St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 3, 1924

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XOMIC PAGE TUESDAY, EMBER 2, YOUR COAL ORDER —is solicited by dealers who are advertising in the For Sale columns in the POST-DISPATCH WANT AD PAGES ai. 19° he Only Evening in St. Paper Louis With the Associated Press News 31.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Service ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EV ENING, DECEMBER 3, a soeeeas PAGES. ee Police Judges to Uphold Rules of Traffic Council They Withdraw Previous Announcement and Police Will Continue to Make Arrests for Violations. mERN GOT POY FOR JOB FFORE FORBES ET CONTRACT -_- - ' of Pontiac Co. ‘ Testifies in Trial of ‘ Thompson and Ex-Head ‘of Veterans’ Bureau. | until a that od A conference between the Traffic the Police Judges to- day resulted in a decision that the Traffic limited parking not be enforced for 10 days, no-parking ordinance to fect became effective Dec. The Police Judges’ decision) against conviction was based on a| rules would be enforced, with ar-/ ruling by Judge Hochdoerfer of at rests and fines for violators, as in| Court of Criminal Correction, re-| the past. i'versing the decision in a test case | The decision was reached after)/appealed to him. Counselor Senti an hour and a half of discussion,| said that his understanding of the | during which Judges Matthews and ruling was that it merely reversed | Homer agreed to withdraw their the decision in the particular case| announcement, made Monday, that anc did not hold the ordinance in-|! world not convict for violation: valid. This was evidenced, he said. the council’s rules. City Coun-| by the fact that Judge Hochdoerfer | Senti gave an opinion that the! had previously refused a motion to! authority to make traf-| quash the charge on the ground! that the traffic rule was invalid. | It was agreed Sent | would appeal to the Supreme Court | in the case, and in the mean-| time it would be assumed that the’ Traffic Council had full power to make rules. Council and ~-* Council's 1 they ¢ fii [ME ELEMENT IN - BID WAS CHANGED | see walle had , fic semsent Charges This’ “Was Part of Plot in| Awarding Contracts for Hospitals. By PAUL Y. ANDE ‘RSON, Staff ow eemapniong of the Post- pai Th ~ MILIONARE' BADE {DIDEND ON FRISCO. Be so OF MONTH RUNS NAY RALWAY COMMON the $160,000 contract for the Edward Hillman, Jr., De-| Board Decides on $5 foundation of the Government hos- at Northampton, Mass., the = Construction Co. | | | Arrest as She Races Rate; Authorizes Quarterly to Eas { for Boat. Payment of 8 Be q Share. rules. ion today relieves the po- Counselor | lice from a quandary which result- ed yesterday in an announcement |! by Chief O'Brien that the rules for- bidding parking on Olive and Lo- streets and Washington would The act test cust = i 5! Ce ——__ —— —---—- | Mrs. was mak- preparations to do the work, fies thetanding that, ostensibly, it to be awarded on a competi- Oi itive basis. This evidence was in- Sroduced today in the conspiracy 1 of Forbes and John W. on, St. Louis contractor, the testimony of Arthur Crump, former secretary and treas- @Werofthe Pontiac Co. \iramp testified that Thom not interested in the company | em that he did have a half inter- | . 2 this contract, with. James who controlled the Pontiac. supervised the draw- of the Pontiac bid on Northampton contract, Crump and, when it was completed, ed, “The job is ours.” nts proved him right. The | By the Associated Press I By th CHICAGO, Dec. “Th llions of the Hillman family ‘last night to stop Mrs. Edward | Hillman Jr. her determina~| ana on tion to zo away from her husband | = of $5 ann and unless some new obstacle pre- quarterly Mrs. Hillman plans to board a boat today Kurope. Young Hillman made efforts to stop his bride of 'from leaving him, but when of Garrett, Ind., and Crestlin presented themselves, Mrs. man simply told them that they could not arrest her without a iwarrant and that she was only | running away from her husband. | fmment charges that it was a/The police retreated. - | of the alleged conspiracy be- Mre Hillman, accditpanted by | 2° ders of record Jan. mm Forbes, Black and Thomp-|Mr. and Mrs® Thornton Adams, earnings for 1924 i have Pontiac guarantee |gashed eastward by. motor car, but |‘? exceed 11 per cent ion of the work sooner than ithe police of Garrett stopped them istanding common st other bidder could offer, then, |and took the car, which was Hill- | Pontiac had the job, Forves!man’s. Mrs. Hillman and her com- | / a > ® Associated NE W YOR KK. the St. Li Railway Co. t: the vr eee Doec uis & San day inaugu on stor authorizing an f $1.25] 3.—Director Failte e Aahai net }- rancisc rated divi 4 ' 4) f . ; ‘(rom comm k at the , Ti Amii’ pa yment té pson ‘vents initial | = a share The month piaced ¢ miles | Coctohe c 0. The aie four for , SLOCK s | ; /~asis preferred $6 annual road's was energetic ry A in : ee a , al declar lends ( ed f $1.50 for May 1, | The initi is fo to stock- jj directors so the rter! divi pret pa id on Nov. Ly Ai y ferred stock Feb. 2. Aug. 1 and 2 common stock 1] paid on Jan. 15, vidend 1925, 0 are expecie on the out- cK, said an of Re «Tt nn. as 4 7 ficial] Statement MUSTH’ T ANNOY ‘KETCHUP KING’ ated ]’ress ! YORK, 3.—Miss | Muriel! Buell today was found guilty | t a «rie re he, in annoying ketchup king” race horse owner, in his! Wall offi Nov. 13. Magis- trate Simpson in Tombs court sus- ] but warned the W to annoy or mo- the future as reviewed it, | ' extend the time. panions chartered a taxicab and mp testified that anotherisped on to Fort Wayne, Ind. There ; PS Semploye and himself fiz-/the two women boarded a Pennsyl- NE ~ meea on the specifications and t!:e!vania railroad train, and Adams me. They fixed 120 days as ihe |/returned to Chicago. thaf would be required./ At Crestline the police got pion told them to change it the train. B90, and at the last minute, be- “You can’t arrest me,” said Mrs Py submitting the bid, Thompson;Hillman. “You have no warrant mansed it to 60, Crump related. and I’m only running away from | tose % you need more time to finish|my husband.” — ican get it for you,” Jhereupon, the train stone of a ) testified that Thompson as-|started, police detrained : ghtgren on them. The bids were sub-| Mrs. Hillman sought her berth. * Steamed ri Guly 3, 1922, all were | Mrs. Hillman is the former Dor-|*!™pson out. and Forbes awarded|othy Martin, daughter of Mr. and Contract on July 24. Mrs. George W. Martin of Evans- OpyMeht July 13, hoWever, the presi-|ton. Martinisa millionaire vteeougenaae b re @de Muar) of the Pontiac was writ- | sale produce dealer. | ishly ™@ t©0 another official, arranging | Fleeing Bride Not on Train When Is habe —— - a certain foreman to have | it Reaches New York. | sults s ‘ Mrgeofthe work. ““We are going | Spe Post-Dispatch. ian 83 WAS SOMEBODY Northampton,” | Broadway Limited arrived here to- | cording ions for ‘day Mrs. Dorothy Martin Hillman, WITH A ] from her husband of a month, Ed-| were J. Hillman Jr., wealthy son of board. Persons wait- her presumed she alighted Dec ‘deriv conduct Livingston. diso ——\ ve | HARB THAT GAG F ROFORE= BOLONEY! Jf Pferson and Street ‘e. sentence n on ot having | and in e the eviden Magistrate was that Miss ngston at the} sitar f 70° 5 city i ’ ~ ws ? ’ sue l] liv d Hotel vrenero with Livi t nm? be a i sil I he sf] she fool- i i ranging as high as 34% points. Un-| tie up with a younger woman,” she observed. usually heavy trading took place in | but it contributed ma- | EMPLOYES ‘EXCEED PATIENTS | ° Southern Pacific, which was boost- sin the opinion of the} ed nearly three points. , toward strengthening | ' fing the net of fact and out of which the] seeks to weave it case . wish Offic 1924, hex if n ("o. ran the letter. nine hospital ; are to be built. We want make @ good impression on the iment, because intend to the contract for the superstruc- " This was the much larger to be let afterward ™ Cross-exarmination. Crump S that Thompson had no con- Seah teh actual work at ipton, and that no requlisi- @ther for men, money or were made on him. Ran- hiin, Thompson's attor- seeking support for the contention that the North- contract was Blacks, not ms, affair, Crump admit- in so far as he knew, the financed by Black, tM was his understanding mpson had a half-interest. erin Pie and Case of Cold . Feet Described. my in the trial of Forbes mpson yesterday was drab in nis to | er jentered | marry off last h ‘a the I kANOW I(T get & big Government contract; NF Ww YORK. Dec. 3.—When the | . who is running away to Europe ’ - DOGS NAMC- iston paid Miss ge a Chicago depart ment store owner, on o. {ne es road shares, | inspired by messa2 a Trai to e Coolidge's brought about to another s Ry t9 to Union Pa- |! louis-San Line, St al- , tr ; ‘ to c¢ ee a ee i 'M entalize Your Home depends the the Tv Cc. the Associated l’ress. WASHINGTON, Dec. During the fiscal vear ended June 30 dis- bhursements for all veterans’ activi- ties totaled $415,138,398, a decrease of nearly $28,000,000 from the pre- ‘vious year’s total, due principally i to fewer men requiring vocational | training and to administrative economies. Director Hines stated in his annual report today. Compen-| sation disbursements also de-| creased. Soldier patients under the care) ef the bureau at the close of the year totaled 22,610 of whom 79 per cent were in Government hos- pitals. Hospital facilities for 25,010) bed patients were provided. Of the) more than 4.900,000 eervice men who carried war-risk insurance, only 438,562 had converted their | policies into a permanent form, the insurance amounting to $1,601,719.- 180. A total -of 27,035 employes were carried on the bureau's roll at the close of the year, a reduction of 2039 during the year, and the ag- (gregate annual salaries amounted to $42,476,378, a reduction of $2,- 650,790. 3 a“ a = Ly «1 HOPE Sree T SEE A PIC TORE. Ee WITH A REARO to some attractiv ex- home, and on mfort PWvidence tended to show & few days before Thompson his associate. the lat Were to bid on a Happiness extent on terior of its interi¢ But there are people whose houses possess both of these qualities, and yet they are not happy, because their | mental] attitude is wrong. Happiness is not in beauty and expense alone. (2 e James | iy v) si Veterans’ Bureau contra ‘Wt by Forbes. Thompson and | _- im | | bd ‘ > ‘ ew ™ we Were in constant touch: ™ While Thompson and Black ng to get the contract, | = Was being taken around the 7, With his expenses paid by Mortimer, lobbyist for | } and Thompson. Finally, it | thet Black and Thompson | * Contract, although another | $27,000 lower. pton Hospital. Plain vesterday that revolves chiefly around | Tact, which was for the! of the foundation for | hospital at Northamp- | the home of President It will not be contended om Page 2, Column 6. : =e Remember that, and if you must make your purchase a | modest one—make the pur- chase. The right mental attitude will convert most any house into a real home.| a i ‘Abe Smith, 26, Suffers Annual | | Bril ‘avenue, moblle | ness, ithe Molloss machine. |'Athanasoff itomobile fata ;} time |inju | mobile, iroad about two | jumbia. Il. ' skulls. By! hose ‘wearing a gray ‘plied: ‘as that of her husband, — eee Le eset MAN KILLED WHEN. AUTO OVERTURNS AFTER COLLISION Fractured Skull — Com- panion Injured in Crash | on Viaduct. | source ‘THREE OTHER DEATHS | IN CITY AND VICINITY | The Earl Little, 24, Meets Death | in Illinois Smash — La- borer Employed by City Run Down. | scorned, Dead. “ 6. z 2072 Vernon ive- Abe Smith. nue. Ear! Little. 24, North Eighteenth Bernard Winterhalter North Broadway. Louis J. Hartmann, Edison Hotel. street. 35, 4508A 69, of Alton. Injured. 44, 1244A Elliot cuts and bruises of EK) avenue, the body Miss Margaret Leduc Miss las Molloss, severe Ter ot street, fractured skull Mildred n Ni ey. . Kaltzen! nth street, internal “- eS ovo! Riehl, brain 41, e. concussion. in to Pia‘ the spine. John avenue, juries tichards, 36, 5090 Ridge fractered Thomas Egan, llante avenue, and fractures of several ribs. George Farrar, 22, 2928 man street, ilacerated scalp. Patrolman Joseph O'Connor, 911 North Twenty-f fractured ankle and hand. skull. 40. 6108 (“ote internal injuries | 62, irst |Grant” Abe Smith, 26 years old, of 5072 Vernon avenue. was killed, and Elias Molloss, 44, of 1244A Was s@riously injured at 1:10 p. m. today when the auto- in which they Was overturned on the Eighteenth street viaduct when struck by an- by of Market | other machine. driven Athanasoff, 38, manager Baltimore Hotel, 1603 the i White goods merchant enue, and Mol- who is in express pinioned beneath Mol- loss’ machine, being extricated by saanere-b Smith suffered a frac- tured skull and Molloss was severe- ly cut and bruised Athanasoff, driving south on Viaduct in a Hudson coach, at- tempted to pass an express wag and in doing so his machine struc a Ford sedan. overturn. north on the viaduct and Molloss were held the Coroner. 168th Auto Fatality. Smith's death was the 168th lity in St. year, as compared with nith, a dry Franklin av the were caus! was + Lf) nz it driving for au- Louis this 139 at this last year Young Man Killed, Girl Injured, in | Auto Collision. Little, 24 old. North Kighteenth street, killed, and his companion, Margaret Denehey, 20 years old, 4800 Leduc street, was crit red last night when an auto-| in which they were ridine. | into another machine and | three times on the Louis-Columbla concrete miles north of .Co- Far! years of 107 was | Miss | of | ically | crashed overturned Kast St. Miss Denehey and Little thrown from the machine pavement, both suffering fractured She in Deaconess Hos- East St. LoulJs. were | to the } ne her he Hotel, where a bellhop. Girl’s Identity Established. Identity of the girl was estal- lished through cards in her cloth- ~Gentinued om Page 2 Column 7. * | freezing i be | in sewers. 107 | race | fic into i | He erp ¥ & B | WASHINGTON, ‘ing in Ashland | | where (“ole- ‘of friends. th street, | |a private Elliot j placed | Car, lof were riding | desiring tion Nick | at | busi- | | live (speak | Chi the | Molloss | : ; . . ;viess (County 'a ee, LS ee a POLICE TO USE SEIZED MOONSHINE IN AUTO RADIATORS Policy Approved by Depart- ment Heads to Save Ex- pense of Alcohol. /Policemen in St. Louis are using moonehine liquor with proval of the department They're using stuff—in the automobiles, keep the the ap- heads. radiators of police including patrols, cooling apparatus this winter. They won’t allowed to use it, however, as it of internal, persona! | warmth. Moonshiners, (of their offense against morals and law, are helping save money for the public purse. Police Department used to ' buy alcohol and use it in its car radiators in winter for an anti- freeze mixture, while confiscated ‘“*hooch,”’ “redeye” and ‘white mule,’ all of high alcoholic con- were dumped to utter waste therefore, in spite public tent. Now the alcohol] dealers wil] be but the alcoholic product seized from bootleggers and moon- shiners will be put to work. Yes- |terday the police custodian of bad liquor assembled his wares in barrels containing about 159 gal- lons, for delivery to the police ga- What of the odor from the evaporating radiator ‘‘hooch"? Of- trust it will dissolve itself thin air. PRESIDENT LEAVES CAPITAL IN “SLEEPER” FOR CHICAGO Will Deliver Two There Tomorrow and Hold Sey- eral Conferences, 2. ’ , ‘lals the Associat: Presa, Dec. 3.—Travel an ordinary sleeping car ‘compartment on a , Coolidge for ll deliver two addresses Presider today ger train. | Washington (Chicago, he wi | tomorre With Mrs. £ Coolidge and a party Presiient ° was loted the sleeping car ‘to be taken in recent years without the use of e “President ahead so that it forms the other passengers on the train to \ rear coach, aside for reading and observa- purposes. n will The trip is h Alleghanies since House. A visit to the Interns Stock Exposition, in Chicago, and an address to stock men gainered ther: the primary object of the trip, Mr. Coolidge has agreed to the Commercial Club of cago and to hold several con- ferences the Illinois city. The Grant” the was of 0 onl 1 iSit tne set The trai make few stops. of the entered is first west , ne Liv held tional now being is but Also ; Th |Farmer’s Wife in Kentucky $10 for Remark About Police. the Associated Press OWENSBORO, Ky. Maude Basham. Ry 3. wife of a Da- was fined $10 yesterday charge tT¢é Dec Mrs farmer, in court conviction Violated the Mrs. Bz had stated that were police following of having “antigossiping it was testified. On a Sta , one * . ©wensboro po- h the boot ‘oe ~i* ; wi la Ww by the it a cecrson tf last {76 aral A amawe tite rai Asse hwy ni8' le meanor for false vidual fice of da nakes any Pp Tan ' ing y indi- candidate for of- Conviction carries a penalty $100 fine and 10 00 il, or both. A reports officer concert afi or $10 in ja > LO ny ys RAIN TONIGHT AND THURSDAY, AND COLDER TOMORROW |Senators La THE TE arts RATU RES. PPP -_ ’ “a oo FOAMS we 7. » @ eo 2 pd pnnnne | da ay, 47 at I aotadat yester lowest, 23 | me » (OUR PARKING RULES NEVER STAY PARKED and vicinity: Rain tonight and Thursday, the lowest tem- perature tonight will be above freezing. our: tonight Thursday, sibly snow portion; tonight in and north tions and and south ~»por- tions Thursday. Lilinois: tonig ht and Thursday: prob- ably mixed with snow in rorth portion; colder in north and central portions tonight Sun rises tomorrow at 7:04; sets Tuesday at 4:39. Stage of the Mis- sissippi River at St. Louls: 3.7 feet at 7 a.m. Fall Nissotri | Rain and in north west por- * ‘at St. Charlies: 9.8 feet, no change. to} from | “President | pos- | mixed with ' colder | in east | it—confiscated | , to | | Addresses | regular passen- | | left | al- || | for the first extended trip} py a chief executive | | | observation | pathway | the the | to! | =| WOMAN FINED FOR GOSSIPING Pays | ‘| senatorial \day's i native town of Nanet Joloredo, ) Residency, Rain | Kedu ae ee RIGID ECONOM —— ee PRIC E 2 CENTS en ae Y, TO PAVE WAY FOR 1926 TAX CUT, CONGRESS’ CHIEF TASK, PRESIDENT SAYS High Points in Message of President tax bill, amounting to $2 | ther reduced. costing $100 for each debt.’’ The present session of Con- gress is called upon the way for tax reduction by continuing a _ ~policy of trenchment in governmental expenditures. | The President specifically rec- ommends the repeal of the publicity feature of the income . tax law. Without naming the Mellon > indorses it in principle by approving a down- plan, he again ward revision of the high sur- laxes. Continued opposition to any effort to restore’ the profits tax is expressed. Inland waterway siderable vigor. By of the reclamation policy, President repairs the said that reclamation projects ought to be curtained in or- der to lessen farm produc- tion. ‘“‘Action at this session’ is desired by the President on the prospective recommenda- tions of the Agricultural Con- ference. Private, rather than govern- mental, power project at Shoals is advocated. For Railway Consolidation. The President previous appeal for legislation looking toward consolidation Muscle of the railways into large sys- tems. New election laws, to insure all parties on registra- recommend- of the mes- representation of at the polls and tion boards, are ed. This portion sage hits at the alleged dis- crimination against Republi- cans in some of the Southern states. The President favors. bills for the simplification of judi- cial procedure. He asks for the establish- ment of a reformatory for first 9ffenders and a separate re-_ formatory for women. | Favors a National Pofice a i LL ~ INSURGENT SENATORS NOT AT WHITE HOUSE BREAKFAST President Closes Series of Confer- ences Witbout Inviting La Fol- — ppamen — or Brookhart. ‘WASHINGTON. " Dec dent Coolidge closed his series of breakfast conferences with Repub- | without hav- | Senators today the White House Follette, Wisconsin; razier and Ladd, North Dakota, Brookhart, Iowa, the insur- who -were read out of the last week by the Republican conference. of the President included Bursum, New Butler, Massachusetts; Rhode Island: Means, Harreld, Oklahoma: Shortridge, California Stanfield, Oregon: Reed and Pepper, Penn- sylvania; Couzens Michigan: Greene. Vermont, and Fess, Ohio The breakfast discussion was fo! lowed by conference with the President Senators Curtis cf Kansas, the Republican leader Pepper ‘Rep.), McKinley (Rep.}. to the program for the Senate. EARTHQUAKE DESTROYS TOWN Fy the Aseorciated Press. BATAVIA, Java lican ing invited to Ke and gents, party (,uests at breakfast Weller, Maryland; Mexico; Metcalf, Colorado; A by Dec. 3.—The | in has been stroyed in the recurrent earthquake shocks, and it is feared the death toll will reach 90. No Nobel Peace a This Year. Py the Astoctated Pree CHRISTIANIA, Norway. Dec. 3. —The Nobel Prize Committee of the Storthing has decided that the Nobel peace prize shall not be awarded this year, HE President urges strict economy in order that the National for each inhabitant, With Metional and local Government together inhabitant, “ominous fact that only the National Government is reducing its to pave re- , excess ‘ develop- | ment is championed with con- ‘ urging the continuation a campaign ‘ faux pas of Gen. Dawes, who ‘ operation of the water . reiterates a . 3.—Presi- | to- | Senators | Pennsylvania, and) Illinots, relative | | already have de- | Annual WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. may be fur- the President considers it an Bureau as a sort of clearing- house for information relatios to crime and criminals Urges settlement of the long pending French spoliation claims. While upholdin-s the re- strictive immigration law, the President thinks the admin- istrativ» features should be made ‘“‘a little more humane.” Dec'ares that negroes thould be protected from Iimpvgitiuon upon thelr coastitutional rights, especially fromm the crime of lynching, but docs not in terms recomment tle passage of the antilyuching bill. Expresses first, second and Postmasters, and the field force of prohibition § enforce- ment, should be brought witli- in the Civil Service by statute law. Asks for early passage ot the pending bill fur the re- of government the view that third-class organization departments. Recommends ruitable recog- nition of the Army Round-the World flyers. Declares his opposition to “any policy of competition in building and maintaining land or sea armaments.” Calls for sympathetic e¢un- sideration of legislation to be proposed by the American Le- gion on behalf of war ; ie ans. \ Expresses desir3 to co-oper- ate with Europe in peace ef- forts, but repeats that the country is not disposed to enter the League of Nations. Renews recommeniation for American participation in per- manent Court of International Justice. Says no action will be taken by United States toward new disarmament conference pend- ing outcome of proposals inade by other governments for a European conference. Reiterates opposftlon to can- cellation of war debts uwed by European nations. eee -~-— — ween. LITLE APPLAUSE AS. MESSAGE TS READ — A !Senate Hears President’s Com- munication Silently——House Responds to Some Sections. —— the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, gress received President Coolidge s By Dec. 3.—Con- annual message today immediatly {ts reading, plunged into the work of the session. With years Woodrow Wilson was ill in the White House, this was the first time since 1913 that the executive had not delivered his annual com- munication in person. It was trans- mitted by messenger and real separately in the two houses. | Congressional leaders general'y | held out little hope for the transla- tion of many of the President's | proposals into law before this Con- gress dies on March 4. Their views been given to <he executive at conferences, the latest of which was held early today \e- ‘tween the President and Senator Curtis of Kansas, the Republican Senate leader, and Senator Pepper (Rep.), of Pennsylvania. ) A number of the proposals ac- vanced by Mr. Coolidge are covered to | by bills which came over from the last session. There are other pend- ing measures to which the Presi- dent voiced disapproval, chief among them being Senator La Fol- Continued on Page 2 | NOT LIKELY 10 URGE REDUCTION IN SHORT SESSION = a ~—= ‘Recommends Repeal of Tax ' i | ag | Publicity Law in Annual Message — Still for Mel- lon Plan. MILD IN SUPPORT OF WORLD COURT —————e | Against Enennii to League | President economy, of Nations—Indicates He Wants Railroads ‘Let Alone” Now. -_—- By CHARLES G. ROSS, Chicf Washington Correspondent the | could of the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—*Econ- omy” was the keynote of the Pres!i- dent’s message read to both houses of Congress today. The document showed that the has no intention of pressing for tax reduction in the present short session of Congress, which will end in March. He asked the session, in its dealing with the annual appropriation bills, to guided by a policy of economy, *¢@ that tax reduction might be effect- ed in the next fiscal year. If the apparent program of tha executive is carried out—for there is nothing in the message to ind!- cate that he wiht call a special ses- sion tax reduction will go over till next December. He believes that “most important work” now be- fore the legislators is to pave the way for reduction. The message carried a concrete recommendation fér repeal of the publicity section of the income tax law. Its continuation, in the Preai- dent's opinion, would be “detri- mental and bound to decrease pub- lic revenues.” “Rigid Kconomy” Best Cure. Emphasizing the need of rigid the President peinted out that the nation still owes $21,000,- 000,000, that the cost of national Government is still about $3,500,- 000,000 annually and the national tax burden still about $27 per cap- ita. He declared the Government do more to cure the “eco- nomic ills of the people” by rigid economy in governmental expendi- tures than in any other way. Again he sounded a warning against the upon convening and, after listening | comes.”’ the exception of the two) mounting cost of state and munici- pal government. “The costs of pur national and local governments combined,” the President said, “‘now stand at a sum close to $100 for each inhabi- tant of the land. A little lees than one-third of this is represented by national expenditure, and a little more than two-thirds by local ex- penditure. It is an ominous fact that only the National Government is reducing its debt. Others are increasing theirs at about $1,000.- 000,000 each year.” The President made it plain that he is still for the Melion plan of tax reduction. He did not name the plan, but asked that business “be accorded a system of surtaxes at rates which have for their object not the punishment of success or the discouragement of business, but the production of the greatest amount of revenue from large in- In this connection, he warned against restoration of the excess profits tax. | Friends of inland waterway de- 'velopment saw an encouraging sign in the President's placing of this theme well toward the front of hi« a, onan address. ‘reassuring. |approval |terway project and of pending bilis ‘ Hils words also were Sie expressed specific of the St. Lawrence wa- for the development of the Migsis- sipp! basin. Waterways Produce Wealth. “Such works,” he said, “are pre- ductive of wealth and in the long run tend to the reduction of the tax burden.” Declaring his friendly attitude to- ward reclamation, the President said that arid lands shoul@ he brought under cultivation as fast as markets could be found for their products, and that laws should he Centineed on Page 4, Column 3&. ¥

