (a.ieG ef aasportes; those sentemced for “*Fe-cs intan Some boasted is, and was reputed able to draw blood at _ sad + BMOed and th. sroose of his mansnocd. mot leave their bones on jungie trails. or who ‘se “ eo: - Guiana Guerin managed ae t2 al : 2 = _ —_— — . J . 7 _ : — " z ~—- es 7 | France A ghast 2? ruth enown as lit 3 when asked his offense. said laconically, “I Over the land of St. Joseph are the soli- a to. tan 2 Puetics His careet capsized in *he iagoons found no refuge when _— —Te «4 2 % , ; source anaGd 22° cad ie dest of ’ - = 2 ah ee « = ~~ > oes CaLec in Sa: apenas 3s | — pile cisrsaiy sat eae: _“_ _ ~~ geceud try be and two other Geuete . 7 . a . ’ = " — = ; - ; > * . ; ‘ : aie ~ : ” —- - , nai” a er a : and returned them to Carenne fo . thea Tean ch ’ , rT oe ears alter he has servrec 126 Strangers Seruag ft rth the expioits >cist, who visited one of these “Diack ceils, fn a&= smal boat and -egched — Ca him Honest Jona Burs ows ee : : , iets i oh SE } Lhe 784 ior \- r.. L cae “Tene Owuoiic . as not wrt 4 “Sar? a ' ae > Ua... +. «Ses . ee + = —- ane a e4 ese ran > = . £ = ee ad _ ™ ™ - * * . _ : ae a ' = ‘ -S Segrence if he has been sentenced for Of Tamous «carroters describes the plight of ome hapiess inmate : Mckota plains They mean not ward of $3 a head yenetueians shot them LWOndres, a journalist on the staff of te ee ee ee ee ee | Few hare deen so fortunate ’ Sh ol . — - 2 uti : r wi . more than eig*: ear is exiled for life and rhe quarters of the relegues are distrib- Out of the corner of the cell came some- 3 Bn st he ts meticulous in mone) : s * is Sid : = i » ~S AL ha es s Tha ‘ A aera 4s ee ore. a i Ad ' Be tet 2. Srort a . : . - *—r 2 -2I™ thar sor ™ore #h ’ ° ‘ ve : = wre ao tar scares 4 > ee ' ars > . b - . — 4 : : . = - = a = ae = _~ —a — - ; +h rT be * the Detch were mere humane. but firm. Bac while sack that ¢h . : on . = Dine — . 2 Tare cee abo . ime sen at ite a ai —, e 2 rubbin a er . o a on : U : L . ie a se > - = - - — . 7 in [ i¢ rears of ‘e eee | ~ > a - — a . ~ - P= — - — z : j , ‘ ~_—_ — — > . " _* bi on Devil's Island for having broken their pe ‘ory through its 62 rears. Ponou'’a : 2 Maximum of twent; L218 Class ©= ‘+4 erancas. At night the barred door It had been three years and a half in that : siities of bie mind and | . > a Peg rf LA 5 a wa & pa Ss; ii e _ . : S404a° ltt a + pA as > *, * — : 2d rn 3- P = writer ne -_ : : ‘ , . ~ sige iminals is sem‘ mainie ¢a Wace ~# [> Seeenten —_ = : , = . , 1.@r. rBe Governor ;, es sale And so the word libere was a curse tion aroused. friends broucht lala “ina.s iS S€i. mainly to Kourou, Cay- ©" each dormitory is locked, and outside horrible hole about three yards long and haif — | = ee orem ‘Tienes Orought pres & enne and to St. Laurent aon the tei | , ma ' conceded that aboat . > word in French Guiana Premier Herriot. who o- sed —_—— a Sas FO Ss. Laurent om the Maroni River. paces a guard. revolver in hand. Sometimes as wide. % : a Known as Dakotas Lincoln > aa ; " > we & : Mad : ° ee: , ; thee is : ™ ' Ss . - ‘ ; = . - Few on sare *otrrer ay? *rorr French tell of the horrors there. Those home. ae ete ee eee _a , A Darkness That Is Fe! vat | : | wsied_bair Ww :o escaped. OT wo miracui: us. hy ad Te. +s becinzning ha Juliana Te, * — oa r ’ ows ~~ ana is@ ~- -a2izs >> > ¥ - 2c z2.8 an ves acc om the , 2 ta A2EIn a rulan: as 7 oo p met~f ite; : — + Me a s : 3 a.® = we Riana »f r? eo AO Ree eTen * : Bas z*-Pre a i = a ae bh escape. ; . fit ing clothing and neck* ° r - . - . + 4@ + - > » - y LA rad Tv aT a - f 2 sa - oe | 4 LOEeVUGAR Lei eTrTm m SeTvnuce, Aave come regarded as a human ‘2 an srotect The orig - tk S.Vas “Vine Gi - é . ready ss . ——— _ , + -* - . ‘ _ P iv we ta, _-= — . 7 “¢ x . : ¥ bh eta & Liseceis. | +) , ot yi , ) a. a 4i L22.is "man t ad the a & the .most indomit \'-2 are fe tied “T ; : ome are snot i he v* e is Dak back With something in them dead. Pity had inators of the am hellewed that they ox . 3 | . — ceac most imcomitabie a: econciued “I gave him a feast of sunshime and outer = 2 & ao ~ ~ * an oe] ae 2 ney might = Arcs anc iw ae . : 2 ft t . | Sand id § conditions at their worst. He and for iwenmetien? gecnad _— starve, while manr eres o . C2er . 2 2 Lor ; : acte , ‘ 4 i , sé le™ them and they long ago had forgotten cire convicts a chance to make men of them 7 = Mm & (TARR cai secret society air by taking his place for a few minutes y= 2 allie a. : w & eee 2€SCTiLDes he night hotrs. After the first two or three the minutes of the Guiana tropical foram lowest amd one suspected of informing may be set lengthened into hours. I had absolutely no “== *22¢ SF* punished. A Dutch © 426 & some quarry upon by an enraged pack. Occasionally mur- sense of light. The Dilackmess seemed ¢ teld of finding ‘hree scantily ¢ , Many a poor wretch dreads th how to weep. selves and colonize a rich possession at the ee - ss ee _ ~oe No, BO, you would not believe,” has been same time. The idea was foredoomed to fail- class. mostly at arf@uocus } their protest when urged for a tale. Fear ure eis — Gees labor, Convicts do not make good -2Ps re rs carry ads mam ftted silence, and com own ; ; pioteers. and break stomes. other : 1} . ++ . mate them evade and slink away, fear that Frenchmen cannot acclimate themselves to | 7 mame, Sl Gor & commited, te prefeend af . ¢ come ¢ om me Ifke some solid thing and *°O@t ® free, the | @pether Judge would say the gooming word, Guiana. In the first year 1400 convicts man. ‘rees and construct roads at the different daylight finds a dead or dying convict in the drive my straining eyes back into my head. to fever, the fate of many. | camps, the strongest break and the weakest passageway. Questioning is useless, and few It was darkness that could br felt. for I felt Continucd on Vest -™ WhHOrt ae ~~ _ _- * ; weportes Degin in the third and
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_ SUNDA NOVEMBER 36. 19% Bees | 2 ee “ee 44 XNA on > +S SSS RAY SAN SN SS ANAAAAAN PTAIN (NOW MAJOR) ALFRI DREYFUS med. he looked when he has sent to D nd the silence was like the silence Space. When the double doors opi the rays of light seemed to strike like daggers. The criminal whose pl a taken had a record of infamy wi printable words could express, and ye ress I pitied him as he went back living death of darkness and silence. plateau dotted with such huts... lf of despair ... eath housing a m rf gibberings in the dank heat of a tre Mt joined with wild ravings of loon, al in the jungle. That was Ile st‘ h during the dark days of French Gu Vhat of the wretches on Ile Diable? i Guerin of Chicago, notorious as an mational crook, who was sentenced 3 ina some twenty years ago and later bd, writing of his experience on De nd, said: “Warders took service on the island a period of two years. They could nd it any longer, not because it ws ain on their sensibilities but because mate sapped their strength. They ha¢ sibilities. I have associated with m mn who had lost all human feeling, ver with such inhuman brutes as the on Devil's Island. “Always the warder’s hand was on his ver. If a man struck a warder whos ded him into desperation by his tyra warder had a right to shoot him. . ne poor fellow, crazed by years of mist ent, killed a guard with an iron bar. nvict was seized by other officers en to St. Laurent. Here he was thre 0 a blockhouse, and every night his bre encased in iron stocks so that it ipossible for him to move. He was terrible agony for. three months. The brought before a courtmartial and nced to death by the guillotine.” ee The Harsh Marriage Terms Female prisoners are kept in a convent! me mainland. The French authorities DUrage marriage between them and the harried deportes, but under very strict sort of convict matrimonial agency — intained. After a transporte has sef term at hard labor he may appear 0€ be keeper of the convent and pick out Oman he wishes to marry. If she is g, and he signs an agreement to residé uiana for the remainder of their lives, ! harriage is sanctioned. Many convicts orn falsely that they were unmarried | re being deported in order to take af nh Guiana, only to have their wives turm ter. Prisoners tell stories of such tra@ which the deserted wife, after ardships and waiting for her husband tog eed, has him already mar od has committed suicide. ) Was there any escape from the horror®) ulana? Guerin managed it, but he had pplied with money through an undergrog burce and he had the best of luck. A lous attempt he made failed, but 8 % bcond try he and two other deportes got a¥ h a small boat and reached Paramaril few have been eo fortunate. oh, Ria AAnw ciscovered = “Some claim that not more than 100 “.. mers have ever finally got away from Gu ‘ n the years of colonization,” says % yriter. “The Governor of the colony ® bDnceded that about 4 per cent get &™ enerally by crossing the Maroni Rive by boat to British and Dutch Guiana. uly a few of these ever make permaaagy bPacape. 2 ae 62 “Some are the attempt, shot in arve, while many after suffering the t r 4 bf the Guiana tropical forest voluntarily, urn and are punished. A Dutch su old of finding three scantily clothed bout a tree, the fugitives having suc > fever, the fate of many. Scattered Continued on Neat Page. a it I'll give it to you. . , be day he would be a Judge. Manciers were poor as in th: a court at Sigourney, la., Tawvers. ester, John endurl® DOO the are of | pected him ~ been crowned he Bired. mm the Dakota BMfittins Fc SUNDAY, — WOVEMBER 3°, 1924 7 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED es t ner » COME-BACK OF JOHN BURKE—Wisons Broke Him in High Finance in farmer teased him one day, saying. mny, if I ever find a dollar with your name That’s the sort of we-hearted feller I am.” Years after, when rke was writing his name on all Treasury mtes, he sent the farmer a dollar bill on shich was inscribed, “John Burke.” faving Turned in All His Property as Assets for the Bankrupt Firm, He Trekked Back to His Former Home in an Old Auto- mobile, Arriving There Practi- cally Penniless to Begin All Over, Again and His Old Friends Show Their Confidence in Him by Choosing Him for the High- est Judicial Honor in the State. By F. A. BEHYMER, | Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. FARGO, N. D., Nov. 29. fEN John Burke was a boy and his father hitched up and drove to town, xver in Iowa, and John went along, he s pretty sure to turn up missing when it me time to go home. But his father knew e to look for him. If court was in ses- mat Sigourney he would be in court, lis- ing to the wrangling of the lawyers, look- with awe upon the great man who Sat on bench. If anybody asked him what he was going be when he grew up there was no hesita- in his answer. He was going to be a er. He was sure about that. And maybe He was not n that he could make it, but he meant try. John Burke went far. He won a unique tw in the affections of the people of North ota. He became a lawyer among them ani they sent him to the Legislature and, Democrat though he was, in a rock-ribbed publican State, they three times elected m Governor and wanted him nominated for ident and he did come near being nomi- ted for Vice President. He was Treasurer of the United States and tte his name on the nation’s currency. ired by the promise of gain he strayed into he New York financial jungle, and, when the through with him, h® was as days when he sat by.the stove and listened to the suecess and dis- his ambition to Success in his way, but more friendly. It opened the ‘o attain the coveted goal. And Through it through clung to Pa Jude: stood lisaster wa ay for him pow John Burke, broken at an age when most pmen are : retire, has not oniy come rhieved the. hope of kis boy- of his manhood. At of North Dakota have Justice. His career has honor he most de- ck, but h; and th Irpose him Honest John Burke out here plains. They mean not s0 meticulous in money matters, It is the word that suits the rugged character of qualities of his mind and heart. The Y call Meh that i houch be m best mar tT! Known as Dakota's Lincoln SO a ce . Gaunt and cangling, with towsled hair and and necktie perpetually ready with clothing ¥Y, he is Dakota's Lincoln, of the immigrant farmers as well as the ative pioneers. To the former he is Yon Bjorke, put the Scandinavian twist is not an Ree of political opportunism. It is as as the Norskes can come to John Burke. dote, irrisistible as a stump speaker, the Little Johnny Burke used to haunt courtrooms. He vowed that when he grew up he would be a judge himself. ' — _ fascinated by the judges and lawyers. Later, as a young attorney, he was called “Dakota’s Lincoln” because of his: rugged honesty and power as an orator. It was in lowa that Burke m:; T¢ a © 7 . 4 7 iaw at the sStaté ‘ cetting nis beginning his practice at Des Mol brother, Thomas But was calling and after a struck out for him ioose and lodgment at Rolla, in Rolette County, close to the Manitoba border, and hung out gie apnouncing that he was prepared to tice staple and fancy law for the zenship. That was in 1885 It is about his earnings rather. trouble about his earnings. more than he was paid. such a good lawyer who collector. Anybody could get a curbstone opinio! asking and neighbors who came to his office to consult him were treated as guests, entitled to the best that he had. punc- tilious in such matters, asked how much they owed and, deprecatingly, John Burke men- tioned a nominal fee and the client, more often than not, said he was broke just then, but as soon as he got some money he would Which maybe he did and may- If the case went to court and ink just as we » ine those days. Or abou collections never was He always earned There never Was such a was v y” poo! the some, come around. he he didn’t. John Burke tried and procedure was a good deal won if, the pa\ } ry ‘yy yy the same. A 444 , . 4 . . a i* " i}? ha ant later he was sent to the Senate for four years. After that he hung back when they wanted him to run for office. He wanted to be a Judge and there were no Judge jobs vacant, waited In 1905 the Republicans had made a mess 4 group of insurgents in the party tried to get control, but along came the steam and flattened them out. The Demo- came of their evclone cellars and looked und It looked like they had a chance. With the right man to carry their banner they might grab the State. so he of things. nll " TOILE 4 crats out 1 ar — a —— A _- Couldn’t Dodge Governorship convention and John Burke that something he wouldn't Sever Serumgard was just them to victorv and got up him. You that he mad ninated right there sense, for could a > that hope to be elected Gov- North Dakota, and, ° with Burke was to } and no! showed how ernor, bu was in anyway, the main thin keep them nominating him. But it didn’t work. Somebody nominated Yon Bjorke . tried to defend himself, but three Norwegians yumpe€ on him and held of them nominated f+ Ty?) Irom down wh the rest was , and while he would been Judge, he wasn’t going to let Republicans beat him if he could help it. - It was a job for a grown-up. The Republicans had nominated E. Y. Sarles, a Hillsboro banker, who wore nice clothes and with his necktie. And factions took one and rushed into each oth- Weill, he for it rather have the never had any trouble the warring Rep look at Yon Bjorke er’s arms Burke at hen it came be couldn't with the banker, so he let co all holds and went the limit the other way. Most of the time he was out of Mrs. Burke's reach Anyway, it was understood that she would keep her hands off until the ficht Sometimes Burke's necktie around to the back of his neck you couldn't tell whether he was coming or going. But he right. It was a a winter campaign mostly. iblican saw th to clothes compete Was over cot and was going all Burke f ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ee — ee M it \ \ ! NY Y)) ae | \ ' y ' . . ) * bay ‘ . . ») John Burke and his signature which appeared on all United States Treasury notes dur- mg the eight years he was United States treasurer under Wilson’s two administrations. vent about in a sheep-lined duck coat. Most of the meetings were held in school houses on the wind-swept prairies. Burke had of always coming in a little lat “Well, boys,’’ but were That was friendly and it caught the audi- ence. Then he would throw off his sheepskin and stand forth in his green-black frock coat and start in, with his necktie under his left ear, and flay the Republicans. But there was persuasion in the purr ol his marvelous voice and his stories were pointed, but not baMbed, and if any had come to heckle they stayed to cheer and as the farmers went from the school house that night they said: “Yon Bjorke he bane fine fellah, he win, you bat.” Well. that was what he did. He had 30,000 votes to spare. All the other Democrats were defeated. a trick [= he would say, “were a little late, here,”’ a - = Elected Governor Three Times Next and _— » 77 7 im and ali tne time could be a Judge instead of all the time Mrs. Burke was to keep him looking like a The Baltimore and the State’s delegation structions to vote for John Burke dent. He withdrew in favor of Woodrow Wilson. He was President, but had his friends mov it unanimous for Marshall When Wilson was elected, he offered Bu the United States Treasurership. Burke ™ rather have been Judze, but he eight vears he handled the countrys n (,overno! convention was comi! Wa sent Wi) 7 . fcyr rp b 4 > a "Oo fre , ~ ; _ ’ q*4 riven d AHL votes i ¢ vi - accel T¢ It raised money in the estimation of the Nor' Dekotans. When they saw a bill with Joh Burke’s name on it they knew it was al! right. There was one old farmer wu Burke dollar brought Away back t! —~rie * , ’ Oppor as y whom a a shock. eeizinge every ere when fm «if hy ouse stove and listen tot! most hich Judge: odd jobs ior niping the tench, he did opd his pay was But one day the farmer, in a bur: lence, told John that the first dolia found with John Burke's name on it he would give it to him. Burke never forgot tha times in his early years kept him from being br was the dollar thie him when he found one on it. notning a Ca fo. «+ LaTIm' . Wak With Then, at last, Burke was made United States Treasurer, which gave him the right to put his name on dollar bifls. He sent one ‘o the farmer, who had no option but to keep but he was nothing out in send- Burke the bill that Burke had 1 promise, back te rke was a name to conjure with, not only n Dakota but in the money markets of the Fast. He was nearing the end of his term. Maybe they would let him go back home and But there was a young man named Kardos. a stock broker in New York. He was a high-powered whizz-bang, but addicted to wildeattish eapers, the which, however, John Burke did not know. He needed some- body’s name to help him put things across. John Burke’s suited him, It may be that he had some notion of showing around the Dills with John Burke’s name on them and mak- believe that John Burke was the made all the money. There are ople who would have believed it. he neglected to do it and that was led For did fail. That is, & Burke did. The liabil and the assets $258.,- North 1 be Judze. ing -them man who wile nTry of I he - . Kardo eo? 156 GO RS 7 ; , = the first time that John Burke had He hardiv knew what to do. He had hix life’s savings. He had $1500 in the He tur that and his life in- nee policies. and his half interest In 2000 of North Dakota land. He stripped him- Things are not usually done down Kast. but John Burke was from Dakota and didn't know any better. It over, » the skin. his idea of being honest Looked Like a Muddled Life he was, 63 years old, dead broke, from home, and he had never been and it looked to him, right at first, had muddled his life. was still a chance. He was out Flat broke, yer, could go back to fhere , rs . owl f rokerage imbroglo. And ota and start over again and maybe, ci ‘ ould be Judge left Was ey f é now hye Y Hif family no- the turn that in because lie loaded his wife and chil- Mrs. Burke straightened his away they went, homeward a story that when the outfit landed John Burke had 80 cents in his that may be an exaggeration. t was only But anyway the | out and they made Fargo, that night. Fargo and friends. go cents. ormer U. S. Treasurer Whose Wall Street Elected to North Dakota Supreme Court He is a member of the Supreme Court of North Dakota now, attaining at the age of 64 his lifelong ambition. He hit up a partnership with Usher L. Burdick, who could be relied upon to look after the collections, and jumped into the practice of ldw and by next spring he was doing so well that he didn’t need to be judge, but there was to be a vacancy on the Su- preme bench and somebody wrote a piece for the paper suggesting John Burke for the job. It would be a way for the people of North Dakota to show that they still believed in him. Everybody said yes, that was the thing to do. And John Burke said all right, if the folks insisted, he would run. That was what he always wanted to be anyway. It is a non-political office. Democrats and Republicans were voted for at the primary. It happened that two Democrats were nominat- ed, Burke and Charles J, Fisk. So the race was between these two. It was non-political all right, but the Republicans, still smarting from the wallopings Burke had given them in the past, are said to have sided with Fisk, But Burke was elected, with ninety-odd thou- sand votes to the 60,000 for Fisk. As he sat in his office yesterday, turning over the letters and telegrams that had come, congratulating him and wishing him well in his coming six years on the bench, there was only one thing that marred his happiness. There were two or three letters from persons who had invested in the brokerage firm, and lost. The writers had read of John Burke's come-back. Maybe now he could do some- thing for them. “They don't understand,” he sadly said. “They read that John Burke has come back and it buoys their hopes. But how can I, out of a salary of $5500 a year, make rest!- tution of a million dollars. They forget that in the brokerage crash I was one of the vic- tims and the heaviest loser. “But I am going to be Judge and I am glad of that. It is what I always wanted to be. It will crown my career with honor.” And up and down North Dakota they are saying: ‘“‘That Yon Bjorke, he bane fine fel- lah. He come beck, you bat.” ISLES” ENDED AS FRANCE CALLS GUIANA FELONS HOME Continued from Preceding Paje. few belongings and a well-drawn Dutch officials say that trails through the Dutch wilderness have been se cretly mapped of deportes and the maps are at the disposal of escaping convicts. they cross the Maron/i River by secretly building a crude boat but of buoyant moco-moco were a map. Guianan by generations Sometimes usually on a raft stems. “The French refugee is the bugbear of the surrounding settlements. He ts the thief, the burglar and the footpad. When a party of escaped deportes land on the coast the Women take to their heels and the men go off for the police. When a crime of violence takes place the police first look for a refugee., If you woke up in the night to find a band at the window. it was a Frenchman. A woman after dark in a village on America for fear that a in the ablured were these go out of South be i bope ue and dared not the deporte Beaten, pitiful they welcome, haven if they fled their fate. “We will send you to Cayenne,” the French Judges thun- dered at their culprits before the bar, “where you will surely dic.” But all that will soon be over. The de- portes are coming back to France, where they will embrace (T sood, kind French jallers and shiver delightedly in the col@ @ua- geons of Northern France. const might urking bushes. Nowhere they find a outeasts of France. were nowhere couid ea oe age of Lam 5B ag” ag. % ona Si rte m4 ‘ohee? Be ea: 4 steph anaes » _ ale a tt nae —— ‘ Toe" ad ~~ « ~ ? r ote % Bae oe ~ vee Se Pe 4 we *
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lone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED OV EME ee — oVEMBER 29. 152! os Qe ne ee ane aes ——— —E ann o2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH a | emia 2 3 (aie — me keecial Christmas tac Xs sete . « wee. : . ee % ay ai . = % aw i. fs ; 5 : Sha : ; i “=a a - * i * ¢ di : + % "a re - * ry +a . Se 4 prisS eS poe. 5 - La Bey year Lamp sew * seiection is compircte. store tt free fer (Chris COMPENITION : f 2S $15,000 in Cash Prizes! Today on Page One of the First Comic Section of the Sunday Post-Dispatch there 1s printed another ‘““Tangled Comic” in the $15,000 Cash Prize Competition being con- ducted by the Post-Dispatch. Cash prizes totaling $1100.00 are being awarded each week to the 331 contestants first in order of merit... Four Grand Prizes totaling $1800 will be awarded at the end of the competition. Get Your Scissors and Paste—Enter the Competition This Week—You May Se Among the Winners ‘ ¥ e ; ; at on Pi It y g Er dy ee debe erent “cae tae Ss ee eas te y . - : ‘: - ' Pa - "ll lista rom . + “ WEEKLY PRIZE DISTRIBUTION GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION i —— | 4 Down Buys This Chiff _ Mh & | 00 in cash for the most meritorious solution submitted. ~ | 000 > — wey ew aban 6 solution during 2 weeks period. r, | B With Writing Desk (2 $50 in cash for the solution next in order of merit. $500 in cash for the solution second in order of merit. , a sali | 00 in four prizes of $25 each for solution next in order ~ of mertt. $200 rm cash for the solution third in order of ment. in twenty-fiwe prizes of $10 each for solutions next | | | $250 = | 00 in cash for the solution fourth in order of merit. tm order cf merti. ‘ X es ¥S . Pyag 4 sf >: Fe . ce 4 Pig ~ i : J bats Te a a 4 * ty s ; ah at rs Fe 2 tet — . 2 eich Pores cine — Pe eres ene TS : oo So ee A ge ge et eee a ee oe eee -_ accu — : - — ; — es _— nas ee oe r Sa: Sud) aa Ey Ree ene ae “ ~ eae: oh 4 % ah 9 : cs) ns x ie mg | BE POs * BE Mew Qry ey sawiinad a be scope ota 2, a0 Fe ere nae sig eee IR ee a taste ee an fs a 4 gc stine yeh a LY : a nhs See rat + Baer By ER eNews, Vr WF Gy OE PRG AERIS OH vel : ae geet a! Se ATS pee teen Ha TENS > Ne Rae elms ia. lel apg iphe PH gated AL aR see GG 2 ¥ ee -* ty 4 J é aoe ~ ‘Ane pis ed ry TA ar ot oliet eS % 53 : s 4 - ee . 7 = 4 : a c. why ad oe , Sd Be on? ee 4 + : vik Pr _. acti ia i BS elites, ea te a 2 ws at Se oe ae, Faas aati os ok ay fo ee ee ee Pah te SEPT He, $300 in sixty prizes of $5.00 each for solutions next in or- der of mertt. $100 tin forty prizes of $2.50 each for solutions next in order of merit. There will be $1100 in prizes each week for 12 weeks— 200 in two hundred prizes of $1.00 each for solutions a total or $13,200—plus grand prizes of $1800 at the end $ neat in order of seri. of the competition—making $15,000 in all. There Is No Entry Fee—Everybody Is Eligible! gett 4 r. articles in one—dresaer, chif- -— +. "3 ~~ } ~ ry } . TIT - . i . yur YX? IAwpPoanr = AO + re . ~ wy s 3 ‘) : I= 2 . veryoody, except employes of the fost-Vispaten or The pastime is far mo ascinatin , e . . , _* « . ** | . Me 2 — 7 oh et mem pers ()T T = 2} > _ > YY? } . os . ¢ . 5 , yy,” ye Fre va >. - mrMAcCS 7 an - . _— — neat woes 7 *. »a« : —— ~iryii 4 , room y — st ra wile cbothe~ *. Aw SLANE JiR ULITLL LGililitCs, is CilzmivVi A! CLILe Liid ili CiOSs-WOTU OF CUL-OUL VUZZ!IC. a4 ay ? bex. writing desk. momy drawer. — os >» = = a - - + . Ps : | beautif al Chifforobe on «pectal «ale a ~ : T ad ,. : : , , . . . » »s> ~ or “| ~ —_ - . > . * + . v) TrT j ( ' —é j ’ a ‘) > : * > ad . an “ % . iT * oe | a , a a ? _ 4 7rT tT? ~ i oe + *-* ~ i ~4 WAN 424 i. A. wh ce a » ' . ’ | : : * 7 as : \ ; ii ‘ -e 1 — ™ — a .* » 4 »* - ~> > > sae & satealiond —— ss 4s — ~ — - ~ > % -~ > .* . e ~ e Wa > rr 5 - ~ > * ~*e* > ~ a ._- ~“* = ~ *,* . . : —" . © = ’ . ° - a awa! lose WHO Sui y soive tne lLangie eonsidered in the award Au ve Se spa — — ae = \ ” - 4 > «© XV ~ LiwitiSl eu ~-_-+ - (co ay Ai VA . —— , men DOWN BUYS GENUINE WM.ROGERS & The names in the third group of 331 winners in the Tangled Comic Competition are printed in the Sunday Post-Dispatch Today consideration. Therefore, make sure rou have the required amount of pestage apenm yeer entry. as the Post-Dispatch will ealy accept prepaid mail. ’ ee solution contains writing when you correct a word is year Tarmaied Cemic. This makes it subject te firet.ciass er ietter portage. BB ae net put the required ameunt of pexstage upen reer seiution, when mailing. tt te very likely te be sent te the Dead Letter Office tn Washingten, whet same of es is met visibic. or withheld by the Peat Office Departmest until rou can be wetified ef pestage duc. This delay might cause rear centributien te arrive tee iate fer
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~—-- a) i ¢ ial a a ~ $1 Down Buys Blankets ie of Lamps GOI D Ma NRROS = SUNDAY, is ' don MBE R 36. a , —. Se" R ; 6, 1924. ane Dail, P 36, tgp ?; Seer y POST-DISPATCH i , ——————— Sa | , atone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other ——e ahi tal COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : wonderful Blanket and Bianket er Comforter, _A special for GOLDMAN BROS. 5. GIVE TTS BEAUTIFUL BLUEBIRD DINNER SET DOWN PP Buys Any 37Piece Living-Room Suite i FR Pals | | ) Hint Serot : NG CTY : Alii Lamp if Hh ian Tie " F Buy your Lamp now while the ¢ selection is complete. We will ws . ‘omplete Toy eadroom Suites 3S e ea u . i Down mals. This Chifforobe = 4 / ——_ see oad | . “; | ee) — f ] = se ta TH | $ DOWN BUYS THIS , = == '» ’ eS 25 = 2 | en or BED ce =e = — | = : — —_ ae a ~ . : — . ; oo : Se 2 Y = er 3 ; | SS) : a zy es } and 100 piece Sets in Gold Band, Floral, Blue Bird and ar- too late for | = : ; 3 newest Range for 4 ry = a = l Da hard | : - tisttic conventional Pence These ne are made of fine nl a Four holes for gas Ran 4 . — “42 at See : white ware and WwW holes for coal. Oven Lined with - q ' fy : “ ’ y 50-Pc. Sets add a tone of refine- 100-Pc. Sets Wilder NON-RUSTING METAL ~ i ¥ are offering you @ very fine Set, ib, ment to your table. At = Krotier tm oven. ‘ of 6 knives, 6 forks, 6 tea-' 95 5() Can be had with . ‘ 6 tablespoons, 1 butter knife This ix an exceptional offer. "a _— A couch by day and a on at at night ° our low prices and cas; * et enamecied high * 1 sugar shell, complcte........-. ean be had in walnut or gold tints We have a large seicction of beautifu —_— terms sou should have shelf at a small w : T ke thi rf deubly attractive, * 7 BL ER ET FREE | te aan heron Ea pod fine mattress and pads. Blue Bird Dinner Set Free. See mee Willaadiinidtied . pe cE. 3 UE BIRD DINN S Te heavy spring. All for.....-.6--sese005 eur Da-Bed with pads, as low as...... : “3 . j chm. :
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a4 St. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ‘ 6 | ra # alee - — a2 ST NDAT. OVEMBER } 36. 1924 nei ee WEIRD EVIDENCE THAT | ! SHE PLANNED 2 MURDERS CONVICTS WIDOW 4 | _* Continsed trom Page QUALITY FURNITURE in his pocket. — ST. LOUIS —_ ay — HOUSE FURNISHING — = THAT | Som wits @ 902-904 FRANKLIN — MURDERS =. BONVICTS WIDOW nf rr sepa Vv cge. iweid How ou want Laura Eg¢g- | vi esi Liie@a ne ques nea : aa from Preceding Pace. +. you can shoot her,” said the 7 as - BUILD TO . ve j ~e Me p ‘hed ms? taken a ang.e Ff 2p Earnest” , series ‘ ~ +. 5 : " >a re sat © ~ > a. 4. “hes o h& rf = . +7 . ek ad CC ree? , = "++ > soe ors il THAT HAVE AN EVERLASTING MEMORY 7 — ~ ~ a | 2 | : 1. : ~~ ny aeka i. - ; Rie thousands ou* a8 ; esi et: a ei. ok ag bs , Davenport as | | = tively perilous to general health this time of = .. = ‘st entified the revoiver year. Keep a bottle of quick-action Pluto on Library i hand in your home always. Physicians pre- ti , : | scribe it, druggists sell it, and it is bottled She was - with Dave E fae TF at famous French Lick Springs, Indiana. 7 : — rs | Time counts. Neglected constipation ig posi- | of . ita | ut | ** ; : ; Tan she sald—poinmtm egess— “gral hed . out of my Bean re igoa J equ a+ ppec a “ ILA gas kindier Ane ex- 86 00 ceptional value ° Easy terms aageeme _ ‘ J ~—" merrounded by friends She wept wand then from the strain of se pity. but usuaily sat grim- Rand erect =he was triumph-.| She knew it. Larned knew ff. | he second Mrs Eggleston was) ha 12 had sowed. 7 Ber counsei]'s closirge arrumente) | A ae ey : me » abe cou. Mm ty “ alae embarrassmie nt OT Inconvel = e a a bee ° . : ience. Does not give hair that ——— Pte second Mrs. Eggleston: God harsh dved look. Positive \ see that I get justice in the guaranteed. Trv it at our risk P D t seems almost miraculous that a | 10.00 Down Delivers It nanan seems Sees...» ape & Us a. @ c > er Segsgpe die ee ® bes e mar une striped, dustproof construction and ma ed in NORMOGEN. N atte " wonder we can absolutely guar “ - hogany drawer bottoms gray are ror wha e *ormer a * : MIEN e ; : = J ie one erenaration { Shampoo and Wave Hair & ors air, ¥ give As Usual - «| sli canpnlbatent ge ——— agra e Carry a Full L f r - — ee © Axminster 4 e ibie and . se = cae icciee tp match § Money-beck | : oi : a 4 oe with a dve “ . me . . : ’ . Ff 2. cre Alterd 5 . : . "““ : " a. 4 / - ; > Om : rN . =F . - . ° . ol ri The Gray Hair Corrective riag 4 ; 0 7 i = é, ‘ a eee ee6 © Ge eee cts ‘f A r —_——_—_ ar oo = . aret at) : and other scaip Signsees. ae : 4) —>MAKE NO MI << Ese Sais. ) La STAKE—SECONP DOOR FROM CORNER! = ee Wh ee ek i a a a Os Lagoa , 3 ; 3 4 FhinSe ¥ ws A Ss x 7 shee. SeStat fn 7 es 4 Saas,” ee ee ~ vee a . 2
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QT arr, i Te “MBER 20 loos — ——— bmn - SUNDAY. lil BER 30, 1924. } * he a 3 seals DISP.: tubes } atone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation the 0 er ev } - ation than BOTH other a neu spapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - juususneesiiiasnaseieree en — hm ocean - ‘enti —_——~ -_ — —_ ee _ — “ aquanients ~ aun oe VIDENCE THAT jhome, 35174 Giles avenue. G ,E : > avenue. Geta! Tr openi ng present 7 = —— . ° ” =o es ation will he in Ts 1399 P d ¢ *, ly ‘ ’ - : is 46 yea: rs old ie 7 ta ; re eee ‘ | #4 January, ani a meliodrama will Bai ley, & ara Niedrin hs = » mor ‘ » NED 2 MURDERS | and his wife 42. | biter ilde’s comedy, “‘The Im | be revived during February Pane Rozier 75. & 1BSOC iated ress "news Rery — (+h ~ e were el1lLne: ? | j Ss. aura Eggleston in : ' a ‘ res Tles + beon fy. There really had ad Eeeeat against their lives. ome as Mrs. f. : eSton : P : fer on the stand. She had We Are Members of the Associatod Retailers, and Refund Railroad Fares or Prepay Freight in Accordance With Their Plan , a4 es en victio1 S nderful Shade es se sroduce an ef. is | 3 she jury ef lad not usec Tricine ie int 2 Ni Values Ree ezrc if wanking HELLRU eas SUT scot tor instance shington ~~ and Cass YOUR HOME by replacing the wine bottle with strych-/ : Lamp Shade $ 75 4 m She even took the strych-| @w one at ° Mmettie in one hand sate egsand e : ’ ° a - OS Tee errs Smoking Stand’ Card Table Fiber Rocker — Coxwell Chair, $39.75 ——, These Chairs are fa- age 4 an fad showed the jury just how phad poured in the poison. | a S ecial a $ O8 oe as. = eek fakin ’ both of polished brass. Cage : rT Sane ae | rei er Oe ees or ivory finish. ar- HM ge- fle try ver igns, a ee ep Be Spe and has a_e capacious with brass. A good, Wviseemiie st) shall sprin : | gee SE : has sanitary bottom and is - explained, “‘be- ee * strong Table and a” aS p ass S Pring “scat made with mahogany fitted with brass wire screen 0 see they! glass ash tray which is . A ll milan x , ae oth seat and back | frames and _ uphol- around lower part. Stand th Sesiicer , t upholstered in cre- | stered in tapest and C ly i housands ou , : : pestry or an age sold separately if removable. this price. ‘ tonne. velour. desired. We a : exe ~“S may choose from ‘see aeeees identified the revolver. hat man,.”’ she said—pointingz' Bureess—‘‘grabbed it out of my @and aimed it at me.” pgat through the trial at table her counsel, George W. Finney Stared and L. S. Harvey of Kan- etityv, Kan., a gray-haired wom- quiet, mouselike, seemingly ped. Tongues rattied about ' nudges indicated her, fingers pointed. Larned had never pher a fair chance and did not the trial. The sentiment of the'| wrtroom crowds was overwhelm- Pereeeses (Like picture) Many others in ely against her. The jury couli| stock to select ist escape the feeling | N from. sane first Mrs. Eggleston had a GRe mat among the spectators and was ? mete ei! © 2 Roll-Top Desk S#eevere wv and then aie | th ie ~ train att so famuch pity, but usually sat grim- maced and erect She was triumph- $ 75 ing She knew it Larned knew it. , oP ecatl me second Mrs Eegieston was ing what she had sowed. PHer counsel's closing arcuments & substantial, conventent etre sty Dost anc through a chilly silence. In for home use. . ee eee eee ° Bin Attoriey Finney pleaded The ‘Hoosier y should be shown her. LaF-. of solid ocak. iden oak or mahogany Finest of All Kitchen Cabinets id mene Aaten. or Pact Bh walnut finish; 32 inches wide. “§ RC 2. YD 4) . . DAT ie, the verdict Judge Wilson O ’ ' hh | eet Air wezlieston if sk é : | Bren ie era: wis | , | A -AEES i. In more than two million homes the Hoosier ' oes SS 7 : | a «What the foreman of tne is an indispensable helper. Forty times Phad sai | Saving, work-saving, step-saving features— 7 | A ? wd pois —— es ; Ss ; 4 a : | 17 of them exclusive. The Hoosier is the C — - re My neg _ ‘= = Delivers this complete ; | Cabinet with the worktable adjusted to the . ut i Stil. Teel that AI eee: i : : ») Wy : ei ‘ edar Chests bt euilty.” | i; outfit—Victrola, Albums tj ae height—a feature that prevents Walnut finish —- . ° . ' A/S Sil f basil _ Ys | J st r ee ed (like picture). Th ie e ee Fer pris Sa Rall and 6 Records balance =>=———— ~ = $r.00 down delivers 2 Hoosier to your home. us ecelved large stock of sme correspondent coilected the | } ~ in easy payments. SS SY Balance in convenient monthly amounts oellowing statements by the princi- | . these at many dif- S 75 a +) meals in the case: _, | 4° | Fancy Pillows Furniture A fortunate purchase en- Disappear. = Le \ER, \ / fie) ame 4 if : ¥ hed mie ti py 3 , @ is a | 1 For Christmas—child’s # ot | Ae in se ies BH H | | wre ett : | 3a e iF o TO . ‘ ables us to offer these fine | . : Rugs at this price. They are : x 4 size Furniture for the TS : ! ns} : | L gt we Since a Meth BI, fe “'Atistice thar have just been com- | Win « cannieat ‘az, 4 | "ete: | yi ; | 2 ws ; 7 ‘ full 9x12 size and seamless. [RMRed show tna: nearly seven women in — | | youngsters’ own use— / ay pel ml we | . ‘Mes | Ei oe -circle, Ferwrye square and round Pillows, covered with Choice assortment of pat- " a. ten are grav on — eae P chairs, rockers. desks wee fi - ; if ; iF | fe p> =o: v4 +t ce a arti icia] silk, velour and with combinations of tapestry ‘ may, and eight itn every ten 4% : ’ | Z - _ 4 Pe ' Cx , Ph ds". ’ Tk al : = : | to their hatr — 2) ae = ey ] | 4 Se Se 6 8-24 —s& Y $ 1 50 tO $ l 00 ee = Secretary Case | %tpebe va-, -—~ a: | Writing desk and bookcase all in one. Height Overstuffed Mohair Suite. $225 Small Rugs Purl and other ecalp diseases. and at . —s .. 69 inches: width 31 inches. Attractive grilled 2 Bume time invigorates the scalp ene | , » comfortable Suite, beautiful in design and materia! ull-length oors and : to do these things f you fee! : wf “¢ r . 3 d t | mee ha | - 7 r ownward, covered with rings. The ‘re good Christmas presents. foen't bear out our claims for i usual pigeon holes. Mahogany finish. neauhe or brown. Sides of each piece, from arms 4 coloring yreg p i have only to return the empty pottie i A harmonizing velour. Your dealer, who is authorized to re-| your purchase price of $1.25. Graynix will save your hair. Start Ming i. today.
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s 2a: io ‘Tre a WEE Upints seh > joie. es ss no ie: ROS = ‘ = ee of f $ 4 = -* 5A e wee: + ehert Snape page LY oA he fi _ a : MLNS POS cr oT _--_ , ga geen een 1300 UNDELIVERED LETTERS FOUND IN POSTMAN’S WOME Bom: 20 Years (hi: Two Cont Pre; Tt. © = &>§ celina {iri Mar Tw (miber “iy ff > > 4 7 = ‘ ) ~ 4 a © ch 4 se nen ee te HOLDFAST TEETH nc cre Pace With the ered hove of jauthorities are doing their dest to GASH OFFERING FOR MISSIONS 2... rie ee : ee ’ ro > 3 * r T") ' . 277 td o Le ‘ hi ' ©TrTman' : it ris life . = - excep = inday r2c r . Church Quartet to Give Concert. * cop t : was stant qanger Dr. Otis Tr Otter, Specialist. artistes Ti Ss), w = 3 _ i 2 ee i i oi tend ee : = os Miracle which 414%_ N. ‘th. Between Locust and St. Chariex. ome amas. f aT © = ~ ' mater nae anh OO’ Tete iver. large ceppe r-lirmed hu- oe * A Few of the Many Gifts for Men 2 New Smokers Nething would please 2 man weve Te Tran iiker et Theue twee srace tut smokers. (hi abe if tspe er the humider tyre as sPewn—in ma liwvc .- an jimish and specially, priced Solid Mahogany a = Smoker *’ MOkKCT + The greatest,’ ameker vwaiue ef the Year — solid makeocany with miene!l lated meratp - t* lmoks tike twice its price. $1.95 > Wrought Iron Smoker Very decorative wrought irenm stand with vari-celered cians ash receivers —special at 95¢c Handsome — S m oker => This atsite bas = 4 ta cigurette hex y 7 mider. t inished foe dark makes - a ressetniemataes a ’ an’. : te ROYAL ~ (The Push Button) “Easy Chairs Bvery beme sheonid htave this» hing of ( hairs—we show the entire lime in cheice ef weleur. tapestry or leather upheisitcring. “Push the Huttes. Back Reclines:” @pecialiy priced. Oak Chifforobe Reemy as an extra closet— bas clethes cempartment. hat cempartmeat with mir- ver in deer and iargr, roeemy @ra ers. “32.250 = THE: We Gwe and ery Eagle Stamps MS) - - =] ~— or il hold :t tor at moO extra charge Has excellent ing and the th Hrightce the Home With This Tudor Suite 8 Pieces, Janivr Lampe—artisticall, deeernied styles with peiychrome basee and fringed reer gefte shades that ada Unuaani 75 ert $ TS and & cas OFen wrth epee ~ oo— : cast fire hex. iiteerimated Heavily, pelrychremed hases with is a deererative nete te $ 50 values S specially ° cher Tometer Special rahue at deer and other tig hk - pte and im varteus coters $12 .) $7 0 ma $ ; ' a 4 THE HUB— WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH - a Washington yf Tenz 7 CHAS. F LEVY Pres. of a ‘Thousand u for Christmas Wi inasor Chair or Rocker These euaint. comfertabiec ¢ kair~ and Reckers are im great de- mand and make idea! xift~ ihese are finished im an antique mahecany in true celenia! st» !« special. $ 1 "ae The Best Gift of All Lf MUSIC The Phonogrand £ 4l) the pieasures that the vers.a- tile Phenegraph can previde arr reurs with the Phenecrand. which’ plays all recerds—sand beside«. it 3 is eneaused in «a eabinet that re- sembies 2 miniature baby grand piane. Has superb tene. teme con- trrel. wunmiversal tene arm and ' spiendid meter. Included free ar twelwe selectiers of music a Terms, $8 a Month te ~ ae —- — ae ~—_ Rugs Are Good ; Gifts Spinet Desks @ Ss] 0h Seamie) S4 Axminster Recs: @? = Quaint Desks with feiding teps. heavy 9x12 size > | 5f) craceful turned iecs. finished “ " re ny. : er r ‘ at: 72. 9x12 Walton. 2 Waskable Sur- ' dark mabecany with f aarmty «nares te Match. iiffered ace Rugs witheut , ware berder s 07 a > _ empiete a ee Venda \ ag tires = zu hae pr ce An Economical & Usefu] Gift 3 Pieces, s 50 Convenient in Fiber & rf Credit Terms This Davenpert Bed “wite i« adminabiy suited for use in the small tivinge- “Team @r sum parter. t is well-bagilr ef harenial nut-Srewn fiber. upholtered im «Tetennme with padded Sonata > davenpert, chair and recker, as shewn. Davenpert is full Dama and opens inte ai fuli-«i ’ ; -sized *d in = priced. one op? *’Tation . sypecia ile This ides Suite—A W coined Gift 4 Pieces, $s Convenient in Walnut Credit Terms mn exquisite Suite, one that could not be suplicated to sell at thrs price today. Made of finest combinaticn walnut, with dustproof Imterior construction. Dresser is 46 inches long, with large oval top mirror; vanity im full-length (mote wide center mirror) ; chif- torobe is full size and the bow- end completes a very ummsual offer > ; 4 Pieces, $ Convenient Extra Large Credit Terms This is one of the greatest values we have ever offered in a hign- grade Bedroom Suite. Fine American walnut, Tudor style, wainut irawer pulls, heavy plate mirrors, dustproof drawers, mahogany drawer bottoms. Included are bed. large dresser, full-length vanity and large chitforobe (instead of chifforette shown) An Excellent Queen Anne Suite 8 Pieces, ~ Convenient Excellent Value Credit Terms . ** . . . ae pieces showm im a Culi-rubOeqd wainmut finish he eight graceful } 7 ar = — _ lee tr on . -- * * pees Diming Suite value extraordinary. The oblong table I feet, buffet is extra long, with mneavy piate murror lso include five side chairs and one host’s chair, with -* STOVES—Practical Gifts Iu our hace. darliaht shewing you will find all ef the well-zaewa makes. including Bridge 4&4 Beach, (Charter Oak. GQaeick Meal, Baker's, Meere’s. Cele’s, Perfect. Faverite apd ethers. Excellent Selection of Cedar Chests Gas Range Gas Range Bridge & Beach With Kitchen Heater Mail Orders Filled Be. ‘Toy Phonograph | Piars any 16-inch \ jor te the nanete aaa ard surprising velume ef tese, keeps them away from the —“pe- erpensive Pheonegraph $ 2: eial 12-Note Pisaal Every child Piare. | hex — | eS : eat ce Se ae . ala ew : : ay : - ee ee => . 7 ek Ry. s os i £ £3 mA at a=? EE - il oc . s “ 3 ts . ; BP my . - ‘ate - %! F Big ' Dd Ye es e 2 = * _ Modern English horne m course of _ Lindell boulevard for Dr George . @ Klein. architects. ns Being Draft For 22-Story & on Skouras Bros.’ Theater Building at Seventh and Begin Early Next Year. By B Moore. plans calling for = Bree. are having plume ing $4,906,900 died in its enti by Rapp & Rapp, archi- : = i*hie ~ eae an office tte Trust = 7 ef Chicag: To “ Festus J. Wade. 22 stories high. WH2 & worcentiie Trust on the first floor, for (2@ woes siected a gorner of Seventa and ana company, | streets. vertising told in the Post-Dispatch, ser. brothers recently acquired| The Roxana through the ississipp! plans for an Trust Co. for $1,250,000 Lecust street ‘the First National Bank (900. Plans foe ucture will hare a front-. o—- made by Locust street of 127 feet arciitects. Seventh street of 165 feet,, Several be 250 feet high, conform- fersen < ight with the Railway Ex- eases 101s Bullding. at the southeast | 325 feet on -ef Seventh and Lecust |the strip It will extend en Lecust jcomxpany. as 6 to the north and seuth alley ®@nex for the block, which forms the east- Pians sow dary f the Mercantile iiInag the anneg Building. and on Seventh pwest of the oO to the Busev Bee candy shop. jem Seth Lec of the building. exclusive of streeta The Will range from $2,259,000 the Roxana ¢ 9.9460 which will be under- | west boundary by the First National) ‘the proposed y. @ subsidiary of the First) The Hotei i Bank. | plans fer im to Begin Earty tm 1925. and St. Char m RR. Cady, real estate of- | braced in tae the Mississippi Valley Trust| Charles street whose instance the site was occupied bY . said construction would house under early im 1925. the present) With & veces of the building elready | Ser recentiy been notified to vacate. Shabe 7 *Dtire west half of this. ‘ able for « orcupied by the Mercan- with the t Co. which recentiy cel- . aos its twenty-fifth anniver-| '® forerunner id extn | poration. It imcident te the Memorial peight te . Project, the operation Invelv- memorial half bleck west of the erected out. Hotel comprising two wu Strips each 101 by 225 ox taeon stor‘ worthy | gf feature t
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SS SKC" gE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “Witte. ees SERRA ae SSG WW 7,7; ° 31-UISPATCH AK — AXSSShi SSRs = HOUSES, HOMES, REAL ESTATE.FARM LANDSFI NANCIAL y RX SS, O™'6i 7 ' 7: ’ 1 WW, ° "°° °6§W ° oe ~ ee OCU "V B R18? t é. "F —"w; "www ewww» °rw7v§:©5"b "0 ° °7 3 ——1 FB FW www l—_ C ’FC*”Fi.. CW UN Yoy é MEER is iS Pprepari ng Sliianetine | ot Lo make i a OC casion of 4“emonstration of Sym pz . “thy for the AaMa ‘Tee er ree & rer me eeeee FAST TEETH ll our plate with the oft force ts often required to‘ We make theae piates for teeth Let us show you. proper shape Thirty years’ Free consultation. hiours - ++ ee ee ee * os ee -_——— ee - : roductive | Publicity, Progress, | Profits. The More You Say the Better - Twill | Pay. PAGES 1—=12B. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1924. pclalist. Artiiclal Tootn | INDEX a = SS —: to Section “A” (See Section “B for Employment, Rooms, Lost, Service, For Sale, Autos and Musical.) 10 Business (F. &., Witd.).. 10 Cottage Wid. to Bay. Farms, Farm Land. Flats Wented .eco8 | Gaeneen, Stebten Bus. Prop. (For Rent) .. i, Cottages Wtd. for Kent... Flats Wid. to Rent... = aa | Houses rs Rent Bus. Prop. F. R. (Sub.). .5 Dwellings Wtd. to Rent. . Fiats, Ete.—For Colored. Houses Wanted Bus. Prep. (For Sale)... 9 Dwelling Wid. to Buy.... Flats for Rent (Furn.). Houses (Furn.) Wta om Business Property Wtd... 5 Dwellings for Sale Flats for Sale . Houses, Eete. (Colored) Clayton 5 | Exchange (Real Estate). . Secieiaiiledh Gites Mead teeta. A THREE-TIME AD costs LESS, PRODUCES MORE. ee | Business Chances Builders’ Columns __.. Bung., Cottages (Rent). Bungalows Wtd. to Rent.. Bung., Cottages (Sale). Bungalows Wtd. te Buy. Personal Prop. Loans .10 Real FEstate—ity _. <e Real Estate—Country .10 Real Estate Loans.. .10 Real Estate (Colored)... .9 Suburban Prop. Wanted. Real Estate (Other Cities)10 | Suburban Pong -~Etiienin 4 PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. Jennings Preperty . Kirkwood Property . Loans .... Maplewood Property..... Money Wanted Overland Property Residences for Rent Residences for Sale Richmond Heights Stecks, Bonds Mail Orders Filled Ferguson Property Financial Flats for Rent Roll Top Desk Set. Desk. just like PiLeon holes 6=2 95 Selid oak dad's With "n everything. (hair to mateh: apecial Residence at 83 Arundel place, in Hillcrest, the new parsonage of the First Con- gregational Church, Wy- 'BIXBYS PRESENT PARSONAGE TO CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH a7 BiG ADDITION FOR : \ Toy aa IWR FOS Hew As Piays any 10-inch record— 4 jo,» te the kiddies and surprising volume of tone, heeps them away from the expensive Phonograph $ 75 mB IPC = cinl a oS Seas | < 12-Note Piano hivery child sheuld have ea Piane. These have a real Kheshbourd and twelve har- 3 75 monfous notes —apecint Flat Top Desk Set Selid oak Desh with fop—yompartment knick-knackhs all kiddies have, Chair to match: spc- ~ $3.29 —s einily priced Doll Carriages Ric selection of Dell Carrte naecs with hoods as shown. Rubber-tired wheels. Extra $32" 50 values Me nd Re % t*3 BAL fy » ' Modern English home im course of construction at 6115 : Lindell boulevard for Dr George . »& Klein, architects. Drake—La Beaume mins Being Drafted | for 22-Story Structure on Skouras Bros.’ iat as and Office Building at Seventh and Locust to Begin Early Next Year. By Berry Moore. ras Bros. are having by Rapp & Kapp, of Chicago, for 22 stories high, on the first gorner © f batreets. g told in the Post-Dispatch, brothers recently acquired | through the Mississippi! Trust Co., for $1,250,000 mhe First National Bank. Matructure will have a front-. Locust street of 127 LSeventh street of 165 feet, | m be 250 feet high, conform- meight with the Railway Ex- Building, at the southeast Pet Seventh and Locust It will extend on Locust plans archi- an office with a fioor, for the Seventh® and , 000. feet * \ferson company #0 the north and south alley i block, which forms the east- | iMdary of the Mercantile Building, and on Seventh to the Busv Bee candy shop. Rofthe building, exclusive of ®, will'range from $2,250,000 | 00,000 which will be under- by the First National ay, @ subsidiary Bank. to Begin Early in 1925. Hiam R. Cady, real éstate of- ®t the Mississippi Valley Trust | whose instance the site was. 2, said construction would ‘arly in 1925, the present | Of the building elready been notified to vacate. } entire west half of this Bis occupied by the Mercan- Co.. which recently cel- m= its twenty- fifth anniver- | ™i deposits of more than) 00, and with resources of. ' ama St. | braced itlays aggregat- & * more, by the “o. It was concei Wade, Mercantile Trust Co., wh was elected a director of ana company, and who saw th vertising advantages of thi ner. The Roxana company plans for an off Locust street Pians for this structure are being made by Jamieson & Skearl, ‘hitects president ice building for Several years ago the Hotel Jer- acquired a strip paving 101 feet on Thirteenth and 25 feet on Locust street, including | the strip acquired by the Roxana company, as a site for a 12-story annex for the hotel}. Plans now extend- ing the annex contemplate lizis feet 'west of the present hotel structure. ion both streets. Locust and 8t. The building projected by the Hoxana company will form the west boundary on Locust street of ‘the proposed annex. of the Pirst | has no the Thir Charies steeet corner, em- in the west half of the St. Charles gtreet strip, at ‘present occupied by an eight-story ware- house under lease to Butler Bros. with a vacation clause. This cor- ner recently Shuberts, operators of bert-Jefferson Theater, able for a theater itn connection with the proposed Jefferson Hotel annex. Apartments to Be Built. The office building to be ererted by the Roxana Co. will be occupied The Hotel Jefferson Co | plans for improving the Shu- disclosed | the corner to cost $1,000.- | ling bulit directly | and Charles | ! ; : ' lawn and from the driveway ‘to tg ' | ' ' as avail- | - mas oes s$ Sit *h (ae als Atha. ae, «: “: tts a 2 . Ri: ROR be Pig BOR OE Sd AOS Siig a oe Pe ones: Poa down and University Lane, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bixby. | pure hased a commodious ‘at 83 Arundel place as a gift to the | |'First Congregational Church, Wy- University Oe = wie ah ieee = : eee eet PE PRI = We |W. | Wofford | expects to ithe heu Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bixby have boulevard and for a parsonage. transaction was handled by Butts of the Butts Realty who dec! down Lane, The Co.., The house comprises eight rooms, two sun rooms and a breakfast room and three baths. The living room, 18 by 33 feet, extending the width of the house, is planned in connection with the sun rooms. The walls are finished in canvas and ofl and the woodwork is of quarter- sawed white oak and birch, The central entrance hall ts paneled in white oak. The premises for two cars a lot 100 by ncTludes a garage The house occuples 160 feet at the north- west ‘ner of Arundel place and University lane and is one of the handsomest in Hillcrest. The present minister is the Coiquitt Timmons, remove to the new par- about Dec. 19. A picture of e is shown on this page. cor sonargcke Stere Leased. has been closed RnR. Lamping on the first floor room at 505 Norti Eighth @reet. The lease was made for the account of the Crescent Electric Martin & resented both parties. Fighth Street A long-term lease store ("o residence | ined to disclose the | | purchase price. | | | CASTLE DANGE HALL Two Large Residences at 2827- 37 Olive Street to Be Re- placed With Modern Building. Herman Albers has purchased two large residences at 2827-37 Olive street, with 126x184 feet of ground adjoining the Castle Hal! Building, owned by the Castle Amusement Co., of which he is president. The transaction was brought about by the Mercantile Trust Co., in connection with C. M. McDonald & Co. and John Gre- _ther & Co. Rev. | who! The residential structures are to be replaced with a modern three- story fireproof building, with the | second floor as an addition to the | Breitt rep- | i Castile Dance Hall, which is to be remodeled at a large outlay. The top floor of the combined struc- tures will be equipped on an elab- orate scale as an al fresco dancing resort during the summer months, 4 with a floor area of 165x134 feet. Albers recently made a tour of = Colonial home under construction at Delmar boulevard and Vassar avenue, in University City, for Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Moskowitz—Maritz & Young, architects. ——wee - ——— ee the was submitted to the wid r DR. G. S. DRAKE BUILDING AN ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE An atractive residence is now be- for Dr. George S. Drake « Aindell dr ing Forest Park *% ‘ A far from Skinker road ive far not The h type with a brick ‘ modern English in base and ouse is brick trim around the windows The walls mainiy of stucco, by y ea i i are and half There the south surr< ‘capped brick balu race js accessible there timber work is an open paved terrace re ; ry i , r a ilis Léer- the south strade from The roof is of green and pu mottled slate laid in meet The garage joins the house on the north, combining a kitchen entry and entry to garage and chauffeur’s apartment above. The roof line of the house continues down over the garage and covers the arched entryway in a pleasing east. ple composition. ’ ne main hall, Geor- with an interest- is a f! racter, There gian in cha ing treatment of stairand Stair win- uunded by a stone2- | PRICE DISTRICT HAS MODERN SCHOOL _— _ —— System of chools Advantages of New Consolidated RuralS Are Shown. of ked benefits new the system of idated rural schools may be seen in the new Price District School on Price Lane, off the Clayton road, and ad- joining the Bogey and Log Cabin The school was designed by architects of this One ma! ff the Ol tM conso! clube. Study & Farrar, cit ty, recently completed the new bulld- ine for the State Normal Teachers’ College at Cape Girardeau, Mo. The | building has been designed so as to ‘give the rural district children all the advantages and environment of | who have designed a large | jnumber of schools and who have ie 4 oo ee Prick “SCHOOUN e, | Design for building for Price District School. nearing ompletion, on the west si ide of Price Lane, south of Clay- ton road, and adjoining the Bogy Club grounds—Study & Farrar, architects. f wes Europe to get ideas for the mew \¥ Child's Rocker, Vers comfertable import (Chinese grass Hockers, as a luatrated. = ¢ and 9 $74,000,000. Sein ving ream te the wot the most modern city school. The P| : Og iis eS. of the hall. of earlier English, will | architects Lave incorporated in.this have the structural rough-hewn |building all the essential advan- beams exposed on the ceiling. The tages that are to be found in the} \second floor has a — room and larger schocls of our — bedrooms and p Hane baths. The 'unalateral evetem éan wentiloned work is being done by the Dickte ee ‘ F by the most modern methods. The corridors resemble those of the iby the general offices of this cor- * forerunner of develop-| poration. It will be of monuments! incident to the Memorial height to harmonize with the pape the operation involv-| memorial Plaz@ ufldings, to be half ap west of the erected out of the bond issue. mm 6Hotel «comprising two | There will be provision for addi- mel strips ea. a 101 by 225 feet, | tional stories if required. Peworthy. A&A feature Of the proposed annex ‘Roxana Petroleum Co. pur-,to the Jefferson Hotel will be an =the northeast corner of | auditorium and dining room on a oe and. Locust streets. with | large scale. This building, which fe of 101 feet on Thir- | will double the capacity of the, edi and 1124 feet on Lo- | hotel, will be financed by the Mer- a fet, and the Hotel Jeffer-|cantile Trust Co. The plans are | be erected at the southwest corner Mpany the southeast corner | being made by the T. P. Barnett! of Skinker road and Southwood eenth and St. Charles | Co. lavenue, by the Wagner-Grant-Bel! with 101 feet on Thirteenth The real estate market as a/| Realty Co., of which Edward A and 225 feet on St. Charles | whole reflected new buoyancy in | Wagner is president, at a cost of The Locust street strip was |the last week, with plans disclosed | $750,000. These apartments will by the Hote! Jefferson com-| for several new apartment struc- comprise six rooms, sun parlor and and the St. Charles street|+ures and business buildings on a | two baths, and five rooms, sun par- by the Mutua! Realty Co. comparatively large scale. lor and one — + gyreeatge’ eo to Cost $1,000,000. Contracts have been let for the |six-room apar ments ve een Operation, nenaies building | nine-story Wilkshire apartment, to leased from the architects’ plans, | dow. hall and roof garden, whick has been planned on en ambition ecaile, with many novel features from | abroad. The enlarged building also will include a sumptuous cafe with ta- ble service. | A program of entertalament wilt | include high-class ecreen and vau- | deville presentations, a. reviva) of / the Hght opera program so popu- ‘lar at Uhrig’s Cave. The larger Duliding will also in- ment of the Talia atyie wit rick | STANLEY EPSTEIN REPORTS | CORNET & ZIEBIG TRUST hla acho! ther SALE OF APARTMENT BUILDING LEASES 413 CHESTNUT STREET this schoo! there is something more | | arian building. BB none Tm. 7) oaenae eon in the Stanley Epstein reports the sale Cc. F. Adams & Co. of Erie, Pa. shape of cut stone details and Mo-/|of the esix-family apartment, 5749 ee in pene eta Bo — ravian tile has made the building Kingsbury avenue, to Regs —_ casa an agg lanes alee a distinctive and characteristic emg yg™ ~~ gr ye aha octane Gin ® the United States, has acquired a onn 3S. ro “ yw. He also reports the sale of five Construction Co. and the plans and ; specifications were draws ey ia 4ern city school corridors. The | usenet ‘lease on the first floor and basen j eS a ment of the McLafan estate bulid- Price school contains four iarge | SILVERSTONE CO, TAKES LEASE lote on Marcus and Bessie avenues to Leo F. Dohle; an eight-room res- '‘Beaume & Klein, architects The house will be finished in the | jmeee Of. the Sastaten. sulees Dee aprons yey mae: Bren ype eon \year term The company will re- o otis gee of 40 pupils | ON BUILDING AT | | 14 OLIVE ‘idence at 1118 South Tenth street for Meyer Lewis to Mark Hopper | ‘epring. move to ite new quarters on Jan. 1, each. Besides this there are the | John F. Cogswell of the Cornet & coatroom, store rooms and prin- Martin & Breitt report having and Louis Greenfield: and property | Zeible Trust represented the lessor | cipal’s office on this floor. The! leased the five-story and basement /aet 1804-06 South sang sne = for one meee ny ~ ag Boe gy Mercan- | clude several halls for societies and basement is raised above the! pujiding at 1114 Olive street to the | Meyer Lewis to Ely Sanders. tie Srust. <e. | ,exclusive dancing clubs and dra- ground, permitting the use of what siiverstone Talking Machine Co., | atte eommminations 20 4 has usually been only a cellar in ‘which ts now using the entir® | modern equipment FOR ADDITION AL REAL thoes of the premises will be adapt- ,the rural school, as an auditorium, | | ising for a wholesale and retail] The property !s owned by the for mercantile purposes, omat gymnasiam aad play Treem. phonograph business. It is the in- | Hart estate, which was represented ESTATE NEWS S, SEE | eke pr rty ; " PAGE 12, . fi;reatiy une derpriced Child's Rocker Arm Rockers, substantially — - made, with 34 icather u pho istered $1-95 95 The building is of fireproof con- tention of the Silverstone company by Frea Semple. Martin & Breitt | owned by the Arab Realty Ce. ané struction. (to make extensive alterations to the | represented the Silverstone com- MEL ——_——-.. -—&- It is designed in a modern treat-| building, installing aprinkler aad jpany, ‘ Aiqnnee, . sulldir lll All te elt, a ee -_ ————_ aents. spe- values -
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BLAKD @& BR: R15 Chestru* ” sy z : Washington Tniversity district: rent rea ae few ao UU ea’ a er ev van'a — 2 = ‘ « & => = = & & oS ee re S . ~ 7 a —-— ~ Tr) amr To . > oe ~ —- ~~ > r s aii*tAsA Gai + - ~@ Ne 7 ; ing —- ~ Tv 7 2 a | ed a: 7 a | - ss > eo _ ~ - a)-38 » ; “2 ioe . 45.4 - Cia “at New - Downtown Apartments ee APTS.—1117 PINE ST. and eiectrcity neluded: $e also 1 fu: ——- at artment s rT SF 9) 7 4 “ Ww J lectric fixtures, icebox: gus > itv HAMILTON—S , BOOMS | Hcer 2 AS MSI ~ > ~ ™ VG 7 I ™ ~ ~ rob North Fark. 3803—New apartment. ist flecr., 3 rooms: heat and ‘aniter sem : . 7 > “ebt ventilation. culet district: rent O- garegwe SS ext (e4) 3 ROOMS. $50 S606 Palm tust west of Grand): has $ ream efficien:: ‘> heat furnished: open . > KVO srape STANLET EPSTELN. 819 Crestrut a. 7 ire st => GREER 400 —— erg #1 rew mocer aDpartmen’ ® art tie Dath it s a rs arc. . rs S.ea ’ —2 grr ied wert: »* 7” Pe. a cls, r So0- garace S45 extra ae on, : ve HAMMETT +f 4 sA—MNWodern ¢ nad kitchenette: dath guraae frores arc summer rm es modern: s : Seat furTm shed: reasonabe rent. Va le lmIn - Qo°78R NORTHLAND. 5387—New efficienc: ing eon Kitcbenet'e an ha tt SAS wv ,T rp 7 ; . - 4 | ER ~ \ te f a9 « ha eS - Zz. LOcCIs {——4 worms. Darth. sunmreé newiy decors ‘a Tc service nee Fryer ahe * * ’ J nm™ bat a RALTY ¢ rand s tebe ~~ a ~~ « - > - e a ae gra’ DIN 3 5ils >-T 7 4 Cie . Fe -— Po rooms, large closets, t erator, garas® coposite Tower : >» Park epPe BOTANICAL. 4205—+4 moms. hard we fours ‘~ x eat i janiter service ,\erw ArTge ~" = "> 5 Tey gitc ben 6. Call 7 “iwu4eT a* Mai t BOECH REALTY CO ALS Chestrut. (c8 _ a — . CLE E a NXT) 3 3s | “Oorns and De remt rea *onse o:* IDEN hy RODPDENWMTER & Mm RO "Tl? ie > Ua! = : . “te «6 Sea? rr. CRITTENL aN Mot A—4. Oo ar 6 rooms beat and al T Ce ssions 4 JOHNSON F Ttte Guar, Wiée . c - . : — al : 4 is Ld ‘ ; OOre, bist ato fs A ahaa “HEAT Ft RNISEF D— sso S830 Le T mY " ~s Ou nsisting o* living reem, becroom, large Dreekfast mom Kitchene: ath: excellent « 4¢ cos ANI DERSO x- STOCKE BUERMANN SLs “hee > bie Gaure: call or see Os. “ ™cCKMANN aa 3 ESTATE O.. aim 4111. 411% 13 Main — Sn —— Five reer immediate possession. EDWARD L. BAKEWELL O'tve 5535 118 N QOcIsIANA 2808—Five beautiful rooms reseption a... @ bath. newly de “2. WENZEL Tc * TOIO Cheetrnut OTivre 14°07 ee meee a . —_ NEWSTEAD. 182 S.— * 3 « L -_— | tei * —m Ss oe Thik'e : 4 . e alee ” pe aniter 7 | WYOMING, 3542—5 rooms. sun parior ard weod SOOre. tte Seth. Yea’ ani' Southwest BELLEVIEW. 1101—5 rooms. sun parier heat furmished. Saniter servic®. garag-. Sra or third oor Te a DEV INSHIRE 4008 —Strict_y moxiern mew. €famiy. sepaertiment- Cat. etor ®1éa! on FINE SEW APARTMENT ARRASGED 45 ; Bt SEALE 1308 MeCaveland “oe: «& end ‘serge. convenient > ORC w me Sax “ie SAVINGS TRiST >». 4815 Deimar 7 SEW 4KOOM APARTMENT 1369 Met ausland JUST COMPLETED LOW RENT Juet.t bleck east of City Limite rest ear Ths eapertorent poibaing 2 we peawtifully decorated: Murphr Sed fiat end act beat and feniter service «a, Par ~"s - L« = ‘| a TA ae *Ppcorsn eC at ral 7. pen - — “+ - + . ° _- -_~ »* ae | ° D-a&- i" eT r inepectio ‘ T eT ome re rT? rT? « ~ a SoD EM ae . AN . ’ TK 2 i> ea = oo ~~ ~ . - 3 ; — 7 - ~ ° a goa? > . a ke eb — - eH aie ane ie oa — i, ae 7 i , i a = i vi : - os - “A . > ~ > 4 > . os > a > = ie 32 = a LAN aR Bc ™ - =, 7 . re > i " — > ’ “So hse ans “~a ~~ ~ . 5 -_ e - ae ie 2 - = : oes oo > . - - ~s h" Gehenata het. * - “eo Wy ~~oOrE.” = : ~- 2 rches ae : s ie ¥. r ‘ one G22 mer meas aie a ~~ = > - ~ > al J - — — a Py esas oF > a is «. > 4 7 ~~ eo ° - = * ~ « - 4 os ;: Ta r) “ = DTr 6 ns - : ~ jee es . - Ge €&0u an se eS iv —_ » J ns o aru - - oy a - @ we ¢ 22° Mhest~-+ / ¥ rf > nm ™ »? a o —-w . —— r a nceess "6s - - rr 4 > oo e ~~ ¢ = eas : . - - - a g 2er7 —e Dor —= = - ° — ~ = eg “met mit c +s ~ = ¥ 7 ~~ — _ ~ 2 “ é ~~ en _ - o> —— =" wr -¢g-= é . >» & : ' 4 - S “ON ee 2 Car. _ "Gam, ent: ail bars. | ~ ‘ ‘ very? 2 ai ee -_— > - ~ -» aA ae . «! st 144.5 — * o. O° oe ae = = -~ Seneeping rooms: everrtz 2 "ew . ; emcees anc Aga Las? acu.'s , > x oer _ a, . = z I IRINA —, | » . = “a - ”- - . . > - 7 LS s 2 - > ” - & — _ heat athesehh al te. > es _ 4 =... ayy 5 art . " ‘ a 4 > = ~~. x 7" =sorm af . oR a n -en’s — > ~ " .s > = = a —" 4 a » ™ - — - it — r . * —— + Ss ag 7 rt: © ‘ t-i? - 8 ? - “ea = é . ~ . a r\t6r -_ = & eee acaantns . ‘ + ae i SAAS ’ ; she ~ » - ‘ve. 's yY "+h ~ — =a . + Vie m= t . se Serr - or eae 4 ~ — - — be oe >a ard x . ‘ = “ ~ + Pe a “SL EES sa en “Tr = BT rR “M 4 x ~ — _ — “Hh ner . =? > i. oes 4 > 7" >-99 +. — nied LN + Stall 1050 A Ces ™urr “ro; ate ~ are 7 A ° - oe _ “2 — ge . ~ =? see : A — g 2 /DRAL AP ARTMENTS — hy | Tay LoR—3 “kooms are « TLLAN APAR T™ | - | Har an ir? 53463 Dem "ooms, 6-reon } ’ i mn efficiency inc. UGINE . concealed beds. eliectrict cas “ and private telephone nanacer at siding - 7 . . "DESH [R SABLE APARTMENT REASON ABLE RENTAL 4@239 ares "'OGINS and sun paerior eohes, — 2 ae Oe r WA Tr R Tres x . 273 ae ee "th -ARTMENT NE \ At An i « F 53a" e®rmens - 8 in — = Murvt ec . ~ - PS wice _ ’ ; a : ’ TT v7? a al rrr 7 - + 7 } i ’ 4 y\ - ri s ‘NV ' ri 7 Ne - Tt ~ » +» «+ . --4 € + a4 - ~ nveniently ured x ha : - ro - s + ear? LS a s 5] eis ire “ac Zz :f : : @e a La ae Ss 4 irGs ~H ee aDe- > . = 4, = — 7 ~e SA it ic iv 6229 Kin Dur coer east: wil SsuD et SRTTe a 1 ae 1s We Must YacaTse ] months ease icdilg@ garage Phone abany “7354 r cal MARTIN & BREITT WEST "END ap EME NT . 7 -——— ° \ = — a ‘ °s ua a Gs -—_ss —s eg — an: 8 room ane a8 00 a ee | a oe . . ooo a -orma 8 Ooms and bais ®5 90 " . T+5 ARGONNE APARTMENT 3664 WASHINGTON T) reer or ef “eaney mehat.tt st'-e a? Ng room. fressing reom. Kitchenette and ?P ’ as =r ore Ilnises “a das 2.05 mer M8 WYER & (© ; . — = — be i- ~ ~ _ . ; ~—An® P - . T o [AS - _ a APART™M! 7: . RR “TALS. i -— ro rT’ e = a Ny F Ss . ms 4nd ces. es x a: ‘ 4 Y 5 Five rooms a: ¥ rent at = i a | oo “= _ Yor > * . & _ - — = ~ “ . — —~ oo aol 4384 FORES . > n - —_- @7O oo a r be rr = a - S iis » ar y = - « -~ . *T PEA =i oa wal - - = _— MELA TG ° rue new xs - > ec i apartment i eee ge xTeened 2 a im rear une Ga © est apartments mn ww ; . Yracuse elmar Garden ory 74 . 5303 Etrel: a dandy corner aparumernt s ~~ : 8 : The above apartments il be put in tip shape. For rents ca -— or - >’ -— ase PARK 5 ‘GS TF _ ¢ Clayton and De M arkriew 1400 57465 WEST MINSTER ae "7A - wat asd . Water : rd - Or #n°" ve b= ROM TTT TR & — - - a “ : a ‘le larartyry Bidg “OR CM“eeter? ——-_S => - » tig 4 e on ice 8-™eom a7°a. with sun parler, outside rch o* x ee vr . oi o- v 6 5 - re 2 . + —~e- ~ be 2 — - - ~ we ~ x ~ « ~ we . . ; rc ie a aa . \ . a Ain? a! Adeia a7 s - ~ : oe "“~\par*e x ~ - > o . os c a - v x . act eat. Jan r ser = 2 ° ea c% >" $95 . a, ee 7 m 7 “=. > a > Se N\ ‘ = ™ ™ es’ > = r me ee . . rrr AID . ‘ “+ Apa ref e- ens ne ~~ . , s = et e,. , ry a « ‘=aTa se « rs 1 * > a ~ 2 4 -_ s : ~ ° —_ = + . = ’ > ~ @aer . 2s A ‘ - - . YARD L SABE W ELI e . * “+h wT > ~ a > ~ \\ ‘ i 3°, ; ; |e, \ TY . . ae A. - a ‘ x ’ “py >T ”* i~™ R] ‘ - A? hue Ww a —_—— oe rT, ; . a. WARK W if kK ma) hh zon ” I gw 42 SENGGSURY ‘BL. * par > > § r elevators, deening , ation unexcelled- $135. $14, 7 - = . — _ - . » 5 aa toe : ed 41 : : i tree or \ - ~ > ~ STyrTr = T guaze = ~! *“VAT mir = = . - | > . > . ? “we ‘= "eo en ah = 7. vo = - ae ar 2 ",." a 34 ——_ = ht a‘? on — . “Phy . steam hes frand 27°7R 6 . v 2 = - > ™“ tin = - « - —. | , wa ar a ° v - on " ; as Land ~ ‘4 yr eho tee i. *.—A Dar mer * iarce. sur “TTS r “ah * — - ies - m4 r Se rT? Ar tf a wt? +e 7 : Tt 4 A > 77M at * ton ; bomeeel keke _- * Yes Pee . > mz is 4. "x . : * =~ 7-7 7 . | cas $ ar - = ahow & Qa ’ r & z taal - cenmie . : iid} hea: — a os Seog - a 7 4 : eeruih _ — i ree . TONES BRes tae; . ~ ~ > oo ~ ’ - — — es ———— penne oe are wreeor _ am . 3 . “% r = . — . alm % eo aaa > "ed » £4 a Sc enn rT. Mrz ~s *mor iI>ern expDesur SY Soe Janitor. 4" 1 = ee anual > i.*=* aoe, * a al ae * om efficencr: neat amd sircely fur 7M wired i [ ; ee. Ac oy pew _- lecoral ec re Bi =r Bm, $H0 aiso i-roam apartment. kc chemetie, $5 cs) APARTMENTS FOR RENT [= —FURNISHED w er ——— -_ eemnee _ - 7SBUR So: SW 3. =e Purnia: > + = = . - a es 7 w - > - ™ = - — . -# 2 “= .* 4 rr 7. a -— - ™ = — = = io -_ ~ : . Be | sat ry i irky ew eee EEREEENEEENS = = 3 3 Sal Dea * mLLA ~~ - — . rs - -~ & iia i 4 De, . ~ : pt “— Se 4 o ~~ I ¥. 7 = : = . ~ _ . . cr 2a8 args rooms 4-room ¢fficen . are 2 =~ “ona a >. ~ oe aes . ~ : ~ 3 4° & ™xIITrs ane : es ~~? 28 han arlinmer sr*a "itor — ee nant TT 3s ad >° . a s - : ‘ - = - ~ > ~ + — ‘= — ti.>—4 or 3 rooms i. : e x #. . onan - ‘ - “a0 i snhec a. ato or 6 = saree : ‘ ad + —_ . CTrTrs oe ee er? “ 3 : rh a at, i = val oor — - . ~ - — od a = = ‘ . = a7. ze 5 S ~ ae Roeag ef? encyY aDdDaértiInent ! Gveniences: ver STO4A Corbitt «4 \ — FLATS FOR R=NT Central ~ Tos. ‘ach. | ‘ ~“eac0OnSAOw “ro e — corer 214 Calumet Bidg i = nade rent Sran evard theaters minutes downtown “en 7 _ ag cnt? —“hesg an? > af) . » ™ a - >4 5 Deeeh gz 4-r 3901 ate A eRe ee ore . eee ~ aban: eet _~ =" = M ’ LO DEMEYER “ -_ 2 " ‘ar a gz al “h ~=eretrt Da hol i'm goer ‘g08 tree 4 a ng in the np ete rniahe 750 - Ly Q i ——> aw, ~— - . : he vi Tor .. . 2 ;uaAr TOR Chestnnat *~ OMMODORE” 5314 oe OTT] ef? Teast ‘>. Mies siectr r oxing and light. fice a = : is : ae 5 , = = Vi =TyrP > = a oo e - ‘ rT. ae an ‘g ~~ - os 2 = * » est . nut. Marn e Apartment 3 $ PERSHIN -G . 2Us as wucy 20a °t- : ta. newly tecorated ant furnished; a] -m\ahe _ — any Resi SU BLET ( CHEAP ro i: ~- ; ag ee 4 PAA ee ° - y ~ e on oe = ‘ s - = esi 4 = "+ = ~ — = ~ ~ —— ana ge ei x r — = > rs cd _—~ — — 7% ~ Se ies ~ ad. - hy Ver - - _ mr a t= : stang f large living kitchenette, dressing room and YWNING APARTMENTS - > - - i+ em - _ ~*~ . ~ T ~ > °- - si- rd , - » r rr. - > - vr “ > - - : ale - ge. = 4 a 5 ry ad = - - ~ g re) on * —_ a - Frias & - or > aw . - 7 2 — Bek — & - va —_ -a as | SAM LEAL "—- _ » F a bed ée " = a RANELAGH . PARTM [ENTS ST0T McPHERSON AY FPeur-roem ef*ictenct ea) - >. - : > shower with or w'th- ot re . = ~ 4. ° _ . a; furnish S75 ne « - iT? - err Tt? rd 4 ce - -_—,* - “Y apa ¢ light. a tside a - _ 4 ~ ~ — A ? . 8 ne se ADAaT Metis ee fer prem ses r mM. SDA 4586 hod = Internationa fe Bids Nive st ———— a NEW FIREPROOP 1 Huntington = a 5560 PERSHING AV. CABANNE 647 FUCRNISEED APART. ~ fENTS AT MODERATE PRICES — ° water, separate shower a ° on ~ ee ‘Don’t wait until cios- ing time. . rus ~ « * “ ~. om Ss ind VicuaR we ®&, 320088 and ai) - - = - furmshed apartment $ ern conveniences. At ee NVITS YOUR INSPECTION «od —= ; * 7 - — a 2 - ~ aes ana —_ a antares a : — mm az ¢ + —— a as POLO BO POO Y 4 File Copy for the Big Sunday ost-Dispatch Early Saturday GET BETTER SERVICE allel Mea te i a nn a he nnn ane ~~. ae Se | BY FILING EARLY furnece 7? « es room, 73 ST FERDINAND, 4 eectric light. . ... Lah ix. 40374-—5 rooms, sath, Fr AKE & BRO. SI5 Chee. nA Di _ —_" — ile Sete. sur sped cendiLis®. iM +e ee. | i | a: rf tien. tecaacg Dom I ~aseuee reset. ‘Wu re 1s eT lowe le le . FING WELL. 1587 SW a ier | @eeomte to wet GOLDSTEIN FISE Taine recmt (sive =e faht eee — = _ oo
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~— Su NT) A NOV: tLMBE f. ~~ woreesat de. 7 ae oe 600 APARTMENTS, DW_ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columnstoday. ron capa ee roa FLATS FOR f= FLATS F ae oa 7 | AbIES S FOR | RENT—North FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT. —South_ FLATS FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—West eee 5 Central en tric: will be D t in , “te arn — q e) ec- _Nor CALI! ORNITA 3109——3 roi nd bath j 7 T ; = “ou | - s? - TTT | : : =? | Per faptencn W ani Ad Ph, is - OOM bath, gas. 320. = C vondition einen orthwest psd : ; in a eo oe Diep’ Tonge -°, 50° ling dams / + very reasonable rent: ——— aan WaT ' town, apeae sc, 45¢ Suy , ; HOPP, 214 Calumet Bldg | 12104 MADISON—5 DOWNTOWN piay. 45¢ aaily, ry a = | large rooms. bath. gas w - e fre town: bath. elec- Per ine: | te n wm, “ reasonable rent: | ’ entrar tO each room a! IDCH MOET? mon wi MOE i ‘ Chestnut. a | mall; oO s " SCHOPP, 214 Calumet Bidg. | —___ ACE. 100 2308—4 rooms, $°5 ii 3819 A—5 ro Wainwright Bldg. (e7) od fioor, $45 " —3 rooms, bat h, e rent — Jj rooms, £as eiec- 722 Chestnut é ‘hestnut st. Kas ana AP ART ane ates ¢ : ET Som ai wer a4 2 4 a 7 > . **. 4 ‘ . . a reors > ro eee a ge ze “i ad: f seperate .y . ee ealtors, Arcade Bldg. Olive 378 3 —_—— North — rm me ~ bath electric. garage: $40. (Cc) rooms. . inst. bath and | A. BENEKE. 212 Wainwright Bldg, | MAROUS, 4014—Mod rooms, apem BOECK REA 13 Chestnut. CRa> : — | nve ' | |” Meramec a! | , . . heap | _ floo | : pen. sais gfe Ey cea Pg eR aoe : — eee it. @ary BCuite. me AN Das li, 2732 Ly decorate &rW EI . 4 , n ‘ PUERMANN ‘“OLOR ED. *®@e ; J , “ ~AND 192 BA peu ee aenianncnnins ‘cS 2 WF - _ : . : MAI P +} A > = on r ?' c 7 i | : a . : gis y : ; : _ . ™ . coven : —— we P 2 . - " ’ . ‘ | " : Ss ’ ; ww cTw hestnut and Jette a © is bath. eas, elec '} I TERY ae Tab. stnut. | ec Jm™ ents; garage ht NI siA——1 : a? non ee om ion O54. rpourns, bath to ean an , ro ° — 4e RO-c.ass Drol ems} VU. i\Lnout garage, S30. op — _ LAL Foe ae ~'= aa I , pATI I ms ; ™ age ge : a A , — RES i. f f a C- | ) - MARGARET! pA— ms,_ batt a go Bree ay ' rTRACTIVE FLAT | ep pins ow | , rAH. 3! oon % wee ~ &. ‘be epp-eciated. ° y ‘ i 4 " ‘ 4” 4 oe é - : ° at. e-? : z ;'? - 2]°0A—-3 room we INE TEENTH 1: r See gee ri i ‘Tur «aN ’ . ' : , , , a : R06 Chestant BLAKE & BR Chestn °* *eegeu -* + sack comm” * © e@ -) RAGES * ——— tric. bath an let: | | ra | . RI R. 2518—J rooms llectric, new- eAisl ‘ : ahh : RI R ; oo or ; _ - ~. . a ; -— 7 . ’ . ' ‘ 4 - ' a ohis _ ~¢ b 7 ’ 2 ‘i j nm iti iad’ : , ; ” . ns , . | i : f ‘iain ; ~ a = ‘ ° ; mod n e554 “* * coc Pt Ee vated, S19; oF ?] Se SR avs SR ? ' ' ' : os . ’ Li : “i ~ bs —— - - SCH. 1H0. —_ T we Tooms anv . ‘ ‘+t °"* % e688 tte DWA?. THD : 4 ' fire? River —* = oe 7 lectric. 2d floor, front entra: ! , M $A S—d-room modern: ka ‘ : “¥¥- | | q 4 22 6 LZ room ‘ . sii 4 : : ; =" / ‘ 2 - e ’ ‘ . . : . ‘ rms 1 : rie , , } . ’ ——— ne "°° vee N L @ ‘hestnut - —- , , H ; R. ) tr ' ‘ : = s reon lo 7s ace or north; fous +e eae } — — 9 ae ‘ are a ta . hi Lia : . ys MeCL xe : re ik | Fiat I : Let = : aa alone sir , ’ ' —y , ner 4 r - } Midi o- ‘ 4 J ? i ° , ‘ { . | } ‘ ‘ ’ | ; 2 ‘ : os \s ' _ ' . —— oy 2@ Too! lay: 24 ) eee gal y decorated; ae : is : Ls . May nn) i , MER. §17 Cheetnut ‘ ‘ ; ‘ t ae . >> , . rt r ; ; A. ‘ Por ; 9 ; ; r ' Q a “—_— ean 4-room. WwW th fire- - . . , irtment fate harde- MMELM ANG ‘ceca N.—5 rooms. second | = en = ea et St PR it ' . +. hat MiSs] PPI 1718 os pete | Ds he see — ' | GEO : R rH, 717% Chestnut. . floor: ore) . | ; v8 Z v x ' _— >e. ’ C , e . : ‘ b ray . ; } ; : " nb oF ‘ » ; oa oa REAL ESTATE O@meerscetLTe RE CO” 2407 N. Bway. | WIL fe Eas 7 : aa . x3 VICTOR, 1920—4 rooms vr ’ ~~. ; P . vY | ‘ > 4 ‘ i " , © . . . . 4 ‘ P ‘ . ‘ - ’ , : . , 35 .* ; . ‘Io ANTD wre STS WAL W AY ' ‘ . - —_— 4 ‘ r ¥ oo ’ .r ; , F : . : TAT vy rv " - : . é ‘ ' , ‘ . +4 . 4 —~ ene ily > nae ; n 9 DWt LJ s ; dec erated : _ ee ee vay : es : . , : . oy ? . ‘ ’ : : Taree rooms AP \RIMENTS. a MART! OLL j12 Chestnut 38608 CONNECTIC 5 iy Z ae ae 3 ae pees va a- 3. ok bed: all moter ADWAY. 1416A | rooms. electric ; fioor eae §& 5 ln GRAND, Tor Dillon } rooms. water. eas. $16 FP } 3 is ris ron ‘ e pciency, . 7h y : rey Prarry ‘ a! . . . ES — = : > . c t rooms end 24 CATES it 4 rooms ana’ ¥ S, Realtors. Arcede Bidg. Oliv 78 =P a, | - : wi) ees = DE 1 eS. ; ‘ bat [ORGAN FORI | 7 OT les VIRGINIA New 4 rooms, bath. JOH? Bt = —— 18 coe ore in the . lst floor.... ; ma ns Rivic ' e" ec; FOU! f hn ¢ ‘ | rat pte s. bot-wa t; moder! I s) srdwood 1 furnace: Garaze: EER. 1524- olna, gas. electric, beth, . , Ts. : 5649 VERNON AV... 6 fF aU TRACE ; ep) endid 3903.4. FOLSOM, q rocins, ‘bath, wt \—+4 roor ath s. : ch ‘ . eee —v ar ater heat : | a : hth eneintiiiin , , a7. ; = wy ay : @ectric, heat | , ———____—_—_ As ak : | a , , ) . : e * Be. I . 5 = aaa » #1 Ay} "HI 155o—O room: val, Ba! Tine AR B L.. 5060—5 rooms! furnace ‘! ; : . . 4 - ' - . ++ . “es - . 2). he ’ ‘ * . " af , > N . ‘ei -- , ‘ — —- 1519 a South 1 rooms, bath MF arc. ! ent $4: RATRI 3 rooma, Ist | * ! DI 412 Foon , | | Be - : a hen ished rawood floors: } —— . cod: aduite 46°3-75 "| on wee ee : > sons —_ — ea — > “ys o} ; a ? ‘ 7 ; : : ’ K ; : ‘ . be Wi} rom : : “s , | : —— ; eth very geht . ae ms, i ric, . : , a 3 é : ? : é ri “a 2, _ ‘ . yates A ; ’ , | 1 +, ko er’ ben u*t MI kN ] ~~ , enon. @ rooms and bath.. 8) ‘ wms Mali ; -_ oo 5. wri g e ‘ Lee ery ch | ay : — oe eee: - gprmrences ee ae mF ae? mogern; ecu.té. (@.i or hot-water tent California, 4 rooms and bath, ~ a aend | eaion — TWENTY COND. &f : $ rooms — ome nem 3 =" a ; Ce ee seonhabie. (c] BOO nn 0 $40 3 rms. and bath,. » oi _— r ’ >| @me- ne até 17.0 : . te dies : ' — reggae gee SPECIAL _INDUCEMENTS—SEE Us r : 12 Watnewrieht Ooms and toilet... hy a ard riwors thro jout: ' tk — — — o7 . mare . # ‘ }s- , - 1446 Arsena : vu , 4~A—4 rooms end rooms . “7 De eres . , , : we? me ¢ \ ’ Fe 4 a ' 1) 2% az w I ’ , ; 1 : . — 7 ~ -- - hat! end furnace, ms 7 “$7 rooms {n rear. . = or. +. atin ah “Bee ae Ones . ’ , . : pots ie 2h . roon bath tr BELLIS, Realtors, HE MER’ & BRO. REAL herde ood ae oon , pines ae a * r Cylin 38 : , De : ; ' roo! rnis"ed nditior =. See | ~L MA, ; w. cor. 7th and Chestg ae Bry : Sd 4 , ated tile rv ences ' Lu re 091.(c) | a 6 rooms; gurage: f ATs—; 18-20 sg ou ' ea 5 Settee i east : , ™ > . ad cee se . : é x . - : - - — > . ’ a : 4 , ’ og ‘ ’ te : : . = ’ - eee 2 = - HXSTON REALTY, 500 LAT eee. Sooo Maree © “- CSH-BURN: . ) f. 7 | ALT : hardwood fioors, reasonable rent. | Rent Way Below Their Va | rC soma, modern: beat, pe 33 : | . 3. »_nows . - 5 Chestnut Four rooms a! ’ a Se OPEN FOR INSPECTION ALL DAY TT wy : second floors FL ATS. FOR RENT. gg gg gyre ex ensues Fo DEVENT RS -Off st. L — : | ede a | ) - : PEST : Bs “heat. furnished » stan niehenihiniorsteeemnamnes kane SEE ail A te ie ii nen tod. S} 2 : > ’ ; Knot , , . HAT: Tre I ‘ 2407 NS {B' way, ex'ngton at a) TET WORINS 4 iso" ‘lbhre voms =? . ; ; ' ' aT ew 3 rn i irna a * . ry ane . ; , ’ M rahy bede, , 4 - ‘ —— - . - a > ‘ ‘ - ‘ ‘ P ; : ; . »« 7 o ° furnace . ; and + ‘ ee , _ : : d . oy at aT r aan : : ; , _ o* : ryt Cabany 7235 . . . . - - ’ . i | _ j ; ; ~ " - . - ~~ . ~~ —- - -- . ™ —— > : = ' . : ‘ d Cis $75. OTnS bath, €! FU "Dror. "T'T? ‘ rT ‘ aac ‘ ‘er > , — - : ‘ : . : ; . Tras . ‘ . fi w-mt fig “ ie é i ri . ee" . . ’ . ‘ i ’ . -? , . ; . s 4A ‘ i~ ; 9 : seinem — hat ’ ‘ j ‘ ; wr —_ (jrand } iW rials . _ “on — . .* ‘* + ; * ! Pe © (1 - . “ — , ’ } . 4 rooms, bath} 321 a , _— 4 REDD. EAL J} i eee ee ie Saree ae ™ Ut ee L = — ” 2 pinttetaiine As 6 rooms, wn ~~ ante: & : ory ~ a meas ir ghway an@ Ver 6 nile ee ee } ‘4 La 1‘ “i egy : . , ith fo ; : v “ aapein wil ; j } : ; = Ae 2 ; ' easy aaa : - : roon ; ) wa? ’ & ; j ‘Piss J . v3 . ’ i ery ; ree 4 rorcin gc aceed is | 42984 | Tn av. . roeoma. Soe : pe 7 ao wiciiideanaalan a - tc ¥ Segpecevrt mer . : , , ‘ rh : ) -_ ‘ ; me hes a nat a ‘% a ' . . nE veTliooking city par® ta ier ‘tric ae 8&8 e9e8e 4-8 4 Pe oo BOD 4 ; a} - aay d . oa ., =; , es ' : r' } a * ? ¥ ’ 2 - : , ‘ ‘ : : ° : i} ] I . : t ' P . n . ‘ ; rg Se ; sh yor hard ; f.00: r’ . ; ¥ wor : 113 re ie a av. roong, : raiec lel igen tee —= ! | 12 Ta: = Le! : a o oe | a 3 : dine af & Gaeaee enaind BLAS) i m flat Pi “4 Shia , , - : ; MA? UT ! _Mur . —" ATag 3 truci p4' a party wiening %t? rooms, "electric, Sani weter: rent reasona ; Pe Al ry | Shaw's’ G ; = fire iT- ys . — Moder at RUSSEL Oe — 7 TEPHEN CUM. G2 ae nu ' rn idence heat an@ Easton a gh 3 sis, ut iz ocd concil.on, ren wei tain Se 2 se % " *hest? r ot site — 4] bH—— 1 At + . eat oy a ; sec ‘ : ' ; + —~ : : : a : > » > pu ye Central coon a le : | | past om BRANTNER PL... p147—Firet, OF etn. eu — —— , ao rs De? ngton @ ‘ : . ) fit £10 L, £40 , nr conveniences: . ¥ decorate; vaca: : | ; T 4 mor * 5 rooms. furnace. bat . ' At ll : ; - — . : : a - — —a sai . a a , , , ‘ ra a al - . . . ; . ’ . ; ay ; } : . . rai _ C; : +4 ' rm iw 708 fheetput =D APART. : 3135 Sheridan rear; 5 fe PeBAN I). Sol ; Beaut 90m 1 RLIN MN. 2 room: — hams” ED “EY “14 & Lhe} : 1713 ‘ R : (a een - i 1 HIRI A’ 923— , + J —— by 7425 . $ t ‘ - te : sa , Te . ou ' ti nA « - ‘ . , : ‘ . ' : “ , . ” , ‘ *, hem " ° j : i: : ’ «,? 7 eUuiiTour, tion, cirew | | HAASE REALTY 0. ao 3 Racca oor a LRLING1 “3 + em Fear gages era . 62) | EL rH. 1 , reasopable; | | dashes say = oe 7 ome, newly Gece _ rate shower aes Me gate . , . ; 4 at > ~4 . = > . a4 GT. : nes and al! . +: > An wes y room flat. a be g ilre . . , r 2 a i4 a 4 si iui a : . ‘ ° . ‘ e. , . . ; : ’ : . — . J ae ah “% ; : —— — LR 833 — 3 rooms, | 7 : 1o57% ’ . 7 CTION (c99) | | MORE AACH R co. 604—H8 rooms: MAGUIRE —— 77 ; ae > or & rooms, a ee ae 5A A aa — sonar i ederes ¢ 7 A ' — eet : , Lia : flat: rent lt monthiv up.” Call Lande” Shh ee ret FOO saben ogg a ANN 1029—3 large 3 7 , ) N. Oth. bat oe | MAG 1 59—Just west King : . R R17 Chestnut, gee janitor 7 — ee . — A. ; a ‘ P - ‘ ] i , . - rt =? ‘ , ’ ; i : la ' gh wa Ge tu : Yh . *} - * - ‘vibe TEAU "7613 rooms, cas. 4 . ) i condition sis monthly. ~ 5a. extra. 1 we j — ten aad hat n t yar PisAD - : : ; : 4 van ; | 17344 CHOU TEAL AV. peEPricR a —— | ' e: ' ) ud Px i] aid. PaNY 140 rooms, na bath elec $2 . iy “‘KMANN Matin “gilt 41124 ioe ae Sa | rat tk ee n (7. 1922—4 rooms. bath, AR. isnactemee ‘ sey e ele 3. “710 ARKANSAS 3 basement . nn — : ’ —" re i aa @ a ¢ : ' Ry "7 5200 Delmar bi. Se lc : ee ee nceedenibiidinaianeis -_ ’ ~ ws S seeping si Ta——4 rooms. electtaaae wNNE 3801—4 rooms ’ eC -at rm = re -* ic ; ty a a\ ‘ . 7 : ’ ‘ ‘ ae , . . a . seta. . ; : : ; ’ : : ; Te : : ; . ’ hardw esd . a ren? are t j 27 ‘ ~ hamper ‘ % oe | } ~~! : aa fn , tw , cRRMAKN 630 é - Tet u , : . ‘ $i rn — ~ae . . pn : na . . . : oO r . ¢ : . ‘ . ' . . 2 . ’ : ‘ LAXCHMOE LLER, 722 % BIOHN Do r & SO > Cl eine oo” eee) BOIGs, | | + giacans, , ge ot arene rR | 4 , : modern { , ROK Coesseyt, phd | bid § | = large rooms, , ' f bf : 8 OTs. 4 , os o% — . . : ’ art ; &® - 2 4:4 ‘ ‘j : . ad ’ " t 3° ‘ Lee : ; , 4 a og?" . exci ~ = . : 4 ’ a : ‘ . . ; Tey ) : * oy t ee : 2 : ~« ’ y riew 2 reom. CPer. , ° ic) $23 ) A J ' : 2955-8 rooms and ORR KGe Ti) -\ 3 ms, bet G a . . 3 bath. | FAT : ) i | —__—_— . a ee : poo ; - 7 —F ’ ’ : ? “") . ‘ . r ’ . : a : . } a ; . , ' iv . : : : rr, , J ¥ r ; i ; : 5° Z ar ta 4: +4 v4 ow ren t CAWLEY R. CO.. 615. ons S4i 3051—5 beautite rent furnace. electric: rr O25 rs = ae le ye (e ys A 7 % ‘or “Websi er a. and | "da floor fiat: 6 roeome. t. ete good order, tent "NNESSY. 1126 Ss Fete _ eft7 New §-room -_ Tk "2 Rot Om ‘ficiency FRILILAN wr Am POE errs ’ , ; , -_ hot-wate —T : : , ; . } . " a t i : . ar i” , . . ; Pi Est oe , G modern fiat elantr? hot-wa ~ S . : a ae eee arn : , ’ ; . ‘ , . ° ‘ . ’ ’ . su s ‘ large Tooth “ae BAD] O37. rooms, bath, UW Aare RRILLIANTE. — - ) | ne y ) 2 Pt. —— “o> ~“_—e 2 nhac $50 ‘ . ’ : a eS PeaD REALTS S RLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnut — 3 ons F , Ls , , 1 , . . : 1014 . or —— } ° , , afte rAYLOR, 706 ¢ - ms rooms. rent FSi Se r - aR . 0—4 iaree “rooms; WE Ler 7 er ce te furnace $2n Olive 1858. _. en . : p ; _— ; gure ge — 3408- or room” bath, : c. ne Tacs be asouawe wast Se Ki ETE REALTY -stiincialmenti “7 > a saan aos o rooms, 2 5O. | ‘rooms a ’ PMT oii 4 rooms. all modéers: rent m | ’ right - electric, porch f : ;, a Fl.ATS—-}- orn ' ; , ~ i ~ wa . I } . ~4 ; > E x » b open. PECK BSTATE. °° - oh —— ao & CRUTCH : ; nite rindell ! . . wile ; is TT ; Pur =n . = we ' : = rol ' reorme am) sunroom Fe — ee " ' » Mui » eae , hes ? rece ree by Aha ' , :' , ; wu , Gl2A—— one . , at ‘ (c67) | GARFIELD, 5% : -_ i CAL. 3! —7 rooms, bath —— nepaeneae ; s ‘giase sleeping conven ; , no Paris! f service, conces 404RA——3 roome electric, - —_ - > . : ; ’ 3 ' “ — hoe ? hal : 7£08M —— A PS ' . = Re : a ’ » oe F ~~ —— Olive Tas, — 015, N— room &h tah ai ~eomne 1 inci - . a ,ery G oa—% rooms, bath, om R18 Chestrut qeornes ae Poe — nay = “ gz gt ‘ GA RFit 5260-—Four rooms ' , , ’ LON 1831 | “4 cw lor oo eet ” :- Ineuire | jor pay ded. at) n> oh Bar 18 ™ SHE? OAH 39) : | , ~ -—- - 3 q : _ rw TT? “s tiie ' - me ; : : : 4 : ' “™~ s : Fe &: | 70— Pie fi os : : en - — e over - “ — ‘ ‘ ’ ’ : - i? ae . : ee : ; ORE PIN : & K R 3 aco ad ed > = ; ‘ , f) “be ‘ water . riz! 1, pete o r rr . . , . : . ‘ . . ) ae — T1I@ZA ALAMO ni roLNT? . 4 ee 1 «' at soul $45. anc aati ' ree? } } ri ’ * : a thal , ve ro = enc eur ro a rwoe? | . floors lie bath ’ ser PAPIN. 1846 —Three 3 a | 50: ot ee ee eit an A we K Ll 7 TY ¢ : , ' peat pom wic. newly decorated; aepod repair. | peor s 7s = 7 WN. Pwas at vo : | : : | ae, ibe B Be mth J EL ” BROT T. *"healtor. “toy Cheetnur. rl ae ~ a ae . ; . rooms . a ADIBO »N . P39 A—I lat oF 3 adults: | HARN! , #050—>) roolas, G.eclric, ; garage: 3JV.
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LATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale in these > columns today. FOR LEASE 4B re oe 600 APARTMENTS, DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, F —— (ana GS FOR RENT HOUSES FLATS. ETC. TO LET—SUSINESS P’RP’SES TO LET—BUSINESS P'R FLATS FOR RENT—West FLATS AND AP’T’S WANTED DWELLINGS FOR R ouses FON COLORED IDEAL SHOE FACTORY os la | - _1123— eee ee Ce ee ee O21. P.0. Southwest Est sso A | S reome: S25 Dayugnt building. 55.000 feet: sort | SORES toss uue 214 8. Sime LOFTs > " om @ a a 7 m3 . a \ &? ee +— s & .- # ~~ - : ———e | a “PLORED -~ Firs s &£ S.-Ss. : - r- i Fs * aa 2 = © o , o. ’ a ry _- ~~. —_- . 2 — “, “ = . ~ * | aT eee, ° T> iy 2 | rT Né - E ~ - ~ ee e 0 51 + it Be son ria 5 ; ° - fcrnace; 6818 | i : : 0 oe pet ati OZARA PL iisivi. ;' SQ. Fr" a member of the St. Louis Real Exchange, who must operate und rules and regulations. * rs , " 7 ’ ‘ ~ ’ ita) ; ' , ’ ty? » ; . ’? ’ i p y ’ i | ; ’ - » : ’ > ’ ~ > ’ > e > » r ' » a ‘ ’ t rs 4 ’ LAI f ; ' ; - : > ‘*te aad i t | a 44 4 ves * tepaiete ‘ ee e335 8 res, a a .. - SUBURBAN PROP. FOR ISS | ties 77. Ue See ee x: . i: anewer aoe. ,si= a a : : } ela a J : | te . , i *: i? Sra omnger ye . a a scene |} —For 7 - apg etm - . i ga: Central a npcate ptoreroor: 25x | ee : - : ' * a 507 tae Deal Vv ith a Realtor 2 wr - . 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ut “60x20 0 ments, vy. Store and Factory + » By oa . o- Was! ing on Av. ind 16,000 Sq. Ft. nufacturing: licht - © Ai ~ ~ cTIr,ro? 7. Aa AA Chad on three sides, Steam heat and | ' To LET—BUsiNEss P’RP’SES Southwest "ine Farr 4Qait, , reaso: t, 1119 Chemical Bldg West RAND J _ INC. ’ . “f == Sevent ll1l1l1 Chestne e“in- neatec @ me and bath ery reasone a% st, 4 fice rminent 123-124 ne ntists oF ng com 08 i Qn front - phone and cod 2) eo per LEY TRUST_OO. A’ y A 7 Chestnul O0-famhy Ws i derful a. ~~ Wa : -~ ‘} NE w ie ROOM ee eter ng 14 & ngen gh . 4 e bathe. . ree O28 HOD HAMONT @ « “ ? . rr reset hope ge store—Heat 1 ell Kbrand-New ¢ : : eal wug ahoP: anc we 1627, st. O ren ¢ an. UTY CwO.. S Z wonderful = ehing Theaters ‘N REALTY CO. ap4 104 SB Attention! | be | \U ue SL NDAY, ise4 | WOVEMBER 0 ESTATE CARDS REAL ESTATE CARDS REALTORS The word ‘‘REALTOR” signifies a member of the St. Louis Real Estate exchange, who must operate under its rules and regulations. Dea al With a Realto St. Louis Real Estate Ex ‘change WAINWRIGHT BLDG. (099 — ee _ isT—BUSINESS P’RP’SES West w ELLSTON OVER QuARTER CENTURY FRANK L. TIMEIER REAL ESTATE C0. ORIGINAL Quick SALE WANTED AGENTS } MSTRICT ,. 1. FINE NE W ‘STOR a * av + Fe ont ONES R pe DESIh ABI DELMAR ST ORE yf Delmar: store 2x0 ; -gteam heat. #u LTE | R ~ ve or Manufacturi FIREPROOF RU IL. DING : Mie Phers Ry DESIRAB LE SHOP ge? . -etr THE NEW OFFICES Storage or Manuf a i? - a” \SE nex'y Temod- eouthweast at Agents, fPa’r . . Doctors! 4, LE. -—=a e 7 = and We BAKEWE! Suburban YEW STORES WE A GROVES WILDERS’ COLUMN] 4d Phone O'ive £600 sinc, Dispatch Wan: Q@gate, Shr ay, Sic daily , Q@gate 35 _45c daily line? Acate— times da:'t Sc, Sun times Ie 7 times, £0 timer dai'y Sc. Sun 5c. Minimurn 2 lines. Bs, PLANS, ESTIMA res” 30 times + | ut nkKing Abo ’ * gure NS AND FINA Y year > e% or? fare, . GHERT } Se al EAL ESTATE Want Ad Phone, Olive 6600 Syn LA ry TR | @ = : 4472 Eastor 6 CHESTNUT. O1JVE 4740 rip Mj ss cTS ESULTS , ‘ter or Darts sea or _ int ‘ ” a $) yt) 4 sf Lore ups app! 0 Chestnut st. Ove suite, oF ication. 1427. , > 4 — i man. Grand WAME GUARANTEES SERVICE sien 81700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, s, Residences For Sale Today. __| REAL cpg oon seine | REAL EST’ TE—WTD. TO BUY CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE) - ¥ . tan NY 3 a, ve 4.30) NORTHW EST PROPERTY 4 ACHANGE FOR FARM CHOICE. BUSINESS OWNER WILI ~ EARNEST XX) q ; IN THREE HOURS LISTIUN¢: YOoONERY MM VMISSION—NO Workers” +4 ESTATE 4-H HOTRS PA ANSWER LN Ager | MANTID—IMPROVED PROPERTY MeNAIR-BAKEWELL NEI BADLY . Is US HALLER REALTY C ) REALTORS S307 CHESTNUT ST. For Colored—Wanted Bungalows, Cottages Wanted > BOK sara O, é \ Flats, Apartments \ Wanted Suburban Property Wanted CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE LtctLLe AY Northwest INVENTORS ih aA ALPaArk ORNER—IT RETAIL ‘7 (HORT ¢ rwEent tx 1} we canTh AC TOks art? “a * giree . ligt South IN RUSSEI. PAKK—HALF , | Zand 50-FT. Sewer. water gas ts LOT. ‘YO gu s L R07 US HALLER Chestnut Reautifu! Sha \ ibd4ivigion. the LAS Agent 618 Chestnut GOOD LOTS. CHEAP 1h IT ) bungalow | BUNGALOW 5125 > eater ses can be purchased at unheard-of-low prices, BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE ; . ‘ } . _“WYDOWN BOU , Deautitu est FORSYTHE BL. AVENUE HEIGHTS CECIL SKINKER a Ln PROP’Y FOR SALE 4.f AY garage. et @ 4238 Chee _ SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALESUBURB’ N PROP’ Y FOR SALESUBURS' nN PROP’ ST. LOUIS POST-NISPATCR 3B VY FOR CALE - BELLERIVE ACRES Adjoining Bellerive Club on Natural Bridge Road oy isebx Drive to Bellerive Acres today and tectural masterpiece. Do you know that large magnificel provements. ALFRED BA 802 Chestnut Street BUY YOU Roads, w: GUS M. FOR SAL Suburban Garden Lots * + at } ROOMS, BATH—#4500—TERMS (oad Buy Sub ‘ rT. ,T NEW MATT BRICK BUNGALAW v0 NEW MATT FT TWO NE W HOMES K NIGHT DENNY ANT WANT OFFER Ti Fg DANDY Homi x _ ’ ; - DONT vert THINK SO | NEW BUNGAL KICHMOND PD PENNSYLVANIA PARK " —_—— onetr . r q ima *s ‘SUBURB’ N ——— Y FOR SALE ask to see plans of this archi- 1t Homesites in Bellerive Acres including all street im- R REALTY CO. Olive 8424 SITE RACE bdivision, situated on the miles south of Kirkwood. STY HOME. IN R COUN acta. Sensible restrictions. un ds. on the gre Sali aTnenya ARENDES REALTY CO. 16 N. Sth St. + Y , E ON TERMS TO SUIT 900 Cash> $25 Month Evans Place New % -acre Lots Sub. near Carsonville be- tween Natural Bridge and Florissant Roads. (;0 north Road nue, Place on Carson tn Evans Ave then to Evans Ferg uson NISHEI i? obs ~ -) 4 i gae lect ris , nientliy located; water, pre +. REALTY s rv Ferguson. ic) odern: garage; eation; frult trees; IN Gan AGE, ae Ferguson teers r lane ay . ~ fur bea Be Jennings io re rame. bath, qd water, gran'toid Kurage cars; jot Fins N & KE - aeaeae wate K, 2712 N. 34tl BE. - ‘Tirt LL. SEW BO NGALOW °43 rq 4 \arge roome. attiea, ' bapest ent. furnace, el@etrie, , x15 ‘ open for inspec- wn an balance @uey b. ms. rissagit ond Union ifaz ROAD — aYv Home I ry ROBYN ROADS Kirkwood K: rk wood ie) o sir To it. garage yur pent check pay ft ~-story colonia! WS RIVE tower on TRUST CO. REALTORS. 1 investments tents 'rnent tation 542140. garece every- g004 is- Kirkwood - one of : moet f r i@et ade Clayton a. lewood me.) Pees . ané ' mw heréwood floore; 4. (a2ptaim. ewner, (amnorl¢(ge East St. Louls Gresnwent, Santemnnd 2 EAST ST. 1 7 A privete party. "Box H-224. 7 A and ; KAA Via y4 Oeter MAF, EM OD BARGAIN ar garage new house $5600. 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nn NOVEMBER y | ° a" dice REAL bol AE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For SaleToday. ___ post. “DISPATCH 7B ee ora en eee _ 36, 1924 | ~ : AGES BUNGALOWs AND ¢ | OWS AND COTTAGES GSURGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES FLATS. AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE |FLATS, AP/TM'TS, FOR SALE |FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS. AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS. AP’TM’TS, FOR GALE _For Sale | nar Sale | For Sale NE W FLATS AT OLD PRICES ——SS== = == 3S , | | South nc Southwest _ “ Southwest seen ty TO, Dat Grek See Pee ere 5450 ca North mecca | Girton Northwest | = W e Offer These Apartment . ‘ . targain Bungalows’ ® INGA LOW— Mi amt brick dee) ee a. Tt Fe: nt vigy ; "$320. ne a em ee == _~ | | foul MISS THIS OPPORT! Nr e owner ;OLDS REALTY | h Marke 3-fan : 345 wood flour vam beat. re Nn Ome for Xm: ¢ rT " "> a , Uli . | . £ara if : > e ree me %. fornia | , &: ‘ ; a ‘ ° . ; a r. Y } A '— - K a7 . . —— unga.om 5 Poort, t ©6O0x1l60; beast * a mB" CK 3 p ace . By edn se ara , c Ul in S Or e a uNnToor ul bal hard woc om ¢ ~atY 67 Marinaduke a nte u n bookcase 24 9 -stor ' ea 4 me eas . S 3: bath. electric; | x22 rent § - a iat: , ce |Our ash balan: aah pen for inspect 10 ti path, bres t and sunroom 24. netting unue etut ai* . SS OLS Ms .. mM | ois - >. — scteetccll . tgs ~~ -* | BUNGALOW SP ae ens | SOON Iwork could not | leated: | equ nvestigote this wit! | . a HEMEL REALT 15 Easter 255 CLEMENS—6 Family of 7 Rooms—Income $9538 rent : T.—Stu sige % mew: phone Grand 7673 or Olive | abie offer refused Pee mae the’ Guare: “gl E R | - gee +" | ee ae : : : ; 1 CLEMENS—6 Family of 7 Rooms—Income $9336 ; oP, 4 ' ua i : ad : I ADDOlntment o Vie Ld 7 Sans —_ } *hesetnut ama o bry " a? e for | fe na : ~ I OP. ’ 2 , - addition | [GALOWS—3. modern, just” je : —S, 1070 Chestnut | Mies 2? eile Mente 9 dimen 6 ENRIGHT—6 Family of 6 Rooms—Income $8148 LlLAOW &—* nod . —. . a TY re Crh ITs = Ire oes rs — se I t- 4 rh ha! ; , ria hid’ 9° TINY VE al \) ILMER ro} LENBRINCK "| mon raze. | 3 iocat ern guruoo! Nace + 20~10% — eas - j l ma t i at ‘ ‘ . “+ eae oe "“ terms and price are fi wy ratio | eo ee be Ain: cen today en | BEANE @ FRANKE. 1008 Coe Wagner-Grant-Bell Realty Co. Hest WONDERFUL BUNGALOW 4° hlamptor store and OVErIOOKL ‘ar ~ . . Te Jy GS . a ye be a? , , 5 A a he ath Ss EN satin * ‘ : st BRIN CL . rr’ ‘ y airs Ss Tgmace: a dency hor ENGALOW—5207 Morgan For FET §. | FAD for quick sale. $1050. 1 ase items Sa Se lotmes Stet trlek dame | tae Ce Olive 8621 | ' A ara rtrmarn? J i > j : . ] ; .) ' .* GRANT ANT) wre . Un parior nt furns , tf 1a! De for in a (eeke —_ . leg Wek a-G + gy , eaten Sy & heetnut st er)? . NG aa : a? rry ae rT on} mis ee a ' . ry , op 7h ir ae aoe tO ta ‘ > rRINCK ' South toe hos. mage. * : . LATHKER-WELZ, 6243 Gravoi Piv. 3 rg + : i ?7e % he cece NORTHWEST FI Northwest : : eC, ene _* IDERER MEA: UNGALO‘ Fre 4IZGJ Ro. TS LSA. SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN pm art. , * ; . wr ; . _ ‘ { Tv ‘4 . . . =o ‘ , 4 ‘ : p he = ‘ wets : ‘, \ M " . ' ry ’ sete flat, Gein, eee Ge CRADY FLAT BARGAINS apa TE ye we 3200-094 N. NEWSTEAD AV.—$8500 ! s 4 and 5 ro et ra Severa) fine singice-doubles; good 432140 ? root be +} asi atin , Sapteaai aie gree" eee . | ANSDOW | A\ 7 hat )f i \ . . . _ ~ ‘ wv - A 4 u = ‘ Iriz : BRI K BI NGAL* AW omer oe tio rE: a spler some eA nh ged Pre om , i . hs Tienes . Agente. ‘- : ga + ie Seo — AT | | eat’ ie oan J " : y te - : rarer i ‘ i A : — rie f: . v p mM este s . ‘ i? ea ‘ ‘ i ri) ‘ — o ~ LE his | P as f + . - / . } \ & } + ‘ - + : : re = . 7 ; race: ‘6249 MERAME« ST Wr ORO LRE 1] - st} rast moder , en ah rn la is house the ' ~~sligeerip lone Ts I K ALI 4 2 , tri o0-To ' =. AT arti 5 1 hardwood ¢ - raide 431 toed 1 ts ine enable ten the H ¥ good listing meh. $: . | Yan THESE TO APPRECIATE THEM Ts. | bath, _ saver AGE- ns. bat ym £7 Nuc } . : We. ee { > oY , Tf vou ! ‘ ‘ y r 9 4 vr] (>) ° 1{ ’ y i mis es a | | A } LA i > enee you Phone ’ - oo 4 gra? | irie ie a RTT ’ " xX ; 4 ~ Grand ¢ tile " Pes . , ” A hits 4 . ot ic live 354 or Olive ‘ "} rery{ @] uUud *a! ; ,, oer Ce — : . , : : a oe . eo ngs 117 IVT Yr) mricers * a " : r sage ‘ ‘ i , : ‘ + ’ »OH0O0 3 Building . sAN REALTY CO., 5457 Gri Southam pton Bungalow for appointment. — Lape] rT CPP if M r.; DB : _ , Xx ree o i Vo - re . LT ET. “sr, ne HILM ep rON & KER LVN BRIN ‘ a" a : — 2. 5 en . Hi 3548 8. Grand 6448 Q Si ee SS 5 een 5: ? > a new bricl sER-KLEIN } EA ry cCo., Realtors ae , b A at ; htat-s out Ns , WO OM h-room single fliats are nears 0° : vy = one odern. 4 and | Fotimates and Prices iratis ‘I r . bu P room "ich atn 1uT- UNE a> . ve “Op Pe;r 104 ~“ Mth St : 7 . : : - : ' : ude Datn ; At ry ~~ hegt 4 7 , a na most 7 : : i= ‘ i | ’ mn saeitinninin P if ; mene . " . : : . ‘ Cc ] : I one-piece Bln# -1 @OTLS Sa Olt é ro } OW it ’ ; , ¥ es oe 1 Vo PET i ’ “aes . JV 4 O% : ae mC rl ag ' ; nr no erms — we ned-in rear pasgaal We Finance | sp price: | Amond av wig of ATSON-O ROURKI ALTY 4 Real Investment Bargains | gle fists ee eae aes | —" =s B on , | 7 Le SS FS Perhe, Same. — ‘s ’ a 4. e = . - ° ’ > . ig Pt * - + . — . mt ‘ . . : ra? ‘ i iauncd s adiiiaciail “ ° 9 “1 _ 4 at iis . ' ‘ ran 1155 poy , ) Ai ) -\-BARNE’ TY CO,.} ; TENEMENTS AND FLATS ate io A RE AL Bur : ne am Tmtas x f - ‘ ' _ . LACE ' BARTH & C ealiey an er 288! _Cabany 3066. Northwest Corner 25d amd North Market ee oe te THT ENEBRINCK 2 , bullt le { property. — \ ne : 4) 88 — 1 aTS——* ne] 2010-12 8. ¢ , o . oO! water heed VILDERS id yy. rr i = DA art . ’ frame 3 rité ne 4; etores ; s Trea c . ; > 1 1 . oo as ' - \ r , i ‘ r La. or rt / .“ al ° lie (ORE K 1.0 S ' make ol | B 4222 Gravois AY. eee ne, pectrs ne . ppt Sor X ’ : : © 4 a . rn 4 oct ene see A’ 4 () | sit ‘ it Lind ‘en , ! A a ane "'*. = Sncdinies BRS NE Ww SINGL E F LAT _—— avi ‘a? 1 c. roming ede? * ; 4 ti > ¢i,en a 4 » “ +/ or . if} Ya Victor 624 ia iness location; reasons pric . rs f 1444-56 WARREN ST “ark ‘cant flat. apartment style en NORTHWEST FLAT 40xx N. Kingshighway. m 5 Lar ~ 3 ——— ———e —— err ATT CG OD} TC 86. SF > \ f , ft R . : BLOF , ue a! ic . nor-werer : ares ; OR. ‘ote ’ P z, , rooms iouUdD.e Karage | ri r } A] 4 Seraerrne: ‘ tt eo Us AO SY. ch { NY » } ARISH tt , Sagi eh et “aggre ag pea : : wet a oe merge o~V ap! alanec "ents reai Y and dad ret extra ? root e ry) a , ie t{ e tt near church nd schoo sf. sr 0 COTTAGE Vieter 24) eee eee 2 | YU i | De reel . ewnicur or hard we e oodwort | bargain. } fa “mode ie 7 {OTFE LDER R. BE. CO. 4404 Na IPP & EWERS. Sidney 2020. (¢) ioc: S660 “BE E4089 pees: yania, ¢ room a ee sol l¥? ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR | blocks north autiful 1 rn oul at. 4 families. 3 rooms ea 3 0) ust be sold, K n premis _A BARGAIN AT 88250 4412 RED BUD, 5 AND 6 | FLAT ~- Mone 4 ae $5500. 4 en nut s “ ’ r “| od ‘ : : MD e,0or s nz ‘ # e rooms “4 f Irmnac . ' id , wa rp? = . ease mor ae ae 29 Vent - rigsant ov ; Loui ay Pot 4 i” pan Ran te, 4 | | ; «a : “14 e Lath iew—s : | water heat: special fixtu ares + pony eee ten nthe payn ‘ oe a Le ie cee ~ fie ‘tric, garage, 2 car in | ought o: First-class on owe? _ -~ 7 nee | ——_ —$— i ‘ rooms: ¢ 950 CA $4 for i ; yn toda ? ry a IR wecen hey og ee NR ee —— OD) KN BUANG ; ; , ’ Garage — — eo 8 " s be trie ban : . " set for th sion “bat ae it See this os , O21 RERTHOL D—s12 500 yxATO ' aaidaat « ad ' tior cated or roOus al "! AS} — _ aor ia t ; 61°25 Easton av ~~ ne Ge ts enltor cade Blar ) ae gg ~ r\S ‘ 2 § : : ' HS REALTY CoO., ee ae eTH 5640 Grav iNK ESTE TED (€¢ - a8. Olive 01 KIN NGSHIGHW AY ? ARK ; . had noi ‘pe — ms ; ‘'B v H. Bl RN \ Ne eat ert , earring ec ss ' Lin. TROO. 8421 N Bro dway | "82> - 4 Lb ie Fe single. 1407 sane Parr KR OTTAGE E spjendic brick Doungalon | 7 tc tines" hecheasne: agutie h : 1105 Chestnut jorthenst Corner Walton and, Vernon. ha oh Pg ee me income for th 5350 PATTON 4 AN ENI KE BE. AU TIF Tb L NEW FLA T Dillon ‘9 rooms en % good investment ; irst OT ‘ ris - — ‘ i een & I r Lor t ] hm ¢ : et "ice a nag ru mats ti I I . {) . 170 : iain AF. nf in : "Sink : : oman P* aw 22. A é eS ' i 7 “T ‘ : if , ; . Sass SF kde & : Eixceptiona! in rooms @ac! 1 — 3 nn ee rage tag nace, me 2 fi. hardwooc | Koti: Fate ) 0) a TIRE rents: 1 pri 35.000 ms whict lOulG she ~ “ a Fi - (MMPEUALE SALI un . »? na le ba’ iilt-in tub, k . FLAT—ZP23A Keokuk; 3 rooms. bathe: onty | er. etc.: @ dands »: onl: ». 750. | IP ener ,+ mand bungal ‘ installa ctl ' a “DIT? +: + the next few yea Call bet . hour’ WORPRIsS ~AAac > oF 28 Chestni ae Eo ge og iat: snwnen 295 seed nel ghvorhood | ” BRINK’ Pe 61 , . - be u . 1? t ronmris Lf, i ; sisi . a - P - - 7 . ‘ y: SOU" : betas . ‘ €4 “2 2 eae , _ . . or Li cme herdwood floors, not-water heat strictiy one ge Ls Siaw «a ra roen ai nprTo" price $10,500; q d ag Reet des . ; hm sa bath, e.ec $ _— wood floors. furnace $500 cash wi! bu} J ; AY CYT’ 7 ealtor, TO! esi nun ' § : 1 4 — = . az ON Tit K MONEY 7 y .. HOLY St . Louis AY . ) : ele ES garage HOW ARI =. Realtors. 40@@e and baiance easy monthly payments. 5¢€€é | oo ‘ick Bungalow Kooms, 86900 TIEMEL REALTY. O95 Wastes ma I er dan & 2-5; bath wu 30 Sp eaten aspect 1804-06 | 10 N cece ont Gentes ow on 268 ‘ Y. 351 Gravois a\ wa ‘See ‘Wrisherg on Barth#ghis at once for @ home 13-inch wa! hard wood floore. 1 bat? _ ee eA ‘i . Bite - Or Betty ~ 909 ol-w r-heat: 4 an re ~ Of] noms Lon , abe —4425 Mich — av. 4 and 5 roome. Don’ T BE TOO 1. ATE g RRADLE DLEY & QUI! NET TE, “06 Chestnut al cag Pl e ont la oe ‘Teens ea «1 ' lal i i .. Jeffersor building ~ bargain HUE mer oe ' - te eer be , , : - ye arama +3 4! a eh : —-n” a - ~epea i TOME RIDGE AGE: € - a ’ ‘e¢: pood send SEE SEE THIS BARGAIN TODAY ‘alk 2 blocks soutl h ock wes ra sleety furn ima peyment A115 NeMEeNns, FO S2ye SUE DO! BLE |! LAT—$1500 CASH i JO MANN R.E CO,. ¢ hestn Garage - = care FLAT—4lxx 8. Compton a’ 4 ana & $3800. Four- room brick , mocern tnre urnout to 62 2 TO . re ; nd | uy : I iG : n ; r ' « “ ) gee =i C& l ys I : Lc nD + Hebert st rents SY6U iow Pp! ice. 5349 U NION “AY $5500 TERMS SV OK n) roome modern. Riverside | > Michigan Ay. Bung = “> — pare pice $6750, ae a, Tan a Gee 10686 Marmaduke ‘ ” Renton 2314 ee ee en ere ee * Doms rne $6450: ba om O09 Title Guaranty Bldg 3 large rooms wand ste oe . CASH AND MONTHLY mT ae aries AGENC r Cre eremer nae a ow ga ced _ cei tbe: olga : abet a» 2 ay, ’ ‘ ~ rooms bath furnace cor forta ; b ome wit) 004 income . rT’ ’ , P a xtures, deep porch oon front: aa SOHENSTE | a R. CO.. 6428 Michigan ev. | qui ompiete: ¢ etm. ei $150 sh. O.tve 4068 | | $511-13 3S ' bath. ct! Moe arage; rent money will pay for| Terms. | HME yom Fiorissant and Union ALBERT G. BLANKE at oA om ________-_- Sarage i mus at ce * , 7 4 rig > ‘ ‘ . : wave ’ , Yba , ’ . ' : ‘ ‘ ‘ {) (ne a d y » % ‘ 4 en ors o 3 = EDING A R. E. ( (). ‘ Agent. a7 "4 Hydraulle Grand GHu ae nodern brick; dou- | ¢ for inspection (LAU BER-WELZ 6445 Plates v.. 1 block nor Mat ion : oRe7 N. Gri n. TOO. 8321 N. Bway ror = as Seve parlor Chestnut St Main 3046 s one . A - 7 i - eraide 1) : 4 : ‘ “a von D I ion “her iar ’ ‘ eS TY ‘ . . : 4 | rf rior. dares : a sows a Fo oat nee pe ee ping + aa —— . on = r? a a r 4 arge roon ; . ere ‘ SIN LE FL AT hard we floor b 1 {-— ————— —— = oo \ Downe: lixx &8. Tavier: « , Closets: price is OWNER LEAVING CI ie : floor, 3 large rooms i i Al — a rreey ‘ nO ¥. I KJ 1138 «y &\een rye ns , ‘ ’ hot-wate ! ~-- 4 , ha mn el rid , ~ J as : A. ok ED , : ul 4 and > room APAKTMENTS—Excelient South S1Ge . one heat hardwood fi eors Coubie garage = Lins... O - ; : ge Os aap ree tet at , . "6 4 i one ‘ \ sae 4 ' - near rs rua l@ \ pille oric in { odaer? hrougpnout; for O-laimily, &-reom elficiency;, rent "SiG. Al i GE RL ING -_— €ey 72° Chestnut — LM rt ; > is = , = “ nig ' ' ern me! ‘mall payment Ww! price P ? fu ulars. Fe t | yeeariy, wo one 1S-tamily., renting Lb&.- -— econ —m Gg $600.00 ( AS I ‘ OT u his a ; WW : 6 12T2 yt T. ire ()« “hey 2 = —_ DO BLE = a es Da a . _ - ; b40 ve ne } art ic “ine Bee FLA IT—~ xX (ailtornia wee Y rooms. ©4 Tlum , room frame bu! iy lor Sno ; ; LIEW rawrry QO)! tnt .e beath a wes aptly KOKA a Seas = nod condition: bargain at 600 eee | 4 Eceiate: garments ores that rent h h ;USH-BURN » Chestgu' OWNER WANTS SALE BUNGALONS ne ' roo! ni —- Sp. 9 room single filet TRSUS Ee) OS Miele kt, Crane IE > THEO BAL D é ZOELLER Grand 157 oa . | a RI E R EA] Ty CY) ‘ Tr K iN bis uy have an ri vl : MARTWIG-DISCHINGER, 3022 N rand th, elect hardw i floors, garage for APARTALNT-FLAl1— Sew, doubie LS —— - oe 2 “hest stnut WA" a rR An Ss : LE ST LS ae THIS 18 A BA “7 , andi . ‘ eu Flo? : , Peas wT, a ‘ x x ‘ — 7. ' :, : - i pea ( Ww Hu! Missutri av. 3 and y 4 and 3 fine if L.A T- —— S338 Misesour ay mS | and »- Frootw Mic Riversid 810 15 Gravois. . all a mp : m4 room oa Sun Be = tne) > ap os >25% LINTON AV. 2 ca rm be Be Ty a : 0-ia 7 me ‘nis a6 ue reds re large roome, tile bath, furnace heat, hard- . + oe by Eset 3501 0 revole. av tad Sere paren ‘ ——_—_— ‘ ey 2% . oy lern Shares Aat CO eT ce ak OR ans : ue byte raArares q = m° P eo irn py * To. Y rut Karak s u ois “et : nie a — t Pie _—_ . irs a 4)° vl h l Ay VM > ; ' ; & ‘tiege: — - i} wa ) > I mmOa . Bate . : popu \ : , 3 » oe | es ‘ iti ; i ai a . 