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Le Se ey Pe Bie othe 4... WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 3, 1924. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Ss ST.LOUIS POST-NISTATCH _ WEDNESD: siya a wt tbeal ss Sean SESE —— i — INCOME TAXPAYER BRITISH JUSTICE DENOUNCES {won ornce venwrs RITISH LION | Time Element Changed te to Win Hospital Conti Ath H (iF F PUBLIC Yy PUBLICATION OF NAME, jee Tr" t . 7 ’ at. S! BOOKMAKER IN DEN ING HIS RAJAH SIR HARI SINGH 4 | Continued from Page One. rhompson to juggle bids “ps as be res esc aid he had» : - - , , va) “mn : ? t P ter 1 oO ~ "a : bv the Gove ‘nment that there was award them the t ontr: AUa 20T as ' ms . > 7 1 t. Paul, . i i ; ‘ eer ‘ ‘ : ‘ Be , a . a , + eS ee eS eet ru... 7 —— ee | ill Bej| east Hints That Criminal Proceedings Ww | essa Ys in the sensational Rob- plundering on a grand scale. owners, got the foundation con- have receive inson blackmailing case only as PS abir i ‘this did not actually come off, the tract. but did not get the other. As on the preceding rchi rosecution holds, was due to the = taal: e and again sponse toa similar ‘ a Chu ill Plans Strong ” ty > , " : Mortimer took th stand again eos a. : ‘eden ‘ of Rockefeller Fo was among # Brought Against Robinson for His Part "ae. nterve ntion ap other elements. and told about conversations Pp .1e¢ = ‘ The name. it was stated, ! District of Columbia Jus- in Affair Involving Rajah — i Paiah & ari Singh, nephew || . Chief among these elements, in rhic said 0K lace | _ a, See SNe Ff e Sa Rajah Sir Hari Singh, prey || S Opposing Pay- theory, was the wis a — ean weenelatl teal trom = nd dation - ™ e ys . > 7 | tice H issi | Ra. olds Commissioner | : | of the Maharajah of Jammu and ne! Siieaetantel Tairmaill in ] Dawes Plan. | HOTS -WIEe. ' Ee ects ate, | a ysicians as Experts. . + Tenant 4 adit ai thea New ¥ an Irishman back?” ae ’ DISMISSES PLEA fegeee: Loe » ee Ee meen | FOREN SLANE DNRY : terete ac Teso0e bee ecatreces| any eceeaase amen fo She 2 | a : B | FEEL FRENCH “SOLD for buildin the foundation, and p, - ask aeibie th : le con-, were received in Sepelill , 4 > CARE GIVEN i¢ bv Ch innocent. I never = offense in London . 7 | 9 rr > ich 7. rr r > - - . ~ ’ " s » oe 2 . Cenf s : re xe “a May Not Be Enjoined Kashmir. ments to America Under |e sr timer over Mori, | vctween Forbes, Black, himself and! It is Grim's theory SS. (oak: (eee Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch, committed an Mort or over Morti- | of the Hur- this bitter personal qu . ie : po The cost of the Northampton | which, according to Mortimer, also| and Black contraet LONDON, Dec. 3 The Ldalana ‘apt. Arthur is quoted in Paris is ‘lack r] tne » superstructi ire were 3 Forbes and timer Charles Hurley, head From Making Tax Public ana New York World. and fled to foreign parts he can| es a | sizer be brought back; so why not bring | BORAH MADE HEAD OF SENATE c | Veterans’ Hospita! originally W428 was to have a finger in the ple. superstructure of the Ne OF BOSTON MAN Pank won the cas reught against dispatches as having declared: “I | By the Associated Press ng : tractors who would be permitted They were thrown out ; . —_ ‘ . . . a rr ’ - 9 7a ‘ + r ‘ — " ; : " ‘ A ‘ a e ; : 2 ai ines inkrupt!em absolutely WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—Senato: OUT” TO WASHINGTON ; let separately. The key to the bid-/+, pid on the construction of the! prosecution contends, th . a TO Al ITTOMOBL a > + » } t, V« , ar ~» o + - , ty 7 ° ; : ° Borah 0. Idaho 4 aay t cam a aia uill i} ‘ he foundat! nn iay in the hospital at Livé« rmore, '* a] oo Te ould ; for } earbes tr gi ve the Work & . . . . . ’ make wea } - . . ‘ 4? . ; . .wanceinn ante »} ole | Sustains Blair in Giving "°°"™*" ** tne. | een ak ee ae as no Gta Seseen ay | : rday ord Justice Darling. qrawn by the Prince and still less|Chairman of the Senate Foreign ; ‘ ! at the concern which had! ne carefully hand-picked by him-/ Pontiac, | ind Ti 4 Out Name Postoffice ifrer hearins reuments from Sir benefited by it. Mud was/ Relations Committee, succeeding! Debt-Funding Plans, With- t the foundation enjoyed a fa-' elf learning of the F orbe — : Audience Here ’ ’ ; : " ~ 7 ‘ : ¢. } yrs - 7 . > i» +h i. } . rT . mats 4 he ’ s ir th id I , x ’ ells ohn Simon fo: h nk » on me in he trial because the late Senator Lodge At th vein position in the bi iding on Personal Poke at Forbes. feud. which had Just arisen, . Address and Amount of | ' ury toq stoomso ismisseG |] was absent, but the truth will}|S8ame time two new members were out Similar Arrangements | the much larger contract for the “Hurley asked Forbes,”’ the wit-/| ing also that Forbes’ adminka : De elops ithe laim with « iS & mst ix . T ie ul. Ain anxious to ap-| named on the committee—Mc Lean : . ‘ superstructure; favored, because it ness continued “if it wouldn't be of the bureau was to be a Body Vv . . : wr vwigt, ; . aar = , at _ i. ; a .7 ] P il _ sa - ‘ ae . ' ~ c. Incomc Tax Paid. ineon an ccoriated n, peas befor e ; h Judge. h Connecticut and Edg of New W ith Britain, Arouses | « ‘as alread) on the ground and fa a good idea to have the architec- and fearing that all this aie It Should Be T > > ¢ : . ? Mayers of Limerick! dissociated from the League of; Dispatch and New York World. other allies, have so suffered, an MAN KILLED WHEN was traveling at moderate - | nto accept the theory Alton © lothier, 60, Di Dies me oO and sanitary engineers k Mame and postoffice address of an th ther conspirato nth block. | B Manally. under the Dawes report, income taxpayer as we!! as the annot concel,. ribunal,”” since 1640; two ancestors repre-| Nations: and is an ardent oppo-/ Copyright. Ray -- by the Press and Pulitzer matic % iG? Al ITO OVERTI IRNS : 7 ' Tore nted ele in 61 Iritieh P - ' Publish Cos, the New York World the great bulk of claims for rep- S ny 7 amount of tax paid, Justice Hoehi- | ssid Lora iriing, delivering jude nted Limerick in the British Par-| nent of the State Department’s pol- | onal the Post-Dispatch | fons. advanced in th ast by LI ing Struck by Ante, t they are talking about, . " _ P . . >. > . ~ . | + , Dec. w« eep, a both Britain and F rarce were : ot £0 far As ‘Ler. @ | Columbia Supreme Court. |! allowing Whi in 1048. | sian soviet government. though so far unvoiced, feeling ex- | band d | Continued from Page One | a6 propyrener at Altes are a ftree-t The decision was hanced down court and né Captain was born Sept. 24, In order to succeed to the For-|- ; SBCA, drape oo ~ — aie ~~ neta ‘ __ithere last nicht at St. Josent erned, that we . The United States claims, how=, pital of a fractured skalf ' ppie with an inalienable rigt ; te in opinio ranting the motion | ceeds owned an estate in igr: HRelations ists in official quarters here against | ) an I on gra . - . , | gr melations lever, appear to be based on/ing. Her father, John H. Denehey, ‘ é = , 41L hav of Commissioner Blair to dismiss ‘in the afternoon, when strum te as we please, we will have m forn f makinz a 1 unty Limerick, Ireland. His |tor. Bora! ras bliged t liz he claims against Germany to be . " : 3 the suit for an injunction filed | nay - efilen ' he Younger brother, Desmond. was | quish ~aneg Peeceel 1anship of the ies. es — i , the peroaperygibe Px /awards of a mixed German-Amer!l- = desk sergeant at Deer Street FO lan automobile truck..aaae , at tee in against him by Gorham Hubbard inimant’s wife. ‘iNed in an airplane accident in/ate Education and Labor Commit- walker aang wd : ae pig pa — cCnEaen ne veg Pg wari — co Pgaettest who | crossing State street af =) mers —, ‘@ of Boston to prevent the publica- wn eee isan action which should scot! in 1913, his death leading | tee. Senator *hipps | _ against France for tinkering | Berlin, whose existence is recog- is employed by - Washington ave- street. iow, pb] of disease, said Ur. [ee tion of the amount of tax paid by| never have been br vue roy sani (o litigation regarding his estate in | succeeded ae | h the idea of funding the Amer-/| nized neither under the Versailles | nue wholesale firm. terepmeones A The truck was driven by sz. scent, president of the Ke the petitioner woul never have a eheithe Irish courts. ‘ommittee. treaty nor under the Dawes pian, enw. YeRereny amet She won sone | Edsall, an employe of the af le Foundation, New York, Duty of Commissioncr. cxcept by a man with a mind t} ork Keen About Horse Races senator Johnson alifornia | th a simultaneous action on the. but which was set up by the spe-/0ut as ee and| county Highway Der . {issouri Social Hyg Whether public inspection o f cughiy debased Tt fs Seurave aa id ‘ar ah . Wi e ae was named to succeed the late Sen- : stats | | clal German-American treaty. would not be home for Ginner. who told the police he val on . iS alway: ld t. Arthur -himself is a keen 2 Hees ae Me amet % tine ‘same terms will be proposed re- It is held here, with the greatest | The machine in which Little and avoid: aan amare Soe | rve Seeociation at Gatesworth H cation in newspapers or nerwis orders of the King’s bench which stable Which partly led t } 'rration Committee ! accepting gh: cone nen a. “ wie | erent egy Rada rye ee, a eis ON ee a ee vince ‘truck Hartmann as he : last night. the Justice stated, was not invol permits bad moral behavior anon arri ight ubli- ‘that no r shou eo = returns carries the righ hat nothing should be done under § sx man. He ran a small racing ns * e ~ —_—_ _ © ee ee ee ee i oe : ‘ 11 ‘ yf , re- ‘mri vy, ‘ + . . , , 857 of the ee oe gh ended to hear the Judge ‘cision | officers’ reserve” on the abolition the tempting to start | lating to opening the returns to the and ¢} “OU! was full o eRe jman of the Insular Committee P siaeiailns ur a ; ' lent ‘curred. Wa tim th Dec. 12. 1878. sSaaproved that public he added were \ a lid and ales Ge wees I) - a i : id militia. Senat a —— mins 0 ati ] A merican ciaims against Wwe! - Dawes proceeds on 2 basis of the (if iv Oct ret oes es) | lat ed ie Published Daily by The Pulltser allpox. b u " why interfere . " “a4 , _— , . hae ci aati B4ite ‘ P =~ e a oth _~ TY hin . ~* ° and ‘ te enforceable that “‘to allow man . ; : ¢ married Rose Violet ame chairman , ratciar many, were verified here today. It | special German-American negotia- ler machine was going about ad Co. COREE NS a he people who make up their . wat 10 auow a man to com toch elly, one of a trio of beau-j| . _ ihe Eon he “eae ‘an be stat rit r ant les a r. elicinal % Should it develop, the Justic€| court and claim money ai ma Ciful Ite dtttace, with 3 “é , > Committee to fill the racancy Wit po car eae 0 "ae Beg (Member Audit Bureau of Gilg ninds? Why not leave them , 628) « ; il Sstis SOMO) iue him} t1! rish sisters. ith whom he , . inston hure ot hanceéllor hurchill will e interallie n ' q . euggested that section 3167 of the) when his wife had been ecanent!| made a big game-shooting expedi- ~" used by the death , HACOF) of the Exchequer, does not purpose ge het ‘ 7 e a mig Laborer FE mployed by City Run| weMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED nd see what = aaa 6 h re revised statutes forbidding publica-. with 4 2 _ VS, COP - Daa : i‘ ne 9%) Bite 9 =s= Brandegee ,Ve See ‘ _— Mwss b = \ ii.ng . wn of tne French debt tion, but that su h a ingernie nts : employed in the City VW ater De- republication cf special disr , ‘ han in any other country of , atit wie ——s ews «BUSTY i ast o9,UUU) a year. ip ) without equ: tres ent th asic lave n upon the re also reserved. a . priate redress under that statute. against the practice and tradition On the outhreak of war in 1914 °'%"40": Mines and Min ' jual tr BLMSNE, both as;can have no bearing upon th partment, was killed at 11:45)" , a Rae world, but not because Afmeric It is the duty of the Commission- of the court and ag iimst the ! bect ‘apt. Arthur left his wife ond . + ing oa ( aieia s: Metcalf (R regarus terms and times of pay- | mortgage upon German assets | o'clock last night when struck. as SUBS CREIPTIUS: Rk, BY “@ ead of oth oat countries, sale ati¢ ik. ; ie - * o o rem y Us i. . “4 name, address and amount f tax The sensation f the final dav rial Asti ant in the Terri LITTI FE APPLAUSE AS ‘Chamberlain at the Foreign Office | signatories of.the im au er wey en by Frank! money order or St. Louis , season. he: explained, is that ; oo t ria d t e 4 —_ ‘ , “* Ee ° . : ee . 1 . ’ : : when the tax has been determined | of the famous case w. Returning to 1 MESSAGE 1&5 READ/snere is mech fecting agutant the PTIIREN PERI Weaver, 23. of 25254 North Spring! peivered by city carrier of G@MMEEMBese countries doctors and @ - , ‘ ; ; .Clurn) ) i ; - ‘ ' . . as : ~ ; iin 6m law Darling's hint that despite nt Ree ing - ndia, he got at There is much feeling against the | TWO CAPTURED PERUVIAN avenut His skull was fractured dealers: : . are accepted as experts = ’ . acnec othe Pais " per a rica people do as they pl , . aks ne, i - | ‘ on nF and in 419. ‘ i as ¢ _ : ebt jiscuss! or * =i i - : J » ir as ntered as second-class x ° on the opinion of the United States woods. | ft is now learned, he insisted upon valuation of the railroads. bn oS eee hte ote =: - Unsuccessful Revolution in Chota | ™&chine, the left front fender of'is79 at the _oatet tice at ot | spend millions in public h Supreme Court inthe case of Flint I have ordered.” Lord Darline Arthur's appoi po ia beeie sip a , ; The reading of the messace in| Washington, and, privately, Brit- Suppressed After Two Days which struck him and knocked him under act of March 1879. A ae . ee ss ‘ : ; . rth Olini ment AS _ - e- : ie?) fin lo , »lo = . + _ . . ‘ . ‘ , ‘ bt M “4 Ve. Stone Tracy i oO : which in olved iid, I hat ' he 1 Lye rs in the case camn sal ving + wainte ot 1 ; simultane ous. ; _— off a lais lex ial e hea tedly that ' of Fighting. Lo the nay on nent Ww Pay er said he Riel! Oliwe RANG. § Fi. + Xa Two Classes of Disease. the constitutionality of ‘he corpora-/ “re not to be parted with, in case! anybody e! “?—p i France has sold out to the United | py the Assoeiatet Press . - 3 eided disease sil i] ase An oOdVv ge on 1 ° , ma. : . ‘ Pp te ——~ . 4 . a . " iy rs , ? revious informa crowds in the galleries who ap- | States at Britain’s expense in order BUENOS AIRES, 1 Be- Ber. Vincent divid ears the two houses was There ie comparatively larg: tion tax law of 1909 as amended by te public rosecutor «hy, ae eee ; ; ee the Act of 1910. In that case, the) Quire ie et catty oad benoit pel a rt arnt peared to give even closer attention {to ‘asure the flotation of French | jated news of an unsuccessful rev- > = - | | ee elacsee-——s5 per cent Ge validity of the legislation was a'- Police say the jury's verdict he the Raijah’s id ae nies 52 he to the President's recommendations | ‘Oans in Wall street. ee yeas ee bt + nt | 4 Broiled by public health se tacked on various grounds includ- the Robinsons are ne pt hs -mlonisA ye ete eee en fn than did the members of the: House Determined opposition will be | made public today bv the official! : See cS . while 6b per cent aepend ing the claim tha‘ provisions for conspiracy is no bar to proceedines| Raiah’s. life of caheter sand - hin | 2A Senate. jmanitested in London to claims/ newspaper La Prenza of Lima, says [? +5 Se on the individual's pe inspection of the returns filed by against them... issy hn seaioaii Feta Pd Meee — Just before the message arrived. ‘?r German reparations which it|a dispatch to the Nacion from . , corporations was violative of the Thb cane wie 0 STIG, fhe » callmes ned ee . race the House Steering Committee had | ¥48 understood Washington in-;| Lima. The movement broke out i a r : ape when we take as good car fourth amendmen’ The Unified | the jury’s verdict bore mere): on ai and purchase of = lian 2 ee mapped out a legislative program sends to bring forward. in the town of Chota on Nov. 20; “s = > ee Bet. bodies as we do of our @ States Supreme Court rejected that/a claim for cash. A crim inal ‘ | — ‘proving for passage by the House} Great Britain, as well as other, and was suppressed by (Govern- ee = ° . tae ars we will have made an ag claim saying “Congress may have! tion taken by the Public - er : . Capt. Arthur Sars He Was a Victim | before the Christmas recess of at allies, recognizes, under a previous ment forces after fighting on Nov. | Seles e weil s. as ee : ‘3 ae le > tae in the control ¢ deemed the public inspection of/ would be on a different factir tanned in the — Case. least three of the dozen annual sup- | 4sreement, the partial priority of/ 27 and 28. Two of the leaders; § te Seas a ent.” he declared such returns a means of more! this jury's a. : ge Fade > “oo gam 1 tacts Pu itzer | ply bills the American claim for about £50,-| were captured and executed Nov. | *. 2 ih: ae per a ; seek: dee outed properly securing the fullness and/ relevancy in a pater ae th _ no ng Co the Dish York De E etete, wien ot the: tierce 001 000 (approximately 250,000-| 30. Fi ae man “ts pathhane > 3 accuracy thereof We cannot say) Whether the enna oe PARIS. mm, me “AS | ry ae ,ieall for a holiday recess duringj° VU). representing the costs of The revolutionairies were An- : e ; eee d uta en hae ‘ks of the this feature of the law foes vio-/ yon:: gue Noe! Newton ang ssa neeietneae E - Pe b ; r iin Poste Christmas week and for a one-day | Maintaining the American army of dean mountaineers, ho suddenly| §% - ee } ¥ soe’ a ere arg erious lence to the constitutional protec-|rested and made to stand trial ary, shattering of the British tone | layoff at New Year's. Belief was|/0ccupation. This will not be con-| swept down a ized Chota, ii | ae i a a Oe na Se tion of the fourth amendment and ,, pita tiie eens ol hades with son e 6 nt ‘ ad ritish imperial | expressed that if this program were tested. since France and Britain) Northern — P ics 2 * if or J Ble. You ta e an = ; this: is equally true of the fifth! arthur. baw nh =e nse p vhs oa ee rma the Hindu i, med adhered to, and appropriation bills already have received similar pay- The account does not + the | i _ | te a the mechanic. y no amendment, protectin€ persons! camp, and William “ase li oe Oe Ee eit on) ee ee ee the ments. number of rebels, but says 1 ‘ Yr eS Pa reaaee gee body to the doctor: iam Cooper Hobbs, | !5) political aims in India, are ut- -™ Reports that t.e United States! Government forces recaptured | - . “RabglB >> er . gi = there are two 8=impe alii. ' on . tie: Fork wanches of public health w CS ee eee : “ ~~ ot é t . : Te cs lta an |given right of war throughout against compulsory self-incriminat- who cashed the check ¢ ' itered here j ‘ - *. session, all of them will be in lv ine te ony ngs tease mites ve mer a Pama peo, on tee 2 ah ag oo > cas with the hands of the President before is prepared to claim $1,000,000,-' Chota afte ra “big battle’ las*Phe . ; s ae , a ee While this dec! sion related to a Newton wm 1 | sett ae p ors that acid, (apt. Arthur. March 4. 000 of reparations (the American, two days, capturing two leaders — ¥ “ % . mitation, or the external ec eorporation tax law, Justice Hoehl- tate’s eviden aT i: it ‘ . > > =, a f. Ishall fight hard, | Prosperity indicated by the Prest- | 41+ ¢orward by the Allies who bore ust as you treat os cision of Federal Judge Albert L. France. because I am innocent. I am, in dent's message. The general agri- th, brunt.of the war and who will ; h fi Tee 88s you will be making OUR stenographer fin ice). . Ladies’ Diamond Ring ~ 5 Q > c ~4 — - , . " ’ -“ 7 + cr - » ~ - aw Py , ; Reeves in quashing indictments In ; > fact, a victim myself T had to rultura!l program he lays down is not get more than a tithe of their forme south Am A very fine Diamond in 18-k. th Pari: ourt . = 4 . , Cities th : a = Cc Tree erd v : ’ Are ' iniecs oO againet Waker S. Dickey, owner, Maitre Gide ae attorney for the | P&yY 500,000 francs of my own ent, nowever, i 1e ad , legitimate claims, owing to German. { h_ flexibili . . smoot CXIDILICY ATG tiessnn 0 cnn fon mounting. _— + ~ = i gen en > - oa J ya = io. =. ~—>— oa = - . ~ ’ ~ fa 2 and Ralph Ellis, managing edftor, gecusea C iptain SN mae hard-earned money and — ration ll only have it carried inability to pay : 4 , ; i ita? ‘i - : ‘* . iA ] Vs | . ' ‘ of the paper, for publication of in- pame signed to the check which mt f called at a witness dur- | © 2 a ee It is understood the Tnited : i) rms I , , - ‘ inn .* . : ‘ | 4 ‘ i ‘ come tax returns. +} Pe : the Robinson trial? The po- ood message,” Sen ns . the aide de camp is alleged to ate ~ pire , on :, States asks out of the Dawes plan Following the opinion’ of Judge jaye etntan The Frenc} ice knew where Il was. IT wasn’tin “*®! f North Pakota, a eee ~e a of - : i ff) *renc la twisae it all, . : as ayment ‘or ‘ es » re ante » th | ) : 2 4 * | while the United States was a neu- ty ig t ess t ul : thrones The ' , only ence ls that the American Lfl name must he re ° q - . ‘ ¢ . ~ +h . "ATI 7 a. of the decision vealed before extradition can he te Pence gsc ae age ene , ale 1 1a faa af i | tral, such as Ct attante compenaa- William Hayward, United States cerensnenem | give evidence. Strange isn't it?” ubject . SUN? = | i Se eee Oe ee ee ee District Attorney in New York.‘ This claim admittedle worrtes ae ahuten| of seemani Capt his - a ae hv American business telegraphed Mr. Madison for copies 'itish officials, but at the co-|thur will flight extradition. unless is a powerful message ne ina eg Hae Se of the demurrers and the opinion 2 lial ice Gige'’s renee claim | some unexpected incident crops up Senator Curtis of Kansas. new pone ge A ose Se ee given in the case: da similar re- ‘”: At r as an Irishman can-/ No actua! demand for his extraqaj. | Publican floor leader enabling the T'nited States to re- quest was received from attorneys "ot be extradited by eaten d ‘S| tion seems to have been officially “T admire the President's strong pee herself for such damages out for the New York Herald-Tribune, ridiculed received by the French police, ana | P'¢2 for economy,” said Senator oh qo ne gf tings a which yesterday entered a plee of “Our Kine te his Ringe.” it was the proceedings are likely to be of Dill (Dem.). Washington “For ag- “ae : ee states upon the out. not guilty to an indictment charg- *tated. “and nothing in the Irish’ a diplomatic nature during the! culture, however, he has nothing weak of ‘the German-American ing illegal pubiication of income treaty helps him If a Canadian next few days ) to offer the farmer excent advice / was . to work for himself.” Turning to the le@al aspecte. ft fax returns. : — : — ' ~ 3 ‘ Ebel > ? le economy plea by the Pres. | * pointed ou that the T'nitted Appeal to Supreme Court in Kansas | a e : , | Peit | ; Ony ee _ Be Fupedicted ya mong amorney- oT oft ’ t} aa . « . ~ , ory > - said last night they could not deter-| “'** ® COPY Of the ruling to Wash- the Supreme Court. gressman Ryrnes (Dem.) of Ten. | ©@™*aees accruing to the United - ated ; : r oe | a *h t, wv « . : - ' + - mine their policy with respect to ington Up = Succ Sf The fo It is expected the department, | "5*¢: T2"k'ng member of the Ap- States under the Versailles treaty propriations Committee. that “re. | ere reserved the appeal procedure from the de- ce pond — ze pe Na -~Gea- through the Solicttor-General. wil] cision of Federal Judge Albert 1 °°™ “O"* Pans immediately to ductions were broucht about | But this implies, Churchin wil! tet oi ask the Supreme Court to move the Mark | Reeves in Kansas City in quashing rai yn ea policy which will Set» | nae Gurenedl act ie Socket. & & through causes which cannot be | “F* in Paris that the disadvan- . | Roca! Hygiene A ' 7 ern the next step He explained’ “ attributed to ; , et. ,_tagee accruing to 7 in@ictments for alieged illegal pub- can be sent direct to the highest | * i any particular prac- | . other Powers tice of economy on the part of the | under the \ ersalilles treaty also The Easy Writing Rovil = Lay Typewriter. The mode 1 Dr. v: iMeent praised the w . 1 | beneue oO of Nations in the contribution to efficien Bitiona vontcot ot die . Beckers, or Bria ei : ter oundation, W and ease. Ba neces nation. “3 PVE Geneva every two : Author of Several I Dr. ," incent Tame to St aaS es mxerday particularly The Easy W : ve tS? : sédhation’ v riting , yeene Association's : his part of a Social’ F ! , ; . tute being held in St. . i Week. Dr. M. J. Ei Sep " P of the Department rade 3 Payments ~eraeoes te suit your SERENA ENE NEES al Measures of the ~” ° RR RR A | 2 Ris direct; Inst! today that without advi - TYPEWRI | | ~~ ng the ins ’ ¥ a withou advices frorn TER ; > et niehe. Heation of income tax returns _. ; court. to get —— oat : - ‘ . . | nited States Attorney his de. , » gre an eariy deciston in an — » i on Cad , e* 7 aho } ; r) 2 eae ogee “ ~ key, owner partment could not know the ba:ix | '!™pPortant legal test involving con- ee a o> budget ek taane weie the hyo eg of | “Compare the Work” ee _ and editor of the Kansas City | fet roviat: ’ Rin, ee a es e President mment- SS Cwatee, SRG tae princi. 4 {flee Robbed of Micting provisions of the | ROYAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY, Inc. © | ) : safes In the Bast St for an anpea! ne ax laws | . , Journal-Post, and Raiph Fllis. cen- ; sy It is the usual practice of the de ed, said Byrnes, on a vetnaeties of | Pal disadvantage regarding repa- : > . . “er teen 6 ’ . : 4 ‘ . 28 Aan were a 2 $29 090. G01 10 Boatmen’s Bank Bidg. . Mhurban Railway ticket ‘ ~ fen o eral managing editor, without a The Attorney-General is ‘ ~— for national defense ration ciaims is the review and . rai is anxious partment to ask advancement on 1 : 3 it of JEWELER Phones—Olive 7835-7836-7837 % POllinay |!) : , ; e it... were & study of the decision of Judge to get the appeal under way % , | “His advisors, the Secretaries of | 8°2!ing down these claims as ‘ al wut y andi the docket of cases involvir ~s . , . - : ‘ Ss INVOIVINg ques-| War and Navy.” conti nued Byrnes | often as it chooses by the Repara- My yep ers ree oe Money St. Louis, Mo. a ® Sunday night and $ Branches and Agencies the World Over “s Molen. it was lcanned a oo - ncoatgaaa the demurrer of| expressed the opinion that if the| tions of public policy and this is re-| “have issued st ment tions Commission. efendants Age tal ; ne ¢ theie - 7 ‘cate Its urgin case can be taken dire to the; garded as of considerable import- | creased appropriations io ers Alli 316 Me SIXTH ‘st | : r both Allied Claims Suffered ' . | Money represented t¢ ’ Mra. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Lnited States Supreme (ourt rhe ance . - | | i these departments. The British claims, like these of ees Cn Cam Cabo nck : ieee ai: ardsville-<«‘olllaewil purday aud Sunday.