7 > an Cle A j SMF 5 “R rR P cry weouu As0UTS ha stan P| ~ oh. » _— m tae . ( and @lliey made; Look : Onis $47. 5 I r Month price $60V00; terms, For turther | iCusere ~ , mst ; P At ( -? ‘YH HA! NE] rALTY | HARTWIG-DISCHINGCER, 3022 % wren rc “s . anion Olive 82: a KA. Siain 4012. _ Pet FLA T—3S309 — av.: 3 and 3 rooms. | $500 DOWN | 30 Odell av. BALE bit 3 ; ! net . ; ee LoOS 2 nion, Forest o¢ 3-3 ROOMS—L OT ~~ ree | LTHAENT-FLAT—Double; 4: electric; Price S800) op terme DER, 5452A Gravots 4942 Robert av.. 4-room mc n ¢t es Wee, 20] Wainwright 2: 1 5 Se. IMER, 3 ie _ AT” , ' bem? Tas > aioe 2 > deal irnace 450 MAIFFITT AV "need Ta 6 on q. v. i : WM. APPLE, Agt.. 8501 Grevole ay : . - 4 a hie " ‘ . , = : : — OBC ‘ . 000 om ag ay \ “tor 624 heat j i bi. : a abe ianits er $80 rf) i ; 4 inAs stian t : ne = ‘ ‘ ‘sua i ha ae $495 - “ ' - l I “S900 down r La noo winged FIA r" 4 339 (‘onnecti: ut new. 4 = : Gra OF . ve - " . ’ ry Tre pa Ot et 7 ~ t i rt} 4 er . f qgitiol S J" ’ - . 2 “ — , 2 lies " . . ORB - lini \UsUls € 3: “INGLE AT— J : AT K s° FLATS—BARG. AINS | : 7 E rm =. ‘ . b 5 at ‘ - " ) es 4. os . ( & on ~~ ‘ Tt) ace: With 50-foet it Bungalow wil Only 100 Cash ' ' hie afternoot ( ee 7 AGE ‘ AC ANI POR v1 é ‘ vei @: Al condition ‘ ~- Sheatnut . AUG. H. GERLING R._ OU., 7 vestn ut. : 140 ber — a Te ge d 5 rooms, bat? ment Lito? “tL & N ivi e > t2 oe © : BITNG Ww "I ' id Wyoming et , Ww - fe , \ room stucco bungalows ELL tealto A! le Bidz, Ulive ») 14 age oo are made ' PP » RPO Mheetnrt on @' , family f. $ North Market: 4-4 Get card te BUNGALOW Far 4167 yoming -- | FLAT——Doubdle SSxx yoming 63 i Chestnut ¢t. 4 oe gg etl ng 1 b ock aati. of Caro! on = r weter tat mp! . eit . : pet mn 4 fin o0oms Ut : ‘rom 2-family, & end 6 rooms each, va the rooms, bath. electri area! bargain. FE ROSA AV, dalet Park, at 7015 Field av. See it todas m bunga- hey ig Ta Se PISRITRI tors. $0: 26 ’ finished att ctrl : repair and MM -EKMEYER & BRO.. 5179 Easton eleciric, not-air furnace, garame, 101 OUX |, Stevens. 3434 Humphrey (ch ry , . “* : j i : | \ . . 4 , an 4 , 2 ‘ » , Pe ; : ‘ “ae ' _ , >t j : . “ eh | = > furnace. Te P betwee nd 4 ae a&% Gem"! B Os Hieces- throughout: hot-w Se Ruhemter ay. See Writer : ‘* ee. teeta nants condition; must » ¢ wt __Forest 561 ais _ | 140. PECHAN, i=tb and Russell ~ | FLAT—4955 Quincey: 4 and 4 room aingie ace, @ic.: a @ ABBOCIA THD REALTY ©O.. 403 Con - at. biz our wit! ct en — ' arts) tn wane med aes " ofeder ant ei a Y yner Lh 3016 LEXINGTON AV BUNGALOW -PLALS—i Deauciful, OO, fiat. $1500 cash, belance $66 month Tava nl mtire {rol ’ t. with NE FLOOR BU SGALOW —SA RLF : cepa he « Se S-LU Se ‘ nut , (eg?) } 9 ‘ ri f ie nH: iv ’ tnre oul ; ’ ‘ » .- f _ 619 Cheetnut_et. | 1129 KINGSHIGHW AYP ARK D | att nt: lane je" seal bu peculators be ae | | a ae built brick 5 and 6 rooms, tile | | nearing See: ee ae ee ee aha eo . , ¢ as - Beautiful brick bungai ~ " 5 roome 1 HN F ’ “1 7 owe , iv? a (}}4 cy iP Str u i y? s é un! age : a : ‘ ia sill r- ’ - bey . - ‘ . s B20 Ui H ) ‘i d( Ww I- I Ld l@s, v. ' m : : ‘ ' li tc 32260 iberty Bt . 45V0vU south on . nea reading he rawo o4 floors steam hea! . hat water. = a Bh — = -* aan SEE THE SE BE aU TiFt L Bt NG we Ath Bis pte . ie ate sé , ae — 1712-20 Glasgow; sacrifice. S2~ rae an Jos DICKMA ated R E. CO., Vi rginie Sturmfels Bros., builders. (BY) WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. Olive 14°27 nOt- : om irner, frigida!’ sen | 4 rate eA te Be ou ae 18 ai. = 8AO0 ' ir investment © ' ¢ ef ti ' AT. »] 6-£ , ae a ak . aan WwW price; @mal)] Sw . peal ee nl 0 File ng vers Open ave t 41 )- 4 en jects penta meta san i Dicdiis rere] re ‘ #), : is ome $3 on °. fe mire) Pins — ut 6 Chestnut 8 BUNGALA dvd FLAT -J oo , ol€ au = PLAT—4447 Beethoven and 4 oro rent. * s s Tt. US Me : d A roor , ‘ + eee oc Pio oo . ’ rom front , 7 - oe P If * ay — — Se ae nat ’ : po BLE FI. AT INVE STMENT | — bath, ; surnece. oe Svee’, : sen $1 500 cash balance month. Ei) TOCKE-BUERMANN. § ' BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut st tile bath. ele rant ee aa: alee bought larger home ang nte quick ¢ : 2207 7 | 10. 2 AM IL y &106 1.00 CASH 023-25 Penrose; 4 families, 4-5 rooms. | Finis Sve very reasonable. For terms | =iveretée $820. 0 restnut sf . mace, wo. I] ATBER-WELZ 43 | tion pect today or cz rand 4 , mr e . é' $7500 ara an 4 1 repari: brick street and & yone Grand 45145, or see HAMMPAK FL A T—2920 Misesour'. 2-family. 3 reom $400 Down—New ‘Bungalow oe meee, See, ery mn 1vegin z 7 SOLDSTELN_FINE, Wainwright Bldg “Hot ‘$150 x140; annual rent $1260: price) ES" s Grand. . or: electricity: 8 earages. BO-foot lot; - ‘ zs 4 . ‘ a | : 7 . ’ ' ’ : : “sy ; ) Ls ~ * ° " ne ‘ ( ‘ ha)! MO) cy ! - - . -- “a : oun = -_--—- -- ™ 9 ; CK Ree wanted ic} ad $8 Bingham: * rooms, tiie bath Ae IFTON HE Its HTS a NGALOWS B rk ae ~ ts - | | = ve 284° 1 om LR ZEMSKY. Realtor. 1502 &t.' BUNGALZIW FLAT—44 mei, orice, LA’ — 4545 Mint av.: mod- furnace garage pacriil Min Bnv.ia & .B, eie Sty entation Re ads ee . +343 , rin a : % ler 439 (ce) furnace, garage lot GOxlZVU: only AT—Doubdle; d080 RAESS SV., me i R. E. CO., 822 Chestnut. _ cand y | ares % piock, : 250 e jumbing _ Secrifi Rs ” ¢ : iil room ete Z ach ANXI( ) | » lO SELL $237 HOLLY AV. FLATS | blocks from Cherokee car; must ese! on, ge wd location; price reasonable —- — — ‘ ‘ his ‘ : ; kt ea iror t Luvu ae i Lae Sy re. 28 ER: Oy hes, price Trim OF , ' 212 TWeir P j These flata ere . price S500. For: terms ' . cC “IAS BETHE R. E. CO. Riv. 2952 3 cas aggeege. o- N 1) B AT ai ' i, Lor Tu sional ‘ . . : lan ve anew , re peri tes ~ GSiy roon rame house mogert 4-16 J ~ nhawttu S inday and a rat 4315. or see HAMMER. - s LAT—Double. 4923 Devonshire: just off + ROOM: A WENYZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. Olive a J a | on , { ‘ Ob D4 is turn See us fo! full particula ta gy noes con hen call Monday a : Is ngshigh way; par excellent, exceplion- cw SS a : ‘wr (4 r ; 7 Tole ME" ; , AMP as VAL J ES ny ” mt «6G i} 2 Cart to UBLE FLAT—1837 & 11h. eleo cot-| ally reasons gas NICE “HOME. SWEET HO . eee, Neosho ge —~ : > > + Nottingham, ot f the most | f Wells a hroug! , $4700 BUA KEALTY. CC, OHAS. HE THE R.E CO.. 5640 Grevoie, at rat = se i a ener. to be, appreciated, ov are ASS—#420 pposite Fairground Park OBR RM R& BRO. O1% 3 BL FLAT—2833 Magnolia; 4-5, FLAT—JAZLA McRee avy., 6 rooms and % fae and e@iertri i ’ i 2 ‘ t m ‘ ' , ‘ pe apprec! eG : : . ~~ , } hi ; , wee ~ ; , ~ 7 © ». } BE) . PRA OL ys nis $iv20 $14 U0 BY! x bath ‘ irnace heat. electric latumen: nd alley made whe? ’ : you Sundae make offe ; La 0 i ey oo rnc eodand 4 rr) huge t =? BEST BUY IN TOW Double ©). Bat ] “ieee 4 ) , > : oath: | te - MBSS00 reasonabie term 7 bagi e -WEBE!I 3127 8. Gra 9 44 4O88 TX ures arg . 1 noi ; Ww : 6 aimee , Ny ay © @omily apartment, 4 rooms anc — Louis: see us auick for this DOUBLE PAT Menard: 3 rooms. one: emt + _ AL Lr » TRI ‘eT pe 3 ; HAS NE — | . Zi es 28 BK NO—$1 | 50 " re eur en thn ee ; tile bat! th: ell ieasec For price and -eoin: terms. renis $1944: $8700. BUX ew ay" or 3.3 a elee KIN : OP Che ni : “rm — ; 3019 j . ne , nf a ew D-roon : .' ’ ' . eviere . (31 cK R Ke es KR? (Chestnut 1LpOlL BLE FLA T—l]1 803 ~ lith: te * rooms rLAT—1"% Artnet eee abe rooma, * GSHIG Th AY BL. 8. E. “BU NOALS SOM E BA RG ; 7" IX h, bal $3() per month: new 5-ro = Se ; errant Se » © A a 7? : - | ‘ «A ¢ ! _ la rp e r) ec nhardwovu cheap. ‘x t i " g G4 cone ti om: heap ter na . S : Le rine ‘O nh one - 4 : ack bunkaiow ch hardw ; oy | ——5RR0 NORTH MARKET chase. : 3 CARPENTER & CO. ; ® Dbathroon ur nace heat, : , larce rooms. pri hardwoo finors 30 \ ves a rT a iK ee Pants ; FLATS. AP’TM'TS., FOR SALE r i ek. ‘ ‘ irs ‘ ~4 ric se F LA T Ss 348 800 ) ‘ at l H I ARKE | "(BLE FLAT—2Z027l1 R _ mod 310 Bidg. - 4-: ve inwri«ht - , 3 os 7 . . ¢ ; t> a Tr rs BL i ie “- a — Barage Open today for i. ne! now Vvecant: worth $8500 New fam fia open porches. ¢ ern, garage "x MRA LA # a -- ; — : ~~ — - LAT—2215 Hickory #t.; 4- farntly. : ; P ; ; ' ” } , a this and make ‘ ‘ THis WONDE K F lt L KI NG Al aw H E \i \| Dal \i \ \ \ Pe | ] Ay Os x Ang le ’ , mi ie ." , 3 rY ‘7 lat ' 2 roo’ # rmMoms i : and furnaces. AOL 500x150: bow Kl, . Le LAT 1420 ms Ange: 4 rooms 4 rowins ear h. a reoma 30 fi, b i4 ‘ ” r , err) Ux ) j i : : Les } , . ‘ , , ‘ > ms each Wii make 1& — Re } LL ‘y a6 ss Gy , : ic of : _ owER G R v . da‘ “s ' week davs car: new 4-: 50m ucco; stirictiy mod a ~ : aa ’ * room terms AN DERSON-STOCKE = ER MANN OTE = rT, ety . Oe — we ot 35x160 PEC HLA 12th and OVE BU NGALOW etre, 2, fie ar a - en 1 lnepe tiot toca) Su iesnian Ix L y K XK -L ' ‘ 7 a F ' . ; mat : O8 Chestnut rr! om 271. —_ se ; : — 4 Hun phre: peat 6-room , BOWENSTETS um 64 ‘® Michigat mn inepe ee AC \ 4 & 4s ( ( ‘3B avis Aimtrien ee bs x ) 3 rents $720; $5200. *LAT—8328 California ev.; 2-family, & : reniises . 7 4 Chestnut st a TIT’ . ’ ‘ : . ‘ 4 St sane . , ". . 4 +? LN { os . > rie 8 4 Ad. t.ie@ teat h. extra toile 7 NY] WW aT N G A L ( VV ~ c1.AU] ¥ WELZ 62 ‘ Gravois @* is id 3 room et offer tH > he J “ & W K L, L-Bl ILI NE W } LA T DOUBLE FLAT 00 Oalgla nd: 3 reonm. n | / ~~ —_ a e. Meg nee basement: immediate g tT 3 J Fe #) BS) 00 i —T Cth A VIENT tri 723 N. Oth 1°) Kamilv \iodern. 4 Rooms 57h Theodosia’ 4 and 4 roome, tile baths; renis $ine4. $14 000 BUX icth end Russell — oe ; , : * doapthean . : ; 4 : ; ~ ; gaat cpm - ; } } | ronyv } arf fin fur ’ - ; — WEFER, 8127 §. Grane. Gr. ose 5 SOLD, 1 LEFT OPEN “FOR INSPEC TION 10 TO 4 ‘P.M. An exceptionally v pullt double LAT— on ai 107 re Sere “th Louis: $32.! present rental | baths. Murphy beds. hardwood “inore. "iw, | DOUBLE FLAT—3679 Folsom; 4 rooms 19 Menard. double 8 4 _ / . . ; 7 . ‘ - = ° 7 PF + . . n r i 7. . , . } tT} ‘ Ly } ar ad a } j ’ ’ ¥ sian . ne sf ‘ “a } o ad ; ; nm, iate t Conti \ Ii . i‘ en es 7 t } . tr if ’ ~ r SOUTH SIDE BUNGALOW a verre Sew Froom oevenien BS P , a4 : 30 con and | | ang Papen Breer ge pm for inspection ————— + °° oom oye Fe ‘ay ay a mod 1 D — Has ev ery uD » da _* ~ ; er mad ‘ se icine CAE tole : i ! . 7 o8 } oe oe a , ore > ryreet a cen “E- "s . F “ 4 \e ed tru: wi J U abou, SOUVY —_ MclLONALD . a Vo 1111 Chest - ~- —- pe : : = - 40 settice estate: make offer. a- ma th) 7 ines me a a rie; * ot yp — Mr Ore a . ~ Bigg nA @' 1 ri] Tere t i. iaAnesenip 8} : , co ; n - ; My P i A ~ , * es ’ i i. nf »s Yr) J ‘) j )? : +, ‘ sal itis ‘ bp 7 3] LE FLA 1 ere ] ] ~ 12th : ert vir § Gever ay EET ie, ete — -- ia } ‘ copper r f i tmmedi.e . I Z ~ea = a ‘ a I yf ia ‘ n A le) rk = _ an heatn ' ‘a Se -_ ae = pa - ; % rooms, bat! ar garage. Sidney « =n . : - Price $8250. an "@cross front. fruit cell: Ie , ' wa ARTHU Ly ‘FISC HMAN, | anyone & | J her : c aRVO Wa oan a ti k Fy ; V ; R Y A ] TRA( "T T\ yy EF LA LAUDEL & WASER. 2025 8S. Jefferson I - A “4 L_ Vb a ge as — vw he " 4° leeinu d , ; Tale: SY i ul) . (sener; t tor Ul Brit ; « d . . ‘ y 4 & TR » ‘ rr = ge a’. 4 “ry orn " ii “ . . e* — mn . Wt = BE | ] ‘es | AL! eee ‘ . ; onde ant at ae , me — heme we Parish. owner > m BRINKMANS REAT y VY Riverside 38.0 HHlo Gravois 8 enc m oes -_ at ore am 4 pM i BY praggenenie ich 3 tile bath, furnace, ete.: meta —e diate taatinand tia bh > p me = wn — _——- a PLA — 8 “a. ; Pe 4 4-5-8 Texar.a' _ Sunday, make best offer’ p10 Gravois. Ris erside 3060 Have Bought Larger Home; Am Anxious 7 —, ~ or a . 6 vy ee 7 6 rooms . seem ' alo. so = ay : DOUBLE FLAT 4 and 5&5 roome weter room, re tively jag 4 fe c U i mOonner ryoo uu’ if lot 30x16i ‘ . y — ‘ —, ror mA, HRUSKA + to Sell et “Deine €°@Q OK ; . Ae iS patna tgtanseinige aye aon t ooo umelets . come a K wi rh : ice heat; mouth: fine location; bargain. Box | rage: pris “ "$8500 Pred AN. 12h ' : | 2] ‘rT? : o~ ¢ . antioagwa ” Be r’Trig ts. 4 } res “ane n , = . , , rage amiss T rv ‘AraC a “si 4° > : ih q ‘ ‘ i : , . ‘ ’ . ine . sah od = Grand. Gr. Os NN EW BU N (5 — ( VW the best bullt brick collagen 4! ES J NUE ~33 p N : mity., bares’ SOHN MORESI, 3611 N. Grand $15,000: tern me at 5112 N. Kings- | 0-411. Post-Digpetch. _ Russe!! sncenniieite ba tt SPECIAL ANDI c —- NT pat t} 7 ata me off t i ; fax 815 es y ents protected. LOUBLE FLAT-—-South Side: all improve _AT—H171 lowe: 4-4: bath and e) : ie qner M oder? 4.%an 4 conten .. a 4 $1 )( 0). ( ) Cc : ~ ams - 4 RONA 72] Chestnut. Clive 8Y4] mente: modern: et @ bargair box ? tnuet be seen at the price: eee Bu yi ; nes em i eae Oe ons ' S Pie ; ae - ‘ 14 42851 ‘ost-LDiepatch cail ue Mondas ake in — ‘aymer Box = ’ id ‘ 1 hard rd lool st : i tin 1, tor ‘ ‘ R , ma “y( 253. Pos ia} ; ; ‘ f _ | si : ’ ‘ef ri? , | 7 ‘ L} Tika ’ , ae y ‘ ’ ; > » . ‘ . . " \ \ SRE “ ‘ 12% . Gr Or. — ae 3 * peaeenmery la @° on —_ - ca Geeaeinaes petra A 01 Ba Kr Re T> TR + tae a : * i ae ve i we ) 7-Ré OM M' )] YE R N k LAT DOL tla Pi ' e © rooms te and sus me a e S er on”. ” eee NE “ C Al TPORNTA BU NGALOWS . west: a new oy ro ' , 2 a As . On $150 ash ne CG. Dalai: ost thes * ° nace, gu machines "vent psa ry and o rooms, one hoc rom Hod 5H brand-new -room f breakfast . : araw } rie) noieuln in . \ &: pictieaeis DU) Siot ib awd ‘ ‘ a 4 q - wii] D - ' eae a Mad ec? K Three , ’ AN ' 4710 Ledus » TOOT L114 bath Nee owner? eeaa0 Rhenandoah furnace, tiie } ail around: . = . built-in tub: modern in every re r_ Forest 6010 families; 3 flats o aaa ta on bi ? , 0 rent and four | n flats i or: © beautiful fixtu et opp we Bing re DOUBLE FLAT—-3700-02 Ohle av.: 3 and ' Rye og bullt-in tlle @ can pay for this vungalow 5 en r yy 2000 , os ; one. +7 } revyn’ rylar'trTs ane. . . ’ y rit ute floor irnac a aCe Eurage, § ' ' Pith | ¥ _ea far | vert LIAR ; t] e 4 and ; _ sas nge oa ~~ J rooms. bath, €iectri aoub.e garage r reelain -_ = ) Your ren? mone. Open today. th. balan very eas) Th heb mgs gate aD - : . : - = = vee dei: : PR ‘ond fioer i show you, ; . pp building of 3 room bath, Murphy ina . ser eo Rantan Dut “a e (,O' D IMP RC Vv E D F AR M good incume,; price reasonabie, admission -E* GEl 4 w ERE P st 6 Grantor. 8 1? you know a 8 + . % OPE: ‘ POR — EC TtON 10 ro 4 r. | ‘ ; : ‘ ’ | j "i ( re! a . . . —* ~ a % & oat , x - the “uN ‘ * ' f c ’ ‘ : , te Be rrade . by card ony Agent 43724 livydrau!\ | Buy ad rect from bullder, e@ Co TTae out todas . & ) 18 Mi *} igat ie ‘ i ‘ Li Lrec “> y 7) ) . ! r ’ ’ ‘ } ‘ ; i? ‘~ ' ; a : aeoadw: : ' , m6 ace _ ve . euC ¢ ; ‘ ali es _ ees . 4 a Be . se tone > line 6648 . : te , ? bungalows at 4ia@2 Rina - roome end aban | k rn vy } | t ’ ’ front TT) : 5. OR-10) . i ‘ ' } j 7” ae 4 ' ac wl : rt a | ; ne Pate . y : « €& ( - : se ie 7 nr . am —- —— yw . . . @vaer'ment flate 14% around hardwood floors tile thre. 11 rk a ‘ ror it 100 ut {} ( ms ari Dh FLA 2415 NN ot t two-family 4d ick i 4843 Pe a thant 4, Pith Aa + om 8 - DUUBLE FLAT—2 O26 ~ 4 Miami at ‘ Grand 64787 t ed oe : oo FR gee oe a aaa in ti ' 8 immediate " pOsBessio1 Ver , b i! : tr »ritit for * gU.UY ' 2 2 i. , : This !s @ specia: mart ‘ o> “ay ric 4. $500 cash baiance roume and electric each family. streete , ? a , P rl ce U nec hange , @ ee es ner. | tr § “mor Pri $) 2.0! LMER. DUTTON K EHLENBRINCK ub nm, GWanss r nea! . ma $67 0: very easy termes LAI oe Of #. )Oth: two flats - wet South St. Loufe: bar sig ARTHI R FISCHMAN, See! ° . ° ATT i oa ep oo a — is going to Ket pargain LTER JONES R. E. CO.. 618 Chestnut or ---s ETHE REALTY CO. Riv. 2052 room h, and 2 stores: rent $1 frame, @ roomiy price easy terme; just fat : U ev Shs » ens : “ae > nN Sb ae vi. : } | A rn | £ aa00 = ie . completed " ‘ a + acto: ari >uUl > at fat a: ; ' e $ | ‘ — ~* (4 \ 1 it} *4 , a ’ A 7 . : ‘ iy a ‘ _- F AT ie, Mi, i Kansas 3 rvoTise s Tf ABBOT YTT Realtor, . 52 - 4 7 Fa i , Uiat and pinance on your! dw ; i : | reat urt e r Ling - ae ‘ ng = le % “T. ‘ » ¢ . ‘ 4 . . As ad i? ’ ‘ oncdition See this ; —_ — oun Ee FROEBFEL REALTY ©O on easy terms ( I O 2). -, on eee. aa -pgeha 4 and 4 reom flat see ie . "L ingle ap10 M: at! at , PAR eee : 7 ‘oo Chestnu i? St Olive 4380 Ts ie iyo oe 69) vow ravrols a ee ‘ wa ‘ MI y —_ AVION r ; ) a : at pel wap. ) la ~mn ") it er 1] N, e Ww F iF rq ' * i ‘warace brick street ow net , . ’ + p : . for | 5a? iat . ns | aante garage. ~- STOO0.00 CAS | — ah apa A good little doub ut om eee : | : , : AX REALTY | af ne: A ee Wen ae Dp { ASH — — oy} t-Room Bun, TA! low. S io0 : é P se barat e Tut A S140 Air 4 fir and 3 Btn Qg ’) P Ay. ™N\ REAT tT! : : a — Ai . ~* , & 4 oe ae ’ {) per r? ry 2) . +. P ° -*~ > othe bn +} hardwood 50: North M 4 rooms, — a - CHA# Bere oyee Y oo . @ For building di ; rAd : ----- -—- a f ‘ rics ani OBRERREI ? A ain +h nehot Vi , Bins ay : | a ane 8 soome each : , mw ‘ 7 mth ’ | ~~ ; ' = iain RNHILL , Realto r . BINGALOWS. STORES OR FLATS | tl — ” pee E. 11° N~ ~ Gaies wa eur-Cs k , iis buildin » Ken | , 2) PLaAT- °. Menard e 4. for > ] Chestnut, Olive trnen’ ; 5 rot maida am } ver mont! 212: earage as 4 ; “ : nn ns ref : ry A 7 . . . . . a ’ and an tha an ot Ai fn ~~ Pe ‘ room . , r ' , ~ : a are cood cond ton, this es ‘nest nut } a On tertna, on you! lot or we wit I fur \ Ke WV BU N { 1 AL t dial “¥ iG toi ry) ; 7 fot) " ; " sieniie ee - + th is "ict ’ } : - * } ve nei . . . Tis - 73 ae ‘ boa © © : . : : ‘ ‘ . . = ; ? sailings “ z on ) . ‘ ’ _ ‘ ms | Po a cyt ‘ eet. . '* iT. - - Le ‘ 72 . j . rid ; RE GAL “TIOME 7a *e money can buy. tion hi ing room. living room, bed-|reems and bathroom Cache. wee 2 cot CLS RNC Gas. Gere Seno. ee | WALTEN oe =. ee rarage good bur. | 5 ren nt bi on good FLAT--1900 Geyer av.. 2-famll Main Office, 4612 GRAVOIS room. Kitchen and et obs room, Sarage — GOO etek, wart ; os a. ' : ut, er 50d V ee O71; pring ia 3 rooms. ~ ; nti tion and ’ | each, 2 rooms “84 floor Riverside 1280 | attached pen ‘ . ' . ; © 7 Ee P ' 4 5 - tions tic f } . rig r ; bera! ' carege iot 26200 PRCHA Sik RMA N & LE INHARDT R. CO m4 ay LA 10 a) it} | 4 rooms, nice in-|,.4% rINGE ; Jefferson & Gravow 12th and Russel! FASY TER MS te ? t pia nd finance. El. R} ae ao i? ¢ . Oh eed A delaid eR? ; lon hwest — L HOFFMAN Branch Office. 2644 CHEROKEE ~ i. pernations) hits 2s —| ‘183 ret Ma lik “2-family “ic ar P al walle te — 2 oate . Nort ae eee tment. a4 , oR ton poOuUH ] f—- 26: SY Alien ea 4 anc LAT—f#ex MeDeona id: singie » 83: een- eon nts P verside 4418. (¢7} ‘ ‘ erty dit “ar t — —- —=ae S}! h nr Ly f° aston yy ‘ 18._ SS Victor 1120 ‘B U NGALOW BARGAIN |: ome euch, $3100 naces. i Aoahle mares GALOW FL | : . N OF’ DAY PT Oper su inti] 8 P. M., Daily 7:30 ir flat . . payments; pullt-in Cabany 2717 -| ve@uced for quic rilils flet shows @| Gition: bargnin. er Tee we Mi rAIN | OF THE A © Sundays Untt! nists : 6-room bungalow ° _ ans . t 14° : xizo: te > ; doub e 3-room ot 157 newly pa- are Tec “sseche rr per month’ terms: $350 down garage for 2 car 5555. aim st: ore! ()ur Last New Singie | scod reture and can be Bought ot the jrand 4x5 ” Teoma, ’ the bUxl2o leffn & Graros h urn conrper screete . ’ — ee . ’ . " ; ¢ : A ' . rw . . sien . r. . P 4 dehy > Rk ! rson-Gravols ;, sP aie oo ‘= a a a ioe : “= ager ' 1Th ] his | NStl lf [ L.A 33 Deior, 44 singie modern ‘ ‘3 y. — GELAN "Teale | “ hat si s* '*» fe a ’ | ' c ; ‘3 ° ’ ’ ‘ . . . ’\a b , - : , .% SE 3 THES SE i * QT). AY oem " 7 ae: . : .s. _ - oe goes : oe Ai eg Ot . ~ Ma sali , TTT iwner upatair (.rand LAOR™M ic WD ' ¢ . ave ; ia il Be Saal MODERN Bl ‘NG J “AL ( yw We have a very g00¢ NS ee Se a ee en acon SUT = 5 NORTH MARKET rLAT—3 ane 4206 Michigan. §7000 —£9t6 U ~ pi. 2-family. 4 - 2 2 1] MESS . . ef ‘ te ° : . i} seh A ® a 555 0 ~ o. P AT - 7 i } mn ng£.¢@ With ~~ a‘ wit} arfre a porch RT K : 4U1°% . ey oe he. © ect ric hot -etr bad . , PRICED LO , vad 4D “tric and ¢ ret-Ccla: onmcitic rooms mn if , ot ; ' -~ “0000 D WN Mueri Quality But : hn gong eo ine in yar ; ts — lectric and furnace: first-class conditio t ed.in mlaepine poreh: tile Date. FLAT: ms. ti. hs, iupnace in room od buy -_ hot-water h e! T—1544 Michigan: _ «) 7 ¥ ef om. + * x e - 9 —— . ° aD ay, * = 7” 7}. + ee? . , 4 — o ri oA s . 5 lh lb he ; e "T { N Y HU RL EA I AN ——— i. KF Sg eg: we © a ‘owen os ae “| | ALTHEIMER. 8] ot ° im - ePTLW Of id Spri ngs FLAT—Modern, 2 (ami! y tn St. Piue Per tii ba th in fine cendition W S ; 4 7 room bath. furnace | tor 241 iS rand and Arsenal, sew 64 = it? aE — —_ “ 7 5-6 rooms, located N. Kings a ish: 6 anc ‘ rooms. _Box H-}02, F.-D eee this fiat: price yiant ". Ww N IM \V I v N (3 ] A L 0 a rE ; Reh enhber acreetis sheade« : No or ; lle , ar n Ce — d * ’ » : : - COTiC ; a | 7 . - “—y war. en € rr > t? nce pr e reqauce v erat . “we oumueds oom = ——— ee . , TeRerTTy a f) »f EP Reet and sunroom. tie wate . ) k Take S. Grand av. bus N E WwW aT NG if mod: a "eam win. 10 #% ited ] 45) LEAL JT) C' — nO a "om a ~qy thy there toda) "RKAMP 6711 East 9 12 Nebraska, 4-65 rooms, mod anetel. gaan . open for tnaepeetion A 4 ew Piace walk one block west | | tain eee 3 — or Fes cae l } aa ane (ora? nde ROO Ff - i: ‘ e™ ~ ‘ WITT —" 4 - a Fa v _K A Pr amon SY. | Sh48 & Grand cea eTUESSEL REALTY CO ; . } ocay ee ' han . ’ Cry . ’ ’ : : aes S SAm , . : : ti, - : *\ un? , ; FF. | | j rt * eo 4 , FEDERER REALTY A t Me ggieces Bigg - oe TE NEME NT PROrPE RTY ay’ AT . — mn ~ondition | $HHOO e920 NSN Fucii¢ av. 4 roome, steam rat 404s Quincy. 4 rooms, modern. wr K! et 4 HAENEL BUNG LOWS Ge} Veter «762 2610 Gravols Av. | |; eS te ee = Northwest ae . an. | SCHE! .EALTY | 4915 Easton peat. hardwood floors nice @lectric fz- Bux REAL (TY ‘ive 8 : . es : ‘tj } ; eis" ~— , 7 + ‘ : - . » 4eon {ci} ren: © ne o—- Will ge. on “e* on ir ° peer Ter e YY 4°90 843: tener Chetan . ; front po! “een 7 , By 9 brie te | —— — oe rut $810 Wis pain al ree eae ‘whi ~ = - a i os ge Ree them toda’ ton anc © fan BCH , pate EY an y ae o ght | o) AT. 11-43% Natura! Bridge. ¢ family of 84000 a - be lance muntB.y ean nI'X. 8548 &. Gr os 40 ~~ water heat - | é right pete a — — : : 1 mon" yt Boek — a - m } rooms, tlle beths, furnaces; | payments x or RITTER : ry ® it 2h00 $7500 . ~ Rar ~ h. S uthwest | ONY Hl RLEM AN , ; want a avtty ’ Vem een: ; : 2. ~ » : @ “> Far ' r » Seat rroerrc et! AND ERS JIN STi K t F A ney . ‘apenas $4) . — Py -¥ ‘ 48 8 Gr e2 ond. W at E WRISBLAG 3204 s. Gread o* Por price are : “en : w.ocor Grand and Arsenal. 2¢@ &. mace vo . ee Cand ee ~19 “jat ae BUSH-BURNS. 1105 CBesinul at. 506 aw SH. i | NGALOW-—New O-roain brick; garage Victor 241 WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. Oli : le: terms. 0932 Weet Park. (¢) ctor «84. + FRA Grand &114.
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gs 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today: OR SA LATS. AP’Tw'TS. FOR SALE FLATS AP’Tm’TSs, FOR SALE. FLATS, AP’Tm’TS, FOR SALE = OR SALE (FLATS, AP’Tm’Ts, F LE F _ A | "Ts, F s , im ts, — FLATS, AP’Tm'TS, FOR SALE FLATS. | & mrs. - —— je West “Wes ss? se ~ Bouth | South _ 6818 a ASEINGTON—SFAMILY | sales ~ ae age aap en i — ee oe Soutn = a Orr aSKA cei ee oie ae SOlTTH HW SIDE. DOUBLE Tt os a apemimet ad “ BEA} TIFT L N EW c -F AMILY} = a ULABADIP A S728 _HENRIETTA— NEW Gpientid bull, 4 asc 5 room flat. tile , eicetincs : ration it e | 22% on terms aspect. ' | saci Sain . , 2 Re eb om. & 4562 FOREST PARK | @emr Weick garage: all leased. For ad- % ae x 4.¢ 4 . , ; SUNDAY. cS tb be = NCES FOR SALE “goutn 6s Mesra 3 rooms ané om saricr , . floors. & fod invYoR- mesa Pal , per year m i re - gic ~*~. - > * Ren t : $= s S ** w Prt “?." ~ oe | = nes — .- — Sc rTy” bd a orn & ~ ~* - ane —_ = re - ~ - z * —mee 5 -»« : 2 . CK. $7558 a “ . . a 7, terest 10a. 3-3 BROoUM- sa aD = D : a ldat s « furnaces: fee NEAR RESERYS Ss SA a. 4 ™ - r 6.rte. Mace — -_ TWO DOC BLE FL ATs A284 ates > ‘o steres wimar. ¢ - ~~’ apa ter: ‘ ae - : i itil > ~ ae 2 = >t he - rent $22: . “ —— . 4-‘al 2 als . ~_s a= TER PB ad = es / >? ’ : : - - ~ : ah . ae | iS ae : > inte oc aur’ Ss : . | | ; nena | : —— Zz a viswnill ou * a : - = 2 , > = peo ‘ — 7) on * 2 4 a. * own —_ | : —_} ces Ts ~2s ° ec s a. , en — i = 2° od cu ~ a -_ > . ale a s an ’ q 2° ~ - Pe @ > ga — gg = - _ ~ ~- & x — a 2 a ¢°-. — : ~ oo +. - 4 = | _ ~ =a se" ee es i — —_ = _ = s ™ 5 > e. he . 4 : — . ‘ ; - r he wo . : “= - - * ga « . - 2 - Ss Ar. ~ . > * y is . a 2G . : _* & -""\ 4 ~ res 4 ~ 3 — o e-s ee 4 - ' - rs = asian: > rr a . * oo wis a - : = e Vid - a a. - - os > - a 2 F . L Ok nae . now SiLs | S4CKIFHOE FOR Qtick SALE ' oe | @ end 3 rooms e- beat: ewner aces ms. 6 garages canes ——— ae ‘ pom tot ae MUDEKN FLAT—sUNKOOM LT24 S Vandeventer: 4¢‘amily 4 reems. APARTMENTS—WMaike o hotel: 23 ~oomm _." O°. r- terms A828 Kimgs>arr. 5 rooms $ garages RES F—4143 Z . « . ” 7 m - - z . j ? . Sn ae Ea . 2a a sa une CR Ogi, ill ' : r _ > | - ; ] . ‘ ; 7 , ~ 7 ej ' ¥ } ' fe ; ‘ € ft 6 7 f ‘ ia 4 * ' » i i ’ » fe ’ 5 ; ' } be ; t > ; ’ } * * 3 5 | ; i A ‘ ; ey = " ’ i . . ‘ 4 To . a * a **> 72 ’ e - - ~ : t a & - = * ty Pe eer eee : e ; = ; : . . : 2 > 7 — > >> = + ~ 4 = a - . cS . — se - ‘ - - « - ~ 2 -_ $3 = > ' . - a - . a . *.. 2" =a E . . « . 7 ~- = —_ - s s - —a = oe 2" ee 7 " «© - = ~- o« : p es) _ - cs os a ne - ‘ 7; . . omen _er Pa . estnut st B-S3 : sD - —e ‘ oe ‘ : , . : - 2. -- - Fr: —" 4 . : + is Coe" ~RaARGAIN HtNTERS. ATTENTION a “ eaten —s _" “ 2 : , | ' emcees be | aS ear "eoms a : ea aths. ee tr EXCEPTIONAL PRICE 36-30A S. Bruadwar. 5-‘a ate ee EP yy aa | al ~Sb a . . ‘ - 4 : . - 4167 WYOMING =T. 8. Gas alc ©¢: 2. a dead ~ Pp Hes - " > 4 . ‘ %. - cr = +442 TLAT—4 7 : : ern: jcar s -— [iz4. oven tay. ~—-«S1921 LAF sVETTE -_ SOUTH SIDE FLAT oe ee ee eee 4 an¢ 4 ~coms. excelent confitien: mod HARTWIG DISCHINGER HOMES eis ———————— = « - = : . a ~ od - As i ow - ~ —wv'= ~~? i - = S —_ enti = - " — i r~ e a ~ Z a ‘~ z. a . 2 > . Lee 4 MM. 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REALT: enter id on , ° ; . - Ss. 2 & - = _ 4-19 -ze rooms. bath. electra : "3 Tice right a ¢ Soe SDI a — DOL BLE—ISCOME $1506— = .: > % tx i P.-] ) Fliats—4615 innebace G& SEKLNAMASN : a ~ oes =? r Sets 4423 Blair. 5-eom cottagm beth ee § Gad ‘x ££ WRISSERG fe S a Bre, tea A oD Faw (28 F & ; ’ ' ; r *” _ - ~~ - ~~ ~~ - — - - = ex - - © - « “ a “2 a 5 — 28258 Si - - = a> . ™ Siem 4 o in ” oe - mn ma on **—- wate aia & 4 . = - = “ > wee e “ z a - —a aS : 2 FY ave 2 q = r Les - . : REA "race heat ¢€.¢ cmts rarage ‘or ongapeae = — a 2 = - -~ ~ _+_ =. a 2 - - ao - *s * TUNT) —$+000 ’ - 4 aii: - gpectal ' . Y to oe pepe : _—2 ~'s .~ . - 7 io - " A 4 of - - — — - : . ° ra c : i * » 4 é haré —- ra hf r_ATS ANDERS = oe 37 ERMAN™ ;, : - - : te a, ’ =, ' » 5 J ' ' ‘ ' } ‘ ; : ’ ; ’ ' ’ t } A | ' ? spre ew ia » 7 Fs , ’ ; i | > f 4 >a" y ° .0 o » - : - = s ae ae a _— — «a : ite ee BD SS rags ~~. —o-7-= >* he -ireaxt floora Marble amd ras@-new 4 4 som flat tie beth ——" . ee 4 engie 4 an@ 5 roets gs-usze comms $45 tery brick. G-senuen Sean aie es —=s se Bea ect 3 . e ba:> . weetibules: 6 rented for $240¢ “r—ece (2-car gauge A “ary: ™as * — +a ~oms. med- Ws. eemre. cee? re - i—ler caricuas see wh We water beat garage -an ~ . - . r — = = = ~ - - —_ = on = _— = —_—_ = = = z LEE-S 3 rR a ros ecarate es £4 a: $1970 ver ves 2 - “ sis een -e be anorecia‘+ list, Let t9 Beew! famiies- atmigsice tr card ™ Ra . queer meee ae " . os - , — ee ar "u2a —~g md # > M —2 > » & . oak oot | = « 4 SD A? "ew §-.247- = c“--W - 4 a4 - 7 Trac Fou Wa e 2427C Gs. 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S ara.@ s fa. ~a- “= -e “ z 2°* ‘a °2 e> a "oOrrs »~- waler best. = “> or nieces nee _ iz — ~ 7 -~ ~~ 2 . > “i oo g ~ LA. és z gs “a . 7 2 « - le ‘ NN _ —" Sa ~ ri uz 7 oT. el ~ a j - s 2} - : ‘war }aonmer ¢« -“e8 8 BcTeems .:T2arD.© & S Vore S845 _¥ “hemtirut wa iculacs e $12 rr " *, s = ~ @ 3 - 4 : ee » x *.. vT?"s = - s . ———$ > oe i a — = cane ala PRES —_ — . => = 2 Water aoe. 2. 2 OS - . a ~ , WaNSTRAT reve. IESE st si Nis. — -F | Tite Geararcy Bic bee a = Seine cash JUST LISTED—DOlUBLE _FLAr 4 B a INGLE PiAd Tite Guarancy Bite he de teoms maid ace - uy 8 TORING TUWEK GROVE HER-HTS $937 Russe, ™ode™ rick end ttle RESIDENCE — 3935 lows av: ¢ 2 ing’ = eR 5 : 3 . x= Saricr : - > 3 a beni Se ORO +-+ siNGls —_ « Geeawe [ere LAr = . 4 7 -- : “ice $3] ; o-g oe [ = —--e~ sof *ar> *-—“g +e ; ~— . > : ir os ~2 ge 4754 rn e ge re Ts 7 se = mda — 3 o : ® - 4 ~ z 7 * 3 = — — S au tu a 4 ow Earver - os ster = 4 bea’ PLS “ , a 2. = 5 ny = . ze +: a. © > a oe > ° * + eed » a > Oe x - —— mer ee ‘a m " ee at. x. pe - - : a a Eee? Te tr 2» 1% a Sidner 2 % 2 | base. I XG AGEN TOWER GROVE FLATS WENZLICR. 101 ——- Wn heaxtle 4-3 o> fondle fa: — onatia e: > ot een Cra 5 a f i > Bcay ¢.?e- ts » " 4 — wet. =. 3 a Tl ENTHS FL AT ‘SEEKERS i) a = _a*’arve**s 8 e -e" -@ > -- = a= - - — easel aot © | ‘4 & ue 3 a’ "£38 ae EES ming: gee ce * sve her an = » ao = -_— = 2 aot a" oP ie; . ™ sTM E Ba en oo 'a07 59.11 a ** : .7 é oF 7 * os Rates a> lt oat. . - Cro "=" 4 3 ie a ™: @ Fomrartr a . - = * garage ais , ~. “— y 4 2 ~ : 2 > = » ov ww xs. = ‘ . - me @ = ;e = z ™ zen Vs EB 2 ane Pg rooms Ps a & = - ~ —— 4 aa d ~ 7 +3 = « - ~~ oo = J 3s —— ~* im Tr a8 Z - ae -= — Ine BLE 3-3 Wew 4.5 —~s #072 rasiess tea-wo er Te Perk . —_. 7. = * > 4g - 7 San | , = pe a ~ — — c — 2 - - ™ - ™™ = is a ™s2 ey a ora = treane= eae re “A eer 4 e ‘ 7 ‘ > = | eh a > seo” - *-". “a> @ ‘+g —ar ~~ she 7 * e 4 renin | ~ '* s. 5 and ” « 4 - oo | " re on . —* a a- - a* « [rere -« 2 “ - Ps 4 - . es net.water bene. Foe . . - S are as a” & © - 2- : - =. * 22 ike 23 Say 2 ee » 5 ~ae . = 4 - s-.8 €2 o a ‘ a . = a “ | * zsaruge = : oe —_ ngs = : — eo tm one - - " " 4 2 ‘sau teen th . 5s “s Renin ee an ; , =a . a ial a “ “ ‘ ~~ -*s SS — & é : race x 1-342. Post-Dis ang ae Fins as : peli. exe 1327 a REAY. RIV SECRGE T XOLLAS. 616 Cheaceut @ ~~ $ — 3 - > i = 4 >} ] r + >" ail . . =. [INGLE FLAT—4 and 4 rooms bath. fur- .°**- . penta a #F Wear: rice SINGLE FLAT—3452 CHIP 1 ati to see eutirel © om ghai+ trees sted Sl tae wi nace. garage 453 errs,’ Yaris aY =e« . — = i oe 4 «4 3 és. ac s 8 we v rwOon : 7 rare oa : Sc .32 . As. SETHE RB on : k CO. eta 8 eet ame ae : 4 a : $143 BLAINE mart A mission : an¢d aer made A cus a a _ - Pim sz cats : ba? r eae ees > 7-7 7 . 7 RIP. s ~ iw oa —* Ai 20 — ee Fo ei 3 4 2° 2 2 -_ a = x o — inhale . =F ~ s a —— o> “ ae « al : ; * «2 r- a 3+4- ws: I Scapa - ‘ : ~ 20 . . we on garage i «ar: oew ly $. “«- $ ~ x eral — - . RK. € $s ~ \ OF 4 "s = ;"= s : eB. —- : A ee : — ™ 4 am > aA im = & SON. 5106 Eas Forest —— il KEOKCUE wie ia i ” Stetor €24 EUW. L. EUMS Realty a 76 3 Rime id - a. * @nC « + ne TO ee “SSE. GY ORE New «wie = ~ “129CT + 2 a Aah A cinpiaiieiilinnel panama - e272: ~ > 3 E ~ rT. Rs 4e~ . ~ s al ou —_ a —_ . .| . = | = = "= ens pe AEGAIN SINGLE FLATS yn MuCt.uD e gavace Fitting New Serle Singles 7 $%)? month y- splendid —~ ~ et ae , dl 2 Dan a 7 sgt 4 Ty +2 : a, é = = * ee ee ees: © nn eee: SS Fens eine. 3242 _Cresce. Sidne ° Se ve ' dies ase ~ Sain -on¢iion. onir $ASG@O-. real bargeie eS Trevms, at e.ecTtric a Dareacn > alee ’ “a> §8°a86 : -~S : —_——_—____—— ns "a —_— ISBERr? ——_ a Quick Grand 1412M. HRUSKA $1° 425@ sSHAW—NFW LOM ASN 74 me etre L 4 Ree r s: 43 rooms. tile beth. 2 e fa 4 ; Mom «= path a 3°35 BaD at —— parent , - . ~~~ _ - > RALAN(E LIKF RENT Very attreciv= residenc ‘ > bet / » A r , a “a ’ ’ a 4 ’ a. “ cena w ~ere — “J Zz : eees Lad oe ar Ts * - = 2 a ’ = — = _* =. [> >. . = ~ an . >. ve ag =. 4 “ ~ Y a? . & -” Ss . e - .- ts 2 a 4 ea Ps = -_ . a —— : : . terra _ a — > >) electr cTures: #6 - Ticr “ARTE SNE _—_— = = - a . - 2 — = - - > aes a * -* = ko NS iF ee 2e ' = awa S —_- a. a @ > . est u oe 2 = al i a —— | hei r 7 + ei ai . “he = 2+" za 7 4 - - —o4--- ™ ae - ~2-he ena @4 nm na, @.ee Ts ~ £. eed ‘ — Det Senet ree *e-ce 0. Et \ 2 DOERFLINGER R.0O.. Jeffermn & Greveis \ Ow e t rope e Sa:h ope wer flat ra Re ee ae ee ——— ems DAlliEhR = CoO Sef —— - . 4 mee > - >= - ate ~ = - > a alien bn om . —— —— —z — a ee eee 5 ee ee 5® Hasiia ras grme Drat RGAIN 2716 CAROLINE. s5e0e—s300 a.ecr rc a i¢ . 14 a r > ang a Pa ” @ — e FO a ~ | a . i z , oo : ~ ~ e Yi = : . Ss « . roel .* " - = = nema os i s — ‘ ta ° ¢ ‘ Pe sina . ; > - — — —- ° _ “Yo z= a? . - ; = Br . e =e 8 4 THIS IS VERY EXCEPTIONAL NEW FLATS IN «#1 s GAEDEN . oa = aw “or Wa =n: . el ' ave= garage anc + s = s . “" . - tear yer wu L era 5 ru s. Dath. erect rwar ~~. £2 —_ pane . — of neenede £ eroms Pac* ia been Sar - - , ahr ers —_— Ths ~ taal aw oa r > > a “. on oe — Y a ™ J -» “ . - a , - _ , oe . oat ™ - : : 4 2 2 TY a ; > = , gay : —_ * - : - a ew ta “ems acc seer 56 "a e367 *erme 4 . . ; ro . _pesuigtiomyse "9 : ~—- 8 3 F BaASHFORD 715 Caeettct a 40x.2 er-ellert lecatier orce - car gazasr ae A. SEQnlu ified TOWFR GROVE HF “HT PI=a ‘ . i oa a -* walter - : > ae a oe —— -* * fa * = ea gE . - > ~— * - = S - 2 . a - ~~ os a r . a. : . r ~ my - o . . - * = } mm . = “ = . a | ‘ ’ a . ty ‘ * = , a, . - ” : i m " 4 — iN\ om -- Be ue - s : © —— ¢ e: oo az por . . — whe rere == . ¢ o.se* St AL TI. = eae $500 ©4SH Bris ¢EOces rooms = a wa. oe . e € ae? ; 4-car «4a Pe Een . oe = " wipes , —- “‘=eT BFATTIFtL ea . -* a eae -% Be orotate —— on ("cm eet sce = 71 lew {-- : + 8S att ?reG2 As co ° - - - ™ oe = so Se le wrt 3x - = a = > garase — a : Piss £ ™ —— = —— — eames s a - or be he = i T4e Aa ae = - _— somdlll _ ee ee = * = — — ~ Sunda ‘ 2 sss *= . a “a RERRY A =~ Je -- —. aTReoorwayY B&B E CO =, ~wioeawaAr™ AT . win YT BT RTs . . = e - iy sew 9 Gee 2916 ¢ KENNERLY—o00 CASH ~ . ~ : - = “ mA Rates ml Sang ogame mm a - . 2 > : -s + “ TT ~ -- &* ? ~TTE reg Aarne? \ 2) ° >. : 44 > * o a “ory 2 - : = o-—~- acvr — - °- See — + > ™ -- “ a £o424 2° =e , - : 7 a. s ~ 7. ; ie ~ a & i: | aoe i | Ske CREME TO APERPCIATE THEM 7-FAMILY BUILDING, $550 a8 Batata ote », ott - = aad St gy go ~~ gael > rteee peice. Sob “cies and ference: ae Goa at Te ee ee 3923-25 MAGNOLIA oe : , Pai Estate (oO. Tacs. Is peste? & tO. CO ~=- : ptte-ant & Grarois gaiesmas there from 2 %0 4 = © = $ Sel n : »- = * = » a2" gareg? . om — - — 2. oe - _ - - i | . Ernere. gown ee we +2 308-36. Fen Olive €233 ee N._ Sih “st cae ‘QgH «| WEYMAN 3 Ooms — SO23 LAFAYETTE. § BOOMS, sau0 G » eae & * _-—*+ 7 ~~ ~ . . i. _ - -- . « — _ oe ea iti on —_ - —_ our iii : ' ——— —-— - — - ~~ dam need _ Rivers te 4. } arcs. 2 ’ . 4 a es Te : 2 ~ ee eet st 43 Tact = eo: 6 ' _ ‘in { r. OSNTLY £500 CASH WFFDED . au - . = ~= -_ == : ena = saa nae nnn SUEDE NRNREDeReERRNEnreEs > m ~ | DE —-S= 1.66 : =. * , 7-7 - : : aes - > 4 > ‘4 : af a -_ aed ad , x = 5 64 7; — - . - ~~ cucamseneanbntedanntiesaiieeee a een m -- 5 ™ : " » . “4 T° 8 + — 2" a i a ail = — - - - - re : ” , J ses . - = . -= . > oer | = oP o " = = ee 7 then ak~wit wis —_ $. : - RI ~ al w rT aT _ x ,RSEN r VW=42-- a a ; = “ be *™s y 2S = ? so = = a Sen =~ rr @ | ia ~\ Wieene 747 > ww and an4 Arena . « = how s ox > across fror = yer. “ = _* om + ~~ ° ft - | >“ = gz - -~ - rTaiTsze wf ay. sire nade: garage for _ Es Yo!s PLAT, $lou LatT—4 gham bea s:it. ag SRL Cag ee am letatie® statemem: of. 8. we om of -age 19° a tet 302168: aide érive STE 2 = 604 | ? aS s f 2 x ' Si PAs “© PER CENT NET : + ’ , ~ " a “*.a™ en >; Tr? $ i = ~ -—==—. gree cowie 8. - Va oie va .- " a ~ . . . ¢ . $ = 7 . - . ™ : 9 a> ‘ ad > ~ = — >* - x oe ; " es .* — “Se dl > = ~ = a - a 7 7 4 FE [ ¥ % ai. + = As —— a” = 4 _ = o : ST TRANK = . ss So? @ » - aon = 3 » gicBe ~ \ \ , x . . —_ =4 ~ ‘ « r= Y TET ome e- : i ef “3 . erTs - m_ o¢ ® . + . - Sd on i - .* - . »~ BAS . * on amie —— _ ~~ e ” y Sm s° = ac >. fs . - ” - a - all - - _- = . ee — ere apenas - . 4 si “i pa = . ~ " i > -o- ft ™= = > , "7 7 - eee ' ° . “4 = “ . ae — PT T—43 22 5 7 - & ~ — . - ~ - \ = 4s - eS Tr =e a “a °°" eT 8 “or TH Als (.-e) Hwaly & : ‘ G4 : - sa ~e $ ‘ . ee 68 a = - - —— _ ~ : - = _- ' “ 4 _ - s —> =A « “= « — . s . ' ¥ ~ i. ae . . - - . — : ‘ —- ~ o Bl 4 > 4 . ~ ys OP - > - "7 = s ~ ae 7 as al = , . nd ~ —_—_— — - - Ps “ _ . 9 B as 1t& ik | ne «aca HANDSOME MATT BEI K DOUBLE — —— = , i ealeierss tee a gen. ae | ok eee @ _ Fawn ¥ - —_ — omnes ad . cerae ic, ; —_ = mare a7 T Dad -- - = s amc wating \ -~ is 2 4 ea: — he ; ome : ~ am ’ 4 ‘ . “ ee ‘ : “2? ~ ee. . *« = " = . " jh. ~ Pp? . ’ a4PrPaRrwt xT - = = +s ‘ ~~» asi t . “s —* ‘ = : “ ore s oe ru ~~ _ - . ‘ ‘ — a . ’ ° . “.-8 . eo 7 . - - =i ae « | . we & ~ 5 s ' ~ a \ Pha” -, . Ai. “. ‘ eS = o = . ~ 2 av 7 et z —~ x6 _~» . : —— 4 LS — - 4 - 4 ~~ “e« at 6 a * Zz = > * . a = -_ | , a | ‘ 2 - — _ _ —_ a ot — - —_ " -—- POSEY REALTY sctusive §& ~nwnne moe - ™S #nc ose¢ sleentin-e a. encaltgs F — — = - a , . _—— onde —o PF EO T RAR AIN—wONSIGNSS a Agen L3 | ; ‘he | * «4, rivers 2 FINE I) tC BLE FL AT “ - 24> ; a »a:> 9 a- ; F _ ass z: a i aa | ..) Fw PLE 4% ao é? ‘ el .! 2° . . 2.i.Mic/s.¥ j= “i | 47 4 4 Hi- sz 4108 4018.20 Ie 4fa 4 warge cncage. a tea. fat a: a real orice Owner 42%. 5 7 BR CO.. 722 Chexn: 4 and 5 -com Mat deths, hot-water des PEN VW TOPWENCTEIV meme BERFNNAN PRITE BOT Ss. = OES. BLINN : Pi. aie | et Geer Cll she sen thus me PLAtc-Aserament opis ee and gamige orice $73 easy met BEN M. LOEWENSIELN, 6145 S GRAND BL. rae ~~ _" al * eo _ = i ‘ —~ r = - - - ; — = ae in ai bai ~~ , co - carege “or 4 ~ ~ “6 rents $3274¢ per : ~ = rowms = ouern cs eet =m . Soe ied . - - ee Northwest =. «CF : 'oT Te te c *s- a - . « . ' Pot a ——— > " . ce e2. ™ ¢ bs . =A TS > by - ~ ¥ 7 “=waN? = = co s. as5 4 ADCO Bont > 2a banal. = _ 4 es : eu -3 2g ~ ‘ - ————— a ————-—— madi : we ” a. eS oe “= “ot-.ra°er Saat. % es : ' — x 5. 9% ~ 2 4 ~ z & « . . oe . eS ee ee ~ - : P ia ie = * , 7 — ss: % rs? Pe > a ~ ed . a >. . 3 _* -— 500 Imrw \—#-P AMI od FLAT _ — ~—— ee ee snd 3 - -- ~— ” ” é 2 _ : : —— - - = : : \ »~ >? = — - —_ a er ‘ — —— * 7 . e : 2 oe ow =. « = 9 « S - 7 . “ 4 } | OS ¥ $5000 ; a~-2 a7." ty, . Le To - -rare : we - eo b - _ 3. = s -s ay . . > -.* a- ——-- -~ _ at | o> . 2° : — —— _ z . - — - ™ ~ -_ : ' = tia ~ . = ' - . " ad _ > a 33 } - 7 a se” za : - - 2972 = ont — 4 i? r4 - 4 . . oe a “se - * — oe. ra7* z= > ' . . ‘ - 7 » ry —— - — ~ _- f go? eY . ~ * ra . > . - , x ———- aera | — ~2 . = ~ _-- amet - site - > . - . - S Arcade r » 373 40 $ = *a-cc 4 arte ~oms ~ >, > | _UéaT _ *- z ~~ = -_ : + ~ — " on = ._* . a ~ . a - - rem rr es OF - vr ee Tv “ - , ‘. g3500 Dw N\—12-F AMILY—™ DEE $158 McREF At ~— — rater deat : ~ a-s $5500 cost Deable 4 and 3 and 2 Singies. $17.300 ST PE . GR Als s I T . estrus » 4212 we sav : * we RET ” “ee - ; ) - ECS : ee ww ba arae "FA : EF. TOSE' A 758 ¢ >> me $c°8 Se ree as . - a me , 4 . a. ? act = ¥ sma : ™~ “ t e 4 X » . ~ + + _e 4 S * x. rt mirc 2 —_— - . ° ">? 7 T . . a | cee 4 a” Ee a a Semet @ - 8 _ * = ”~ > ‘ 23 . = = ans T —- . . - 4. Load = . ~ -? 4 ~ F = wees : ee? Chestrut # rr | foore, furnace . 28 219 Chestnut « “arois a Riveraude error. REAM NADIS 9 ie S$. easy corcma OM Sa 24 ‘ : s 4 : is ~ — i _- —— - -_ - - “ . = * or **29082 °e 5 sieS-@t LAPFAVETTE—620.500 00°00 To: - ila ae SINGLE FLAT BARGAINS ; BEAUTIFUL NEW FiAT - | sau es Te = — Ve : - ’ ." ; = “ . ‘F .? — > ° . - . : : 4 Bh. BAR At he Obi at iad Pe, ODE” RRL APY: ; ohn? ey ee els . ee ; : n a f : - é _ i “a ? - * » 3 — ~ —— ‘hte m 7 - ‘ 4 a ‘a - 2 . — or - ; . “ .. w~ 44 : ? ‘ . 4 c= . a rs - —? ~ ® ca” aze ~ sa irge gsiraae™ a ny _——_—- ——— - — — - ~ a . - F ——-—— - : st. Marg : ~ oa 2 ’ moe ¢ ad Ts es ; cas . $14 JUNES BF . Losi A c= iL sz -— & Wagoner “oc ae . : o~- ¥ i 4” . 4 r ¥ a > ei wy & — = at ~--« 3 == a ~ = 9 —_~ — 2 —. ? = » — o m*tT - a | * aieatn tlie Ae te a i co. . 3 x . "= ao ‘a 25 $$ . al es . . = a? ? ° “=. + x - - _ ———$ ™ _ —— cee pepe _ —_—— _ os — oe ae — Se es ae . = - -—— —— oe ae ed — ¥ Tv * = a a -_ ‘ue : : 45.4 ’ ts "RE 4 4 Sy aT ” TRA POR VACANT . : " - Bwe xx KINGSE ; Su-—A Bew @& CANIA-MARKIE®W ~ 5 . a - . Se: — - *.) — 4m) ‘ 48H 2 S =~ — = —— - = pone on ew oe e _ e a = — 7 a . ~~ A . : “t —— — weet Punga.o= Br —— * a a ‘> date ~e : eac “ast RES 3456 Mat: « . > . : . KR ‘A . : : “ ad A a ~~ q Re. ats ~~ a , = ene 7 _ = s 2ive ‘= art - . f o = Sea rar : ~ : “oor. s ; ® garage 4 tea . -“~Is t 402.4% > 2s >t : ; dent * _ % - : 4 = z * > ; - ce . 4 = nn el . ra s'sac . 4 — gee = ~@ 4 =~ ° s > . - ‘ F * -« — is _ A . . . “= a5 2 © "TT aw at "as x es “2 me * ’ or ~ ao a a o " - °.r wory >-roor a? = a” t= . 4 . e . re eee be _ " } a anes | RES . . F : ae Ba MAD ¢S Vw ae m4 « mt seein iin all = el : li ~ : a Modern 55 sree “at ¢ m= tere ; . hardw —oe e bath weather stp af Lit a> vines (ONES 5S ° 2020 « SEURY BL—A epiendié oe . come fee tmeuement. quan -2oO™ KREMIDE™ EF +4 ——— : . , - ~ on : ~ ll =. — = seein , ' neat " TE =: = : . ; ; : - | tw S > “ s% ps « ; . 4 . : 7, + on ° ei | a+ “5. >e 7 oa 4 on ee ~. sr 5s114-18 Ps. FE ay — 4 ;" - ™ ~~." se ‘walter ; non I _— - ‘ eens . " 2 - he ~# . _ _ . = = * s = ae, asd : + te : had »a** za 2:6” . " 2 ¥ s _ ? fo —— A? are. “a _ _ — - -_ e = ~ - _ a — = . ed a -~ > 7 ae . . a . i 4 . os oe J [ T d . > aA ; > - ~~ - a o Pe ——_ > . 2 . = ’ 4 ome > > «= , : — - _ ; pS . re N KA ” ” , nRestrt 4 "a ba k @naod at . ¢ r @30 i Teen getee zranad #8 4 — - a HAMPTYS FL ser HY AP > ep e 2 - » Tioace - z : Soe gy ter eR = ~ - > a EE . ~ a" t —— . ’ . . ’ _ “- a” 4 ’ a A J : A + — 2 - Re ** ‘ ee = > » & ie € ® i = REFERS: — ‘ F _ > - «a ; no ™, - aes | -* ~ ~_ ae ; IT3t SMPSAQ—DOCRLE | [19 Thestrat ot FRANK SERASTIAN Pealter . ® garage owner agcond ficor wcX ATR BAKE S19 Cbeernat [58 McPTERSON—Modern tome of —= a ga ntipsmasien cle Very & —— = c o-, a - * ~ a . a ; 7 - . ~ oe. yu ° : a“ > 4 . * > © ff ”? 3 + One " 2 . . Ta - , ry i- = @ AGS “8 > - ad =: rs - . um ‘ — : 7 : . 4 — - . - . 7 . - ~= * - ~~ * 7 o mn £4 FY _ % ne —— “ —_.* * = — ‘tw ~ i = « « " F ~ one , — ™ % ~ gtr “st oe a - enn i : > 4A \= 4 . a F ect | a eee We 4 : ‘ os : — — ‘ | eg . | P ¢ cares * have Shaw F at ract SOUTHAMPTON SINGLE FLAY Sings ‘35 and 5 moms, bath. ele me. Met aii — EsTate SPERMAN 4 a pe -a . | . . > . . s 2 @ . - 3 ~ - ion a . - fe = 4 r ar Sorte.) ee OO. 111 X. 7th as “t 583 nein ae te $036 SUTHERLAND av 4c and furnace. 2 oe carcass —F ,= = 410%. te Lar ay — weg x . 4 ‘ . 2 . pant = _— Se rome rd . : A za Zz? ~~, $33 > ~. r 4 —™ = 7 2 : - ra -~4 7? «ere - , =~ ‘ re = - = =_ “i met * e i in er -_ o- a bath . - ‘ - a _" ~ gy? > - = - : ; —_ penn ag . i a _—— s é yy ~~ \ «az 7 Ten F . s “Oy ei . ‘ os =e ‘ mice ™ as TAA "TS —“2 on T us" — eer . - ~, ant - + - —— ——— — ae ——— x . : > » 4 b;: - » on 3° * et moth ne 4: e J m 4 ne furnaces ANDERS TTY .K TRIE 2 wa XY’ or oeRe? oe 7 BEAUCTIFtL SINGLE FLAT—#614. 40 priced right sew istINGs—_witl RIGHT PE 1 = - - Y _e a ee _ Dace — , — 3 . ‘ oo > wht?’ ie i. oo : = at - —_ ™ . " ~~ : a . _ 4 * . & a . _- - g ~£ - wt es re # - ot rel im... - . " ™ = ; ; “ ~ . : . seal —— an aos * ? “ee S “ z ATE av rer —A : . 1.2 estnut gf, ‘ 2 aeeeeet “2! every respe 5S wl ' : . : mote 2 Seermng ars seraga EE 7 , Be 2 . . — r ‘gs > TI, - — Tt CT — oe! -—- FO heen’ 2549 . a “Ss” 7-AN a. YY i‘ x. ~ ALF, vy 4 \ T r, UJ —e THAME r ss Fiat ‘ HEAP + - ad — ~axTs vT »éerD bot-wa ; call e: —————— ?: » Ror > “ ° oa . “ - ie : ~ ~ -- . > “4 . “Sed ‘=a - > ad ) “4 “ a — —_ a GEER BEAUTIFUL NEw stxcie _ Now fo:tie 4 ant ce Sache pertwont 3745 Lataratie: new 4 family fat of ¢ data, te: a RENT $4500 —FRICE §25.500 paras wor neat. garage. lot 50x14 Jog p SIRNAS ; . ' — eee ore mers. ‘le bSBath. sbariweed focers. sene "“ARTWRIGHET-DICKHAT?T ©&O_ aa 7105 BLENTOW PL.—aA beme ef * , FLATS I~ iRBRASD- Dove PraRBa $721 oon md - - aA — 6 : 7 AS Peeks vA ae A WT xX as ' q ~ ~_ 2105 i # “3s . * - ~ 2a AemmGare fxrmes rae 3621-25-29 gin ae. 2 SEE TE. BRINKOP S19 Cherect a ANDERSO 0 ee eat ‘oramé 3S "aN a —s ~ : “S290 Chestoct. & ceome. i > Y, enema smart rere) , . ~— ‘ we /e. 1) oe PA. DAZTMER REALTY CO sea ice Sore: orey A SY. saleana: ! premises. KLAUTRER-FELZ —— : 0. 895 Cdestnet_ { rTEO.” : Pe TCICI( ~ VE 2500! - $ " :_ « ame eK E eg ts ‘NK =” 279 Chestn-t ~itee _* « — ome at ce ve 138° om es S| . “sn e AS ~~ »> a. ped a = 45 | as | 2 Ta - J fs - ae § * “Ss —-_ 4 . \ - ° ‘. oa eee “= oie sis os baat d [D> ane ~ A - @ St a 3. - ~~ vs : ee a _ pera et ee —— pemmegggon en 0 aace a= :s fm _~ Be e Deu ° T-_ * 3D ~s 5 . —— * —_—_ BEAUCTIFTL NEW SINGLES “MARES 4 DANDY APPEARAYCE FRANK SEBAST AN ae! “or ese. 4- Ri 4 VM wT RT see cent 5 yt eash:. cuick ectien meALIr (1 Mi AN i Seiles ty moe ores .- oo bent yt ol4 PARK AF. 1@t5 BATES ST. FLAT =8 MEN NESOTA AY. a IRO Harc‘erd @ 4908.98 Recs. id z a puded aoecagy 2 +720 Preto srnatch PF ortesact DS. eect om. facing 1@ +t. & — is _-. @me wiock east of Gracd 5} ~ems, am Sa sariwoed flere Timmece ~~. a aD... 2 a Tors anc a a ———— 2° CHESTS? vrard Finest Dos aod car servue —-s — heriwoad fliears stee™: Beat. creti; —— excellane terme res—Flats—2750 Ww ¢ ash rweeing oe xe Tots ¢ Sean-Deating SEW JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER = Mair 1778 7s ee" : _ o> oom an ae fixteree gxcuee t te 5 TEDERER REALTY .DSTEIN-FINE. Waizwright Bias nn Eg en. Siva per, Le 4 Page seudie 4-room Sat, Bathe scone. ween speer foer brings 365 mosthiiy, 7 =e 3 DROSDA REALTY CO. 4008 Creuse i victor 6762, 2619 Grave 4 § uve 2842. | St aie ‘wu i. AaT Seon ——— . as ie oe ee ee - = Qo. | "306 eu, BELLIS. ais. ora, aseade Bidg Giire 378. ——— * Teoma le “ Zz - iyrcrenieat ot PRY mee ea dane SR “ah stent
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBE R 30, 1924 E RESIDENCES s FOR sag c a a Es 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Northv | = ——— == “1 poo eaat te. dtan eee ENCES FOR $ALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FORSALE , BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE . - . - 7 y , ] ati s West Be oe: Central Ee ee ae Fletcher R. Harris Realty ©o., | ae | , 5 +o &r as ' 4 . o AT GRAND AND “EASTON 2) i ; a =} Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. IMP'VED PR'P'TY FOR SALEIMP'VED PR'P'TY FOR 4758 LABADIE AV - SS ee by Beem. 4 . 3 “goutn ! _West eee West : Sx140° parupes’ - © - 5 RESID! Tyeoms, cor | WOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS 5 " Rw 9 ‘. : ‘ P ~ » ao mTe . 5 . . ot 2 - Ee BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SAL OER SCOTT | ; P it st t riz Ey ot » eds ar c n fully ted) ; ms en ; 7 ABER 2a ft BUILDING ON Swit H ‘15,000 sQ FT. . onc aeie ee , peoUe ; ee bh men S1] ra “3 ‘ - * ' * ae ES "i : ' re g rble : . ! , en a ster en and | ground + heas' ron Ivor and Tess ~ ~ | , oo gg Ll " : =e | ay ONF BLOCK FROM JEFFERSON ‘Tavs Gr. 7844 vba tags see oingge 4-1 ome: 4 baths. large ga! | : ) , x : d ‘ 9 , my + . : r wu >. ¢ . 7 : ne f , ris he a ; iver or tfenan’ If ranty Bullding. iui BUTCHER SHOP eet FL At . oo > ——=—O - - : SS nape ESTATE—FOR COL'RED | fre st 05( pow: N . mop §. 12th, Oo paor fice * a — : I ' . 7 ‘ 2 +1. , . . i 4it - : ‘ B ? 4 j Lit P| I . : a : 7 . the . rt (} .* »4 . » | ' owner Ww Owner Lee a j . 8 i : | i : ne ; | | . . | : ‘ . ; ‘ 7 I , C | at I \ ‘ Tie), 4 7 rr n Re flat 3 and 4 1105 Chestnut « [epee 7-Toom brick resigence : 3 oy. . Shenuttial Oat ine of 1 ; 2 3640 ‘ Pine PRINTE] UILDING - co J , & any Tareas i A sali hall, hi heat, tile bath; ae 3 ‘3 el tun , : abi rooms, & et | : oa, ' estwietit. 2 busina 2 : Gpien- ; : ' gy hy ‘ ‘ , 4 P e* é ; > - in ; (7k A ‘ : ree? ‘ ~ modert f ats furne ©' 7 . . “a — i ] ; i é bh rs arn ‘ heat owner , es *peartr 3, Jefferson avy.: 2. : bath, electric, het. chee o ae = ages ah TytT i | ly} int | . KOI IAS : be used for’ on Sige 12: sett ernm for auromobile compa 1. W. Kee } ~ TORIGINAL Quick SALE WANTED AGENTS ; : ‘ ; i! r : 4 - -. : J ‘7 ’ > ‘ . ‘ ; > 9 : ; . . " I ari ' : ] y L! : 1 . , —_ an : . : : : ance ic?) BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE S50 Cettsce: 4 00 Sow! Chippewa and’ - ab ee Siem’ Mecceil aC r pied tL. E € 1000 oe) inthly—Price 38500 eR einut & 1 nd 5 rooms and bat . . 1 Pide phrey ae o Nepras : } over — . aning pres > . rT! ; i 20U AI } ir “Nebr ka, idea) hous | | | : Q DC : . 1a , } a 3234 uO id ¢ he . cRoOOM HOSE — hot-water heat. — hat ' f rs sia ice iat 1? ] : PCA is Ail ‘ " ‘ > ; . R . y - ‘ & . ] tT) Tors i . ae : Pm ™ ‘. “Vea? TY ‘ , ‘ $700 vor te oR Ro vey | tic: Priced to sell. see ACANN on. rents , 1 ony: | FARMS and FARM : y =4 rage; owner : athe wontert . tote HEWSON REALTY | : REAL BUYS EB OFFER \ WANTED lease or 6%-« Dalene hat ¥ ote ; , oe , seat : ' roadway inc! oppo te Tows t: carat - 4 6 ' "7 4 : : . . ’ - } ‘ j ab ‘ j 4 a ‘ ine ° — M 7 Q ~ . — t ' : , : aa . . ‘ 4 . of-iown { ymener i | ist ee I — . ‘ 9 i : s ‘ ae ¥% 7 j ; . Pn ome Ciliine o¢U | ) . » 4 ] : ‘ , —— Jefferson ay , a , 4 : . ' a " . = ‘ . 7 . wre)? , ° ‘ : . j ‘ ‘ gai uy ed ‘4 mM, eiss W ESTMIN*T! x, ‘ ote ; : ; thwe rt L id and o th a , red I | , | | ; , a . yo Se : e 3 ‘ ' - ‘ ’ . — . ° } . . > , . . a 7)" . " : 4 | obs b . ‘ -" ; sa s . tou ri aya o 7 ; 4 Ut sunt die | ra piay, 4c da ; un lie nac a. ii ; | ’ 1> ied ‘ : ‘ " : 6 - per ne A: . $ ’ wick Shade trees shea ] ne 2 chin M Gq ae . ; ; : ; ; . ; ° . wi . ' ‘ ; ; . ’ ' . 2. $0 times house. ©. CHAS. BETHE REAI r (%¢ a Sm pe dante —— , } ; a Sm , at Southwest = ) root : , 1 @lec’ pay ' : P . ae, § { Hs a . FIVI STORES—S11.. ald es : : In , cetaiadl “ Boe ~* ‘aa. = t) A es’ . " re : ye | es ee ‘ J é 4 ; Chi ) rig | SPP eS R. EB. | ig beTeain. epsy ter —neanut, | WHYMAN = FARMS FOR RENT > "1eW sun f? VISTA. 3428—7-room } ri k,. ee “Ca: | | jert sy ey Sa BAK om LL roo , sarage i car; iy ion Darien an , i ei r ° ‘ . ani 3 OF. Yi KUBS REALTY CO. ning a =Sn aie a : mplet nike , , ir RON R3°) N B’ way. ’ . ra . : . 4 x ‘ ' es * A. - ; “ . ie Y. ‘ in ' a ’ S ore 4 a ANGE, 13 KOOMS—$ 500 CASH “3 Mere J Tr ad they Sy liendi a ra’ 18e@ ; fine ‘: $I500; real bar ral n. Chestnut Tt | As r Krieg i BEADS AV. — ) heat along | , Sha las Nine-ro mode: 1c ive residence of 11 roomg, ge We por’ o* ) i . : : ira ge — ' “ eaut a rs , Tire? c'ASeR condi. ae ,0O0 ’ ~ 7 |: i 7 ° ° TEs ro ’ . ; } ; sa NN Si ri ye Mm ‘ © ures ' : eae ' ‘ ys . tthe’ LTryMet —-_ . $500 CASH BUYS BOOM HoUSn " ~~ . ‘oe 261 ie ; a ee Om i. alae oA ; —s “OKES AND FLATS 7 ; ( nonth: now vacant: gwod coe CHOT > ie . ‘ BARE ‘ > . o ; ‘ wert ; _v mK a ren 7. TY ' rs ré . “5 ae bath. e) , RESIDENCI ! —— ph — eras SICK CED Corie * * a x = Nic , . | | | i L . = ° . an a a? 7 = 7 . . a el , , , ‘ " . ’ : »% \ ickebur i FINE FOR BUSINESS 3 FAMILY PROPERTY : . he0! —- Chee tnut =; Bea! nen . FS . ’ \ - 751 NICHOLAON AY. | ? : > , wasted geasiesn: . wuthenet Rooming house. 10 rooms, beth, electria, . hot-water heat: carage for 8 or B mae = : . eres _—. lot 45x] 45; furnishings of 24 and — — — wpeidenct ' 3 . | 250: 34 floor include a ; a Be ’ i* Py} "HAN. 12th and Russell, @ mn in good condition; well built; le! EPST! | | ; ) » bri BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE 2623 LAFAYETTE, & ROOMS, $500 CASH : a” eens | See nie rT TLS) BAKERS. ATTENTION Nice atia al | stone front houme’ Dath . . Ps ré . i 1 left: only $5500; Vee SO mont? vy. DargaiIn . oa nr , . : . —s a | : y ae i t Al . ‘ ; eral TT TATE ; BOHx1o t , . ; ie ‘ T™ TERUNG MARK OW REAL ES . ss | : | : a avd me —_ ? Delmar-Tavlo1 BRRINKOP. 6189 “het nut at. : 2 Mas RO MS— PE RNISHI — a 6 ROOMS —S§: lel 4 isu AND £0 MON TH i n | tend \ eee Pos | | om Q Central Amherst Avenue = | : ’ a OURE gas. war , . ‘ , e ’ : 4 - d pt re | i i - = s . rt side roome oe TRL ri . ‘ $3000 va ant PL ER ] i Jn . es ' r © REOMS AND DOULPBLI (AKAGI a ‘ane ct Taare! «on oF ' le a3 . . ; , , pats 3 . nurs . = B50 : Ua ate , ; CELL Gbbae &, ; ’ ‘ hat t*, —— . ‘ ; : i & is] MICHIG lethal , es Se = , : mye ‘ : , 201 ; me rArMS— mn he ; DWE ee oe aes oie r 3 nj : aS Bata vATE Swit SN ts Alnor | ; 59055 Nerth Market ttreet Am §& erat ' nea ; oa ’ space ‘5? : ewer? —* , | 1 B2xt5 A) nents. I% $10,000 RAreRt. et: " b } we Past Fe a ndition: 8 iz Zliee ping pore all 4 prrt . | . . ; ‘ e | a 4 c ° J : : ee 6% : seen to be appre bad ed. ) 7 ; . ~ ' . . : M I . ha , , j ‘ ie . »* . Mt a : } Dartmoenth Avene = «& (Tt niwereit¢ tvr) “MANN > < . = ‘ ' : hi 2 6 be. t Bice , , a . ' ’ - "4 ms ‘ vs ag . 623 Chestnut _#_. . y pay ne &. Wan Hii LAS RESIDE NC? . ait , MODERN CORN! R—8 14.500 ) : : Ane ; : : 107 “Wi aND vw ASH. ~ } ‘ onnt K 11-ROOM HOUSE — S800 pows Ani a we 2842. . nate Waterman; @ ! ge ' a see tore te: 3 = : “€ t) ’ ‘« =i one ——s a + a Pegs . 7 te f nie ih vas | — 3 ole an aed 7 ee ae : VMoereantile Trust Ca.. : ' P vue " e , a ‘ ee = *, .. sleeping , : Pr’ ; i .? = ott st bh and elec: 6 , ' ree ¢e eye! . a ean a . : | : i.) Tmocacernr : . ° : gees? “4, ‘heats it ee = Hip } ro . : ji ; ° - : ” - oe r¢cw eTTi® 7 lieht on. beat renties irranged v2? Chestagh gt ion: $75. 4568 ° ) , " : ARK AY. thal. ; , : ene 4 ¥ ‘ . . ‘ , ‘ : , =e ony a iso = ++ . : 1 ‘ . 7 : ; ad . ' . ‘ , -Ju05 (“bestuus é. hoa ?? rrice tole a sig Bod: term = ,estaut. - . ’ , ; HENRY HIEMENZ R. CO. 614 SI . . ~ sore. 10s. 1 bh M : —-, * BUTT Ty O * ; 623 Chesinur si .LITS RLALe vm tow << WILL HELP yor yotr ews iH iT
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BF 1700 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartme _— cteadlinncr Bonn Sn OOO ai * - 1 TOB weer. an p aN ber SS SUSINESS WANTED | - : ee sacear LOANS ON RES L ESTATE = —————————— = — = come nts, Residences For Sale Today. SS —— = - RN ————=_ FARMS FOR SALE ee FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE A Wer iy 9 ‘ rs Sar net. #. K Wd ae: Re ay Bees, te Be oR * Na sm: * Re ois ee ne A f nit £t J ai? Abn Sah ry a a A FINANCIAL eT, ae s rai erences LOANS ON REAL ESTATE | . ; Sn — ee, STO Ts ee ee _ 2S 3 aa | | / ' )SocesT 2° 4 eat am — ie eae se es & ght aha Sy LOE SG eT ei , Pe ee we ———stanie stare: Deedee mn sedan. 3419 sare Wiss'issipp! x = a GE. -rand-—OMre STOCKS AND BONDS — — £5 = — nee Crneerv am — —s - -—- > ae a - GROC ERIES ¢ MA RS RIT GG Sue loa ey) Sg ARR eee ot " HM APN FARM “BiTs TROLSASED YY WIT? “ i 23% 2 Lapis Gab SRSA GRR e a ee es a} 18 i aN ts aby a RINGERS GEN gta Be ae LOANS os a. L PROF'Y 7 > .