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3. 1924. | ST.LOUNS POST-DISPATCH | 8. \ ene _ —- — a er a ee FT —_—— - — Solllteetestnetesttenadliienninentan to serve $0 days’ in the Westches , . ‘ ‘ , HS : ws Ss ee b Cates ' ‘ at) ‘- - ‘ I ’ } ti yf wmnor y a , on ; a : ' , . 4 : ? fi : j a T . , rv; - > 5 : ees : . . me eaten } ; ‘ss . ~~ ** ‘ ‘ LPO x > os ‘ iu f ° : “4 ts ay : . it AS. AUTOMOBILES ions cou te | ENS MEME |ta@icted ‘By the G1. Louis County| ent of the Fomt-Dugmch |aave te ble wm conten” aocteht i ra | Paes ae . r % tons ourt. : , THEA LLeTe ; oneness | site. . Ary ‘ : 5 ag a : rf $1000 ; the Plan » a TO - ees | grand jury for the robbery of $15,- JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 3. id a gee . = s ae % : ‘ ie r Ferbe: ak the worl There was a recess in the case | : roes ' * the “boy| ee a a yg iaine J. Nicholas and 000 in jewelry and SRI in cash furious driv e for paroles 2orT con- aie , . : ‘a a — s. Pe 7 > a ; , . Truesde! : part “ with yangel f En by-name Be ax. . | | HN, partn vit) the Associated Press NEW YORK, Dec. 3 William a eae ne ee ee « top Sitiam ntia | Tha today, while {to evs thal ; : r » ae | ° “h : WW cr ¢ corny Wii ! ‘ hi . W mri re inistrag 4 Body Deve ops n | ning, atter tes et Oo gual ; | ee eee ee STONE (Of New, | ently with the expectation that the! native , d now 25 BE ie, VEE RE Mie ceived a sentenec of two ye a ach a 73 — a / ' S Z te, oo ; hy Roe Oey e: : eS a - 7 “ ; : ' ’ , main ‘« the burewu w oO be atta questioning cf the ven! w ze wink CAS ’ c . 4s Hire ‘ as com- =] »crs ° . : > ts . ' 7 . ore EN M/s a >. QR , 10. rules regarding cle mene \ to con- ‘hur he - if re fused him per- Sa eins Rk i ON hes > ae, >. ; yest in the Pp penewoes peniteutiary a@ fearing th: all this mf ted pleted. Of these 47. the State will ¢ Re 3 - | , | at SSR eS amin PEP ght It Should Be Trea | ‘ 2 a Bei “ : Both men have been identifi d victs will be let down in the clos- ) mission condue ; evangelistic . SS ge ie a6 me " : & ' Kaynor, who pleaded guilty, and HM in exposure of thelr sch strike off 15, and tl} lefense 2 ; se ; Scne . ¥v, ani ie aerense aw (!, : Py . os ‘ i ’ > : > 4 ‘ ; ; ‘ecnr ove Pen 2 OO ee ae ; | ¢ ae positively as those who robbed her, |'"8 ™ eeks of the Hyde administra-| campaigns before he came to ee aman assisted the Government in the thar: WW fron the compet | M Car.¢ leaving the who will serve ¢ +} . Ss ’ es “7 = as ine bs . ne . + ' , ¢ ’ a corre , , ® superstructure contract »w > Like mor |; jury “bg : e | by Mrs. Stickney. The holdup was tion, and paroles granted with a| America now are clamoring for; | prosecution, redewed a sentence of ' ’ ay ——- - lat 7 a’eclock :' » avenine P free hand. him, he says. and he plans a ay : Testc) “oun- another firm — In the questioning of prospective| * % B | at ¢ oclock in the evening on La- . 7m GG HO penne to spend CHARLES FORBES TAYLOR + Cave tp ee ’ > ’ ( oOy\ livde de li »d . ‘oe } i fea , , } ; : ‘ ‘ » A ° 7 — “Wh the American people jurors, former Judge Vital W. Gar- | e due road, west of Price road. Mrs PVs S24 clined to reveal the |“ +ew months there during the sum- | ty - jal = "F } J ; ave i, ‘ ‘ . t . . mn ge fast nich | Jose Dh's Hos ee : ful He also asked whether the LEM MOTLOW. |years old, of 3139 Lawton boule- | tions by the State Penal Board } Hie winging, complete his party. vy -name, boy evangelist’ of = Louis Gilbough, former member | ‘ — pee Ee oe | vard, and Homer. Brown, 28, of 809 ;}This board, acting as a parole | Crossed in Steerage. sland,” which since has clung | of the Ways and Means Conjmittee the afternoon, when atry ss ill have made ; ck as we please, Ww e W it " _ «+ . ee against a man “because he might/was an incident act eci- ' ote | 4! af > . = ‘ . ‘ e ‘* . - eg “ag g ’ , ‘ at ~ ‘ cevers | ric’? - wnty Highway Departhm . the Missouri Social Hygiene te peels oye a0 ‘owland L../that neither the porter nor the con-/| robbery was given before the grand | board,.”” Gov. Hyde said, “for no | $1.50 and fir . has attended several American ¢>i-| : /) . | ist ] Le ] : . ] in cia »* re ‘TY srr U r _f ' ; , ‘st . : _ a . ‘= . a lacrne ¢ ; farrm~e told the police he swerved : Gatesworth Hotel, | Johns a J laced most emphasis.|ductor gave him any provocation,! jury yesterday by Mrs. Stickney, parole or commutation of sentence | good “Che wl “Sane ses for short terms MISSING DEPOSITION IN " 3 / a ‘ , Jews . ** eT ." ‘ or ‘ e " sy’ .. ‘ . , - » on Z . , . - . ‘ , + whe : , . i old striking another machine pee lation * pea ts her the veniremen would ) except by a prope fiort to quiet! Sergt. Ira Cooper, head of he will be granted that [is not on the ! call lLirnself rin on ruck Hartmann as he stepped _ t night. ne willing io Vote for c igs pun- him. squ id ‘ f negro >} y detec tiy es. and list res ommende d Dy the board.” uct npanving 7 — Pond Bs LIEUT, KAISER PETURNED TA UNION FLFCTRIC SUITS FOUND P wt + ‘ '‘D= c " . ; ‘ \ oo ¢ . ; : 2 . . , . 7 F _ 2. — ' ‘ eee cil i j Lei . ® sireet. 4 “I would like to Start a mov\ ishment, and wha part Ol the -latepapae B arve! LOTrTe! : two of his men. Approximately 80 recommenda- pre sine, W ions a n : : . eh : ** ‘ ; 7 . ~* wa .¢ > — 9 ” 4 , on : : 4 hus . / ’ .1 . 7“ eee Ps eaha (4 mai Se? me = Baas ; al to prevent the Vat ‘ inatllon O01 oOunt! ‘ CA l aiict li came Irom. The + lit Att ney, . id coaay hie es > » =* ; . > . " tions for maro|] " aa . ’ {ati . hv i ye : ror | DETECTIVE BUREAU DUTY festimony of Late Willlam i'n ’ Is "e biect to it,” he con-ipurpose of the latte vestion!law fir? f Harve » . | Detective Work Praised. commutation of | ". le singer, at rio became ’ 1OuIS POST-DISPA »* opie who 0 d - ' ] | ‘ ee ALL@fT q lestion iaAwWw iii idl O11 arve \ “« aer was P — offic! ee are u nstint in in sentence. It) ide bv the Parole popular a nd soon aa } - ' f :, H H Lbasi« al Damage Vetions Total. id : ‘ . »e *¢) ly , ; > =| > . ae 4 re ,, - + ¥ ; , liv ‘ : ii *© ‘ ia iS : ; ’ ws ‘ dented , +, i - . v3 ; . Founded Dy ir 3 }’ if _PULATZER. tinued. ‘It has bee n conciusive 1) ee;r? ed t he to learn wt 1€ the: any i ep! esenting t ie -ullm: . 4 , ‘ ’ Board, are 1) the (20% ernor's desk «A \ enr ahead ; ‘ H “e~ ee = on De ta hed Duty j rigs $1 16,280. ~ é , oT Ty ts ’ . ™ ‘ P . o - _ P P 4 - ‘ ‘ . +h > 4 a : ; se ) 1 } " \v ei f { ° r ‘ ee rae ‘ : . i . > “ ; rrr ™ ‘ . — Sheed ae a 4. XS £4. ak a a that vaccination preven . ‘of the venire was from Tennessee !the case, but would act only in an heir praise of the orn Cope at present. They have piled up in Charlie” became more and more I Ta cob rmiment in Mail The missing deposition of Wil- ' , ’ \e "ul zer ryt: ' > e . } o . 5+*+a » } -_ " 4 r Lea . -* a i ar +} ‘7 . A ‘ on , . _ am : 7 , wees 5 4) » , .¢* ‘ . - " : Ube nalipox, but why pers ere With ior any state farther south. - ‘advisory capacity to the Circuit . and his two men in th ~. nen;recent months, as the Governor POpular as a preacher and several! pret Ps liam Fay, former consulting engi , > 7 - > “a _-_ a ~~ . on " > » 7 ’ ] ? . «@ } . ’ = . - . ; a . : | people who make up their own The defense, as told yesterday, |torney, an i tha he would not ap the assignment as ive ‘¢ ’ nas not heen following his former years ago he replaced his father | ’ i } N \ rt ucit : rea ~ i . © a. , ~~ - : : / ™ aa titted “ ; ane nar mi - ' : - ‘ Ait ic ass ¥ t » ©¢ . N . ’ ‘ c ‘ ; mber iG ureau of C Circulationsy — nds? Why not leave them alone | js expected to plead that the shoot-|pear in court aS a specia! prose- | ; Ae es 1} policy of granting an average of |45 the principai speaker of the p: re | ened a — y in tx orth Mar lower Co., who died last Weitnes- he thought a and concluded peaner of fhe par-| ket Street District in the early part | g has 1 f i by d ; ; ty ; . (Gay, as peen touns yy deputies in The A tuted Press Shem vaccination and they Ww Alt OOo = = —=—= -| Dowell might > Involved, »e€CaUs?} ast, he has granted 15 commuta- | POSition whic] he said, requires} po) 7 ss ne Se rcult Cite arociated ‘ress ia exe ustvely ; . . ? A : . Lj Ii I ii. ] Si : ) j olice cy’ rein. was returned to . at So the use for republication qe eee ee ont | RIGID ECONOMY [might be utilized in the nation: ! and : attention. yin the Detectivelsinn ain * dispat nee rei ted to it More money is spent in the ’ fense mitted previous { OUNTLY ro her “=. T} eo Clove rnor s id t XN 1s out of i} 2 P oie : P le ryn + +! in he ‘ te \e ii ‘ ‘ a7 ne aT) = - | ( ’ : ‘ } a. ‘ ] } —) ~ } - : , ™ 7 . ‘ : c” : ’ > >: iy ail news published th in. All rights ited States for public $ = } MOST IMPORTANT, Opposes Armament Compe tition. OC! ie answered he question that ; he recom. sneaker an detracted! liee Board a8 Light Co. employe to desline atin a? eis oor a - . ; . t | , ' , - oo .¢ ' ' ‘ > , , © soe . s ¢ . ese ' : . - ‘ . ee eeterved a Cae meme any other country 0! “4 PRESIDENT SAYS , Those wh nl; on the fears of : " abe = grea ag , ne ation ‘fore him would Pir PATO meres nh music, niser and Detectives Rush and Checut the _—— world, but not because Afneric a is the nation , ) c ffort ae et 2° 2) Dae - less. The f settlers on existing projects fOHOWINE languase . 4% , ells =o robbers “Dinty’’ Colbeck and his , Remit either by postal order. ; 'e talk less and suffer less. co Us rs n xisting p Jecis. “We } has two other robbery Charges | sider the recommendations and .Ing and constant care of his voice ; : | Klectric as a result of Fay's stare. pend} against } in the count? RENEE meh #2 | pals were the men convicted of the teorete d t ] nei ¢ sought to engage in competitive per ing agains: mm im til OUNLY pick out the most meritorious cases fastinieih uy : e . f Ss née i - g @ ic ? a} ; e .* 4 , ? sce? 4 : . 4 ; ‘ie a | } ‘ > P - ‘ . . T vV¢ ' ' . _* . : : ' ';* od | aed ‘ livered by siggy Bs, ui or out-of , countries octor a ° /'measures fc: “grik ultural relief, but | armaments. Frequent reports will tut the detectives couldn't | rom the lis already submitted one and q lality which brought | At the request of the Govern-|} we he said praised for their work bs (jovern- f > x : Dowe}!) is alleged Oo have com- tions of sentence and nine paroles his individed ition relates to an alleged “ar. : eectric contracts in order 7 he ) the nine men convicred last month | , . For instance, he said, the ' rom a five-year penitentiary sen- | stated A — 4 vocal select} 6 relic ' ; $ fincent r inst: rebuked by the President } he" year 3 eee Sted would arrange a confer- |% vocal selection of religious char- | x: Quincy of the Staunton mail wes , , & : r Ren ‘ mP ere | ‘ . Fin have been constantly . : ; = : y order or St. louis exchang®.,Gieen, he explained, is that in The President offered no specifi has enabled him to preserve the|, ments They were filed by five ly only. 50c month; Bunday, 16 despite the number c hi : , i number of his ad-/ quty working on the mail-robbery aa é ! The deposition was reported the Postoffic t s 4 ion: wublic health nicht rerest¢ r th >. ' , Wd r) Ou t ato ea 7 Lous, “Eo spend millions in publi as might be suggested by the re mpresse , uch reports or could get ! e of his old, of St. Louis, who is serving a 7 a Se | He and his assistants have been Tiel! Owe RROD : le _— « ee ’ = as +H m2 a : & ad BAS ary ; aa F “ nake | Jeri and the > ire are } lk sought ¢ itv rc! er lac exec! meres - “IT believe it would be for the ad- Mrs. Stickneyv’s husband, who isia affids th: auinnin was not | rade 1 +} need of a . . . 7% . ? , i= rT) i 4 : i ;a* si‘ ‘ ’ ‘ vantage of this country and helpful |a broker. has offered $1000 re-'; lies and » had never seen nd] ' ’ tainted tna iia _—— , : " | saat =~ @ | las rl : them al to the stability of other nations for | ward for arrest and conviction of before his trial. This af- tions stated in the recommenc ‘oO tra tly embhere w) ai } te ions t j con ndation ‘ ouniry ¢ ib membe rs who raised | forueness “(hari " declares wt an 4 | is} ; yw : . ' , . , ;' “e . es : @ recall the. horror with | the President repeated his advice which - sis before the Senate,|a fund for use in this and any Marquette Celcbration in Chicago. ga en 1 MO RFit center you ' lana further that our country shall | future crimes involvine m ca ie Pccrgy sane : ane bite of ores pee Teens | Of ® year Ago that Congfess take | 10t be bound by advisory « fe-smie ee eS | OeneEm : "AG . 3.—A hut of; profession. J I sleep sound sex education and consider | steps toward the consolidation of|' hic! I 1 ) I me hace : whnicn nay fe rendere, 4 the figns of change. the lines into several large systems. - ea fes ran rect on the same site 9°50 +; , - } dgr ft. pation 2 1e 4 rf : ; . ‘ e ap er n Ss 3 i you will be making Prog- | Congress to ‘“‘Iet them alone.” ) Me : ; ‘ t iny in} front of thie J S QO rie; - ’ I ; The question of another disarn we his countr: structed today ; . | j +: n Fome South Ame rican The > l’dlent Damm 06 di ’ s% : 2 : rR iid . -_ - ioarn) ave- . * . w there Q@re clinics for social! eo reseiden shar: © tersely With ament conference was also handled lieve - j * fare Vrigley wild) ircohigan é XI l it an wh Aa a4 the question of the merchant ma- | hy the Président with great cau- - ri hat they s!] ld enue It will be the center tomor- ‘ ere each day long lines hservane f the men, w rine It was necessary, he said. | tion. Any negotiations on the ;:iqui Ni ated and paid i fast as pos-jrow of a civic observance O1 omen and children wait ; ‘34 , Nes ing ai as , Basco anniversary of Marquette’s visit . . tres that the functions of the Shipping rrt of America lookir town? yt said of touch in ) tment. The only differ- . | : ' heap ' wine ra ; soa ae , i anita teal the explor- Board be entirely reorganized be-| the calling of a conference, he said, orward in “Common Sense Way.” with actors garbed as th , many | el and IT was n nspired to seek nehes, a copy o ‘ itin R ] . yy aange * Ei 'fore any progress could be mad®é| would have to wait upon the out- In his con Tusion the President. er’s party taki: art OST men are “choosy,” hard eg oya : m the Sout; he ‘toward building up trade routes; eome of rroposals which had been | by inference, took note of the re- ’ " ® juin American has : ryt lectior w hve ’ +} Razar for Benefit of Deaf. W to buy for— but there S one is that the American has a tal and subsequently turning over the made by other Governments fora cé ion e Soir Lat The modern F De. Vincent Sie ene work of (;overnment fleet to private opera- European conference. "recent events” had demonstrated 4 bazar to raise funds for the sure, safe way — buy where the e of Nations in t} , tors. Hie said that section 28 of “T should not wish to propose « that * countrv was determined . e " ‘ , ‘* , to efiicienc . mr 2 “d | of disease. tion establishing a joint rail-water/conferefice which would contem-/to advance in an orderly, nd lthe deaf. will be given Saturday by ' . ’ 2, *f ' ’ } : ' 7 / , | pian, Supporie j bs . rate) had caused great pi: commitments opposed to the and eoOomm~mMya»n Sense Wa fhe St l.ouis Teague for the Hard understood export - feller Moundation "A hereby I . . , e . , ‘ oe ,*° P 3 . . trouble. and expressed ne opinion +968 eins of aetion “ue desire to } inced, ’ } if of Hearin ‘ : club roome in the h : lmtic mY , : ‘ 7 * h stmagg n . “oan se cae that action under the section maintain unimpaired “A th respect suid, un it wil impossible f 'ithio build : Olive street and Men like this store—know its stand- . r) ) Ween ould be suspended. to our purely domestic polices ne: | peop | pro cei \ Vandevetriter a’ u The roon . . Eeeethor of Several Books. Striking inferentially at a condl- | gaid Governmen hc tian ONUNUE | wil bf rom ards; our name on the sift box will q Vincent ra e * = : tion irksome ion Republicans in “he President recommended fo own }, : pre ‘rty oe | k | | 2 . cp $a the South. the President urged the ijthat the term of the foreizn debt ma e your present tru y e come 3 particularly for the | % : , ti | ; Association's meeting,| Passage of new election iaws tojfunding commission, which is Surplus in This Campaign Fund. | ts part of a Social tewtone provide for “appropriate repre- WASHINGTON. Dec 7 The ‘ : being held in 8&t. ‘Loute sentation of the respective parties —_—_—_— -- report of Hf rt. Winthrop, treas HANDSOME MUFFLERS | Week. Dr MY Exner. dj.| at the ballot box and equality of | A ‘Biff f aT MT.AUBURN urer of the- Republican Senatoria! te of the Department of Edn. representation on the various Pract 02 5 or an. i“ommittee. filed toda with the $ 7 — Measures of the Ameri. | reecistration boards.” Men appreciate a practical | = MARKET Saecretary of the Senate. showed | f. to 20 Mal Hygiene Association Various other minor recommen- lamp for home or office use. 4 total expenditures by the commit . ar) . r ’ i i directing the Institute. also| dations of the President are oO . mm tee of $86 718, and contributions Recipe book on + st. | Panes resident @Te)| Our” iarge stock of utility 28 Easton Wellston | ‘°° ,°: : “Dr ll and ed”’ Paes 61 MSO J or gis4.si6 ess weil and succced ? ne : ; > ; : TT) - PO last nicht summed up in th bux cet lamps are priced as low as ‘ . _ panying this artic! ' Seemed PRICES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY — 7 ihe frowes't, 25.000 Fire in Cromwetl, : ’ COMPANY Inc | "| Office Robbed of $1600. In ihe ; ection oft his 1pesSssaxce Sirloin, cq" re Vt WwW rl | (ok ier 9 wire Cm 1é . ; . " ; - guste t Gas ‘. be 4 r 4 P . ; 4 oe > Bank Bidg. - : te ~ fhe Fast & Lout sesso ‘ h the ooagid and n ti THE E. C. ADAM co. tea Porterhouse. C farting in the rear of a cafe 5 er as rn Rilwav ticke’ Ljire the ‘'residen! calle or main ° . . went throug) ‘ ,ile hliockK } 35-7836-7837 cS thane cote le mined Be atatoey vee rc. Eine full Lighting Fixture Mirs. Reva, b.. > hrough @ bu block « had DRE ACE Mo. , Bun éa; , } $1600 | | engeti | 3 2 i ndet t] e 5-5-3 902 PINE. ST Perk (hop«. | Iie Cromwell, boom oil town, early to > Hight ans a in Sirength permitted unae co o-vr al : occa! sara : day with a property los® of a FRA ; ¢ | sTE a“ ' NCIS H. LEGGETT 0. the World Over en, it was learned todas treaty He said that careful! in- Sunereeeor VEA ' fee b., Sc proximately $125,000. Ten business NEW YORK ot - B d W hi | ated SUE Tits l ceseeces Es betas inhde of the Successors oa cs peamimasety $32 Te ord roadway and Washington ’ epresented the Licks esligatio is peing at oO : ; , Meee ces estubblishn its % » Gesrroy ec ‘ ee , ; , lin , ~ y)) ‘ 1} ‘ ’ ; re’? ‘7 ‘. yr are Frank Adam Electric Co. eg Sib Ih 10 Sfonduciors' -ollections on | relative value of aircra aries : ligiting Fixture Dept Loin Veal......) ' C sheet iron bank | oe , under Gry Premier Coffee Foo is 1 ti} " ist ’ the ime — Tibeviile-d'*ollineville line ‘ s abd submarines, in @rdcer , ornst! y end Sunday. that all modern owmprovement t to

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| OMBINED WEDNESDAY. - : WEDNESDAY, The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBL. pEcEuoEat q Spe 2 4 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT ~ ; WHEN IN DOUBT OF WHAT TO GIVE—SEND A GIFT CERTIFICATE END RHEUMATISM. + ‘ WITH if oh AND OTHER LABORITED . (itt Calles Gives Reception and F, . a ! When you are suffering with rhen- | : : + matis ~ . | Dinner and Obregon a 7 : sey et Peer) Luncheon to Americans. | 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sisth Stret Ly gestions | 7 —_— om ~@ detest 2» = ee = ~ i y 4 of -" 4 - Se OR = ub and you will have the quickest relie# /( a| ) eee 4 —— ” “- | CHIFFON AND E ‘ — nad s O1gd r U amt ~ 4 | with ‘he Pres! fent at ae aiat : . = . — f : ? = : ‘ ’ =: ss3skem ‘ ' torture is gone. The reception in the morning > Oa ) . | » \ | i. i \ 7 Ss ~ drug store. Get a jar at once. Use py Gompers, for whom Santiago / | "| f , | | 5h oe the Porto ee ; io) SETS 7 ’ + “4 ; . i : , + 3 > - ' ( ss it for lumbago, neuritis, backache, reniesias, president of of Labor acted as etiff neck, sore muscles, colds in pico Federatior chest. Almost instant relief awaits interpreter Sin you. Be sure to get the genuine, with aieo were made by President Calles the mame Rowles on each package. ¢or whom Robert Habermann of . ce pester ; = AY | : : "nelle tnterpreted. President . | » ~ ‘ ‘ : o) at ft ee oe | ra N ? “7 NG An excellent quality eace with the United ow | oF . ef . t Eo yt Gee | Hose, all full fashioned and 4 te | Fa | se Baa all perfect. Lisle tops and States ld peace through YOU POOR KID, WHY a en seers of act countries, | & Ui -o 9 ayy sre \ Whe Pt Bae | - ieee | reinforced heels and toes. ee we \, ao mB mk) | _—* | Send two pairs in an at- . , ’ > -_ liar Cc? iaTra 1s Caiies S8POK - working ft * ADVERTI SEMENT ‘ said President Calles, who O1 , : , : ‘ ’ ie - “ ARE YOU SO SKINNY? rene ee american Federation | j + > tractive Christmas box. Don’t your mother know that Cod two peoples, separated only by a: | | | iF ) ali’ t ee i: A fine selection of new Liver Oi! will put pounds of good imaginary line, will from today - iL 4 . : . , . aes | shades including black, _— v Sesh on your bones in just 3 m: in mn accomplished fact. ,. —_—_— — BVT - ; | gunmetal, log cabin, polo, Aen tganteagye . ee Pano ve tanbark, thrush, cocoa, cin- Tell her every druggist has it in wor: of the tw intries (11 S ; > : sugar coated tablet form now so that nquer happ! not only rine , \ g 4 j namon, Russian tan, sil r, you wont have to take the nasty, two peoples, but for beige and French taupe. fishy-tasting oil that is apt to upset world. The present Government i, . : 3 , ae 4 the stomach. will try with all its enthusiasm 1 + 3 See ; | 3 3 | gfe. —— Tell her that McCov’s Cod Liver power gnd faith for the deliverance | : Oil Tablets are chock-full of vita- of the working classes of Mexico ae. ;, ts | mines and are the greatest flesh and work for the happiness of the yoo : 3 oF ey ; nh aeeeg dg | } . | : ee 4 credit for the beaut . producers and health builders she workers of the whole world.” : ; ¢ : | ean find. mar se " | : | ; Sete : s | full-length Coat : One sickly, thin ki 9, gai Mrs. Earl B. Shaw Gets Divorce. | HE \ | - eer pra | : . | : , ee ee -s | | ee ) : 2 A USEFUL GIFT— | cuffs and border of 12 pounds in 7 months. By the Associated Press. She must ask Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., RENO. Nev... Dec. 3.—Mrs. Mu- ; . | eit 4 = > an © ay - ‘4 Sie ao wait. RAE Geis ag PO 0d . a | gs aihins . ‘ és iow in — oe ae, *. yt men * , eee , lph Drug Stores. Enderle Dru ‘ & a : iros. Drug Co. or any good riel R. Shaw, wife of Ear! B. Shaw : ) MeCoy s Cod Liver Of! Tablets S | ; | # . = ° 74 a - err, im. ‘ 0 cents—ag pleasant to £0n of Leslie M. Shaw, former Se 1 “¥ eeee Soap emcee? chinined «| Fi / By} fur jacqu the original and genuine heise “o) her Cod Liver Oil Tabiet.”’ ' divorce ae more yesterday on the ground of deser- | BS ; J ; + E jaunty acquett tion. The sult was originally be- | di - TH _The quickest way to get home or | £UP cee Means On | gig | | : season. Natural se a —-. te eae a Post-Dis- oo phn A pone ery sae &. $ ] OO " | caracul, with lovely : = | : i ' = in the price range are f : % ’ a ican broadtail, with 2. "5 a Seal (dyed muskrat) luxurious combination PRACTICAL ELECTRIC GIFTS | Fickle Fashion! On what wom- You will like the materials for . ? . * wail al 4 an hasn’t she left an indelible im- they are carefully selected from the vas 3 ocloction, wiihek ica aan . | Supple Fur Ce We Offer These Special Bargains for pression? And so every woman . popular febrice of the hour, and the fa ‘ ae selection, which we offer i ae featuria 9 Rt ite ments of type, character “He others with cont THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY } likes now and then to freshen her colorings are likewise new. | and quality that command toilette with a new Frock. You will much higher prices in the IVORY } like the Dresses in this event, for These Frocks reveal in the aa FINISH | many of them are advance Spring : smallest details those thoughtful “winked cor oe ig. eutean BOUDOIR pf modes. They await you at an ex- : little touches one has come to ex- | aM limited so a selection LAMPS tremely low price in order to com- pect in Dresses which are quite ex- . should be made immedi- Assorted colors; silk 1 pel your interest, pensive. | ately. There are also several full-length coats shade, plug and ; cord; regular $3.00 , ee included. salue, Furs used include Sil- ver Muskrat, Muskrat, Caracul and Northern Shoes Drastically Reduced! ” aaa ALL BROKEN LINES OF OUR FINEST MAKES AT A NEW LOW PRICE o Complete with two Beantifutl . = . Incl ‘ | PPE a — j sf) : PP ro en Right g . | F Styles for street, afternoon, A USEFUL GIFT— : cor. Priced metal base; ei 74 oT larity is attested by the fact that or and Seo wear in tan 4 $22.50 value - they are from broken and semi- ussia calf, satins, patents . ° F *é | broken lines. A wonderful op- and suedes. New strap effects, 4 . umps, gore pumps and Ox- A LCOd S=— y) AY | from | | $14 25 £2 } portunity this to obtain the most 14° | expensive footwear at great sav: ords. All heels and soles. Up | FLEXIBLE ARM f ings. Shop early. ) : DESK LAMP | ALSO with cord and plug; , | “a 4 : my P BLOOMERS | : Thrift Av : $3.00 vralae. $1 98 | a ae ; = O° ) f = 4 | e | The Buy-Way of = YW A i é , ia $ 9 5 we | Handkerchief ” ii in ; . By Women's batiste Xmas Tree | L oe , | | 7 AREA eh | chiefs in solid colors, Lighting Outfits | Ar ee { MEER | S| sins Be Ry ne A 7 Ba A A AM ee | Sred ond scalloped | Add-a-plug; regular | , Path ae ° $2.50 valec............ $1.34 | 4 >. Tap i ue it | a Christmas Tree National Mazda Tree Bulbs | Assorted colors; r . = = Included are Bloomers ) _ P Consisting of cigt : colored Mazda TSe value: each | of jersey silk with pleat- j i A plete, ready for ush CO | » ed and shirred cuffs. - . . . gene nem ~~“ = a ‘4 " "Ge j ee lle } at 9 A. M. \ a »* , } : | colors and combinations. | - | Women’s import cord and plug. Guaran and plug: } “aS. | “> | < . a pt i with leather sole, teed one year. $2 AD ome) $4.99 ' f —S — : , The Petticoats are in jer- ip lé lab a -_ F sign on vamp ' a fod sey, radium and trico- | y, - | pom; variety of col Ree. $5 value, ; | A Sacrifice Sale of 960 flounces, alse tailored «= WU MLL) me | Strep Gann styles. Some are embroid- AA) 1] My - | fabric Gauntlets a; “38 : ered, others ribbon ¢ nate wee = n , " . ? J . . . & a . . 4. en | j | m~ trimmed. Attractive col- F Sect ail cnlecaa al | 3 : a\\\) “DS ors. The Slips are i, ; | “the i ifenes Sa , } fashioned of tricolette, a : | Felt Slippe Heavy Duty Electric Hot Plate, oo 1 : oA Wit ; tub silk and messalines. in | : . Bootees F mee noce. Ge Wine 2 \/ Tailored and fancy hems. | | 4 | aided. Place ony < Sx8 large aize, with heavy mi- can Beauty, brown crome clementa. Regu- STE i. ‘aw... I : ¥ cp otngeran $1.29 Jats." "$6.95 || | CTE INS DRASTIC REDUCTIONS FROM OUR OWN STOCK 3 blue; - infants W eet i nghouse . : 1) | Thrifty — ictal eatin a Bloomers, . i eS misses’ 2. ' ° . | open Thursday for it has been a long time since 31 to 36 lengths. | ' an Glassware, 25¢ we have provided such an opportunity for the - Fe, Plain crystal and woman who really values her dollars. Our desire Petticoats, a : Glassware; ; - wea. to reduce our stocks has brought down to this low A 2 gths ners Be —_ : / | , bhi price Dresses which until this sale would have cost salina ELINE’S—Main Floor : cied; complete | / =p : considerably more tn many instances. VERS—With nd ond gutpantecd. . , ~ plug 2 Ait pe $2.99 | ? a ai Charmeuse Satin Cotton-Backed Velvet A SPECIAL PURCHASE value . ELECTRIC . 4 They Satin Canton Canton Crepe / ; Sioloff Br OS. company | | MH fiii/i/! Petree Twill Jersey = Flannel | Tricosham Bloomers - § Theat CEN. ve 711 N. 6th | ! { wae Made with shirred, pleated and ribbon- <a13 2 STORES Si _« Se iid Newest Trimmings | Newest Colors trimmed cuffs. Wanted colors. We Carry a Complete Line of Builders’ Hardware at 1204 Franklin MAIL. ORDERS FROMPTLY FILLED. — -