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NOVEMBER 36, 1924 5 600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. none DaraTen Ae spas is SINESS FOR SALE . BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE : ] Susie EN 30, 1s 4 ROI pen ss aa eer — poke sare red sank id r terme: owner, soi cPoeren a0. BROOKHART ASKS COURT AlD KORETZ LOOT BELIEVED T0 SLAYER OF BRIDE SENTENCED | INCORPORATION PAPERS FOR OAD RAISES WAGES , Saas STORE—7270 Mancheste r.3 _ Post-Dispatch. SO MIMATICGS TOUSE setey coc aio ae BUSINESS FOR sane fi Miles oo Mr mwa | "Ens Seas’ | N DEFENDING SENATE SEAT) BE HIDDEN IN NEW YORK) To pEATH ON PLEA OF GUILTY! GROSS-STATE ELECTRIC LINE STORE—Teavinge town; i Inois town "3 -_ — peneiaadilionti - ; : : ) « i resaen: Wiii cons. ider RO MING Hc 1? nT roorr « consider “ ‘ tive Chica Swindler On Wa geil. 1381 D._ 2a ae wai cxcnasee __Box L-34s. Post-Dispatch. _ _trade on bungalow. Forest "3006R Plan Covers Same Ground as That i. b its aath 0c Mave y Lester Kahl, 24, 0 Be Hanged | Ka OY . me. Sectaie Bien " ‘ oF HOUSE—10 rooms: : nl pa rticu lay ‘Ss see Cis town 4 lease $12 S30 0 45 T eran ie , ror os e _ > . Promote b - Louis. a Rae RE xc HANGE. Missouri town, Commercial om oe rene terms; bargain. 525 N. Theresa. Contesting Election. Promised to Give Up “(Ih) Jalil. | me dirs B Rialt. Theater Bide... Grand-Olive _ ‘Lindell 8087 E. Co.. 4056 West Pine bi. Re OM ING eg E—10 rooms: full. Call! By the Associated Press. : $100,000. Special t the Post-Dispatch. | Spectal to the Poet-Diepatch. B—And accessories: Page av.: do- patent iilioritacapciciantaiaatbinsinaiitail ces niarirnaainiiaiiattaniam ~ MR dd 44531 + RARE see DES MOINES, Ia., Nov. 29.— |Special to the Post-Dispatch. CARLIN VILLE lll.. Nov. 29.—' JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 23.—. ————— mh. | ~ | "$5000 a. month - Storage 30 ears: HOt 'SE—3: o44 Lindell, near Grand; ROOMING HOU 'SE—Neatly furnjehed : 2 Dea ’ . . a “ow 99 Safety de- ; , : lease: fice 30 oms; well furnished: good income. (c rooms. . 4229 Olive. Lindel! 8203. (2)| Smith W. Brookhart plans to de-| CHICAGO, Nov. 29. Safety Lester Kahl, 24 years old, pleaded | Articles of incorporation for a new 75.000 Men Are aoe Ad- will r for $32 GE ER xt TTZ. 4201 Fair av. a is ~ ons arr . si¢ bs ? 4 / , r . r* an Jewelry and Optical Budginess! ROOMIN A ous gee} oie 8' fend his claim to his seat in the posit vaults in New York are ex- guilty to the murder of his wife, St louls to Kansas City railr vad. | vances of shout s Per Cent . | Lc. is . GE—o7 cars; paying well. Lindel: PR account of sickness, will sell my thir) ROOMING HOUSE—11 rooms: good in- United ‘states ee vee ae 'pected to give up a large part of; Margaret, on his farm Sept. 15, to be known as the St. Louis-Kan- . NR eTATIAN. — | $5000, east cash. f BP peti onan ron yoo come. _3969 Olive. Lindel! 3430R | grounds upon which Daniel F. ‘ . t Bayano last, before Circuit Judge Frank } , Without Hearing. AGE (AND, FT : camel LTION——Dans Jeler. Sox L-157. Pi er Diapatch. ane (7) | OMING HOTSE—8 “nicely furnished | Steck, his Democratic opponent in | the loot that Leo horetz, Dayan ‘Burton here today and was sen- 888 City Short Line Railroad (o.. | yu ; ies: do. [LADIES READY-10-WEAR—Well estub- ROOMING HOUSE — Oe /the general election, plans to base | swindler, who sailed from Halli {fa2} enced to hang at the county jail, were filed with the Secretary of, onan | Cap = “a in SeRCTE eres - | : ° |} , - ¥ } . } ; ie . - . *} , ' ” ™ ~ tates SHOP omplete.’ 3 lathes. 8 | ROOMING — HOUSE—7 roor cat fur.| Brookhart asked that ee | The steamer Caronia, on wanes re looded slaying. The ¢ ca ~~ ‘through Creve Coeur, St. Charles.) it, between the New York Centrai Ws 21.5 Orit — 4 OInp =~. 4 ‘-. « - iret , : rent = a ; . ry : , / ’ * : drill presses surface gerinders. 3 Heald re eon 1 inae ~ $75 ;| masters in chancery be appointed | are Koretz and Assistant State 7 that it would be sadly remiss et | | Warrenton, Jonesboro, New Fior- , Ratlroad and its engine service em- or ce Dell Central bOGTE foe apeeemn. | ROOMEN SG Hot "SE —13 3 — s: to open voting machines and pre-| irs Shbarbaro and Marshal,/duty if the defendant were let off | once, Columbia and New Franklin, pleves 8671 appoint- | ROO G _- ym allat , ay ave | y | Or Sieh ee ths: splendid income | serve ballots which may not have /% ‘ill reach New York tomorrow af-| with a life sentence.’ ‘crossing the Missouri River at Ar- About 45 Western rafiroads are MAR -KET—F iitry, fish market: | - ‘am NM R. E. Co Lindel! 7 a | been counted, as well as thoO®8@/ternoon. THe swindler, once more Kahl, who previously had plead- | row Rock, and thence thr ough Mar affected by the decision. The union ers can t erree. Call RC » MI NG ; He ie St, _ le ‘ | - o ~ an A lmere- T 4ée ' ~4 - + ijt } Ww to be brou ht o 3 ; n g ema AR ap etn ne $4200). rent $50. B be hich were recorded. In nt ner on Tnited States soil, will be sub jed not gaky and was ; - a \shall, Higginsville and Independ representatives had refused to ap- Peg Bae gee ae 'ous instances, he alleged in the jected to a thorough examination/|to trial shortly, changed his plea ence. ‘pear before the board to present mea ar a ege’ ) : On ove ee , ape ‘ -_ . a . i er 54 - $445 A % a“ i = ; . 2 ’ , Louis will atand | inves R ‘ MING oo . _ = ae aa a exeteas 4 Pp Tat it nN filed her e, P udges of | in an effort to make him dis« lose on advice of counsel, Ww wed feared | TT} e incorporators named in the evidence maintaining that the body P Bids. 0! Sas - ee a D. Lindell 8067. |election disregarded their duties| where he has hidden some tens of/for him if the case was given to A | articles are Dunlap and Frank FE. |... without jurisdiction. Their ap- GROEN T 4: Avinde ra 5 ae eee az r BY wera | E -MARKPET—Cal) KUOMING, HOUSE — 12 rooms ‘og water} and failed to make true and ac- | thousands of dollars that so far he|jury. The slayer appeneee we Lott of Kansas City, Ernest H. | peal fre m a Federal Court order _ penadie. ipndinimmian Tans AT ABL 7 heat: l5-car garage; rent $125; DdDat-/ ayn: mar? o ‘ tfalle uring the | | . ished: one-man:| Riverside 4107 Mon ae gain. f ndell 8067. & at! curate returns” on the agri ge |e as failed to account for. prised and crestfall pbc ym | Lawhon, Erba D. Smith and Wil- requiring thelr officers to appear ae ") = ye a tres - . : - t , : O- 0-114, PD, MEAT MARKET—Inaui: @ at 3144 Michi- | ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms, clean, gooa| TAace. Indication that those in charge|arguments and eto: xe liam H. White of St. Joseph. It 18! nefore the board 1s to be carried paoen: Hate 7 t $15: ow: EE ees Sa eC se furnishings; excel Ot 8 We big in-}| Attorneys for the Semator de- {of the Koretz case had beem per-|come when sentence was — stated that each of them has tak- to the United States Supreme er calle aw BO live _._ |MEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET come; garage; terms 3 h Be a ae ; 1¢ | ' 3 =e s, fru try market: 227 S. Broadway (1) | ROOMING HOt 'SE—Nin e roms: rent S65 clare they have evidence that, in| fecting a plan for days to get the nounced. 7 — en 480 shares of stock at $100 par Court. attorneys announced. The = account hea! th. 447 s Nato ral Bridge. | MEA \T AND \V E DGETA ABLE 5 MARKE > ne income $18 full ‘ ‘all Monday: numeroug counties, straight Re- ‘swindler to New York, the scene He confessed “ county au ‘¢ or value. ied based ‘te decision on infor- Te ~ eee me at = arket: ae — 3409 Grav ALE { ‘a nd $05 3 a ne. ROgMIN 40 46 Dei mar. Meany ~ Pina ee | Pi ib] ic an ha! lot s were nor count- of most of his activities since he ties that he had lured nae beh a, It is understood that the five in- mation obtained during a similar gtoc Me at (>? ' i> 4 é ae . HM) ty 4 Ne r—7 roorr , \ as st bd | Pp " i 7 a Ga ERY AND «* INFECTIONERY—Bar- | ar am veces ABLD good saan . of r t gy rgain. 611 Buder B: dg. ed. As a result they declare the} ¢leq Chicago last December, was bride of two weeks, to @ fle corporators are Kansas ¢ “ity and St. hearing xzome time ago : gain. 1455 North Market a | for selling. Ph ne Cabany 22237. Olive 8444. le ' | Brookhart lead over his Democrat- | strengthened today when Maurice|ing her to hand him a ng en 'Joseph business men. The corre- ~ Sven Wages Fixed. MEROCERY AND DRY GOODS STORE.| MEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET— ROOMING HOUSE—14 ate cS mn firmt-¢ jase: ic opponent was reduced “by hun-| Gerkson, counsel for the swindler’s| he wanted to shoot doves. “AKIng | 4.1 was told that agents for ‘ a ‘ " s: ERMAN P PA LE. Realt¢ rT a2! 22 Virginia, j é i] ri her) ocat oe bell ‘ “7 Deane bi. i ine, $16 toed remit. b~ dreds of votes ded and . Senator | bankrupt est tate, left for New York. th te gun, he sent her into a fence | the road had been in central Mis- The dispute involved ov sec rOoRE_ SESOCERY AXI MEAT MARKET—Doing | count of other business. | | * ~ zits io PEE | t in operating rules, Ft PORE way Wi 5 , we cash business. 3144 Cass. . m, Sunda y. é Cabany_ 6. 299L3._ le ROOMING HOUSE—4384—Rooming house Brookhart won by only 795 votes, Officials now believe that for}row to drive out the aa om proc counties recently endeavoring antes ee = cpa re the So ae INFECI tY STORE—and ROCERY AND ME AT MA \RKET—Good | MEN'S Fl GOODS STORE— | or boarding house: steam heat: reason-| wiiig the loss of these votes to! months before he disappeared Ko-jturned the gun on mony bod 7 to lease right-of-way Property: , th th ota ies asking for roo! BRS 9 Fast. + pared ; Peeration. 3146 Pine Cal! T vier 113 .({c) v~ 4 eitial : aa =... ——$$$_$—__—__---—_—_-_____ | + » _ tae ‘ ra c >? F . ’ 7 was dead he wrappe e ody in| w 6 compan es 0 =a -——— | Sa IMR NIK a eOr OOMING HOUSES—5. 6. 7. 8. 9.10, 12,| Other Republican can idates, whO| retz was quietly conveying the bulk —— — poor wate og Saree ee isco “erat a ‘Taylor. t; living ee . 2 ag 13, 14. 16, 18 20, “ef ae 35 roomg. | received overwhelming majorities | of his peace ai to New York and|@ horse blanket and berten: Se *) | modifications % sues Sais “nant 823, 8759 Chee ay Nammgeems above, 2731S. Tayler. | Rsrieiean" tock "crod, locaton, corms | C4. Ri Age. 114 Nu tih wt _—"¥| focal gas. was not important Ss Stealing tO se oracles [ehailow grave. Later, a search was | MISSOURIANS WIN HONORS Too rates of pau ter anehioean Se . oP S ONER: imANG frocery ] ae AND “So. ee KE _ store. ain treet: : ay: ’ N . OUSE—8 rooms. furnished in ai Cas Ss, a ‘ IT Pp he secretng them in ealie epo! itorie . K hl] a her hus- 1 Vv ted from $6 16 $ 300 for Quick sale. Cal] Deb bes geil reasone bie ictor 1708W. | miles fro: 5t. uls. nilton- | 375. Owner leaving city at once. 711 Steck’s attorneys have an- | Thev do not believe that half of made for Mrs. a an _ passenger service var ; S18 NN. L5t} | ERY STOR so fixtures. 5099 row noe factory in town emp! ree | N. Sarah | ee a | vB omnes 9 ; 4 band, arrested on suspicion, broke AT LIVESTOCK la day to $7.16 a day, according to S FECTIONERY AND ~~ GRow wells | large mi ber: representative in store o_o ae, Tere -{ nounced his contest will be based | what Koretz actually got away W wo der } yestioning. They the ty of engine; for firemen i are r r* ate Fo A 4. Berg es eg e ee akg i ail «%. »b ’ + . garee 3 00m; cheap: investigzute. 1513 : ROCERY— Good — for meats: two ivi i 10_ T ocu Olive “617 ° (c65 heat: ong lease: leaving city: posses- | upon Vv otes which were not counted has yet come to light. Every pre- | down under jong q Take Several ‘Places lacea in First Day's | © pe gE is. Cai i Urvi ie Ji i vinanten. | Ri OOM! ING goog es rooms; st eam ie Ra oe ' | over a girl . TIONERY. GROCERY. th ale ne fee ee innnneeemes 1 S49) SINERY P aTOn E5808 | Easton. Miss = immediat ely. _1230 Olive st. (65) | through a misunderstanding on the | caution was taken at Halifax on| had quarreled, = a heir mar: Events at Chicago Cattle from $4.56 “ 76, an for saan : 14): , iw 4 — “y by ° » va. * 6-627 . s28 ; - : (5 { 'SE root e ry T u . - property. trade: 6425 he a CET—1320 igs nh M.; | ROOMING HO! —6 roo ~on h: must part of some election judges of the! rriday to prevent knowledge of the he had known beiore and Grain Show. | ers, electric, from $4.56 to M AD.®@,. NERY—Tobacco: good by 4668 & Box H-203. Post-Dispatch. + sel); S\cKnNe gE. l 00 y ~ . } JUIN “ERY ee 3147 Merapec: well estab- err a | BROCERY MARKE T—Good | location; iehed: fine fixtures: make offer; leav- ‘TTIONERY—And cigar store trade; bargain. 4239 N. Florissant ; . . . — ; | ar . . : 3 ‘ Cee oe a. a ; ead om 1835 N. Garrison. Lime p SROCERY - -¢ “ONFECT 10> NE — Across | oa KER Talon; wondert —— - from school. church rooms, bath: new. | moe egaeoman ms, bat! sales 6000 ONERY—And 4elicatessen; Bo ' ——————— | yearly; bie buy for litle money "S790. " a4e« & _ » . ‘ ‘ ee : 7* ? \ a . located on buey street: have Me @ROCERY—And de.icatesse! juiek sale | IETZ iER x 01 Fair ay : h-carry satenadi will consider terms, | —— —— . ion: | Sell on account of sickness. 307 N.| °™ : , : > Spec 7 . —— AND v ; GE TARLE STOR no | £ LL INE R RY—U ‘p-to-date: good location: & ompton av af a | tabulation of election machine bal- | secret departure for New York be-/| T#6®e. ‘al to the Post-Dispatah A minimum of $7 for engineers and : . > ie i 16. | i ! Tv Ww. “fan AND. MA A RE K CE Re aR RENE ee ince requ A RN Ons al IE Bem om s =) a ; —_—____—__"_—- 2 Row? S110. beaut 10 rooms. ga me ve ‘lots a nd upon the throwing out of } coming known. 0 VED FOR BREACH CHICAGO, Nov. 29. — Missouri $5.25 for firemen t 4 le | he Scio SRR oe the ballots marked with arrows to $$ MAN, 6 ' § captured some honors on the point where earnings are based on miic- Apply second _floo: RS pple Pier gets yg hes 1 international live- | ¢ is from $6.84 a da ROOMING OU 36: ° nee invalls. CAO Oe NEW DIRECTION | BY ENEMIES Brother of Ex-Gov. Miller, of New| at the annua! in or engineers is trom 84 a day : ; ‘ mot : (e602) | 711 for appointment , fa location. 2229 Frank!in._ fe) | : supt cS. See +] etees sae Sl Mies Com. | Deputy Who Arranged Demonstra- | the engine, while for firemen the ib (23 tor a it : = r 19 -~* Se gene a hem counted by the Senate Com " Ard in Boarding for the grand cham- | NERY—Hranch hakerv GROCERY AND ME AT “MA RKET —Gr od M LL L NE R \ STORE, $1200 Ww ASHING iTON | I 350: om rovre — : tion for Pre mier Charged With sg ently First Epo b s the show 0 proposit ne: ret See } | =. = | : e a eeve in ng room: one «Morgan: must cell TAL INVESTMEN’ “837 Frisco! _ sleeping | _— | Action on all the petitions, filed Dallying With Trusts Head, MIDDLETOWN. N. Y., Nov. 29. pionship y helpers from $5 to $5.16, while in pe farwe | 825: southwest. Guih 12: gl i Rin ene a . USE- ‘coms. well fur |went to Lioyd Taube of Marion, 'the yard service the, price range for sti a Pret] NERY— N 20th st: rent : Jefferson; | ine ln tion: go a reason for acti centaine r= HT EL—Investment. : iahe _ £00 . 1oOca.jon. ¢ T by1 1 eT ~ - : 1. eS ad i ™ Publish! ne { “ne... the New York World I and the reserve Cc hampionship 2. lin rooms; sa! que eliing. | ? | eontair iiur cura | an71 Delewr Bien not later than Monday or Tues: | nd the Post~Dispatch. | of former Gov. Miller, has | 4a. oms sales niainsa ra n, and the Post-L brother for firemen from $5.28 to $6.44, 4201 F re: bargair ing-} buy ana @evelop this property a! 1 he rage: rent § . ; ; 5.2 jase alr ay. attractive store; bargain, 4045 Lexines ee ee nd wanted ble. a) | $1400 . J. Hill nt, Tth st.' granted the Polk County injunc- of promise by Miss Margaret m. | enmouths Ill. Missouri scored fn | and for helpers from $5.28 to $5.44. . : sain - . ~ ery . t noney mak R GRoc ERY—An: 4 ” vege t le store ~ Dodge | whe arat ions can he mi ace one : rt ROOMING He USE—11 re ns by tt : + | tion this afternoon. -. o oF : tuniti "i M st End 1 an : truck and 1924 Moon poe By 3410 North conests of 86! =I oom : C " ne y furnished and decorated: ae ‘which brought about appointment 60 years old and fhe is 40. hee efforts of the Lemon brothers | | day, inside hostlers, $5.28, and a | wa cal pos hort GOES icine - - “¢ © © a are ‘ . z A n i, INFECT -R once Califo GROCERY—An anfectionery: will sac- cer. (3 es wes See - Ri OMING — HOUSE—1 Furnished: ice an CO) TON TRADING W CHICAGO of a committee of the Chamber of Miss Rodman declared that Mil | New London. James L. Lemo helpers $4.72. ; ners , , ae z Li j : “ i ine cit 3S. Broadway, 24 floor . | : and m ineral opr ngs ge ent op- 2 = La 5 > 4 : GS me a= ay 5: rent $45: First Northern Market to Open on | slush fund has succeeded in em- throughout their courts ship. For | and for angus cattle. In the first | jice, except where higher differen- - = aap ‘estivpatio rite for; RO {IN Ose . ent m4. - ull aoe & . , ok e a me #2, 2 ; : ; ! +) 4 the Associated Press, aad : i ' CONFECTIONE RY. a me Renarecands — | pas eee no sd ne ei direction. Camille Picard, Deputy}, poarding house in Binghamton | show the first place went to Eldon/| or less for engineers, and 40 cents : 4 awoy. Pee . ! e; ~-VvYear jease Ji - . Ye +R sa! Sai cai vill tal Od isine steam at; owne! T ~~ Wate an ry tr i] : ‘1 VRMeaTrw cA? % . i ni fixty 4 ‘ . ste 1, sail “ interests Rox ee g | Hi Agent “114 N (tn ‘ — ™ center ra CoO aid ading Ret i - izing tomorrow's demonstration at Miller engaged board there. Miss ond to Henry Hopner & Son of res ety, added me _— i / ie F? yh rr not c OM (3 "SE wae e|| furnished; CneaDd a t , dav the ; _ € = = - WHT. a 201 = a A: a a $251 month income; terms, | °P®? we nore eee Epinal, where the Premier will be} Roaman says she and Mfler were! Brunswick, Mo. Dan Purdin of | treight rates according to Class © stock :; imve lern up-to-date fix- 3 } - Ro , ° +3 = + €or +} - ” tures: i, foot rnd location, ‘Torieine. & oe a - “ ee 7 ST PPpy,’ ; ° con ce A BOY le — : ai $645 9 0 clock, the Lime fer 101 tine cere ‘attempting to obtain financial shortly before then, she recelv ed a | D. Mathany of Miami, Mo., and gg B2 clow and firemen in vard ® BROCERY Ri oS ery agg yee ——Stock and fixtures: must be pron | month: rent $2: 50 as h fur- mon) Sul ae support from Senator Billiet, “dis- jjetter stating he had changed his | wai, Freemyer of Keytesville, Mo., a | ‘ tures. wonderf. GROCERY-—4753 Easton av.: ll estab- Olive van’ and Olive; income $200 per mor B; re _ first COtlLOn QupTstOn also editor of La Liberte, is publish- lup a general denial. Miss Rodman | reached more than 11,500 when the , 2B sning nt " ” : ed. In addi- account hours 100 hard: am dow: Bee at . n asin tod ot ine —— anA fi ef ] ler a ers of the ¥ qa at ] first day 8 records clos s basla of the weight on the drivers, ? - ‘ . of allG inan al iaers 4 oes - fj ‘ ; ] s} ort f he ] ve letters which Mi ad enn . ntral mt , ; and failed to get financial supp some of t c show ex- ' o = Side: | barber shop: bargain.|~ Grand: 12 housekeeni 35°“ and Southwest sections of the tion the hay and grain employes contended that “bossters ' writ ht-1 if : 32538 ; PHOT, R ™ Az In iol Pal n | ply Was i —_——__——— 3 iis oll rn will participate in ing member Ol Herriot's Sup] rt FARMERS UNION A grain. Class judging will begin crease the traction power of loco- Grand 9376 . : $35! price ieht: yrof 'ROOMING HOTSFE 1 rooms, gooc tTurni- eT ww Abe ~ . pede Sats, allie nle ‘ and arranged tomorrows demon- : c . : . ; P ' ' . ‘rc ' “ s mA C (“are,y presi dent Li ~~ SSS } : 4 anew in liberal Gov ernment, it will SAYS BARNUM IMPORTED FIRST " f cluding household goods: ee it, ke Mio ie . | De quick P Ol ; qt) i Roard of Tr ad e. make the initial | . Resolution Condemning Measure, this the board agreed to, saying: Crand-ive aE Ane \ A ————_—_— I L. is rea st A, | wows nes cotton transaction in the new mar- si rt ed at Oklahoma City nonen aa GROCER) M LR KE" ravois ‘near Bevo aD . or xr rv. 2619 Fre nk!s eee “OY eile yeaa snetition’ other bus- ' se: t 1 tO have to line himself up with Adopt " ‘ DUTCH BELTED CA on trailers will be added to the roo } ll: weekly eles 31400: elaborate fix- | PRESSMAN—1 ’ take nart interest in | truc rn com lgndury ket. sae a Meet ng. ~~ ; : ¥ | ae oe H-5b. Post-Dis. (c) | $16. Du; Ro cece e ene qwannk nl aii Sebel | Picard, weight on drivers of locomotives a ’ A ARDNER EX! ‘HANG ie - —— |SECOND-HAND FU =RNITU RE ~ STORE— ee ee oe Sapte ey i. se : Ria't . ay esate , | uestionably is affecting public | Howell-Barkley Bill to abolish the! president of Breed Association, in sae bee wm to minned hy eons new te . » GROcE RY AND MEAT MARKET—H'gb- at once: rent $36; sell $301 a . , Railroad Labor Board, was adopted Convention Here, Tells of Fa- an e weights produc by suc -O2. Pos class; near O'Fallon Park, For sale or TUAl unr CO.” é Box , A Sorly last : opinion. The phrase used yester- ane > Wweuld exchange for city property. € dr v.., ’ _— z : SHOP— E iis if you a looking | district. Early last summer, follow- , a P GbO Ww. OTTENAD BEALTY 2808 I: | marie dosh ev. a wih ing oe hes ldy. “If I took money it was for |ers’ Educational and Co-Operativé| iow Pp. T. Barnum brought the dae for the respective classes of a ; t et be LESTATUR T—4107 Shenandoah ev — RING SHO Wit living! . naldy, ) jOne rice. 1% B08 Chemnu ” “= , ne 9 nase mar ap Of REP Al RI NG = SA i Ree ee ee ‘(sovernment representatives, ray Union of America meeting in Okla- | first Dutch Belted cattle to Amer- service ) Ma chee «= stand; new store ne fixtures: pienty tien, 029 N. Gr Zan SH OP_bon’t ‘y amrything unti! Board of Trade voted the new mar- 4 ges: 4 gore i. 4 aat ial ,ere - - . - ~ —— i wrt ‘ iw . : “s vu € * Grsaee eg ws ; . ’ ues . ‘ a ckiw ; } . i . one % can sock Me 2mew, clean stock: sacrifice = complet PAT RANTOOW “9 6 lhl pe toe gam | up quickly and “if I took m a | resolution were received in St./ pipited in 1840 proved the founda- were g eget yr tag ‘ost -Dispe S: give term oa ee olan 3001 Oliv | der- mo y e ard’s decision, ut i . vesterday and, it is under flour! shin and ro- ty, | REST s RAN Caso! — 6 6G SHOE STOR! est jocztion In city; have vs : suture’ ‘night. Raynaldy has been attacked poemeen : : | tion stock of a ; s P proper >f) te —s | n- ‘ ._ / Various railroads for adjustment in ~ @*n00 stand: eood ila mn fixtures nclud R F “TAL R ANT—In MOonGaY : ao”. ae om . . upon the new venture as a distinct paper I ‘Action Francaise, which | sressmen on Monday. The arend, ed Monday evening at mig: eee negotiation with their adel In ay butcher box. counter box. reg! — | mn i ts the =P aap ; ton condemns the measure and in-/| iang Hotel, when Dr. J. D upuis Pabe me =o acrifice with stock or $100! ive | 192 & Rroadwav i é oS . Death | state E. B. Guthrie, Dallas, Tex ial de: (. (sce terms. Call tod lay, to fe. SUNS sXe | Ri STAURANT—First-class: sell heap Fira dechee be eae soy rly Sate SO . . : ad | atives to oppose all such legis- 1 convention of the Dutch) vision was made: real estatlr r appointment. Parkview 2 f STA a. a P ;, rtv in trade: for full: ‘ulars.' one of the largest exporters of cot- tentatives annua: C “ 2 oth. For aPpP — — awe “pood pus ness 2502 : , Bi on a > “aa od Mr han te Centra! a5 0 M. Relted Cattle Breeders of America | The engineers, or firemen, host e; » | ceints leas ehOes ive gen rade m ¢ ver be ag tracte at vis: worth rifice fo nis ase x enoe have & gra: LD bd ery on Chicago contracts at queeaie classes, each class for itself, em- ~ loyed individual carri ehn RT re oday. visinee Ww n P18 C larendon. . rad ian to retire “tre om busm- ‘} y oy upon an n ua er, fooms above and . Apply toda husiness; est En yi Ss ——- eo aay = $10 600 Box B-A6 Post. Dis.| ton will prevent the ‘squeezing’ of | Year-Old Pupil Announces and tranquility that exists sorta me president of the association. E. | P P y | BRocerny—A wonderful _ location. new fixtures. 8623 S. Broadway. 'SHOB SHOP—Snlendid equipment. Box/jany spot month. The trade will} Stand. capital and labor and detrimenta! w. Kinnaman of Cassville, Mo., ‘vow in effect fn their entirety in | Pics - aioe . F liew of rat and c ar oon = he whey at anion Mae eet: | le: old establishment. 204 Chouteau. CANBY, Ore., Nov. 29. — Mrs. recommends “‘such amendments to. Rockville, Conn, secretary. o es ruch rules a 2029 Ohio mar 4A Cash or terms | ss @°% few: orice $20 jthan is now the case. 2 or negotiable uestions set gioacked Trd q°' rice 100 € ne al qa : ; “ re neé Ae é A ~ iwi . ‘ . ’ 19. ! hansas: ae hiy) epportun!ty . = : $1800: good supply of ck ‘ rooms above: good stand. Grand 9: 76. At Yiive 2944 a ANTHRACITE STRIKE > STILL ON Rosamond Lee Shaw, who was ma! tinuation of the amicable interests will continue over Tuesday. Breed- forth in Article 3 as the individual : = m» to ter —_ rn al bug! 2 + ‘ at ey it) sel} or Dw ' RESTA Y ratale Neer ri : a bs m0 places ¢ -~Ve@are ¢ ‘Sy Sete seaaae = ive price on. fixtures and take ws : - idea | SOFT DRINK ¥ ARI OR— “War ne and Lee ried recently to one of the 17-year that exist between the agricultural ers from Maine as well as Florida Ben W. Hooper. chairman of the as na at —_——e wae board, explained this as meanin at aes 4 rE. ; - nr non path, Tes TO 2 eee ae oJ NK A R—4334 West Clay- | Lewis’ Ores r to Return. today that she Ww ould reg — ee ‘tems’ of the country.’ ‘ ‘are to attend. P © “7% nm ‘ ; = Apart. . eal ( m Park — S- | "or aT? ~N ! 7? ; : . . —" ‘ - - — | Fx A aa ' ee & 4 ‘ T t t Vv t e@ ch 90 The ¢ 0 i ~ | { RE . a aS RY. M ARKET— cy’ —0' Fat) hat > } on Pyler 3 ie after 4} 2 ee bao . » upon Dutch Belted cattle - ne hows ané ance. 3 $135: pri ®’ NER 3 KCHANGE., or at? _— — south Side busi- SFT DRINK PARLOR—Goo0d location: aot Grievance Committee, rep- board decided to revoke the teach- Fad e Agricultural Commission re- embareg P ' scales, operating rules and nego ne LTR of tr 4 pliol ¢ erms. 3204 8. Grand. § ——————— oi Pt nw Tan t, ; : aaa can showman managed | ; ‘ oi _ le cit yy rtric 15 yes Ss a é. : _ } iW Orne rs i 1 ne | enns\ Ilva? Yi ia ¢ Offi petition sig ned bv ] 046 citizens and e to survey and suggest legisia- | great Ameri n , & | principally matters of overtime pay. \ESTMEAT CO, 2 tures. including butcher Dox. © ATR = T—Hstablenes ee 809 Sho — — whe 3 CER OEE Te Ow + Ok : : in 1840 to secure 38 head for ex- Dec. 15, 1924, is set as the last le ® b and Locust. 4 4 : electric meat «? iy tigati nN: ahe eap ior cash. a ey i - ny ‘ aaa TOY Syn acen 1 ; ry 4 ‘ . (ia vorted LO Cc inu é (nie patrons of the school tion to improve agricultural fondi- : ° > 7 was granted : aE SE gp ne aap Hatten oi age, overtime or other rates. wo Sheree HOUSE—1: 4 rooms. baths sec-| indicate a “scratch” for the Demo HERRIOT EMBARRASSED IN MAN 4p ; v ' md and third floors: heat; cheap: cash. OF PROMISE RY ' list of the two events run off toda} In freight service the price range attend to both. Call Vi a wanted: mu et leave city at once; gcod peger ti ai} to ornas iil on but Steck h opes to he able to have a York. Said to Have Courted stock exposition. to $8. 76, according to the type of | mit mary /rates run frqem $5 to $6.51, and for ness n lum best $850 proposition : location and a gveed bargain. 14th 5) | ‘ = nt $65 See MU-| dD etelv furnishés mittee. House. Foe avi room: rent of perpen: € sh ESET STE Nts. : aint naia meee ; , wh . west. Guth 12894 Hamilt@ll GROCERY—And confectionery, 1225 S. | Blag. ive 22 } OMING wth ted espe b= geen fur-| simultaneously today, is expected | Copyright, 1924, by the ahem sing b5 6 oe Webster R. Miller of Cortland, a ; shi . : 6.72 to $8.04, ng gall from 3 to 5 p.m. Box L-s P.-D.) S0rL1 HolSm—Colored nelehborh« prove embarrassing to the Premier “It is understood that the weight lease. | = DS he : ce $4100 anti-Herriot campaign un- A resolution condemning the sickn = Bo? Ris aito Thea Ride.. Grand-Olive _ PRINT! NG ! P LANE ith ving quarters ully equipped: succeeded finally in creating a cot- | “ae P a i ust "O5 Di ; ugh 2 Faye oa rat 4 icaALZo | $600 month income: rent $22, See MU-| Hinx 0-08. Post-Dispatch ton futures market in the Chi i d ights shall fix the 3 dav by Minister of Commerce Ray- last week by the mous Showman’s Venture. ing a series of Rimes : . “: 88 GROCERY ANI ME AT MAR K ET—Fine RE S1 LURANT— , newspaper, has been pic ked : Modified. pn P ms ow Ihoma City, Okla. Copies of the! ics and how the herd which he ex-| _Overating Rules RESTA ) te ee =) | Meee Cites a. a ‘rand an ast ket into life. It will operate has become a boulevard joke over- 7490-42-44 G Red Bud. —— = = = c ~ _— ; : the United Statee cotton ‘ os A, Seow, -- — | ali ‘gard a aeadl os aa ae ; OGRE EES. | -4 istributed to Con- | eed will be recount- while others were remanded to the a; ry BROCE ny ANT) A” VaRK ET—*? ¢ hall —~ _ —-- —_——_——— ap Pome he, 2: Basa a. a act. Merchants and exporters nersonally by the Monare hist news- tood, will be d | ductive dairy bree ai ® Weine ro ae ee er EE oe ee on + amend tm the ton min- | advant th Scuthwestern . lving: ent $3 ys stp LJ STAI RANT—Good Jf es ss » , “4 oN ey ott : 7 ” Anitasr . . Tec: ; he is the randson of a - @helving: r R | a ~athern 7 ie. : | de calres he i — structs the organization’s repre-| 4¢ Miami, Fla., speaks before the | Article 4 of the decision this pro \ , convicted nigne ay robber. ai = , jentr vs , ioe Tn before Congress. » ERO t RY = Ar I ie : nm war Kel an i BA oon ‘ : Q Tt x” —Ww ork ing Ty) er . f Vv Te- ~ ~~ oh "T -~ ~~ See P A . 7! =" i n, Sa S TEACHER 10 FIGHT DISMISSAL lation offered e : one of the ‘ locati ns n hab h St. | RE: TAURAX” r 7, oan. > D. (2) . : nt see lana Kg i 8 es ; The resolution describes the bill on “Milk and Human Progress.” ] rs and helpers, as two respective 750 - rent $50. ‘ lonekt ian ‘ . 4 | R SSTATIRANT po Bere shop inin ig go rd mG > up-to-date Stock AT A cater to the the joint port of Touston-Galves- ‘Oregon Woman W ia Married 17- Ve “both dangerous to the peace | Dr. Dupuis, a Florida physician, 19 to 1°. 4201 Cav av e _____ | REsTAURANT—Busy transfer corner: is | may elect to retain rates and rules cane ir a aos hohood mlace worst | aor AURANT—Goo0d cond! tion: reasona-| _ 185. Sullivan. M: ihave far better knowledge of the | By the Associated - reas. to the agricultural masses,” and | vice president and R. J. Leonard of | w col: ; gy a eo lamount of spot cotton available} r ‘provi ; ot! yer fixtures. Apply . to- “[RESTAL RANT— 1124 Towe! Gro SHOE REPAIR SHOP nia 'Clifford Leroy Samuelson, high the present law as will guarantee | About 50 breeders are expected specified © pr ded for in Article cyte Js ~ a Art | : itn ant) MEAT ARKET—Fix-! RESTAT RANT—On ~ Power Grove avy.: 8 te. v, ear’ ae aou OO. 737 Fri te school teacher, formerly Missi. reduction in fraight and a con- to attend the convention, which carriers may elect to adopt.” be given. & : aires Catholic pat rty. Box ir 8. | RESTAURANT— Sacrifice for uick sale: | SOFT-DRINK R—P55 § _ | Seranton District Miners Ignore old pupils of her school, announced | j;terest and the transportation sys- | 'and from as far West as Nevada that the employes could retain if =~ 8 ° > iv L1ie8 - ‘ ne j nmiv ‘ pa OLes -% f 4 - R— 9 uc . Ca’ ? > : 2) . . trict: 7 living rooms. 2 ; cally 6 2 ee SOET DR INK 1 ra a (7) oR AN &rON, Pa., Nov. 29—The |poard in dismissing her. The lthe Farmers’ Union, is a member > ; i - - ~ _ 4 ON z al 9 g nand ia Rg PIE Sad ! aan ten P . orbade ex rortation, but the it eaten . 0 Theat if Rag e_ ner " ee be i ene retiring 412 het andoah. (1) | resenting 3 anthracite mine er’s contract after considering a | cently appointed by President Cool- and f if lable rules, the latter involving i. R “ANT Mi ft bT——F i I u, y Centra! 2840 . 4 les. shelves. including Dien * te Market - : — kness. 3024 California av., St. Louis. | strike started early this: week, in /hibition purposes and later they) agate for the carriers to notify rep- - | — . acne se : : CVT .' +f itic comp let ; . . ‘non - PINE ” | “4 = « - is , Ie 7 f | rORE—sSmal stock. 1000 A * oon ; “TT es separa RESTAT R ANT r—Daiiy income =} 480 M es — on thea ice f instructions from In- Bridecroom-Flect WwW aits; Girl ions. ET ee puicpianai j went into a dairy. Not until 19 6 resentatives of the organizations a 93 “STAT RANT—South Side transfer pont: | poe patch he United Mine Workers, that | By the Associated Press. 733 CW! ‘nev! } P et 5 , ls” uis. 4 OT i i+ i if e gale } Ari ak nt John a Lewis ' Llopes. . | during war years sores, Sie GROCERY AND he, a . ut - ine Dispatcn | ne : 29. hy The body of Gott) leb FE. ‘Koch, | rep: meee ong in 1922 Speer ) the provisions of the Geciston, and save __ an 7 Callineville ev.. Ha uls: er | Se ee ee ee Oe 5 CHANDISE—Must pe i the men return to work Monday or COLUMBUS, O., Nov. — The} | 465 years old, a laborer, was found | and ii! ted at iast in ' | the employes may answer not later rent $.3: (ge nie « [RESTAURANT—Esta Third Stanton, ACMInistras h dead e from Bar- Sion 19th and | ley, Columbus girl, on the eve of | avenue yesterday by the proprie- | in the United States are fro | between the parties is to be han- a gain: give terms nvr Tripp ae : an | Oe : . lec >t g s Delmar * 2A7TRW or Fi Kview w 246M. Serer ee ne anadt th es 2 ; off the strike unti] | A. Strear, of I hiladelphia, wae tle that had contained poison lay Rinnemen. tae ena taieks | Visions of the Transportation Act, DRY .{ rf DS: J SE kK ie AL TIES x Groe: rv and Me; it Market | ss aay “eg ; ‘uipn eon 4 ener 2 S°R00- easy AT R SsHOP— VA's s ipned A lored rjevances e men complained af expla ained late tonight when she | ) beside the body. A note left by | with a broad white belt A “he iT | o} OR 7 Ce “ ; ; : . SBR A Tri- pray shorn Bo 2th oOst-L/is . ‘ 1? ’ t ' ' roa > $375 unetesagag, FP : _ been adjusted. In order not |sent a telegram from Buffalo tO| 0.5 requested that William H. | middles, like Hampatire Hogs. | 42%xx nort hw est VOC snes 0 eee a RE ST. av UR. AN iT— And 80 drink ft r! ' ‘nick sale 2757 Ann |to comply wit h the instructions of | her mother here telling of hut Smith, 3206 Pestalozzi street, for TARBBING MAN WHO | Sixx Hi eos =the 500; ful cation: geod Husin’ — FAILOR SHOP—Best location in city; es-) Presiient Lewis the Grievance | marriage to another sultor, Art wee whom Koch worked, be notified. ADMITS $ | See MUTI A! INVE STME NT oo | CIR Powt-Tiignate? 3 rin ; Prenn Yieel 808 N. Garrison (c7) ‘Committee adjourned until next | Cc. House. Formal announcement of Koch had been in fi! health. Y INTO HOME | BROTHER WHILE HUNTING 137 ¥ris 4m o ~ | RFE STAURANT—Good ocatior worth | RR SHOP—Very reasonable; good, Wednesday. Miss Conley’s engagement to Strear TRIED T0 FORCE WA Ralph Broecker, 11 years old, yg an nan” rt bee oe ment eell account of Conley Says He Fire Was | Grocerv ane marke’ rent $40; Rohe- | Fe NC troad a i Sete : . ot ’ } ona | son ~y Pn + an ‘ “ Tt was not authorized hv the rs is- heen invited for a wedding supper Special to the Post Dispatch Charies “ ’ preimicn y oll Siero nay eo mian neighborhood . Hussn —— I RFESALRANT— d-lunch room: good pay~ | way R SHOP —Reet location in city: e® trict organization, and instructions lat the Conley home Thanksgiving KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 29.) Who Ix in Hospital oe “4 : yn ~ $2200. ; tp cien teh rent | ne: downtown business district at a bar- | ° ATLA tghea 14 years present location; re re S : ’ - . ee } m 7 ye bay hs wie ay | De 0’ Brien, ears ol4, o! ' ‘Fallon. &t Gally sales SO0 eae aye tende RX KRES R. E 315 W ainwright Bidg Ree er ae return the men to work. The local | eee i EP motor car from Tulsa. Ox... to Kan-| niel O Pa a — ett en farm near O ! Srocery loreG 8 trace: i ns BOT OW y eR lel ; : ” , > : 7 A ey STR AST : ive 6045.______. | TSED CAR Bt ag iy ndid 'o°& | sommittees voted to ignore the | $939. B18 in 4 ‘harity Drive. sas City, today cost Frank Duncan, | 562 8 Theodosia avenu yY | Charlies County re SK) ys \ os Fe ee ond market: weekly salen, $300 | RES nana hes or ee “ieee qeoNey Mens. oe ) | KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 29.—In rabbit from a brush pile when a ~~ ce $3700. | tures ke new: good chance for 168 e. Calt Seanez os. —— mot to permit them in their meet- |} KA fis Arete: | King, 16, Little Rock, Ark., 30 day® ».. ene abdomen, but refuses to tell irt¥ . f ‘ '¥ ARIET sTORE—Sa'!es fn & O00 will Lease | ve ansas City’s combined charity | | each in jaf. They were arraigned shotgun carried by Albinus was rm tr" Rf n Tr ———— inn tox iS | 16] Pratl hVeaennicn ii } ? : PER and 1 usines ; = am hour " Panacea 2 Nfetime : ome, lease | & Sid Pp AP? — 4 business oa "CAR SERVICE. BOARD 0 MEET | i was p!) ledged for the 45 charity burgh ef the Federal Court » They ley, a ewitchman of 3108 Caroline charge entered Ralph's left side, —- wan . P tire im 14 are : _ . ra’ 123 G; rent 3-0: 1 oe Se ~ ne WoDWORK! NG SHOP-— Pulls win ped ; | - . -harity headquar- ; . Pens z po gt , ‘Road 2 ee Grounds sath OA Itaska _ “ans Sch!) The ninth regular meeting of the saeaaeebh made at charity h q ‘to the Cole County jail. eral other men demanded admit | ried his brother's bedy to. their ; bh : ‘ " , - £ . . ‘ . ; ng and mat: tenance ad 4 se SMH WOESTMENT OO lle nd Louie a oad; Eilers, 1388 Advisory Board of the car service! drive was $995,000. ‘§ harlies M. | Soldier Gets Life Term for Murder. 4nd asked for home brew. When A Coroner's verdict of accident was einer i? . 4 , rear YT —T "T ‘ ~ ar 3 . : ‘ong elgg Hm 0-195 aa WeRY. & a EEC re rn S Broad: 4 Deiat -al! Parkview 248w | Poet-Tiapat h Bata par See ee ion. have other busines ko 60 | ler! onal Presi 4309 Red Bud, good ios iy ag Fe ae. (pees —— : te in , ~ on : : " + ’ — ' ™ ee Post Ti epateh atemin: 2000 NS. oto S000. ance all | terms: closed Sunda; iuth. I288A [§TORE—9634 S. Broadway oO esoe a4ash The committe announced it|her scheduled wedding to Frank of the rooming house. A bot-|num'’s herd, a cording to E. W.| died “in accordance with the pro- usiness 1920 ** S8xx 5 $2400 month income. - io ree Bee?» werk Iv bus, ness. rear room ont +» good payine location; Bel'e. | ~ Trans- Missouri-Kansas Regional ters tonight. The goal set for the) tance to his home Friday evening bome, a distance of nearly a mile. > : ” , FR ” MING HOT i digg an te? R ca Grand. Olive - HARDWARE AND PAINT STOR E—Good ROOM oa trade, 3ST Page ——— a th = : ao hed ooteal |! We eccompany : Kive | ager /at a Chamber of Commerce lunch- | life sentence a my ge onys es one sa yon eth eagle ne gene gto i. | . | ROOMITING OUSE— where | No “‘contract™” req ] . nitentiary toda or the murder| same ° led " oy is test _. or =o Carn: | @ trucks ° THAHA McPherson Lindel x02 | buyers City of Chicago oe ow - | Co-operative shipping and elim- [ot tn the ees —— | oe Cassius Wall, a Aged attendant fied, with the owner firing at | represemtaive of for atation, cy = : oO month; rent Re kOMING HOWL Same rooms, team heat. | utive year Federai Selling : ination of ear shortages fil be i at 12:15 Pp. ™. Wednesday. or. |; 0 O’Brien has been arres ad the children attending that echoo! 7 “vi VESTMENT «> — 42k N. Sarah Stock Exchange Butiding, , 1 station at Dockville, them. ated 02 Neier ARS ianitor servtce | = on go a ives sacle Taa ine «|jJohn A. Pagelow, commandant of] of a gasoline with t $19.000- ik aie a ena ride, _ Ottvs. si800 | RO OM ING. HOUSI anes a Sandie | ES waaliae a | discussed rhe Sper res 5 ‘Seott Field, will speak on the|on Nov. 7. Judge Raker refused 13 times in recent years and served | to Se ae e he School Pa- co , fi *¢ ai e On; % aeiggon ctor ae branch of|to sentence Hutson on his plea of'a workhouse term for petty lJar- remy pee * .s ont -Dispa credited with wast -Dispe ROOMING | HOUSE 1) rooms: rent $70; The antitinnet way to get home or | > owe , MV —— eo on . + « tig is iw fi _ lighter-than-alr s service The hent mane? maker and ie 0m Ae 12°7 i is- | ical car shortages, partic uiariy i9 ; 4 jcen pola os e Loule $1500: must he cosh, | __tetms. _Tandel office help through a Post-D army, guilty and called a special jury y- SE—Chearp : ae ~ : oa] shipmen the a time; no brokers, S02 Carieton {RGOMING HOUSE i part, 1516 patch Want ad. ' grain and coal » Se SO. Oe ee pis Sad Pe ne West End. Delmar 5016M. : . 6 ’ e “ seen la - aa ’ : : . aon house, Tully. er ae. wich hardy plants): 1529 Luis ei antiy fu ' ; } anv frames i, propery "cate use. lot 7oR1I2 (cOo) VM €.i8 .On.
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125 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone ha s MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED sores a 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Additional Real Estate News —~ CLOSING OF UNIVERSITY HILLS" RECALLS EARLY SPANISH DAYS = ~== ==" — 2 c% FEDERER REPORTS MUCH "SUBDIVISION ACTIVITY 5 o Sigh Se: at oe a =a sees me, aN F Fw ie ~~ 26 * 7 ‘ o~ > 2 Two b oces srouné ‘tn Holly a . a. - 7 b ey al Ages Hills were soid to marry J. fiel- % vi . = » wv. ‘“ eo - fs » sige Ford cea:er. rie.- aaa , - ig — oe a . . + i. a : 5 : , » ’ 7 -” oe. = v 7. ai v ‘ ; ee ’ o 7 ‘ ry } > - t morthwest corner of Grand anc rs ™- . + ee Ra at at ~ae ‘2 heice Schultz arc Avgust Dawerr>hern Greund ww BS Se . ‘ . be brcken during the coming wees for a stcre' and office Duliding —" Ce id ~o oe = e » ‘o a - i. ae eC ¥ TT 2is So.c a a eof greund 3 feet ilomg on Bates > | -_ gc-re-t. between Grace and Thirty- seven’ street. *o Angust Stein, who — _ ~ 2 . - > ts bouiidicnge brenesa cows asc Ttiats also 2 feet f ground on the por’ y sitde of a ™more s*ree* © Carl G Fiecher. who mprove > an, tm 7 with bungalows BUILDS COLONIAL RESIDENCE . IN UNIVERSITY CITY g —— oe "ee Ce - Nathan bof 8 x‘ = es > > ; * "Ss *imar anc: +‘ as#ar areri-:s eae v*« Yor *- ct + . ?5™" - - | = , mita! 7 Ga Tk tn Kametracte’ of tan 3 ty ise F. 4 aed > = rasa” « 3 a ~ oa »- og a e = Ep wae green blinds and has an arched g:’- ot of ; — - - ~ - - - = BE \ © - > = S - &= ~ _ ae ; : 2 eae i ™ im*taer' - wae 7 cer ‘a> + = 7 ~~ ~ a with wrought : " 2 _ ‘ z > Fog a* ; > 2g rer _ either side finished tr soft gra, + . fern ¢ ~ ° — | i= pane z - ee 4 a4 . » i~ ~ : is ected to te beuse b sl i@ ec 2ere The bouse was @esigned. and 4 erected : 3. - + his # or Pa > 4 Sa mi ” - _ : Marijs & Yeung, In architects BRAY REALTY CO. REPORTS SALE OF BUSINESS PROPERTY The F. W. Bray Realty Ca reports the sa ¢ the southeast 2% ~~ > Pine Laws. new ¥‘e-Troom bvungsa iow. for EBE@ward T ard Area MW DeGrande f> Eber'e FB. Fullingter 23°4 Russe)! erick residence, for B. Christephel te M Hall Lean amounting to $20. 20¢ ARENDES REPORTS SALE OF 10,602 FEET IN SUNSET TER. Tke Gus M trendes Feat, Peperte that 120.602 frent feet Runeet Terrace. a su division joining the Suneet HiT Ceuntry . Cius, have been soid within serves a months Sunset ‘s trects of ome to seven «a 7% ‘th pmative i qeurse of B. G. BY Meine atin ee (eo * Graew an " " ate! , Fn Rng 2 Terrace a'vided res, wooded Reads are Senet uctiven rinkman das 88 « = yen wil wee Fe a oa Ry _ ?e8 Ka home ‘DR this section and there are % severe. et ters nearing cor ‘eo? a ; ead five in course of construction / ——-12- ROOM APARTMENT a ae a a ae Gee M Arendes of the Arendes Mealty oc. reports the sale 4 . ef the 12-famiiy apartment situated o at Temple place and Weis arenue. - Bach apartment ts a fve-roewm ef- ficiency. with tile Death and hard- weed fieere. The beliding Sasa a if ‘tle root The ceneideration Was —— $76,000 @n4 2° acres on Ballas road, ; end wae scold for the account of Ben & Cereweill tec Ben G Brinamac. MW. F, TREPP JOINS STAFF OF WALDHEIM-PLATT C9. Martin F. Trepp bas taken a posi- tien with Waldheim Piatt & Co. He will devote his time to the pur- chase and sale of first mortgage teal estate bonds. for which the opneern bas recently created a de- partment Fer the past three years Trepp hae been connected with GreenDaum & Ce. Fermerity he was is oa went eatate business , Sala a ews ' ope 5 el Aue: _ ’ a . - ‘ 4 ers ‘y si * . ~ - - * _ = re : = . -? - 4 Ss + — > * ixe«> days niversgity 214..8 e > ~ — = e > ~ ar‘’‘ear . , - ~ . . a r eg -_ . an t , é . . - vA - 4 i-oe . ~s et e ~~ . - > r 4 - — oo © “ e* - . . Z S a? ™ - x — x ~~ Se —_— “ , 7. 2s - > ™ — = . of the seversa # eu : ya —_ ew ren : . ised n e 8 > - > ‘*-ve "ores NG * > Ka ¢ = _— ° ° -_ ~ 7 o - _ - ° re y 7 oo . ie — re * er 7 ~ = = c= . = - a _ 4 =. ma > —_ * - 4 t -r —— ~ a = - ’ : uL —= - ors - v Ff “.r" ed at oo ; 9 Was opanis : + ; eeu a > tf S F ‘ . rn 4 ~ae . ahs. 24 b es a % Pat a — = ne » . e @ tittle > Mai > — — a - - ur baal 5 — ces err. se? ee erta nec : = *+he nw - & ‘arr ~ a err - hag: : 4 . ie °3 - e > . - -- ~~ In appre a 5 OF e 4 ae Sew . ce " - ; The ‘ > — - ° eS ime. Pa; re é surve} Pata _ ene ae ~ a _ ~ — oo * rs © » ae . x a r~y - ~~ er eo e ~ roX o ; - cae Aw aioe . —= - of 5 several t sat res, where now ge i - ‘ ve . eo c - 1 - ~ Property Now in Center of University City ==" ptt Was Given to Reigning Beauty by Territorial Governor. - - . ~ - _ al ~ S.arcea ane wes ecge $s ©; —-e ° 7 . aa - 7 ras ” s 46. H.: S - _ . . - — o- - - a - “- ee é — 5 — '_- ; 7? > . + ; — = passed and _be tLnivergit Peed ~ - sd : ' a . = su e% > 4330. - s " C2 ° a so 4 "g + - ~- o- > _ ~ .* - née a 2 a - - - 4 al 4. — 8 . ~-* ma é - | 2@ acvart = —- _ > - _- - ° : " e.i na.e : Ss 722s - a - e* - i? wee + * - - . - « or Ty os vere '* ™ > a ars 4..€! ; x 2 %Tle 2 tuly o or -2 a - - after the fne homes of the . ear . - > ard a. ° -~ “— o ng * ree _Lla? *hwe “es? * > — - - a 7 *- — es*3 s * - ~ oe > u - an 4 - | . ant - - nn - rganiza: nina 27° 4 ‘r )oeses- . 3 = a -s z ers rz 8 a reacr . . a ¥as we on ‘ oo ore - Hills because of the high-grade * rr, —_ ~~, = “~ = - - " © } Ss 420c 3 g re- - >_ = Prirate - al — = — = | c* - - ~~ - oa ._* - SS } @ —_— ~ « 7a mas --_ . °°, -—- > ee PUT r eieu remain ng SS and terme of purchase are such *rar ae ™aerte — ~ “a ery" e> oa Ssevera. Yeare GOLDSTEIN-FINE CO. REPORTS SALES OF FLATS AND STORES - ‘idstein-Fine Realtr ‘ Wairwrignht building. repor > to Annie M lL. Stephenson; ¢@ “aee °° ™~9 orn - a*« 27 3 + sag - - ns * . etcres ra = Oa re aca i'd »>'serw b = *- _ - - ed ~f ~ «* A rife . . : 2as = rer Te an * a? = arc “art of > — ~~ * - a - store and i3 2exe ”* Har 4 Smarts ae or >e nz represented dy 4nderson-Stocae- CDvuUermanx Rea * | TWO COMMERCIAL LEASES ‘WADE BY MARTIN & BREITT artin & Breitt Co. has effected lease of the weet balf of th e:gdbta r ef the Bu ging at the : rte west 7TT er of Tw we oe + a-@ Washington te the Rap. zold sticker Hat Ce now located t 28 8 lI? Washingten. end wh vs 5 athe f PrP area sew vs? a a » 2 manufa ures +6 hates ” i3 ie ‘oncera aiso »h2e eased ~ tore a first 0 - " s Building. wh will be used fer ffice and a shewreom The roD- er s oewned br the Lesser-Go'ld = @ ‘etteon - fartin & Bre sented both >artie« Mart:: & Breitt repert havrireg -g3 Se) ="ore | | >. "~ 2s “=z ym avenue the Reisch-Mavrer jarime De used as of : and a salesreom for the sale of la ai1c8 wea & avpare. Res May - er if bee ed at 1 °* as: 4 avenue Martin & Bre repre Senieg vo ta parties REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE TO HOLD LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY Miss Marvy Fishmarc. é¢?! street, was elected to bership in t! Exchange at @ meeting of ef directers last Wednesday The mext lvecheen ef the ex- change, for realtore ané@ their sales- mena, w be held on Wednesday itz ne Danguet Bali of the American Annex Waiter F Sbeehan. a membder cf 02 wurmittee om Zening ef tbe ex- om the sudiec’ erdinance regu s@ heights of duidings REALTY DEALS REPORTED BY CHAS. J. FLYNN CO. eane to the Kappa Kappa A pha XM fraternity ef the St. Leouls Uni- ra - Med a Sc heo) for ow Sid- ey street a. 2 an option * ypur- iase sseeeeenetnereeneieeeeememnatnen en es HOSIERY FIRM LEASES WASHINGTON AY. LOCATION The Sterling Hesiery Coa. of Chi- “go Sas taken a long-term iease af the frst floer stere room at 1i:! Washington erenue for its leca! headquarters. The lease was mad. fer the account ef Lesser-Gofiman vtteon Co. by Martin & Breit: J, W. GIBSON REALTY CO. SELLS TENEMENT PROPERTY John W. Gitbeon Realty Ca re. ports having scid for the account of Mrs. Alexander Lems a temement property et i613 Seuth Tweifs street. The property has « fron-. age of 45 feet and comsists of :2 rooms. FOR ADDITIONAL REAL _ ESTATE NEWS, SEE PAGE ONE. °°. a REAL ESTATE CO. REPORTS MANY SALE ae | = a — » “bh ristian rina roe ee en 2°: =r xk haut ss w ~ - ~ ~~ » & iiestand a’ Ex*ta a? wife: 2653 St. Vincent avenue — ~~ ie } = ‘ . rgs J ¢ - i be ae and wife oH Izmiriian and wife $26 Cottage avenue, brick cottage f larmes B Remington Tom , N > bowers. 4 ss tisiana 7 enue. br age, tor er - S-hiat+mann end wife to Emma _ \iirnmeso'sa avenue » “ : s+ ** a ob ‘ . ;raz AT and Mar ~ e*’ans Par ss avenue ¥-r eo @ - “ - > Se a ‘J rm gefa Fred an4d Marry onmrs io r q : arcline and Vir- g 2 arenvue. stores and flats. for ¥ am Rieke Wiliam J. New- ~anr *s¢2 S Ejighteentt mriek store DdDulldiz for WF am Juer- gens and wife tc John Frohmasr -211-13 Sidzner street. ts -familr tulidings. for William FP. .Schart and wife to cliert of the Roer- [linger Realtr $$33 Virgisia arenve Drick cottage for Arngie Ludwig joseph J e ard wife Swig Joseph J and :f +9-foot lot on west line of Gravois north of Bates for H. H. Bede tec Viaude Marn: 6§9-fsot ‘ on north ne of Marmaduke avrenve. for BRISK SALE OF BUNGALOWS AND FLATS BY THOS. F. PECHAN _ oaOmAS 4 - ~ ono - . a - — me * Pecha eports ¢ eo ~ > 7 . 2 anh = C+ -_ w + — * er Sa | a “=a ~ w& a er *, = a eT le eas lee 4 Tz. —~ 2 -_ for Henry HH. Hoster to Frank De- = ee xc a:@ . 7 *» Sr le 4 4 > O87" » - ec - ~ = . renz TA2n aA arernue r ® #2°2 ef Catherine Duda to Johm Stesks brick flat at 2104 Sidter street for - *? - Frank H Wander and wife tec Arma .” 9 a — = — a7 - ernae C EBue DE a if 18¢s- seuth Twelfth street. for Paul Bur- > 4 > ~ an 9 Jacob Wender and w fe - — -_ + ~ or a [UT Ea.cw a: »44 ATsenta - + # > . “Fr , - bs, - . street fer raw rearc to end* Sadie raas and wife. brick fa* and store building at 1816 Secth Fozxrt 2* ree * ~~ = i“ = —. 2 “= _ Se — . - ; AATe Sc. = Franca |? - ~~ ~ = - > > - = re 32 : ~ ~ 27 Ea 3 3 "Ss Rurck aver te *or Wer o, - “ - ~~ . > ~ > = raas Milentz avenue for Walter A Raz ~ = a= & . ,e —-— = am — 7 Lana Wie D> ~ as ang @ erick SOuURga ow at 244 M reesota avenue for Arthur A. Kruger and aed - represerte.8"a2*e : rre r 253 Alt ¢ ~ . . ~ 4 2 Se South s 2 | ™ . b ef Montana stree for Walter A 4 > a = rAUtA A 3 e mB ££ >- x a — . — ~ oa ~ * . . — ad 4 ~ el i % > aw v a« 2.7 4 #? a - - 7 ~ ba = . >? - - = ~~ . af . .@8 aze + .4 . x a =, ~ ’ = ermal . a , “Ts to gohsz * and wite CORNET & ZEIBIG C9. LISTS 5 SALES FOR WEEK _ . ~ — _ —- = - - 4 z - = Lt gz irae °. Te- = 7 2 _ . 2s ° at - , ~ = Gt . ; a25¢ J a ore Oe a - . res e © Os Was 3g°o- - a 7OuU.e¢var¢ ain Pd " rs Ja@iia Marr Ward S&S Butler P a a foe arr fiat *° three recms ®@’aca at ~4 % Se - t ba and Far R Yard te Helen 4 4 ~ _ xX pe toe Bea — 4, * ? ° a ssidence of roeome at 214 “ ~ ~* *=- > ao Wamut sree Pr neresa Tavrior rT ~ o£ as - — ~~ = a ¢ ee... Wa —_ ' = z A. @ I »8f> ri Weber south weet corner of Laclede and Cardinal avenees. un mprove? “Of 66 Dy 149 feet. for Eugenia Ti? fany of Worcester Mass to Arthur o>. # represented br John Bu!’ OLD ORCHARD BANK Co. $ MORE SMALL HOUSES ~_ \* - ~ aa « . YP “ mH 22 - -" = ~ 44s «4 ~— ee oe a v — = —_— . _ r S$ 3a g -e€ise8 a 2 a2 . - on - 4 ~ - 4 ¢ * _ . . G * - i ~ om ~~ 28 .™prvuvred immediate’r SUPREME SUBDIVISION OFFICE A 4 a° "rT ae ~~ OPE a “ a Wa the their visitors and dDuy- ers at Subdivision Supreme. on the £ Nerth and South orc kK -_ . Co. wvC mar County Beal Eetate Men te Dine. The fret annual installatien ban- ‘Tzet of the St. Leulz Country Real Estate Board will be held at the K'rkweed Country Ciub W edneedar evening, Dec follewing Speaacrs nave been (nrited Sena- ter Cleveland A. Newton. former Cirewit Attorney Lawrence McDan- iia, Semator Richard F. Ralph and Representatives-elect Walter Wehr- ie, Alfred Wiisen and Williac Bember B. Cordell Stevens will be (oustimaster and the fcllowing offi- cere Will be ‘netalled Gerting, president. E4dwar4 son, ret vice president: J Desenbach. second rice president. and J. Ellis Stevema, secretary and } (Treasurer, _ Es- RESIDENCE , terday br her busband Far ‘been s | alter 4 quarrel which SOUTH SIDE RESIDENCES SOLD BY DICKMANN Gar dicen ne Joseph F Dick&m - = . — a Esa‘ >. reports the saw Of .%- “> L_-+ 65 ° : ~ i ar ra i ' 4 26-22 Miss:ssip; aren os, : —— te : ares 'Sariac lec 5 el oe twellings. sold for Alice M. Bie- 4 — - = = peach to Newton McCarrer, repre : 7 Tr o~- onted bw CiIvde Aetcaum sea... —_—- © —_ ~~ ~? ne ener of Chowteau 42a ; - = 4 * + Ewing avernves, @ s.ore arc a ~~ ta * tn = ene ginglie 4 anda 3 °F m fi C : - > , o- = wr oa ~ sé *-F r ‘ -* ~~ ae « & => a “-_ - 7 - en. e rner of Meramec anc * . - - —i~- Surm- ; -- ~ . ; @eroe b- ¢ > * 36€3 K>enan- ne sing.e 1.at «@ | ~~ = e ian an | ~-— loa avenu* anc %& >? ; e A Burke: B&B € »ener of S.xtt es = . " és a = . 7 and Rutger e-reets -story Duix- ng. 18 me for the George Diez - ies - = - - = ~ o> “= J S & ._~-* *s_a le Lc Ar Bw? ase - 4° A. . > $-roem bungalow, for George - \f “arr hy > a>ra BA mm L_TEs . ; " 5 = ~ = -_ ‘eat in Vinita Park. [ots 16 anc me Nv ¢ - a ar” af r*2 4 -_- > . me -_ “~s - a 22 —_ — _- iL2ompseos s.¢4 mel ~~» = -_ el > ™ _ =wa.ne 35 fee : Rigs*(g"*ay? oe abe - a ac set ce (“har = 4 Aargast to WLlam Det, ¥ = ‘ il rec a ?ocer=z bunga.e 3 "oe . > am the gouth side of Arseta. #ree ‘ at * 3 ‘-~- @ « USt @ast of A -ngSso°g 2 Fat Ne 7 3 “Me H. Pierce VW Esa L@ecres xo ¥ erect a fla aa, BLUMER LEASES NEW CAFETERIA LOCATION ~ _ ~~” Isaae T. + xc «& 9 ai — -_ ~ - - w ~ -a" - r & rr ‘+ o . ~~ > > @ — “se ea2elire? apt 2 ; .* 7 -_ —* - 9 ~*~ ~ cians S12-81: Locu —— _— — _ ”~ fr > Vare _ — Blumer, now operating a ca:eter.4 iw ne 4 eee —— - _— ana > =” ie at = - Is = ree = = > -. Scr Ri 2 "ee merrr - -acsec ~ ‘os ~ * > ~ _ - — - - , * *™* Skcur 3 -=-others — x7 2 c SS. —_, = a*er 2 eroacteac ize 2ewr — . es ~w > ratios rontazin.rs of : ~ aa - ‘2 *e *o2* = a rere = square ‘Zi t 2 -_* se Ff = = 7g4°75 s* [SOorary * _ > = 2 7 °*er,~ aes zx é 2 —— Te —_ ~— 7 -* 2 * 2 T2456 fe ~ _ - - 4 * ied ~ ~ ‘ res g *e" er rr ‘eben +? At ; Pi 20.000 TO TAKE CENSUS OF 6,000,000 U. S. FARMS Work of Gathering Agricultura Statictie ——_ 34 Fa ~ ~~ — - - —— > = © =a Sure 2 2 3 P ne - -—~e * +2 _— a le on = 2 _— 7 -_- = ~ - — = > - — - -«-* ll = - -r oaee e F 3 2 . - 4 - -~ - >» -~ ——— ~ — - -o. 4 e® ena erg , 4 -~ = a —— 2 - = ~ - . —_ #7. sus ’ az gi.ure ever - ~ >> aw” _—- a - ~ as to i 4 és ad -” @e ~~ = rr, — a? s . baad a = EE ez - - a, om , ~S— a” - say = - ~ Ja a *@ °° = ° S .« Om = an " 2 on "29 ca —_—-s -_ ~~ -_ ~ ~ - - - - i — & - - ™ = - * > 7 a — &3 i =..38 3 — ~~ ‘kan F % * --—-@ - hoa _— - = - = - — —_ ~~ ~ ~ - ~~ - mm = a = ” nde a Gas = . ee. — — — ~? a =? *. zy — ~ ra are ~ oo ~ 5. : a + -“~ o-c om | ~~ ct a _ - = . 4 ~ aa — = - - a - & we ~ >* mm - _- - - =~ “ . o~ *-orm -@ -% — - - = There were 448 343 ‘arms = ” Pas - a 7 _ ~ ~ > - m So a- * i. see 2 i oT... 28 ay ew - ~ = - — — _ . - ~- * - _ - A - -e = a - . ad hee ® - +> 9 - ~ “ a *a rr a — —s vn - - a. el F “ ~P i « & PFaeai.g Cb wt. Ppopuias - ene —" : . o a re : - a" al -a ae ATS . , v PO no he aad od - ~ ° : - - = = ws “> - ws nN > —_— “Ss ~ ar - C 3 c °F 3 . : = ar auth ~- od Pe a: s i. tl 7 2 ree = . ; : ey > e. wah = " 3 > a — © eas a °. &2 Weed 2z a» * 3 “"" . a Oo. a So a 5; & =z oto Where *+he : = * a Bere VUuLbS ree Ppo.ce »de- © 6 4 ire ir*s tem porar ~ 2*Tange -_ . as a og ZA ng ? -~ «a ¢ ~ za 2 - a 4. € 2D Named ea ~_orme , £ W ili la: ers of Bas: & I s. wi be ap- pointed * ne Ooard of election Ommusselioners for thar ‘yy on Jan + sage ’ - W « = * =" me 4 Im ly s@.¢ at Bellerille resterda e 8 to stcceed Low's Boismen: 23 the beard Fred Lehman is‘*o Succeed Mrs Cladrs Brrne as chief erk of the beard, Judge Weber sad. He also announced the an. pointment ° Miss Lillian Mocre 437 Nerth Twenty-secomd street s.icceed ece-a Martz as agsirtan: -ereg Of the board Twe Lamedry Drivers Heid Tp. ans. ss — * - Two émvers of he Prog reste ~ = > ¢. ™. res. TWO MEN MUST SERVE at Leavesworth for conspiracy *°o case last July, affirming the two +he ranrces a rob the United States mall of $53.- station year sentences cf -he *¥o mea. the men —— Patrick Comway and Hanter Dahon MAIL ROBBERY SENTENCES 600 at Granite City tm April, 1322. Harold Bandy of Granite Chr “*™pPtec the helgua = Both men bare been out cf sttormey for the mer. said yester- one = bond since their comviction in Jume, Say “hey expected to Start serving .. a a _ Were Giren Two Years Each bond since their comriction in Jun pesiaek aa Hehe IMstrict Court at Spring- “>e'r semtences a¢ once Poet for Attemmpeed Holdup tm 1922. tz stri ; ) Patrick Conway, S&S. asc EH a to be ifvis Louis police field. Comwar was found guilty 4- The arrest of the men resuited .._ aye ~ ial unter Dalton. for- go of the charge of assault upon ea ‘rom 4 statement to Ofiiclas fy a Soe [.Uithene, See saloonkeeper who postal emplore and semtenmced ‘to DONA Messenger hat (onwey az —* in St. Louts eigh= rears additienmal on this Dalton ar anged with him te ret matitie’d to appear charge but ‘he “rited States ep- the 4ruck en Wurst e shipmer: at Springfield. I es:i¢ Court ef Appeals cut off this of moner was ns«iz-e —_ rEN Prod tt vy committed sentemce because of a “frameut office inspectors anc ‘rranite : +e of two by which the two men Frere caur 7 PF ~*® gecretecd t**™se ‘es 2 Onzr ral penitentiary The Appellate Court reviewed the the route of the mail truck fr 192%, tx TAT LORVILLE. — — | sheehiee EWANEE: Banishes the Smoke Have you read the “Smoke” . Ss ——, = Fell editorials in the St. Louis papers? SS There’s a lot of fire behind them. The PTY — Post-Dispatch says “Smoke is a menace to the city. Our homes, our health and our livelihood are in the balance.” Pretty warm, that. The Star says “The smoke nuisance is horrible and a disgrace to St. Louis,” and asks this pertinent question: “Why should not a lot of big boiler plants be overhauled so as to consume the coal fed into them?” Letusan- SWwWet this: I he only way to over- haul some of these boilers is to throw them out. They cant con- sume all the gases. They are not built that way. There's only one hoiler made that’s smokeless and that’s the KEWANEE ALL-STEEL SMOKELESS FIREBOX BOILER. We build it to be smokeless— it is smokeless, and that’s why We advertise it as smokeless. The smokeless device is part of the boiler. It's built in at the factory, and it is so efficient that i will burn arre kind of fuel without smoke. So, if you want your big plants to be smokeless,and still save moncy by using the cheapest grades of fuel, recommend the Kewanee Smokeless boiler and your problem is solved. We have a lot of boilers at work m St. Louis, and so— We respectfully invite the Director of Public Safety to investigate the Kewanee plants and see what be cam see. We are ready to take him on a tour of in- spection. Why not? KEWANEE B9ILER C2 KEWANEE, ILLINOIS Steel Heating Boilers, Radiators, Tanks, Water Heating Garbage Burners | Call at St. Louis Office, Kewanee Building _ 4200 Forest Park Boulevard, or Phone Lindell 3406 Branch Offices in All Leading American Gites Usyee Bra. a Mu _#e. “cs. Facny §So'=e. ¥.. Carwel e—Mre. Edrs * *4 . putr: : Ww Cethertne Eade a : pas or " ; o s = or “ 7,4 a - 1a. ‘trek | ta * Sea" 4e gee vdes 48 BOPP oO ems im , ; : ; & Sn ox 4” ‘a "eo ! i* ea hi Le ‘ | b ] { ‘4 , 4 ; > _ >. Bi HE! aw Fn 4407 Wagttingten. rn pntc ar —_ ee yal — © Bicker Sem Bete Bicker a Cherie Gooree, Birth« and 213 Death were 293 births and ‘Leute 3i3 a repor’e4 in AA ae OE Ca he a>o- I2 of artertal troabies and culests. There were teur three bemicides aad efgat f-achs.