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WEDNESD DECEMBER a 1d24, ee oe “ae = 5; IFT— a IT by ly ‘ Yu ‘tie . i \ tip | ty bs : ts : habe, te. bere" are i il 1G 3 sit | tee: r oi ’ th; + iina # ae : oe y } at gt hy mt teh it; ati on f Bs: 398 st Tyre t . it uae iit jit iti ta: fii : * sige’ bir ae | i sts EF sis see IFT— ucttes 100 e have a remarkable ection, which we offer $100. They are gar- ts of type, character quality that command ch higher prices in the ket today. The num- available is rather ted so a _ selection uld be made immedi- ly. There are also a full-length coats ed. s used include Sil. Muskrat, Muskrat, cul and Northern (dyed coney.) ELINE’8—Thiré Foor. ae IFT— Slips ELINE’S—Main Floor AS | 1 | a § } 69 ; EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924. —_ - ——— . ly ar ae Sh Ei 4 ae Pe 7 eS all #: — ae The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH of} —— ee = — — _ = *, +++ +? : . . wees | ar" : 4-44 > ee +? ++ *. ++. *++++r8 * > and without collars. Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Handkerchiefs, 15c Women’s batiste Handker- chiefs in solid colors, embroid- ered and scalloped corners; ™% and *% inch hemstitched hems. Christmas Tree Outfits, $1.69 Consisting of eight frosted colored Mazda Lamps; com- ‘| Plete, ready for use. Turkish Slippers, 59¢ Women’s imported Slippers With leather sole, metallic de- on vamp and silk pom- pom; variety of colors. Strap Gauntlets, 59¢ Women’s chamois suede ric Gauntlets with strap Wrist, gored cuff and embroid- tted backs; splendid assort- Ment of colors; all sizes. Felt Slippers, 95¢ ees and moccasims, with designs and soft padded buckskin soles; Ameri- can Beauty, brown and royal /}blue; infants’ sizes 5 to | Misses’ ; 2. Glassware, 25c to $1.00 1, Plain crystal and decorated ‘| Glassware: flower bowls, vases, cut glass nappies, mar- de jars, mayonnaise sets, SUgar and creamer, footed bon- bon, etc. Neckwear, 25c¢ e of organdie Swiss, lin- 8, satin and sport materials. Neckwear, 59¢ . Collar and cuff sets of laces, Organdie and satins; jpacked in gift box. ft Avenue—Main Floor.) A bit (Furs—Third Floor.) An Important Sale of, Dainty House Dresses '—2 N extraordinary group of clever House Dresses —just arrived—of good quality gingham in smal], medium and large checks, also plaids. There is a delightful variety of style, including straightline, slip-on and surplice models; with Some show hand-embroid- ered designs of wool or silk, others feature solid color chambray collar and cuffs. ment of colors. Sizes 36 to 46. Good (Second Li Bubble Books, 29c A selection of ten different Books with fairy stories, com- plete with three phonograph records. | Mama Dolls, $2.98 Lifelike Mama Dolls, 16 inches high; unbreakable and have a clear voice. All are completely dressed. Goat and Cart, 59¢ Mechanical toy Goat, driven by an amusing little fellow ina Cart. TO] | 1 @ q fly Metal Dishes, $1.59 Set of Doll Dishes, consist- ing of 14 pieces, with pretty scroll design. of beautiful fur realized. It 1s There are others equally love- ly in Alaska red, cocoa, sand, taupe and black fox. $29.75 to Sleek mole and Hudson A — eS em a Guide Posts for Yuletide Shoppers ler evening newspa pers COMBINED ——— mm ee | —--- dream exact. higher Shirts. styles. A Special Purchase Presents Important Values in This Pre-Holiday Offering Fiber-Striped Madras Shirts HESE attractive Shirts are splendidly tailored of a closely woven madras, which has a neat fiber stripe in contrasting colors. fashioned in the neckband style, with French turnback cuffs. They will fit perfectly as they are cut full in width and length. Shirts like $ 95 these will make acceptable gifts, and they are exceptional 1 2 values at. English Broadcloth Shirts “ne ©# eee * @e @ -e *- @ @@mwhpeerenrereeeneeneeneneeeneee@eenereeeeet#eeee#er#eeeee Imported Cocoon English broad- cloth, which is of the highest qual- $1325 to $225 ity, is used in fashioning these They possess an attractive finish and are shown in white. In the collar-attached and neckband Sizes 13%4 to x 17. Special values at ye rts ~*~ All are A rich, lustrous finish gives these Shirts an air of smartness. They are very serviceable—laundering and wearing to your entire satisfaction. Neckband and collar-attached styles. In sizes 14 to 17%. All in neat colored striped effects. Special $9 49 WEES OB. . wndscteecusas’ (Men's Furnishings—Main Floor.) 85 assort- Floor.) ‘BR Se 2 Is , 4 | PL ASG - J Animals, $1.00 An assortment of cuddly Ani- mals includes dogs, horses, bears, cats and other woolly toys. >} ; od Parcheesi, 79c The popular game of Par- cheesi is a nice gift. Interesting to young and old. Tree Ornaments, 75¢ A box containing 12 beautiful assorted Tree Ornaments is well selected. | Cycle Rider, 98c Mechanical Motor Cycle with Rider, has strong spring and is brightly painted. f ifth Floor.) Leather Traveling Sets Samples Offered at Very Special Prices $3.00 to +1622 E special purchase of a complete line of these Travel- ing Sets makes possible this special selling. The Sets are of superior quality, beautifully made and completely fitted with brushes and other traveling necessities. The values are most opportune for Christmas shoppers. We ad- vise early selection. (Main Floor.) China and Glassware ) Are Often Needed and Always Welcomed 26-Piece $395 Dinner Set sd THIS Service is suitable for a small family and includes six each—dinner plates, fruit saucers, cups and saucers, one meat dish and one vegetable dish. Shows neat design on lightweight semi-porcelain. rs i oS eed wens sap ee One $7.95 rr ree ee $8.95 Cups and Saucers, 6 for...........-seeeeee: $1.00 gS Er Pe rp 39c SS, EE EEE SI er re .. -29¢ Appropriate Gifts for Men THE “Kum-a-part” Button is a favorite with many men for wear with soft cuffs; each pair has the name on the back. New designs are shown in our Christmas assortment—in sterling silver, enamel and gold-filled, for busi- ness, sport and dress wear. Attractively put up in gift boxes. 50c to $3.00 (Jewelry Department—Matin Floor ) _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_ ee ee Pug A as ———_ — a — DLE LL _ _ —_ — —— --= —_ —— An Attractive Sale of Women’s Smart Suit Blouses FORTUNATE purchase of manu- facturers’ overproduction and samp- les enables us to offer clever Suit Blouses of extraordinary value at this price, otherwise impossible, styles and ma- terials considered. Jacquette and slip- over effects in hip length are featured, with long and short sleeves. There are beaded, embroidered and contrasting col- or effects; plain veldenes; metallic and Georgette combinations, and others, in all the dark suit shades. Sizes 34 to 46. Extra sizes in dark colors and black may may be had chiefly in jacquette styles. louses—Third Fieor.) Popular Gift Suggestions From the Hosiery Department Granite Silk Hose, $1.95 UR “Granite” full-fashioned Hose are very popular with wom- en who prefer service weight—and rightly so, for they give unusually good service. The Granite garter blocks at the top pro- vide an extra reinforcement where the strain is greatest. Mercer- ized lisle tops, double soles and hi~h spliced heels. Black and fa- vored colors. Granite Chiffon Hose $1.95 Pair Made with the same _ care- ful finish and excellent qual- ity as the Granite service-weight Hose. The texture is sheer and fine; the tops are of mefcerized lisle; double soles and high- spliced heels. Granite’ garter blocks in the hem. Black and popular colors. Special Quality Service Silk Hose at $1.65 Pair "THESE Hose are recommended to give unusually good service, for they are firmly woven, and of excellent quality. Woven of thread silk, clear and even and of fine gauge; mercerized lisle tops, double soles and high-spliced heels. Black and popular colors. (Main F loop.) “Empress of India” Artificial Pearl Necklaces at $3.95 18 to 32 Inch Lengths ; Fe MPRESS of India” Pearls are our own French importations. They are in- destructible and have a beautiful luster; guaranteed not to break, peel or discolor. At this price we are showing beautifully grad- uated styles, in popular lengths of 18 to 32 inches that are highly acceptable as Christ- mas gifts. (Main Foor.) Silver-Plated Salt and Pepper - Shakers at $1.50 Pair ATTRACTIVELY designed in Colonial style, these Salt and Pepper Sets are heavily silver-plated and finished in hammer- ed effect. Each pair is attractively boxed, rendering them very appropriate for Christ- mas gifts. They are marked at a very low price. Silver-Plated Sugar and Cream Set, $5 A gift to delight the hostess is this Set, which includes silver-plated sugar and cream- er of large size, in hammered design, finished with applied border and gold lining. An at- tractive value. Women’s Fitted Cases For Gift Purposes sR ‘29:2 ONE of these Cases would be appreciated by the woman who travels continuously or occasionally. They are made of cobra grained cowhide, and are fitted with a 9-piece toilet set in amber or shell effect. These Cases are neatly lined with a substantial fabric, in tan, blue or cocoa. (Luggage Department—Fourth Floor ) Women’s Sports Hose $1.50 to $3.50 The sports enthusiast will ap- preciate the gift of Hosiery in one of the smart patterns and combinations that we are show- ing Our assortment is unusually attractive in Hose of wool, silk- and-wool and silk-and-lisle com- binations. (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) Mais > ore : ah toe wee

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: ’ Ci h d one other evening newspaper COMBINED DECEMBER @ i oa ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning an m a if | ie Bis Bar . 7 | { Knit and Cut Silk Ties box, ready for giving, in wonderful as- sortment of patterns. Jubilee Price.... = (Main Fleor, Main Store—Nuagents.) — Curtains jubilee Prices velour and Tapest Table Runners of eoebtnatione’s i}. Mace "naa Men’s $4.95" and $5.95 — Bathrobes ~ Men’s Lawrence : ket Robe, button- style; two pockets 4 $1. * Men's $2.50 English Broad- Men’s’Fiber Knit and Cut Silk Neck- wear, all packed, each in a Christmas $5.50 Dinner Napkins 22x22-Inch size Napkins—made of a fine quality of all-pure linen damask. Assorted patterns. $4 95 Exceptional valué, Gozen.....-sseeeeceeeeeeasers ° loth Shi $2.75 Damask « ot hirts 70-inch Damask of fine quality all-linen. $I 95 In a full range of patterns. A yard...... ° Men’s English Broad- 22x22-inch Napkins to match, a dozen, $5.95 ; (Main Floer—Nugents.) cloth Shirts, neckband . style, French cuff, in plain wt ii cord te:teiech sane 7 . = rere . eveeee ’ - AMAA! ‘ white only. Sizes 15 to ic Wyatt 1 oo | gn HHNaaidseseNee ea Tey ce + , | and medium. op } : f MH J bi - : ) © ti « ubilee Price Jubilee Price | : $398 98% (Matin Floor—N dies si f yyy ‘ ‘ : « . WAY i ee nt ‘ ' ree $ 9 le ’ { ity. A yy . WWad i} ay Ate, 149 AMA ’ i? : ’ oor VN att ‘a AAA OTTER ‘Tiseies thet DELL LLL LLY Teeny YY ery Ay ee Fi AAAAALA bdddddacees Win AYA) YVYYYY aint wy aaliintt ea i Van ASA AM TAY Sy HY f ome tn & range © tne patterns and are fink ed with thread and bulll 1B | Si. ‘ Each..---+: asia tata MV MAM 98) a ree ™ a. rts 4 al ° ve i - i ~ - ee eo te Hi Hy} VAAL) MT Ky iy HHF404 4444 HH one PANTY a , \ NM si Wy i vente ia cae ial ist, at My, fy fia i ANY ’ Ae I rT) AAARAL A, ’ Mi) . * ; Al ; : i ie : Waly ) ty hs HF ” ie WEF | (Main Floor—N agents.) _ Haas test Ad +y Hi ty Wea tahtit8s Hy Wy Wy ‘ Wh V4 O00 0 O44 MNS Niyyy rryyiyyyiryryy Ath ry Ay or My 1) eeanaee pout vn a beautiful tn all oa leading ¢ rs. . for doo nansines. oo an Me arap pillows. etc. ‘$4 4) refoussl Kid Gloves $ O8 ‘Glo V ( . pay v0 Gloves of finest French . ki 4. 2-clasp style, with heavy em- Good assortment of white and colors $2.50 Changeable Chiffon Taffetas. Yard ‘Silks °%: l S $2.75 Satin Canton Crepe—In black and col- ee Ge en. WENO, ou & cen eo 0 do ee $2.98 Crepe de Chines—In pink, flesh, ivory or black. 40 inches wide 10C Gift Boxes Ker hiefs mean ; ee BEE 5 >. oe broi mena: backs and full P. K. sewn. different y t vatist e; tractii re Signs; in white gift box. Jubilee Price.... $1.00 Gift Boxes Three pretty Handkerchiefs of ba- tiste or linen, in a variety of splendid patterns; white or sport colors; em- quality linen, fine batiste and lawn; broidered with pretty designs; appro- these come in solid colors, all white or colors: ma it Joc Child's Wool Gloves Pure zephyr wool Gloves for chil- Gren with fingers, long cuffs. These $2.98 Crepe Satins—In black and colors. 40 inches wide. | ? ™e eathe > ‘ hese are siight seconds priate boxing Jubilee or white embroidered in col- $1 ()() $6.95 Chiffon V ely ets $2.75 Satin Charmeuse armen a ee ea a swede ee e a -™ ‘tan grade of ; —«B9¢ ors. Jubilee Price . 40- inch all-silk Chiffon Velvets ~ f 77 40-inch heavy lustrous Satin $ ] 69 Children’s sizes. S9c and cordovan brown. opaque sar gpmamnn a . Jubile® Price®. .-cessaans a | Jubilee Price mounte == ey . ers and are 7 ft. long. $1 3 _ $1 Folder of $1.50 Armenian in Mi - nigidie's dark por rg In this a 2 % Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs colors ot a See ; pth $6.90) $3.95 Novelty | and 54 inches wide. In 5 retty variety of o “‘hree or six pretty r al e — 4 corner. Embroidered | embroidered Handker- | ,,E'C@ QEaUsy Bu Trefousse Kid Gauntlets 31. 50 Gauntlet Aa RE ; $2.9 to $3.50 Men’s Gloves Good quality Gloves for men ty suede or cape leather, out-seam sews, $1.25 Gift Boxes Three dainty Kerchiefs with elabo- rately embroidered corners; of good Window Shades 19c Sabroidered Handkerchiefs andkerchiefs of Dba- chiefs, in various with han@mad a ati , > - rs in lag tery $2.98 Black Satin $3.50 New Silks $5.98 Black Kid Gloves meal’ French xia | . Ow Novelty Geum $1.65 Artificial Sil tiste, solid sport ——* gg pst oo jan lace edge all olored borders and al tive foicer, nere r ; . , . white. Embroidered in — and pony be = Crepe 40-inch Crepe Satin, Canton Chiffon \ ely ets P Finest French Ki4 white and colors. ) ssortme os ae loves| in 12-button or Jubilee Price.... I5c "s 7 40-inch extra heary black Crepe and Crepe de Chines. 40-inch soft black Chiffon th b Men’s 75c Sport _ :; to-the-elbow length, dress Satin Crepe. In this | Im light and dark colers or Dress Velvets. In this Jubilee full P, K. sewn, perfect Handkerchiefs gale, yard | black. In thig Jubilee gale ubite 7 deed : lee we | Price. to 45 Inches wide. Beauth terns. Jubilee Men's 50c chiefs sale, Thursday fitting and with Paris « Handkerchie Handkerchiefs Fine quality put - point. or embroidered ates $ 66 $ 95 Several styles in tae emstitche te! neatiy } i 20.5 ea ™ ems. od hems 3 oe Edee -| Pre... fubiten Srtes "50c (Main Floor—Nagents.) Price (Main Fleor—Nagenta) , | patterns in white, ¢ r = end Arabian colors. gem Manskere | Men's Hanguerchtere | Ire finety with eyen $9.29 backs. A” complete | ore Diack, brown, mode | present populee's gg OR. | Rg th neat ders; io wean’ ‘aed sel range of correct and gray. Sizes 5% to Jubi- (Main F'loor—Nugents.) 31 00 Yard. : Watch The Biggest. Dress Event of the Sé@ason,... eae $40 Dresses $30 Dresses $25 Dresses $20 Dresses t lets of fine quality tm cqcepeppegl ge cat ported washable } ols-suede, styles with cuffs dain- 6, in short effects, trimm tily trimmed, full P. K. contrasting = sewn, and with em- broidered backs. Col- plique and Jacquard effects, also f styles. Beautiful range patterns and colors. ' 36 inches wide; yard. 65c, 75c Curtain Ne Artistic Curtain Neta, + .- — _ : = + - = —— » - : Se tin te hems Jubllee Price.. ne ag 80c Kirsch Rods Double style; extends to 48 inches. Dull fin Will not tarnish or ss Greatest Christmas Fur Sales 150 Fur Coats and Jacquettes eee Sale of Women’s Hosiery, Riaspaee Women’s Chiffon Bs: Hose > é , ; : -- | i ’ | $ v2 4 Te PS AR) Pe, Here’s vour chance to secure the 1 32 at Felt Moccasins (LaF \ syi8 4 ~~ finest guaranteed fur Coat or Jac- : a a ae iiged a ; f : é: | ) | quette at the prk ee of a cloth Coat. rt st Full-fashioned all-silk Came | Made of soft warm wool f: : we. =). "ae , gm ae fon Hose: in gunmetal witt padded soles, silk oe a nd rit : ? | “ya : A deposi t of 25 per c enot Ww ill hold : ~ Pe black soles and high- -spli ed. trimmings. Big varie y 7 oes x ae : | "g es cote wemgeewe Eiipen ie atau : a your purchase until Xmas if re heels. All sizes, 8% to 10% Quality unusual indee 6 Y - a. . . ee fy” , 3 a fp as «| eetee. A a Women’s Service — \ Made to Sell for Almost Twice This Price Weight Hose $9.00 Full- fashioned Service - Weight Hase w th lisle elastie top and reine forced toes, soles and heels. In black’ and all shoe shades. Sizes 8% to 10 Semi-Chiffon Hose Women’s full-fashioned Semi-Chiffon Hose with 45 : tops, reinforced toes, soles and heels. Sizes Men! Buy Thursday the best gift your wife, sister or sweetheart can desire! The Furs The Styles and Natural Muskrat Trimmings Natural Raccoon Long Coats or Sport Jac- Northern Seal (Dved C quettes, self or trimmed a eens (Dy oney) with Skunk, Squirrel, Fox, elactic y ; Muskrat and Australian In black and wanted shades. Caracul and Belly Squirrel Opossum. R14 { (Second Floor—Nugents.) “~ a Felt Juliets Made with either fur or rib! ming ber heels (“hoice of many} co! and Very special at Turn soles and ru | 39 The gift seeker will find ¢ an easy solution to her gift-giving problems by choosing Slippers from the complete assortments now ready. Many new and beautiful novelties are here. Priced up to 56.00. (Fourth Ff loor—Nuagents«.) ; (Matin Floor—Nuagents.) [The Big Lamp Sale—! es sf fany Halt-Price—s24 comics $7.95 Completa ) $5.95 Complete, ; ————— $27.50 Chir High-grade imported « XT . " ayes nai » eee Art Needlew ork A & Es Gift Silk Men’s and Young Men’s . MB] Seecnti Siar" Pretty Silk Pillows i 1? Ar Underwear Two-Pants| ; $55.00 China ‘ . — Our own importations, A wonderful offer. Good Of Crepe de Chine and artistic narrow border, lk Pillows in these pretty the, Special for the Jubilee Sale $3.00 to $5.00 ~~ ~ tee «ift Dinner Se 90-piece Sets Reseeaeasagctenaaaazat Home Frocks » 22 Wonderful assortment of manufacturers’ Sample Dresses in printed cotton fou- lards, suitings, and fine qual- ity ginghams. In attractive styles with long or short sleeves. In all wanted colors. Sizes 36 to 46. Jubilee Price... (Foearth Fleer—Nagents.) lew rose. burnt pen, Vellow, > . sill ~$ Ss. “DT On - be low price Beautiful Silk Pillows Extraordinary offer of pretty Ik Pill s in shades of new rose, Copen, orchid orange, maize, ‘Rape ts ROO L Fs ra black. et Smartiv trimmed wit h silk flowers and gathered eff Ss: clever sh es , Wonderful ‘Taffeta Pillows FEixceillent Copen, rose, yellow, black, etc.: smart shapes; Give Tapestry for Gifts Beautiful silk-finished tapestry pieces in attractive patterns and colors. Made itn Belgium. Size 12x12 Size 12x36 inch.... | 29¢ a ja 89c Size 12x27 Size 12x inch ceed 69c inch “e $i (Fourth Fleor—N ugents.) orchid. beautiful Oo! 7 rose, assortmem, in beautiful shades of orchid, orange, < 'o* verlyw trim med splend’d quality taffeta.» Pi ae T°. 4 Radium Silk A splendid se! Nighte: 8ilpover iJray ers an , of heavy qua! chine, also radii Um silk Step- lace shades. ee ee Dainty sar ia of Piccadilly eaten ins that are Pastel Several! et\ ‘rom these y cloth. Slip-over velope honeydew, chid. Seene others fects, lace trim. med... lainty Ch emise. at r) — orene cea Nightgown, En- extra size Step-In Drawers and — knee Bloomers; colors pi light blue and or- tallored ef- $1.44 (Fourth F loor—Nugents.) wns. ere rarmn TT’ 2 made of shadow Stripe Picca- to ch ‘ am : Step-in 9 ed, 2 Suits and Overcoats ~~ ~< $59 lo SoS 298 Ov ercoats New iodels, beautifully te in box-back wuister and ulsterette models as well as Chesterfields. Sizes 34 to 46. Suits Wide range of patterns. *ngie and double breasted. also English and conserva. tive modelia. Sizes 34 to 46 (Second Fleor—N agents.) 7.4) Values ; subtects fa sole decorations "$35.00 Di Hie. erade domestic @ecoratio -. New Prige Gtning service for 12 f $12 50 Tea Sets 23 Pieces Imperted finest chin aliever luster tint , ations colors; * Saucers,

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sa ‘ Anu J | = WEDNESDAY: | a Le — _-s- oC Fe —_—- : 7 ae Daily POST-DISPATCH wlone has 57,000 \ : .” os len! ., ; eats a $07,000 MORE CAPS Rgmeatetion than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “ \ , ‘ ~ i 1 T ] .! K M 8 2 rR a. : Fe %* . Fits “as a w an ae i i R mu | Oe heel t : m6 OCU th ' ti, ' ; ————— 7 f = - = Tt tl ‘ea ss. \ tip ' ist ; ’ an. 2 one: Curtains ) New Millinery ra Wonderland Rugs , . : . Nien c $+ 95 Smart Faille Silk Hats, Satin Hats, ‘i ae F ; i Ben aline a mbi " oung and old will find pleasure in wandering through this land & nd Co inations of make-believe. Toys from all over the world here for your selec- and $5.95 Jubilee Prices Dress Hats, tailored Styles, sport effects. $ 45 tion. See big Jim the elephant. Hear him play his hand organ ‘ | . t Trims—embroidery, flowers, laces novelty orna- and bi : . , | ) . , bass drum. Jubilee Pric Bathrobes . | Velour and Tapestry ments, clever bows, plaitings and corded effects. ihesh! ein tities ea: hie selene ae es Colors—cranberry, penny, y, PD y, browns, Copen, rose, himself. A 25¢ ticket entities the child to a sur- i wie $97.50 Royal j nn r Table Ru - tees hae: we prise package. Very wonderful toys. A blue pack- age for the girls and a pink package for the boys. Blan. | > ie | Made of combinations of " et Robe, button-to-neel ur and tapestry. Neatly tere Ce eS ee Wilton Rugs med with gold 7 NY) ) mm " paids. Each Men’s Lawrenee ‘ ny ’ OTT ‘ ‘Gai 9 = 2 ft. size. made of an / . figbeescerar, ‘ hee excellent quality wool yarne. Wt Perwan and Chinese designs in beautiful color combina- tions to match, practically nf + anne HH any color scheme. Juptiee Aah Ohad eneen gens A AN ; Ve Price. => _- --* tvle: two ckets . | iets and ‘ey ‘ \ bd all - -—s = — ~~ - -_ —_> ' \ . : ‘ Ay YY YY “We #4) went Ay +ihee8 ’ i i ry ‘ } ’ ' ' ‘, Cy NVYTT TY Ay PAN RR yy Fy wenaccecyyh ; } $ ‘ WAM EB SRR a TE a ee Pe ae c 5 ‘eat htt DO Oe O88 e% 08 eaeeede ‘ A) itnttt pa ee ‘ ‘ YY) My NYY) i A y onan j | Pach..-+++- eseeere > 1.33 ; ta —— : ) ene ; ; HY My i $59.50 Seamless Wilton all $3.50 and $3.95 BARGAIN BASEMENT ' : he Drapery Damask BARGAIN BASEMENT 2 re psi best Se kid Gloves This beautiful Drapery grade Wilton Velvet Rugs, finest French Stasis tor doorway , kw mM c 1) d () U S S d | ow @ { S | | k S | T () B s sneoetel ortetah sala pee SS leno Sz CS Th d Offering 17,890 Yards “tte bal 2 agp er 2 =H , , urs. Values, 32.00, | oo Men's Te a wise tarts UTSQAY $2.50, $2.75 and $2.98. All Crisp, New and the Most Wanted Kinds Seemann ity Gloves tor men re Window Shades Carpet Sweepers finished tn leat} mahogany cases. With good oe? Out-seam sewn, These are slight seconds of stitches A A Purchase Just Made by Our Silk Chief, Comprising More Than 17,000 pees —— brush. c and embroldere =? oft ¢ , a . iy Spe ae $1 7 c i} tie beter erode ofl Yards, From the Largest Silk Importers and Converters in New York City ce . /} mounted on guaranteed roll- Congoleum Rugs i 2 20 ni sila > By, . vk , ‘ and are 7 ft. long. 48 $2.89 Spiral Crepe—In new Fall colors or black. 40 | Basement $2.98 Changeable Satin de Paris—I pn beautiful eoslor $x12-ft. size. These well- : $1 2) and ad 54 inches wide. In . . LAG various oolors. eh inches wide. ° ' eombinations. Y > Recutital deciwin ane $1.50 Gauntlets ous Silk Sale ations. Yard wide. peautitel crclans one Sema St dec een $1.65 Artificial Silk 2.50 Navy Blue Dress Satins—Yard wide. $2.50 Extra Heavy Crepe de Chines—In new light Jubliee Price $13.95 az washable cham. Jacquard effects, also plain $2.50 Colored Dress Satins—In more than 20 new 4 and dark colors or black. 40 inches wide. $45.00 Axminster Rugs , a Handsome Rugs of a deep, shades to select from. Yard wide. | | $2.98 Black Flat-Thread Crepe de Chines—40 inches Tent wearing yarn. ‘Come tn $2.50 Silk Changeable Taffetas—Beautiful soft \ wide. color comb nando Jubllee Price .. ° - -_ cael —_— > -_ — - ss 7 aan > - a 1 ed with thread an‘ (Matin Floor—Nugents,) Piique and stitching, 86 inches wide; yard. Beveral styles in the — ae 65, 75¢ Curtain Nets lee $1 O0 Artistic Curtain Nets, 386 co See : ; to 46 inches wide. Beautiful er oo upemtn.) patterns in white, cream and Arabian colors. Yard. *eeee Y@ Watch 80c Kirsch Rods Particulars se cxrende 38 to 48 inches. x Will not tarnish or rust. Set ( : (Third Filoor—Nugents.) ‘ital ols-suede, in short cufe styles. Beautiful range of thread silk. Yard wide. aa effects, tri a ceatrasting gymere “aol patterns ané colors. 97¢ $2.75 Satin Canton Crepe—In black and colors. 40 inches wide. $2.50 Radium Silks—In dainty shades of pink, or- $35.00 Seamless Velvet chid, sweet pea, Nile, maize, ivory or rose. For Rugs §x12-ft. size. Woven seam- undergarments. 40 inches wide. Selection “ot svete ane and color blendings., $23.95 $2.00 Black Satin Charmeuse—Heavy, lustrous dress eb crayon. 0 ae quality. 39 inches wide. | 5c Genuine Congoleum 9-ft. wide Congoleum of good, heavy quality. Neat selection of the latest designs Remember, Bargain Basement! Special Display! Extra Salespeople! sod colorings. “Setilon “AA (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) , ird Floor—Nugents.) ee ee ee eo ee ee ee ee ee te $?.00 Brocade Satin Damask—In new two-tone col- ; orings. Yard wide. lt i eh i he heh he eh ee he ee ee dh i i i i i i i i i i i ei LL DL i ein i itp iii 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 ee te te tn tn te i i i te i i Ml Pe EE Ee i i i i i i a i i i i a —T—_-_r- >t - - - - - - - = Ul Oe le of BARGAIN BASEMENT J wa alliemae osiery Sale of 2000 Girls’ Winter | Coats ‘Thursday Is the Day: Shoes! obese $4.00, $5.00 wie SS ; Hose Po we and $6.00 as et Just the Styles the Girls Want > 4.00 ? ze @ for School or for Dress Wear. AA Tremendous Makes | [AE ll-fashioned all-silk Chif- ; ce" veseure | ose; In gunmetal with See Polairs soles and high-spliced ou 65s Herringbone . All sizes, 81% to 10. | Cheviots , Twos ee chase of 1500 pairs of wom- en’s and girls’ high and low Shoes at a frac- tion of their worth. Some are factory rejects from the “yam — Brown Shoe Co., others first quality. ‘ 4 A new pur- an'Z |, Plaids “Y\y.¥, en’s Service Ferman age ai¢ht Hose $ 00 ty) In plain and fur-trimmed models 200 NG for Fall and Winter. . All styles. All Segue egc guages uus™ » Dolls re. : beige or gray suede, black or brown ° You Will Find— 1 Mama Jointed Dressed oe hed Tight ‘tem, satins, ical 95 | aK i a | ae calf, kid and patent leathers, and \ ANY ass SI. 5 ‘ Prettily Dressed Mama Dolls with non- PLE others. Styles for every occasion. colors for children. >; s d 7 to 14 ‘e —ae ar . - - 3 breakable heads, iimbs aan hands. Fine | e oe ps Misses, 814 to 2: Women’s an ’ capyy FA Ado d1.40 Amas Tree Light Outfits ee ake natan te ee a és (acute Soseneeeaiaes ' ; ~~ “le ~ 7 ni ™ he ervic e- W elght (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) + - long curly wigs and moving eyes isle clastic top and rein- 8 colored electric light bulbs, complete $ ] em Lovely Dressed Dolls ¢ | 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, ip iin i i ip i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i 0 Ss >| , . 7 soles and heels. In black : with plug and cord. Ready for use. with moving eyes, with pretty shades. Sizes 814 to 10, Sale price curly wigs, also bobbed wigs. Ac- J bi ° Limit 2 Outfits to a Customer. tual $1.59 to $3.00 Dolls, choice at. 7 Gi : | Jubilee Be Hose | Sales China and Glass | | ; . . Saal | | Sateor Housewares Blackboards on i ‘Dell High Chairs, nat- Chiffon Hose with lisle Sale of wi oc ceae eee ne TE Bt get $ 90 Mame Dolls Rely Pol rious § >. Pa | d } eels ' 7 —onenlrnne EES . nt n nonbreakable aaiae oainaaens1 ae Ve A 750 Im O za = eeoeanabe Vases 1 Special for Boys = SS a" “si Ba Piece Cereal Sets ww Beautifully , — oH | : Imported, first quality, white . - - = Gilb 6- p . (Matin Floor—Nugents.) as ——_—— - = —— pa Po * a re |p poet EY vy te ey egg Bean oN $1 00) S : | f ¢ | orations, 6 lar e : ae : : ty, Gil- pecial tor Uiris , real Jara, 6 amait § Al 69 “ iil seizes. Gale l modeled in porcelain, with neat finished dee- shapes; average | f - > Ee. | be rt’ SS t eh 8 ~arpentry ——_—_———, spice jars, 1 salt box, 1 vinegar bottle, 1 oll | \ 5 £ & cw y eer oe 0 Tae. e| | £ % Outfit, Ford Me- 9-Piece I pholstered Rettesa A ae ee — > nid we 7 with cola ©: aad | wr 0 9 os a $2.56 Doll Furniture Sets; complete ‘ wax 8 - bottle; 16 pleces....... 7 o--4 - ee — = ; . r . “ . . ) | eos Very be , ' Doll’s Wash Stand Outfits, | vail 95 Complete 1nd AS. 19858 WV) 7 Choice, : nll ~ with wash rags, towels, china q | >I Cony CX Kettles 95 C / + ars) ORS Hie —_ bowl, pitcher, ete. LI iei8 Made of pure seamless alumi- : omplete ; b Song ~ ” Child’s Red Chairs; panes Song Seen handles, highly finished. Plain - ath 9 , m PERE Pe ae ~ Horseshoe or Pitchem Large Set of Paints, also Rockers; well with a records. $ | \ ws lar e 4. uart size $27.50 Chir “inner Sets—50 Pieces Game, most interest- $I he crayons, etc. $I — Sale $3 value, | | } ge q Le. _ Mish-erade imported and so beautifully Gecoraped with ing. Sale price.. “h ; ~ > price , price all for While 400 SBarrow conventional be:uer design. Those nee@ing a Dinner Complete Set of excel- Artificiea ~Brepay 2 megs ere” last Service for 6 ‘rsons ill find these ee lent Tools for boys. Artificial Xmas Treen; Most Complete Selection A Complete Set of China — — tl Xveptional phon eat es at hig Be $19.95 Sale price Sl well branched on $I are — ~ a aa cc meoka. Decorated Dishes; Also ry] $1 50 Food $7.00 Cuckoo ——— ee S : . . — : ee a m™ : n ary minum Tea Sets; . : : . Rucgby Footbalis of —_-— Kaives and Forks, _ le ic $55.00 China Dinner Sets—100 Pieces / genuine leather, with | | Imported Set of Beau- Spoons, Etc. 20 | sale price ----..+-+:++- Choppers 4 ULOCks is Our own importations, finest quality Bavarian china wit pore om $I Siectus in be $1 00 eo pox... OE ee ate hina an 2 a other "Musi. Family size Large 17% oval clocks with e@uckoco . an uBi- ’ aap: _ im DOX.. . Also Friction Animals; Accordions Choppers with shape self-basting every half and © narrow border, floral and conventional de orations. bladder ce - - — wa ; © ns 1 it : aa chol at cal Instrumen extra knives to ARQ idea) gift Dinner Service of appreciation. ece Sets Doll Sulkies. well made with at. : jae cenwe aa, ee neal 39 rubber-tired wheels. $i . Self-Stecring Sleds; aium and browning, - $1.50 Book Ends $1.69 Nut Sets Bale price *e° ™ ‘o. with steel runners coarse Roman +>) pemsects ia full sa af seep. ge Eg oN eo ", if om ig La Stable “with 2 animals: , Sol? decorations; felt | any finis nu — ted Tey Salling , , “e ace Alay : ke large importe Iso Jazzhbo Jim Coon always acceptable | nickel-plated nut cracker and hat actually $i Sager. Doth for $I we Cc eat er Choice, 6 picks. ‘ a ” o283 / nesetessess-- 91.00 | Gompiete sete ...... S119 12 Cone-Shaped Electric Xmas Lamps Imported Steam Engines: @ | KN Houses $35 00 Di r S ts—100 Pieces Ceek Steve, good size, com- upright or horizontal style, m Ar Migh-erade leggy anne! oe small pink rose and spray plete with cooking $1 Large Cone-Shaped Xmas Tree Bulbs—Bright Tungsten $ N Seeerations New Princess shape with complete $21 50 utensils type; in green, blue, purple, orange and white colors; fit all Enamel Tea Sets * bee 1 Novel Swiss cottages; ain ing service for 12 persons eee Rete = > > . + poe el ne ee eee eee iat... ed importe : prophecies the > i ' an ' ov - » - 2 4 » o>. J il : ai _ * o uaiity; 15 len : $12 50 Tea Sets inch oadl aewia, fine manos: in box; sale price, sesesess ‘ Seseehses weather. Very at- fy ’ , finish > c t =} @] . - . SScecsbesect A “nd fo : . ‘ . 23 Pieces aA ye pag Hemet ‘Tecbiver NV x © R | d ; . 3 tractive. Special. S Imported finest china, full | and matchbox holder. $1.65 : $1.50 Miniature Railroads ‘Sllover luster tint designs in | Not set up tX. +2 oth | : i | $5.00 | , $1.75 Wear-Pver 00 Bird Various colors; ¢€ cu | ts {dived : ; ; ps, 6 S1.25 Smoking Sets; oxidize | : | ™, ¢€ plates, teapot, | OF brass finish, large tray, ci- . Circle of tracks, complete with . . MaGe of heavy Atl dDrass: round num with aluminum covers, bail i r tainer, as receiver . 4 . ‘ and creamer. $7.95 | anéd matchbox stand. strong iron engine which has . 3 ' Made of pure #eam- | chest aluminum shape with wire an Sete ' Complete sets , , : ° 4, 2 ey ea guaranteed spring ; also $ ] less aluminum; co- | lerge 9% seed geuarde Extra Special! onl 2 ecach A bi ates dhemes While. 26 M0 Balad or Fruit Sets, 7 Pes. (4m: wens t,.- : tats eine. SEL spect srouna ... $3.49 Large, fancy edge. dee Bow! and 6 + : eeteeeeneeer “ r serving dishes P with . tee 65c Coal Hods $4.00 and ‘$6.00 Roasters . es and floral center ‘ . 4 . Heavy galvanize roa Made of « grade tai- te Sm Ghee ok ae 79c = $1.86 Doll Buggics—Folding, with hood and rubber-tire $1 00 ne teed ae 39 nese cider ae 2.89 OUsehold, 7-piece Sets.... wheels. Gale price ? (Main Fleer, Tey Shep—Nagents.) strong bail handies.... 07 © (Fourth Fleer Annex—Nuagents.)

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DNESDATY DECEMBER 3, 1934 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ’ WOMAN FREED FROM JAIL _ om | HEALING CREAM, somseorsx cmona || te - AN, STOPS CATARRE ee = ec Th es en 66, Xo : a ee ns ' x, a . 499 7 SOS Se, eeeeemeee I 2 a NOR he Slove of the CHVISunNaAS SPI AeA AGR EY. Clogged Air Passages Open at | Fast St. Louis, was returned to her 2 = S Once—Nostrils Cleared. igo ees a pireedin oo Shop Early—Only 18 More Shopping Days Until Christmas Mail Out-of-Town Presents Now cs. a If vour nostrils are elogged and| with Federal Judge English to rour head stuffed because of ca-|commute a gpepye se emer Poe ACKAGES will tarrh or a cold, get Ely’s Cream her last week for ? ‘ > Balm at any drug store. Apply a/tion. Mrs. Potos had been fined be wra Pp p e d, | } } f } Coats little of this pure, antiseptic, germ- $250, but being unable to pay was ‘ d CW | ment O O e S LN age cream into your nostrils sent to jafl Friday night. She weighed = stamp- and let it penetrate through every | could have secured her liberty es ed at the Accommo- ” Be i Mod l “air passage of your head and mem- |. fter 30 cays. . \ inar Values and Beautiful eis Bay whe og time social dation Desk, Base- em, More of Those Extraord y branes. Instant relief. It was the third How good it feels. Your head is | workers had interceded in her be- ment. A bra nch clear. Your nostrils are open. You | half b : f the children. Twice . ~ 4 : 105 sf n. half ecause of the cnmiiaren. 4a : . 3 breathe freely. No more hawking |icrore liquor was seized at her postoffice is also a | ; Garth vicld like magic Don't sty | confectionery. bution previous cc- it] located on the sec- : eens terese,"? O8t SK |inimes. Soda! workers ia xc me |] ond floor. Use Shae AEE : ) Assortment of 12 My aa arrested again they fag y- lt - Gaoy s TE HAVE been extremely fortunate 1n securing an- Christmas € eS eee ew : . : EAST S 3 W other shipment of stunning fur-trimmed Coats that : 50c Loosen Up That Cold $50,000 ‘DAMAGE BY FIRE David and John Anderson p e : : | 5 oS are equally as wonderful values as the $85.00 Coats that With Musterole AT CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Ginghams | Pe) ME GAA proved so popular last week. These Coats are in the fash- : eo ae Ts Minetivdie habty when |e | | | Se ionable new Drongo with large wolf collar and cuffs, like Vandervoort patealll cold starts. It has all of the ad- Lumber Plant, Three Dwellings and INE quality Ginghame in | we} 4 . : ye ° | : vantages of grandmother's mus- Six Barns and Garages k checks, plaids, blocks and “Mi Ja tee © the model illustrated. Other distinctive models have smart, die-stamped and engr . plain col Cards and envelopes tard plaster WITHOUT the blister. Destroyed. rt ae aie z QF , : ‘ (Peta . oor ines lors. Ginghams offer- x 2 “Gg Ne - i - e . pay " You just apply it with the fingers. *°~™ Si oees hat | ao . ing splendid choice for sinenaia’s 7 ie Te i luxurious tur trimmings ol bear nies natural muskrat and Box, each bearing ac — ; insti a Coats at $55. Nt) | Oats at a n hee of the back or joints. sere read of the filam = , ‘i. cae & muscles. sprains. bruises, chilblains. frost- hers ee S5c .' ard - ors pe us O n le 4: ‘ x | taaitemeat | bs Bathrobe Cloth this makes a most accept- Glove Shop—First 6 BELLANS | mer Minister of Home Affairs, who able oft. s s — for ee fe ee Sreee Geath 2 ‘ i For the debutante— | PONT forget to bay . > Sure Relief KILLED AFTER RESCUING NINE . | WBNS” \ for the young girlhome | 5. Vorg | $7 Yard Carer tor ga ees dase . i ee | . 4 I a ‘or oli- | | : | tissue paper, fancy qo, itis » E LL-AN S IlHinoisan Perishes in Fire After He | ; ie ~~ of from s chool for the : | Christmas stalls, ares, ” made to ju ad ? _ ‘Had Saved Children, \S Se da ¥ 8, these feather 4 | Tan, rose and lavender | eager ere pose’ Shirts from which "aides an fb , > Rete fh S\\ a Fans are delightful | grounds with floral de- | ages. Half the aul | George Bierman Jr., 42 years old, | 4 = iw | be Ef SS . (‘hristmas gifts. In all = SW Ue ae ) Signs = contrasting col- tivences of a gift ¢ \ marvelous as a prominent farmer living fiv 6 : Sf. Ray the delicate shades to material. 27 inches wide. | ors. 36 inches wide. om its wrappings, so Goat : miles west of here. was burned te 1 : Ay. = Yy* le ae ' By +435, per 7 Flannel Shop—Second Floor. let your supply run - ure being shown nec death shortly before midnight last : PP ss blend beautifully with sl) £3 d the : : i'night when his home was destroyed = = \ . evening frocks: one- we l tind them sae first floor at Nin by fire. _- | : : | i 4 | Bierman descued his nine chi!!- 5 Sa : pas stick style with compo- 7 dren and ran back into the house | ' — } “ ‘ sition shell han d | es 1] H T Off d 6. da : itunes ta | l \ ats ere hurs “He Make Your Selectt for his pocketbook riieiandl A ° : fel shim! The fire started ! Eye n good effect. fell in on him. The fire started in Offered Specially for trimmed . : fo Insure , “ ashes that had been dumped in the | : smoke-house. Thursday f Handbag Shop—First Floor. ms Men’s Slip-On | P. S.—Chantilly Lace Fans in the Colonial shape, : Sweaters ae : Man ufacturer S Regularly $6.50, for Hair Transformations large assortment of Ze enc 75¢ Packages Everywrere patterns in a soft, fleecy Boment In the Basement Millinery Shop i Men's HILDREN’S Hats, as well as wom- en’s Hats are included in this as- O U T L ET S A L E , 4:23 Le ~ — ih 4 95 sortment which we have marked at this Pencil, 100 ters In tht if 3rY ) Transformations that enable amazingly low price for quick disposal. 4 x WOMEN’S HIGH-GRADE SHOES tia - bed patent, black satin and ygpne semetlthr P. S.—Oil manicure competently done in our Millinery Shop—Basement. Sporting Gopds Shop— | . _—aa. ta | shop by skilled operators, 50c. is composition ivoy Up to $8 Values | | ? ws and ties. High ay . IN i Sy ~~ Special Sale of ; and enameled top. 2: a ‘ 7 a Node ween) Ly Ne , \ ace. 26 - fo oe , and COC erring =Pene , ” — Sd She - NA err soses pee - : : and Knife Seé r ; 0" « .* 4 ; ; ~ °. _o ' A - aa ° . ° @ *.* . . rt : . — , . . WwW: ~ ec ee ; : ~ ¥ 3 Come ‘ : -" Sastogss ~sae Site ese nN AMX z . ZZ - _ ‘ S 3 Fs SP: \ see ES YY), BPE AAS ACGUES Bh x attractive gin : mt ‘ ‘ i ot ° . ; ss - . box | | - sees ! & | i . | : Vandery Up to $10 Values be | Pans = : ) zm f-4 igo VARIED assortmel The newest footwear mod- —slightly soiled ‘ ls, dainty short vamp pat: rg bs ee pis 2 - — (Ee C — ae ees 1 “TP hursday—Christmas Sale of 1OQO0O“Mama Dolls” | nitive. Some ae! '» $3.90 and $4.90 Santa Makes the Toy Shop His Headquarters—Come In and See Him. ry They este haan 1 ble G [PoLLs children will treasure always for they have such engaging qualities! Then the price is so emphatically low, permit- Table Group ting a range of choice among prettier Dolls that none can buy,at these regular selling prices! Nine different price groups ess and three-qua che ae grt —and in several instances, choice of several styles—dresses in various colors! | length sleeve styles 4 ; | A r ca shone C No little girl should be without one of these wonderful Dollies. light colors and coloré o -*~ “i 4 XK { Some of these Shoes aold for as high as $6.00. . Composition | Baby Doll, | ‘‘Girlie’’ Doll | Sleeping Doll; | Sleeping Doll, | Sleeping Doll, Sleeping Doll, | Sleeping Doll,; Boy Doll; binations. M 4 head, arms, | dressed in| in pink silko- | composition | fully dressed; | 9 r gandi e| pretty fancy | printed organ-jdressed in ak any ares ceived bythe bo : | —, W183) frock, lace-| voile dress:| di¢ dress;igingham and | 5°Fa and ribbon trimmé Rugby mth 6 | set’ Doll. that trimmed; bon-| mohair wig; | Disque head; |percale romp- | Splendid to wear in » fey dress, bonnet, | socks, slip- | trimmed; bon- | legs; mohair | mohair wig:{\ers and hat ’ pers ; composi- net, socks, | wig; bloomer | does not go | net, socks) socks, bonnet, bonnet with socks and home during the om ‘ Finished in a p age ” tion head, sippers. As | dress, bonnet. | to sleep. As and slippers. | slippers. As il- | lace. As illus- slippers. As il. | Weather. i ‘Materials used illustrated. arms, legs. illustrated. As illustrated. | ilustrated. As illustrated. | lustrated. | trated. lustrated. of Equipped with bi $2.95 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $5.50 $6.00 $7.50 | $9.00 | $3.00 | Tmei¥. £600 te SAME caster brakes. 6 Toy Shop—Basemen ‘ * a P. $.—Special for boys! Wonderful Drums that boys will love, in @ Variety of sizes and prices. sweater Shop—Thiré Ficeill is’ sizes. | white organ- | }:.,, i ; | legs; gingham | gis and lace: line dress, lace | head, arms, |

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WEDNES 3 EDNESDAY _— . DECEMBER 4 Yhoq ie 3 DECEMBE. R 3, 1934 tne Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ie, \ 5 a J rr)“ pty: ) OE gS Sag Ase en _,. Nou! (FRG Chie Stove a the Chrisimas Spivit” FEA eR PAEES be I} Here, kvery Act id very Thought Goes to Make Your Christmas Shopping Easier Shop Early—Only 18 More Shopping Days Until Caristmas. Mail all Out-of-town Presents Now! | To Give Housewives | | ee ‘eS Krinkle Bedspreads" Assortment of 12 Boxed : Y | | | ———_ ———— — Pe ‘¥ =) Wy. (2x108 at $10.95 Christmas Cards — | | ee) Ay 90x108 at $12.95 50c i ames! Ps : mo . — == ys / i OLORED Krinkle Bed- ; URNED base, gilt fin- — tae —— = A | These Boxes are kno r : ly 2 — WAG Z 1 O— spreads of artificial sulk ; and liked by th mj ished. Silk shade | CWS" EE os 3 a | | C/I H Eee RS ced b ousands of ; : a 1 4 \ \ ZB a , = WY | } in Jacquard stripes. A gift — : andervoort patrons, Twelve’ f with deep fringe. Your \ ‘J | oe : : — a yy, IVAN | | that will please the house- Ris lie-stamped and engraved! ra F f i Cards and envelopes to choice of several patterns. wives because Krinkle Bed- | we Bech ve a cheery” | Two lights. \ B ——— ~ spreads do not muss easily stmas greeting. i : | \\ mS A : I | | SZ Ui NW, . at | ? ' , Stationery Shop—First Floor, _ C ] F | ’ oN | y MS CTT Yi 77, ——Yj ff pam XQ Lt ue . and do not require 1roning. ; ompiete— . GU % : ’ YY == OSE =) CaM | e ry . | \ \ . | Ss SCO | Zi Rose, blue, lavender and gold color. i | ; rj “ — —_ = ij ) J — . ~ . ’ “\ \} j , » ’ - 4 ; . ‘ ~a ee . ’ ae 7 j j jf ~ ~ ih » , - . : ~ aaa _y i / j . Ss / ==\\ : a a— Ni / ff) Yi) I | ers oO — Ba > j fs —_— , -— fj as i j ~~ 4/44 / f > eo “ ‘ ~d - - 4 j ‘ ~ . Siti Z “ oases . — - ~ j Z * = ;, “a _—— —_ , . . 4 / j . j f) - J _— s ff j j j " j - aa | , ae Me A rf ; - ' —s j / SS ssi Blanket Shop—Second Floor, —_——— lamp Shop-—Fourth Floor. : - iv> ~ ee Toys 2 . “a + o“ v) WIG Y Uyex hristmas spirit in their at ap ) | — 7 fecal u $5. ractiveness. They ' arise Shop—First Floor, | A Custom Made Shirt | Hand-Carved Walnut Spinet Desks known wWrinuedl’ Miles 9243. each kind. All- over designs. _ | ; | : : | for His Christmas | O NLY because this purchase was made in con- | As ] SS Velvets $37 50 D°x7 forget to buy | pat ae | junction with a tremendous contract order, eamie ° a , Cnetennne i oO would please him more than a Shirt | is such a low price possible. As mtrates Seamless Velvet Rugs, fringed 4 ends. ‘Taupes, tissue paper, fancy cord, Christmas seals, cards, | 4 made to just fit him. Just bring one of his | Solid walnut, beautifully finished in dull-waxed $ 75 | rose and blue. Small figures. Size 9x12. gummed and silk ribbon ( . 1.2 _ 7 ; : . . : to wrap your gift pack- Shirts from which we can take the measurements. effect.. 38 inchesin length. Full-size drawer lined : Erclusivela at on walt bo — . | +f with solid mahogany. Finely finished throughout, Wilton Rugs | V : ler “ 4 P ; ' it i ry ’ A, : 4d ii , , - ‘ i i ( j , j 4 it >? ’ ’ | ' ty ' - i] 7 ; | } ; . . > ‘ | ; | ye 7 I : | | " > \ : ‘ : ‘ x “s~ , . : ; —- ? ; 4 > ; be a ~ , ; “« . at, “oe 4 7 Oe an / ‘~ “¢ - - ” > J ¢ » © | y | . 1 Ch " S lli f ; | I oO ‘ J} 4 pect ristmas Se ng ; ’ ’ Eac h A* IMPORTED. novelty for handbag or writing 7 i nf : H | | 2000 Electric Bulbs desk. Pencils are sterling sil- ver with enameled stripes in : 3 BY: : | 100-Watt Bowl-frosted Bulbs, special " various colors. The bookmark A Wiss | | 40-Watt Round Amber Bulbs, special . is Composition ivory with decorative sterling silver | : ———— i FM i= | 7, 25-Watt Round Amber Bulbs, special, Special Sale of + Hp C Pry , | 50-Watt Clear Nitrogen Bulbs, special, Sh i and enameled top. Set, complete, in gift box, $4.00 | =a @: Nitrogen Bulbs, §} a S Enameled | Enameled and Be 26OéOSStferling Pencil | S§terling Pencil, and Knife Set Bookmark and Seal Sacques : oy attractive gift $4 In attractive gift $5 ) : . box | Vandervoort's Jewelry Shop—First Floor. At ve Price VARIED assortment | mare to Plense at Christmas | Periien For Women —slightly soiled from a oe gad Bicycle A Genuine Victrola in Vandervoort’s Own Exclusive | Cowhide Gift Suitcases itted and hand crochet- 7 Console Cabinet---A Special Christmas Offer They come in sleeve- | ; . $ v= 90 to» $36 ) 1 : $s and = three-quarter . ; | $945 Delivered 575 Down and At,One 5 14.25 Choice of pth sleeve styles in fs =e ji \ OTHING 1] bh re | to Your Home $12 ad Month Special Price 2 yee Two Styles ht colors ; 7 = 2 T NG Wi e mo | : <iailsiailiataas and color come ; “ARS, N enthusiastically re- | HINK of it!—a genuine Victrola in a beautiful Italian cabinet. Mahogany—graceful in | Pe U dace ee styl yori A het +. : ates i og + 9 wo dis - and ribbon trimmed. ftived by the boy on Christmas morn than a fine peck ee constructed. A large cabinet, 48 inches long, 36 inches high, 24 | left for men, the Ohe at Fight for wedsens ain sndid to wear in the. 4 pusby Bicyc ‘le. inches p. | to suit their individual needs. Two strong straps me duri th ld - Doors at either end enclose large record | Divided top allows access to operating | ground entire case. Shirt fold in lid. Beautifully ; sa ee "Finished in a pretty maroon or tan color. Finest | ent containing four 10-inch and | parts without interfering with Console ef- | ); 9 26 inch ai 4 ther 3 1s ike compartment of | 2B | lined, 24 and inch sizes. Both types are Suit materials used throughout, to last for years. | four 12-inch record albums. Center door | fect on either end. A ‘beautiful Cabinet, | gases worth much more, offered Thursday at the one i - ; —_ eC | $975—special during this Christ- » + eal nerly, $6. 00 “upped with bicycle stand and New Departure slips under sound chamber leaving it regularly $27 Pp | low price. Dope play tg : mas offer P. S.—Make Vandervoort Laggage Shop your head- , : ‘. . . ‘ . , 7... *% Now, $3.00 to $7.50 ster brakes. Good, heavy tires. In boys’, men’s, | open. quarters for Christmas gifts. ’ ei Music Salon—@txth Floor. SIZCS, Luggage Shop—Basement. eater Shop-—-Third Fiecer. erin eats shah a = aes pote ay aes Luggage Shop——-Basemen' ! —— : ——— : = . a mations. Many are an- |