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Aw SUNDAY mee a ee ak railroad station to captured the men wheal a pmpted the holdup. Girl-Wife Held for etial to the Pogt- Diepe te i TAYLORV ILLE. mn. Noy, Mrs. Irene Hutchens, 19 ye © is held in the county dire. ped with forgery and a car While int (Oxicated. “he weet Jake Hute hens, oa farmer, and her parent Ss, to have refused to Sign Pe ‘owing her threat to leay ‘ 2 es ® to ‘{n 4 ivelihood hat. The ible and pertinent of big: H so as ?” tusan- this: The ay to over- me of these s to throw them y can't con- the gases. not built that e’s only one made that’s ess and that’s EWANEE as We OH OR BF KELESS OX BOILER. eless— eG advertise the boiler. It’s ll burn any kind = Syn McHughes tie » Cancer, iDT PIRITUALISM BEUAL CHIRCr—eunday. 8 p,m a al SANS: ’ BS SS ASN SEN NG \ SAN SS rr . Ss NEO aing SQ WN 'M LOYMENT. ROOMS. ‘ SS RN RAM NX wo RK KC ~ @l oT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SSSA SS AN LOST, SERVICE, FOR SALE, AUTOS. MUSICAL. BS SSSA ; : icsiaioinnenessenssnensssistninesbenencenspavetsennammianntannensinisiataiananieammammenodiammmanes nema aan Bethnal Aalst cess SSS - +e ee ee. - eee © Se ae | Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits. ST. LOUIS, SUN VDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1924. eee The More You Say the Better 'Twill Pay. PAGES 13——24B. a INDEX to Section “B” (See Section “A” for Houses, Homes, Real — Farm Lands and Financial.) Coal, Coke, Woed.......18 Dressmaking ..,......-14 Dancing ... o owund Deatiste 14 Detectives teblédes coun Electric Wiring Exchange (Misc.)... Express and Hauling Bicycles and Metorcycies .18 Baby Chicks : Birds—Poultry Canvaseers, Solicitors... .16 Carpenters & Builders... Carpet Cleaning .... Cemetery Lots Chiropractors . Cleaningand Dyeing... ... Clothing .... Coming Events ........ "Abe eee Books, Periodicals. Bricklaying & Tuckp’t’g..14 Building Materia! : Business Cards For Sale (Miscel.) EE -sidek ung Gas Pipe Cleaning. . Gold and Silver ........ Help—Men, Boys Help—W omen, Girls... Horses, Vehicles Hotels Household Goods Household A THREE-TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. Goods Wtd.. Houses, Furn., F. S... Instruction (Auto).... Instruction (Misc.) Instruction (Mus.) Lace Curtain Cleaning. . Lest and Found Machinery .... Mall Orders wees lnc. ccceubeess DN. cccusteths ee Miscellaneous for Sale. . Miscellanecous Wants... Motorcycles Musical .. Painting . Moving and Sterage. eee 14 Paperhanging Partners ... Patents Personal , Pianos—Muasica! Poultry—Birds Printing, Addressing Professional a | Seeds, Plants. Trees Sewing Machines Situations Sterage and Moving. . Stove Repairs Table Samples Talking Machines *“eeneeeeee#eeee Tires, Accessortes ......21 Theatrical .......««+++-36 Tollet Articles ......++-44 Trade Schools ......++-44 Tuckpointing ..........-14 Typewriters ........«+-48 Undertakers .........«+-43 Vehicles To Wall Paper ee PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. ‘SPIRITUALISM | L OGHURCH—2 and 6. Bun. SPIRITL AL Gay, Thursday. 1506 El! jot, third floor. Thurefey, SPIRITUAL Meeting Tuesday, >.™m. Mrs. Cantine, 1418 Giasgow av. 37 8S. Broad, SPIRITUAL meetings. 31 | Way; Sunday, 7:30 p. m.;: Wednesdays and Wagner. Fridays, 1:36. “Mrs. THEOMONISTIO flower service Thurs 8 438 Farragut: fTom resi ce of his sister, Mrs. |@ay. 2; Fr iday eve. ; | Bellefontaine car north. E. Dolling. Graveon, 4467 Greer avenue. SPIRITURAL meeting Tuesday. 1: p.| Calvary Cemetery m 76A Minerva. All welcome. Ey DEATHS | BEPFODEN—bnmtered into rest day. Noy. 29. 1924. at 2:30 a. G. Befoden, dear father of "Fred. Marie Bet. den, dear brotber ing and Minnie Grayson, Fr ed, Herman. Henrys ilins and Robert. John. ter (;rayson. in his forty-second year. Funeral Tuesdey. Dec. x. at 9:30 e. on §& m.. of Mary dear Ter) 'm. 61 | Sykes. | § Eo OMONISTIC—Sungay, 2 2:30. Lillia ws F'jowers, Monday, an 2100 N. 12th. Sunday. Thurs- ‘Schaar- w akefield. 1436 Farragut. eee” bee, o_o Al. CHURCH. Ham- iiton : ner ervice 2 p. m. veni Service. 3205 Park, 8 p 4 yt Ciaea B. Riedell, pastor. | (c99 } FOURTEENTH CHURCH Cratsman | Stall, 3659 West Pine. Sunday. 8 p. m A Mre. Davis ae Bamaar Dec. 6. from 2 ag | oes }. m.; lunch served 5 to &: all wel- Aziee C *hatmon. — ardson—Mannie Mee Arm-| ._ CHURCH OF CHRIST — Universa! Richa Brotherhoud, Sunday services, 2:30 and m.; tecture and messages. Mrs. -# Hary, DaStor: all welcome 3634 Juniata. (c99) : TEMPLE OF TRI TH. Marcus and Kee ton; 8 p. m.: subject. **Truths on Spiritual- igm; sealed messages. Miss McCann. Ques- tions answered. Mrs. Gaesaway. and resi- dence address. 5218 Deimar FIRST THEOMONISTIC: "CHURCH— mye Fridav x 30 p.m. 6334 Isabe!. Gressinger; ~ blocks west of Well- OG 10 r lin ck r ao jiamont ca! ine, S$ biockg from FIRST CHURCH OF CONSOLATION— /; 3010 Lemp av Gradusti Ne eXercises Sun- qday evening, Nor 30, i: 30, Flower serv- ice Tuesday even ing v2... Gay afternoor ] 30. body Rev. C. Ri nderer. pastor FIRST SPIRITUALIST NEW THOUGHT | Pherson avenue | o'clock, and Assmann TEMPLE LIGHT CENTER i—Meetings Sunday evenings at 1636 Ohio Mrs. Detloff- w oodring and Mr. | HARMONY CENTUBR—Ea gies’ tery. Jefferson and Lafayette. CARKRAHER R—Entered into lecture and menenge wer | ’ Adle: ure Nov. 29. 1924 at ‘ONSTRUCTIVE THOUGHT C rraher (nee Cunniff), r-- iceceemmans serv) ce at ag) Themen Carra! her. Jefferson and ge caret an the iate | Thursday. 5 ear aunt and cousin UNIVERSAL SPIRITUAL ; — S1I6A Easton Sundav evenings: Wednesdars. | Schne!der LOVE LIGHT el oe avenue. Services Si Friday even'(ngs , SUNSHINE CENTER—14: h nae Ber - (|ton, third floor. Services Wednesday. 2:30 ip. m. Everybody welcome, Mrs Mer!- field PROGRESSIVE CENTER—Emerson and Lillian avenues (Union cars). Sunday eve- nings; Wednesdays, 72:30. Felgate and Maus. Nov. 29, 1924. Birckhead., | Birckhead (nee Sc Mra. E. R. Wright. Mrs me * Mre. W. J. Seeley. Ren F.. Jo Robert W. Birckhead. year. Due notice of funeral! later. Entered into rest - 29 1924, Robert G AGE LICENSES. = ee a Ida F'robentus Mrs. po = Campbell. . anda—leu'se bDrisiai. “- = dente lou Lee As Kenner—lLezaree Hill, ie Simeone—Mrs. Fanny a na. peeetie— re. Edith V. Colwell nechuss—W. © a Ende. G. Bergman—Elvere Baum. , Jeanie Marsha!! husband hnelder), he loved hn T. on Bover, inee brother Mary J. mo > 1 the residence, 2112 View avenue. Monday. Dec. 1. at 2 pn. SINE MAN-—Zatered into on Friday, Nov . at 4:30 p. m.. Brinkman, husband of Brinkman fatl of Emi! and . end dear the age of rm Fiorence Bal r( Reeder—De! la C *Mannors. K. Hamilton. Chicago—Grace Lifl- | riley. St. Louis. Leeper—Mrs. Olive Elnora lil—vVirginia G be! oO ved (nee West) Bim ist LET a. kman, 4938 . 1. at 2:80, B. Fy ‘eden: s Cemet ery | Louis. n t Smith. Pekin, BU BC a AN—E ntered int Vv. 24. s. Lakewood—Mrs. Atne " Lakewood L. Jones. Spokane, Wash.—Helen Y. vw, Chicago. “ Mason, >t. maha. Neb. | BIRTHS RECORDED. Oo rest, Louis—Myrtie Fleming Raymond, Rose Mary, Ma Ernestina fueckman Rose Pieper. the late ‘Ond street, : lizabeth’s (c) Mt Cemetery STER ee BU ge Frederick B CEN TER—4°® this life on Saturda‘ Nov a Services et el 7:45 A dear father ihursdavy evenings uncle. fat her-in law gran great-grandfather Fumeral Monda Dec, ] from Pro‘ chapel, Grand boulevard . to Memoria! ~ residence. East St Church, thence BOYS vw Anterhaus ')108 Cologne. lol Maffitt. ( N. Fourteenth, 5245 Robin ec. ~ etary lurs- welcome Carme! irrs On mm. eur Mrs. ilfather N orth Market. _ Harver 4461 Olive a727 Tennessee, ? 3710 rest on 5:30 a. beloved Ro'smenve. earl st.. Upper Thirteenth. Louis. Kingsbury. 59 Theodosia. O11 4 N. Broadway. Ashland. * Las ¢ st lev Mi CEN TER Thureday m Mrs. Ww. Lee and at south Second atreet ( *hurc *h, thence to nication inte rest on Frica ~~ Ww! fo. rere, ; vO b a imer ou. Neem At Pe) j S914A N Twenty- -third Texas Minerva. Pine. 94°93 Sinton street. Saturday, m.. Thomas ef John Coale f om residen : COAL E -E n tered intc * 9119 N. Twelfth. ans” }” illips. 9 19°24 CHURCH NOTICES Dec. CHRIST COMING ; AG AIN? how and why. bv Haze! Borusky Marvin Church. Is Mabiewood to Calvary When Service 7% Sidnev. >. m 2 O24. at 7:45 dear Siet er of Sarah ‘end our dear aunt | on Tuesday. Dec. 2. family residence, 451] ue. Interment | DELLBRINGGF.— Asleen in Jesus. day, Nov. 28, at 4:45 ipringge ‘nee Waelke ’ . Dp ™. Num at 2 CEMETERIES anchester. “ve Mruteau. ~ulsiana. Del Gold BURT A! “T4wm 4 rie RMITS. ota- “ aehingtorn. n-leaw end aunt, Dec. 1, at Bros.’ chapel St. John’s Qe Monday, n.. from Ziegenhein Cherokee street. to Church, thence to New tery. DIL iL ON —Fm tered at 2:30 c us OAK GROVE “The Cemetery Unusual” PERPETUAL CHARTER z. oe Ren a PEKPETUAL CARE into 2 Pak” «. o 11:30 a 41 9"? ~ ; prother of in-law on, dear brother- vear res! idence es ig \R°4 East Virginia. Pri were ur dear rt iu in his seventieth Telephone: Olive 8331 —_— UNDERTAKERS GERAGHTY TNDERTARER. 48°) EASTON AV. meses Chapel Free. Phone Delmar 763 | et PEETZ (i NE 9 F 0} TERAL PARTLOR FELKER—Fn tered into reat N3025 LAFAY ETTE AV. - 1924 K f No charge for the most beautiful orn (nee Ricks), parlors in the city. sd and our dear 962 4A Franklin. DYER — Fintere: “AQ 4007A Vest. 3407 Wroming. mother of Dver). James. Iver mother-in- 06 vears fan our aged from lily road and Ida avenue, St, Louis County, | Monday. Dec. 1]. at 3 Dd. m., | drew’s Church, thence-.to Mt 14 é : sail 6109 Waener. law, grand S251 Delmar. 53>} Delmar. eer. 9 20. 79 Clemens. 5. 672 Beenet 71 O31 4 Frank)in. 45 »38A Garfield. "R56 Olive 3216 Faston. 229 S_ Jefferson 1124A S. Boyle . _o Olive m., aon. ’ ce, 53 ®. Jones. 63 m O'Toole 64 mother nd A on Tuemay a ' Funeéera! on ia Dec. 2. at2p.m., Divorces Granted. | - ie iiss See, eras ae 3710 | levard. Jnterment Cemetery ite) la Ortigier from Edward Ortigier; bou llefontair ion of maiden name of Ledbetter; Bellefontaine ; PROERLIC H-— Entered ov Ih. 1924 gusta Fr oeh DEATHS into rest. Gallagher from Lawrence Gealila- | oration of maiden name of Gan- ignities. ® Glassey from Thomas Glassey; cus- et child with an allowance for : ; indignities Gillespie from William Gillespie; de- be ii ved Blifs'er of lubesing chard Bister-in v-eighth vear 7 iJ | AHEARN—Entered into rest, suddenly, Thursday. Nov. 27. 1924. et 10: 30 a. 1... at his residence O82) Morgan street. Rob- ‘Clara Kaeanke, ert Ahearn, beloved ron of the late Robert Herman Albert and Elizabeth Ahearn. dear brother of |aunr in her forty Kate Ahearn and the late Mary and Rich-| funeral Mondes rd Ahearn. ‘i from iIitnane Bros. fyneral law : Indignities Kimme! from Robert Kimme!; Paddock m of maiden White from Madelyn White children; indignities. from Roland ; Custody or child: indignities. Bicker from Belvia sy ‘ker ; from George Paddock, | name of Kelly; in- cus- | Mc- | Thursday, Nov. Clarence Genn rest, Marie tn- avenue, 0! 'terment New St day. Nov. 28, 1924. at 12°30 p Graff. Gear mother of Virginie C Mary Clark Mehnen,. Gear -eister y. Nov. 830. at 2 Hermann & Son‘s chape), Florissant avenues. n Valha! la Cemetery. GRIFFIX -~E tered A into reat foi of m Degecased was a member Washi ngton Ladgre we 9 A F Orienta! Chapter No. 78. R. A Couneil No. 1. R. a: nd |8. M ‘ rmandery No o. 16. K : Athembra , Moolah 7 and Tem} . 2 and 8 p. m. . CHURCH pwunesGar, S ». tm.: | 8302 Park Mrs LEND A-HANTD A 7 B30) tf rr MondeYy, A Jai, 3816 N “Oth. icR9 ) Belle J services Thursday. Waters. (c8®) MISSION—Serv- ” Mrs Johanson) ioved wife and Gear stafaon "ran im leontina Guetafeon ‘nee 1626 Texas ave! be ate Karl J yustafsaon of Ernest and Osear Gu dear mother-in-: ana ~r reverent i-é Funera! from Peetz funeral avenue. interment ne ov. ber iAl, TEMPLE. 4100. West a Sundays. Fridays, ord. rector Sunday. & p. m Marie La Barre. at P 3925 naa \a fa Cen home. in Val Tuesd OUe 4 “ from Math. ermiann* & Sons chat e Anmonggs 18 ; 710 Sertin Grand boulevard. Mon- friends invited Deces sed rt , ; r lease copy Worth (Tex papers Pp ps 1924. at 6:30 p. m.., Arndt (nee Stemler). mother of | } from residence. great-grandmother, aged 76 years reported in St. Louis last |p. m.. to Independent Evangelical Protes- lwas a member of the iad lies id Society ‘#8 disease, 20 of pneumonia, | : AUSTIN—On Saturday, Nor. 29. 1924, at! reulosis. There were four | ®°O17 Allen avenue. daughter of Hanneh | aunt ites es ll appear iaier "24 at residence om > . ‘ 40 p.* mm. wife of Joseph Ax, Gearly beloved dear grandmother and dear new ee in-law, to St. Blizabeth’e Church No - 39°04. at 10:10 a. m.. Adam dear gon of Lorenz and Marie Rackoft dear brother-in-law and uncle, in his _# Dec. et &:30 a. m and West Fliorissant avenue i New Picwer Cemetery : — at &:30 a. m., to St. Bridget’s ) Interment in Calvary Cemetery. | of German Beneficial Union | GANN—tSuddenly on ARNDT—Entered into Friday. Nov. | Sortin : a AE _* , - iimg #80n OL Wiarence an 28. 1924. at 7 Marearetha oem tiene). ane Charies. George. L. J i@onard — our dear mother-in-law, grandmother a Monday. Dee. 1. at 3 v. m . 212 Deatha. yr. ee, 2. OF 5 8 — _ me ind 212 | Funeral from the Leidner chape) Marcu ry Were 293 ‘births an “+ 'st. Louis avenue, Monday. Dec. 1. at tant Church, Fair and Margeretta avenues, | Thirty-eight persons died of ithence to St. Peters Cemet ery Deceased ae maart troubie, . lof the Independent Evange! ical Protestant | Church. (c7) | 14 of cerébral BpO- | 4 hd f nd 1:30 m.. Elizabeth Austin (nee Ham- aes Brterial towels © | Bo). "Gearly beloved wife of Arthur Austin t | Rambo of Paris, 11)., dear sister of Harry three homicides and elgh | Bamibe of Paris. Til. Gerr Wand our aan? tal deaths. notice of funeral wi AX—Entered initio rest, Saturday, Nov. "1°S5 Cieveiand East St. lauis, at 1° , inee Witze!), Geariy beloved mother of Ele W heatley.. Joseph and Hubert Ax, Gear aister of Mrs. J .H. Keller, and our a. the age of wo? years 11 months and 23 from residence, Tuesday. Dec. y a thence to the ‘Holv Cross Cemetery. BACKOFF—FEntered into rest, Thursday, ed Backot?. “husband of the late Lottie Back- ¢ Parker) =, tone Seipert). dear brother of Frieda and Louis Backoff and (ida Pickart a thirty-third year. Funeral from the family residence. 808 | Boy le — on Monday. ay. ; & Rernard’s el Mabe! Setesunent 7, Cemetery. (c7) Heesse. da ughter Nov. 28. at 10:15 a. m.., beloved wife of Larenz J mother of Kethryne Haesse!, Mr. anéd Mrs. Rolf and sister of Mrs. Carson Funera! from Lapton's chapel, Olive street, to Memortal at 3:15 p. m -En tered into rest, Saturday eameere Hal in he Tri Mary F%ersos ate Thomas Lester ai (rawford Pierson — ric , = tie Waroner Tuesday. Dec. ion privare. ; : a oP , ides . y and cemetery ha Pesala | M—Entered into rest at residence. m. F. Rutledge 4035 Blaine avenue, Saturday. Nov. 79. , Tu 1924. Lora_B er, beloved wife of Noel, NISTIC——-Fiower services ee = Raker, dear mother of Jorce Odell. dear po omg er of J. H. Tucker, dear sister Jeasie Tucker, Mrs. Louetta Wiiliams, Mrs | Eula Sheffield Mrs. Naoma Byassee. : Remains will be shipped to Ric hrmond4. Mo.. for mterment. Cc). i~ | BAKER- Entered Saturtay. | Nor. 29. 19°24 widow jof Alexander H. Baker. # ANG Tuertiay, 2 . + 8pm. 1903 Scleur es BR. ™., 14th and Benton. oe rest, Baker. into Filla \ ., lD\ HURC a — alg a agg 30 VW edness. ' Rervices _o Ww oeeeer eu. ij imar. All welcome. 'Ollve street enday. Dec Soll.” =o icO9) Interment in Bellefontaine Cemetery, chapne! at 10 a "” ~. Helen and | | Col- |} nele of | | Martin and Anna; |) Loretta and Les Minnie Interment tn (od) BIRCKHEAD—-Pntered into rest Saturday at 4:30 p. m., B. Frank of Dorothea dear father of Larkin, and in his eixty-sixth (cl) Saturday beloved —_ of George A. Boyer’ Jr. and Emma Boy- 3 yvears. Belle- rest suddeniy, Henry Mary and our dear Claxton Friday, H os- Frank Bueck- au uric e. and er and. 534 TAuis dep. rted 29, 1924, brother, and PD ™m., North Park Ceme- ( Sat- m., wi dear daughter of Mar- ‘unniff. and our &:30 a. m. Calvary (cl) Wi! Mone liam end Joh n Cie- at 2 o'clock, ic) N Pierce-and Bessie ' at 360868 Common wea!th Cemetery. 12th and | Ban SON—Drtered int o rest on Saturday Lydia bers inee DP. m.. Margaretta Bellefontaine Cemeterv on Frt- vay 2 Lutheran _eme- rest on Friday. Michae eloved father of Martin Mrs John. aiso mother of Frank mot residence Telegraph | eme- on Saturday Caroline | ife of George mother- Friday. Mmma Au- | wiie daughter of Ber- and Louis and m., Fair af (arn 3 years, 11 months and |. 41°24A Blaine In- ifr, GRAFF-CLARKK—Entered into rest on Fri- m., Jane lark al ™.. Fair Aecaion (Com ferettc to? GUSTAFSON—On Friday, Nov. 28, 1924. vette etery »| HAFSSEL—Entered into rest on Friday Haesse!. an see! {cl) |ANSWERS TO QUERIES rm.. ed sincerity when accompanied The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query, Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- cannot be by stamped addressed envelope. READER.—A morganatic mar- Tiage is the marriage of a person |of high rank to a person of infe- | rior rank who does not take the higher title. BUSRIDER. According to “Webster,” the plural of bus is ‘given both as, “busses’’ and —. the latter being colloq- uial. SUBSCRIBER.—The ink eradi- ( cator which can be purchased at the drug shops will in all prob- ability remove the spots. Follow | directions closely. A READER. — In planning for anniversaries there are many and unique ways in which they may be carried out. Everything that mecompanies the anniversary be- ing celebrated should bs used. Al- Ways use a decided color and try to carry out the color scheme in L- the refreshments, the decorations and the costumes Wedding an- niversaries, follow: First year, cotton: second year, paper: third year, leather: fifth year, wooden; to seventh vear, woolen: tenth year, tin: twelfth year, linen; fifteenth vear: crystal: twentieth year, sil- ver: thirtieth year, pearl; fortieth vear, ruby: fiftieth year, golden, | and seventy-fifth vear, diamond. I. V.—FTorence Nightingale, who | has heen called “The Ange! of the Battlefield,” was born of wealthy | Finglish parents in-Flerence, Italy, May 12, 1820 Her attention was early directed to the condition of of ” ~ Jo- rT) (cr) be- c) fe on THANK YOU. — You can see & marriage license at the Marriage | License office at the city hall. READER P.-D. — Repeat your question, sending stamped, ad- dressed envelope he reply. 7.—You can be remarried in the church if the priest is willing to OV. do The bride can wear what- Ww ever she likes. Another license would not be necessary. J B. TY—You can colject the money due you from the deceased | person by proving up your ¢! laim in the Probate Court. Consult a lawyer. IRA—(1) Medicine can be ad- | ministered by anyone, a rule. Only a licensed physician can pre- | scribe it. however. (2) The injured 'person could sue the employer for damages (3) He should employ an Illinots lawyer. T S—(1) A married man Tiving V i¢ i Ls of p hie wife whose income is less | ‘of his children would share equal- not make any tax return. (2) be no prosecution for ' ake returns in pre- ' ars! when the income was jess than this amount. A married man with three dependent children would have a Federal income tax exemption of $3790 and a State in- come tax exemption of $2600 $2000 need income if | j ; | i ’ | ‘millions as ‘tion can be had by consulting the ithe little churchyard. LEGAL INFORMATION. (By a Member of the St. Louts Bar Assoctatton.) | tin Jl] | Clerk, | yer regarding it. ‘ ! | one-fifth. ; | death, hecome sole owner of it, hospitals: she traveled extensively | on the Continent to study such in- | stitutions, and entered upon 48 course of training in nursing with | the Sisters of Saint Vincent de! Paul in Paris and at the Kaiser- | werth institution on the Rhine, | When the Crimean war broke out in 1854, she organized a nursing | department at Scutari, and by her | untiring energy and extraordinary ability in alleviating the suffering of the sick and wounded acquired a world-wide reputation. At the close of the war she gave a testi- monial fund of 560,000 pounds to the founding of the Nightingale Home at Saint Thomas Hospital for the training of nurses. During the American Civil War and the Franco-Prussian war she was | often consulted on questions con- cerning camp hospitals. She died at ‘the age of 90, on pl 13, 1910, and was buried in the churchyard at East Willow, near her old home at Embley Park, England. England would have buried her among the kings at Westminster Abbey, but before her death she asked that she be laid to rest in Four vears | after the death of Florence Night- ingale, the World war broke out. To her we owe the efficient and sanitary methods of the American Red Cross, which saved lives of “the greatest mother in the world.” Further informa- Public late encyclopedias at the Library. CHARLES. — It fs now usually held (and written pledges usually ro provide) that the promise of a donation is in consideration of other similar promises by other donors, and in that case it is valid and binding. LAY SAFF.—It !s not against the law to hunt with a $0-%9 caii- ber rifle in Missouri and as far 13 we know it is not against the | inois. Write to the East St. Louis, IIL, pamphlet containing the hunting laws. N. M.—As your father was natu- ralized under his true name, and as your citizenship depends on his naturalization, it would be advis- able for vou to have the Circuit Court change your name in order that the change may De a matter of public record. Consult a law- I!lincis GERTRUDE.—If your husband | Gied leavine no will, ~ou and eaci his estate, that is, if he left children you would receive If there was real es- tate owned by you and your hus- | band jointly, however, then on nig | without a will, you could | and the | receive any | ly in four children would not ‘share of it. MEDICAL QUESTIONS. Health and sanitation questions of public interest only toil! be con- sidered. Diagnoses or treatment of individual cases will not be given. ‘“ONSTANT READER. — The to vour questions is “no. IRENE.—We do not think is any such person as men- tioned in your letter. WORRIED. — The chances of @ rupture curing itself are very re- mote. An operation will be needed for a cure ii J.C—aA “sinus troubre” 'flammation of a sinus, a recess . ‘cavity or hollow space. What will be needed for cure depends upon ‘i the location and condition present. 4 ( answer MRS there her on {| i} is an in- | i feel INTERESTED MOTHER. — We sure the child would not be accepted at the Shriners Hospital. The City Sanitarium would admit ‘the child and it could also secure |orthopedic service there. ’ ifor the iweight of washed su JOHN J. D—Try the following condition: a parts by phur, cream of tartar, powdered esugar. Mix |thoroughly. Take one to two tea- 'spoonfuls stirred into a glass vf water, to be drunk before break- fast. DEATHS ie HASENMUELLER y Saturday, Nov. — 1¥2 at 30 p. m.. Julla Hasen- beloved wife of mue te r rol ‘ ‘ampbe! ' Albert J. Hasenmueller. dear Gaughter of . sister of | Stept an and Catherine Campbell; Stephan. John and Leonard Campbell! ereth ‘Mrs. Martin Mever. in her twenty-:ut/ year Funeral Minnesota Ss 30 - in } ' fermmily residence. Wednesday. Dec : SS. Mary and Joseph's from avenue, ee to and , (c) | iLL Entered into rest on Friday. Nov |” 28, 1924. at 5 p. m., Charlies F. Hill son of Frank and Susie Hi (nee 1) and brother of Pau! Huh. ne will be taken from family 7d °4 North Broadway. : "oe 12-30 2.- MR. to Union Interment at Elsberry, Mo. —~Entered into rest on Friday. Nov at 4 a. m.. Sanmvel Louis loved son of (lara Jones ‘nee Morris). deer »rother of Robert and Thomas Jones ane our dear id uncie, a ye ears. © ee inera! frome Ry lLeidner chapel. 2223 Louis avenue, Sunday, Nov. 30. at 2:45 to Bellefontaine Cemetery. |>e- ‘ ¢ a member of Scandia Lodge, I ‘ ‘yy, kh... OT 4 ci ’ _Entered into rest on Thursday. Nov, 7. 1924 a 4 30 D .. Marv ’ Tort) beloved wife of the late . ‘ motber of Mamie Kay ; dear grandmoiher (leotha Gerritzen sister-in-law, Des. 1. hape: Heart resi- Station of and : Monday. the -Le ner i neld "bsonner and ‘Mr &. i daughter of Mrs. Annie Becker, (eorge and William Harmen, Fred. and aware Becker Funeral from family residence. 4719 Maffitt ove: ue on Monday afterncon, I o clock. Interment in &t. Fee at ~ , svc Peter s Semet ery KLEIMEIER — Friday at Peg'- on 1° at 6510 war ® a’ K te: meier ~ ife Ww © toi sister of In Jesus on 1°:45 ov. m enue Ms ry a ™ * ie ee) mother rn? eime.er., and Mre Ed anu ou gran aenotinee in ber @eventy- thir Sundar. Nov. 30. at Geo. lL. Pleitech chapel. 5946 avenue. to Grace Evangelical Luth- ‘burch, Wellston. thence to Valhalla 3D. mm ic of | NECHT—Entere@ mto rest, Friday. Nov. Belie 4449 Park Monday. ic7) Nov ber ‘ther of Laesier anc (‘ra wford jate Edwar ward and Alfred Knecht. aster. George Knecht. Mra. Stel Knecht. Mrs. Clara Deuech. the late Emma Knecht. dear mother-in law and grandmother, tn her vear. 7 eral from (Crtegehauser’s chapel, 4104 Manchester av. Sunday. Nov. 30 at 1:30 pv. m.. to St. Peter's Evangelica’ Latheran Church. Interment St. Petz) rm Cemetery. ) M nda ri = ey De | tilda and Adele Koe brother-in-iaw | / KOCH— (C) | } ’ } ' | | Henry Kraeger and Marvy Sickel | ger DEATHS KNIDISCHEK— Entered into rest on Fri- y. Nov. 28, 1924 at 11:4 Chicago, I!).. Amna Knoidischek. mother of Elsie Wesseling ‘nee Knidis- chek), dear gran@mother of Mrs. P. cy and ninety Funera! our dear great-grandmother, -~fourth year. Monday, from residence of her A. H. Janssen, 4646 Kennerly avenue Holy Grost Church. nterment in Bellefon- taine Cemetery. *unera! private. Entered into rest, 29 1924. at 11:05 a. m.. Mathilda Koch (nee Horneyer), wite of the iate Daniel Kor h, dear be loved mother of Wi liam D., Charles L Otto Ma. Dec. 1. at 8:30 a. m., randdaughter, Saturday. Nov. ! of Birs 7 ae nen Ree wh ea and grandmother, in her seventy-fifth year. Funeral] from family residence, 4563 Gibson avenue. Tuesday. Dec. 2, at 1:30 Do. mi. Interment Bethania Cemetery. Chicago (I!l) papers please copy) KRABRGER-—Entered into rest on day. Nov. 28. 1924. at 6:50 Christopher Kraeger. 4044 North Street, beloved brother of Margaret (nee Krae- fifth Ilda Schroeder. and our Gear uncie, in hls sixty- | year Son chapel. i nue mother-in- | Harry | Paul'e Cemeterr w | bret Der’, seventieth | Koch's ) | from residence. after 4 Dp. ™m . Rov. 30 Funeral! Tuesday, lec 3D. mM from Math. Hermann & Farah and West Florissant — hriedens (Cemetery. UsS—Entered into rest on Friday Nev. "8 10°94 at 3:20 pvp. m.. William M. Kraus. beloved husband of Anne Kr aus (nee Pollack’. and ovr dear brother Dbrother-in- law. son-in-law. uncle and nephew. at the age of s veare : - °"630 oy Hemains will lie tn etate KRA Gebken's Monda De: ~A (“emetery 29, 182 . at ar beloved husband inee Hex ker) Gear Theresa Swalier. inee K uppertz). father. father-in-law, grandfather, arent grandfather, brother brother-in-law and uncie. In his seventy-seventh year. Funeral Monday. Dec. et 2p. m.. from the farily resis dence. 71725 Virginia avenue Bon! fg Church, thence to Park n Cermete York +5 rid paper pleage copy fc) Entered tnte rest on Friday. Nov 12 noon. Stephen Lipta beloved hust and of Atna cr ea’ er c\? Mre Stephen. «, Anna Braun, Hennrich Helen. (,eorT Ke. Bernice Liptal. our @ear Funeral from (Jravols avenue TY T¢ renew ~T BULPrrEe ~ lg day, Nov. ik ip periz tina Kuppertz huppertz Mary Hoelzer c ha pe ] j M Ente Mas y Sahaida. Mrs Pauline Rose. Oliver anc father-in-law. «grandfather and wurmcie. Funeral Monday, Dec. 1. at 8:30 a. m.. 1°18 Sidney street. to Hoy thence to SS. Peter and ic7) Entered itnic rest. Friday. Norv. £8. Try at 1 D. berr. deariy beloved hueta here inee "Rotter. Geariy beloved John Lonebere. our dear a. .%, brother-in-law end uncie. eged 65 Mendayr at 7:45 a ™. reome, 3414 Korth Four eenth atreet Holw Crees Cherch, thetoce to Calvary Cemetery telativee and friende invited Decenees was a member of Men's Bodality and C. K. oPA.. Branch 703..ic7) Trinity Church. ,eare Funeta! funera! frem to | | @ighty-seventh | MERRIFIELD—On Friday, Nov. 28, 1924 a. m. ae Orleans and Chicago papers ene } || dear esister-in ifrom Ziegenhien Bros.’ | kee street. i! | MORAN—Fntered | | Schneider, || mother, at the age of 78 years || Vania avenue, Tuesday. Dec. || MURPHY—Pntered \loved husband of Lucy |MURRAY— || Murray | Mrs. || Theodosia, on m.. || in Calvary Cemetery. (c ‘man Nolte. beloved husband of | Nolte (and Laura, } Mre D William | of G, ‘and our dear brother- tn-law and uncie J. Tra- | Gertrude Weaseling. Mre. A. H. Janssen | in ber | Mra. | to | m. | pand of Edith |dear brother. RITTER -_Entered into rest, |; in- second year prother-in-la® , o* Murray Frank C. O Mallev. Mre ton. Michael. Ami. Marguerite. C Nortne and Andrew Murray. and our sister. grandmother and mother-! in- Funeral from family resilience, 5852A Tuesday, Dec. et 8:30 a. Edward's Ohurch., Funeral from residence. Ral he 8:30 a. Nov. 29. Notice of Nov Michae! > wwe to BSt. | NOLTE—Entered inte rest, on Saturtar, Nov. 1924. at Ill: a. m.. Her- Livzie (nee Jasper). dear father of Harry and the late Edgar Nolte and Gear father-in-law, grandfather and d 71 ears. : 4 2109 Madison eral from home, Tuesday. ae 2. at 2 p. m., to ae ‘ 2K. 1924. at Peter's Cemete ORDW ELN— ae Friday. Nov. Cleveland. O.. Conrad C, Ordwein, be- loved husband of Helen Ordwein and dear son of Katherine Ordwein and brother of William. Charlies and Edward Ordwein, rs E. E. McComb and Mre. H. A. Bos- oe Runday. Nov. 30. from the residence of his sister. Mrs. Boschert. 1053 Hampton avenue. ment at St Peter's Cemetery. (c7) OST—On Thursday. Nov. 1924. at °-15 p. m., Barbara Ost (nee Pfirmann). of 3232A South Dakota avenue. beloved widow of Louis Ost and dear mother of Mrs. Johanna Wachter, Mra. Carrie Knopf, Emma Helmer ch. Mrs. — lie Bohley (nee Ost), George alentine Ost and the late Henrvy end Edward Ost and our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, great- grandmother and aunt, eaged.90 years 6 months and *4 4ays eral from the Schumacher funeral m013 Meramec street. Sunday. Novy. om. to Old St. Marcus’ Ceme . was «4 Ma). = Circle No, 8. Ladies A. R.. and Ladies Aid of St. Mat- thew's Bvange! ical Chure Quincy (Il) papers please copy. {c7) PFEIFER— Sntaed into rest on Saturday. Nov. 29. 1924, Bruno M. Pfetfer, be- loved son of Mrs. Ida Nage!, Gear brother of Arthur, George and William ee n yA our eat 2 pvp. m.. H. A. Inter- no Ai t«s ort ht h yea aie ah Py from remdones, 8339 Lemp eve nue. Monday. Dec. 1, at 2 p. m., thence to New S8t. arcus Cemetery. ie) ( Wilimina Rutherford Price, '-- Moved wite of of Wiliam H. Price, on Nov. 1924, {c REESE — ntered Thr irsday. ; o'clock a. beloved hus- (nee Johnson). our Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly’s par- lors. Twenty-first and Wash mpeete on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 80, at 2 o clock Interment tn St. Matthews Gemnetery, RFE. IN HARDT—m ‘Tuesday Nov. 19274. at 10:30 p. m.. at the St. Al Freon a Bertha Gebhardt Reinhardt her elehty-third year. formerly of Sheridan avenue Buried Jn St Nov oR > 4) mT Keese Friday. Nov. oR 30924 at 10:10 p. m John Ritter beloved husband of the late An na Ritter (nee Za‘ narias). dear father of Musanne Retter end Anna Pleez (nee R tter). dear father- iw of Peter ¥ ieez. our (ear brot - in- his sixty- anc uncle Dec. 1. at #:30 a from residence, 6521 Parkwood pla Our Lady of ene Church. 2S Peter & Pau Cemetery and friends in‘ vited to attend. ROHLFING—On Thursday, Nov. Oharies Rohlfing of brot ber v Mr Roh fing Mrs (nee Frank). and "lr eo! F — and in-law and uncie, liuls a eaeinas in-law Funera! Monéay in the Schumacher funeral! Meramec etreet. Monday. Ler to New St. Marcus’ Ceme- was a member of United ates Tile and Composition Rooters, Damp Water Proof Workers’ Astociation. Lz- e No {e7) SATTER. -—Entered into rest on Friday. 1924. at 640 p.m. Maggie IL. heloved sister of Charlee F.. and Adeline Allen (nee Bat- dear sister-in-law and aunt in tt@er Dec. 1 L>rehr nan ~ _ 7 > boulevard. to Va! halla Come SCHMITT—On Thuredsy. Nov 27. 1924 > mm. Joeeph H . Donnellys parlors bor ievard until Bundary. Nov from ee ee latr : - on Monday mornin c . oe J0 = ey to ae” Sarbare’s Church. ment in Calvary Cemetery. SCHULTZ—0On Friday. Nov. 28, 1924. anna Schultz. beloved mother of Sister Clara of St. J h'e Order. the Rev. Wil- jam A. Schultz M:Mre. B Wittmever, Mre George Weber. Jobn P. Nikolas ané4 Jacob Schults and our gear grandmother and great-cranémother in her nsinetr-se- ond year Funeral Mondéar GCuartian Ange! 1978 Marion si reet Church. Interment from in SS. Peter and Pauls ' Cemetery Bellieviiie an } papers pease COoDy. ic7) her feloved husband of Elia | * THOMAS—Fntered 3025 Lafavette | | Park (iam C. Church, | (cel) | Anne | C ami dear mother of | er ee Gravois avenue. Tuesday. HW ENK—Entered into cones 3892A Windsor place, on Thurs- . Nov. 27. 1924. at 50 po. m.. Minnie) | S Ae inee Wieland). widow of Charies | Schwenk, beloved moether of Edward C., Charles W. and Al. Schwenk and dear sister of Mrs Peter Schaffnit. | Funeral Sunday. Nov. 30. at from the residence of her son. * BF we Schwenk 4414 Farlin avenue, to &t. Peter's Cemetery fc) sc | Ga reai- ’ CARD OF THANKS We, w! tah to extend ovr sincere to our relatives and friends for we kind- ness and sympathy shown wus bereaverment in the William Robert. E. EF. Leibner for words. also Mr. Gebken. @ er. the palibearers, for thelr assistance: elee | cousins, Dorothy and Alby. for their serv- hie kind end consol ndertak joes rendered. also for the many beseutiful SELZER—Entered into rest on Friday, at ner’. mother Mamie Pappert. Mrs. Amelia Myers inee Selzer), Anton Ll Jr., \Frank E. and Irma Selzer. dear simer of | John Mesamer and our dear mother-in-law. | grandmother and eunt. in her sixty-fourth Funday. Nov. 30. at 2 residence, 43186 Arsenal street. | STAUB— atoved into rest Saturday, - Tov. Fone you are ust Badly missed oe your ‘oving are | ~ ALBERT A. RITTER, In loving memory rot P on bear Bchmiftt, away Nov. Just one year ago you left How we miss you, note @ear. You are gone but not forgotten Py the ones whe 1 you here. BSadiy ey by "Ee . Us KAM R. AND WTF. In loving memory of our éear eon and brother, Geresee Arneid. who peesed away Nov. 2 +) 'We place the flowers op hig grave, | Will and great- | | this life twe years ago, 2623 | De- | pe SA he 5 | and | hus. | ' Nov. CORSON end ™ Days of sadness often come ded ne. in | my | f‘romin for relatives and the 4 ¢ our sincere thanks te. wife and ' BEREAVED FAMILT. to They wither and decay. Rut ovr love for him whe weer beneath never fade away. Sadly missed by those whe lived hia. In Joving memory of ow brother. Albert von —s Dearest Albert. bow we + * a. Since that day you left us ane You are sadiy missed br But we mise you most of all. Sadiy missed by: ote ae AND SISTER. beloved oe of pur os . whe 1+ > i this Life two a, ago The flowers we tai4 upen your greve Will wither and decay, Rad Bc tm. No eyes can see use weep Whlle our dear ~ ew Bediy missed by in-law and all who | ove In loving mem wand | band and our dear “father, fat _ grandfather. Georg our relatives and | rted this life. Nov. 30. ry fader Loving hearts shall aiware linger Around the stave where you are laid. Badiy missed J WIFE AND pth cr fe) In leving memory ry of | Martin C ne. who FR go Tears (n slience Love shall always keep you ene os Though you left ome year age. Never shall you be yy ~~ ~ the Never from our m@ Our loving hearts Will always Around the grave where Badly missed by Leas ee mete, In loving ge Wieners. 1918 Love shall eiways keep Theugh you ieft Ana pever etimii Never frem our Leving hearte ghall niwaye ssameg Te: grave j ay . Sediy missed by rv a AMAN HUGO (oe In lovine memery of our dear wife rather Martha M, Dieterich, no yeeros thie life twe veare ego Nev. ’ : Ged's golden sun im Upon our mother’s 4 The one we ioved ao early. And trie? eo ~ ey te ” And when we iscet our a mJ We lost our dearest pal We iove vou @e¢d we miss red And forever ehall. ‘rows - eee Secdivy whee . HU SBAND AND DAvOETEE In leet tot ‘wae ae . of ™Y ay =~ Helier Roexh whe departed 1923 fo reset in "in, hen ers Your face tn The day when we thal Our beerte are ioe yen wit ae Pear gE | ee = tee ey ‘a oar LOVED
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BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT'G aT 4 win geG. te oreo ; rae es | -“ iy oe — on ADOPTION ! . — ae abe vee : ; $ Si : 7 > - - _ - - | ~ - - > . ~~ = TT. rr Src ¥ m — ot - - — -~ Pa ve ’ enna EE — -—— - ~ - > — —— 7. - . — - 2 o - - adie and steed _ 7) 7 = 5 S - ll = ~ i . eo A - s 6 4 ~ i “i ~ > ~ L year: will « r : : . a ; ; - 2 More = 2 > - -” a a — ——— ~~ - > —a - oa ‘ wed on af ° 2 agg Sit io.” =~ ‘2 - - ~ he - 7 ’ 7 1th ™ r = z ~ ~ i “pe et a” . _ oa = - , ' z . -_ . mani en i ee cat , . = = a BIDS WANTED = > x Sun , -| TRCH % Sing. al werk a: ortans Stl ndei 8834R . | ied: Apes —is x THEATR ie _ » — _ - ~ = = = —+ ’ a a en - - Pm = = - . Cw TT — ms a . fe . . 7 ~- -- be a = ~ - — : . od > ~ “ —— a "A wtil > received Dr tne Soarc - . > nen ee eee eomennenanneesie ~~ a sitimprseneeniniininniaesittl . ~~; . . ne, “ 2 beet ake @87 ~ . - =" . 7 . 7 o —- > “ » ’ - = = Zz - a pn . 2 - e q Public Service ¢ 2 ‘ = es i “ z z Ines js SR ED Deceseber @. 1974 ‘for wicenine Delmar fo: ex Quys Cent! 3 CARPENTERS & BUILDERS . > . . , ; a , Qe cms ee ee nn oe ' ; . - : -_ -_ , - _ nash , © * Oo. a poe. = = > . ~ as > = ” " ~ 4 ? . as On - £622", 28 se a 4 , -* ~ = — .. - -~* =e . _ ™ , : ~ —~ so = — — - Pome os es oe = ee . — . - - = = rvct & A. 3 =a es ~ r> 7a. = az 2a ‘ore - i MF 4.°%54 » = - — . : ' : . 7 - - } - : = = ~ a P= ns ~ * @ =—.# - . : — in oe > —. ~m 7 nes — = a SS “a 2 : - ~ —-& - = - , Broat war co * 5." ee = — : ~~ - —- a —-— err - — bod specifica ora, ds heme of econ tract - : 5 cae 448 or . . ae " re ie, {= oe ae — ie - — — ——- e . eo : * ~ - - o2 = = - = - e 2.32 ved haa $$$ “a . ere oC” e tinfec™malwer mn 2S BSC Oi =e - e = "ean a a — > P a - = Jd SRO So > s ou® _ i a ~ a oi ee ~~ . J Pa a — = - on : - . 2 : & - me Lior ae “toe, = es’ ™ — - - os - 7 “- = as ——— _ 2 > : . : 4 P —— on ox Ra? “ > a _ ~ - P Z = ~ - s ™ 47 = ~ ~ a ; - = “aS ~—- + gr et se _ = F ee at + ‘ ~ —— "cc e . ~ ' ~ a - 3 - = — ~ 4 = - ce pean - - ne aa a r - _ - 2 = my = Sis ~ : we a 2 - s - * ih ae > — ~ > —_— ra oy = - ™ - - ‘ % oo he _ ” . - ~ bo - = SEALED PROPOSALS ’ renairing= aj general car ‘ : - ee - my . = on — — — — — —_ - —— ee - —_ = ¢ . : = ~ sa z ‘ ~ é ~ — o- . * . - — ‘ — i 3 4 > —~et a = — * ba “a " ae - a — 64. — _ . - spanned , . - _— — ~ _ ae . 4 = , Se 2 « —o_ 2? e- 4 ; : ‘ _ - - : ~ . = = . . ‘ tt tone wml S | ? t@ Se eg Le Se ra ae PROFESSIONAL) 3s ee Se as — RPENTER—General_centracter. alter 555 ny a3 ——— ADJUSTMENTS 2 . =e nest 9101 porches, garages tf ant vepeire ning wa O work Suara 2 an COLLECTIONS - : : P 3 a alae ' he 4¢ 7 — . _ : . ; + Siete — « rt Solberg ough ea wget Asai Ls a “6 7.3 > Spe MSR NN RBS cit Te " 4 ae . 2 if: rr eS mh hmh|!. 6mLhLCL Oe 1. 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“hr, = _ Grand ‘osm B AK b " sit . =R. St Lau! $s pr eferred second hy LER—SNij: —* ‘7 bre a Fie ton ANH ER > i? re ‘Bba te h. + mes, ~ ’ : 1if &te * POSition - hool aad “x ton, —— i on Pp ‘Y Work: cag A -eXander bors: wish w ‘CT Mee. Wants ret od. Mo. a ‘erences > jiround: or. re ve Tit tom, work; : * Grand 29 RK wis . reor “ nt 304] Ww. perienced = re Palred: Woods. Ja niter — Ung cole anvthing reliatieg 1-249, p Szne aa in nit ir work. eas" ‘he . Married, references? Vie " sae voung’ 9 xperience, 4 i, would 3 over privat Box H-245, lic h positioy wit 292 Post-Dim 2 . - “es r. ‘Buff, t in e and kind, voung mas kind: cam in any ise wirleg; O 410 P.-D, re ances ‘ ‘regal oT pat > vearw chal, 5 make Reasot : ha young we experienced. rade WORKER—SiIL.! ement en ' aS pa cker. ry% " A WN Af . hmat fir Ara hat > ears’ : DO Yo! irvett agencies 1B. Rox Jan j ~to wed wre : want? we i : Post ines PTeCUIP He NY \ - : os carry nect BR 7 oe | 4 MA N—-—Sit.; ff} r nr fact Post-Dispatch idle Rex O-l want 7 ~ wor kK: Tea) ve i. ny ; w or} er: des +0 t- Post Dispaten. ” Peet. active. 20% Post-Diapatch, ait. bs married : ee riour wat es i H 83. married. drive machine, \u— Sif ~laee bread, cake a TI: - blew Tilmeo + Pox sass eee _ B® 700 MEN AND BOYS WANTED—Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? eR et — . BOYS | SITUATIONS—_WOMEN, GIRLS operator DRESSM AKE R >. Bomont axer of . > —37 Gesigner light house- weirs work P TD WANT i x-- — ret wr cays [aw Les K anmanien | 7 “Oh. red woman a , : F —— . ft re’ - ~ Mehwasher; relerence a YR —— ht renera he: experience apg Bomont 3190. a : H21GNER—* clothes for perience. . pisHw ASHE Washington. pRESESMAKER—* by day or tase home. AKE! t ~—jored: 17 years | Lat NI ~~ - 7 fT) t b » t 1€ ay city referer doling ot 3s : o1R. ’ quick. Bomont 1663R. @ay: clty references. . bie mont RESS—Sit CH i tored ge work references. Elnore Tuesday. Wednesday Bor _ x W ed! my Ess — Wats “experienced co) Romont morrn * Wedner RESS- Sit. ; ftret-c oo a , SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS ass 5 dave: best city references. B« sme 3 neat exper'er n“Trete far ™ = roe iG ' ‘ eatree position aos , a! hh . Post -i’ispatch. re, er ences. Bot nee ——— en ee GIRLS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | * — -— rr OO UNG Ft, Sir oe “~« er} ; ‘ ' 4 ni HELP WANTED) i ; ' : J j Ad Phone ive 66¢ L, recommenn went. USE P themeselt ca &@periai 1 Trade ege aas MEN, BOYS VIEN WAN — aan IGR ~ 4 F'rperiencec engra\er : - ~ rarin ten or . c , : : ‘ Fioer tow ehace FoOTK room rei application conf ’ T vat ee HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS viEN— aprearing ‘ . o AGENTS WANTED—MEN Mure "wa s AN every ena y sales . . Fz ef An , free SamMTp “8; ‘tere esa R Te 435 WN lark axe sa'ea make $50 aal v. * of . ne ever salers Desk a8 bie proftte eseary er he? OF . ’ ewark > sy #° woman 303 cart rin "ee a a mf . 3307 Gatiy gelling acci4 ry ae st 4Gernonstrate re Taconite awing- ent erevente: evrery iff per cent mre ial Levrelooment een few territories over eal &i ix. 1340 Broadway. “eT. Loris ™* SPAT "tT ] = ™ —— AGE NTS WA NTED_mEN ore’ ft Peot - er faundew Tablets. the nd pinta . goods under your ewn pri- et articles. food produce, es: tremendous profits; a iting to — the e ice Reg Foorntain The ony ene in th « olan furnieS misetons paid hens 4 ney back guar ‘ia seat ance, ] Make bie moner oes'line Medt- Thetter-Mefte’’ @hirte 4irect frum cur ‘oe wears ewer 1 090 000 ti fel wearers: eactiy soi4° ne expertence reo! red $150 weekly: territory sow being of w opdert::! oprert unit eatrtiie*? Rowe Madigeosn -M “ev New York _wTS._tieet oe ef i'ree apd ‘tohee a’ & @ - a . oe Ga 5A ate a. nA tap ‘)
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™ 7 v -* Y~ReER : 4 } WANTED > SUNDAY RR SEIS Raa a : “SER 38 ee nee er : loam day GR ee “es 700 MEN AND BO YS WAN TED—Is the position you seek adt ertised oa these cotm ah 4 ELP WTD—WOMEN, G RLS AGENTS ) OO cies ee - — wcesthatbccsten 152 ——————— ———SSSSSOoo—m—nr—_—0—0— oor ne ‘HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS 4 > Ww acme , G! w : x - — —=—=—= —= ocean cn acaba ial a LESMEN WANTED _ « SALESMENR WANTED _ ————_—_———__——__- a . ~ : —dieee 42 ' TED SALESMEN WANTED SA ——___—_——__ | =ss ar Ee Leas new hosiery. | BOOKKEEPER — agrao) : Li) apactmen:. 2 . 6 ) es i AGENTS WANTED—MEN Oe TES - ; enced a | : — ~* - - Pre 7 ~ ~~ — ~ a — _-— —e = ——s —e ~: ~~ ———— side P . ag = . - * - — e Fe - é 3 a ~ - ~ = — ~ € > - le * 4 4 rr" WO ' © ™~y > - . - - « ~ 7 * - * ~ _ = ican - ca - ~ - ; - = _ = cnatets = —_ - - . ° : « . - —- 2 - > ~ ™ ——— lhe ° - = . = ro? “ - > wos % es - - _ . . “ 2 - a - e ‘ - - _ ? e even a . = - ~ — ” - . ee j > : : - - . ee = . os : a . ™= ~ —— Sere . = i 7 - - > ee! —_— o Sa oe é~ ~ - - nm ‘a . —s = ™ ~ -— -_ _ _ - -* — : ¢ a £ ? _ - — - > » = - - =- . = - " ae =_ - = > : : - a ~ —- ” y- 7 4 = ss - “ — _ rr “+ od os ~- € . * ~ 4 > oe . 2 . , ; - = : : - ~ 3 - = =m - ~ — - as = = a ™ - > a oe > o-oo, ~ > : — > ~ ~ - ~ - ; - ~ ° 4 ~ — + ~ > -_—_ ¢ : - - ¥ 4 — ——————————— - ’ =~ ™~ rm “ —_—— : nen a —— ———— - “4% 7 : aa — a? . - 5 % : 4 yea " - am, " * sees me E y r 7 hs ‘ a” it -~_ in - e- ‘ ms aa " - ~ é “ = . _—_—TT.. ~~ A = na . siete wr r ' al = _ “a . - 7 - ed — a . ’ —_ — - ~ had ~- - ~ za = be - a " = - - - _ -_ — - “ - a = 3 - = * -— * e 7 - - 2 _— — - 7 — = ° a = ee . z -— . ~~ — ~ ~ - — = a — — = ~ ~ -_- sa = 7 n a - — - — “ ~ — ~ on = ~ - - 7 — ~ aw — ‘ a = ~ ~ - - > ~ “ - a a — ™ — a _ => —_ ~ a - > 7 - - « . = —- -_— — oe _ — — = a 4 os = ~ = ° al o - ~ - - ™ = - : a = on ~ . . — ~ & a ~ * © “ = = . - - —— _ —- -_ = - _ 7 = » > a 4 ~ - - hon ‘ o 2 : = ‘ = Te e ~~ =. % ‘ 7 a = A = _ 7 —s : , Zee + = - = . _ - ——— . : — ers. _ 4 r —_— -_ . ; - e aT? e ¥ a a ote 4) z - - “~e e * - ~ Ze — = — - rs 2 . - . x« 2 & g> - 7 ~ « - - > = x5 oh . e é 2 eras "li s ~~ a ' = — = " - s = . : = = " — : = - ~ - a « > - E .. . . 2 a . - = so & a ; . ‘ ’ ee * a IFOR SALE—WTD > aN eg Scbaeiiae ‘ ; rhs or ag 7 > ‘ , , ; =n weet, , = | ; . - 4 ¥ a ’ iF Al WS We " . & } é = ‘ or on = " - ~ “s — Poe r 23-2: . x ma ad Ps, ome “& ire 4400 asd —_— | . — . = = . . - Z , se ; 4 - ~ p ras x ; “ oo. , , - ea e _ : uv . = - 2 ® ie - > “ss - - bs 2 “- re = ~ - i - - - , ~ " . _ ~ ¥ & ed = “ -_ - oa = = S . . ‘ Sao: , ~ . = , : - zs o- : a ee a ". 3 ¥FSiL ORDERS , . ——a 2 TY WVWARERS 2. rem. meer 7 : : = 2 = a TORY , a ———- : Yimemaumn I anes -— 3 7 ~=—. * 3 . ~ ’ . £ ie _ . ‘ > : LE a | : : = SD9ELLANEOUS FOR SALE . © . o- we case bd 2 — a * _ e , + - - . = . rm — = . > ‘4 a ~ =n — ~ ad 7 ~ = = — ~~ - — ~~ ~ - e - 2 ~ ™~ e . - = - oo ~ i = - ° $ > = - = ™ ‘ , . ~ : ‘ .o e - - ~ - - - _ rs - 4 - . - Y - — . = » « = ~~ an - —_ = - > > = - . i * . 2 > 7 - * - 7 " — , 3 . + » - ‘ . 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ST. LOUTS POST. ISPATC cn Sn = a i7B KOVENB: 2 a 500 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED —Is the he position you seek advertised in these columns today? ne —— _— — ond od Wakes — AGENTS : s é SUNDAY. ‘OV EMBER ‘$0, 1 1924, 4 > OPERATORS tT — = } renein. cAUSS ; > +} + . as : : {) (? lz S : MFG. ington, 6th {; ‘i—_ loor take ele. PR Je ats. car- Bias wages guaranteed te Apply AT; ISS Miller a le Rae Hat Co, aig ivy on, ‘ olla Pe Specta} On Dowes 84 eg Minor references. ic) Young ‘neral office work; typewriter effi- =e bd DROSTEN VELRY Olive at Ninth to work fn ‘c 4018 Cot- - eae - kooc Acme Ca bans —~ -B | ins : y -_ * l en t™ nation: phy hi ah ches 1 Imas nove gh *¢.ass trace YRS. —k erica OMEN ‘WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR =e Me Pt "Tl Ni positions with gtore. Good Three adays ‘ -~ a | reparation . — ' * receive Apply Scruggs- Vandervoort- “, of aa wis S/o rw Barney D. pets WANTED—WOMEN aNT $150 before X : ~ guar tere bi yMe-I a> wices (| i dubs mv IFOR SALE—WTD Post-Dispatch W mt Ad Phone, Olive 6699 Solid agate, 29° line dai'y Display, 35¢ daily. j5c¢ & wn, agate, Sic dail; Play, i5c daily ry ‘imes. Minatmum 2 ELLANEOUS FOR SALE 4 arg? imes a4 ie andl Ra . ‘ - * SPiT—Fveriastiog portable Aranteed not to crack MIPITS — Cor: gated steel | tal Works. 3852 bis) BY PLAY YARD ——Wonder car Walker ean. Lie ABECUE VEN—Ar Qhd night siz: heap BABE UE ‘ GE Clark a’ BATH ROBES ae A f SAC R LF [CE | World’ . famous ec ladies and n for $5 ea Wholesa! - Via WS KROKY.S DED RAG COND HANI aa nde’ | 3344 |} IARD AN] PMtion: Bur: days and ilar Dba ''« t LER— rs > thea p a BOXING GLO\ : oe ; TO) “Magazine st. befa (62 as i —— on Xmae rush. Weir mak @ $50 a week if*@ eTreeVvy Un er wear ar hoe'nese® amo? ~ your | , pears X o de part ; ad re@- rank! in Cen ' Tt J ee ne re —_ ~. a riongs a aot ais in e Jeal ine | «606CO ‘Chic azo. 18 Calif ry wy BILDERS A™Ni? ME> ‘TS ~ Now W issie ROM 7 Bava MDAR CHE=1 = SMe Nair GAME , settee atyie ages «2 irtains S4 AR . (PRCTION ispette set ; cheap -Dispate! n. Ain R WA‘ roller Railroad Sales SONS are? hearings $6 Agency SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ~ = a irs 13 = = > “—One 6 and > > R ADI AT ‘ORS XMAS SPECT. ae 7 Washington av, MISCELLANEOUS WANTS — HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED carpet s contents ‘s , ricesé ~Rest teau. “HOUSEHOLD Goops WANTED | ~o ors . SEWING MACHINES 4 i“. - Srienta! HOUSEN'LD Gooos FOR SALE a vie Poe Tro ACOA tresger, Ded anc iti must “ BEDROOM SUIT rr ~*~ ‘tn rra hog we are ee. ing es Levy Hros 5 — —4148 — * aw er ;rand N RA NOE gr a7 rE Si't’t 4339 Gannett. HOUSEH’ LD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEH’ LD Goopbs FOR SALE ° HOUSEN’ LO Goons FOR SALE —-_ > ‘4 N 14 4 Ln rvAis 2 , barca Broadw a‘ . 4 SUITES—In beauti- ful French walnut; tapestry upholstered chairs regular values: new and guaran- perfect, $132. We will vour old suites as part nt. SE LKIRK’S FUR- Delmar. DINING $9 S210 teed take [) ay me NITU ; Ef iz.73 5 $350 ULIV B. et =] ' ‘ : at pie a . ‘\ si‘eboard nens © RNITURE EXCHAN! Furniture Reduced One-Third to Widen Olive Street Within Six Weeks Therefore ve Ft for led must reduce our tf varate and ee merenenene reduced in co™ 7 r) In £x- OF FOR = WALKER ARMS’ Re Me nm F COUT Compiete Home Furnish Ove. Pubiic “dbrary. 1306 Olive. (e14) > cbh'ffonier ® S-plece dining wu ultes. SU All ether rer’ ron 9 abor RN! nad RE JAae ‘AN 1@r\tai : ‘“ “avoes aod Furniture Co, Washington . . . S : —— ane. se hew Sue- ror? gae ‘¢) ER ~Taak ring ar @ aie, _ a tadie, ~ ie as new: -54335 Na Th , ameied. alee Wiil- ones « er ~ | cad eaacn- metel! SSLAT ie) oe) 4-dburoer. bie even: @s° or ue ena mel, ; ™) @vuarant-« > Te - - gray 0 6h Pe. ne. Menday qe? Sit Beating eater, $19. Mu tamu ay White enameled buck r. $o0. ilke new e] trimmings, $5 Dealer. arge Quick Meal: coed cendition ‘ershing apt. o _( with ler White erar goal OF ‘er “i wat R 4 dDurn- orice te) cabinet cae even A enarne!led Sidney 1438 siije oven $19; wat er coltlan dare 7A Coleman et. xs high oven, firet-claes baker, after 1 ~B tien: call Sunday pe wa utck Mea). white ename! ; e oren wi bh J4é4-tn. over suitable for restaurant or uaranteed pert. t cenditiea: Preeser'e 3°20 Olive, xk Meal, bigh si iwban’ Kitchen - oven) Ser. ee7TTs. (to) 3450 SToOV F310 kitchen cabinet ‘$8. - Riverside SF40R Wraes Mea! biue enameil Louls ‘ abinet arae tidfary tabie, hive ename! ithe new: Wile htld'e brase bed: reasonabie, Itaske et OAS ST ‘VERS oren } heh Meal guod levy ie} Several to piek frem;: oven stoves: Oulok S10 wr ail ott connected free an’ iow ‘ther. makes guaranteed 48ili-13 & L14th st GAS STOVES—Renewed: Quick Meal end other etandard makes Al conditon: @¢- rey ne ever tyme ted i* up erhere | | as $s cash or terms ae low as 31 week SEE PROSSER. SAVE MORE, S270 Olive at. PORE IE (¢)36) Gas Stoves—Charter Oak Rridge & Reach, Quick Meal, Raker. ete. gray and bive enamel. at the oweet prices UANGAN BROS. 18th and Woshingten. ‘4 ] if ned} . : -— " . GO-CART—Carame IJovd etrolier $17 ~ovdurey ae ? Fair as style: irovy lined: real Ketone Dee ; : 5S Dever pl (c) ‘matoh: oot tran. (c) ; rev erele bargain? GOCART Shkiwa ~ -Mirror to ROLLS Bul : $6. = 3010 Texas, = Aproly “2712 Henrietta, S1° 4O drepe form, ” > cR Werrea, ~ ‘niverwal aire ‘Keo Soperter Radiator; —- “newt 4315 Dewey. $7.6 4 saeft l ti rhyt year Wf “Te * uch &S Superior ree res angen, amet Coa emall Victor $90 40 AS - ie. x : Moores atr-tiatt: firet-cla asaw 4551 St Fertinand ie \\ of al range dreeser, hieck north Faston +3 h and Ruck'e combination Foleom size $75. gware Jefferson. _ic) medium elise, Jefltereen fo) harter siightiy used; Indians re 66 ““pmall. 94, i one 5 aa NO. rir wool i ree 7? 8 re = aeirt'ant “1 ~ ree he ipertor hany 408 (Charter Vak; Buck's rf poet he ts] iue Charter Oak. 8818 am) arge site Charter Oak. B56 — | vacuum, Pectr® nerrelator. 145 4% Shawmut cheeao Maker's llet-Thiaet stove; it 2903 Abner pl, good cntine, OEP PoE : coal range. Pennevivanta upertor ; Al.a harma, YH445 Chip- ie) new aleo Hat- ‘oifax JA range dresser, a Nat? ter Oak ‘arge size: used 4003 Ltah : iin —_ » also range aree: bath ter 4873A Fountain. hieok finteh. $30; new i 4028. full Hiveral fe} (harter Oak: al before a mm. a ee Keach, alae “Quick comp nation range, in rear. Mreidewe & Beach. Charter ewe .y tor o igh? iy use’ alse any coler enamei spaten, i. . i718 oO) ~ “goals Mock ® c i4 \enttlater, ii tsie wa ow aor fis al ht $70 a. $io Kae Pee Ler [850 Netreeka a , <—"Beid ta Y ernete, oe machine and telomere, ery f “ « ; rhea’ wre 410A WN Be alert! Read teda effers and see what ts het.