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saopee Wr > wale @ rPONESDAY, i ° 2 , ean a Ne " ; z m - on tian Lie morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED DECEMBER g, 4 PECEMBER 3, 1974. : . teed 77 (ii —— —_ -—S—- er rr —_— SWEETEN MURDER | SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 11. AND 18. wry Rugs for Oe | CASE GOES 10 TRIAL Decorations - ' 3 , Should Be C r ee In Our Favor Section pe // Hh. @ In large cc ee a @ The many things needed mestic or imported, we @ Bg? . St. Louis’ dominant “ Defendants, Woman and Form-.| to make the home. table and gift Rugs that wif ? t tree more festive f Christ- | Be Pastor Charged With | | © tn Widest wv We Give Eagle Stamps ‘and Redeem Full Books | or 92 00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise — ) highly. ae | mas are here in widest va- Killing Her Husband. rlety—novelties of newest | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Article s Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West. kinds. Sixth Flees > Ry a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch | ee eae Thursday—Extraordinary Groups for Those Who Would Like to Give The trial of Lawrence M. Hight, | former Methodist minister, and | - e ° Mra. Elsie Sweeten. for the murder | T of the woman's ht | r { } 4 1 ‘ y Sweeten of Ina, began here this | ] U ] e QO Ua afternoon. Selection of the jury will continue until tomorrow after- ai ° ° ° noon, when the case will go over Useful and Ornamental Pieces at Unusually Special Prices intil nevt Monday. This adjourn- ~ _s , ) ’ 4 - : Git io mage necessary by othel | Phone Sets | i Smoking Stands | ~@y Smoking Stands business which the lawyers | $12-00 — a $2.50 Value | | | $5.50 Value court in the case must attend to. | Several hundred persons packed >, . 95 | 95 the courtroom Mrs. Sweeten, : | $ 5: >) | : : ) gowned in biack, sat near Hight, | but was not seen to speak to him | | oe | : sr . ’ ie } r} ' . . | on ig rr Hig! t el inclined t4 | : Anished in dull ma- Mahogany-finished Standa, = Mahogany-finished Stands with ocr Daan a :. j ; * hogany finish; grace- | | complete with heavy glass tray drawer and a heavy glass tray Salty —.., | | . | fully designed and | —the ideal gift for “him” who The first of the prospective jur- most convenient. smokes, ors questioned was excused because , he said he did not believe in cap- Sewing Tables 4s Sewing Tables ~ AY - : Bi t. Another was ex- ital punishmen $rs Value table and a chatlr, ——just the remembrance many | | | - : ) 7 will be seeking. > ass / ‘we’ 8 . ) > - . - ? Vy, ‘ Smokers’ Cabinets . | ow cused because He was 78 years old, $7 Value at $9 Value though willing to serve. It ap-'| a Ans | _ St | ide ¥| es eared that the obtaining of a jury ' RSS aie 9 pea a J é -) Ne ik | . » >> —~ . | EE ' * » | with dull mahogany er ‘ ‘eet nd | _ hy . = =o . | finish, 3 drawers and istered the poison to het eee geen compartment for sewing | | 2 large compart- wo Soi = x ‘ : F 4 ~ ‘ey 4 e Among Thursd« = ~~ ere _— ae ; « ae Eweeten for a severance of her! case from Hight’s, have been de- | — — a = : $1 © Small sets for the hom : | : . G 25c Tick he E ryian nied recently. Mrs. Sweeten, in} - - “~* eee oe 3 . p . 5 ox intensely interesting place; the fascinating journey leads te 7 . (“hese are seamless m in the effort to convict her. | = ; = some with stable, and with Beth- we ie Santa whe will give to your “Kiddy” a lovely surprise package. | | wih ribbed tops and refr ; ) . ’ lehem scene, ’ = = sl Men’s Silk He Louls, brought here by the State e “ait : ve. dae ay et ede eR a Pe ae ceed |S ie , lu o> : . > = - ' , —_— “ '/£ Or oner ree sues — —s “Ee a ! 22-pec. Sets, priced 5. 17-pe. Sets, priced... .... $2.98 , oY: rrr] 2 POs 4 Full-fashioned and a plea that Hight was insane a ’ Stables, priced. ..69c to $5.00 17-pe. Sets: Stable S e $8.00 \ 4 IG, Se xe : ~ +o six Hose with lisle tog i | eas ee a ne “4 renforced feet. Biac 4 : tir f the mmission of the . . . . o ' “ ‘ ‘ ~ Se ai a ; | Specially Priced for Gift Seekers Large, 19 and 20-pe. Sets, 23-pe. Set (illustrated) . $12.50 . a = ~~ nr. Seconds of 8S0 erim 20 to $100 Infant in Crib... 35c and 50c a | = oe ‘o$l grades Woman Has Been in Jall, ; | @ Tea for two, or more for that matter—becomes a delightful Sets made of papier mache 0 : “4 : Mrs, Sweeten has been in jail | and festive rite when it is served in one of these Sets. There , y : $2 50 Sc 4 Women’ Ss Ho until today at Nashville, a neigh- | are quaint groups made of Czecho-Slovakian, Bavarian, Jap- Sixth Filcor 5 ooters $5 Erector Sets ' 4emi-fashioned, boring county seat. | anese china—-or English and German porcelain and pottery ; . a | Gtiverts res a — | Engine, tender, 3 cars | Metal Auto Garagt ie a th double Judge J. C. Kern, who presides ware. Gifts Which Mean “Better Breakfasts” | board and rubber-tired hind, here aan build | ond sontrel anttune an and ym = gag a ¥- of §0¢ in the court here, has been on the | $10.95 English Semi-porcelain _ $18 Two-tone Luster Sets: (21 ; 3 pairs Si; ench e! years, a as impose: ate: (2 Spec gt o* $1.69 | Specia 7 ype 3 reece no age aut = cocceseeseesse no anced . ae 7 ~ - Sets; (23 pleces for 6 ape pieces for 8 persons) . ‘$13.50 en heres" $19.95 Toy y arnt | Pp $2.25 TB. 98 psa Sina ter aye i IF cecsee comely ear pai te tang care | , . $9. res’ Bavarian China Sets; —with motor buzzer k nds that can be | $2. 50 Toy Traine ( aite a Sa State's Attorney, has retained his " - — ty pieces for 6 persons) . .$11.95 $4.95 $8. 50 — rubber - tired ‘ : — gift any boy would steel auton and braces steel disc wheels and Well-bullt and | and rubber-tired disc | W'th engine, ¢t predecessor, Frank G. Thompson nd ” ‘a ‘ . - > ~* eCces D>, owe nog e ve S . »* — ’ ; ! “. as special prosecutor, because of yon mae See; (SS yf Byy-d oe “see JOnEE me; (se : S ecial other equipment. siete rheel 2 cars and 10- , | homnson's sreater famifierity | 6) .. $7.50 pieces for 6 persons) . .$6.50 e ‘a Pp $14. 05 Te Si. Senelat 7 $5 95 track. $i. e ) om $11.95 Two-tone Luster Sets $7.95 German Larthenware ) | Is ‘hese are the novel oven Toasters-—— ‘ . ; m pee ° Special at . v with the case Nelson Layman of ) “ ; ” e oO aa } ‘ ‘ , th = > in anes : : (23 pieces for 6 persons) Sets; (25 pieces for 6 per- : past both sides and the crust a ee = Sttorpey, and $7.25 sons) - se Ht of the bread at one time. “Universal” $3.50 Tool Chests ae ‘ r $2. 75 Tea Sets 3 $1.45 Value, fe : " cz, | toast is golden brown! —with mission nish re oy China Tea ‘ R ne of 17 i pieces. with Iu , ; @ These are excellent egg lag Smith x Pret pon eee rt sali Nite : pz ked with tools of various | ; ‘ t ‘lo 7 _ | “ » ti lous Soa = 2) oe eae, $2.95 | Dollar — | iii, Ri "ST gg Scie wase nbn | | $2.75 Stone Blocks een sete eee | | ! most of them from Ina, a smal! $10.00 Thermax Waffle Irons. : H ° . ° , 7 o obb Horses | town in this county. A number of Make the Windows Cheerful for Christmas! $7.50 Thermax Percolators (6 cups)....%.----$5. or “saddle and | Build! Christmas. th —fitted with | ng Blocks with which © witnesses are members of the ‘ $4.00 bk ff-Bee Filectric Irons cose - BS. bridle and covered with plush; tots may erect map fas- | . ehurch of which Hight was pastor, | $4.50 Rogers Hotplates (2 : 2. mounted on 1] 98 Sry cuenee. 2. : | Women s Gle e pecia t : . and Sweeten and his wife mem bers. ) ace urtains $3.25 Flashlights vs : rockers seeees Kiddies enjoy the os _ | | | Mat e Bm Fk: . Basement Gallery Mama Dolls Circus” immensely because Character Dolls | - ere lous ) Baby ; fabric Gioves in var Opposes Negro Pilling Fedcral Job ' . —_with or without wigs, some rest- Dolls with bisque h ) - eves and all at- there are so many interest moving eves and bobbed wi fe . All sizes and colors. WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—-Sena- ) : . | ; 44 win ; ' tor Creorg: lier ae apy (,e° org “ : ; .. » _ $6.50 to $7.50 Values, Pair ovat Bases . dressed. ing, entertaining things. No Se Value % ai: 5 2 > ¥ alues * : | ae $2.50 Value admission charge. The toys t m St to as -" a conference today With President | 2 ‘i A — . ; . 31.75 WValee Coolidge requested that Henry Lin- | : 2,0 WF | Be Thoughtful and sane mere ace Very Setnerneats $2.50 Value ate . ~ oe y “| ¢ ° - $5.95 values at $1.00. : colin Johnson, negro, Republican National Committeeman for Geor- | , | a4 99 98.96 95.58 a ee gia, be prevented from dispensing : wi Federal patronage. ; r : ADVERTISEME NT a | e | . € Scotch filet, Imported Irish point RHEUMATIC PAINS ‘ and Marie Antoinette Curtains in ll = "- —* SLs ’ ’ meme @ It has a specially designed gas | Se eee ae ~ burner which maintains the water at An amazing new treatment for : bet : Sy an even temperature. It washes by camer wr — received ar 7m, air pressure and suction—an ap- ; Junior or Bridge Bridge Lamps, this country from Italy. This new | a 7 “\ ; proved scientific method. Made en . . - a . le , . el . This discovery he has called Volta. The Air Will Be Full of Christmas Cheer! Select Now From These & It is not to be taken internally, but Standard and Oversize Cords Included is shaken into the shoes or stockings | ia and is intended to be absorbed into | @ These offerings are the result of a substantial price con.- uU S QO an ; © the blood through the pores of the | cession and they enable you to fill your winter tire needs at tio | the most gratifying profit to yourself. “ feet. This absorption is aided by the | : —For Both Indoors and Outdoors a 10 e S Z fact that the soles of the feet con- | 0 30x34 Standard Cl. 30x31 Oversize Cl. : tain over 10 times the number of 1 Priced @ This {s bulb-planting time. Buried in rich ae a4 Dresser Scarfs with res found in any other part of the | ‘ TT ; ie. | earth now, bleak tle bulbs take root and blios- or lace trimmed cente . ; lit . — ; , é > - These standard size A. T. C. Exe aa it quality om int Spri ] liest f] G < Bo remarkable and rapid have ‘ n : i. : ° nto next Springs loveliest flowers. Our laratone . ine P Cord Tires are sold on an ad- ri ffer ms 0.06 0-mil Bulbs are strictly fresh—brougcht direct from S $ Co ° Installed in ax a & size. et ’ mm. % Bleached. a the results from the use of | Justment basis of steed ¢ miles. djustment guarantees Holland H . Breakfast olta powder, both in this country 30x34, Guarantee 3ix4 Guaranteed = ome ; : | . and in Italy, that the American dis- | Tubes $1.39 Tubes ° ° plete at... ; Mercerized Damask Narcissus Bulbs Tulip Bulbs 6 § B8x5$-inch aise: in S88 ributors have authorized local drug- Si icteees Welte with an uo. A. T. C. Cords A. T. C. Cords Dozen q This unusual saving will be offered for a limited time A a and ecru; with wide b 3 ag Ger. @ napkins a guarantee of relief from Cord Tires in these sizes ‘\versize Cord Tires in these for. ' 45¢ ren 39¢ only. Its importance is better appreciated when you con- Bs to matth.. nes @ use of the very first package or | Sixé, S2xé, S3x4, 34x4; 32x4%. 23x61 ane eo far Pp g $14.45 S2xi's, 33x4%, 34x $20.95 These Bulbs are for the sider that the Claratone is one of the most efficient five- Your money will be refunded. Peres, Sepere 4%, 35x44; special, ies elite Mehmed Wem ad If you suffer from rheumatic 4-ie. Guaranteed Tubes, $2.15 4%4-im. Guaranteed Tubes. 82.55 se hiner aineais wee bagged protean tube receivers on the market. It cuts out local interfer- ee ence and faithfully brings in long distances. Guaranteed fine, Be " Beiatica, Lumbago, Gout or — , — saciid ular. of beautiful colors. | i ralgia, you owe it to yourself to | Radiator Covers Polar to satisfy. try this remarkable scientific 7 ae | olarine : : ment. Tt is absolutely ‘termes and | : Special. 92.45 Medium $2.98 ws wily be Included with each Set tubes, bat- are will not cost one cent if you do not | a cold weather—radiator Thi pular Motor Oi! ts Priced | C receive wonderful relief anc 7 covers. for Ford iso. of! d in the ligh: Lach. 5 teri speak radi ble, bat You can get a bor of Volta from — rite illnacncant sand chebrhen. esse 2 for 25c ay teen serial kit mg tc such good druggists as Wolff-Wilson | Se wih tai Us ce 24 " bee ’ map, etc. Drug Co. Judge & Dolph Drug | Sixth Fleer we drown these Bulbs large-size Chinese Lilies grow. peeee, Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Keif.- | | St uw. fer Drug Co. Basement Floral Skop ae . — -_ —— ——r 1p sgh pes ween weeerne . - ae | ™Pr a” es wall,

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. "weer reer nae et ce ro ae wpe > 98¢ T Women’s Hose Wool-Mixed Hose oy Garages Zemi-fashioned, mercerized Women's semi-fashioned and Metal Auto Gar liie Hose with double tops seainless wool-mixed tlose; ni cely lithesrasiee aad reinforced feet. Black and dout le tops and reinforced feet. and complete with 32 Seconds of 60c to 59c irregulars of $1 to 64 mechanical autos, to $1.25 grades ../)\.. C Special C Basement sconomy Stwvre ie ning. $2.50 Toy Trains Mechanica] Trains with engine, tender, 2 cars and 10-piece Speciat at ... 91.95 Special at $2.75 Tea Sets ‘oy China Tea Sets consist- Ry 17 pieces with luster set i 4 I Te 7 Os , gore. mee yh ELT UDTVASE. MP Win)B Ry | OUT, » SEY» 2) Se An opportunity to save on a practical | = Tefen. WORE \' Xmas Gift that will be long seiaimberell SN , Basement Economy Store @. “She” will appreciate one of these good quality cotton-back Corduroy Kobes. They are made in coat and side-tie stvles in smart collar ideas. Woven in many fancy weaves and shown in many colors. Splendidly tailored and cut full. , Women’s Hose Full-fashioned silk and silk- liose with double lHLsle nd reinforced feet sec- ie. (OLAS Wi) TE , ‘ - ° 4 = | (4 i AUT? Many Will Save Substantially on These Mens Broadcloth Shirts $1.95 to $2.50 Values, Each. . a 6 olors. gades; 3 pairs $1; gir «..-+-. steer eee eereee Quite a Substantial Saving on These Women’s Gloves $1.45 Value, for........ @ These are washable @ Genuine English Broadcloth Shirts, highly lustrous, made in neckband or well excellent quality | , attached styles, tailored in > COila©r Special : chamols-suede fabric Gloves with novelty cuffs. soll - All sizes in various colors. Why not select for a gray and white. Splendid Christmas. ee ’ > } > . inating thines. fas- , . ’ Boys’ $1.50 Blouses Men’s $1.50 Lined Gloves ae . Social at 2.25 Women’s Gloves Children’s Gloves : * Seles Mngt proaactorn | The entire surplus stock of Beginning Thursday—An Extraordinary T hree-Day goo faa in large and roomy styles.| ® large manufacturer. f cape large assortment of fabric Gloves in various styles. a aaa apraag Magee All sizes and colors. sey Mitts and Gauntleta, 50 $1 to $1.25 values OTTOPOG Bec cccececceGees G £000 pairs of chamois-suede A quality barrel | and brow Character Dolls ay Dolls with bisque head ing eves and bobt Pe Value oe ae > ? , : ry? . jer- oa tegulatio ‘oll and suede, all iined. Tans, | ae oo ae blue and Ss and grays. $] | $L.19 $ | All size®, POI ..ccecess ss 19) Basement Fconomy Store Basement kiconomy Store le of 3750 Pairs Secured in a Remarkable Purchase All Very Unusual Values at Continuing the Value-Giving Sale of Women’s Shoes Seconds of $4 to $6 Grades $7) 88 Basement Gallery Extraordinary Savings Are Afforded on These Suits and Overcoats V4 Toe +) 9 90 @ For Thursday only we will offer you choice of a Suit and Overcoat or two Suits or two Over- coats at this extremely low price. They are well i tailored garments in the season’s newest colors black kid, satin and gray and brown suede Icathers: and patterns. Suits are of cheviots, cassimeres is the tetest neiittn With Cuban. Leute and lee and flannels in a variety of mixtures. Sizes 16 walking heels. Sizes from 2% to 8 in one style or another. vears to 44 stout. n r : | Felt Slippers The Overcoats are tailored of Oheviot Orcetr- Women's felt moccasins Brown, black and gray coatings in plain colors and mixed patterns. in various colors and com- feit Slippers in plair ind All-around or half belts, in all binations. Kibbon and pom- pipe design on Var»°i p. sizes from pon trimmed. Sizes 6 to 11. 95 33 to 44. Basement Economy Stor- oC Basement Economy Stvre ——_ mups of Colorful amps ades and Special Valaes— it the-opportune time — al holiday offering! The _ and French bronze Sheerest silks and Geor- amps from these groups q pompiete $17.50 sompiete $42.50 ct materials in the 's you may want to | ince. Fifth Floor Men’s Slippers Sizes 3 to 8. | At Thursday—Supply Your Needs in Damasks, Towels, Etc. —Consider These Groups for Gifts Also Specially Priced Are These Fringed Panel Lace Curtains $3.00 Value, Each.......-: @ Panel Lace Curtains in the popular beige inished at the bottom with deep neat figured designs, 45 om These @ Here is an example of our dominancein value-giving and so timely as to in- Thick. warm Blankets that are most exceptional values at $4.85, Dresser Scarfs lace - trimmed Scarfs with jewel! cloth lace trimmed centers. 16x50- | inch size. Breakfast Sets a Mercerized Damask Cloth in t 8zb8-inch size: in blue, gold Pec @¢ru; with wide blue bor- a... $2.75 25c Muslin 8%inch heavy round thread hed Muslin, cut ' Cotton Flannelette swenuine Amoskeag ‘Cotton Melette 26 inches wide. In and dark stripes 25c¢ Mchecks, Yari\... from | loc. Towel Sets Special, =... 91.00 Consisting of two Rath Towels and one wash cloth with pink, blue or gold edge em- broidered. Cotton Sateen *6-inch ( Sateen in black. white and wanted shades. For comforters, etc. 50c 35C yard... Linen Toweling ‘ orton Value Imported all-linen Toweling | with neat red or blue border. | Bleached. and limit of 10 yards to buyer. 26c value, Bath Towels Bleached. heavy double- thread Terrycioth Towels, 20x40 inch size. Hemmed ends. 25 y 29c walue, each....-.«-- C . 70 inches Dress Gin gham ri 2 =e 29 value, 19¢ Concord Dress Ginghams in emall checks, plaids and plain colors. 2 to 6-yard.mill lengths. 32 inches wide. Bed Sheets Seamless style Bleached Sheets, Rix90-inch § si) Ze. wit h deep hem. Free from | 25 starch Offered at.. ° > Flannelette inted Cotton Flannelette, light and dark grounds with neat printed patterns. /B35c value, yard Table Damask Pure linen, Bleached Damask, wide; pleasing de- IAmited quantity. $2.59 $1.98 Basement Economy “tere signs. and full length. 50c Cretonnes Extra heavy quality Cre- tonnes for draperies, siip cov- ers. cushions, étca Various ool- ors and designs. | 2 Casement Drapery In attractive figured designs, of artificial silk lustr fin- ish. Belge tint. $1 value, specfail, yard Basement Economy Store W ool-Mixed Blankets | $7.50 Value, ey A5 signs. Choice of various colors. inches with eolesette binding to match. Ideal Christmas gifts: Bed Comforts Cotton filled and covered with good quality figured cot- ‘ton silkoline with plain border. $5.50 Blankets In fancy plaids and plain tan with fancy border. Extra large 70x84-inch size. $4.50 value, pair Basement Economy Store terest many! will sonal needs! Woven from carefully selected wool-mixed yarns, t ive vears of service. Select them for Christmas gifts! Proprietors of hotels, ments—-where Blankets in large quantities are re by supplying their needs from this assortment! Striking block plai set off by a 3-inc Blankets measure 66x80 inches. hey are non-shrinkable and For your own per- rooming houses pr other large establish- quired—will profit excessively The Blankets are not only comfortable, they are beautiful! ds of blue, rose, tan, gray or lavender are h ribbon binding to match! And all the We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps FAMOUS ~BARR CO, The Dominant Store of St. Louis

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1 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED DEC | FOS AND SMOKE CLOUDS co oF HAMPER RIVER NAVIGATION (} FORYOUR CONVENIENCE x22 See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 13 STIX, BAER & FULLER ay bination of Vapor. | " ; River fogs, combined with heavy | D-LEADER - z we will be open every evening until smoke clouds drifting from burn- GRAN , .. . Chri ' ish brush along the banks, are giv- } ‘2 as. You will find expert ‘ing trouble to Mississippi River ye . an } | navigators, with the result that '- } and courteous attention awaiting aS. ae ; i - you at the leading music store in venll. r . . . | Th bination fog and) i i | St. Louis, from which a Hythe are densest trom = : . . ; leans, bu ey | ie | / gift carries an added ane use Stade tee eee : . ° ihe ere oy pay yy Just in Time for Christmas—A Sale of | l n on, e tains are ordered to take no’ ~ f B d J ] bs | chances of collisiou, and oo Fe a le oO Ooxe ewe r y - | th Shi - sult the boats spend a g£00 | | AE QE LI AN of ate ceed tied to the bank. | n 1S r C | Fogs are not infrequent on the | At Oa O OMPANY 7M! MISSOURI Mississippi at this season, but usu- | es w.P.c ally they lift during the morning. | ; : One OLAVE VE STREET But the addition of the smoke has | SEVERAL thousand boxes, consisting of articles 3000 of First Quality resu.ted in the fogs lasting most of | 3s LI Aah ody | the day. | for men, Women and children—an assortment that will solve many a gift problem, Church Club to Hold Sale. | Included are necklaces, bracelets, bar pins, sport pins, he Quester Club of the Second | lingerie clasps, belt buckles, knives, etc. The price is ex- \, init Presbyterian Church will | tremely attractive. (Downstairs Store.) e Pp. GENUINE TORIC ho areiat r ys oa rl hurch parlors, Grand an orest | “s YY KRYPTOK ‘335? LENSES Boo Sharaay, bee : | ' Complete With Frame oben at 10 a. m. | ; ‘ | . one Vales eS! $1 2.00 Church ee Tomorrow. Bs | | : en: er ane: of exceptional merit. And the man who must replenish — . bbb his supply will find it a most profitable investment to Gloria Umbrellas buy at least a half dozen. , % May be had in either neckband or collar-attached styles, ib ih A Christmas $ 98 and every shirt is made of excellent quality genuine im- \ a i, Special at ported broadcloth, in plain white, tan and gray. The : ie : neckband Shirts have soft double cuffs and the collar- . ee ‘ WomMEN's imported Swiss Gloria (silk and cotton) ro-rib Um- attached styles have one-button open cuffs. All sizes, ;, ny brellas with stub ends, fancy tips and beautiful handles. 14 to 17, represented—and each on separate tables to @ Colors included are navy, purple, wine, brown and black. : ; ‘ . re An offering of extreme interest to Holiday shoppers. make easy selection, Sale begins at 9 o'clock. . i (Downstairs Store.) (Dvwnstairgs Store.) Bathrobes for E Member of the Family ai Offering Values of Unusual Interest to the Holiday Shopper | 3 , Gifts of Furniture oy) 25 (3 95 $622 95 | $Q98"" will be cherished | for years. ce SELF-EVIDENT VALUES th IN APPROPRIATE GIFTS Boys’ Bathrobes of Men’s Bathrobes of Men's Beacon blanket | Men’s Lo good quality blanket | splendid blanket ma- | Robes in a variety of | Robes of genuine material, in various pat- | terials, in colored, fig- | distinctive colorings | en fleece wool terns and colorings. | ured patterns. Made | and fancy patterns; | blanket material; Have two pockets, mil- | with two pockets, mil- | 5°™*© have flat mercer- | shawl collar; thre , ; ized braid trimmin ockets, effecti itary collar, heavy cord | itary collar and heavy | anq ocean pearl shela | crim . Distinctive tie and trimmed with waist cord. All sizes All with pockets, cord, | patterns and colorings. _—— we oe bi x it id. Si | , | : . izes. yy i The most inexperienced shopper will know that these are assuredly out-of- a eee ee Desai 8: psechmmmmae Foss aan en bones 3 the-ordinary values. This store, by reason of the fact that it owns its own P , . building, is able to and does make unusual price concessions. Witness R b f d M R b 7 Girls "i these gift numbers, offered now on easy payments. opes ror men an ISSES obes ror De ee $3.98 “$498 $598 | $74.98 ,,, $9.98 if . 2 . = This Italian Walnut Smoker Coxwell Chair and Footrest ae ee amews shove) is caly one on er —(shown above) are marvels of luxuri- ay my - many popular, autiful and artistic ous comfort and most acceptable gifts. ’ Cn): i styles to be had for the “man who Are covered with tapestry in your -~ LL made Robes of fine Beacon or Lawrence cloth in an almost Charming Robes for the girls 6 to 1% S oS . smokes.” Has drawer and 6.75 choice of shades and have mahogany — endless selection of stunning patterns and designs in every color | Years, made of Beacon and Lawrence ee shelf and glass-lined ash tray. $ frames. 7 “i effect. All are trimmed with band of silk ribbon and silk braid, and | '"&,‘loth. Several styles attractively trim=_ | ERG a Siege Oe, $ 9.00 = . " ; ‘ med with satin or silk on the collar, cuffs - e. ie | ‘ : ; ; | ae many have silk girdles. One or two pockets finish these Robes. All | and pockets. Light and dark shades te : Spinet Desk & Windsor Chair The Silk Shaded Bridge Lamp o0cecece socesecece eS. ne —— regular sizes, and a goodly number in extra sizes to 52. | select from. (Downstairs Store.) © ‘ : —(shown above) make a preferred gift —(shown above) has a richly ornament- \ ie i for any woman. Windsor Chair is ed polychrome stand and a long silk- ¥ riced at $7.75. Desk is Italian Re- ringed and silk-lined shade o upe | " ; " 3 eeeieeers | Sot.“ = gis.75 fa iy Vomen’s Guwenteod Boxed Handkerchiefs for Gifts [ _4=or Ee Silk Hosiery Stick Candy , Mahogany Finished End Table This Dull Mahog. Tea Wagon For Women, At Lb a 4 —makes a nig og gift, ae when — bring a keen delight to the wom- | In Gift $1 .00 3 in Box, : ; = laced ide th ite li - h tali B f —— 1 placed beside the favori Be 2 ge op _— <a ecause of its drop- Boxes, r THE old-fashioned: : : egg Oia yl a + & o aaa Alt pure linen Handkerchiefs, in white and Stick Candy—-the kines os ‘ stant thoughts dual purpose : HESE beautiful “Burlington” brand cn that are beautifully embroidered in various Santa usually places in the ; * of apprecia- of tea wagon | | silk Stockings have eeduch. eifk designs. Packed three in an attractive gift box. Sane children’s stockings Christe ee Goes oa fin. “a -. ~ ww aa | boot, with a soft lisle top, three-seam For Women | = eve. Assorted flavors , ished in ma- glass tray and | back and reinforced heels and toes. Are 3 in Box , 39c 6 in Pe $1 50 cinnamon, — "ond taal : 4 hogany. Mod- drawer for m guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. , , fras; in pound boxes; iced: i % erately priced s i lverware. | Shown in black, gunmetal and the new Come in white and colors in em- | Initial Handkeftchiefs of pure linen special at ajc a aa : a at Priced at r | hi r/ broidered inted | Thursd i | igh shades. All sizes Ba to 10. Z -_ os “, PF nte ar ob ha border _ a —— size with %-inch hem. urecay <‘Dieueetetes till | (Downstairs Store.) | effects. very special value. | t re : ; $5. 75 $26. 75 “ te s re pe ix ing x. Downstairs Store.) 2 peemone Stand and Stool Martha Washington Cabinet | Cedar Chests Are Lower P riced ¥ A desirable gift a) make oe a joy we the — B N that every ortunate enough to receive one. as | 7 ae uy Now for Christmas | «4 onsists of &8 ¢ ompartments K sturdy Ta bie 42-Inch Che - ¥ < | : = shelf for ~0 th : ee h sts 45 Inch Chests * dy 00 and a Tfawers iarge 7 _ | stool that neat- enough to ac- $1 5:49 $1 85 oe, ly shoves un- commodate all e e — 1 . | derneath. Fin- the needs for 7000 P f S| 4 | | ine aa mand Seomar dele alrs O ippers F,XCELLENTLY comstructed of genuine Tennes- | | any. aa see red cedar, and are dustproof and made by ex- i} : 11.75 1 For Men, Women and Children pert cabinet makers. Complete with casters, lock I $ . $10.95 and key. Velvety, transparent finish. iT I ° IT ae a Eivictane 79 c Walnut-Finished Chests = e i hursday, 45 Inches Long, $19.85 f [sa A | A small deposit will hold f these Chests for Christ- T hh @ © ri i. e [sa A LOCAL jobbers’ entire stock of holiday felt Slippers, mas delivery. te ae pewanantes enn « | secured at a price that enables our patrons to select their . = - | Slipper gifts at a substantial saving. 7 ll if npnanininng ne | For Men—in brown, khaki and dark gray. — . _ Eesy Dignified Cred For Women—in old rose, American Beauty, peacock, rose, 6 : at Extended to All brown, gray, orchid and purple. ‘| MARKET ST.ct ELEVEN = r or Children—in King’s blue and red with printed red cuffs. Min 3 These Slippers are made of good grade heavy felt with buck- 3 skin soles. Every size represented. (Downstairs Store.) “ we a ro IESE PT PrP OPT eae ih 5 wae we : . . - a - = J . - D =? “ z 4 ; “ e. st ‘AY, DECEMBER 3, 1924. Gift Ide Spinet De . $28.75 ' well-built Spinet ed in mahogany, one inches when c! has two drawers and room for writing mate Secre $46.50 Here is a gift that a lasting PP pre oon vers £0 taste. pe ll wall desk Secr elegantly finished in mahogany and has ro partment and one small Elbow Ta $5.95 A gift of one of these tive Tables would be ated for beside a favori chair or at the sofa’s Sal ee ig N =. = ! -_ m2 Check over member with as the prices. Sew 98c $s Covered Japanese brown. wicker, oval coins and beads, Fruit Ba Exceptionally Fruit Baskets, fi strong handles and are nicely decorat ’ Flower High-handled kets in attractive fitted with water cup for cut flowers, Orien 9x12 A: AXMINSTER quality are and color effects. designs predomi group. Now pric