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f SUN) ‘a DAY. . = SUNDAY, NOV EMBER 2n |i _YEMBER 30. 7 Fs : AUTOMOBILES 1° SS NE life tind , F” 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Adsi in these columns today. ee a .eT-DISPATC " 19B Repairing and } : CER CA PRE ; TDI AT airy AN So SS : rRUC IS S ; . ESSORIE Roadsters | For Sale | ___ Sedans For Sale_ Sedans For Sale Sedans For Sale Touring Cars For Sale Hee TS ue oe ete ae wea) | FORD SEDAN | OAKLAND SEDAN |Sarat' x", "te" ; ~ mechar ai. a ru 486. lam: | BSS ET . 2 x 2 avin or display } aha terms oa lenberg-\\auner Rord 1 2 | . 4 LE E T) were aa .. ; int: ; 8) $430 or terms $595 — a " I dass make rp FORD—Coup | wa re, sh | 7 EE >} 903 F ~o3S | 2 tomont 514. /r aud N-PRAMP'! wy | wn iver in bad weather when Yahiem x ADIL, LAC. 1923, bat P . —_ . . . . . : ~~ . ‘ e ’ ’ : xe f t? a “ome . om riven| shape. 4407 1,,Nnees and tires; Al | Buick. $24 ; r eo rom $65 CLEVELAND SEDAN. . : oy fa Ford ¥ made ‘Sis reputation a. AUTOMOB ILE REPATRO ' ust se to sickness, 747 | FORD—Coupe: new paint? 2 Pa EN D—Coupe. 1923: | | ___(e7) | , Powerful. sport n F ody: ‘OR OUR CUSTOMERS =| come euck Yall motos bn teal ERS, 1 , : RL 4 — _ aA HO 0 S gin Dy ’ oo if FENDE ris (;uaranteeq fF ne Dairin te ‘ } » a rs BVROLE! “THe € a inteed “me nan pe i MOTOR t CO.. 2921-27 7 S114 les we . Per “4 (V7 awoton LOOK READ THIS), Ox¢rland Sedan—Very Late eg "oreat gg ATR OME hauled Fe08 ickeled: a real | FORD Coupe: late motel: $155. over. | Peole, & Beautiful car in exceitent condi: | ‘gor ped with starter and every: Se. =SEDANS SEDANS SEDANS 3500 Gravois, 4728 Gravois tc) | GHEVROT ~~ 2 ~ “ne Me WEBER IMP. & ADO OO | £78. 5630 Gravois ay MMT: Ford Deal any 7723W and monsirate and ar-/ $420; terms. |’ MacCarthy-Pardue, 03 pee $100—$200 DOWN P AIGE SEDAN Le Bet . * = oy iws . ot 0 Down whcp el agi gms $A: DODGE SEDANS JEWETT SEDANS arr “es 1) E—O ; Ie ‘A ENBACKER COl ——-- _— . " Antomobh we : ra Bomont iat feagy ROLE T-—y passenece’. ay ’ j AS, wm | my yd a } : .? meoy AUT OMOBTLEe a gp ‘e for : : . J =i ry , ome ant ots ’ } ee “ . - . : 19 »4 ae z iy : ‘ : , ' F ps! a , , . . 1A rac ma 4 } . ~*~ *, o31 5 ° a ‘ tour ng tike new * og - eo! J we : ‘>? s ; re y 84: DEBS Kik Le ' 2 , eal pment oi) MOON SEDAN >: Oper 1k0D Ruoesee ‘ : : ; ad : a ; a ; “J satin saciaas 71 ' T n o°4 oer 6. 7 ry on ows Sue _ ve. Da gsen re: rr) ..70 wr , others 444i 2 ” Cabri eal $1200 see it fodar, $1050. 0 ginal ge lgused Sem ttle, Fully eauipved. | GHEVROLET—Touring: 1924: a abriolets For Sate OAKLAND SEDAN month\y payment | geutne: ECS, tom. _ {Sa Cab: oF +, SSE ver A. ; ‘ ] une Q:9 eS ' a et } I : , } ; é »* ; hem » is a Pos ’ . = ‘.’ .* FR a? cf ll ring heer os me .: » 4 CO ott . + wiv] ,ué Sant in t & i rift fn i? If: ter : ry Ss. GH j 1G] , Ue ister , ; ode). . ~ ~ z > ‘rome Ep an a ae iBe is \ a : “Coup i-; -. 3 — >, poe =! nan. | , a ()\ ERLA \ \) SEDAN ‘ Cyr Y tria Romort 7A7 tts rd) “an be seen at mutral 1994. "j@yatet-a : a meng “lage odies from $5UI deliver: and span- Luce VY NES Roadster; needs siight adjust- | D sed : pb : MOUNT CO., 2007 1 : ‘im ° : sot TH q SIDE SASH a ws ee ———— ti} ; > an a pe — er ot toca Thay a5 | t Pf S00 m | t one get , . ; Ci COLLET t )=—s 1924 ¢ ' . 1p pOBilent condita on HHT—1924 coun , JEWET' ROADSTER } : : terms or aa . ROLLIN O21 Studebaker, 7 passenger big ‘Af ‘eur, fee > i] lots “YT TO SOLVE- Vv ’ WOF Lint ; ' 4 } - . ashi r th Sf eae: : oo. EVERY WORD paint; always open. Gravois Motor Corp, | fore co! has avpearatce of ne ODGE—Seden: tie BT STUDEBAKER SEDAN 2 DAN x nev _2OR0 * 4 ine ig re . - u —— -. ' co — 2 aA . uit SR apaedicn ina — , ; ra ' a Aen ; , aati . : 7 7 ; SEDAN CHEVROLET er touring ‘ ; ry rtra he : ee i ; ATE 5) © is 3. 2) Eee ; t O. Fury UY es . whee, llermonatrator . ira | Be price $350. a if bined 24—Fi ry hy hes UD t ’ . . b ‘ te rT Ke : : e elient ; 1 — . . : | : . ; . —_ . : 7 : ss 5 ; | = ~ os . ei) ' r) =| 19 Ae ? in ; ivO ‘ ; { ' of ‘ra ni : he , . eB ory , nd \ ) ‘ barra’ et ‘ Me , a : - os ri «seo ps Bae _§ (34 od 4. , ” ru a CHEVRGOT! T war! 19° $°5 I>~wige TATE a 8401 Lace eokOSS coupe: cart | dled like new job: low price ¢ : | MAKMON—1020: 4 passehger, Tosdster in | _1! 1313 ech ! OLDS SEDAN sini: tenncieee Se S50; Pena nena, a ae : $350: term: 1 Sur ) : her ae A | -- | 600d cond | res, @ Teal bar- | DODGE—Buail nor aT ~“ ¢ famiaus Otte 4. sneer Cee LOLLIN, 2216 Locust. Bomont 2@7( ring. $ Pert 4464 Pasto: ‘ . | lgol car ey 5-pr ) — hb 1 ¢ i ' ois ho i6 Se Mt aeecace vd; Pur : loo} 4 ssenger. “aba: oJ \i Mic? ? ee ‘ P ' " ' go: shies ‘ rune 7 extra pment j *. 2 ’ , se} ] . : ae : 3 ir 1M , ' B U SINE SN | \ ern ¢ , >y* ’ i aint oy _—? rm : — cys 4 \ avy mo 2 ’ : csi > Msi : ~ ; ‘ al har ~ —— . , Tme -- An Ra Pevenince “ —— od i " L, ; ° car de ew ° “ A. S { | } K let >. : . bs } M> ‘ : ae vh , s . wit I ty t ‘ A X kK | J 4 SE] pA N : i; ‘ 4 b. Der shi rt fs ‘ : . = 1973 rune -10 ilies» 7 ROL cel ; mare a eng 2 EE iat ‘, 19) arn " r i ; . . y 14: coon 0) er areas - | ae mia b! _ - _— _ d , . 4 , ~ 4 i al y . a , . . . os s«” & «4 ‘ sie : ; ‘ ; «x IEVR TS RDS—Coupes: 1924, $305. 1093, $9: : 9 meberd ana stnen HUDSON | COACH . muition: upholetert ve 3 | es =r upe, Superio ’ . nee aae ‘OuUring 1822 Jt j er "ao S64, Ju! ; 2s ; ; ; GOT nes re ney bis ‘EVR Ee ourine 19° mode bose: etetisnew vatne: cant | eurne Giese Stas, Sana SEE, 87g 6: Juhlat riko Bem cae tag a few i | a | ian’? hing aide run! tao" elles: bar alwa ™ one ) and balan ‘ ha n SihV! pray, ' . — ES) pawmencre! hummy roadster: a? Pett - eda . , osm . : ie} a ‘ — ae . SA ri€ Ove ail w rit vire wheels ” er hunipers Laee so i ys BRAVOIS MOTOR ‘ iui + A | o wnt T Ry a soa : : i it " a . | ‘ 4 i - @ . 7 ‘ . oA E74 ware nal ry . ; +t ‘ M . sme te ‘ mC ’ . — ‘ 4 i$ . bs . + ‘ mn] ; be : om ei se) m™ nite 4 SER oF 5 be dentine tT — dot r ‘. Unior ~s \ is a, +: Me arc ( . toon Pe - 1924 ESSEX COACH rclitl throughout ticen: os with ne tl arcn | 3404 Leocue am we ' . ) . aa awu 7 a « ' bs a TO aa h 7 ij ; ¢ © ent . } , — ie ‘ ee : 4 ‘ 4 ’ , : “ ‘ j } ’ t " 1 e ' "a : ora s ; : - . } - o iT ‘, " e xt a . « , ee ’ , a " 7 ol ' ’ ; ' . ry ™ T . iv fa “1923 loween'. fu ly equipr in vers — SS Ee ORIL : ae ——— DODGE BUS SmUAN. S695 aoe auiah> ante SOan PAR} Mi ' , elt vatue tales Sete oan 7 , F 231. : 0 : . ty . ne rie *k pineal -: ; ; ne Ye ’ male ! | ‘y: uaranteed. 2340 Olive Na silat 3 _— ‘ : ; ’ ? | %, . Se — 1924 L2G ore] Ow } R f om ’ Wage ’ } ’ | SR Qe fe : \ ~ +! ‘ rhe ‘ , nteed ha ” ata f , 1) } ; : ey om . . aTatii : a as . pad ’ = ' . ' , hit R 4g 19” 7 ¢ ourtng: perfect mr Gandy x ‘ 4 wt GAcrifiogs ' iv ] , rOntTy_7 ; -- repr. ear - ; aks te Bako : OU ve, 4.]) or sedan. 84275 00) : . r ré j oo bd : pp ’ tlon: new tires $250 terms (al! ; : . ‘ , ie ’ ta ‘ ij i ‘ . y” Y ) " ‘ >. , 7 _* — ove . " 7 AS. 2 . * ul a ss ' ’ YY ru : TN} ‘ g ~ I i ‘ A: G : am kepat nr ‘ “*hevrolet Co a4 , 12 M ‘ AUTO i= d } j MOU sles . : : ion bare, j ne f ‘ ‘ o* . , . i? re 2 ‘ ris J 14 t1IR i ‘ 4% ‘ - } 4 1K | =? ar oO? . t« ae AHLE. M MOTOR CO., Ine. 3. ove rad; terme; trad ; = ——— ee .., : we * “Tetms or irate , . Oo” ‘ 5 ts Tf to Bk | | : Las : | : | ~ ad E By . a 99: r “en arr i _ 1415 | it ce Wat ‘ j elma} : 4 ey " . a, alee ipg gt or = Di )DGE SE 1) AN ral cs? + : ye — : 4 - } } : eurea. big bargains achae: lik } y ~ eeiths 3 . * a i] ‘ Paint : } : + . sAe'it e! STOrK ee ’ I 1.87 \ e . . . , ** lis T ’ : ' rim 263) Lafayette Upen : vh roy best = | ( — | ite bed, ' die = 7 . lgniitio : Pa? bel N me A ite 4 ” Ret Bigatet hm oe, a V E RY BODY: s k RIEND , , , , 2 — | extras mi ee levrolet Sedan: me et OF te a ated P08 raetsnn - aie celine al oe ; Nene pill. ae “age ae? wml Sed a ur Payments Guaranteed if | WiLiYs-KNiGnT—1 i .. i oe oa ra 3 : eet v mrt, ' ‘ ira] ' ition rT) hey lwD« ari Perfect : 79 . aia . , eS) . fe rs rif f a} " \ a r “T) af 2 a = : . en . bI by per | 7 : 7 2 : . ‘ - : = F . oe ae nen ’ cord 4 eae: nero drive f | . take ou vol a9.) 3 , : = : sine zs Siva , DORT “a b , ager Disabled Ly Sickness oO! tion; h pris sie ‘oifax 16: Yam otor © ee R00 soometinn b! Ww + ov R LAST OPPORTUN] DE LUXE AUTOM: BILE oe : = a — 34) ben Sul 7 & . | ‘, = Ph — a ' — det “ ac A gt Acei lent ; : ST OPPC TU r | : (LIS | Ss Tate , y ryiy : fot ‘*: sity ws i — - + ‘ av ymp'ete ; ai o ad A wond: Psy] : . me oo OF Iz me Prony none x ; Pr iy stn ‘ j es a i : : , a ee Py , ‘ . a. —- 3 } } p pa ] iler Closeg Mor uday. W ydo dayt Ine : nights. W yde od LAN! U pe -_ n thy r- i = - 3 | . | , a ‘ j . j } i r i La cad ! ; . OT ri) : -ER!I =. I ‘art? t; Bomont 260° DD wheels. heat mi- f 2) Hlere’s Rea] (‘lass "S nN nee on ' bw (c83) ——= and ae - Chevrolet rye Pouring Lite "199 4 ES ‘SEX COACH ETROIT— Fiectri y — ‘ s ate LOT it o } } Locust } "T . = , : Ten I. - SD pul Roadst: TY ate RD Had ye just he GOOD GARDNER EDANS WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN Q°73 this '!s a nod W $95 down ‘Beams tters iis r ean hardly } Be Page send ee a Q") ) 9785 eal S MnoCedthy-A ate, | FORD—Beautiful 192 Te ge an 6060 See ee oe Sie A speed bab sy. Paint FORD —Bedas —s eT TT Se LA22- 1924 me Oey trial, U-day SVGr' |! Driven lees than 2000 mi MONARCH, : cunt But(c); Se ake Pace rene aig, | double Hasler atcck a! umber. | GUIGK-—1093; Ford roadster Tike new, | te ee HOv eg, blue. | Khalt top. white | "$315: terms. 4127 Onve” Ny | aMOCND CIEY AUTO CO., 2007 1 oP CHEVROLET TOU RING, 1994 . - . M in a oe $175. 6150 Rene large whee! $3057 boat bene a, | a . M. LEDERER & CO. ar: $305 cash; terme or trad . : — . : ? «! \j ‘ ¢ - R =a opr eee = ' new . . iert in gi —” | “ ch-grad . w-Archer ; FOe6 iTH BIDE NASH : 4728 Gravols Runabouts For Sale DAT CHEVROLET—19°74 demonstrator that . tw . . " . Li CU ft . »e Oa . 4 —~ ’ ++ hs Pe ’ ’ ar . rit é 2 5 yy" a ; ’ ’ pane: al sf . cust B 3 LL " ut > | st t ’ iaferty Lee] ? irtai? nu ! Zz int 1 xn ey ae ee Mee vieeeoe |” soon te ype ati ;' ner ys /\ 007 Locust ne ’ »y ‘rns a ty G 4 - . > . : : 4 4 3 ea E ‘ m Stneel me > he ‘ Z , ar are y : ivs sd - : Pa , Ss - - = = r : . ne — - - ND EVENIN B06 8. Jette Mee eps. 1924: $350 car: in firet- | Sunder pner. A418 Loe : en. Ask to see No, 95 (D—Tudor sedan: 4 months old; $500. | TUDBON-— Moon, Fore , Tudor, a Touring Cars For Sale| CHEV ROLET TOURING 1s . GS. S p y ndi Apacs a eee a poah d , HA? ER nett Pom te ry ait pan ee we oth, 4 a war T Ee a , | on oe UBURN—Beauty 6 tourine mode! 6-01 ives je good esuipment: original 0 abs lute] y lat ion good tire my ¥ site Be on oe era eee ryde aes avec: peg ape "OR —— 1 ust | fat y! ash LO4. ge iyo » i tana fal any i overhnauied, repainted 7 cash or nish like new - condition, terms, Oven ompany went bre e@ Ghane: $375: real bargain. Rive: ch from. Tevis Motor, Fo: OnE Tome cerns , RD-—-1924 1 t: in nditior abad | it. _ Go wesene: 52 e0 b x a . - ° west terms, William side 3942W ieee ee ; ron ane | “y | FORD —Seda : ¥ Bs L j 4 i } ‘ i ’ gare . +) » . veven ee ae : bs - Pay oe hace ve $4757 If Pes 2 > eating dies? 7 ‘ORD— : late; cheat trade HL DSON SE D AN, (1924, S395 Sita — ie WA tur | (CHEVROLE SPORT. 29) ft. 7 extr . "u J over is how much you .. erms. ~006 | ffer ax) ' . - ' MoR 4—Touring, 122 : abe Ther u kine 7 or Sun. Seem ie, een Oday. ee: MOTOR will gi e: : iLVi Sve. ) : eae - eS TAEUe tion; $425. 1805 Russe! a a "a ev eee = if you 1 a Oui-of- ~~ een, «e = Se : - - . - maT 14 , ce siete il : tint torn “Boi 601 ] F k ry eae ts ‘ . $4 down rade. $441 Juniata prices: terms or trade 2c Dia- fant R em ore — * re a se g . 994 an: used little ws : = = a ,OOn x 4 ‘ent — ithe $1] 000 7; — wen oc hock : sorb oe , i“ A $300. 254) Penn av fat pond. : "NIVEI % 40) P ‘ i——late H e rod@uster ort, ¢ . MIEN, ae at | panes lyo4 Je — Srougham, SOI" a ; . P Ry make rar 2 me Ste PRANKLI> I . Cag . L~cust ;omont 202 +17 TT? terms ven Sund i au r. ¢ if disabled eas or aocldent h OU R LAST ‘OPPOR TU NI ; FORD— j 4 g camel - BAe Wave |Widon's £55" 2700, Otter slows MasMM FORD Coupes 10 aiesexctiene cover, | FORD COUPE 1924, $410.00 ShELAND ¢= And: | lent condition; $525, 1805 Russell” te) | bacher, 213 Douchouguette ro. ee se ae 2—Buick touring. $305; perfect CAR CO., 2921-27 Le ve vydown OTM: daytime and nig tion: $125 Ub 40 OW! $127 (iveraeize ras af ver complete “i — ; Mie, oun at HEVROLI ™ % inant Other RT) Sea nhn et rims ig a : arate a if QUICK d . Least ’ ‘ yal z : ns | (cO8) | for | -ECLAT “PRICES” 4 rs pe. 19%: rie aes MONARCH. 3118 Locus! _ SOUTHWEST FLINT. INC t 9. KNIGHTS. 1512 Locu — lon; S600; terms. £84 __YAHLEM, 1035 N. Gi eee ee and-ne s0 2. 1923.’ cheap. | HURRY) HURRY HURRY conc 3 tion: $118 | 1924 FOR D COUPE—1924 2% COLUMBIA €26 vate owner. Colfax “340d FORD Sedans: severs| 1923, modela « chanical condition: new matt’ esd | Songue=s ee 25 USED CARS _ Lot j i > ene) : . " - ‘ ‘ VU a me ; . . ry ; yh .) , - a 7 ‘ - os te . weet ie. Has ae and ’ a od ~ - — - . ‘ ("}4] ) , ~~ $4 ? : S 1 /) " . ; . ox ; } ‘ ane . ; J } \ i) ' : i}t ' retire hy j ' ~~) ~.4.) DOWN ia specdater : a. “Ptad : "35 | . | a 3 — | — ,M “ M R CAR 1135 "ST : cbintnen. we wines tik ahd = : Late m | o-passenwer closed car, th pen rhis and & hi ic) odme oi waN ‘N MOTOR FALES CoO.. For, 0”. ” a 7 . nrice €275 |) i 1 pt i | DOT MS Fe HLL roadster Kee nt r ay nly 4 * : s _ . Barents . lp p PR ny av + pant | .—-Light vp Ke! ; } ~ side ~ 404 eae He 6912 Gravois ‘e) :* ~ ~ MB xy COUT i ; j tj y? | wie y >] . 7 | be Ker ‘T - «bs \ aa Toi t out Ju Rit AOD r , . nted . “ur ‘ ere Vakiand “~«) > FX it . & ul : he pare . 1a) 4 1 @eT) ~XSATONYT a ’ ‘ kk hi) er ¢ r ‘arryy)i ’ ‘ } : . . ‘ , : | . — = te 2 — ; ‘ 4 ‘ oe 4 ¥ { j = ‘ . . oh ? . . e 7 ‘ i . ; ) oi ) - +> ©* : e . ‘ 6c - ‘ i} e P ™ " . . . , ’ " . 5 ,* . > ‘ . 4 4 ‘ : . " ' - ° ° - y* . . ; ‘ » ) ; . - ay. mt ; . . oar . : } : i> ao I ‘ i 3 ; ‘ ; » hie tii . . 7. : ; serge t - ‘ ‘ ? ° . } , . .? . eas . rr » whe . } y ery ; Fis . : ; } } j fe f crn OTr gage bs a tl ets S96 High. | w! es ; n buy this elegant coupe : th a> 5 vty gay +) Ah she ga erms is « , wr » a ROLE | o Wi . new “on te Ter lot For , I . = fie. = y: thir : Sein oe OND 7PoMoToR. % | . ; and, nerforn . ei | | terme ar trate 188 Yemay Ferre Bey L ‘Swashincton aits—esdueee: and der: | ,cztraa: new gies. to you to see this =, ees CA gp igs: RICKENTRACK ok : a ~ . ” , cal r a ? " "~ : : i ‘ P BY * 20 : _ > , ; hie barmain: wil OMe goo 8200 == Ha 3 FOR $60.00 DOWN MONTHLY PAYMENTS 3 | ,Sunday. Giliam ) } oo run miles: want | . * BUICK DEMONSTRATOR : wera Peeatutads "an rs . . a > = ‘ur H TY fc . : 9 ; ‘ . navn ’ e a —— ; pil ; ; : cnet . = # : . a’ . lias , , . ; 4 rage - . a’ " . ; 9 rf in } a ver t ° Foxy : > northe | oorner 17 A eye 9m. 3999 Taciaie Br i Gidemakiin Oconee | .. WITHOUT WORRY LEVR Sedan. ii 1 cor must have ream: only 975. Tarmm. Ase | Binder. _ Ls te ries ne. cy" guarantee, | We nu ines ob a ¢ ; u : —— - . a _ - we i a “ Ps . ‘ , ; | in 7 . M . ié rn Ty) ce I | | | . -*4 ; t’* ‘ s ’ : » . -a3> eet * - 7 "y , : t ; C . . =~ : ~ : 4 w hee b ‘ ‘ Ps | ; ; ‘ i i . . 4 > a rag ; 1 vo : e a r \ " * ry, ee C4 ‘ y | ‘ . ‘eR . ‘ [= d 0°38 oes : 9°53 ‘be - “ .. . — . ‘ . 4 \ i - 7 ~ awe ae? OF ng re 3Q'h o anically; will esti. For We: Upe: $190 rn 392 | = SO N—3-pane yoriteeen ga ; sn a By a's ania! | : eo | ear ti! onal . Be. 3 * aos on I ope “ Scoala Sora” on) 2 mode) Apoiy avila estate. Inguiame —Lacied | eso. Gibenn a2oe a stein, alas Ny oe at oe lsor, doubie Haadiers: laree wt ~E | | en ee : te os > ‘ ' = - “4 j ) | ~ ne ® ’ . ee mi ‘ : “* ; . . , 4 Thales” ° mu, 4 4 e ta ’ rif or AGor pen ng ittie } wire wheels Wi fe ae At kane en 0 : ;' oti sities D— Ros t THWEST Fi b ve rris . — ae ata’ —: % — 550 ens! 327M : parca! 12~ A at. : FORT 1993 that ide ba ke ere TU, tm ah 22. in Al conditions ‘ . . P ‘ o ~~ ; . : fe \ » o"te } - | PT he he re Bood cend tien * Mth 1 gud aha pe My Merrie TRIO ve | ee iE _ wu : ei1ce ent running cond: : finer . in) igen 4104 Rast on . wm O80 es 8 (9 ' ' Se "? . , : - . ma gl aati ' , wal 71} ‘ 2 , ' leowle 3018. Oiive S805 v¥U cays guarante oui YY . ; , ¥ ue alr , } T : ey ; . a. ; LBs Emm Tt 2G mite $70 ee ) tert ae = at Dy > oll ceieentl , rad ri 7308 & Jetferes: ‘6 . ov top of ay. 9 ion; ) 199 : nen ) ' , LJ ore se 1863W: a — * a 17? , . 5 i ("A 7, he, c - hd , é } ] ‘ > ris y : , 3 . " ‘ “ : . " ’ : " . ' a @ : } : . i ‘ an : : ‘ — ’ : terme tn Rie , : repainted a yaa ——f"oures “Re pt $975 nb V4 rh ev b ' ~ 7 ; ae « , | 7 a : : : : rs Moon Sport Sedan ; heon. ar eled " terms. 33% W an? . a F ‘ : . . af p , ” fi¢ : . : : : pam : - ; 4 ers ‘oupe 19° ke new: anv ex- hew | Central Tn 4. oes rupt. 4127 0 ave | | 7h , ’ nate 6000 ef : " . . oO Vw e* terme TANK lA et i’ rhe Gé ' ; ' : ' , . ‘ ? ; , ; ‘ . thy T 4 }? . ‘ . I 2 \ I, , \ He ’ AIN ‘ ion “3 , ‘ , ane : et , ; ; ei . . ; ssenger, ; a3 sf + ane extras on me nA \ PNY; , > | sani ; . ‘North side Claman 3116 Case i . . ERED rms. { d | : ; di tS —s. = | ‘7 . N Sod folly covioned ii | | Se ee ee ene a ee S : : : ea : fodel, 61Z, Phaeton : -- STRO, S410: rare are rm ~ : ae oo ee e ‘ 1! e wor ' ‘ . for . ; & be - _or e Bhow 18 ‘4 4 ——- ; . ° ’ 7 f) j | ’ » ; _ ~ ; , . . , . yr : 5 -_ ea that FoRt>— Ku oe ‘ 4 ' ak ' : . ' . . : ™ ; . 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SUND AY, NOVE EMBE! * a S O R | IF S Pe tev EMBI: nso sea _— "1600 HOUSEH {OLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. post nen atedl ~——— ——— en i : al a ' i? ; } s : J Accessories Parts—For gaiy CLOTHING |___ BUILDING MATERIALS _ STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES | MUSICAL , MUSICAL MUSICAL |ROOMS WITH BOARD-—South ROOMS WITH BOARD—WEST =orer_ Kemp. 1900 Ghestnatt 35. | Wanted _ ~“K¥ AGC TTIM | For Sale Tuning and Repairi ig Pianos and Organs For Sale a Machines For Sale Ho RITTENDEN, S68ua — Grené-Argsesl; | LINDELL Bi. oie, ‘Shor resume a Int rnational Tc, 3- ‘ = Wid—Hest _orices id LAM LUND SE | FREEZE t SES—H — eT = a - Ts mand Aanis -O iT a Tuck Parte a . 7 i \ Vancey erierf. a QT . . eid . : “ an ue oe _> ry Piano Tu ning ‘and Repa alr) ng PLAYER-PI om - S$) l desi i ) rat : " . . | ; , uae4 : . | ~ | 8 a call vl SUPPLY COMPANY J\\ | stvie: bargains. “R: + Co. 1008.49: Reproducing and plaver work. Teeu! ee ee ee ee a re ) og 2 = , ” , or ed — Phone ibst, 1) , ~y GROCERY FIXTURES—Chear jarant 3 write for estima: pT AYER Prin Mowe IR Lumber, Mill Woy Roofing Bar as s , e oe vy a L. heatrave. Batt ay? ig ty rett ingles, Et i : 6. ton te age . — Prompbpt by : ; ‘ § ee Wydown 450 i NES Wydo i 47 | : he ' rat egy ~ “ob th : 108 Ford “mr Location on Hanley road. | iste! Sumply Co.. 7 Lucas av___ic)| TUNING AND REPAIRING ne fn : ' ‘ > Y) ad feRny a 4 ; J mS oo iT Le “ i i { Pianos Diavers and e’ lactric ee Roofing kravei Ac a. price ere filled Va)l's Broadway. St m, «e.. +y. eemmenis (cOD) oD . IDs ae SSS We ee HH rtabie —_ = - : , ' ut i Cer ONE WREK | won> yes ! : LT Loofin : ren et Sha R-P] Ma Ba \d . utir me P} Nie WEEK | Leet ; . oney by | | ; LAY COUNTE! hora! : w: will ’ “on - a " : ' i ar. @' ’ 4 F. . ; iviuli J ; ISPLA Z . . j 7 cua ix | Bir a a ay Orne ginrn 4 i _* ? . abe : ’ oa _— - | - Tt} e | P " ” oa ler half display severa] other bargains !n used equip- x | { | aan =e See the new Hussmann 10-foot freezer | __: ‘ 513A C . ar a goed es $h40 and ate new Cc ~ nee . ' Ssiores era atessens 7 ] t Built. Beress au v . SAX OPHC - HIN * Russ i Access e ise. cies bes CAS A FO F NO ori S, _Parts—Want ed | Buee ij — : i : ' — - ‘ : R PLAY ER- PI A ! PORD RUCK = : , 6 Bee mOTHING—Y : + ow , luniato. |FORD VW ; ne: tube radio set. | oc) ‘.; re — = : 2 5 fin! +i and price: no dealers. | Instruments For Sale — ny T — . a — ~— oe : ‘ se)] $79 writ tty - 5 “y : , , 7 . . mo ' nven oes, good meais; res 7 at ss ‘ ; ‘ "} rT? ; I I ] Usd ot . ] J I * —-—e.cen “WAGHINES aoa or nearly all ss . , . we : : . _@Arge ; , ’ : 1] , ‘ wr ‘ »t " — a al het guaranteed same as new, at less . CONROYS. 1100 Olive —_— . Ao. points tw owpber's AND 43°4—FPiret . o BDV over av 4545—RBoart. $7; men. leimar &27AJ 4558—Room, beard: hone, heat, het Water, ~*A) 4722 A-——Neatly reasonable board, : vem home wnforts: to board, em et rn lodiamont and ‘ “ a = ; : : . : ; i ; \ ry reasona lb Pay _ a ; ’ . ss ' ~~ ' > . ' ' . vane : LA ie j ; - SoO.¢ a ; om on - . : -. . - —— Ase $30. Veta ' A: ; Ee. ~~" mi ab wee . ; T - ‘ ‘ LO! ; IVR —_ . ou] ‘e arnished frent Springs ' 4 ‘ 4 ors . - F xe epriona!l > 4 | convesaient’y loeared |OLIVE ’ $8. and lunch tw > men , . ‘ ; : irhern o« xing ) s 1 + ae". i-) Ux, ‘fur nis! ed (eiax} en ‘ —_—— - . oe SON 4— ‘ ~s ° 200 cash, OY . Th rh . i “yz = . = . ‘ 1 2 ; L.A } KE R—] pF NnCHa CH i } 14 ; 2 —_— ere capensis NR — j lemrris i ner ww eek ~- - - — speEnER Enea = FIXTIRE C wl 2 rv)! Lebmi ne 1M Lol h lio , . Ais an , . 1: Mpeg, . i - ———_— ROUM AND BOARD-—Weet; front room, L, gaat ; ) $7 y ne + with board, two, modern, $8 weekly. rn - YT: : 17 A Y 7 Fen mt: 7 month per evenings ol) n Co.. 1.04 hh Re Mt > ——— Box H-67, Post-Dispatch ae , F | a plano. fo nod one yen cami ' oe oy. ones Pine 4 Southwest ,ROOM AND BOARD—Waterman and Lake; Plumbers Plum}/ng B29 ‘Oh ¢ Bi ‘ =a? y itT¢ insi . mwa 1330 Coubdile 7 : ad ) new inst ft , t VY cf ; iced . low a ar as ' . , : i , ie a aor . aig aan ™ ous a5Ae ? le _or aengrie room a reeset 43; Ww PLUMBING AND H EATING | SRO rest. i.” Shar chi : ck} and uprieh : terms was 50 | yi | Bradley. _ re IL . 1i50A (southwest)— MAND Bi A RD-—Accommotiate: 2-3-4: ~ o —— . rt ‘ % 4 . ase) “ c ae , nA ‘ * - nA — ‘> ere : . A 4) lat i, S| PPLIES AT W H \ ILE ~ AL E te new. at e@ tha! iif ret Dri ' n ot ae aetna ae | — — — ae eatin suDle er a re eee ee a ¢ ~etme. Db ey “Sésew. Vi > ‘ ’ 7 ~e ’ nabie Delmar ce cal .. =o : a a 3 , ener, 4 hin rhway) 2 eo at ; : Der Cen eee BROOM —Nic@iy furniehed front: orivalt e s } : , ST —=— . rte rad ie + i A ' % : . , ; | fa mM Ly : f: a Soups or ren i lempD reter~ Weet | emees cenuired. Cal) Foreet 1p ae (oc? BC AKRD— Respectable widow td to board; good bome. Dei- paras paar © tings. All of ou rare te |“. ": CONROS . prapentative, offers thie practionliy mre) ime Vicker. Vises. Be SHL. 4467—Warm room; good for ty et its rantee : ' . «7 Bt st ir na ; ™ 4 ; 3 ve } ‘ ‘persons; all cOw DIAMOND BR AC EI LET hohe ” | VOSE—Bea tity note player piano, in nS; 01 te 0 ; rlitzer, Dive Ask 1 mploye cites $09 . . Matar Pp . ante | ive al vy a | | le Fe water and ce Li ke like net , | PEN 0 N Diet y A) pen oie} 3G > Sanaa ook fae AND BOARD—WMay be oar 8 at sav- . a4 IA» -Big bargain mT nines until’ | Be Eemeeeere ss = " gentiemen preferred. handsomely ‘wraimes resi denne r yet : { M 7 r} nn iversit Ad rge room for 2: oon- _— land Un ’ = ; r on . & ee, s&s - . —_— ry refined 7 private family 3 0 es. Cal Sunc lay afternoon. S221A A eet OSA—Large. warm room, moc for ta>ie men: B . * pe bargain y Record nol Ss ue ate! 1 ex ote meas hay | | ROo iM AND BOARD ——Oonmmf ortable Teme, Batter! nae ! ) | ) P Upright mahogany: has just been ’ arr © es — lante a . — ie ING Na 2 ae re; nec Oo 3 Gemy I PRIGHT PLAN oa 1a 0 eK; §enwuemen, wag ok tn Hox 204. _P ot -Dvieneat ; - r ‘ e _ .j : Neank C+a) “pes > | KY" | P.. =" aa ris id bes fc) bungalow, ope bioak om Foreét Park. Chassis For Sale Frank Stell, Best Place arr Ol “an Wanted te board, “moth- | Box H-99. Post-Diapat {c) ' 2 , a 1On , mate a tO] —Chol : aS a’ —lLarEe front ; | STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES | ’ a A 1d [ ' n ' ; : 7 - ayers e vYrno} eee so ee Sere em ‘ ont nut } vanes eo "heat: ex | NY ee Se : : : Pa uh : “a boarding ~ onesy, Wanted PIANO—$4 uprig? if al ase, fins ' arg : 1 fine; open un- ’ Large warm room = g ae : ee 7 AIR__A! ; n Musical Instruction tion, $7% 1233 Goodfello DO IT qT ( DAY — 4 1443 8S. Bro a - icin 1 bo or 3 employed people reason: | ae 61494— Ladies or young ou ~ £ ' — 7 9 ¢ de y ) ni! fir ) 1s! OU orés: m rst floor spartinent c) ie: 1932 uirr A? od cond e3U7, PODS. Hoare : ht. reasor | A N* >, SPEIGRS « ane Come in end Assortn a oe ‘strated for : “y -—Lovely room, hot-water | 7=MPLE PL. 1406—Kioom and board tot = exreien' Abd. — M Forest J. int ae ' —_ payee tienen , enn Atha ae Pia Cr PiIenwe. ; kel Schoo] | . ’ 4 ’ gir te bome: very a Fo, , - - vi ‘ . , mone : . : : a " : hes my | j YQ j I ‘ , ‘ ‘tional ta ie yA refined —T ; \SSI S—- Brande IF | . FixTU! | “a , , , teror, 2 LAN O—Lindet di mall Gepusit wili hold a nent for| ©, alto Theater and and Olt ; | Pores: 4250M )| Forest | 047M (o80) ” a . sci 5 . . — , ’ . ; y . . } . PH y } s \ fq ha , . ; ‘ « 5073-——Lovely room; modern | UNION BL. 1332—Front room: wil! ao- ‘ . ~ ; mg tt jences: xce.ient reals are commodetse 4: 4.80 ene! oJ = excellent = —— (o7 } board reasonabdie. Forest 74 with board private UNION 1454— Neat! y furn! 2° ed hot. waier staa heat good board home comfor tai bus __satking aomnnes Wanted ROOMS and BOARD x 2 | = Piove pA Aid ——— |_ parses door: employed. — .b—Victrolas and Ed ~ conte: satin =“ - UNION, 1149—Apt. B. beautiful furnished or will trade; wi cail OT 4W 65 ginele room. editotning beth, every oo Oliv 243 W Mille: — ~ : — :; venience exon jgsit Ine@&is; reesonnt 4. live 124% | | . vuth front room | Forest 48987, = F (o7) ener Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phone, Olive 6600 | Forest 2207W - . ; . “UBT ver Ann ' Solid agate, £50 line, daily or Sua. EI M ap 4241—Sinele and double harms Vv ba flig 2308 N .—Wanted. twe . 34 v's. #i2 3A Si ods eae “eg i ail cht O74 TaN ndeman: ' ret ai - | Rooms Wanted, Hotels, Roommates f. ' th board: $6. 7) | eee . sR tn esis; « Kood tires; | ~ : Pinar eae P KCHESTRA truction: ali inatrul t ; Country and Subwrban Board, SOciime | Her AR BI. ‘s——Large front room: VERNON 5742— eae * ,sreat yroom , aan -= a . ' ‘ od mo} d. hs . 3 i : i ‘ ~ ane nations +, , ve . ) Dra rene 7 ' , 2 ; dai y, Sc Sun.: dispiay,. Sic dai vy, = | » ome : ul? a rest 7¢ RAM Win boa: GU, bome coo neg (Ae haseie: 3H40 delivere “ Me Ls bh A . 2 . ei se me ay ny pees mocap ey — tat . = gy : os . aa > err ‘ care Ha wkings ; ya . ry - : s | . F — 2 a: . > . ; . ond — a 4 " ; ' i! ’ Df I -raypo, Sun Out-o SOwn. agate 55¢ ow Z bd las ‘ hu 6! O04 5051—W arin rooms; | CERN: iN §°263—Loeovely room with boa ra pe | : 4 SAT Sis. ‘ and 3 I rial sue . , noright toa ae : : daily 2c, Sun ie: $0 times, dai/y sc, , a board $4 cine E : “a tes 3AARM Pe {¢ lL a 409 Frans av, 23 h. — ——— amen _ DERINNES ite . a i plaver-planos “$142 5: cagh | P45". ‘ Piawd, Cad a ha Sun. Sc ECT. _,. 4249—Largre room with | YRPRNON. 526. aeely fromt room with —e SAT Xv n.1no | ke new " HER ¢ L : e. amples at) 5Srax ES "S——In yt try, pe - ne VR eee Re re 2 . way Minimum f lines. | -~ ' a ' , also 84 floor room: 106 8. . v vasonable. 4155 1 hoven a ¢ uM Cray fetriger 9 nved _ lalest metic Deimar | 7. nw: beautiful tone oat) BRL: h , e.ectri coe SI MAR. &8715—Room, front. southern twin t Cellen mee $10 end a a '110 Locust st me to oR ; Agden 0 A b4 R42. act ondlt ; bargain. 42, ntlemer board optional, == |G iO AT —- ' 00 on- | + fal ho — 5 “s pare See Sees a LOO; biti $ se) TY ntlemen ar 4 ———E ¥ % lies 4 “ww s - : ’ _ : i -- , f . 7.) ’ > r —— 2 . " ) bi Phil : I ‘( te — eg SOR Ode j ae . . ro, r ’ ‘ : | ; Ir. A. » ‘ ‘ ‘ . j ‘ ~ he > aA Ms P uA . . ‘ *.y. ‘eeer.' ; - . om — = ROCMS WITH BOARD—ClI wr ie : . ie aa ine r , . WA SHINGTON Pr, SR: 37... ~ Reon end Saell, a : im = : ) » 3a f . : 4 4 ‘ : « ‘ : - ’ { wh aii r>7 . 4 . . ik : . } ’ ‘ j } Y ; ae , : — my . . 7 +] f 439020 yaa Hoard s boar : “7 «s'ne'le bre An es eam heat, (7 a tops - 4 " 1] . ol cr » oie } ; ste ; eof lee —_ >t , ’ . . a : : ‘ mak of] } . : b! : [ Pes’ Tah LG > \ t Oo boa! ~ ses “ P - ’ a . wr = L g z 4 Steer: ; ee: a ' ™ , s }. ss * 4 . - - 1 > ys V“ n aa) 1°09 ' ; L.& PD w eek erce. ent bome cooking i Ww ASHIN Ts * 4247— Flocomae for : cfu. f } HAW)? hj Al } wi a) ind f m : — owe * : ; 7 . om _ — ’ on? me ry onabile ——= : ; mime Arty k ’ . ' tEEN —-To board; ; ry + pe « e mn | meas: reseone ‘ ’ ries ’ ; ’ » « . ' , ‘ , P . } ; . i’ . ,* r. . re ‘ ’ . «? . r prin . ' \e ? —_- tet) r r hot — . . . ' ’ } “ we, , ik finish; ches hristian fami | E ae : + rd wy - * — car | WASHINGT ' Large. bright (c7 — a (co? Warm ro on “ , 1 oO ae w \5A—-Neatly Sarnisched rooms ¥ ~~ ca ow i—Geube eae « yn ut a ae t “4 K; good conditiom@.e =a ) cheal 51 Shaw. Gra " ; eg et iain tt , ; , ; é . ; ea , : ; | AND |] ARD lern: 3 Cars ar J Ve : ; } : 4 > a i j ; ‘ ; 4 »/4 y . ante . : " . r 4 i . ; ss . . iv 47984 Do uble room beds: good board: rea- oe "“ASHINGTON ; 4113-—-Reem and beard for 2 convenieneoes, reaanh- SHWINGTON 4241—Wel! furnished r het Water, exre lent *s. nar 150% home roo mr. w le employed : 4 he neve r ch | ores’ ‘PAM mpev a L_O07 —Roeem end board: re ID.-F : geri t3 ; ~_ KZeoeu pen 8 ie} Attire : ‘1« rin ry} er rome =r ( 45; new. cost $ en ay 8F . terol ~ then 354M __éel canine ve = 4404 Cherok: > 3 , —— a ctenetis [™™ eR ; T7248 - > ’ Vv “e- > ane —— : ; 4 r) : , om e P fre tT Tie te 44 cheap. v0US — >: eran ate ; . vi : , : h breaks acu soy ed oageths = anna i BE! nena d ic, U ian oe He 9446) ’ ' O54™M VN&TER 46°5—Reom ‘e% : -_ ad -——-—— | ae cu? : ?r : . ¢ —_ \ —— J. ,0TD an¢ q . | 3 oe ‘ "ht 4ren ae ve heme re “Ter oes ' Musical Employment a ANS: Wee néd pL_AYER-PIA —Ca bine - a reall ———-— ’ ' : y Ses fo -5 SS y: nat : "= | ; " - 2 ‘ tf ‘ ’ ti rad i . . > ly , fs , reamonar (Cenu ; Tt . . . - ween | and " wi — 7 MIN —T rH PL. RAO 4 larece fron? = x. ‘ ‘ -~ ‘. . . " 1% 4 , e . rs ee ’ : : frie? ce v7) _ ? aa 4 HE eS ’ s - : y TA “> we note mahoran ng ane ms ans ee hen | ' : ~— = . —s all Sut 1O28J. hea 2409 Chippews slag retinal = : es KENSINGTON 5043A—Comfo~able roct — | | ge sna 2 4 ——M us for allo T AVER_PIANO-8195. mahogany: ben) | = : ee Northwest excellent | convenio2ee. ___. WESTMINSTER PL 4549-—Peautifulr ‘Y : ‘ ’ rwernNeit "et root boar furnished room "ning water pH eg 2°n] excellent ser | am Drei tna’ » large warn! room — ‘ . ved tmoderr rIne ‘ ne. S'earn-hested * Patines —— Pryor - . « $7 } arn eT ‘ : ~ ¢ a . ’ oF ’ , - , ; ° ' as “ ' : . . i§— “ y ours rr wer a . -_—--- ty ssail ‘ r ores 7 a A Trims ' ‘+ fy . ‘ emeu Forest B240F $0 }-@team heated et? hoard ” 4 - -—@ Saree Tuo, raragce ; ris j-—_Desiral ° wsneie . , , 3 - , ; nA ms A A ig ’ 4 cop venient to - ._ , ; a Re . : 4 ‘ — “ eg Sg ae ) erm ae ' 41 onl - . —- ”) - ’ — Si : : es LO7 rid . y *T . : " . . - + BRSO) i ; ad mes BS Cig = a 44 Y ons €9 Ao ) ey ; va linge ard, plumb. | et yng eptincu Se sph SCHUBERT & & 260 anKiin. 20- Ca ndition, f > | PHO SRAPH—U pright D: | AGeTLEMAN 205) L room, fv [DELL BL. 3062—Steam heated +E 6. eal’ dean aan a rate : ; bad .. ' Oo Inn used three weeks and : m4 . Pm nis ° , ~- ec} | 5 ; ' meen bs! ! ; oP : ° “ ~~ ~ hu hel attheut tant aang . ‘i . | . Be... as ondition and full . imates fre Mem! National Ass. A YER-PIA Sacer ' alance. $: +T “ — ke new: ~a | — his week S00 ico bet , one ' ue! x —- era DE TONTY, “$Oi8—Room ané board for os. - *.% PHONOGRAPH | REPAIRING . 4 Westante ADU. | STONOGRATH OTTO marhine, —rmaboga, | _7eune ed (¢) | GNDELL BL. isis ee | : : . ental — TL » = ; in water, pa — bey OOo g of we -' : ; es ORs! . ms ge s — ! rt. LANG M— Ae runt € ici? _ 1S : r cAS* | : A also fu . IM] SER) and bench $1450 ort $05 bi re was new 34) rn om FoLAM 3683— — Large roum for 1 of « or cL =? . oa ne ' ry rts nd ACCOLSO es. ] i : . . me eet Dp Dau. 1S Marcus . - BONS TRON o ‘STEL x case? thee cases, cos —" J P, 016 Pine (99) gold today. ¢<i1 ssenacfock Ks . ~~ bensipger C0. ev iZtu. ® tee g@en or couple
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SUNDAY, Me _ NOVEMBER 50. 10% } =~ 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in these columns today. SR a | BPE eh insay.: ROOMS | FOR RENT—West_ | ROOMS FOR RENT—West ou Stnay, Tl apoms FOR RENT Mien | eer tie His nie Les |, ROOMMATES WANTED anemens ANIMALS ~ POULTRY AND BIRDS FORMER INDIAN CHIEF. DEPOSED | TELLS OF DIGGING GOLD BY ' of ee “$4. P nd | . tins am ee Dare Rooms For RENT. ieee: rood Beats Phe Chone | Fore ie. Cone ae ROOMMATE Wid—Youne lady. to share Dogs and Cats For Sale | Dogs and id Cats For Sale Poultry—Miso. For Sale . . nO” rs. 9 ~ —— —$—$———$ ahaa torn en de tances Ponies nt Mie tien —eee - ee i WEST PINE BL.. 4422—Private h oe | er res _Parkview 2436. (cl' | BOSTON, TERRIER—Pedigrecd. female: i\f ‘OMERANLAN—Brown young female: from PU ULLETS—Layin pullets, of t fine breed. BY HIS SON, FOUND SLAIN: TON IN SOUTH AMERICA > fui ~~ ff 432. ; o ) " me ool Say OsN6 » OOMMATES Wtd—Two egiris t he year 0 reasonable Spalding. For- champion stoc also winner blue ri> ing: also a few hens. ehivile Poultry i) nisved aft,’ 1315—2 ~furn! ished ‘fre at rooms | large fro nt. over looking ¢ th d be bay ad ris o snare TOOS ’ va . e it deni: ed. weCrn “wtad eae “4 aed hea gas, electric, windows. ‘Graninas. new Bean emeeten ily 3 “ry apartment: first-class. Lindel! 5368R. _est 7T005W. (ce) | bone. 86006 Washington. Cabany 5595. | Farm. Jefferson Barracks. route 10. | Joe Penasse's ‘s Body Discovered | When Map Shows Cities Instead of | —PAisk iil, ————— oe cee eat TL A LA POMERANIANS—ldea! Christmas c'if's; PEA FOWLS—And golden pheasants. Lins | . and m Wilderness, Witness in Court Im- beautiful puppies or grown, in black, | dell_ 3940 3940 North Market Near Cabin, W ith Head Arms | brown. orange. cream. blue colors; select ROOSTERS—Fine rose-comb; creer _ Severed, Following Disappearance _—, Accuracy of Al) Maps. now: held for Christmas delivery. Mre. Grand _ 6531 W. (c) | Gy the Associated Press. Ry the Assortated Prens, Sessingheus. 5316 Cabenne. pinnae rts see WARROAD, Minn., Nov. 29.— KANSAS CITY, Nov. 29%.—A tale POODLE PUPPIES—718 Wyoming. —_ | pj Pet Bird | POODLE—French ae ine | Pigeons & 6a Per Bale! A story of another mysterious of the discovery in South America cluded, $7 per week. Del-| ing for bathroom: | Ary: #7 . hegt | ROOMMATE a ces Ss. ‘ “| BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES—Nice 9 446 as hone in ‘Lud , pe yr bathroom; laundry; garage: best : 16354 Jefferson, Xmas presents. Tower Grove car, 6268 . vena c? “ Bit inn ation in city: convenient to cars and | young man to share front room. Maenolia. l cons Cist NGTON "BL... 4140—Large. “84 floor} Us: might consider Mmeais. (eae) Re OM MATE, ‘Wtd.—Girl, share room_ with room; Priv ate bath; gentiemen. WEST PINE BL. 3847—Large front rvom, | 16-year-o!} girl; private family: board BOSTON TERRIERS mayer rices: — : kitchenett I watch here: senstbly DP 5336 "Olive. SeTINGTON 7 BL.. 4272—Nice periaen) chenette, private bath. dressing al-| options on H-! Post-Dispatch. _ (ch) ‘ . cove, 4 big windows: another 20x15 feet:| ROOMS 4 .— for housekeep* ne a ~ ee neenaee | large kitchenette, big windows: both just} over cate Wea — Refined ceo ag “south BOSTON i eae ptud:, Intruder s 8 a ont | papered: near Bs Bie toy Olive cars.: 8 : r apry oy ee 5: Intruder’s Rival BIRDS—With oa : e179 W , —_— Dri = en: conventences. ‘c)} | block to Lindell bus; 8 minutes to Grand ide; a real home. Box H-247. P.- Equal, fee $10. al Kennels. weeks. $10. 120% Dillon. __ oming st ae es ‘e) death in the Northwest Country of plonde Indians and fabdwious “VUpe po vate eo N BL. an 7 = __- Well ] furn bis? ied | boulevard theaters: 15 minutes downtown | ROOMMATE Wtd. —Gentieman “would “Tike | North Market. POODL i LE PUPS—The milaest doe of all: RD C ( HS- t ee browgnt pa a = poet it | loved: o eT ac well heated. naer Protestant churches, Catholic Fetia- to meet congenial party wit 2 a view of | BOs TERRIER mee ideal pets. 2336 Olive. OP) BIRD CAGRsS— Very. jatest patierns, Lin- ‘ wealth in pacer gold was related —" - ail aly re . “ | gha t x, PUPS—Beautifu! TTP ———-* jelt 3940. 3940 North Market, (cB , 4 he ecent find- ished fia Be eHINGTON BL. a 4742 Room in pri- ' , areal 3 no chil ire en. ring apartment t. Box O- 12 _P. D. - % 3 to 6 months 0} 1d - prices depend I Ul S—Good st ock : $1 and $2. FOL Mx pm. Fa rats RS IS S orta Maran. c )\ers, W ho told 0 r ee ROOMMATE Wtd.—Gentleman. to share vality. Lindell 3940. 3940 North mm Broadway | BIRD CAGES——-Lar gest selections: lowe st ing of the disr eto: body of here today by Joseph Devore. of Drivaty ~ yate fami* lw: al! ce meer lien ERT ot ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED | arn all conveniences: board estione:. | ke (99) | Purp Airedale e: choice edigreed. _ 6206 | prices, wholesale. retail, 2335 Olive. former ¢ "hief of the! Chitaco, president of the Twin 4 300— Pa rkview 215LA. pore) jloe Penasse. r Indians, American Development Co., who im ler ri WAS INGTON BL ; eget ,ELI eual — __.__'©¢' |} BULL TERRIER ‘TPS Most Radom, block north 0 es. — nn ie anton cageom . runn'ng water: private home. | — beats ——e. pasnmnner. and un-| ROOMMATH W ) Wtd—Lady — employed ae- watch dog on ae, E: 336 ‘Ollve. ~ PUP Walker hound: 7 ‘months. 4014 | BIRD ‘ AGES: Round brass dome. brass | Cyclone Island band of im 519% ished | ASN ET feos o... 4519S ine | | BELL, 3432—fun aad ton ae aloes a: | ent: $32.50 ™ at th. B t 7, apart- BULLDOG—Watchdog: cheap; also Aire- | — Cozens. rear Easton | guard, $3.25. Of course, 2339 ag oe 2 rear his home, just across tne described himself as an “explorer ‘ front: aipo garace. | cy Lo —furnished rooms to colored; | ment. 2.50 mont tox O-9 »-D. | ~ : . | = ee —— , ' : ; 7 Toe 2d fico : : and trail blazer of long exper! ot = ——— ff daie. 412 5. Jeffe rson PUPS—5 bt aoe ) ’ ¢ ” Bn a pave aE wee 2 ——4051—Laree._ dist it Ba ys Fon gains vse hot-water heat, electric, ROOMMATE Wtd. —tTady employed. to} pr TE RRIE > ch = “ne pt —_ tet Maffitt ‘place. | BIRD GAGES—-1? you sele canaries in Canadian boundary line Ni CUiCog WAS a r heat, Forest 2 2447 PPR nn wt Bhd (c*8: | share modern, comfortably furnished flat, r 142 x all | —— Oo —- . D re om your home you can sell cages. Ca'l er) Minnesota officials already are ence.’ copnecting | COOK. 4034—Elegantly iy furnished: cou-, With business women; reasonabie. a N. 18th. rear, | PUPPIES— Watch us for bargains: , hed ie INGTON aif 41 68- —Furnished | “a for lie) jousek ee i? . eakiGhT. ~ 4035A—34 fl oor ‘ooms., Tien SHINGTON LL bw “ “i hour J mt ‘ heat gar are ¢) na # ma EE A emen , ‘ o : ‘ i* : . + ; vest fs) age ete: ; . a _------ _whi 47 \ {fit wen ———— — CGENIA. 2741—2 unfurnished rms = | ROOM “AND BOARD Wtd—In private nite, 4057 Net _—____ ' foo! eouth- flor or’ re spec t able co! lored coupte. (* dd a unt heat; $6. \c) | FATRFAX. 4372 (“Bureka bp! SHINGTON 'L. 3813—Ni ely fur- single or en suite: janitor nished rooms vw ith hy aT reasonab! e. SRS Re ee ae ‘ = 2% SEHINGTON BL. 4019—Room for gen-| FINNEY, = 42684 .W —Reautiful conveniences reasona rie nquire 918° Pendleton. — lady ; with private Lutheran family. Box | 0. 3040 North Market. __ (e990), | Mice, Angora. Persian kittens. etc. Free) BIRD CAGES—he!2 cages. to separate | - ge S8 |. re af _— . } Deimar TH i s ASHINGTON , Bk. a A-—Reautiful| § nisote __ a = — i! write. Mr. Halfin. 2335 Olive. (ct) evore e was ; rooms, thal a a al a it. ee telephone, bath. modern, . | Forest 7870R | BU TERRIER "PS le, white, | be surprise. 2338 Olive. — ____(¢99) 'SiRD CAGES—No § other houses in St investigating the death of Mrs. i ‘ deposition : os © ful hee Ee” mnusekee? 1 oom: in t Te | ‘a 7 —— pike tail: DN serf, bead 8 steaah PUP P ay ~~ ovis. y. 3 Louis combined carry the immense stocks | Dean W heeler, 31-year-old bride fe 8: EN ——— ~ Bae Meh HINGTO* rl. oS eae 4 mo a) | bes RIGHT. ~ $362—Furnished rooms — eal | a ‘ , = east of Bevo Mill. == =_s—CS) | 0 we Go; all styles. all kinds; exve money . Sawrey against ‘ran wliott, @ wi eneckecD! from = __{©) |“ ored: all conveniences. ROOMS AND BOARD—Wanted | - - (09) | PUPPIES—German police; _ registered: | Bare on B yi. ot pet teen, See | ree Woe of Clear Water, Kan. |. ctor in the Twin-American De- aHINGTON Bi. 412: 3—F urn ished | EN RIGHT. 4301—2 housekeeping i e ROOM AND BOARD Wtd. —By two ladies; CATs S—And kitte - oe 3 ai fluffy coated | pedi igreed: also male, 11 months old; Sri eae (c99) who was found dead from a knife e fam » cen’ n. | furni shed or unfurnished. with use 3 South Side: near car. Box 0-116. P -D. F Se on 2938 Clive. cee Pt cap. SSE One ge ee = iia aN OBL : 4 l\- sh roum. ct ed. Phone Forest 817 | - ————$———— on - RABBIT - HOUND—Good. Wm. Ladwi CANARIES—Singers females: reed- | ; Saw BBHINGTOS en : a ~ _ectlelechnes | i ROOM ; ANT BOARD | Wwe a—aA young CO! 4 LE P 1" p PIES—Sable ar ee hite,, 1435 Fent om. Mo al ing and Es Singers. 95: 27 N my i election the elder Indian disap- wee h ‘ 4 4 h ag : eae YUE: eae PD wanes ~ nailer eg eT —— Cc or. if nall iy ¢€. : Sily * pd) { 1ton , >uIeTr, 77 Th? = re ——— eclared a bea heat | a}l mode : , 3 & SALLE 34001 A_-Neatly —_— shed for ' ot ~ ee eel por or lynn ~ 5° ie :~ 26: Ww rton . Richmond He gehts en ic) ene NDS—tTrained: cheap. CAN ARIES -§ viendid young , songs! me) peared. Pein ome eden 12 ab i Pat : >, a ‘onn ct nN COL mac if Z f P ) etre; > a@' we ait —— southern exposed: private famiiv: bres k- | ‘layton ‘4 Woods Mill rde. terv is offering at pubiie service these | Ga s—Over . iT FROM LINCOLN TOMB TRIP. wt a 38. _ a q ee room; hot water. 1 ephone: Te@- | WHITTIER 721 7 Furnished rooms fe tack erelerret. Bex O- ~pa’ 4 | Clayton and Woods a sh ecieeaiaall 1 CA NARIES ver 300 singery fo your | pres 6 and a promise that the ba! er . { on ; - , ie} respecta! se people: all conveniences. nes. | : | —— canara Tee CHON DOGS-—Paiu well broken; cheap. do a ~¥ avg neta nent | inspection. of of course. 2335 Nnive. (chd) thé money he invested i : 4 Ah ield i. cee a — | é _Large west, 2 young ladies: Be. .vans av.. irkwood, Mo. John) | chilla: fee. ‘$10: orders booked for | CANARIES—Enslisb ; large, beautiful + - “4 ————— — ————— -_-— { ss | | ; ' rnished conne Ming : -€ le. m — Y locality; ab sey “$915 Two newly | Hodta mor iine _Cail _Delr mar 1801R.(c Ac?) ; ROOM Wt “Gee, Tv m Glad I Went!” Says One — ’ igt ousekeepin | best rete! ences must be ex hanged; rea uckKart, | » T H iieoss. it golden oranges. Of course, ©335 Oli\ve. | p possver be paid in 10 days. This coe any S118, WASHINGTON Bt ressing Sentiments of “ ' , 4 + r 7 o r Y . " . ’ “ “" . * o . . s men oO p_ Sure ' ROOMS IN SUBURBS 1 @onable. Box H-48. Post-Dispat m (¢)/¢ N AND RABBIT HOt NDS—Bach} di iasnont av.. St. Louis. Mo.: ~y Fs ee i Pupil, Exp ng | promise, he said, had not been aa a? > “hoice front | : , ne an | Station, Kirkwood Mo., Meramec High- | _Branc h CAN act ia: All on Unique Pilgrimage. ‘‘ SHINGTON Wn 4802 an! 7 = ————_——-— | ROOMS _W ta.—Two unfurnished, ho ise - Mays 2 nate hecjanion ‘ANARIE oung and o| singers; mat kept. oe 4 small kitchen: the better sort: GR OVE, 62:36 : (Pine, Lawn) $a furnished | kee; ing; Taylor line. Call att oe i. Sor |) — .. ea ———————— AT STUD—Bostons that sire quality pup-| 02, Pairs: all colors; reasonable. 4166 By the Associated Press. a Biz Bend rd. ee | | AN ARIES Or oe ied "Bt. Andreashure: age that probably has no equal. Auto After He Intercepts Vic- ’ Ri Ooms on ; cre \ furnished. front: . - a usekeeping TO TIi. v 182 citcn nl : . 1: saw : * ic ‘ - A - " - s Oe ee he —_— j ——" : “Airedale: $: ~ ae “ADI ply y_ 4228 Bates. WILI TR ADE ( ight Aor for rabbit hov nd | fe male _ PISA _ Garfield, ay a | They came back this afternoon tin on Her Way to Work. | | keeping: private; modern: $9.° F Lindell 508. wa @ No SS — a ——— | em B ton 619) 28 || GANARiES—Lareest distributers .| from an 800-mile journey that took | seoc! Press. ht room. 8 :vs 62) binge! > ne gee | Rov 2M y refined gentieman, © neranians: all colors; nothng | that’s broke. Ben 619M. Jie~ la) "youis; truthful advertising ays. " 9338| 0. a — La.. ROOM pommel ae 7 = ig * i euinGToN BL. ‘ 45: Soares — ‘SUBURBAN BOARD ? priv ate ' 2 apg Se a a ght Porgy Behe 7 met 46 7 Grand. clede _Toad. Maplewood. ee as So (ce) | Olive st. (29) them to the tomb of Abraham Lin- SHREVEPORT, Nov. 29. a tae 4 j -_- . at i hé ge, “as « r v > ¥ | rivy e at : . } { ee: 100: he “hg o oe TT ae rh) ad t ’ - | furnished ~~ room for 2 or 3. with kitchen {f desired p feos. es —_ —— Vr. = |. Poferences s exchanged. Box O-8. Post-Dis. | DO« i? bul ~old: cheaD. 3012 | ME OF nmi ey os —Offera, at te | CANARIES— —Fine roliers, in full song. we | coin at Springfield, Ill., where ye8-| Rejected love prompted Joe J. nil ‘ ; ‘ EEE | : Cain. awe ne rovnui. Cll ’ ————_—— —— - *; i : eaaquarte + it, i! ] arce | Tr 161 S fi Tr apr iment. — ON BL. ” 40: ——- bath sam Denil —io ned eueat! Mo » by t oga North Side Kennels. are safe and saving here. 2335 Olive. | to disembark. At each station CASHING T IN Bi ~4081-—3- oom y apart. | weekiv rates: tubd ebower aths; ga ic8) "ooOT™N | excru i} bs iT ae , awe —— =: CE T -E R —Ma!) _ YY ouths: ; : ‘ ic) {+ pd) those departing waved a cheery and then to commit suicide here 5 3 - pot | a 8) st Side, near Univers! riline. Ad (NGOLIE —_ 7 months:; 3417 N. 9th 7 2 oe aE ae . hot-watti ment, 4-room efficie nog gees urniture NTON HO TEL. 819 Pine st.-—Center iress Postoft! Rox 3. beautiful pup: all papers tc rexister: $30. |—— CANARIES—St. Andreasberg rollers, also this morning... The tragedy occur- garage. ‘ . water furnished: very U e fur | BE: thi ‘ q aa low win ter - — wer: 2° rma a om : ” . Dest: 2 fc) |} Hartz mountain guaranteed singer: farew el] which belied any fatigue a needed: KArare: Deimer 1g i= aaset- | Ph doom $5. ‘k, § per day; large lcbt aS we neat sa ape istance of ane 77iMo De —— le 1) 4402 Chou- Pet_Stook River and wap ties: sie L. dav eer they might have felt. One young- red in an automobile. SHINGTON BL. 42Rh—Large, C1e6er | on ry water oms (BR) : a adel! m1 reasona! ° ' ete ic) |MONKEYS—Nice lot; Phesus and Rin iverside 21 eramec. (ci pws pana ished 1st- fl por front; clean, new ar sinew a “CY. 859% ‘Mor eT T | ski yp tee iby Box i 380. ost-Dis : : we | tails. $20 each ‘)338 Olive * (98) CANARIE oo Retlian. male and fem ale. ster was asked just before he left For ane 8.7 Bass had best steam heat. abundance hot water; a $4 week and ogee ase aa ed cr x peony be SKIM he: rm Pu; ae oe Bu, : EE beauties: deep vellow an 4 orange y ©: ithe train what he thought ef the sought unsuccessfully to win the lern res jen. SI A ILL SE OI A? _— - : gga a se = = : | al Germa llers. 248 Vernon or- i ! ae mon a pant ‘oner Unie \ipEAL “HOTE Us ner Lora ette. 20" athern expomres unre late: oe. 1 . TE RE [ER PUPP Real beauties. | Miscellaneous . oa 342 aw nm ro. 6 ) | pilgrimage, and his answer prob- love of the girl, repeatedly implor uN ‘ ‘ \ er t ) snowel ains., per agayv.i &T ce. age DU su a r. > Del? S7T1W ic a ; mS a ~ : . i $ and Washington | jaree ie Seat ) $i ver week Us : = 8) | L-1 1. Sees repe* s # , TPP i 7 ¢ extermin ors = yahaated i ATERMAN- axa—sinale Prati ome) | Monder | 1d de contea: 3 ann! ing water ev: GERMAN | F - LICE aie g Ms aires. 2. | FeO Svame Pork. agp : it es a a seed. Se | tion, said tonight that as far as he minutes after she entered his se ——— : ar | NY l o— Two e a uties. partly broke: { « ‘all 8- 12 Dp. mM. 2221 Osage st w ards. ai) ver c + scl. - § er medals. sg the pilgrimage idea, declared he — pet Ree ay —~ —- - yoom t L—lTwo-room ee with oriva $15 each > Ann GV. _ a il bons, score cards: ju gei on song on! 6 or er e. accordin Oo WELLS. 6205—i#ree wart bres rooms, 16" bath: also single rooms: exce! lent iab'e: Post-Dispatch Want Ad Phone, Olive 6600 | HO i NI 1e——Real “coon, opossum; $50; t: jal. | | Our judge doesn’t iknow whose birds he 'was happy that the trip to Lin- gE « om, West EMM housekeeping: close to ©" —_— rates reasonable. 5883 Enright. Phone Solid agate, $0c¢ line, daily or Aun. ig Matz, ( armit_ Til. . therefore cannot furnish &\coln’s tomb “had been so success- an eyewitness. It is believed he breakfast | ai4 ekeeping: jarce “front | f Cabany 5710. (c8) | § Ous-of- rn ; ‘Pelliaree’ = 4 wa LS. 5% 13— Hous onvenien Ces * pri VA te. CL Neen nna Dispi ay, Sic dai! y. 45c un. +O ' =r ND- -Al rabbit: ~ trial . given: call | in IRDS bers en a for al} prizes. | ful. ed forced her into the car. room and _a)cove:, oe oe Albany Hotel. . 4873 5 Page town, agate, $5c daily, 40c Sun.; dis- 3651 Marine__ POUI I R y . B a . West BREE GELS. 5983—Con ting housekeeping | f morning. —" ship, apply Jos. Lehn, secretary, 5! The Shenandoah Kiw u Bass extricated the two used breaktasie ose: 5083 —Conne electric anfi telephone | = 4 popular-priced family eatel. We wave | Looe 5c daily. 55c Sun. Discoum’, | a Q pair A No. 1 hunt- Texas av (99) he Shenan Kiwanis Club, , iNDS— Beale: . . bh anal —— ee: on en second floor ‘with por te! | your inspection r beauty and home com: tly gare np 4 - 3c, 8 vg Po ie. == ol Gi oom —— ~ MACAW—Beautiful, learning to ¢t talk: gen- which sponsored and carried out shells, inserted fresh ones and ; OmMs— ten IT) ea ted ‘ontinuolu - == TeTON AV ry NU e. ~{515—Two house- fort and low rat tes. Forest 3m. 37 (c2) i 2c, 30 times, at y 7 un. d 7 z j IN T Bl me a * = hound mal ie “pup. ¢: ideal ( a gift. Ca! ] Sunday. ‘the pilgrimage, planned to send then, the car running wild, fired : | F keeping rooms: modern Sr a THE HERMIT AGE Sun. bc: $0 times, daily Sc, Sun. be. : av Cadany Vos - __— , — oles 7 “ouay saii€r. « . ' Ww do not sell wild ° - on . ’ eveTy Ww ere e }j o lig , ; ms = | ' a an. keen * 3 ae room " he ' erat dec etreet wi rs GE sé cht. | D Ww tad.— To hur) y Ang: for DOO ; , ITM co S) 235 on ve. . . le On 5 4531 a ae ront 9 AYLO Canaries. Pet sn + ea —_—_—_-—_— ack: Brit mable . 4946 Arsenal. : (c¥9) Spore—Ee —~ oy Be: In black, Register a | WESTMINSTER PL 4° . good oe 3. 4 | RABBIT HOU 9 er Se tases PIGEONS Wid.-All varieties; also corn - GBONS — Chedelt. tenors Oe | Two men,, one of whom asked for Mreakfast optional. Delmar 20QUEE clean housekeeping rooms; os" | bus, Delmar _4672- (080) | Cavies ¢ & Guinea Figs | Momeney- Davistered F. D. and 8 pay high prices, Lindell ee oth Market. (c0®) a loaf of breed when they entered is E> ; : 4 ———— TS ‘ TGS wai? eolors é and sizes; St il = gi avy . rt is 3940 North Market. : a a 7 M- -F ni “wit h : een Kitch “4 @ESTMINSTER PU. ~Giis—Housekeeping ~ LIN DELL PL. LAZA ‘A HOTEL ou ai BA PEGs an Se | giad 1) Owd. ee eee, er of | Free eirén; Wet ing. carneaux and es ithe grocery of Ulysses Grobe, 4372 late } ablisher ers Remains to B® 40,8): Ce ur shed, ’ f . jah PER canes er ) - ‘tno | .—e6.0Crooms «with kitchenette; 4/5 4300 LINDELL BL. S - na $ sir we ps are hich class shot dogs that Ba Received ashington Crypt ruse k © a & a a : airy ry nef ~ ee. D. Es room. , American or European pian: large rooms. } GU [NE A w. IGS 50 eac. A pa c99) : .* pes , } y ; " by Chicks For Sale ers. Lindell 3940. 3840 North Market. in Ww ec pin neces “i 1a pete 7 aD a nnaecnmmapenemmmmmnet re. 2336 Olive. | de 1s “They are 2 months cl eT eT ee ee (99) | Vista avenue, ghortl after noon (ey | WESTMINSTER PL 3739—Two nicely iaingle or en suite: private pa andinet Pex: | a | old: e B5 « 1 onday. Thev | GHICKS—100 per cent arrival guaren- 99) & y Where Wilson Is Buried. : ‘ ——— odaern | at’ } t dings @X%- . ¢ , / . son write for proces. : d Cc ‘al , K ousekeeving rooms. ™ ern | heat: pl easant, homelike surrounc:ng®. are no trash. boys. teed; 13th sea! » 6 | BQT aising wee or ‘yesterday, covere vin eeney | By the Associated Press. outhern ¢x : urnished, 1 gentieman: in ORR evessances: weqncma le. (c2) | cellent food: rates reasonable. Lindell (c8) | Dogs and Cats For Sale money an wee They ar Heidel Poultry Farm, 3940 North Mark 2 b! iar t f : , ; z —— the St. e dem -. SaTMINSTER. B08 3——Nicely “furnished passes door. 1 TAndell a ae KTREDALE—Ma —s bie” ate: exis | stock, Emmett Murphy. 1809 § S. Jefferson. ae 1) | small supply: month. Write of 4214 Norfolk avenue, the clerk WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.—The fh oeak een to 3 car lima Us pas do es @ ° o = nt t] omen. n : “aa, ng od 931% Spa LTESE POO >—fteautiful. male; 3 | CC Cc he itched | chi “ks: 19 varie jeties:;| at once for = boo ‘ housenee! oe q front room; private resident e€;, cen tc 7, HE + BR RAN SCOM tered, $15 . Phone Kirkwe d 931 aa | M ALTE E: 3 Po Sar Be “4063. ‘Kennerly. ELE CTRIC hat $13.50: i =e $6 telling how it. Rock | iin charge, with a revolver, and | urn containing the ‘ashes of Her- —— De nd bus | > Mei LY har = | ™ : ra_ ft na eavy . n¢ i- , - PWesraixeren Br 3000S arnish nd | EIGHT-STORY. FIRED ROOF | AIR yoo | ty ss tee th Mm | INES DOG—Beautiful, little, For: | hundred. Hatch off each Monday, fiagil-| Squa® Co. tf f° at's meirose Hichlan’s. after driving him and several cus-|man H. Kohlisaat, Chicago pifh- . i pre oni | j = | ‘ m e - jarnett. Kan,| Mass. a heat: ant. ; " Ae a (c) | ton Blectric_Incubsto Co... Gane ———— | _Mass-_ omers to the back of the store, iF . Feotn. asa water. steam eS 570) PERSHING, - rooms | AIREDALE ae Gog. Walter Branden ¢ 4851. SEEDS for your canary birds and 4 polly: | °° lisher, who died here Oct. 17 at | See INSTER PT / 4617 =——Laree room: Kaercher Seed Co.. 708-710 N ‘ath athe | $238. the home of Secretary Hoover, will burger, Freeburg Ii] PE KINESE PUPP 1ES—3 3 months old, elle- ial: conven: ener; a Sot-water heat. congenis ot artments. . . 3 3 ———a rea. | PEKINESB GPE And grown doxe; also| ribbon winners and ai] year layere: ye) —— | George Ernzen of 6402 Myrtle be placed in the crypt of Wash- A a oe lie} —_ y Pp —= ff ” ) refA- | ae ; ; r : mt ss ' ‘ P@estTMINSTER PI. 46 1621—Le ee tient, AIRM ION 7 Hl 0 Z EL pnathe. ‘BeEries 10) M. anne « Goss |! - oe ay Jargs wigs (98) ing pullets and hens. S- - t. (98) XMAS al FTS avenue, Wellston, a driver for the ington Cathedral “as an acknow!- /— warm room: large closets: &” iF sona’’¢__ eee nels. 1307 (ack | _Anc ona Farm. eet Canaries, well bred and trained: St. An-'imeishman Yeast Co. and one oth- edgment of his constructive moral enon ou MARYLAND | | AIKEDALES—Nice | lot 9 Peenive, (cO9 | PE KTNuSSE—At stud: Ching Bu of Feat dreasberg rollers: a bird with @ song. Rhee |influence as a citizen in govern ESTMINSTER. F238—Single and lou | i . la eu ere ote n pr ed Teal barga! ns =e ade a ii h olme red wonderf' i] cost: true Peke Bantams For Sale | anteed: parrots and pet hirde. seeds. cages er man in the store were robbed of go - ble rooms, private family. reas many Te orgie oe rive ath: ANG! RA ~ POF »DLE— Male. 42 57 Swan —e type; also imy ported — put! vow ay fe ood sie a (and supplies: mail oreere ee on sabe toed | $40. The robbers escaped in a iment and journalism.” : ° ems age . " P er ied ooa4 la ed nos eae . n r 8 . — ame. wt Tr our ping. hous | m_ heated: We WESTMINSTER 7 L. “R942—F urntshes | 5° yo ae itwin beds; try our Sun- BEAGLE PUPS oo7 A a= Sea 1700 | youne stock 3 Nes Den! IS 1460 Case. (c0P) Sereda 2 fae Sora ay. lin your hatchery. t by. Opes ‘waiting automobile. The announcement was made by wuse 45, - ; : oe ar ‘ . P 7 r . ’ iZ ad f eh ot 1 tT” WD — ab ‘i oog i ' ’ : — - -_ ee A as sescuarmsiaee wet j rate be newly | iu B: Me housekeeping. 34 ‘oor. 3 if. adul tts, (1) ny special noon luncheon: e full a. pe LUCAS ae Hunt road. Cabany 22213. | POINTER 1PEY Female. 2 months old. | The the Right Rev. James E. Freeman, heat, hot water; all to yourse!? pri $1; table de hote full course -— ————————— w “ —_ price | HEN Na—50 white leghorn hens: cheap. _ Poultry Supplies For ieee | to take out a wedding license wd or Nativity, Cheaper. ‘ee Aght nouse , it idea! WI ND—-Well broke; guaran-| Phone Victor ° a r n. ae 64W vill - SAAR. | ‘ prices, making an BEAGLE HOU » | Webst 17 ie -- - ’ ? © ("« ec o ing room. ¥ ehenette be) home at mo - your inapection a3) teed | to » hunt: $35 “s° 2112 Dekalb. ; POINTE R,..-1 5 month a oid; registered: G Hic RN is, ie INCUB ATOR — uckeye Mamm th; Warren tunty, r ords f the | . cc 0 LEG f ‘oe home Be Se = ne = ac c ‘Poul- i — “ 4 PINE nt -_-___ — ——a nh 4 $3300. or any quantwuty a ” aT Bo Room tor aot a ieee Bi, si n1——Connecting, F310. || Hunt ata and pape: resisters’. | ni at Spanish Lake ecm inc ee farria train bene, | Heider, 3040 North Merset___* 20) | Robbins has been keeping house | Charles Iiill Hit While Changing es soot yey Pag a oom ' : . secon: sor front: ¢ ~ .| BAGL. Es— raine: and pup ed, rd. at Span! ah Lake 1} a ae pullets. coc Milton “End | for Salter since the death of his | ’ he . per. PINE } RL... 362 ere floor room.) | Bet ie reed. 633 Atalanta. Webster POIN” TERS— Train ed me le. e, “aera. £40. bl each. veri . Smith, E. | first atte | Tire Near Mantie's Park at ‘mee 6) convenienc es; reac : een SE bD . 2 vear 2 maie, nt aed — —_ “yea- Belleville. ' Weer p "a H— ousekeeping | LE HQU ND—Female: first-ciaes 95: } Write Curtis Matz, Carmi. ULLETS— jexhorns: ver fONEY- ; f F PINE . i aweae reat — | BEAG ie doz: 3 years old; reasonalbie proce ai ’ > gonad! e. Warren’ e strain: Powell ‘ys ae se ae ~ . yy semen ett ; ee ne, Charles Hill, 25 years old, of St. ront; warm, Sage urnished | | Phone Vict or 2015W: 4320 Oregon, _{©) | — - ?. bred to im- bers — rd.. 1 mile north of Fer | A comen™ central 4562 ' - | By the Agpociat Press. Louis, died at St. Eliza h's Hos- West PINE BL. 4 een Kitehenet! * P W k, 1 or 9 Persons BELGIAN. POL 1c 5 DOG—Male:; 10 months PO! LAC E—Femele. 7 % “Tez: guson. __— =| TAN RBEES—i2 ! ives. Inquire “Hee | SHENANDOAH, Ia, Nov. oo housekeeping front Titer heat: $7. $8.50. || = zs old: 20_Union.____ a POLICE ‘ "DOGS Male ~~ oe — “agg | Sal FrALIAN BEE Btore. Valley Pa |The three special trains carrying | Pital, Belleville, Friday as the re- ST PINE Bi... ‘S81 —Ti ouneker! n¢ || Elegantly appre inted guest “om BLAC K AND TAN PU 78 "Normandy 3953A Lexington. Colfax | orptnatens. For aa —— —— (1900 Towa and Missouri schoo! sult of injuries received last BSun- rooms. with kitchenette, $s. ing with private tub and showet pl.: cor. Lucas and “=~ o304W. (c) | ——~ ful young Duff or- . _ BOSTON BO ; DOG—Ge pieasure out | OOSTERS 4 be o + ' . day when struck by an aut ile kK »D- } offering ba per manent the all of oe BOSTON Pas a TE cRRIERS weeks | © id POLIC E DOG—Get real " pleasure out af | R pingtons and barred, 73 ke. Call Sup- AQUARIUMS, F! FISH, © ETC. children home from their pligrim y omo Gar PINE BL. —“an54—1. arge house ee privacy 0 ome $15. Parkvie - ———. ‘s hotel. = your police dog by having him treinal by | day after 1 Dp. ™ 72 Fyler uy AQUARIU 7M Hexagon pane’. —r ~~ fe | age to the tomb of Lincoln at on West Matin street. near Mantie’s ing rooms; good heating. janitor ser: conveniences of a inetropolitan noe ag (ec) vice to all eec- [LL TERRIE R—House ” bro ke a reliable firm. Roadview Kennels, bottom: a heauty: chean mus Keokek. | Springfield. Til., arrived here early | Park. Belleville. Hil! and Frank _ice; reasona bie. '} Quick bus and car ser if ive st Staunton. “1. WEST PINE Ry . 21 5——3 eonne ting t10ns of the ¢ ts wi ith in five minutes | BOS rON mit, PUPpS—Male: , ‘cheap pole £ pod Oo pr—2. unt in SeRRO : —_— ~o4 gin- | of _Yrove ine). a | journey. Gray street, East St. Louls, « nitor service. ™™ por sekeeD —a > LENT CUISINE n_see = my | glenberg. son ‘great Rolf vom | yiCcKENS—A few more thoroughbred sin hit epaired, an . cay PINE BI. 4050 HousekeeD! EXCEL iER—Maile: 4 months; even | ; hor ron Ro tal. tiets read rea- | AQU ARIUMS — Made and Ff y $$ eotrer, w arrested on a eeo en: | kitchenette: ‘running weter: £88) Under persoual direction of Be STON TY Se ‘ Rao} s Rei | eee ae also, pendix, von a wy Boe? Krlinaton. Colfax “g051¥ i “site will ship anywhere: gold fish Jap meatcut as urnished room fo eval ||} | Paul Borelio, 5 years chef st St. | | FERRIER Fo ps—Ciassy, males. | oe fine puppies for sale. M. = c) | anese fan tails, telescopes ape 78M. ie | Home-Made Radio te Rome charges of reckless Griving and aa tamiiy; metis OPY" Wist PINE Bl “FiH3—Front paren! 87, | | BOSTY 4027 North M 3311 O Viet 4003). “¢o99) | Andres ‘Peterson. $462 Pace. Delmar 5O78W, ic’ Concert hed si ; > ag ST PIN! BL. " chiidre Louis 4 ‘ub. female in ee ason : Us yn . at Mayor. 31 sane ctor ** Cox “KEREL =__-Singie . comb “reas. exh! te ——— | leaving the scene of an accident. — aa - ‘oa or, 1 f ing: neatly furnished: 10 5 | Club breakfast 50c. luncheon BOSTON TERFIE RS—2. mare and —. POLICE DOGS AT STUD—F our German; |” tion, utt'ity: see them. 4987 Arsenal. | GOL DFISH— i See ey -| By the Associated Frese. : in rred V A NDE VEN be iz hah ‘“ foe or. . uf a = oo adh am | 5Oc,. dinner dé oe. Sunday. 5 to 8 3% months old. Cali after 1 p. ™. 783 imported, tra:n eA: ~_ [A + pet we oe REDS— erom ist prize winners ot , ST. CLOUD, Minn.. Nov. 29.— Hille body was brought Bt. (pies e +e fioor et Cc . a EB a~ ar . . i 7) ‘ aa er , € . - — ~ Ts vat . - og . “ et room et nder 4 apart ment: «at te «gg da cas elt conveniences: — | " a. Uh Price Cafeteria. bayare. RRIER L PL Pre—? . weeks — 7 nels dogs yoar ~, se. "Tiearine Rock read, Kappe 321 8 Missowr Missour'. —— Using 4 singe circult, two-stage berting house- VERNON, 5608— Heautiful fooms —s BOSTON TERR 2504 | R. No. 7°. Overiand, Mo. A) — 1208) Wea; 5 . home-made set, Earl Gerard and E ; ~ —— 4 matron; pedigreed. Ns ) ; un jase aqua: “ aniy: very reasonable 7 46102 connecting “front || montha, drooe | Wabash 2] 218 try—Miso. For Sale . ag ger last night listen- VERNON, 3. ae aaa wo ete ete was: : (c) PPTs Resins ice we | ! | Pox Sin Maple "| COCRERELS— Skipper a ann . a reliarnent cat to end of line. a. broadcast from i? San tte 7 “+ - oe ‘ ay t ty nee For rom s cs ings. "nl ee . Aag Vere | i RL 4962—Excelient rivets | = 0 es se ful puppies. ame) ote Poultry Form. Jefferson Barracks Tropica! eg Mw silts. ete. ome, Italy. The hi nesta or ol 7 eS * room: h pane: = es autitul pur | est 696. 5434 Maple. _____--—— |. route 10.___ Scalia. dap h Open Sup tuded violin and plano _ | ne or meso e room F ' TERRIERS—1 tit pu - a ; a puD- roi — phnia. © -y ber am — concert tine oln floor houre ~ , Single. | : pies erm pediaree. Hs POMER ANIAN poags—Ol A —-4 a FANCY PoULTRY— “36 var iet‘es. eo. she oe, sean tn the phone: $6.50‘ i. oR ON 54 th — 1 t at Eighteenth pies. | __ pies 4440 Minnesota © _ _———— _ Herman Blumer, ‘Berger, , Mo. (8) | West: a vist you wll rv rize winner, * pedigree and ye ok a)so ; = ventene selections and came in distinctly, eekeeping_roomnn:_ St ee & non . a ‘ies. | FOMERANIAN PUPPIFS—Pediareed: Re SOUTH SIDE B aR ee TEED CO. boys reported. WAGNER, 6215- _ Housekes ping ‘ vi ., %y Three short blocks from Union BOSTON ~“FPRALER PuPs—Reaut ies. | PO 8 =bc cach, 4013 Cozens. rear BLS (BD) the pe ; $: oc | : ne feomn Cat - tiny 7 n- eete ’ A 2 Gravois. LONER. © ; :. 50 uP. . nicel¥ marked: $20 Rg 402 7 North a ~e 3. 9 oat st. (ee, very Tease Victor 84° : 3- 25 ished heate == oomed — dj i nes ai . . 7 a Sti. on. Market. = "@ pafenns cen PY nate Ls o a onnectiaki, ase > @6©=.-—s utes Gowntown: BO . ne : WALTON. PY 7. BO12—2 Some 5 adwlll keeping rooms priv vate fax 21918 ———
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(SONROYS : : * Y 0 $ “ p” - - - — ~. . " TT ae a? a? arti z 2 st a Tv | ONEL ANE’ 12 TER TONEY DANES LETTER WINS a 4 a 7 ow ° e a bs HIM A TRIP TO HOMELAND | 1S CLOSED WITH BANQUET ceomeggane ls Proceeds Froth Reception two Daa- Ne Sigma Nu Dimers Bear Address * ‘tersonian We ith Minister to Go to Home- by Prot of Medicis - t ni- 1° Purpose of _ skk Countrymaa. versity of Minmesota. the DDeservation ef % Fy ~ ~ ee x - . The ere: - w . : Sigma N nationa! nder : “Sanitation “ > . . a ~*~ 0 ona 4 _— : . = . —_ oni ——— — . . -- ~* . = - = — Sracuate Mecical fraternity = - eR = tack - © > = au « “ a | - ~~ © o~ on th - - ” 7 S * = pe - = ns 223 c2 - ~ ee, S he _— ~~ = ae . i. = ss , = . 7 > ~— ‘he : a a oe pr abe ion last night with a bameuet at _ _— are — Z ° — - = ™ > - a » > P : _ . Hotel Chase. Dr. S Marz White ~~ © ee S - - oe . _*~ - ae iin 2 iinet eal rofessor of medicine at Ee: : ees sages enon ~_# ——— - —— tanttn Bren, Minister to Cte eons | aay ot a ae PASTOR'S SERMON TE - = 2 a — * - on > — ™ ~~ - = = = * ai@rri: ¥ - a o- a " > —_ — = s Or eds ex $p g. e7- na) = ,>reaccert : .‘sa@ : 3 3 2 Dene ws bag Ctecutrve cour was * inl “ - — The Ter . re wrote en ee in "arge S..h Ge:egaz $s oO. nce oi " . iw t > — » = *» ** a a - , er = > : 7 sa wi a . > ae > 7? .. °° » =| & eee Fee "+33 - we 2 = > : ~S as ae ers -2 e : — ed = = — = So —— = = j ~at *® search for 4 Re - GA. A BZrouz cs iAOUS Ff - - ——" ; — r> 2 a 4 = sr ize A _ ™ . . ress mee_rtZgs Fere s - — T"' 2 7. =* ’ _ ’ r ~ OF Speci. % Vises ¢t a = * a4 a7 - o * = ca sca S$ anc enter-ainzmest featur - ~ = a * ~ * ~ ba iad : -_ - - ° a ~ 3 = — . sascist M A. > succes Canlfield to Talk om Comstirution 1100 OLIVE Phonograph Sale 20 $2 A WEEK a | NOTHING DOWN “Oo Trade in your old Victrola or other Phonograph as first or part payment. This is the outstanding value of the year honograpa iS exquisitely fimished im brown mahogany or Italan walnut. Plays all records and is standard im every respect. Compare this beautiful Console with other imstruments up to $135.00. A very limited number at this special price are avaliable Come prepared to buy Monday GONROYS 1100 OLIVE The Largest Piano Store in the World RADIO:=GIVE en adi now (OT eT OG STE TS 6 POOR to Tan Ca? De toe ns ef Les wrt 28 Tedeus Ser im wowr Casy char tu Xoo Wt scr’ raz. “a (20 . eseend gf Cottages... trom Sg Sets. Qofurte. maces. Sport. sports @ esr kewd tome Leads of Fun for Every Member of the Family eo more Guill mes whea you here tu powr—ui . OLD TCESITCEE RUGS. MEATERS 65 ‘stl em ws at I>3s5-I> Yee are privileged te epely the amount Olive 366 and bare cur 27P oun cua ef cur estimate en the purchase of eazy kind heme br appeiutwerut. Se charge or oebilicg=- ef Fernttere er Heme Furnishings that you tiem te res fer this service. haseen te eeed. Cer esperai«er will giediy estimate the Year eld geeds will pet be remered enti trade-in valee ef yeur eld Furuitere, ERugu after the sew articries seiected frem us are Heater er Raegce. delivered te year beme. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES—USUAL CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED HOME OUTFITS Measure up to a real standard of quality. See our Three Special Outfits. Cozy 3-Room ior 3-Room De Luxe 3-Roeom Outfit, $197.50 Outfit, $249.75 Outfit, $395.75 TERMS—$2.59° PEK WONT TEEK™MSsiece FER MONTH TER WS—s1500 TER WONTS Yet CAN EXCHANGE YOUR onrvre St. or raiser ed Co a ee ee a os Phe Giustrate d. Easilr $25.68. ee OOD tees nein oes ° . er tqne OY - OEE eS wet hae Gee DEERE wm ren se $5.00 Cash, $5.00 Per Month SELIAL OFFER OF New Home Make Sewing Machine ye eas i = . Be Come Sere aa ad ro EE atl Ma pti gine tt: . Parlor Heater Heats by warm air cir- culation Nhe «a ptpeie~~ fer- Lac? They come in either gray or Special Values in Our RUG AND LINOLEUM DEPARTMENT “7s Extra Special — Feit-Base me 59¢ Velvet Rugs, 9x12.............% cowering in pewes=t shades. ort . Axminster Rugs. oe $1.60 a yard. Special. per yard a Brussels Rugs, 9x12 _......$14.75 | Waltona Bugs, room site ....929 Congoleum Rugs, room size....$17.50 | Neponset Eugs, room size......928 Phoenix Furniture Co., 1226-1228 = —
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' 4 ; ‘ > f, ehriey 1 eae “Pe Malns of 2 per f2 OoTmzg “iinet ‘3 as ae@aatiu hRasia sf | 447315 mr Lig ‘ imz is abaed - ~~ = -—- = 3 -. gr* se : “ace? _ .* —" gt? t i yest ii - aa | -* le lea rear Ts hd et .* ? o me bad di } ie : Tle y ee j = : a 1 ** ‘ ~* ‘ ™ mel | rel 4 ia ~— 5 4 > y4 , ‘se ? => tiitk 2&2 Piaie G4 i af "HArzed anotier ; ; , —— =; - ‘ a8 JOOS : 7 al . - - . «se na r? al - “4 ila i eit i ii rr aii I via TF 12 woe aay -het . - a6 6 cos , ie ADL oDGance (ine __ ‘ - , + — : . oT ct 7 4 Tr ; s ate 9 . -—" soe" arr . ™ , { «il cuar. ar ‘iret gianee. The Perkins Soy 1nd 86 SMtodons TD sh lumeronia nm som — . . - ™ ‘ e yy ro? . ; % : "~~ - a —— —? —? nates iever jad teen «a ‘“oorh of apvthing like avaTeCd Oa. T: 1 42 Jara of Michigan da s ° A] . ™ > | Tt? - ‘ ¢ 4 P 2 7 r 7 = -? eee earn of sone | (tev, sadn iad “he ‘na A ae SAbte Vs 2 s0Le A » P . ¥ : — . - . ‘ aed * - , : — ™ , ye ¢* d 7 ’ ; Tr .* I os oft. UW iaad 4 nmy uidn ave je ‘age 6a ae : i,t i{#ODOSi 3 ata : f Pe ad : Psa _ ft 3 ers vas Cmmewiek 10 [) miles south af Oui " " - ™ go ee ; 7. ’ , '‘- 4 tee ve ‘ min sa” aoe Se)” wiv im mented vie > « a _ : eo ~~ S eet OE ad ait *= iti i tal ) iave wide 0 4 Oats eA LA -_ - ’ — ww . af ~~ s7] aA ; a “ i On : Le ia! = i, “ pe ‘Ne, ; i : ,° 4 7K. : if *4 at 4 ™~ - + i lll a ‘7 -* _ e 14! ‘ r 7 > - ” . oy . ‘ % ad 7 ’ § , . a ¢* > . c 7 a ‘ oA 4 “ - : 4 + ~ . ‘ i. «i ° a" * ? ; : : t P * Rav isid . anf ’ ee . wt 8 “* >» , i . 7 » eo * ; n a +. * n 2 ; > . > 4 ne et * - : s a ba . ' ; Z : x ’ ; - | - -** — ~#€ 22 : 7 i Ai 4 ti - > & 2 ey -erxins acl ' ‘ “a + ? 4% ss 4 es c ¥ ; ind i TAa«i Tie a imedd } j Les s “4 , ‘ 4 . =. . * ~ > " - nina wn, a ia ancient (iat representing sev t-a8 7 ’ -" ~~ ae "fT ’ : 7 : Ouse 0 Floriasant would sem eral hundred in- id ss . Po es ° oe a -. “ é ; > b ee + a | a ™ ; én af eed GU on. 1@ day sefore i Se Sig toora found in a St. Leuis County agividtias, airy sria? twimmuam Sole makes 2 Sandful, ‘Bz aut Mra. Ray Perrine. mother of the wie found the taoth, had eapected 1.08 (Nat Ae relic Must be “terrfbiy sid." The ie 3 ‘on.id 34 ‘now “Oo wmesaody Bio znew ,* > - 4 — - > = i+ ~ if guch matters .J@T*® Waa Ur Otto N. Sehudde Pel ‘Tz U200 |= .o rzZina "amily Loctar Va je Dr Fol : *' 2s °¢ a 's . Wiat aind of an anima! Tas ‘that ind aSout sow long ago tt flour- irmed ‘ne tooth orer ‘os " aad te permitted the Post-Dispatch Junday Mag i..Qe DHatoOgrapier *o take pictures of {ft fia aise ‘ led and Medaured ‘he molar. “nding ‘ts weignt i ; pounda, (2¢ dimensions of the grind- : irface {°* and one-half bv four ches. the f and a halt inches. The -«nda of ir '. a0Wever had been broken of? by 3 an ig ice the relic waa recovered. and measure™Ment relates to the tooth ag {t le sew e\anGing surface is white and t iz te concave of the cusps oriwo. murLA Werner of the F*oi og ca: department 12 2.Versity. (4 wham the ft lot o¢grapaa “Se #h0870. remarked immedilateiy ~* @ . - Mastodon Ame: ‘a2iu2—o geed ‘6 see the *soth _2¢ A@Mericasa mastedon was about imae@ size of the “23 e.epMant of this age. and somewhat amailer 4a (ie African elephant of tadar The late Jumbo tp Gited by Bargum. was an African elephant—the -gest ever seen in America. I+ ie regarded as prob- 2 ih ‘Bat the mestedon which wed ‘he ‘sooth faund 2 (2@ eres ° 3 ; : x Dear Por sean? Was a foot ofr en ‘eee 2423 stm30 am te er 4 _g ave Seen 2 favorite ‘ood ing = 4 a _* « 224 10? (hese Dig Deaats of 4 remote past. While 4 Gnhiesne *e a4 — ae «es *- y? - " 47 cman 7 77 ry - eh > a ane | : as 4..~ stats la sb 2th deed ,218. ; ee ise + pms — oo _— _ ‘ _ ” . ert urn $ Tentioned ‘hat Wr Geenier ‘ound ip os» . - ° 7 r = — e 1° "ne ik A. TOMS cx an diag a ow esd. et = 7 nut a | pel ~ . wo 4 ~*, Rat ‘itis ay iave > jelonged ww a 4°¢T 42° and 147° jetetratedt “o be ayer where ce feietons were LwWeorered. aa _iaf Man ind Mastodon vere -onmtemperaueous if —_ ie =¥ a —, =e “- sf + a's * ss iali — a? “i eat ase LJ iWiltgs TZAaArtoadon Vell. mt aow ong ago ired ‘be wtastedom ‘fet ite grass With che moiar ‘ound vr “be Perkins jer a ie cree gear For: itimaiz Tay iave ived = tnd on “he otiver Same thet Tears May iave capsed jOmMe where Tweet and jetween nese neefinite date Tay ituewer for tie “orssant smectite, Lme =xtinet laked ve hetianad is ands Sunday Magazine— -St. Lowis Post-Dispatch— November 30, 1924. Aiter seven years. . were to open tomb and burn happened.” the cave Was to be La oe BY cREDERKK / Lik - , ,O%s mer a + = - ~ = ? a Pee & =) ~ « % = . ina pate ' : - - —_ . a ox 47 a > a - - . 3 is = ay — -_— — —_ — _ a - ”~ x ~ " ‘ ; 3 = (as m FSi 4 i _ - - “> ? a7 r -” > al a "fa > a = = 7 + : ee : 6 oo . . - 27 c i ~ : -~ ~ ~~ F ; la _ - ~*~ a. - hd = wy ~ Pre 3s to put an adadtece a read -erigad-d W.lt ™sery as = - bis contract actually was €raws , ty “See, in the Ooch al 4 ma tr are 3° 73 : =e atu “ea. > : the bogh Mand ag this pracu Fe that makes the contract s really €=8 -f "AR eze rosa ts asaisiing wesc onid fae, et & _- .: . 3 J ™ . > - . ac ? ; = * =— 2 a oe | . Se preseTT a1 [2B ” aTa..aDi? ores sntainiang mr arge cave 3 farm” —— Ane goes down and oa" Yet. tf the last an be ssid of the 3e= | ‘along with 4 sea ed five gallons of ‘2° jl wrky” Truly. at this seatese one — Sheriock Holmes squce=56 tar . Leceq reiling himeeif tate ® mer takiag « train oo ef tow~ 7 ron end me injunction > - e
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-.«-.. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 36, 1924 N-Hole the size of ths mastodon, this of the mammoth, is Popularly PStimated, and it is more than any attained the height of a African elephant. The largest high-bone, that has come under notice was one he measured as arth at Kimmswick, and this r feet long, three inches short- thigh-bone of Jumbo. Severa] St thigh-bones measured show an unanimity in size. between inches in length, that we may ure they represent the average nd if we say that these animals © probably are doing them fy]! Pinion that man had appeared inent before the disappearance UEh this, of course. is but con- bned that Mr. Beehler found in wick an Indian arrowhead, but t this may have belonged “to a Hetrated to the layer where the were uncovered. todon were contemporaneous in ng what is now the State of aer proved nor disproved by evi- The earliest native drawings aves or elsewhere give no sug- historic Indians eve r saw a E ago lived the mastodon that lar found by the Perkins boy rissant? ‘‘How oid Was Ann’”’ ington University says that scj- ese animals may have lived as £0, and on the other hand that hillion years may have elapsed Py became extinct. Somewhere betwixt and bétween those indefinite dates may answer for the Florissant specimen. Unfortunately, Mis- sourij mastodons failed to write auto- biographies such as are intelligible to the haked eye of the present-day lord of this continent. Real- ly, about the only ab- solutely definite thing to be said about them is that the Perkins boy was right when he sur- mised that anybody would hate to have a toothache in as big a tooth as that he re- aioved from the old swimming hole. Also. it is certain that to pay for filling a cav- Such a molar would make some 2 @ most plethoric bank roll. s Slow Mail Delivery & message in a bottle, thrown he Arctic by the explorer just been washed up on the pergen. Father Neptune takes his mails, and when the bar- Pp does drift ashore at last it news. cook on board the British ship dd the skipper. The vessel was e time, and as she carried no atrusted the story of the crime hat it would be washed up on miles away, on one of the Shet- y three years had Passed, and bed es have been played by means any fakes were picked up after h, which went down without the South African coast. bid the world of the loss with htic liner President. She was pool in March, 1841. but be- At last a ship a* cea Picked up Scrap of paper with the mes- bwer, a celebrated comedian of that the vessel was sinking in ge use, too, for Neptune's mails. ning a request to the finder to card, recording on it the date was picked up, have been )jib- Ministry of Agriculture and data valuable information con- may be gathered. les will doubtless }ie unnoticed at in the past many such “drift recovered. One bottle drifted pays. It was thrown overboard mBthe West African coast, and, Setting eastward, reached the DOtties have been found- the 4] Legend persists disposition 0! ternal organs demijohn of whisky were to be put in cave overlooking Tavern Cree in the Ozarks that a farmer of Miller County arranged for odd his body — While a fiddler played “Rosin the Bow,” the in- were to be removed and sealed in a jar, then the coffin and 1 nd -——_—_ After seven years, to the same music and drinking the whisky, the same men : : , eee ae” ; I1c ~ y SS sisal \ = if : gy FREDERICK J. LIEs- \. MANN. Me re RTH E R- \WA Fe aye . ¢ and fifty dollars in hand paid, th N -and his assistan! ingston. and the fiddi: on my death take °¢ my remains: tha‘ N and his ingston, shal! and remove th- internal organs” It should be unas fore the text of t! covenant proceeds, t! not the flight of in There is no at “oo? @€mulate the crew Poe or even to put already overload« This contract a "40s or early ‘Ss, Mo. Moreover, the a@Mman well adov: intelligence, is the high standing that makes the contra ument. But why should such a Judging from such of t! _ quoted, the naiural inference probably ; that the testator was afflicted week — NESE disease and that he desired to offer his remains eZamination in tie interest of science, wealth and social standing Indeed, of this practical man 0 + @ really extraordinary ao r strange contract the covenant as has s ee. ae Ot aiiaiin ne made” been would he Terri pie > 2 2-4 ‘or or one @#asiiy . e ” y. orwsé was . —_— $maa ¢ 1 >» ¢ iomnad: iasgue might get Lyne igePa that son mailiz : i 26. = n é i that this good citiz Pe population and tilat ti decimating t : 55 ees was offering his inanimate body to assist . aivwia = 4 . as F ther 23°, profession in finding a sotution - ” action, though commendable, would being extraordinar: This theory would , the next clause of the contract substance probabil: lows: ———"‘aft and properly inc!ose internal organs within a jar 7 Of course that was his ia*a lock Holmes would deduce that age assisting scienc A blind man, riding could feel that mu: so iggy . i _—— ‘ho tT) oneer days 4 ia be preserved: and in the } only available preservative So far so good But now oeoeneiegy neh from ' — Sar mn overhan puncm t:0.8 @ ninth-innine ly, an floor ee “When hic 2 done. it is In ' Willi ‘ ; Aa ~s- tea ' ffir : wit! be put in a coffin and that tne “anceeaioieoee “ containing my internal Organs, el a elie large cave in the bluff which faces tae ? an oi #8 snect farm’’———- _ And the scteniiiice asrt' g0es down and out. | Yet, if the last injunct:oa Can be said of the next: res —““along with a sealed dem‘jon! five gallons of the best whisky a a Truly, at this sentence one gers Sheriock Holmes squee a alk Ceale Lecoq rolling himself into a Pp elon eaigricat t ki n? tawn T.#aving aking a r 4 Fon and me’ - shail fili mv bod’ h they er “NY tj mies the same and careful) amat- ul was a Ci for ‘115 h with a sStics that m) «> 4 hea devastating, train ont >» document ¥ the medica! The body Mus’ it wast: affair what containing : + ion OF seur i he needie, Mons ling fort ~ sna ink far )0 Sunday Magazine—S¢. Louw The doctor and kis 4s- sistamt prepared the body according to instruc- tions. then placed the coffin and jar containing the vital organs in the cave, along with a 5-gal- lon demtjohn of whisky, while the fiddler played “Rosin the Bow. we came the interest the entrance for seven ‘SDECTII } : } ; lk-miaon* those two Valiant anieé P mir €'4 aT) Sir Oliver Lodge nd ;: ma A . i : pe 2 ne willin > th on hai k tn +g 1? ry opia: ] biaba on ‘ - nz to £o forward to the Ozarkers. we ar hing even remotel) ‘ - — S tt? pe iek ee! WiiilDne apnro Took nz aooul what ado w and class qualifications. ‘+ » , The fiddler mé of cours: Thy dd fidd' oned D ‘N n are preparite fiddler shail pi direct thai thers of good whisk: fo? work ; on Was sup fiddler Wit ast precaul wossiblr, a regarded th aa Ozark fiddier playing ' reek —_ A red-blooded man should be @ credit to himself any possive cumstances eo | a Creek Music produces exa' doe seo is achieved by inhaling brand: ita ee Creek fiddier easily is equa: wtb of the Gordon Highlanders at music of both springs Tn the Darga’ from tne same ainee the aource. ; iad neil difference {3 that ' - The onl: og ge gene ation of the original Scoica ana lt a tio I ‘a amere melodies miusSita: and no man brougnt its Savage ligzen horn and reared in th the thing took place ° om ‘ } County¥Y as far hack as the dat O1 Adan Post-Dispatch—Nevember 30, 1924. range Story of a Burial Cave in Missouri ; ripe . _ . ‘ nave noliogl } ( reexs viusi — Sd, _ . ?- _ = rT, imitive the stress and danger Of primtit: as ~ 4 . . , ; — a so hbare-! anded pione eT ryusning , zs . > -* + ‘7? mitt? n° h weights Witi iJ bil as European ‘idl: wilderness—at Cat : ‘linches and no holds barred. The ;"* il , 4 : : . — ‘ mvin icy f t impossible and inv: technician finds it impossi : = up on it ever loses one 10ta xhilaration or its fierce appea! © 2 * * + ~- > : . £ ‘ € ¢° i}¢ vé the musica! side of the bargain ac! a4 >» & ae & s fy , Obvious horefare should be re ‘aurth dimensional class, and theretore should inent r cinstein submitted to the eminent Dr. FE oni | } ; ive ae T SPliePTlis the elements which involve deep : . ‘ thus sublet to competent contractors, thé ee ts skinned down to the bare bones _— : mat | the proper purview of the — ae 4 Clearly. the logical proceeding 15 = mes of venus to the beginning and deman f the entire case ‘has the earmarks of legend vid be dismissed as pure phantasy : a ae om Miller County offers most vigor us ) ir ass ) 2s © | , . : : “ ste a eG T Man from Miller County is lighiy in he } rom - aan trmentineetes + 2 voracious reader and a tireless 1 tig ta : me e werv Tavern country Ordinarily To this the where mnaresr Or With the exception of a cet Pa of hee . e istory f rti) and vears he knows the intima is ’ — 4, ; o | What of this yarn about the old os - ae tubing barreled up and pene Pape gallons of whisky ang the rest of 41 ad? : hie truth, so help me rapes in my hom a nd he s : ; - is inne with five ’ 7? ; é cha “El unimpeat! S at “Tt happened right Lne Man. a: | a "Th, o walled cave 1s there tT Gas, 7 i fe . i “now aA te - ae iavorit : = rye | 8 nienic place I son, shoot ¢€m. Miller County tantially the following broadside: " Tepers.( reek runs roughly if County. past Bray's ana ~acrs nga Osage abor: St Elizabeth. You kn ; ‘em, ye - aT) aeilve T+ “here he Ma ereat ! ‘ throuch M: and strikes tne t's a wonde! ful countrys ; @ Ay, indeed: beautiful 4 2 And so does everyone else who ha ii'* = ' : 7 : | land which lies between Tav - nes id. the sun-splashed, wheat-gild. he sea-biue wa seen the ern and Grand Glaize; a ead hill tops glimmering against prccang tines of th ricon: the smooth, green mea O ve ae ingens green with rustling corn. There wee 2 poe atolh stateliness about ppnetagrie Dh oo » eee the rows reminds one 0! cath hs thy Helton the Ozark Philosopher, says arcl.es tu Iton, : ‘Arun a footrace down atween thems (Continued on Payé bh | Page Three, / ? os hy abe deh ee ise Ie dee : x - ae Se eee Phe b re 2 a> ares oe, . Sig et ata te & «3 Sat Sie My % ‘ 2 rts Shas ‘1 ; % : oe ‘ » rm *? et ae oes
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nacT NICDATCH alane has MORE CITY Circulation igan the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED tf A fi... Hom Qx-leam to Airplane, at Aae of 9 “ +a served (0 MArk it with ie C cs OC: pioneers who died ip a Re to reaeh the Far West. Seme ae ee ; irom the privations ef the tra “aE q ar . . = > > ; Deen n Indian raids; iiimes 1 still young man. who became i more prominent figure ig the eS eeker could be counted upes : en ee © forefront of any movement SESS ee Precress for his section. Ne ie- —_ a ee arenous. no effort or expendi- "cat. if >rougsht returms to his ee nature and inclination a co-get- a cr supperted warmly anything : i to bring the West into closer e rest of the United States —— — ——— » @Sent ¢ > “> ¢ ‘- first to advocate transeen- roads, and while not actively @- Most troublesome of all the predatory b= railroad busimess at any time 4 for bunting dogs. € West { pamphiet writtes yp | By DAVID ™M. NEWELL. al r \ ~ : ne ¥ = - ~ -.« -— = > - 2 ” - 7 > o r - . — mit, a ye = = acvVant azes of ; TRING some . me sheD Bb as § a . 4 > »* ~ ae = - - % ’ - = o- ° = ' ore - ~ os 2,:0n Tre ‘ re . ) « - rs placed along the Oregon Trai, big gray wolf and the oF 2 t rainst obliterati an : “4 -_ Ge @.i ‘ Hie a on br tee ote or pra:fie wol? Vost : d- of civilization. Meeker tear | . ) 4 #rom other oO: ro% scer _“e2 2 | ontinent. starti of my information I gleaned from Ocae © across the continent, starting : . , - «> : | bh az men in the service, and from old, inde we i-known higiway wit fr . 2 cnown highway: | 2 SESE SEEN —— d fro ts ara ghh ; : pendent [rappers ~OomD | | ned | z he x team and a prairm ‘ i 4 . b tae For.ves TAF msi ves . — : —— = . . ia : 2 reps 2 OO I was not a wolf hunter Mv }oo Was -—- i. t*hea = | ~+# > > ” ites i 2 » - ss mamhommcmumptiess ite oP ago8> a ee bes: the hunting of mountain lions, bobcats .* © made the first " nae : | mace : siiu ee) 3 ¢ and a*tie-k ling hears ¥. 5 a ar & k of Tt - oh mie "forte “1ye°ns as ’ - at hounds trained for the purpos* of ng the way were induced? 7 r ki of ;, = os : course. | was expected to kill any kind ‘tea wer Fes da , ce fF earecs. . bed’ i : cee , ba tn = or 4 > nd a3 . _ T; roe “~* eq 7 4 , wi | was - —_ _ ~7* —_ _ .- - ~ as 3 ~ eT ~ 2 ~ 7 . ~ - > > r r 2 3 This was exceedingly fortumate +o te traveled by the pioneers : | » I trappe - : a ing onlr a few covotes, whieh ! trapped " . - ang = merged from e towns te a - ‘ z d 5 fancamen Let me make tam cise: i 2 rhieh the trading posts 2h | be e a 5m st @ v?-~ eoliecti ve} aa more damage * ~_- . ne i. ae . + be wd “ wa vided a thrill am , st that one wel - + . - a ' ’ i* aD mais i} : : ‘a >? 7 + SOOT *}+ 1? = al ts -_- 2 ) : rgot a _ —_ er " = s ™ » 7° ‘an ‘ ‘3 —_ — . ‘ies? - ~+ = eS . & ‘su 4 a . . . jay ms the VM eat | * a2) a * - = - — > = - > : + _ s C 2 2 r = “ a. = 4 = “Bn thep 4 " - os | _ - : = r = i oo - “i i ” “a " on = —_ 3 s — ~ 7 i- mor a > & . : a 7 ~ al > wia rs. the * . ~ » 4 + ee 4 ~ -~ = -~ col - 7 - > * > 4 . chwars 2 ‘ d.a fa at I at ’ ~ = on é — a“ . i _ 9 ~ = P - | - ~ r sé a 4 : mobile. 4 =" ese —— inaca . e Z s eigh day, the _ me? C os = 4 _ . . 7? he a i= . TS : cs ‘ ? xt ce . built especially far . ee _ -- ] - a ' fn g —_ o 5 -- j 7 a 3 ; _ — ; e, — . - nA ’ >, AR oe tho lie ef Pe: 7 : ies 2 ers ry? - = “ ti . res a a 5 . : 4 -— ymaat . fte 8 ve herefore we may ¢@ ; ied “a - . —— , . , = : . : ome 1 ae cae 4 oe ; 5 ' - " De eS a | a | > ° - > 2 . sm © eee += = ’ re | 4 and t nnam 2 a = * ard =S-COuntry trip 20 as a rule they are sot ueat 7. 4 iz i100 oF Wo. nec Ac ompany 4 wee Si The mountain lion—wit® = bea: 46 Sim wete 21 es : for food alone, staying near bis Kil & ime > - month see be-n devoured or until the meat Degas [Ow 06M eeker 2 “er favorite food is horse flesh. altboug® dies: aod ‘the kill calves and deer The graf called “lobo” and “loafer is a Oat for the love of killing No doubt the statistics 530" taat is dope annually by lous thas by is due to the greater number of Leas" in any way disprove my statement © is the worst enemy of the rancier Value 7 : D nNe % ~ _ envrcey. the worst enemy of the wud *™*" g--at many lambs every rear. ? > ™ ‘—-_- Pege Four. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 30, 1924.
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ipa — NOVEMBER 36, 1994 . irae . va ee (Wolfers dob in the Cattle Country nec had served to mark it with the thonsands of pioneers who died in tO reach the Far West. Some from the privations of the trai}: been slain in Indian raids: med many, for physicians were scares @ way they traveled, and medicines Ww. Waliup Valley the Meekers found pal of “‘the promised land,”’ and there tled. Time brought prosperity and to the still young man, who became and more prominemt figure in the Ezra Meeker could be counted upon 2 in the forefront of any movement progress for his section. No la- 90 arduous, no effort or expendi- D great, if it brought returns to his Pestiand. by nature and inclination a go-zet- eker supported warmly anything ‘nded to bring the West into closer With the rest of the United States. one of the first to advocate transcon- railroads, and while not actively en- Most troublesome af &® mn the railroad business at any time, ays has taken great interest in new diffi ult Oming west. A pamphlet written by Ky DAVW *. He has the most diirte “i ~~ 1870, regarding the advantages of the CRING son 37 tecting the ranches lrvest as declared to be largely instrumental! ; a ae : = . arce and a great trav- sing the Northern Pacific Railroad to oa gpa aie the Government—T he gray wolf is sc een ry. ed éceasion ta leara 2 eler. bat in six months he will kill from 60 to 200 or 300 p10. because of his desire to see ade- ; | . sel inst an animal bharkers placed along the Oregon Trail, : 1 a a calves—T he wolter finds dogs u az te a suring it against obliteration by tre ‘ ai rt, : shi - often weighs 150 pounds and ts both tleet an me tide of civilization. Meeker iour- i ote eee — 7 ure ; ’ success? ul, of my information | 2:eaaet — - B tr and porson barts are hee more across the continent, starting = tt the serviee ' o gerous fighter ut et “| “ ees With an: pendent trappers ed -§ bandied by one who knows the ways of the “lobo” other ox team and a prairi , ; y .. — , wr y : : hi ticle about profes- pie ae the wolves themse oR § frontier days is thts a erenooner, a replica in every I was not a wal? 4 ; Reminiscent oO To té . particular of the outfit in ee ns. 3654 ; j n States sits which he made the first trip. a “° ged ps mea | | sional hunters in Western 5 Through his efforts citizens _heag i apy the way were induced to Stree I ie it outa the necessary funds for opel : £ 2 the occasion presen” >" erecting 171 monuments which forever establish the -ae predatory wid a2timas (2 ‘or Suocemg fogs. t2e gray ¥e? — > SS work of all the men who, in pro- ock. hunt predatory animals for > > >. > o (lassed as a Wo This was ©x ing only a few by acciden’. [ route traveled by the pioneers f the 40s and ‘50s. “This, too, Was a wonder! experience,’’ Meeker said cee the cities, which emerged from the towns whieh the trading posts way, provided a thrill 1 not soon be forgot There was little in com- between the roucgh-hewn over which we first ranciumen that wolve- of the oth more live mal. I calves as as many There d into the wilderness roads which even then Today, of course, the completed, a fact that I at opment of the automobile. s eighty-fifth birthday, the sociation gave to Meeke) been built especially for oned along the lines of 1d the occasion of the cross-country trip rhWays and byways ) ittention in every vil- | . aggemapeest . : pos ue “ . eo far from Phoenix. For tive or . passed, and Once ‘ 1 ‘ . “ : 7 ane - ss ving I r ‘SB: tae , 145 wag id doz woi? had evaded ea pture He of the whole conti | oo | . rns : is at Oe Oe TC wh. aaveral thoasand éellars cakes | been devours se until é pe ‘ally eredited with severa: & ee ged pioneer represented f aa ain ow aithouzi 2 F ot eg a ie killed and. a3 he did 1: work in vies rae . i avorite Pood ’ scowl oom monly stoce ges wi overv calf that he & ad mean e para event rho nerineipie th a anima.sS #4: eaiaaes eon kill calves and ae | : oe Tc Kills aghbred cos gd “s ar | al? es tiv tie rook advan called “lobo considerable los: > his kind, he stayed Ce ee rou! t his traps ene a . . of an adequate highway the usual badits Oo: . he in ~ f ; r 4 ‘y c trary to is au , — os Me > — y : ' i . ss 4 * * ¥ : between the East and the for the lov ¢ | that more damaze on =. ‘ N goudt t! +. Lie i. : West, pointing out the o do ye wolves, but tas = » . 7 a litt rdinarily ‘ a . . . « 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ ! in one locality. 9O truction this old woif was - | wid wide by and, without dismount 's by lions than 5) > his destruction cnt ‘ide by am : Ret ant ' is done anniua:.y7 : ~~ = sd does not great aid to ais des ‘ ’ more about traps isn as . ‘ *% nrepared sScen storie value of having ' sr number of lions a5 2 “ ‘mary wolf. He &n* — . rm: amount of | , higt fol] is due to the greater numbe" that not an ordinary WOl. | ; n gt Rip | ignWay foiiow the : ' y atatemest tia! : tri rs who nv way disprove ™? ' than the trappers ates. traveled by the in an Je é > > Several . : 7 : , is the worst enemy of the +. would ret original pioneers over the | thas ‘ lig exterminated rae Uregcon Trail. He became “ 1s +3 the Government ge vx more drift lla . ray wo *ntinusiastic over thé sa? i“ . ) from dea of a national high rT stretching across the s main d trail into the Far oe ; . ‘ OLD Wii wiki é : ‘som Kili & ‘ ‘ ei ' yest that, as prosperity th y of tne © <i a cael talkiaog eee . ‘ Lue worst : | 7 & ; , 3n8ia- oF! ins & ad smile fm ond ngs co 5 a niled upon him and ' : 5 I - Po :¢-Dispatch—November 30, 1924. eft him with plenty of ag unday Maga Continued on Page 13.) S y aor wolt Waisneu
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ET a ae Os em aa ey eR Oe Discovery of a New White v2. mn. DACT_NISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation \éan the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED — ~ pero a — ~~ ud a Despite obstructions in the river, spy- ing Indians, native magic and mu- tiny of black boatmen, the expedi- tion presses on — Search for the White Indians is like chasing will- o -the-wisps cr hunting pot of gold at rainbow’s end—B y a stratagem the explorers have meeting with a chief of the Cunas Bravos — Szill later, at conference with the King of the San Blas tribes, he declares that ail of the White Indians have gone away from Panama — “J know better.” replies leader of ex. Pedition ‘: :: * « * « * « * -« As Dear a ’ = ’ o Pe, ope vA "i 2 2 +t - -~ - - + 2 4? - - s - - - = . 4 4 ’ a* > a + + —. 2 » « a a - - A . r2 a | a rn = 4 s ; 7} be | . en = S - " -~ ‘4 - a4 - ~ - Ths — ~ . “4 od a 47 r o- 7 = : vw - o a? . PART : If « ~ vr a r = eG nu 4 ~ “ x a ar ot * 3 ™ eo. WY ss os -~ " ~ > % = a - i ae 424i MEI a2 Wd ~ - r = a =. Pea See ~ ©eW Gavs. 2 c Was ~ a Po = .s = — a — -_ -— = 7 —_ — = s i , . = - | : eo - ~ .. . © Was ~ Sit aness ~ Her _ we 2 - - FP al = sna = — » @. iu repre ~~ - -- ~ ° =. - al r> - a= row -« — ranama en - - = a>? oe ar . rc —s ~ Ve —— » = = “oo . ad zx a - x ~ > Rkrear ~ OBS oon — - 2440 wilh eas ner Be —— 2 : - S ry, . i . i a s4 Vi gzahie unt! ~ - = — ~ a - _- ‘ a” a + Was reached Ar - - ” ™ ” ~ ~~ a — ~ > ~- - a ‘Bee “ - —— z Je uw = oe E . srTrinr & 4053 sick Ss ard »« - . a - ho . ‘ - — earon Vl : . ~ _. 2 + — - ; ~ e . “ dl acTliers whie tro > w - ,. ies a a | 7 = sad a IDtiess ages the ¢, re > . ~ - = = ~ = ~- - é> se | Bs ry ru — - r « . - . s AS -ar v ae st 2 al an -" > -~ w no — - ~ pe _ ar rom™m ~~ ' the Saco Blas the wearer fords 2 m Oo Ge ABECIAR si A Bouse occupied by Sam Blas Indians 2: Port- ogandi, iz Darier. Just before this picture was taker, ome end of the ho e bad fallen in. — CEeTyTTignt. S34 5% =e Fr Ce 2 F = ~ 7 ‘ ~ «i rr Ss - oe ~ > = - «= —_—— _ be OO -—_ .i42ims = e -at- -~ > _-— = — > -_ - _ u = .€8 5+ s sw © =a 8$ Maz Aa 2 a ™ r - ~s* - - a . > ~~, + eulomMatic pistol would be allowed to rip its = -~ 7 | - -* ~ = a | = ~ 7 rv as 4fFfaiine > Ep a - s r > -— -— -s » aaa — - a” J ~_-— em — ab * i>) Fa - — Sz I s@T Eg oc - Fret c Fs on ~ ° g> Hs as Tare . ee ch ~ Ss & & ~ a _- ss a —_ a * _ : - - - — -~ - > a > - -s > _™= = - ~ a* = er =. - ; i > 4 46 ts i "FR - . . . = Sn al “ - ~ - i . > -— -— ~ + val ¢ a “+ mart ' ~~ c - > - > = ' es —— | — he _ = | - oo > =o - Pal > sese 4a 02 Le alces 5 ~(tUuUrnifbe# ° ¥ . + + = ~ ~~ -_ —s ae « y [om '*¢ + & — - - ve don't Mar Loe Wa >Weara J 42 » + 3 J > & = + 7 5 ‘ é r 4 = Wwe are alraid of & ifcia ey M Af oa we Se A aa ~ we —— *-* ne Ge *-* s ee we x ss 2 _ ~ -—. slams were not half as dangerous as he was. And - . oo 7 —_ = abi = Uda & ~ = 2 -- 2a “. rr oS mut =— Was oe D-.¢ = Feo =m > ~~ om = =x -eo . — _—_— —— . a/ ws es ~& . « —Tik ATP 2 Oo r= ” r- + 2 -e — — _- - -- - . —— > —— - - — - 4 . lind as rf e . wi ff A. > ~~ = ~ - a - —— — De Warned of © ar acs az indian - . * . ~ = Piro 7 pve nce the Membd . lead ~ = — -~ —— 7-7.) °RE “2s er ee = = rq ? ° — > 2 2 at on at 04 ase . c a - . « . T =o - ~ = ~~ - ~ _— ~ ~ 7) Ae Izas R = * ~ + en ~ - : - » —— ad — = ~ > _ em AC©® EBacives Were £ Pursuing the Amer- ~ -~ > a i . - mad e - - at ry “* rs . as as — -_ - a ‘JD wece * -_ sArear -_ —_ 2 - amer are "2a Me a = ee a4 > | — As ~~ ~ - “Ad - =. — . aa ~ + = - - 7 - T- 2 — - 4 - - 7 = & a 3 - a . 7 4's * 235. = 2 a - —~ eu - ~ = ~ - - Y= ~ ~ em i rive 1f¢ “URaAs Warriors e - + > a re | ~ > _ bee — uF aa — = — _-— = - ~~ — ~= Fina wa! a isi? B J3© O42 UD - f re ee ee orc _— 7 - - ~ 4A Ff a —_ > a an res egroes a3 - . - , res - z=" - > s ~~, = - ua sLGi2Z25 s&s wii -_ ros > UU. ee 4 trip. ~~ rT : : . = ~~ ™ ¥ rs ~ - “ 4A - ee ~ - _ ~ é a. s - eS ee ae © ~ sUGelit @& ais “2am i n¢@ re -_— & — _ A = ~ : = ¥ ’ 2 Fr 4 : x >» @. J wo + Was ~- We be ilg ha Ne J gs Surro und- . - . : @ acs. wr 2 moet bh Sed * oe hen th * — Ne oe = -- P a — iz > - > = a o - , ow men re friendly and did - - — — ——- ~~ + eae oe Di J ane ci - > - - > - — ™ res we 6 *' J et Nl At as O33. a. a ~ a ~ ~ oo & e 7 = | ’ 7 . . . - = baa] ne i = * | _ > ? 2'¢ + 2 ~ ab Et one Ja is = RUlARS a4iTeé ts LO t@ii Lue = - —irl (Dat 1S party was mereiy passing up the river, meant 20 harm and would pay for everything they ‘ook Without returning to the amp of the main party tO obtain baggage, food or ext: clothes, Marsh 2mtinued on to the Village of Chief Salisiman care im presenis and treated his wounded leg. The chief ‘oid him terrible tales of the Morti and Walla In- dians further in the interior, and while Marsh was at ois camp a messenger brought information that igese Indians had risen against his expedition and nad sent 2 hundred men to the camp at the mouth of . ~ r-*p> “eee zeubti to kill ali the party. When Marsh arrived at the exrpedition’s camp his parsy Was intact and there was no sicn of warring ndiars. His subsequent experience with the natives showed him that their bravery as well as their num- bers nad been exaggerated in the warnings he re feived along the lower ¢ Rucupnaqze. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 30, 1924. “* Chief Salisiman spoke eng ype _ he explained, he learned while . wai sng vessels that went as far as New aaa ae With him was his brother, yee tribe. The priest, a= Marsa found : a was the chief, while Salisiman was a cea because of his knowledge of Engi a. an vicinity of the Cunas' village, was soon on friendly terms with — Cunas Bravos were far more reserv of the lower Chucunaque- “a Two things were forbidden ye : Entrance into the main village of the farther up the Sucubdti River, and even @ the women of the tribe. gon - be termine, 5&0 white man - a die woman since the time of the — ~ tean naval party which penetrate coe ago came in contact with Indias : The Forbidden Village contained the the tribe: that was ote reason way oo the white men, but Marsh soon — it was the temporary residence o sonage. the King of ail Darien. fe This ruler hoiding dominion over t) was white! Chief Salisiman told M about the white King. Ne Se the Sucubti the white King ; i “would come. The white King . - they happened, when the ee eur. when sickness would a the other marvelous things. His bee was powerful; when Marsh - = he was going ape Forbiddes turt le with fear. @ eA the party did pass ta ; n Village, bat its inhabitants stayed sid not be photographed. Cunen soon occasionally, but only when , panions chanced to meet them x eed with the Cunas 5F established. Prof. Baer, the as nedition, representing the Smit fell seriously fll. His condition -— food made it imperative that ee the outside world, and pert of er. across the mountains to Caledonia: bean Sea. Food was to be of shins anchored off the San Bias ments were to be made to transport na! se hospital. a seis 28 miles from the camp River to Caledonia Bar, bat ths € covered only by traveling through & ascending a 60@-foot pass 58 major fordings of streams. in one case Marsh made the trip iz light and aided by Cuna burdexz Baer grew steadily worse. and it carry him to the coast, & task that number of Cuna Indians and nee ing of the trail to allow the vised stretcher berne by eight Althéugh a hospital seaplane was the Canal Zone by wireless, by © of fate Prof. Baer died jest eight landed in Caledonia Bay. Close Balboa landed. Prof. Baer was laid to science. Up until Marsh's arrival at Ca across no White Indians. He bad evidences of them in the valley : the Cunas Bravos Indians, taciu¢ 6, — I ee ce lll en aaa et. * : wt ' es 7 age > - a % ; a? ' “ & 7 A . m -” al : -. x ——— _———A - ~~ — _ ite, — be dgee . OS in - F = ae a = a » Upon the beach at the tows
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erece, DUM ee ee _—ano oo 1924, led by San Blas Indi ans at Port- m. Just before this picture se ac of the house b ad BeNOR, by Science fallen in. ~ ervice, Ine the into t pe shot upward into the sky. Stars high in the Visible for = _ . ase€d from the rockets Atiny threatened the black boatmen Who had been © party &t Yavisa were overheard @l a beat and food at night and their chances OD returning to ke the way rou swear at us. and of the Indians,”’ they told Mr hde it plain to them that the In- balf as dangerous as he was. And : ove r. But after that the white Otinuous guard al] hight lone to DR On the part of the blacks and f the approach of any Indians 7 he Membrillo River “dead Z the party’ had fel]: that Bravos Indians were Epying on ves were not pursuing the Amer- ut rather eluding th. m. One das y of the Americans came within poe full of Indianc and pursuéd er. The Cunas Warri esa | :OTS esc - ndoning the ir hoat af : ae : f at and taking to line’’ Scouts -® With Lieut . om = pe baum, one of he - “xpedition ; Marine, a | avisa, and thre. Hegroes, was Bdians While on a scouting trip. een Suddenly to launch a canoe paddle } urriedly upstream. The ey hunting Wild pigs. surround- ot hugged them when they <l men Were friendly and did nf the liene _ _ ahead to tel] their " herely Passing up the river wouid Pay for everything they praing fo the camp of the main pace, food or extra clothes, Marsh Village of Chief Salisiman gave ated his wounded leg. The chief les of the Morti and Walla In- ‘nterior, and while Marsh was heer brought informatien that _ against his *xpedition and €n to the camp ot — at the mouth.of fed at the *xpedition's camp his ] there was no Sign of warring bent experience with the natives Ir bravery as well as their num- erated in the warnings he re- er Chucunaque. | emecen Indians were treat- BES Of the white man’s magic. An Ol would be allowed to rip its ne air, and a few military here heavens which r miles around. Then tes 140ating lights, held aloft by - Would soar expedition. ace in Kemoie American dundle Chief Salisiman spoke understandable English. which, he explained, he learned while a gailor on coasting vessels that went as far as New York and Francisco. With him was his brother, the priest ef the tribe. The priest, as Marsh found out later, really was the chief, while Salisiman was only acting the part because of his knowledge of English. Mov- ing to the vicinity of the Cunas’ village, the party was soon on friendly terms with them, although the (unas Bravos were far more reserved than the tribes of the lower Chucunaque. Two things were forbidden to the white men: Entrance into the main village of the Cunas, lying farther up the Sucubti River, and even a glimpse of the women of the tribe. So far as Marsh could de- termine, no white man had seen a Cunas Bravos woman since the time of the Spaniards. The Amer- fcan naval party which penetrated the region 50 years ago came in contact with Indian warriors only. The Forbidden Village contained the women of the tribe; that was one reason why it was closed to the white men, but Marsh soon began to suspect that it was the temporary residence of a powerful per- gonage. the King of all Darien. This ruler holding dominion over the brown chiefs was white! Chief Salisiman told Marsh a long tale about the white King. Long before Marsh reached the Sucubti the white King had predicted that he would come. The white King knew all things before they happened, when the storms and rains-would oc- eur, when sickness would visit the Indians and many ether marvelous things. His sway over the Cunas was powerful; when Marsh told Chief Salisiman that he was going to the Forbidden Village, the chief turned pale with fear. Eventually the party did pass through the Forbid- den Village, but its inhabitants stayed indoors and would not be photographed. Cunas women were ‘geen occasionally, but only when Marsh and his com- panions chanced to meet them unexpectedly at their daily tasks. Before contact with the Cunas Bravos had been established, Prof. Baer, the anthropologist of the ex- pedition, representing the Smithsonian Institution, fell seriously ili. His condition and a shortage of food made it imperative that relief be obtained from the outside world, and part of the party was sent across the mountains to Caledonia Bay on the Carib- bean Sea. Food was to be obtained from trading ships anchored off the San Blas coast, and arrange- ments were to be made to transport Prof. Baer to a Canal Zone hospital. It was only 28 miles from the camp on the Sucubti River to Caledonia Bay, but this distance could be covered only by traveling through a tropical jungle, ascending a 600-foot pass and making some 68 major fordings of streams. It is true that in one case Marsh made the trip in a day, traveling light and aided by Cuna burden bearers. But Prof. Baer grew steadily worse, and it was necessary to carry him to the coast, a task that required a large number of Cuna Indians and necessitated the widen- ing of the trail to allow the passage of the impro- vised stretcher borne by eight Indians. Althéugh a hospital seaplane was summoned from the Cana! Zone by wireless, by the saddest irony of fate Prof. Baer died just eight minutes before it landed in Caledonia Bay. ‘lose to the spot where Balboa landed. Prof. Baer was laid to rest, a martyr to science. Up until Marsh's arrival at Caledonia he had come across no White Indians. He had seen unmistakable evidences of them in the valley of the Sucubti among the Cunas Bravos Indians, including long strands of Marsh, the leader of the only 5 feet 6 inches tall. him stands a Cuna Bravo of norma! height, from the region of the Sucubti River, a tribu- tary of the Chucunaque River. —Cepyright 1924, by Science . Service. Inc Happy children of the San Blas Indians pose smiling- ly for the explorers photographer. expedition, Beside Upon the beach at the town of Caledonia, ing the trip, Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -November 30, 1924. ied bere. was Canoe Sere. ight, 190 on the San Blas coast. Prof. John L. Baer, who died dur- 4, by Science Service, Inc. yellow hair in crude wooden combs found in some the Indian dwellings, and also the Cuna chief tales to the effect that all the interior mountain country was ruled bya White Indian King. to whom the Indians attributed great power and knowledge. But whenever the white men asked to see the White Indians, the answer was that they had left and crossed over the mountains or gone to another valley on hearing of the party’s approach. It was like chasing will-o’-the-wisps or hunting the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. It became quite evident that White Indians were protected and warned iS approach by the surrounding brown tribes, who had every inten tion of preventing them from being seen. Marsh soon realized that independent expeditions to find them would al! be but wild-goose chases such as he had experienced in the past. So Marsh determined to Fain access to them through the assistance and con- sent of the leading chief or King of the San Blas ribes. This Indian ruler, known as Ina Paguina. had his headquarters on an island in the upper end of the Bay of Caledonia, just opposite the old Indian town of Sassardi. The King had established a large, new town on this coral island about 20 vears ago, after a fire in the ancient village on the mainland. Accordingly, Marsh took Lieut. Townsend, Charle- ton, the motion picture photographer: Oroff and Breder and, accompanied by Ubiguina, the local chief at Caledonia, made a visit to Ina Paguina in his new town, The white men were received in an immense house, the largest they had yet seen in Darien. Thev were escorted into the main, or ground-floor, hall which consisted of a central square about 40 feet across, containing crude, home-made chairs and sur- rounded by long benches, elevated like seats around an old-fashioned prize-fighting arena. First, many of the leading men of the tribe en- tered, shook hands with them and seated themselves onthe surrounding benches, while the master of cere- monies offered chairs in the central inclosure to the visitors. Soon a short, broad-shouldered, yellow- complexioned man of about 40, followed by a group of elders, entered and shook hands, then seated him- self in the very large chair reserved for him. He asked as to who the stranger re and whence they had come. Marsh answered that they wer! a scientific exploration from the Pacific a “Why are so many foreigners showing 5? a’ our country?’ the chief asked “Some are from the west and attempting to take the Ind land in the vicinity of the Gulf of 5an Blas, ot have come to the easter! end of our territory near the Colombian border and also are attempting to take our land. Still others have attempted to pierce straight into thy center of our countr: “What.” he asked, “is the reason. your party coming all the way frc , Ocean across our mountains from the back Marsh told him very frankly that while the Indian for hundreds of years, the + uA i had been standing st white man, and even the black ma! advancing and learning more and more: white man needed more land to grow bananas coffee, sugar cane and cocoanuts. All the Indian land Is classed by the Panama Gov- ernment as public land, or free land, he explained, and strangers come to the Panama Government, pay for large tracts of land, think they have a true right to it, and then come down to develop the land into plantations. The Indian should see to it that the Panama Government did not sel! his land beneath his feet, Marsh told Ina Paguina. “You speak the truth,” said the chief. There followed a long discussion in which Marsh attempted to point out to the Indians that only by or- ganization, by working together, and by adopting certain standards of civilization, could they hope to (Continued on Page 15.) Page Seven. hii were continually that the and
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wt _ nn. BACT NICPATCH alane has MORE CITY Circulation \éan the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED HE LAOK - Barlimeu¢ But Joe gave no sign of having heard. That wasn’t r Ordered poached eggs and rashers “Cc / have a bit of supper at home and see if I —— ol ma. They sat down under the gas Wy a nice bor to take me to a morte,” said > = =.—- — their eyes met. The cirl rested oe to her companion, and glanced back dar- ; | . on the table. r her shoulder Joe — reeling across - | at's your name?” : : 4 eee. Joe Torch.” Page Ten. Sunday Magazine—St Louis Post-Dispatch- November 30, 1924. 1 a Comiiaring Sim sees. ¥ wu
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LU inar lired ; A ¢) rere at : momentum and Vanis} » tho " 1ed ur oe His iTiends bj ‘hh? aas or re aVuait ed t! portais of the ? must excuse them, miss. abow how to behave when bouthem that Can't tell a he other sort.”’ air of hard young eyes considered him mat gave place to suspicion, then to inere pned and unbelievably filled with sudden ¢ h 4 bh ied movement that somehow sug aience to a starved instinct, the gir] nd inside Joe’s arm. me away,” she said. . -. aaa ir in « 'q + Pe f aWare at th a irl Shabby Joe CONnScior word or look ” at his Widen it, Seaman continned in ess girl: a choked, breat# ee e Story oy as af J i, -* re .§ 7 tf a8 Ww 4 & ~ ~ ge ** on ~- ° . S| as >t ve Tai snack | i@T) . > or tt" © .* a . ‘ > 4 J cr. a i Je bre M aa \ be i 5* T YT ] | Ine } jer + ai Seer ule U lid \' mind: jul, leaving wOD. P stopped ar fight of a ; young—per! With her eves pas if h BSthem and mAouU—vOU ® are you” Pcontinued that of sailors, or rank. 2 for a foo! Phonor in moO, Miss.”’ | b dropped eve m& While Joe waited, pais back, considering S Kindliness. raised Starvin’ first time : . | Ma a deep contentment s >. Tyr P in DO room ior any / ro ? 7 bones. It > ‘r a han his. al worked heart rarely. , » . . ~ n t—makin’—n } said, slowly. ne b e ; oe i . A | Wis i} rem _ 4 vv} bhi ta aa > hw] vrs ’ . | seiatitdadili Wi vas . ~ ed to be- pa- seem aa hands Wit! and his her as i : . y said, and y smiled at each » B slipped her hand inside his arm me hesitated. Fhe you knows some place, - “Quiet like’’ time she appeared nonplussed. Mostly take meals at home,” MAmitted, and then laughed softly. Iet’s find a place—yvou know; not fan’ not too Come along, bound to be one somewhere.” Y found it at length, guided by a Miumined sign over a doorway, Passed up a narrow stairway into lit by a single gas flare. The er four small tables, laid with cloths and cruets, were unoccu- . They had the apartment to them- ‘* he igut °, a © my + ‘ noisy. Ordered poached eggs and rashers They sat down under the gas their eyes met. The girl rested on the table. t's your name?’ Joe Torch.” nodded, considering him anew. 1 Hail. P a el 44 Byer > 4 rY s- ~ is ¢ , , > not ss -* Fe" knowin’ how could I kno stirred is] w his cup ref! ‘Course—vou couidn ft. . 7 natural, Seems as if you did ou . cory ne - =()ili¢ now. > as she answered, ietir sipping her tea and watchin im over brim of the cup. “ ‘Cept things —like this. Tell me where you got them medals What was Ou was little?’’ Not storv . +* 4“ , - - . > a i 7%" 7 vv" | vs id os Ou oe © 4 +> + 7 } wes } Tr to > 1m ha a4 > rainproof ’ ? c home,’ hurriedly. Joe ble he helped her on with the worn garment. ‘You've been kind me. § thank you for the sup- per. I was tired and a bit gone you found me. Marbe that's come. But éettin’ iate’’- He stood under lickering gas jet, looking down at her from his stal- wart height. An inexpressible cont ment seemed to sonality. “This ain't ~ a i r (rem |? e “ eit he a> v7 7 to when I why a st 3S zg + ~ ++ € tT + per- from : £FOiD Ooms ye 7 * ‘ ~~ ita t night. You an’ me” He appeared 4 SOMETIMES. Joe nodded, d ¢ it TY Ase ‘- braced crude flare gesture tr athwart the ‘“‘Every other sceending ould manag: ly. -**T’ve ic y f wT ¢ - T ( ia hii > stood corner of dese of mean houses other on either side the light surface of “Well,” stooped She stepped back “No, you mustn't There was ! her avoidance nothing suggested wide-eyed straightened. “As you Wish, dea! She stood iooking thrust into the pockets bare waterproof, lips ‘“‘Where'll I meet morrow?’ He suggested the tad first met, but mewhere quiet, “Where there's not Her Thev street: ‘he rted wis ~ € Stareaqd FF ci lO KISS - , 4) of seriou 4 ~ r > > ai ner ij — Corbel demurred suggested. peopie. nim. by- Woe;re she “MSH she many mind pleased upon a quiet there the next night but one, ing. thev met agaig. SO delicacy of fin cettled “oc fai} Vas Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 30, 1924. was sick of the 0 eom- ~ s Romance saw her , midway hands in rounded ineffat and forlordAne: Joe pacing, between Adows re her } ial 17 i i. ‘S| { tizue t? however lationship happiness mystery fused to Iniscences tenants. bad known ports. And apparent slip into the with a ee) She - Hi ‘ ei FOMeECLiIMeE+ absent-mindednr-: fam had instance turning to seneering face She disliked the more pop: the town. and shunned places of ent tfainment when in Joe a man of quiet tastes loath. Thev went fc trams, and on half-d into the country t omnibus. She never suffere But she had putting her ing her shouider gentiv aga seemed to suffice He found, could not apart. at —_ tor avold a e% +t ; ‘ ae hee. par’ ~ company r j = ry } ii - d little, ¢ a A e4 ; A | ° nana Opn hae Gs u aii noweve! He Were Visualize He would night. trving aa ~ . Ua: Inocking him w He perplexity tn > conve’ i tr) . : rigged , ied 4 . 7 course de rnt coms Veronica He rY? a . y oe ik ww neentla Fr A AGA * » én 'm as hetweenr shade closer Bons ‘ rame tne internosed world’s evil and - had been Zeebruce: , » 4 men ment ni 7 ntimura Page Eleven.