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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 13 DECHERDAY 3 a pve , ee 8 1924. Se — _ | want to tell him of the serious ill- | Chief O’Brien said Town could be|“Whose daughter, Mary, eaarried — —— ——-——— See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 12 | ness of his mother. A telegram to / located through a policeman here | Town.” A = A TSTIX. BAER S& FULLER | teres ony @ i At AR GRAND-LEADER N Pr C | Methodist Board Indorses Bill CW 1 es Gift Ideas to Make Old Rooms Newly Charming |} “ entorcemest siren. By the Associated Press. : % b3 & es ) RE : Spinet Desk 7, ae — WASHINGTON, Deo. 8.—In the q | eure te 6 | | Sixty-ninth Congress there will be ‘ $28 75 fl wre ‘ sf | 319 dry votes in the House, 111 wet | £ . a bein: ss ee ed WS votes and five which it is impos- : , sible to classify with oertainty, and Well-built Spinet Desk, fin in the Senate there will be 74 dry " A . | 3 RE Be Behe, uy [ished in mahogany, measures M4 Pea se he ms Bis. tA votes, 21 wet votes and one vacan- aie Oo § 19x36 inches when closed. Desk ‘ Qin Ne S* hi ae oat | drawers and plenty of ; hiteno 4 gee mary: cy, according to estimates present- ie has two cr fein onan * aoe a. ed yesterday to the annual meeting . ad 3 ' oom for writing ma : xD i Sa ee SF ‘ BE NIE 8 ior of the board of temperance, prohi- r bi NG oe, SBied ae ye itergce re ew bition and publio morals of the | ] ts Pen. a> Vig vy > Lj ‘ah ie” - a Methodist Episcopal Church, by Dr. | 4 j : ; 4 “| . -_ « — . 7 os z + pli r ait : a ne : + 4 : “ } i} i ~~ 2 ampeneath " , eee y : & Ya 1 : : we _ si ' j " - ,& gunep Willian S. deenenet. | Effective December 3, 1924 'president of the board, and Clar- | ence True Wilson, general secre- | |tary, also addressed the meeting La ° i'which adopted resolutions indors- | High Back | ing the Crampton and Stalker bills. Standard Mi odels ° The former, which would set up J Chair. $47.50 |an independent prohibition en- } forcement bureau, was indorsed “as ° A stately Hall Chair like the a upon eas ag ceomgeroms nes Chassis a $720 Coach a a $1050 greater responsibility for prohibi- rn pean aging eh = ition enforcement,” while the latter | . oO advantage in e or ilv- |was described ag being designed to | T on $830 4 P ( p 1160 ing room and is a gift worth | increase the penalties for prohibi- | ouring 7 -“ ass. ou e while, This armchair is uphol- tion a Seeaieee and for other | B ° 5 | S d $1190 , , commendable purposes.” stered in attractive tapestry Giey c6eiien el usiness Coupe $93 | e an -_— = = = and finished in antique ma- prizefighting on Government reser- hogany. vations and that participated in by F, QO. B. Lansing, Mich. professional prizefighters; con- dermned lynching, indorsed prohibi- tion of transportation through the ; ; Sewing oa Se see Secretary 2 - ‘a wok bys omy for stricter enforcement of In Colors, with Balloon Tires, Four- € a es, Ces ek y= Cabinet, $4.95 the cightecnth amen@ment ta the at Slight Additional Cost. x a | District of Columbia, and congratu- $46.50 | as : One of these attractive Pris- | lated the Secretary of the Treasury : iia Cabi ald b and the Prohibition Commissioner Here is a a a gran a taineene ard pecan Take weceoe te toe ee At these prices Durant Four Cars with the new powerful motor, . . ic tt, ort, at- . . a lasting re tte ot i ray nncatndianitbey Saf exclusive Durant Tubular Backbone, and general high quality of ma- givers good taste. his at , I R There is a tray for spools. } 6 stage and ‘ ; ’ : oere vw og 7 sone A ec Omance Ola | &m print terial, construction and well-known efficiency represent unsurpassed elegantly hnished in Florentine | “There are 20 magazines tn the : : : mahogany and has roomy com- | é i bl hadliek Gteten anatadiacae tn aed value and deserve the preferential consideration of buyers. Z partment and one small drawer. ate eg a e Smoker Stand peal,” he reported. “Massachusetts | The quaint charm of the Colonial period lives today in nae eeeengge this situation bette Elbow Table Gateleg Tables. These ever-popular pieces of furniture $ Z 50 — are hint ga sob cet oy eee 1) RAN MO ORS INC have many different uses and are equally at home in the ° _Heved that a system of co-opera- [ t | | ; °9 | tion with Government officials can |} living room, small dining room or breakfast ’ : | ; | $5.95 aa The Table sketched here has a 142 A cabinet Smoker, with large |be perfected during the coming} Broadway at Fifty-Seventh Street, New York. , ' ; | year based upon the policy of Mas- top, x48 inches when drawer for cigars and tobacco year solid mahogany P, 34%4 | sachusetts which will drive most of Plante: Elizabeth, N. J.; Lansing, Mich.; Oakland, Cal, and Torente, Canada. - A gift of one of these attrac- ‘sti legs. A open, and artistically turned legs. these magazines out of the mails.” tive Tables would be appreci- alient value at ' ated for beside a favorite arm- — top, would appeal to most any aise the eofa’s end. Deferred Payments Can Be Arranged _ an. (Seventh Floor.) fi} Denver Man Sought Here, | Dealers and Service Stations Throughout United States and Canada ~ G. W. Town is being sought in &t. | and the necessary fitting on Louls by policewomen at the re- SRE Sale of ift Baskets ~House- __f seecZnnteer i beeen aie cid iG wennine mit wartes ON SIXTH ST. BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND LOCUST m fleece wool-mixel | , ( Z Fae j Gift Items of Timely lanket material; larg | Of ee FHS : Te /, Xs Interest 7 La Oar Famous Oar Famoas eS é lawl collar; threes | a | TO fs ae ihe Sw Y $36 ; $36 ockets, effectively =3af i noe — et SC -f, | “Yj mmed. Distinctive ae AS | i ee nippy ess ae S ] cwAT gg atterns and colorings. | MA en Ss BY Garm NOS? saitaieiaieiadas ——S C. ft S l Seis GaN, Seca = Coat Sale oat Sale ll sizes. In gift boxes. | aw / = A “The Home of Supreme Values” SOOT me es, wy a Vi NYY \ ww “ se? \ wa ‘ast vx \ + * a , a. sot ai P _ ‘ - . » 2 wrx a . — Le se * : ee bit a ei se" mt = o “et Hohe sx 3 rt Figg BL at - “a. gowsi ; . oe ie | Ase SR ae ea ~ Sicae tk Ls ‘ Le, kone. t> a ees Boag MS . be! : ps2 }. oa - 3 r4 Megs So aL eos Pa a 2 i { = eae a t,o a Oty # AS ag, «4 J et a” ® wy ; ers. Seve Sa ee Fie yoru” St = Y : ud —e* ; Ae OG et le . Det Ss? Cs ars at a is De sity +2 ‘a &, 4 Rye, oo 3 AEN 5S ihde ee © plete, ready for use. ht and dark shades to member with one of these lovely Baskets. Their beauty is as appealing “Wear-Ever” Aluminum ata usually places in the coins and beads. groups : > hamon, clove and sassa- | Fruit Baskets, fitted with kets, fitted with hand grips, jn either oblong or square $2.98 High-handled Flower Bas- Large-size wicker Waste- Stand Sewing Baskets, E - an \ wT 3 | Y 4 ‘ ‘ e for the girls 6 to 14 4s Nes ZZ | con and Lawrence rob- ag ‘niche ntAag 7. . : é FO Some ea A (Downstairs are) | Roasters—oblong in shape, iidren’s stockings Christ- Fruit Baskets Shopping Baskets Satin-Lined Baskets ; in pound boxes; priced | strong hand! d are priced to shapes, are very al at ajo a’ pound | ibelcely ondewarth ) A from 39¢ 69c attractive ....... $2.98 Round style, with brass j hursday ? 7 } . kets in attractive colors are Paper Baskets have side large size, have cover and —K—, £ : Ay VT oie. S at \ i . : \ $2 Se 5 4 Electric Irons, $5.95 3 for Girls 1) eee SC 3 a aie wbeee “JUST AR RIVED ” i £4: mts SS Lo ‘Set yy | | wrinkle-proof Irons have $ G8 Stick Candy—the kind brown wicker, oval shape, are trimmed with bamboo, flat style with handle, in three eee 7 ha So eg eae . Exceptionally well - made Well-made Shopping Bas- Work Baskets, satin lined, Brass Bird Cages , y: Sale day. seed guard, fully equipped. (Downstairs Store) Flower Baskets Waste Paper Baskets Sewing Baskets : fi ith w dies. side handle. emptor cut towers, S149 fire item marked at (Fifth Floor.) « ee ° | ; Curling Irons, $2.98 Oriental and Domestic Rugs .2ss.tmeucs Are Attractively Priced able plug. 9x12 Axminster Rugs Seamless Brussels Rugs : Small allover design Brussels Rugs, AXMINSTER Rugs, 9x12, of excellent measuring 9x12. Suitable 24.50 Quality are shown in many designs ¢.- bedroom or dining room... $ 4. | nd color effects. Persian and Chinese designs predominate Oriental Rug Special se ae ; froup. Now priced A wonderful group of extra fine Persian Bg oh dy ome , Rugs which are quite large, averaging in j4, element. Seamless Axminster Rugs side 6x3 ft. Group contains such grades : Kermanshah seamless Axminster Rugs, as Lilahan and Peg we Zz, /9512; come in tapestry and Chinese de- many other desirable kinds. < 5 2.50 " . Excellent 55 00 All now marked at ..mss+«==-. : 3 eee ee oe s ° We are offering some unusual values in Room-Size Orientals hy <emg om mage room-size Oriental Carpets. In this spe- Heating Pads, $6.98 These are the best quality Axminster ij2] lot are Persian Carpets of various piectric, “Thermax,” Uni- | and come in two sizes, 9x15 and kinds, averaging about 12x9-ft. versal make. 3-heat style; a x12 ft. The designs are $70 00 in size. Priced at necessity for the sick room. Electric Stoves, $2.19 ‘ : attractive. Special (Fifth Floor.)

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4 « . * ° oe e* 4 = * . sd _—, > ~ *, . - 7 ~ ies . 7s > ~ Ss * ¥ rs > «v* ~ =. - Re Pt ee 2 . 7 =~ ae es a ~ = Ss. . s ¥ a ee eee —s: ~“- = A OY ee ee ee ee ee a - en ee ee ee - — — _—— = __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMB INE WietuNy> ~_ DECEMBER 2, i= a at + St ize 2201 &* we ce ee a Your Beauty Headquarters On the Mezzanine Floor —where skilled operators interpret your individual tastes—where you enjoy leisure and relaxation while we make haste in serving you. Special Holiday ‘Rate in PERMANENT WAVING $15 SONNENFELDS- 610 to 618 Washington Avenue “Give Her Something She Can Wear” FuRS AS GIFTS NNENFELD’S Fur Shop, in readiness for the r gift season, is resplendent with Furs of great beau- ty, priced in moderation. And whether your selection is a full-length coat, a jacquette, a scarf; whether it is priced at $25 or $1500, you will have confidence in the quality, in the workmanship and in the value. Mongolian Mink J acquettes With Blue Fox Collars $149.50 Here is an example of the success that can be achieved at moderate pricing. One of the smartest Furs of the season. (Sonnenfeld’s Fur Shop—tThird Floor.) EVERY CLOTH AND VELVET DRESS | Ensemble Costumes Included | Drastically Reduced me 22 *39 Were we to mention the original prices of these Dresses, every woman who enjoys a bargain would wish to make several purchases, if only for the exces- sive savings offered. But, in addition, every Dress is of such a desirable character that the fashion ap- peal alone will be a strong inducement to supply your needs in Sport Frocks, Velvet Frocks and Ahose handsomely tailored Cloth Frocks which give a dis- tinguished appearance wherever they are worn. Sizes 14 to 40—for Misses and Women (Sonnenfeld’s Dress Shop—Fourth Poor.) The Chapeaux de Luxe Shop Features High Light Colors “10 When you enter the .Cha- peaux de Luxe Shop, you step into a garden of beautiful col- ors. And you find great pleas- ure in making selection, as the styles, the quality and the val- ues are so uniformly above the ordinary standard. Conspicuous among the new Winter Hats are the high light silks—faille, bengaline and satin—offering a pleasing contrast to Winter's somber hues. In piquant shapes, they present the newest modes that are being sponsored by the French modistes. (Sonnenfeid's Chapeaur de Lure Shop—Second Floor na r - ? é 5 TEST OF RIGIDITY OF WOOLWORTH BUILDING | Purpose Is to End Rumors That It Sways In the Wind. By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Dec. 3 The Woo! (worth Building, thet 796 feet above th t tested to settle, on: rent rumors that itst the gales that sweep |! | tan. Early in 1913, immediate! |}ecompletion of the structu! | made throughout two hour S7-mile win budge a particle. caused even a neers reporte ’ chowed tT? could Not D However, ther But it was decidé« conclusively, any to the contrary. gain some sort shown by inquiries and then even from architect: Tested With Piano Wire. The method of testing used in 1913 was to string a piano wire 't vertical length of five of the upper- h were attached instruments to record a departure even of a fra¢ °2 eg si bv ee * + _- ViUTAaLION €)i , ™ . ‘ - + ble to measure with extreme » Whee ; ae ta . . v > siznting a iow and rot ) ; 5 | - le -~ ~ _ > + high mark and then measuring the angie between. "stb. > 7 ‘ -? Gilbert called aftention to th ~+ hh «= + a *7 T. + - fact tha all structures f what ever material, are subject t¢t ex- pansion and and cold Allowance fo made in all The Washingtor is 6595 feet high. he estimated. ; ; ‘* = ™ ied, on Aes ignec Tr * : } eta id a wind pres- sure of 250 miles an hour The gale during whic} the former tests were made at times reached , 99 miles an hour and was one of the strongest recorded here. The building rests on 69 con- le A, 9 feet below the eur- , more than face When You tablets . to work off the cause and to fortify the system against an attack of Grip or Infiu- enza. A Safe and Proven Remedy. Price 30c. The box bears this signature 6.U- Srore [—onLy | 18 MORE \ Shopping Days > Unt!l Christmas Better Hurry! ‘Shop Early in the Day rb sir, Gentlemen's Strap Watch Strap Watch Meets with man's approval — 14k white HRISTMAS is coming. Come in and open a ® Charge account with us. Take a whole year's time to pay on easy weekly or monthly pay- ments, and make your loved ones at home happy with our guaranteed Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware. You will like our credit plan and our = expert service. No red tape or embarrassing que Sa —————————— a Just say “Charge It.” CREDIT? WHY, CERTAINLY tions. ~~ \¢> + \ if) 4 nw >. EE OW ne on™ et (Pw | Pot ; _ * —_ - « —_— Jap Signet Ring $35 Artistically engrevred gold. eet with ses . sl . . * y _ - . “ o Te ~ Te “eat ’ “" > «* = rm o ; “8. ” 7 ’¥ rm . = ke = we cd —-_- a — ° ° ** “ » a - 7 ‘ : ~~ ™~ Diamond Wedding Ring 1, set with SEVEN moet $44.50 c-.NA w* 4+ = I lue-W) y . 4 WIAMOnNES hristmas. iim: UNO ey ae YQ ——— 15-Piece Dre sy Monthly Payments on a = a ” .- > . ~ ‘ _ — Diamond Onyx Ring $50 x 14—ts- oot yith Three Diy Se ey mer ie —» 17-Jewel Solia Gold. Signet Ring polit engrave accurate uv +} Credit. $1.00 Weekly Make her $4.00 Weekly YA oa . ANZ at } ’ . ’ ee *: Diamond Dinner Ring $89.50 3 Diamonds and 2 Blue Sapphirees. $1.50 Weekly *IS0 *%75 ops We one 18k Solid White gol4 Cee ital ia > dDeautiful Biue te Diamoad 14k White Gold Filled case nnd pierced design. $3.00 Weeldy very small model, elaborate! engraved and ms guaranteed acu- rate. $2.00 Monthly Blue White Diamond center. A beauty. . _,— ll =— a “ 2S .. nes \ 7; DIAMONDS o¢ A> ga OM ajpe TK Tons I, i /4 422 N.6¢S= ee i “ * > > i entirely surro Diamonds and Blue Sapphires. Guaram y teed accurate. gag IOP Raggy ng mages 8s. to Grecia] purchase of theese per tm sed. hafriine serges, 60 tn « wide. Brown or navy with white pencil to co on sa Pure silk and “wool atan Crepes tn iresses $1.69 Charme All.ei'k @atin : and I’ress Goods at, GIRLS’ $3.00 SHOE: Tan and black leathers, echool and Aress styles; sizes = e ae : vw" large Muss Rolls i The Biggest Line of 10-inch Double-Disc . A Records | Ever Sold in St. 2$c Each, 1. vere $3 Oval Al Roasters Drip top and selt- basting Mahocany-finished Jue’ like cut. wt Mens ’ «titehed al)l-lines hiefs. and with initial. etter? . Japanese Ba 2otany-setained Japanese ‘4: with of without 5 Just arrived 1060 fine Axminster Rugs: seize terns: beth floral very one new and perf Saiie Stamps 1° : Special “trong s and Ble- s burlap-back cork § © fatole um Rugs, awe -. P sc ir-yard-wide Cork | eut frem roll as desired; tal: square yard

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DECEMBER way R's, ¥2 ; ay MB what 24. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOWS POST-NISPATCH UNION ELECTRIC SEEKS PERMIT e comets O08 OND ISSUE 1006 OLIVE ST. OPEN EVENINGS | ury for Operating Revenues | | Spent for Improvements. | Special to the Post-Disna-ch. a . | JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 3.— C URERS ° Si. Va) (\)\ The Union Electric Light and Pow- WurII ZER tion with the State Public Service | a wy A : ler Co. yesterday filed an applica- i \ N°. AW 5 ; oy a : q 7 [Commission here for permission to| Worla’s Largest Music House = ro “O | Oa = ~—4 issue $5,000,000 in new bonds to’ | reimburse the treasury of the com- | Pany for a part of "eee aca | $9, 000,000 which has been expend- od ing an WE GIVE ae AY EAGLE STAMPS _ eS ease hee ee for — — j rovements ne iast five years. | $1.25 Men’s Velour Gloves 59c to $1.00 Gloves = gy) The commission writ set a date, wore liga Black velour Gauntlets with warm Women's chamolis-suede, two-c’asp . we Tee of the pcr an a se ae ] 175 fleeced linings and ported Gloves; travel- Louls H. Egan, president of the | bad 5 i l t deep gauntlet er's eamples, several! 1 co any Le — 7 While The Last! B 9 pocia = deep 7 erg eampleg. several 3 Rann GN tho eronmaenion conn! : Buy Now! Don’t Delay! pair near! ail sizee A ; the bond market was exces - negly | favorable at this time, and that the new issue of 5 nt 30- year | — . ye | " | bonds could be marketed at 98. Under the terms of the mortgage | 4 * . ; : | on the Union Electric property, | ~ 00 pomees he mae on $1 20 68.00 Rabber-Tired Gendrore = 98 Cy, the company is entitled to issue | , Automobile. bonds up to &5 per cent f +t} | oas Doll Ranges and | ' ' n of the | $5.00, Roller Bearing Coaster $3. 98 $3.00 Iron r : amounts expended from operating $6.00 Roller Bearing Coaster $4, Q8 $3.00 Doll Trunks with |revenues for betterments and im-| leather straps wement ’ ee $8.00 Roller Bearing Coaster $F QQ | $3.00 Child's Oak Arm Large size Mame Spatige co ; ——— The attention of the police was oe | » . ey CANTON CREPE We must reduce our stock of Ss a | focused on the place by the re- fo a Coats at once, there are no two Ways @ port that robbers a fortnight ago | ig os - $ 09 about it. So Thursday we will sell x | had stolen $50,000 worth of liquor | repes Th = se } rees . ry ; 1, a n U thas NEW YORK, e 3 —Search is | 2 Pe a ie . le Bc . , ri ‘ have mate Ae Opular >| made mr NOS r? Aaron as the a f aa - 4 1 5 | as ‘ A J Sit « ; : — oO Zz . ~- 171 ) t} Sr) tin in the | | “1000 SAMPLES yj | | cnickerbocker Building, Times) Gj fine all-wool Coat- ~: Squaré vesterda’ of Samuel and mags and lress C — i set Louis Liebster. brothers. formerly} A moderate down peods at, °: $ \ principal n bers of J . Clark | t, bal Ablee ede ieee cdeoe , | payment, Dalance a, ock Ex-| ‘ ey like rent. . | eed | ; change m ‘pelled in a ~ S bucketing. f four shots fired, X M A S S L ! E Fe in te r ats three took llect Samuel-Liehster ates 00 SHOES 2. ange FELT SLIPPERS PARED ns cut of Qxcaer. Trade In - J . | Fah ie Newest | The shooting is believed to have Your heen the if me Stock trans- present Women's and growing girls’ heh and o. ‘ Women’s were engaged in trading in UNiUst- | Misses’, : cuons i rotners a] parently | a low Shoes, special display of new styles. Li as ed securit ’ ~ nd Matrons’ | ‘ Values to $5.00. Se a Mrs Styles 97 Solid Platinum entirely surrounded by Diamonds and Blue fapphires. Guaran- teed accurate. “Sher Brand Shoes pws rot rs Bald apleln Are Better™ . them. ffi mplioyes heard an- Men's $2. 50 Easy Slippers A a ee they said, a man came out of an| 10 carloads of these beautiful Baby Grands were purchased for our 45 coast-to-coast pine grade 20° nicely . ire we able to offer these won- @ | inner room, pistol in hand, and) stores from one of the country’s best Grand manufacturers. Our allotment is but one punished with rubber , ; er Sees OR ee ei cya carload. They will undoubtedly be sold by Tuesday or Wednesday morning. The tone eee tne thin ) ee ee ae | of this Piano is rich and mellow and equal in volume to a 6-ft. Piano. ee eee | Oa. wer We have a lance | lot of &S8-no Music R | ire dine oe tf = 99 Cotton Fleeced Blankets Two « ases of Bat a wel eec Music Rolls § Blankets ap ATH TOWELS hte er ie ee catalogue fell lengt! the lot lust« The Biggest Line of 10-Inch Double-Disc Graphophone : ean . es . Srect: $1 25 & r st a“ / \ = a . _— > > a ———— i £ Me — @ — — ~ _ lk / ; ee ne ——— eae me oe \\ . om Brand New ; e ey Women's $1.50 Union 2 ~* sad Ties a "4 . tie , ; . = = M 4 ; . (TA b kh ' Suits; good quality in CA! and ge ch . is etter Decause PI 390 ALL-LINEN | ater knee or ankle early he get acne eitk ye: a "7 laid '‘KERCHIEFS lengths with low neck. no s .* ot ad ‘want we is made of fine white hem sleeves: rea SO up in as -xes Dany | shed all-linen Handker- i. BD: [oe to Xmas Bes “49c 9 a beans by a chief and w ith handsor ’ ee oe ae Saenee . ir le for you ial; ne Fy ‘oe = MEN'S AND BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SWEAT 7§ 98 ! 1} better process Another remarkable purchase Sg m ghee ee es ial ch. . , ee es ee eS usters and has a better to own a splendid php" tape or far rg 2 aye ary. a price. Prompt action wi e necess flavor than other Duet Bench, Floor Lamp, Music Cabinet and Library of assorte S56 to 46. Spe Japanese Baskets Men's Kibbed Union 5 Men's Ni lc and Fiber + —~+ s Kibbed Hose: i | Dy«tained Japanes: Fiarn box Suite; our reguéat $1.79 ~~ ben lote. ee ee _ um gauge colors kinds. Music Rolls included without extra charge. Call early REG. U.S. PAT. OFF ™s; with or without handies " ribbed quality: ; Sent sires for sewing asekete, aeavy 34 > a “ > , ie, 2 om f iz 5 ¢ Monday. een | // ee ioe "ga.a9 | agel =, “ase Q WalterBaker ¢ ~ ial design, oct. Ste ESTABLISHED 1760 aes ae . SKLZ DM BOYS’ OVERCOATS 9 Dts ¥. mf {- ~ Of CHOICE RECIPES SENT FREE, Peli Axminster Rugs, 9X , Srrived 100 fine quality alexgnder ce °“$ AND SUITS | in") , eameLter RUCs, size ¥xl2:; large cay : ey res; both floral or small allover desizn E OF THEM ” : : A a he od oe 8, ig bargain, inciud 2 $3. . oV FRCOATS in S 98 O N e y Ry Linoleum hugs 13¢ Flesrenvering te : a yom be ' ut from rs . — : ee > 2 | es " ; Royse’ ¢ VER. M O R E $10.00 BIK ) “a DIANOS « ORGANS * HARPS + MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS fang io CORK LINOLEUM | a La a Fe 9 | Shopping Days 1006 OLIVE ST. taking «a year to pay. $1 Menth! 7 e=-yard-wide Cork Linole- gee Eg mg ad $ 79 istmas ; ; , ‘fut from | gs many ‘7§ : A» a « nothing alte 98 East St. Louis Store—309-11 Collinsville Av. rol Better Harry! Shop Early inthe Day |! STORE OPEN NIGHTS aF Ceri: ; —— Si.» ™ Special: sai yard

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eS - « * = - a « 2 —?e — . o- 2 _ g o « — A —- ‘A - - - e - > * ~— a 4 * * ee a ‘ : 6 4 wa’ a ‘ + et a et —" e+ —— — : fs ko ~ - ae es ~~ ae “= ee dt * ee hr BRIDGE PROBLEM |S 16 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; ‘tioned by Mayor Kiel in an | dress before the East St. Lions Club at luncheon at the Community House boring city yesterday. ad- The Mayor referred to the plans under consideration by minals Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. although in his talk he did not mention this body. The committee has not completed its work. Upper decks of both bridges will be used for pedestrians and ve- hicles, Mayor related, if the Proposals for putting Eads\arrangements are completed, as Iiridge and the municipal bridge to he hopes.they will be within sfx work more efficiently were men-' months, and the lower deck of” USCUSSED BY KEL Mayor Refers’ to Plans, for In- terchange of Use of Spans in Address in East St. Louis. ee the Louls | of the neigh- the Ter-, | mads Bridge will be used by trolley cars, while the railroads operate on the now unused lower deck of the municipal bridge. “Let's acquire these bridges for. free avenues of entrance to our cities.” urged the chief execu- tive of St. Louis. ‘“*We can do it if clubs like yours will do for this bridge problem what the civic elubs of St. Louis did for the bond issue.”’ He asked that East St. Louisans help to have eliminated the $40,000 annual tax collected from the city of St. Louis by St. Clair County on the east end of municipal bridge, saying it should be exempt from taxation, as it helps both cities and costs st. |The only articles found in his | Louis $1300 a day. northeastern ( Gerhart) opposing railroad Mayor Kiel praised Mayor Ste- phens of East St. Louis, who in- troduced him at the luncheon, for co-operation in the approach to the municipal bridge. Man Falls Dead in Svorc. Police are seeking to identify a man about 46 walked into of Charles Biando, years the 1125 old, who confectionery | North ‘Seventh street, at 7 p. m. yesterday ‘and called for a bottle of milk. As ‘Biando turned to get the bottle, line man fell to the floor dead. pockets was a half-pint bottle of liquor. Workmen Injured. Jack Codd, 47 years old. 3741 Cote Brilliante avenue, employed on the new culvert for the River des Peres at Delmar boulevard and Rosedale avenue, suffered a frac- tured spine and other injuries yes- | heavy terday when struck by a weight which fell from the boom of a steam shovel from which the bomMs of a pulley had slipped. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper C —--> | Advertising —to be effective — | | Must Attract Attention — WARWICK TYPOGRAPHERS are Specialists in making advertisements attract favorable atten — tion. We can make vour advertising mare elfective. 720 Olive St. - Phone, Olive 9221-23 412N.62 ST.LOUIS oe. Y ee et WEDNESDA‘ DECEMBER § ry See | drive ’em ¢ with FIXACO ©& (COUGH CONFECTION Ri — JUVENILE DESKS UPPLIES OFFICE S STENCILS ‘ 4) ~ Yor COUGHS-CO! SORE THROAT-HOAI tie WEDNESDAY. pECEMBER 3, 1924. LE OO pare & we ECTRIC TRA Outfie—Emsine wit h 4 Fri. only-+ | Fri. ont , . — hn ie ; en oe To fn mm oo he he i a | aa ll i et) i to a oe oe a On a Pn Pt De nt Pe i ee ee ee a s Lamme =, V4 RETAILERS “ rniture Co, “x A REWARD OF $1.00 9 Will be paid to anyone discovering @ garment priced lower elsewhere than the identical style and quality is priced at Garland’s. This is a standing re- -_ sist alies INCORPORATED ward—always open but Seldem neces- St Louis’ Largest Womens Specialty Shop sary to pay. WHOLESALERS a sghout. ® are peavT /\\. 2°¢ of% op, . - : > ‘ _* : ’ P . . “AF o — = es 5 ee "s « & a . “4 uf mea , : —- _ . >“ . -- - e ied . . aad a . a ee ea ie ep ” . ~~ ee — re ~ + ~e > = — ae es eT ne u” © At Average Savings of — = > - Be ma For Thursday we are concentrating upon the lower-priced sample groups, giving thrifty shoppers wonderful opportunities to secure apparel of character at ridiculous prices. With Garland merchandise always priced in competition with other stores, these savings will dispel any idea of shopping elsewhere. SAMPLE COATS~ A rare treat for Thursday shoppers in this Sample Coat Feature. Suedines, Excellos, Chinchillas and blocked Polaires, and are faultlessly fashioned into Winter's most favored styles. a ede Serer er. #7 » — ee =. 4 . L _- 3 _——— “ , * > - = He as You Get Paid | ? Why sacrifice my joy and denying yourse!f a new to have the ready cash—w plan enables you te wear eutfit: we will arrange ance of $1.50 on any pure Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. 3 ¢ ? _A SS De | wnel ’ i}! a r * ets a fF ees tee a as, Og 7 ” » ~ 4 we Rich Furs of natural | Opossum, Mouflon, Man- churian Wolf and Viatka (dyed coney) adorn them— and colors include brown, deer, gray, tan and black. The selection at $24 is as extensive as the savings are great—and sizes include models for misses, women and larger women. Other Sample Coat Groups at $59, $79, $99 and $159 ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR—SIATH ST eben bh bE BMAB EDAD AAD A EDAD AALSE444464 444644464 6 AA Ae eee RRR KEE ERA BREBRBRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA SAAS 4666 46444.4646.4.46.6 6 64464646646 644646466 6646 64464646464 46.444 4464466 _A RR AA BRA AAA AAA AAA AAA AARDAA AAA A AAA AA AAA ADA A AAA AA A | This Large Figured Tapestry-Covered Chair With Solid Mahogany Arms Reduced to 2 Seven Different Patterns of Quality Tapestry to Choose From F OR Christmas selling we were very fortunate in acquiring a number of these fine Chairs at a very substantial price concession so that we are enabled to offer them to you at a price correspondingly low. They - ie make ideal Christmas gifts because they are not only impressive in appear- 4 1/ ance but they embody quality construction throughout. The design is just as : illustrated but in covering you have a choice of seven different patterns in high quality tapestry to select from, in almost every conceivable color combi- nation. Arms of solid mahogany are gracefully fashioned and so are the legs. This wonderful Chair at this low reduced price represents a value that merits your immediate consideration. Come in Thursday! This Chair Will Be Held for Christmas Delivery “ This Is a FURNITURE Christmas ” ; TP 7 = "o = Bee yy ey ee . 2 — . m —-s J - - ? ee... ee SS SS SD RD LLL LL LL LL LL LAE LD DD 38 to 48 inch lengths in gray and buff American Broadtail, Cocoa, Brown, Caracul, Sable Dyed Weasel and Scotch Mole—all combined with Fox and other fashionable Furs. Other Sample Fur Coats From $84 to $894 THIRD FLOOR-—BROADWAY Same Good East St. Louis Smart styles in plain and fur-trim- med Coats of cut polaire, angora and grizzly. The finest Coats we've ever seen priced so low. Misses,’ Women’s and Extra Sizes to 5414, SECOND FLOOR—BROADWAY SIDE L_OBAAAAAAA BABA AD ABLE KEBAB A AAA A BEA BABA AAA AD BAA ABAABA ABABA AAAAAAAAAASD ppp bp bhp p bpp bbb hh bb bh bb baba bbb baobab bAAALA Baa aaanaaaaannannnnn. s”"”"”","rr"rrrrvrryrrrYrY,eeeeeeeeeeeeeereee SS SDS SL LL DL LL LL SL DL LD DD | : [ : C : , . . ° ; : : : . . . . : * : . . : . s . ba : : & heh ee ee eee heh bbe bb ad A DAAAAADAAAADADDAAD SS —_ = + +s ss '*+ss+#*, TT, Ts T=" = ; ; ? ; 4 Lammerfs 9i1i-— 919 WASHINGTON Lc CATION eee et TUOMAS W. GARLAND UNC. gcmcmpememesiuy-i1-13 BROADWAY and 4210-12-14 SIXTH str a