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S’ 424 Ma Missa a a.a Io ) - — ~ me Cae = ; . . ~ane oa ~ —-— ‘ a é = - [ | - The M. ¢ yatinued ata espoagerseiyst vet Ol Summ oon, here's ee wal re ~ Z vr > y e } 3 Li ~ i > ; ‘ ‘mors - F ~ io - . ae -_ w s a : ; ee 4 : ab a , a @. ‘“ Ww 5 2 ™ oa a nea me pa -? aA fe , —- hawrraw Se got > « twee - We im th his z | an , r th = wed 4 aa . = = ™ = a lies ya ain +k = Vis 7s i Gon think Fy ever i ma ih it : haan 7 - == rT? Hee ; 22, P= 2 , _ . - 7 ~ - - ~ entrar SS beep at é bad pb - I ' : ; a é , 4 1 du- m ™ entre etween them. which fers Rematitaie atone oh , a — ‘ _— an | a th : reept his = a © 4 king x - Wha. - nough Some time thereafter . ; Hh rll 7 > a a’ : A oO = : * , ) ; ; ; oe 2-as @ a as } : 5% (a Door o°d Page Tweive. Sunfay Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 30, 1924.
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DIO! ol > male DIM Vi~-l gy {>in} zizl> P T Pp PIA ifP iG E TIEINBEP RRETRIG re) = Mais CG Ona @ LIN; TIE/RINIATT) 1 OINIAILILIY CRRS EC ERNG A PHBO!|(LMci ~ A ORBS|SiwHSHBo UNG oO NEIWEES/'iL/1/ClIONEEP EN N-E|TRES/ATLIOINEB AN AVIA ILEGIIIGMECIAIRITIS RiEVIEIAILMBTEEclalTITLe ERIET ETiO/R y/: /SimMP VYIEIN peace. and. judging from what trams fired, she must have expressed those id@as with guite a bit of force. The re- Sult was most unfortunate. They got into 4 violent discussion over the thing and in the end the old man got over- Heated under the colldr and said | ‘Ol Summet Coon, here’s where vou and me part’ ‘ | don't think they ever lived apart, that point of differ- ene | between them, which was bad HOoOuLH some time thereafter the wife wut ere Was just “came very sick. It is well authenth# Old gentleman did every n OS power for her. but all his tts were of no avail. His wife die@ at the poor old man had > = * ie . i ey * 4 x ‘| inter rom one section WEER’S aOR cone” Oe Pays ’ ; ‘ War Weeks ordered a f&Ast p ®& and ' z + ‘ a2 > a T a > Q way ¢ r¢ Wy = $ Bazards Of tHe ror a Man of ee} :* ¢ t \ ~ ; = Oe . ™ passencer, with a twinkle in his alert png |] cht and promised to blue eyes ny time you get tired, we’ th Caner ’ land : ; - ae ’ A r Cc ‘ v t c us if . “ ¢ ~ ‘ »S z fulties. a a 1 T? al } as \ ; , . 4 peccaSions tnev hare:ivy missed mountain , mté ‘ noe % = peaks At one time rossing 01 , , i : ies : Sete, ; : rappreci 7 \ MMount Rainier, 9000 feet in the « ) kos ald n _ a ts & cv Liew throug a OLInGing ~Ih¢ i , : ‘J , orm. And throughout all these adifi ath? Speed is [he Wa word fentinryv. ‘ : i? ‘ lit}? \ al m po bilities Of tne pas which ha’ yeOCor aclualities present—nhave converted me to a In aD body's new idea. ac ole the —oNni« why olled é ynitnent ¥ me il »2 tha om‘ rr be oOssivie 'O Sit a mm. Ww) ome in the State ashington and listen to a concerts NOW York ‘ i% Whici had been pro- ected tT} rouge inf ai Th} Wouidc ave me away’ where |] would be and €&ven ttle longer than most of tt n my country ; fee voung today to appreciate the need « far i ; or We ] ove ve a l a CeASEE O pe sO £ j G as.e f Tré noe f ans a + O! ~ oun I Alt lope t r | mori, F a and I Mic P Cc } l¢ aD f ‘ ] ie | ve ) le ert ha r e-ie ‘ 5 : a a> a Dt a’t ' S 4 f | ‘ 7 . i Wey no ea nr “1 j ‘ Si j + ] ‘ Ty} ¢ Oa ¢ f \ 7 ° . © Vi “ ~ I x ar ; ee f ’ 7 ‘ ‘ -_ rs fy ‘ ~ \\ — v Foo ere pot Canes, yer 5 cevoes: new SoS and brown 'SkES. Y te 34 34 years. w 2 Dept. 7 — man SF ORDER Riesnes ‘ ; | _ - ‘ j ‘ ‘ | , ~ r i ~ ] “ | y 7 ~ T , ee" / A 7 ’ ¥ , . tt .* * tii Xe > c ‘ } ? a! 2 ’? dt () 7} ° { ad P ‘ ; ’ ' for me rT ¢ ‘ ‘ -_ , 4 me , ’ i +" ‘ ‘ ny ; T y — ‘ Y tT ~ a » T , Tw) ory , I ‘ nr c S ’ ii 2 , , ‘) _ mle Wo ; ° 7 “A ‘ { ‘ I \s ; c . »} , ‘ yf)’ q { Po D a> i* d . % = «i > " h, 5 | : 7 ’ ‘ rrow around a nen 1 ey - ‘ (J r 7 . ? * ov ey +, we ts and tne sl ° ; . Sunday Magazine—St. Loujs Post-Dispatch—November 30, 1924. NOt, | Canada where Dairy farmers prosper a Western Canada, blessed with low- priced fertile land, a favorable climate and an abundance of pure water offers remarkable opportunites to experienced dairy farmers. The rich fertile soil on which nutn- tious grasses and feed of all kinds grow profusely, can be purchased at an average of $20 an acre—with free use of the land for a year and then 33 years to pay. The yearly payment on an average 160-acre farm is only $195.30. Think of it. ‘Cash is paid for all dairy products, most of which ere used tn the nearby cities. Since 1900 the value of Canada’s dairy tndustry has increased £164,000,000. Last year alone Canadian dairy farmers put $54,308,334.04 in their pockets Come to Canada where you can put your pro ofits 1 ) your pocket, where land prices are low und feed 1s cheep, where you can double or treble your acreage with the same invest- ment. Both irrigated and non-irrigated lands ore available. A nvestigate now. Send the coupon for full in nforma tron and details about rips et reduced fares. special } eonert bon Do it now. eu M. E. THORNTON \ Supt. of Colonization i Dept. 3128 Canadian Pacific Railway Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada - - ‘ ,Y * . Ww aps al ‘ ~ y - ‘ > c . 7 da - . ¢ VW \ ~ - we ee canes 7 te Se SS ee ae ee oe tT . ’ , . } Pa rm. t s . ‘ °¢ ~ Lie , ‘ . oe ® M. E. 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Examine books free. | SHIPPED FREE; ot a cent to pay until obligation fo buy unless you are eather rin a com un Dencil Send now—today—get this a E ND rt ONEY me for exami ENTERS AND Borman bers. If satisfact § days and mail §} Nandie Address Occtipation Bmpioved br . Referen + Page Fourteen, days later packed his traps and appar- ently quit the country. Some four months later he reappeared at the ranch in a Ford roadster, behind which a large box was strapped. The trapper got out and called the boss. After they had talked a while the rancher said: “What you got in that box?” ‘“*‘A pair o' live loafers,’’ answered the | trapper. The rancher'’s eyes popped. “What you goin’ to do with ’em?” he asked. | ‘“*Turn ’em loose on your range,” an- _swered the wolfer, grimly. Needless to say, the trapper got his check. But the old-tin.e wolfer is disappear- |ing. Wolves are becoming ever scarcer ‘and the Government, through the Bu- 'reau of Biological Survey, is co-operat- ing with the state in the extermination of what few wolves remain. Special men are assigned the job of trapping wolves—as others are assigned to covy- 'otes and lions. The wolfers are instructed to stay ished | after each wolf that is located until they ‘get him. Their work is perhaps the hardest and the least productive of re- isults in the service. As I say, wolves ,are searce and are great travelers, so ‘that no large catches of wolves can be secured. i ° Cs , , If a man averaces five or six wolves every six months he is doing well. At first glance this would seem a fruitless work, but when one stops to figure that each wolf will kill from 60 to two or | three hundred calves in that time, one 'is able to realize the value of a good | wolfer. The best lion hunter on the Arizona | force caught lo lions in one month's 'time last winter, This is the reeord for Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico. But lions were plentiful in his territory, and |he had good tracking snow and an ex- ‘ceptionally well-trained pack of dogs. |Lions may be killed successfully only ‘with dogs. Occasionally a man may , catch a lion in a trap, but such a meth- 'od is impractical, owing to the habits of the mountain lion. On the other hand, wolves may be successfully taken only by means of traps. In the rough mountain country | dogs are useless. A big wolf, wher pur- sued by hounds, will run out of the (country and it is impossible for the hunter to stay with the dogs. When the dogs overtake the wolf—a rare happen- | ing in itself—the wolf will turn to fight 'ahd is a worse antagonist than a bear or 'a mountain lion. ; perience Can a man learn to fool a lobo a A Le and earn the title of ‘“‘wolfer.”’ The (Continued from Page 11) ee , | ETivilege of dying on the breakwater of like in its assurance that he would find a Belgian seaport to make history. There was a war on then and he hadn’t found Veronica Enlightenment came following morning when he faced the drafting commander across a_i paper-littered writing table. There was going to be another naval Antarctic expedition. The leader of it had asked for him, provided he was a single man still and was willing to volunteer. He quite under- stood. Was he single? Oh, yes, he was single. But he'd like 24 hours to think it over. He walked out into the clear sunshine of the parade ground thinking furious)y. He must settle this business with Veron- ica. If she would marry him, well and good. He would settle down to the humdrum life of the peace navy, with- out further thought of glory, counting the world well lost. And if she refused bhim——then that would be the end of it: the end of an unreal, dimly compre- hended idyll. <A fit and proper state of mind for a man setting out to con- quer the Antarctic. But he must know at once. He could exchange nights ashore with a room- mate without difficulty, and with all a lover’s touching faith in the interven- tion of Providence he had no doubt that if he searched the town long enough he would find Veronica somewhere— even as he had found her the first night of all, guided by his star. A fever of impatience consumed him. Ashore at last, he walked faster than his wont, level eyes scanning the road way ahead, searching the interiors of shops where lights were beginning to throw a radiance across the roadway. His faith was so unquestioning, so child- Look her, that it carried -him through his quest without wavering or despair. Even ELEGANT SAMPLE WATCH when the evening latened and the shops —— — shut, after cinemas and music halls had/| thinned out the pedestrians, he refused to accept defeat. ' He had wandered out of his usual! SUARANTEE haunts into a quarter he had never | ny tt BL oo provvales lever etrated with Veronica. It was a laby- Sean Satch FREE. Soak Gap ebveracmeaaal rinth of alleyways and low-browed tav-| gn we: for Fou perme 0 OMLT and te erns, most of which were out of bounds | wer — aa to men of His Majesty’s forces—a, neighborhood that had changed little! morally or materially since the press-. gangs swept it with cutlass and baton to man Nelson's fleet. Joe had paused to light a pipe when a tavern door swung open to allow a blowzy woman exit. She stood arguing) on the threshold, holding the door open | with her elbow, affording Joe an un-| interrupted view of the smoky, garishly lit interior. In that moment his quest ended. He had found Veronica. | “"Scuse me,’ he said, quietly, to the! woman. As she swayed into the street he inter- posed his shoulder between the closing halves of the swing door. _ For several moments Veronica did Ol re not see him. She was seated in a corner , ae s ea, Knowing from experience the of the sawdust-carpeted lounge beside a by goitre, Miss Evelyn Reed, Apt. pallid-faced voung ar ifi © of St.. Mil «= aukee. Wis. is so 7 : ~ . ‘ Uticer, with one cured herself that she is anxtous @ arm round his neck. Her face was sufferers how to get rid of thet ‘rudely ro sd an . — _| simple home treatment. Miss = crudetl r uged and he r eyelashes dark- | 4, «ei Merely send her your Ay ened. The pale, obstinate mouth he) and she will send you this valualia? knew so well was stained the color of a) ""*” free. Write hee OSS Seranium’s petals. She was staring at the row of beer handles projecting above the bar as if some remote vision claimed her altention far beyond the hubbub of voices and the imporiunities of the. brute that man can be. Then slowly she turned her head and z Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—November 30, 1924, a _ Jooked at Jo“. BF co “a ~ a Ss 4m 24 Hours, Without a Penny SEMENT. __ by Corn “Cots-It” { how “Gets-It” ends a few drops of and Presto je for sar Drug Srores. out the flicker @ dark splotches as her face. Joe crossed the} “Come out of The artificer, her waist, seowled “Here,” he in’ to— Master | girl.” The clamor of room died to @ mugs paused hal Cautious forms shirt-sleeved, t ‘the bar raised a 8¢ |terrier scenting “Order, please in # raucous, b A woman snig Joe stood loc without speaki turned gray. arm from the rose obediently eee 4 rouge on her che $i “Gets-It’’ on splutter of im | The pain ag cer rose also. ou No matter how long Y aa ‘intelligence this was an aff. “You can ha -bought her, but Joe turned speaker. ou Stomach Distress You? 3u3a43NnS H3IAZ OL uy A + “Tl wasn't plied, and, tak led her towa A tall, bold-f silence: | “She's been lover ‘im—that’ of. Artful iT? | The swing ¢ ing tavern. were alone in compassionate | Joe was like | sleep who sude jar surroundin iup to his a land started wi | uneven road valking, half- instinetively where they re ached at le | | | 33u4 LUOMS.UVTIOS ¥ her. 7 Sore, Tender and Painful? 5°" from Acute or Chronic | w é Mn Dyspepsia, Catarrh ofthe | She was 0 ching, Heartburn, Sour fier thin faee Headache, Nervousness, bore a dread on or any form of Stomach, | ..wy.) Ve ‘Bidney or Bowel Trouble? | “That's ne i these so you could eat a a to get rid ae whem you want to? i'noame. It’s & | “Ain't ité r’s Worth Free | nen: mailing and ve night? I e marry me!” | Joe grippe ~ehook her b ——_—— “To ma ADVERTISEM ENT —_——<- ‘Marry you! may 'vour neck.” “Go on,” , cake go OD — Pemarkable home treatment instant relief. Thous: testify to the wonde new home treatment | | of dyed ra '“Who gave inds of! | The rful re- has | erns stiff “lL ea ‘suffer from rheumatism, lum- lodgin’ : ut, neuritis stiff joints, ted muscles, this w sore | an ondertpl | dirty by will be sent you absolutely ‘the respect hut cost or obligation on your do not even pay postace. a penny? erful is thie new home treat- you but many people who have suf- years now tell of complete supper? risk nothing to try it. Tf) along with don't hesitate to accept shoppin’. e offer. All you need do is name and address, To Mr. A. B. Grant . g 4-X, mm, Kansas City, Mo., Will be mailed to you. ———— y Cleared a card|._the first care ie. |a beast to member, isolation of Pimples. | continue Acne, Sruptions of the Face of | Itch, Bezema, Enlarged Pores and the past. y Skin. Write today for mr FRE A (LEAR TONE SKIN.” take up BOOKLET. | Selling how {| methods,
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JACKSON, MICH. of hee ir- sichte wi seit srepeacaty — . . - the heir A strict’ ADVE ERTISE ME NT the from #xX lobo | aeprainatiogaerse - ge | find hi E a ie 24 Hours, Without a Penny ven | ELEGANT SAMPLE WATCH hops | % & — 5 had al Sd ae ent «> i iy] fused wonderful re- — treatment has -& . usual GUARANTEE umatism, lum- | pen-. aSENnTs oS WANT EO Cae joints, sore = muscles, this wonderful | = sent you absolutely av-— or obligation on your unds e: KBER 4 Oo Co., 38 Bdo not even pay postage. his new home treat- people who have suf- | now tell ef compiete nothing to try it. hesitate to accent Ali you need do is and address, a ™ To Mr. A. B. Grant, care “rocucts Company 5106-X, Gate- won, Kansas City, Mo., and the Will be mailed to you. Mderful i He maki familiar street ‘of . ? TYi+ and, W2s ev always ne turned an¢ leneth, adful res: nica? mv rar illy Blunt o* ‘* aa yer: ‘eal ¢ it a sift l P ‘> *, I com: ashore know what I come , , Joe d he and ook r brutal’y I narry r ‘Ty r 4 : } | _—rTe rT pp r by a DOW , ii * . 7% % » 9 atnad Me' mind you. Unders? Now I've a a | . Marry ae wring she gacped. “For Goad’s ke mand do it.”’ He released her abruptiv “Furs! He jerked the tawdry stole of dyed rabbit skin off er shoulders. “Who gave you them, I'd like to know?’ The bedizened waif of dockyard tay- erns stiffened into a sudden dignity. “IT earned them sam~-'sc I earn my food zn’ lodgin’. You think I bin actin’ dirty by you—deceivin’ you an’ comin’ the respectable? Did I ever ask you for ‘a penny? Have I ever took a thing from you but the price of a tram ride an’ a I never asked you to come along with me that first nicht. I'd been You was nice to me an’ kind —the first man that hadn't acted like could re- to me dif- member, almest. You spoke ferent from all the others. care, I s'pose—I thought if I couid jest walk out with you now'n again— ‘twasn't doin’ you no harm. It was that or takin’ to drink. in’ yet. An’ —got carin’ for you” She broke off suddenly and her face went into her hands. Blindly she turned towards the wall of a darkened garage and leaned against it, sobs shaking her narrow Joe swung round on strode off down the street. Hie had gone some way when he real- ized he was still holding the offending fur. He turned and began to retrace his -steps. The girl was still there. straining her after him, of a street lamp full in her face. then I-—I kinder hoarse. tearless shoulders heel and nis She the light Joe eyes I was a foo) | —I haven't bin at it long enough not to'| I ain't started drink- | SLENDERIZE Your Figure stood rad wanted a woman to look at him like’ that once. Well—-here she He had his wish. He handed her back the stole. “That putty-faced tiffy you was jest now said as how he'd bought Well, I'll buy you instead.”’ She backed away from him. “T’ll die first.” Joe shook his head veheme “TIT ain’t goin’ to. But I'm goin’ to sea for two years—South Pole expedition. need no pay. ‘Tain't mu was. with you 1 \}+ ati? - or three I shan't I don't mean that. tng insert ent rely dows sue ts and mercer a it, nf a hit ch, but they) reckon it's enough to keep a good man. | I'm goin’ to make out a mon ment. You can have pretty well the lot Maybe it'll be enough to keep woman——keep her from havin’ earn her livin’.’’ “I don't want an’ come back. different way. it ain't too Straight, I am’’——— “Where are you “Come an’ see.” There was a desperat: hoarse voice. “Go ahead, then.’ For the second time tha off along the deserted this time she led. stumbling, ning along the pavements. her closely. They had rea tached houses road among dark shr pansed before which a s' path dim gas jet burned ‘“‘Good-by,”’ to—-to it ina Joe, now' it! Keep it! Keep I'}! earn my "Taint too lat I'm g Sank en * iivinD oe (ii) cr om” ’ — Oi set streets, but almo r run Joe followed hed an avenue oj *n - : ye \» - . standing back from hheries ‘he gir] from A e fanlight an vane gateway led to the behind th said ated and held out her hands. ‘‘Come back to me, Joe! Come back an’ ask for me h when you get home again.”’ Joe glanced u darkened facade of the building. ignored her stretched hands. “TI don’t know as I]! he said, slowls “But back here.’ A little sound that might have been a sob passed her lips She slipped through the gate like a shadow. Joe stood motionless, watching. She knocked hesitatingly. door opened almost immediately. fanlight shone on a woman's gray and a serene, kindly brow. Joe took a hurried step forward. **‘*Ere!’’ he calle “It’s all right— it’s all right—I'll come back!” The girl turned and stood looking at him. The wavering gas jet overhead illumined her face, and in her eyes for the last time Joe saw the look. Then she stepped across the threshold. Joe remained motionless, staring at the closed door in the certitude of the fate awaiting him. ort door. she hesit + i * p at the He comin’ back.”’ and the The head (Copyright.) The Discovery of a New White Race (Continued from Page 7.) prevent the seizure of all their land by the white man and the black man. 489 Lane Bidg.. St. Marys, Kan. | z : Goitre Cured : nowing expenence the suffering _ i oe goitre Miss Evelyn Reed Apt 14, ThS 6 yne %“t. Milwaukee Wis is s0 thankful! of cured herself that she is anxious to tell all Mas sufferers to get rid of their gotire simple home treatment Mies Reed has to sel! Merely aend her your name and and she will send vou this valuable info entirely free Write her today. fror Can be Quickly (Cleared of Pimp)es. Acne, Eruptions of the Face ofr 1. Eczema, Enierged Pores and ' for wr FREE BOOKLET. “A CLEAR TONE SKIN.” teliine how | cured myself after being aMicted 1° ™ ;, % how f ~ years cuffessr by mail of If « cures eend $168 ff at, doe Write W. & STMRLINE 65g Gate ave Sidoer. said, 27IMPLES “tT am a friend of the Indian. and have come trying to help him, Marsh ‘but there is no use in my telling you things that merely please and do you no good. The day of the Indian’s isolation is past. Your people cannot ‘continue in the future as they have in ' take 383 Chemical Bidg., Kansas City, Mo. | the past. They must either advance up modern education and modern methods. or they will be exterminated.”’ This blunt talk produced many angry exclamations from the surrounding In- dians and considerabie apprehension in Marsh's own companions. “Call a congress of all your people, agree to stand together, and then send representatives to the Panama (Govern- ment and to the Am-r'can Government,” Marsh urged the chief. He counseled the Indians to tell their story and to accept modern civiliza- side of the willingness tion on a proper basis, turn they were guaranteed for ail time eufficient land to support their people The chief said he would take the cestion under advisement. Chief Ina Paguina would not permit the white men to take ictures and under no consideration conld they see any of the tribe's women. When Marsh asked him point-blank about the re- ports as to White Indians in that re- gion, the chief stated that there were no White Indians left in Panama; that formerly there were some, but that all of them had gone away and were now in Colombia. “I know better,’ replied Marsh. (Copyright. ) (To be concluded next week.) sng- Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -November 30, 1924. —— if I do—I'll come thly allot-1 a |} Make ameealt Slender! It's eary te do. Thousands of men and women each year regein healthy. slencer figures simply by taking Marmoila Prescription Jab- lets. "No doubt - you have heard manyof your friends tell wnat wonderful results these tab- jets produce — how easy they are to take, how pleasant they are, how silencer they make you. Don't envy other people's elender, shapely figures. Get one yourself. Go to your druggist and ask fora box of Marmola Preecription Tablets, or, if you prefer, seid oue dollar to the Marmola Co., i515 General Motors Bidg., Detroit, Mich., and a box will be sent postpaid. You only have to try them fora short time— you will start to get slender almost immedi- ate'y. No tiresome exercises or starvation diets. These tableta alone will give you the slender figure you want. Get a box today and see for yourself. din Stop Using a Truss PLAPAO-PADS from ‘the mernanicoe-chem ico at made self-adhesive purposely to hold the disterded muacies securely In place. No straps. buckies or spring at- tached—annot slip—se cannot chafe OT press agaiust (he pul —- hone. Thousands have SLT re ss - Reduced fully treated themselves al nome Fac-Simile without himdrance from wort | Geld Medal must obstimate cases cumyurred Grané@ Prix | eft as Velvet—easy te appiy—inexpensive. Awarded Gold Medal and Grand ([l’ria. Processes of recovery .. natural so afterward no further uxe of trusses prove tt by semding Trial of Plapeco ateolnutely FREE Write mare oem coupon end send TODAY. PLAPAO CO, 1778 Stuart Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. STUART'S a ? pre, . -™ > FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. T2635, Rochester. New York ——_ ee ACTING—PUBLIC SPEAKING BY CORRESPONDENCE to eapress -owr (reougi)'« Learn how Are vou able apd fecilings ip ' the best way * | Write for infermatien. THE MORSE scnool OF EXPRESSION : 6. Meseai Bids.. Otive and Beyt St. Levis, Me Dert. Page Fifteen. rn — “pendence
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fo RNS ME TR er ~ Siena nemeed is x a ena Trlt alune hae MORE CITY Circulation \ban the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED NOVEMBER x eo is the most gruesome commandment handed down to mankind. A mam may le, steal forgive and forget. But let him comm’t murder and the cry of ev: ody is to giv ’ common excuse of the murderer? INSANT* But how about the fellow who slowly but srtely kills his own body by neglect? He's the craziest one of all Stop! Think this over! What are you doing with your own body? Surely you don’t want to be put in this class. But if Yo = : are not doing everything possible to prolong your life and keep your body just as clean and healtuy as your Maker intended, you —— inviting death. You are slowly but surely killing yourseil. bees Have you ever enjoyed the pleasures of perfect health? Have you ever felt the thrills which accompany a strong, robust body? If not, you have nature’s biggest gift awaiting you. That is what I have to offer you. Idon’t “git. promise to feed this to you “*feru™ in pill form. No, you have ro to work for it. You can’t get “°D.°™ anything in this life without effort. Don’t let anyone foo] you by telling you dif- ferent. I’m going to make you work, but oh boy! how you'll like it. After a few days you will feel the old pep shooting through your veins and you will crave your exercise like a kid .. wants his bread and sugar. Bor 11 This is your birthday. To- day you start a new life. I'm going to make a real, live, ‘“‘rip-snortin’’’, go- getter out of you. I’m go- ing to expand that chest so it will give your lungs a treat with life-giving oxygen. This will put real vim into ‘your blood and shoot it throughout your entire sys- tem. I’m going to broaden your shoulders and strengthen your back. I’m going to put a ripple of muscle up and down your body that will make a big vowerful he-man out of you. You will have the arms and 595 anhur legs of a modern Hercules, si cash I'll clear your brain and pep 2 eee up your entire system. You will be just bubbling over with vitality. You will stretch out your powerful body and shout for bigger and greater things to accomplish. Nothing will be too difficult for you to tackle. Sounds good, doesn’t it? You can bet your Sunday hat it’s good. It’s wonderful. And it’s no idle prattle either. I’m not promis- ing these things. I guarantee them. Do you doubt me? Make me prove it. Come on. Atta boy. Let’s go ~~ Sie EARLE E. —— Dept. N51. 305 Broadway, New York City. Dear Sir: Please send me absolutely FREE, and with- Out ar . 4 bliwation on my part whatever. a cop) your latest book, “Muscular Development.” Cea ceases s ia ccendwenes (Please write or print plainly.) ‘ot > ae ~. MiQeeor ee ag 3 ¢ nh rigs ee wt or break any other law and the public will eventagieas e him the full penaty—DEATH! And what ig ge Sure he’s crazy. Avy man must be crazy to commit murder. . ~~ ee wd meas > S54 AA ~ not” Y- 2 SR A Pee "oan Poe ee ; et Me State Oa . SAS oY ra . <e x ™. iy a ~ — , y 2 CNRS eet ee The Muscle Builder a Author of “Muscle Bui ding,” “Science of Wrestling. “Heres Reelta,” “$3000 IN CASH’’ “AND A FREE TRIP TO NEW YVORK” “That is what I am deing fo the winners of mv 1925 contes.. I am presenting herewith the Winners of first four prizes in my 18°74 ¢ test, which closed last menth. Puy j-ecember issue of PHYSICAL CULTURE, which contains phot graphs of over one hundred priz winners. Coupon below will bring full particulars of Liederman muscie bullding aystem—ailso complete if formation cencerning priz ontest: This will not cost you ene penn) and wi not bligate you in an u iv.” I contains forty- tires full-page: pr Ts ; tographs of mys AL and some of the many prize- DON'T : winning pupils I have trained. SEND ' Many of these are leaders in ON} | ~ 5 their business professions todas [| have ee. wa? iw. not only given them a body to be proud “ig PENN} i of. but made th bett c an : *e* iace tiem re tter d ctors., lawy ey » , merchants, etc. Some of these came to me as pitiful weaklings, imploring. LOTR ; to help them. Look them over now and you will marvel at their eo # WAM} phvrsiques This book will prove an impetus and a real inspiration s: ‘AND It will thrill you through and through This will not cost you one pester andi R i want you te have it with my compliments. It is yours to keep. This 7 ADDRESS obligate you at all, but for the sake of your future happiness and heata= ON A i not put it off. Send today—right now——-before you turn this page. recta | EF —— i EARLE E. LIEDERMAN _ | 305 Broadway Dept. N-51 . New York On]
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- ee ~ — i Mie > 2 eee A glimpse of part of the ceremonial pro- cession at the installation of London’s new Lord Mayor Pi Cr-. , This Angora goat neg es eee ’ | ~~ ‘ea iF » Lae | , | whed by Floyd = . 4 4% 7 ' | Farwood, Comstock. When a camera man was “shooting” a preliminary trydgut of racing automobiles on the racetrack at Haw Tex is the 1924 thorne Station, Chicago, a car going go miles an hour ~~ | ) rd ‘ champion of cham was sideswiped by another The moving picture cam Vim AS > > : bet hei ste THO TET tH 2 te SEOePETESETET DEN TETESETONETETRR TT TTS rrr TTT TS rrvegrrrry Hehe Tat Te rarrry sty o:a aiagal
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[sunpay worninc | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH » See RE PICTURE SECTION | _xovemser sot 7) [SUNDAY MORNING” wat . — , ° * 7 pease eS 5) la le OEE Ee ~ “> =A 4 3 bus. ee pode) > ie Farge art " e oes PRM tected a are’ ‘ Thousands’ of wild ducks inhabit the region of Great South Bay, Long Island, at this season. The picture shows a hunter returning from a day’s shooting on the bay. Internationa! Bill Bailey, 13 years old, of R ceiving set in an hour and 33 York, winning the prize in an Underhill, 16, of Bay Ridge Hig in the contest. Two hunters of Pendleton, Ore., proudly display a “bag” of 25 wild geese they shot within nine miles of their home town. The bag in this instance 1s an auto- mobile, which makes the hunting easier on the feet. P. & A. Pi ’ \ 5 — Prince Gregory of Russia arriv- These two hunters are salvaging ducks they have ~~ ing at New York aboard the shot on Great South Bay, Long Island. steamship Paris. He served —International throughout the war with the Russian armies, and later with the loyal imperialist forces. | Captured by the revolutionists, he was sentenced to be shot. He escaped, enlisting as an inter- preter with the British Army. In ternationn ) . ; | Kathleen Na’Houlhan, which ag Reginald — : 3 han, is the name of this fi a | a dog show in England. York after a trip to | . ax Europe. International * 7 + 7 +. Bo ol ive ea a Ririig ih Oa tare ee 7 _ d A nh a os et ed ; +” age ; ‘ fee 8 Ws ‘es yg : & ie _ * * - — ,1 ee PS ed . er AF * , Ve ~ a a / / FF hy : , te ee . s Ys , \ - 4 Fad / wv 4 3 a y : x . 4 ’ ; j , : P J a ® ‘ - : : he® ? : * ; - - , 4: at 4 - fi @ ¥- me 4d oes ui i % > o> 4 é . ‘ y “% ‘a bs x >: 4 5 ’ . | > . = ¢ > . _ peng 44 8 ° f, 7 . * te ' . * : ere : Mme. Vera Fokina and members Monday Opera Supper Club perfe A 22g meade monoplane built in Germany for commercia! pur- oses. onst - hac . oT ae : . : , : , : : | 4 pb Aobe mea ruction of small planes has been active since the war The Lion, Admiral Beatty's flagship during the war, is being scrapped in the navy yards at Jarrow. | | ) m 7 England. As the picture shows, the superstructure already has been removed. —Internationa! aS A: P tow
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PICTURE SECTION = York, winning the prize in an assem The picture shows Dorothy Underhill, 16, of Bay Ridge High 100], . g Bill. | Ss runner- in the contest. & Under L , uneral >» we ee s 4 . - ’ , oT .. “+ — + _ a recently. wentyv-nhve automonDli - * ry 4 2 > ae - , — ‘i - Ihe procession was about a mi! Placid, . nly ones ~ ever produced in captivity. They are af- , Rehan ne | et | | ctionate, like puppies, and are held to be Kathleen Na’Houlhan, which sounds something like Kitty O Houl:- han, is the name of this fine Irish wolfhound, seen at a recent dog show in England. Mme. Vera Fokina and men Monday Opera Supper Club; — _ ives 0) es sabes behetmbeheheneh ans. shee ‘“}4 babs ae Madde ahaha +t... <4 ta be tae 4A eh “Li lihah athe ahekell , ptt ihn niini sheila ie ae
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NOVEMBER 30, 1 $™ .* OFF CLOSING OUT WATCHES Viscount Goschen Diamends, Clecks, Governor of Madras. Je welry, went hunting recently al in the Thakkadi For- a Sliverware, ete. est of Malabar. Here : — you see him sitting on optical businens, . : F compelled te close “ot the carc .s of a huge axnorted | 229. Int our entire «toc s ‘ Diamonds, elephant he shot. ee ea ee NUTHING RESERVED Extra quality Geld, 925.00 WA I he Ideal Christmas Gifts The first theatrical troupe from Siam ever seen in America carries eight FRENCH PEARLA ? | ‘ te dancing girls. They are Indestructible. i #g shown here on the steps 19.06 of the City Hall in New York, after being received O cal ang 4 wry by the Mayor. One of the SEVERT & KERSTING ST. girls is a Siamese Princess. Formeriy Located 2300 Cherokee Mt. VTIORMAI When Miss .Anne Eliza- beth Whelan and Gilbert W. Kahn were married in New York the other day, two ot America’s wealth- iest families were united. The bridegroom is a son of Otto H. Kahn, famous banker. The bride, shown here, is a daughter of the head ot the United Cigar Stores Co. e island of Hawaii, in eruption. smoke and ashes was photo- 7 U.S. Army Air Service, from | World Photos 7) “ . : | ‘ ; E PEA RLS | > 4 7 | had now bristmads or Anytime ma a 3 shes §0 slender | from the A scene of desolation in Trinity Forest in California ) “Did you Ga ante Swept by a recent fire. In large sections of the forest iA any oner omade Used tO Be -e 4 7FeEC . id a CAT | sitively stout. N | S swe * ), : 2p the destruction was virtually complete. Notice In the People Sie siemens Aue here a ZEST CO sn Crs sthat 1S anc right foreground here the stumps of huge trees from know. She must have done some- rarely found 1 In ’ ap- which the lumber had been cut before the blaze. he — Learn my story! thing to regain heryouthful figure.” Ty erceness of the fire. sad oes acatedio tack of halt ed upon a slender silhouette, she use Z Marmola Tablets. ais chokers ff oh oiuias. It proves what I did for all gray hatred people when I perfected my restorer—to Marmola Tablets are the pleasant trand com- ! | SAFEST WAY FOR renew the color in my own gray hair way to reduce. Without diets or VN th VA ondrous | ; a WOM EN ? a The single lock teat proves how enay exercises, you Can regain your , ' © , : | , : Toferty Mon or > seblicat st east wdigeca a s oe slender he salchy hgure anal ' rVCIOUS replica Je mu isin . restorer ie @ clear, clean, colorless liquid. | | RGY .. Thousands of men and women . stock NG Malt oupon for adeolutely Free Trial each year regain slender figures , PURSE Qutnht and learn my wonderfy! story and what it means to you. If possible, epcivse this way. So can you and in St. Loss miy at : when shopping. trav f { : | : ' ' ina F eutomobssin j a jock of your hair in letter Marmola Tablets are one dollar a box at Fy Bs . Hi pf | id. all drug stores of ina plain wrapper, post- A ( ‘\ | | } i , 170 General | C) M ©) S Dep Mi} CANT WORK ] he WX : lease print your name and addres ne tone aCo., otors Bidg., Detroit, Mich. Try them. a 4 ; tock ti I | MARKY T. GOLDMAN , a . 1 ae ae | s08-P Goldman Bidg St.Paul, Mino | N | | CHILI SAUCE & OYSTER COCKTAIL SAUCE (| cee aon : sz!|| MARMOLA |, oles I, Tar 4 i ! Picase send your patented Pree Trial Outft 4 Mert nostpandl _ - rhe ‘ har ack dark brown medium brown f . _ ” RENOWNED FOR HIS PHENOMENAL SUCCESS 0 r re red light brown light euburn f la a. Se |@ || , | MURGY STOCKING 501 PINE ST. ST. LOUIS.MO 7 PURSE CO., Dept. §, SEE DAILY PAPERS a Ns eh Tare * Box 52, Times Plaza Sta., Brooklyn, Wf. Y. Sa = ee omer SOT YT ETT YT TeTT Pearle eee : etahgd ody Ballets betes |) es edbbebenetege PERT P TERS T Te Teme ee pele Th EP SSEE AS PL ARER Ep ede Retetes tes re
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§ SUNDAY MORNING One of the first women to take up the work of a deep sea diver 1s Miss Hilda Johnson, now in the permanent nploy - a large salvaging concern. The picture show: ss rea » go below the surface. Newe ) The Original Post-Dispatch DOLLY OLIVE DOLL BED || MADE BY SMITH & DAVIS MPEG. CO. A SUBSTANTIAL AND LASTING TOY FORK HOLIDAY OR BIRTHDAY GIFT By Parcel Post, Insured, Anywhere in America on receipt of P. O. or Express Money Order pcg alae 9 15S inches; Foot, 12 inches; Length, 20 = Inehes; Width, 10% inches. — Complete with agrine and Kiddy Art Tick Mattress | of the ‘hostesses Your Choice of Pink, Blue, White or Gold Finishes at th hall 8 S : DOLLY'S BED SHOPPE nterna New e-* fF? He is 80 years old, but that doesn't bar Julius Malden- hawer from the duties of dancing instructor at a dance hall on Broadway, New York. He stands between two Send us an order for FIVE Doll Beds and we will send you an extra one P. ©. Box 291 ST. LOUIS, MO. Ss r FREE OF CHARGE ala ee eee ee ee em ee ee ee Unit ceLt 'O8 et. aamirer'® Krom six to sixty— Everybody wants an Eveready pectant taces packages. [low will vour gift register Young or old. Man, woman or child round use “~ , FLASHLIGHTS wnnn is 8? BATTERIES e ~they last longer = CHRISTMAS morning . . . eager, ex- 75c. complete with battery. In advance. give an Eveready Others with handsome rib |: lashlip rht tO every person on your list Cases lL hev're al] beautiful DON | Just the the opening ot thing tor the Boy or Girl Scout. The pi : right light at the right price for every- l here's one way to be absolutely certain body Some with shiny nickel cases. - black Just take vour gift list around to the Pertect portable light for every pur- nearest dealer in Eveready | lashlights pose and purse—Iveready. Sentinels Save wandering and wonder ny p! safety for every servic Ie veready. Lhe improved Eveready ne Wm our yeneral fypes meet every Hashlight Drises eee Bachi: in) CcCOoOm- | whts New requireme! ‘Very gift need lent, every gift need designs. New features. Old prices 65 . | ' \ I 1 f{ ’ S¢ archlights for motorists and motor- } boatists. Broad-beam |i: ghts tor NMlothe: Buy them | - | | j i} I ( + \ I i la UW a ¢ and Dad to use in and a ithe house and marine sunnly dea! DPV Gealers, dt vy. sport and merase ) Bull ing goods and Uli S-CVEC Ha ] rene ’ i Sf . . .. a t+ «4 | cai ES lights that slip Warages and auto into pocket or | Hi ACCESS VY SNOnSs handbag, ror all- ] | ‘ t \nd buy iriv? oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION Women-folk welcome this gift | It gives comfort every day for many years O other Christmas gift at twice the cost yields such a measure of helpfulness to the woman of the home as does the Bissell sweeper. For this worksaver brings freedom from drudgery and dust —saves time and is quiet and thorough. Easy to empty, too, because a thumb pressure does it. Altogether a real necessity in every home no matter what other cleaning equipment may be in use. Costs nothing to operate. It has no need of ronnections or accessories. Always handy and ready instantly for the many times a day use So a Bisse!! makes a most useful and appropriate gift. Also handsome in appearance. Some patterns especially fine in design, finish and fittings. A new sweeper for Christmas per- mits taking the old one upstairs to double the convenience. “Cyco" Ball Bearing Bissells at aro::nd $5 or %$, other rades for less; Play-size | Toy Bissells for a few dimes. At omer hardware, housefurnishing and department stores. Booklet on request. B CARPET SWEEPER CO., GRAND RAPIOS. MICH Carpet Sweeper ERS RES MRR heer aa ey TTC AD as Bi gE « — TALS - | : is SEND HER. ( DE VIONY, PARIS | Sh “De Luxe” Perfume of subtle charm and f lingering mystery, which enhances the personality. Black box with red satin lining, the four sides of which open when cover is removed. Can be obtained in 1 oz. and & oz. bottles. Also in Powders, Talcums, Sachets otal other W esate and in Lionel Square Compacts, Lionel Double Compacts and-Lionettes. If not at your dealers, write direct to LIONEL TRADING COMPANY, INC... U S$. Dicrriburces 120 Fifth Avenue, New York Cirs a ee es —_* LESAN SEO Se EON COMO SE CMONS Colleen Moore, flapper star of the movies, and the doll which she recently brought back with her from Europe Admirers of Florence Vidor FREE! Cigarette Case with GEM Razor we HEA Complete >] ;4 1 Showing inner metal container {: SAFETY A= cigarette case—not just a razor case made to look like one —is yours free in combination with the famous Gem de luxe Safety Razor! Pay a dollar for the razor outfit —itself a wonderful dollar's worth. Get the life- guaranteed Gem frame, a supply of the new Gem Double-Life Blades (the finest, smoothest shaving blades known to man), and the clever patented two-compartment metal container which fits compactly in the cigarette case. Simply slip out the con- tainer, with the razor and blades, and fill the case with your favorite cigarettes / There’s not a name or a mark on the case to mar its silvery beauty. Its smart basket weave design—its heavily-plated interior — make it the equal in appearance of the most expensive cases. Your dealer is authorized to give it free with the Gem Razor for a limited time only, so take advantage of this most unusual offer at once. Razor, blades, and case are all covered by the unconditional Gem Guarantee of full satisfaction or full price refunded. LADIES— Make it his present for Christmas —or your own. Besides the model illus- trated there are several other valuable de luxe editions of the Gem Safety Razor at $1.00 complete. Jf your dealer cannot supply you, write us GEM SAFETY RAZOR CORPORATION, Manufacturers Brooklyn, N. Y. the famous Gem Razor and ! Blade: . ——e removed and used as a wal! fixture GEM Niodes are rr 4 nerfat - the women of | ‘ SUNDAY MORNING a 4 . ¥ > ‘ 2 - seeee fr Es * = fo Se ae - ‘ -t ge Se eg ¥ + he oe > # ‘ BEADED : VOGUE SHORT VAMPS Wherever fashionably Soe in ue pS. Exclusrveness of desi dainty i yon fying Corafort await admination a BOOT SWOP aVTTex Locust st ”ST. LOUIS, Mi FRE. ai* RAZORS in many an _ out-of-doors role will hardly recognize her in the costume which she wears in her latest pic WON 35 CWO S EAN S Dak oe. Wa 155 we MAY 23 76ONO™ | ture. <P NONE Temperature Bottles must be sterilized OIL PYREX Nurs ing Bottles every day, keep them on ice, re-heat them—like PYREX Ovenware and Teapots — they never break from heat orcold All shapes — three sizes —fit all regular nipples — smooth side for casy cleaning For sale where nurs ing a ttles are §$ | PYREX stamped o1 genuine. Buy YOUR baby a set A Pr tT t of CORNING GLASS WORKS CL ornming. N. ¥ s Ovigmators and Patentees of Oven Ulauwerr NURSING BOTTLES , CFs
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le @ Uu * Sc ents } / ¢ JX Perfume NY FARIS me of subtle charm and h enhances the personality . Ba’ - ° . 2 rne four wher ver is temoved ma ‘4 o2. bottles. Also in nd Toiiet Waters, and in Lione! poubie Compacts and- Lionerte:. WoaY 3 BE CWaYvs en weme_] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION (omen = e€—not just a razor like one —is yours th the famous Gem | 2 razor outfit — itself worth. Get the life- me, a supply of the e Blades ‘the finest, ades known to man), Pd two-compartment ch fits compactly in imply slip out the con- anid blades, and fill the - é cigarettes ! me or a mark on the pry beauty. Its smart —its heavily-plated > equal in appearance re cases. Your dealer it free with the Gem ited time only, so take S most unusual offer blades, and case are all unconditional Gem ull satisfaction or full] present for Christmas esides the model illus- everal other valuable the Gem Safety Razor dealer cannot RPORATION. Manufacturers yn, N.Y stra! : ; 7 cy -+¢or sh 7) } 7 — hee > : , -~ ‘4° : Rival beauties and stage stars who will be in St. Louis this week. Left to right: Lina Basquette and Hazel Dawn of the-Follies; Rosie and Jennie a Dolly of “Sitting Pretty.’ = : VOGUE SHORT VAMDS Wherever fashionably | dressed women meet youll E-find Vogue Short Vamps, clus srueness of design, y appearance and wiih, and comfort compe) paairel in — al se the women ain | lemperature | Proof Bottles must be sterilized — PYREX Nurse ing Bortles even day, keer them on ice, re-heat them—|! ke PYREX Ovenware and Teapo ts—thev never break f trom heatorcold fag wi PYREX stamped | genuine. Buy YOUR baby a set A Product of CORNING GLASS WORKS Corning. \. ¥ Origmators and Patentees of Oven Gilasswore | NURSING | | BOTTLES 5 AR (on centrated En ergy in this fresh natural food Billions of tiny living plants revitalize your system — banish Constipation, Skin, and Stomach Troubles HESE remarkable reports are typical of thousands of similar tributes to Fleischmann’s Yeast. There is nothing mysterious about its action. It is not a “cure-all,” not a medicine in any sense. But when the body is choked with the poisons of consti- pation—or when its vitality is low so that skin, stomach, and general health are affected—this simple, natural food achieves literally amazing results. Concentrated in every cake of Fleischmann’s Yeast are bil- “A complete nervous breakdown with severe attacks of heart failure lions of tiny yeast-plants, alive and active. At once they go eee ee pealigrrenn to work — invigorating the whole system, clearing the skin, end physically. Then I began eat: Thet was three years ago, and I aiding digestion, strengthening the intestinal muscles and Tie ee Coens ee . : ; tion | ormal, my brain active making them healthy and active. Health is yours once more. ten is normaly ay See aches and pains of a lifetime have + A SR RL Ge SR a inane ee as mechanical engineer Mr rank M Spencer) PE RE BR “Our home 1s tn Shanghai, China. There, our eight-year-old Billy began having severe outbreaks of boils. The doctor's treatment there gave relief t time only. Then came a merta where we began a of Fle: on =p s Yeast, sand- gaily cake between layers iid Fleisch for the boils fter two vears have of Shangha: China ES RCL PH ETS aE * eR HS ly - > , Ms Born wth an appetite for fats and : and headach; ] had long since } yi? as «1 tery . thie wib an i168 ~ day , é > “* And my Fieischmann's Yeast cakes as usual.’ For almost three years I have * rel | q “ae , - — | - Oe ME Eg ue ">. ne ll ?- , A | a sage | . . , ‘ . ven this orcer to m) ws ocer several times each week anc wil. continue incefinitely ’ sa >» ee. om : +} : 4 ° 7 fita . *?, rvs? rena if hree years ago a8 @ young motner in @ run-Gown Conamion nm Dos rendering J? - 7 : . 7 7 ‘ 4 4 re 7 eo he r, ess ] fe > that the end of my en) uran Ps bh > nm ra hed “7 bid i j — A S J . . ~r S deeneratic sent for Fleischmann’s Yeast cakes The boils began to dry a. a g “ - a: ~* lis = : ‘ ‘ “ 4 . . m ’ a — . ev t better --had a keener appetite, felt better and by Spring had regainec é sia ) 2 y 7 : 4 f . ) acitv. Now I! eat Fleischmann'’s Yeast cakes to keep me teeing 4 ae , . #* - sweets at 4! ] was orst perted 4 nS .. tf oe $ vo et ri am - ae ey By th Ai we > et 2 2 oa eS BOUT tter from Mre. Helen M. Raup,. Linthicum Heights Marviand ‘IT had four children to provide for My work was la>onmous anc one yea! for me Dissolve one cake in a glass of water (just hot enough to drink/ —hefore breakfast and at bedtime. Fleisch- it. Start eating it today ' You can order mann’s Yeast, when taken this way, is several cakes at a time, for yeast will keep especially effective in overcoming or pre- fresh in a cool, dry place for two or three venting constipation. davs. Or eat 2 or 3 cakes a day—spread on Write us for further information of bread or crackers — dissolved in fruit juices let us send vou a free COP, of our latest or milk—or eat it plain. booklet on Yeast for Health. Address: Fleischmann’s Yeast for Health comes Health Research Dept. 538, The —— onlv in the tinfoil package—it cannot be mann Company, 701 Washington Street, purchased in tablet form. All grocers have New York.
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Nice CLEAR AUGHT | aura Litre ~~ Wim OY J d ~~ =| / A — eae Ne Aa SS [SSS 8 gg KNOW WHAT HAT was? aes, ~ THEN Too IHE ANCIENT Greexs) , THAT WAS STATION OLAH, N N 1Dy.. GEST STATION IN THIS ene Bes oat Ate LETTUCE FOR 'TS SLEEP Tare | ese YA THOUGHT INTRODUCING MR, Cir PRODUCING QUALITIES = | . | THe y woucon’ ¥ coe & — CE EEE —eEeE HERE S$ ANOTHER S1GNE OY EcGeERT— YouR CoNnCERT COMING OVER. FINE = HIS MuUSTASCHE ~ ‘ACH ~TELAGRAM OF MAMA THE NExT ARTIST WHO Mine, HEY? "THE MEXT SELECT | , To V NTERTAIN You HAS A | : WELL, WHAT O YA YMELP Wwittc Stine | — ENTE in yY nA THINK OF ME er §- Zwraw du ) MuUSTASCHE—j OF | mow ? ? | S 2 j fet caliaoa * a me s roe a ! : 7 “( imi rie ee T ef Se ‘““TANGLED COMIC"? will appear every week for twelve weeks as a Comic Section In the event of a tie for any of the prizes offered, the amount of the prize will be | : paid to each partie ipant in the tie. } Ss — oe ene Sumeey Fodt-Dispateh. 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“feo OOH PSHAW'' IT'S © Fs sg JUST POURING S Th ANO TYE GOT TO. 4 +. Ph BE AT THE MiLLINERS Pin FIFTEEN mNyTEes ' ‘| PANO THE CHAUFFEUR - 1> OUT’ A CERTAINLY Have - TAKE A LOOK AT THE ptt BET You HAVEN’ T OR COAL Bim WINTER ORDE REO CUR _ de | | i s | iti \ ‘ TOO eeH be TRA aad ie 4 we NS ' \ A) 4 | \ Hi 1 eid uM) iF » i ah Mat ; Hy ‘4 caehs 2 c 5 m a * 7 ai Pie ti ae | QRpERED it!!? : wHyr DOGGONE tT Vi IT'S HANGING UP IN MY WARDROBES Go AND HAVE A icTeH LooK a 4 WEEKS To GET YouU GET THE To BUY TOURSELFE [DEA THAT A Decent WINTER | ; HAVEN'T ; \ hye BEEN TRYING FoR|/ How'D You | | Z| MILLINERS eT * - WHY DON'T MR NAGS t+ Wa GET Tr ? ra Bae PES Ro? PK huge thers.» MY STARS SHE CAN'T CATCH ME UP Ons A THING ~~ SHe'S DOING HER BEST- To HANG SOMETHING ON ME Topay BUT (VE BEEN Too SMART FoR HER ~~ I'VE Got A MEMORY ArnsD & HEAD TRAT WoRK ToGE THER — A ™ ~~ ? : WOOD FOR THE | WHAT ABOUT : » wT S Mik GTAGKED / FIREPLACE ? iv? WHAT | ‘s UP PRETTY- 4 \ oe Do You WANT . To KASOW U te A aT é eae ge > e : ~ * ¥ Ai i>> “ ’ ‘ ' i Pt | LV, | —> -0OH PSHAW- 2 ea aE ee, ee saab WHAT DID You ORDER SO MUCH FUEL FOR- You Know WE'RE | FORGOT LL W—AGOING To BE Inv ABovuT (THE SOUTH A Good THAT PART OF THE WINTER- : iLL BET You FOoRGCT _ Set | To ORDER COR | RESERVATIONS F / a | VERW KINO OF ‘Ye “ESCORT MN CO WE ARE NOT GC YOUR WAN DEGGOnr'IT ViI- You've JusT BEenw TreyinGc To THtn«k UP SOmME- TeiwG—-- t HOPE YOU'RE SATISFIED nn THE TROVELE WITH You ts\‘You Don’ T OSE Goad JuDG-— MAEnoT -- MIOW TRE IDEA of You FOR- GETTING ABOUT ouR Tears AASD HOTEL RESERVATIONS ~~ ‘cL. BEwiIitTs tro LATE NOoWw- - STueiD: - i eeiaereenenenen You DoW’ T WANT To Give mE CREDIT FoR THE THINGS ( DID REMEMBER Do You * NO You | Tarr To Dig UPA Lot OF THINGS I FORGCT --> AnyYBoDY WOULD FoRGET Once IN A WHILE; —1'™ 6NLY HUMAN tt a AW “ee ere “tn? ek ed SD SO -— FAR - FAR, InsTo THE AIIGHT- @rvee ee THOU . we
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RegisteredeU SS -Paten: Office Bringing Up Father = ; y, ; : ‘ 4 ‘A, ‘ OH' PSHAW' IT'S : GIMME A CHANCE y. cocoa md {4 ITS ONLY A& SHORT /¥ Yi, JUST POOR ING | TO WAKE UP- fe GO 3 AMO IVE GOT TO G ) : Vr . WALES AND TELL | ‘Ga “Yae | TO THE MILLINERS. : , i) : | “i. ¢ > WHADDA YOU WS | TO THE re ; GE AT THE MILLINERS 4 . MY WANT ? : o> ~ him FIFTEEN MINOTES | ; ( ee e a ~ See aL eeeceel _ 4 4 WY . ¢ Ss -_ : . 4 ~ x . 4 / AQ i > P| “—— aS ed Lm a * 2 tS one eS ae ail YOU CERTAINLY Ty MCKEO OUT A | cine DAY FER ¢ ‘ t a “f © ‘ ~ = . : Say - " = - ' + r , : : j 4 af +7 i 4 tet | ’ + s . . A - - ioe - pi . ¥ ; St * 7 © 2 ms =! . ’ ; > ” . ta ag 4 wees ' (, / "a ‘te Car a j J = : ed ive eof a 4 pS 4 : QP"a me) p , > it i . he Hat ’ . " ee, a tg Cte b . > % ae is > # Meee 1 FA “ - Roe. ¥ , =i Mes 77 a Be a ” ¥ ~yY ; Ay — yas " 7 = sz 6 : - uf ma. Pa . . . atte a y ~ ; ee ee ee 8 ae E r ~ , ¢# : 7 ' : PT) _-. ; Pe a, TAS Fad = eR ; “—s ~ —_— os Seu Ae” Oe . > MOY . Py + : pr = AOD s as . f 4 , te ee _ oe J . ; oe I raed Ho eee v A é , we: Le a") ? \ ‘wie —- eben of '@ ~ ‘ ~ y — oo / Ss y Ao, , an es t : ‘ ye ee g 4 wo - 4 4 f f | tu TaKe / : ESCORT MY DAUGHTER-SoRRY |ioged|] SS. 4) 3 tg iy YOU HOME: | | TROUBLE WITH tee) WE ARE NOT GOING em WAT P 3 i to You Don'T fie - NOUR WAY” a WIA ——— mir Ty ° : * d 4 2. ~ ° ‘ _—. es: * “ 2 ALF cite a Se * ee af ie a v ee — 6: , . . r ~. .* — : a te : ‘ ty ae Andee “ s. Be ‘ere ER aes See ¢ a 7 : 2 a a° Vite f Re : = 3 a fe f ; Ft pera ° ayy a : “ Oe, Sop PY Tt ee \\ Vy, eae ie - 3 ae a oF t Mee... (7. 2 s be 2 i ; am ’- ‘ * es Py an Ax pe ees Ns 4. os yy ~ ‘ 5 edi : aS ng ; m4 val -™ *2 : ‘ WSN ~~ eer, ae ngs ete. ‘ ~~ CE BS ‘s ta we A ogists 0 > re + oe: ows ee ee ‘ ae ‘vy 4 “ Oe Os os Poe ~ 4 eT OM a Z ©" - P . " x AOS eyrpeie OR * See MeN Ne el . vree 7 ot x m/ AASD HOTEC ERVATIONS — - epew its tro ; a Vig a ~P. Po - pe. ; a © 1924 ay Int. Fearune Service. inc. Great Brtam rights reserved fi . Z0 ° ve
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MUTT AND JEFF -- -:- Mutt Plays a Mean Trick on Jeff -:- -- By BUD FISHER H, C. lisher. Trademark Reg U. SB. Pat. Of) yright, 1924, —_ ‘Grest Britain Rights Reserved YT S FUNNY WHAT YOU © CAN FIND IN YOUR ATTIC | TRUNKS THIS Is THe HAT C WORE THE MIGHT & WENT To THE MAS QUERADE BALL DREssEed As % ate CHILD: I SHAVED THAT NIGHT AND IT LooKED JUST Like A SIK YEAR OLD CHILD! TEE HcE-s a : Re ye. . cares. _ _ : a pach . Se air PSs. ae A as i # i ; WHEN ITC DANCED WITH THe DUCHESS OF FLATBUSH EVERYBODY APPLAUDED US. HERE'S THE WAIST! wo COMIC SEC BECO } MutT AND JEFF - MpR., SUNDAY MORNING _- *TOONERVILL cost BETTER Y ai | §ToP AND LOAD /| u? THE OLD GUN \ z | for THET LONG I'm GONNA rh START | SOMETHING Hi IN A Al MINUTE - TEE Ka Do LOOK CUTE IN THIS TRiclk LAYOUT. “L. DONT sHoot Git NEAR THE 1% SHES BEGUN Te Oe ON ME WAIT ‘TIL SOME ONE SCES HIM IN THAT IF THERE'S. ONE THING THAT SCARES ME i. A COME WITH CHILDS SuIT I, AND WHISKERS OFFICER, WHERE'S IN THE ELRST PLACE THERE Me: TLL TAKE You TTD THe FIRE: JUDGE, I Found KIM RUNNING Loose! AND ME ASKED ABOUT A FIRE! THE MAN'S CRAZY! Loolc AT HIS MA\KXE-UP; LET ME CALL \ UP MY PAL MutT: HE'LL WAS NO FIRE! IN THE SECONd PLACE YoU SHOULDN'T BE WEARING A CHILDS ClLotrtes: L'M SORRY JCFF, BUT YoU Loolc CRAZY TO ME, TOO. The CoP IS
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ete es WO COMIC SECTIONS + ST.LOUIS POS sciut PAGES oF EUR SECTION Mutt AND JEFF - Mr.AND Mrs.-C —— = | | APTAIN AND THE Kips - GOLDBERG - Tap - Peter Raseit - Toonervitte Foiks- BrinGiNG Up FATHER SUNDAY MORNING _ THe eS Ee ee? BUSH ae Sie er” LAUDED- WAIST. ots an: November 30, 1924. ‘TOONERVILLE cs OLKS” -:- -! Cone t= 2 BY FONTAINE: F OX Biss i BETTER ne §foP AND LOAD WHOS 60)IN HUNTIN' ¢ 1M THIS oLe GUN Kick — | Dg THE OLD GUN 3 LOOKIN' FoR ACORN CoB To AgoUT ‘THRE AR THET 1 oNe LOAD IN THIS GUN So SHE MULE Power WHEN Tt GIT A CORN CAN Kick THAT CAR UP THE HLL. COB DOWN INTo — ni a 7 Pe a * ee _ oe em —_— ‘eee | ess ; _—. #7 3 Bye O By At | rt pant SHOOT Tin. WE. 4) Git NEAR THE ToP AND F | SHts BEGUN To - ; DE ON ME : he ; - pi lt 4 - *: ; ge ge : Bea a ss y hie ° 3 4» - (in ti Yausb ie at “ Se ° ' $ . / S ae : f ' Ae : x ‘ . CAA ASR SF WAS 44 WoTcHrH YERSELF i'M AGUNTER LETTER GO “SKIPPER WHEN You Git ee “. CAR TURNED AROUND TI WANTICHA To TAKE ME BACK To HANK SMITHS?! SOMEBODY SHOT THE OLD SKINFLINT a WHILE HE WAS UP fT : “Just ENUF To A Git HER OVER THE _ . CREST ON A HAYSTACK. Be Ap 7 WE AINT HURT MucH pootor BuT | [“%sxiPrER, 1 GoT THESE ”\ | ie y, I THOUGHT You BETTER Look AT HIM; OUTA THE WoUuND / . | : | WE CANT FIGGER our WhHo iT SEE IF THEY DONT | et WAS SHOT HIM, Look To YoU LiKE VIECES ies! He “OF CORN: . a li ae Se ee ewe * Yi BA — — —_— — ci x. ae Oe? oh Phe bs = 7 ae ge. 2 Os i ot oy tga ES > ie Soke cs ey ae a a A oe : ae Sn el ag” *. no al s rs ae rg a; vie se Aree Ss Mee gee Beis p REE S See ee — a PO rm eet ig ieee a . *+~ ee ee ae . « —*~ ty, > ~~ & ” Pr **« © “~~? = oF 4 ee eh © ~~ ~~ee we - eam - >
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