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WEDN 4 gy DNESDAY, . ° . . 3 pr TENSE Toog 3 { pecan ptt boca The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has stcthtelatla MORE CITY Ors een armen. then ‘BOTH other aa newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH te = ee —omeem ao ee “7 S—825 NORTH 6th ST.JS=4 ) Boe we 7 = OPENGER TRYING 10 P sith ——— 9-Day Extension of Our Tremendous and Successful sastal Til | tN [ IRVIN | : eorGewr on | Ee EAL AL AL AVAL AL AL AL AL AY AL AL AV A A hh ARS FIXACO Td SeCiA 3 DAY TOYSALE | H CLEAR TRACK 105 AX CONFECTIO rything Reduced!! Come Thursday and ae w~ Ree Spey Lim, = Metre “i | Ge ~ l Efforts to Find Post for Barrett, — oy Ret ee ee ls | Draws Attention to Po- | gt 1120- 22- 24- 26- 28- 30 Olive St. Sor COUGHS: RW OMe cL ECTRIC TRAINS chy peed litical Maneuvers. SORE THROAT- Couns 1 Se eri meosiat and. termizal Ne 288 Il! neve ane A Spectal : a $6.95 By CURTIS A. BETTS. | C H R ee urs. and ri. only $4.08 MAMA POLLS Senator Spencer's activity in try- I S T M A S OFFER Thurs. and Fri. only... .89.05;17HEY WALK! THEY TALK! ; train, Thurs, and Fri. only. . $12. $2.75 Doll, 20-inch, un- $1 69 ing to find a Washington job for) f Train, Thurs. and Fri. only 1S. breakable, prettily dressed ' iceman ate . : y pial — = : $4.50 Doll, 27-inch, composition | Attorney-General Barrett at the cx it ese ? rain Tubs Worth $15.00 = ; head, arms and legs. $? 79 'piration of Barrett's term net! Each Organdie dresses aes ‘ ’ $6.50 Doll, %4-inen: wig and month has directed attention to} gy Be Fy ima $4.69 the political maneuvers far in aéd- ‘vance of the senatorial campaign 'in Missouri in 1926. Spencer is} now engaged in the occupation of a 'trying to eliminate all prospective Desk and Chair Sets ox |} opponents for the Republican nom-| (Oak Koll Top) UP Ae : ination. oo 89.05 Gore Eo. Woe witok te suippess Seer S16 Sets > 9: “A gestion that Dwight F. Davis, As | sistant Secretary of War be appolt- | ed to the Cabinet to succeed Seéc- ny |} retary Weeks, whose retirement 1s | sno Conse] qu? nn) panto [314.50 Automobiles. 810.95 |]]||°xPected. He has pickd a place rere aise ‘ a : $20.00 Automobiles. . $14.95 as Assistant Attorney-General for Uy 16x36 Th ; , tre $34.00 Automobiles 24.95 Barrett, and has issued statements a body. a ae Curt “$7.98 CHILD'S ROCKER, over- to the effect that there was no} art .so.95 tufted Spanish Chase |doubt that Barrett could have one leather; $11.00 art $11.05) wiue. iS oe 95 of the jobs under the Attorney- ee me meg eR EE gar) TS RS OO RIERA fe BA ewig PRR EEO eB RO Cae Me Oe De SS They will help you do your wash- ing. No lifting, just roll them from the faucets to the machine. The height elim- inates stooping and bending. llave convenient stop-cock. | ’ Large Ironing Board and a He 6-Lb, Dearmaid Iron With Each Washing Machine Until Christmas You will find this Ironing Board and Iron a wonder- ful convenience. The board is collapsible and will ad- just to different heights. The Iron is a Dearmaid 6- lb. Iron that has a patent holder, as illustrated: 6- foot. cord and detachable plug. HURLEY E lectri ic Washing Machine Outfit o — ee Fully equipped, ~ feta s What *10 of Your Christmas Money Will Do EN dollars of your Christmas money will put a Thor Electric Washing Machine in your home— releasing you forever from laundry bills or the drudgery of hand washing methods. A Thor makes a most appropriate and useful Christmas gift for wives or mothers—and we are making it mighty easy to buy one of these won- derful washers this year. Comein today! Reserve your Thor for Small Payment Before Christmas delivery on or before Christmas Eve Convenient Payments in 1925 as you desire. ~4 ———— = “',, a hea he ahs hee ——— a Special Christmas one These are the well-known, nationally ‘riised Hurley Electric Washing. chines. They will wash clothes : ibso!] lean and without injury: are easy aa safe to operate, are trou! le-proof nd de- : gia : ri ’ pencable and will give life-time service. Se Se ee ees HURLEY MACHINE CO. « Chicago - New York Largest Makers of Electric Washing Machines—Established 1906 Thor Electric Shop Telephone: Central 4385 1006 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. Union House Furnishing Co. ¥ 44g >-4 Ste Open Newest Patterns 1 in effort to sidetrack Barrett, who Saturday fem has refused to comment on the in-/| FREE y= ss Ths Why Wes Nee Wate Ns Ny Nh NT Te Th. Ne iN | Until OVERCOATS Reece ecceiceee otc dene ct ins. an = es al at cat a at haat a hence hig pet eae heat at he haa | aoe Washington c ‘erning the matter. ys ore i~ peer a hn conse n that Barrett for sev IN YOUR . eral months has had under consi ets : ns | gree trabl ascie HOME > SA EE Oe DEP, BE KIND TO eration several desirable conne a ) | This special group in- : , _ —- 4 ° % “ 4 ==} |tions with legal firms in St. Louis, a i we bees Hs Meee ie ene 79 | / YOUR CANARY | cludes a wide assort- |.— . ; ara ' Lt | Pete mint of Blatinntive z= connections which probably would : | It will be healthy and hap- . i A oilhtes nean more to him in a financial | | Tuxedo or Full Dress | / ee ey . Vv , ’ , 9 / 7 | ' od popular d= to way than a position as AsSsistant- A N y i a0. e Suit From ; FRENCH’S BIRD SEED | : Attorney-General. While the post y In every packare there fe a ‘ Better material. finely whee teividig: : E : ay | ROTHGIESSER BROS. Ye Bird Biscuit FREE. If not CANDY that is CANDY E in Washington would not necessar- T RMS , ; sold near you, write tailored, on easiest , 7 a N. W. Cor. Broadway and Cheataut The R.T.FRENCHCOMPANY | TAKE ons HOME~ ily bar him from the senatoria] | ) ‘ See FNL TNT PF RN TIT Rochester,N.Y. terms. : ee *d —3! contest in 1926, he virtually would =| be prevented from opposing Spen- Place Your Order Now for Xmas Delivery ilcer if he obtained the lac Y ; through Spencer's influence. er GAERTNER ELECTRIC COMPANY | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening = When questioned about the Open Evenings, 3523 N. GRAND BL. Colfax 2092 \ newspaper giving Associated Press news service. 9 P. M. It is know we F eu Po - 4 ee oF ; ee 3 4 wr igt : ee eine Sees Satay ? 1 ae ee ee eT bs oa ee Pe EE - x to” ae t e »* ay SSE re PIS ees." “eo oC ee ‘ fs yee! pbiali tii} yi! HMA ih Oe eT RBEERP LI ELL bas) et = ae 4 i} : bed tH Ph alti mi ay + = i ASS * ods tm ag, igh Se —* ex ee 2 . a | en Set VES i ee { Included in this marvelous nasembly of Stylish models are the latest creations the newer materials; featuring lav- sik | trimming—some with fur, many lined. : : ~ hope for the child’s recovery. Ch { A \y ==" Work has been held in jail sinco 00Se From | 95 . ) 31' Monday. He told authorities that : vy =liwhen he awoke Sunday night A&A | man stood over the bed wielding number of | | an AX, Fle said he grappled with th ) =—fithe intruder, who struck him once at we are ; 7 " on the head and then fled. Short- low. They | Also Groups Up to $85.00 3 ) : lv after the filing of charges Tt, i : against Work, a Coroner's jury re- > in appear- turned an open verdict. Eittiens in : DRESSES . ||MEXICAN BANDITS LOSE pinay eee, Pt 1 4* ae § | TWO LEADERS IN ATTACKS med in n wide se- | ‘ | Emiliano Orbez Killed by Troops, re the legs. motion of new de- _ Juan Jose Captured in At- ‘head as she slept in her home near ‘here. Her infant son also was at- ‘tacked and physicians hold little al rm ifs An BF dS , Frye, 268 eae 2 ee eee * ~ All Full Fashioned and Perfect Black Gunmetal Tanbark Nude Gray Otter Brown Freckles 2.8°8 2.8 € Bf 8 8 Ee £2 2S eye 2s Se see i 8.8 8 8) Brown Satin Black Satin Faille Silk New Felt Combinations tempts to Rescue Chief's Body, 8 thers Range in ] rice By the Asso lated Pr 4 a An astonishing sale of 1500 pairs of full-fashioned, pure thread silk Hose, reg- Antiatiaid ularly worth $2. All have fine mercerized Chtetiane lisle garter tops and reinforced toes and Gift Needs. heels. Purchase your needs for the entire meee on ag Winter at the decided saving of. one-half. Ptr 2 Morning shopping advised. Be Duplicated Soon. \ Up to $49.50 MEXICO CITY, Dec. 3.—A d23- | perate but unsuces ssful attack by bandits upon the mining town cf ty mi; El Chico to recover the body of Goods—-Same Terms at Our ee ae cacti ‘al D . elive =, heir chief, which § I J : leotse Louis eeeere,—-Si4 Collinsville AV. ||! \iciea by the police as a warning =!\to law violators, Is reported in ad- viees from Pachuca, Emiliano Orbez was shot recent- ly and his band forced to flee after ia sanguinary fight with ips. The ii bandits, bent upon recovering their leader's body for burial, gathered b 60 = : in the mount iins under Juan Jose Naa SRUAL CS eocond in command and descende \ 506-608 N. BROADWAY dis: 2 Doors Kart” lachagla Ik wcond in command and Aescsnded | “Ay ayy “ 1 renu)se Tone was meshes «€ by | mt THE HOUSE OF UNUSUAL Vv VALUES \s lind | Ly ond repuls and Capt ured, Large and Small Hats! Matrons’ Hats! Every Wanted Style and Color! A Hat Sale at Super-Savings! Participate in this re- markable event, for new Hats, worth from $5 to $7.50, are All Sizes 8l, to 10 drastically reduced to $2. Be here early. satel a tinian (First Floor.) e . a Yr n A a eg Bg % 8. |e B . a. 8. | a | be i s.. 8.8.8 B.8 - | = | : | a | sap : bint , nds tes - a . a a eo ft ee eo Ce ie a ie en ee a ae | _ —_ 4 = » a2 a 4 « EER RBR ESB BaRBRaERBeBaRaRBEaB aE SE

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Mg er + ; Books for Gifts . PART TWO. Children’s Barber Shop 3 | —Tokens for Young and Oli “ ~ , : " 2) a —Appreciated by Parents Jf ' \. @ In our Book Shop, with its aim 4 NEW , | | brary arrangements, you may best J 4. @ Here the children amuse themselves on 2 tl BED ' your gift Books—poetry, populaps hobbyhorses while “Barber Pili” expertly oa Se Sean hs See _——— ——_————— iy standard books of all wanted kir \ , : cuts their hair in new styles, almost be- ee ee a. aon ee $900 i ] est Distr | = Res fore they know it. | a We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in argest Di bee ig Serer sng ee Sixth Fh ’ Main Floor Balcony ie Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | at Retail in Missouri an ; % | ¢ ‘one +e, pS ANNOUNG ' + iv \ . * v Prominent in Our Many Coat Offerings Which Reveal Our Dominance in Fashions, Is This Exceptional Group of — . | = S Sy, ‘ ze : ‘Bond Issue of $200,C LL) Sit zag $ $ WA! , OO “ © | | ‘ = iistion bonds ef ” 9118:008 $10 to $12.50 “Tenne’ Hats Sale 0 f Silks $35.00 to-$40.00 Coats | $45.00 to $55.00 Cody © setion r 69 $2 Value >] 29 Ain : im m 7 | cessary in March, 1 at, Yard at, Yard for a long time to come. The sizes are for men and isn tié.caaterity of the pi cate > a -A Gift Opportunity That You Will Agree Is Extraordinary! Medium weight Canton Crepe, $8 All-Silk, 89-inch Georgette with at- Siitanges mean no withdrawl young men of practically all proportions. Pitbertics in September, 1928, & inches wide, a deep black and ideal for | tractive printed patterns: a choice of de- Selection from these groups carries with it the assurance 3 ids from the investment those giving a dress-pattern for prac- | signs and color combinations that will that you are choosing from St. Louis’ very best values! -*. but merely a change In 4 . ° 66 9? tical Yuletide remembran | please many a Christmas giver ‘ acter of the investment -l alr oslery Sale os a oe mbes: : , Public Debt Reduction. $3.00 Colored Crepe de Chine a rahe extent to which Go The Excellent “Surety” Suk Hose—Here Exclusively —the following being but a few of the 48 fashionable colors, in- wy, 29 Give Silk Shirts as Christmas Gifts! 4 ent obligations in the hanée pre-Christmas opportunity to “ $3.59 99). proved by the best-dressed men everywhere—big, bu F t the exchange feature of bnds and it is expected that cluding black; 40 inches wide, special, yard public have been reduced is @ “Surety” Silk Hose—sold here exclusively in St. Louis—have come to be so Ivory Navy Rust ' a Perkadie, In the five and « popular that this opportunity to save on them will solve many a gift problem. sect od oo a. spears Stace vune 30, 158 P. ) fe . ,*9 ys P —-y. >. = . - . ot ¢ ° - i isque 3 Flic de \AS ecrease All “Surety” Hose are of pure and excellent silk, always full-fashioned and fit Ruby al Maiee ohn es ae ae Cocreneeaas ting splendidly. Choice of the following unusual groups. . .28. a total reduction of $4,2 : £021.77. $1.50 Sheer Hose $1.65 Silk Hose Santa Claus Will Be Busy This Year Delivering | Are Offered Thursday at 7 4 i. : ign payments and other sim ZY ‘Ff “ ee i agaangt : ae i Sa B “—— ,? = ‘ | "e bs ms, the total of which for SS ¥ 4 ‘ fom? enaie ; Sheer ‘‘Surety’’ Silk Hose ms ' ' . 4 , ' ‘ in black and many colors; lisle | | Hose in black and several sea- ‘ > fe ‘garter tops and soles and all 4 SAS: sonable colors; all with lisle —They Meet Boys Unqualified Approval! clearly woven. As a Dia garter tops and soles. eable against the ordiz Tament expenditures bet , B budget. will balance: cc ; q“Raynsters” invariably become the pride of young- mM reduction in the working ' Uhh 2 ’ , 4 , = | y oi + and, third, from surplus. ” oy SA : sters’ wardrobes. They are made of an excellent «# Fon 5 | “ian . . : : : i fj wo further Government fina $1.75 Chiffon Hose : $1.85 Silk Hose quality rubber sheeting—guaranteed not to leak, crack a @_ Here is an admirable assort- , : | is expected unis) next Sane . | . . or peel—and : ifts r i ; ; *hri iving! — — | | 3 Pairs. ; $4.75 3 Pairs ys . $4.95 P d as gifts they are certain to please. ment for Christmas giving! , : Third Liberty : Medi : “7c - oe - ‘ ‘e mM ; | well-tailored neckband Shirts HLS of | Bonds May Re Exchanged Splendid black and colored : Medium - weight ‘‘Surety Russkote” Outfits Wytback”’ Coats : in the following variety : molders of registered third ‘*‘Surety’’ (Chiffon Silk Hose ‘ Hose in black And colors: of nam Bt —— r ehenting, mt gy to-the-neck Coats of : , Pt yy loan 4% per cent bonda f . . z be . . ce 4 o— | . i ‘ fi " with lisle garter tops and gery iceable weight, with lisle with snap fasteners and flapped With eee” tea Bags : ; Plain white eilk baby broadcloths: / { . E ze them at par for the silk soles tops and soles. atch pockets. Sizes 4 to 16. | pockets. All sizes, 4 to 16. $3.95 colored satin stripes on light grounds; - of 4 per cent treasury bo : With hat to match, | value for Thursday $ ; plain white, tan or gray jerseys— a +o "th : 9944-54. tr was announced tc | : $5.50 value only, special . | and many other popular silk fabrica , +}. the Si Louls Federal Re $2.55 Silk-Top Hose | $2.25 Extra-Size Hose $1.95 Lisle Top Hose , ; There are all sizes and various sleeve . The same opportunity ts Play Suits of All Kinds : | ong Li ery to holders of Treasury ¢ —of “Surety” make and heavy -—of “Surety” make; blackand Surety “Double-knee Serv- ie *ef indebtedness, “0 weight: in black and fashion- | colored Hose ‘with. lisle tops Ice” Blk Hose in black Srsncterm he, tecnmsoer fate gn, “Tefen” ov Cowteg Sitk Shires, as gifts , ILE) WWE MMM 22 tie, ‘which inatare able colors. 3 prs. $6 95 and soles. 3 prs. $6 25 and wanted 3 prs. $5 35 wide and fascinating variety of Indian and Wild West . combine practicality and Special at... . | Special ° colors. Special m Styles, ranging from $1.45 to $8.50, Second Filecr luxury! Put them on + Was announced that pre Main Floor your list! a | Purchasers of bonds of Main Floor 7 Llsue should make applica > . . . é | Thursday's Candy “Special” Will Delight— bank or trust company or : Milk Chocolate Torpedoes | | By Cheesing Have Yoq May Seve on Lassi “eam Glove Silk-Wear “Specials” |“S5J Reet oe «Pound Gift Stationery Pt Wi Ain ; | ; | -RGEON BAY, Wis. Dee ; 2 | Special 2-Lb. —In a Charming Christmas Cabinet @ freighter Lakeland. ow $2.00 Silk Vests $3.00 Silk Bloomers \) Pound... 539¢ Box... fixie ; EW 00 — ot automate - @ Pure and wholesome milk chocolate Oh: ! Special $ ] pe alae : sen ‘as be areae = ~ - oe - en onal ~~ Aw Sd . = — a 2 eee eee OO me og en — - —=-~ Sh wie - Thursday—Many Gifts Should Be Chosen From These Unusual ee ee eer molded into the shape of torpedoes—each S \ , Thursday. ©. O°9. 68 ard a coast guard cut piece foil-wrapped. A confection nearly Ann Arbor car ferry. everyone likes. i Splendid Glove Silk Vests of good (jift-givers will surely appreciate this . | -¥ so) yagi pate pings og be Indorsed for Militia th length and tn the popular bodice-top group of medium welght glove silk } These delightful c ] ee ee t oa . sad Press ! onfecti - style; plain tailored and choice of sports Bloomerse—made to give splen- ’ main p awe until Clsteneas,- tine one 48 envelopes—ribbon-tied and in hinge PSRSON CITY. Dee: 3 flesh, peach and maize garments. did service and in black as well as the wrapped in foil. Mat Fl cover cannes covenee ; rie received at the Always acceptable. most popular colors. Third Floor ~ vo Main Vie? Department today <== hia that Adjutant-Ge * Raupp of Missourt

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WEDNESDAY,” ~ PECEMBER 3, 1924, oks for Gifts for Young and Old Shop, with its Ideal yp. ments, you may best choose Books—-poetry, popular ang oks of all wanted kinds, Sixth Fleer ook » PART TWO eV LN TERM , Warm Winter ES oat Dominance” 9 to $55.00 Coats 3” stvles that are F r~where—big, burly Raglans and loose, choice of models— e color! There are bridge and heather acks. All with satin arvative enough to And the materials y satisfactory service s are for men and ions. it the assurance . very best values! Second Fleer as Gifts! Christmas Cabinet ce Cards with red edges 24 sheets of note paper bbon-tied and in hinge- 4 with red paper. Main Vieer Editorial Page Daily va rtoon 74 ? a ae) " 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JUDGE GRIMM CONDEMNS ~ SENTIMENTAL JURIES FOR REASURY LUAN =” LENIENCY IN AUTO CASES i ANNOUNCED aoe Patsy Stine Urged by Magistrate, Who Also Criticises In- different Prosecutors and Easy-Going Judges. j Issue of $200,000,000. | " Bearing 4 Per Cent Will Be Payable in 20 to 30) Years. Sentimental jurors, and jurors who are automobile owners, were blamed by Circuit Judge J. Hugo Grimm, in his talk at the annual Safety Council dinner at the Clar- ldge Hotel last evening, for failure to impose penitentiary terms on drivers who kill pedestrians. Judge Grimm's address follows: “The cause of many, if not a | considerable majority of highway + accidents, is careless and reckless driving by those operating auto- mobiles. Men and boys having little sense of responsibility drive these powerful ER SECURITIES SOON FALL DUE) —_-———— — - Calls Attention to $4,242,000,000 Reduc- tion in Public Debt Since June, 1919. —————— — ~ - ’ Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt WASHINGTON, Dec. Mellon has announced Treas- plans for the Dec. 15 finan¢lngz, | hich takes the form of a Jong- m issue of 4 per cent Treasury . ; e as Buliding. ngin — 7 a. : 3.—Secr+-| terrifically high rates of speed. ' Not only that, but men will drive them while in an intoxicated con- dition, and perfectly sober men, who think they are in a hurry, and who are careless of the rights of nds for $200,000,000. Thp an-! others, will hurry across an inter- puncement was made last might. | secting street where the traffic The bonds will be dated ani bear | "28 been opened to those crossing Snterest from Dec. 15, 19 t: will the street. mature Dec. 15, 1954, and be re-| Urges Severe Penalties. @eemabdle at the option of the Gov- “I realize that we have traffic ernment on and after Dec. 15, 1944,' ordinances which are impossible p four months notice. This !s-| of enforcement, but certainly those 6, With the income tax payments| who drive their automobiles at hing in Dec. 15, and miscellane- | breakneck epeed, those who drive receipts, is expected to meet! while intoxicated and these who financial needs of the Treas- try to enatch a right of way, all under the March financing | of whom are guilty of conduct en- Od. = \ P dangering the life and limb of oth- Certificates o nceptedness ac- ought ng $407,000,000 fall due Dec , of Paste 6, © be followed by savings cer-| ed against them, and if guilty they s of $25,000,000 Jan. 1, and! should be severely punished. re- tion bonds of $118,000,009 | gardless of their financial or socia! February. | Standing or political influence, Mellon Explains Issuc. | Judge Grimm said. lion explained the issue ‘fur- | “Is this done? I need not ney | ewer the question for you. as follows: |man in this room who its at all fa- tasury certificates of indebt- | the methods tn vogue, = eg core BOS-2038. especially in some of lower hg Det. 15, 1924, will als9/ eourts answer that sccepted in payment. but are for Some dered par: of cash of the public ment the effect executive of our city had order to the effect hould be no m fronting” in ihe city courts and that larger fines should imposed for traf- fic violations. As there Was no de- nial of be med idered necessary, or even ad- visable, to issue an of that kind, then, I ask, igs further com- ment at all necessary? “Fronting Still Goes On.” ‘It is difficult enough to catch and apprehend these speed ma- niacs, for the police have only a necessary in March, 1925, limited number of motor-cycle of- on the maturity of the third | ficers, and the policeman on foot fies in September, 1928. Such | has n@ chance to catch the speeder, wes mean no withdrawal of but when these law from the investment mar- | *pprehended and arrested they but merely a change in the should be made to taste the bitt acter of the investment from | ‘TU!t of their misconduct. to long term. mage VW rm arrested a 3 Al tu- . BREE Rieke Retuction ms Sh canting + Pty trial and punished: me extent to which Govern-/| of divinity’ that doth hedge f Obligations in the hands of | man of influence, and it seems that Public have been reduced is re- | these divinities have found their Min She vive and one- | Mount Olympus in a large build- ; : ing located on Fourteenth and years since June 30, 1919, the | warket streets. In these modern Gebt has decreased from | gays of speed, slang, jazz and ‘pull’ $4,.506.160.05 to $21,241,535,- | $8. a total reduction of $4,2 21.7 77 ers the cases fairly present- miliar with the the press a state- that the chief issued an to he cash Red to the Ments to carry the March financing period, the exchange feature of the/| fr permits the use of securities Uring in March and third Lib- ty Loan bonds to acquire the new ) ace, mas and it is expected that the) enn.« iders of the present securities fill to a large extent avall them- | we of their rights. "The application of March ma- | Hes or third Liberty Loan | in payment for the new | iry bonds will in part relieve | Somewhat heavy financing oth- | offering will be re- sary cash re- the treasury neces ore . be this statement it ma order a are ‘fronters.’ is reduct on has been effect- “The edict pfirst, out of the sinking fund. the temple of justice read very ente and other similar | we}], but it seems that these gentle- the;total of which for the understood it in a Pickwick- it fiscal year is estimated at | at any rate, it 06401, and which items are/ that they have taken the order mabe against the ordinary with a grain of salt, and that ment expenditures before | fronting’ still goes merrily on in peudget: will balance: second, | .ome places. It seems to me that eduction in the working bal- | ye we were to reduce some of the third, from surp!us. | political activity in the courts hav- her Government financ- ing to do with the enforcement of weapected until next March.” | traffic regulations we would there- Third Liberty Loan) by reduce to a considerable extent an May Be Exchanged. | the volume of highway accidents. of registered third Lib- “T have spoken of our munici- 4% per cent bonds may) pal ordinances and their enforce- them at par for the new | ment. and want to say a few words S per cent treasury bonds! about the State law. The statutes Bd, it Was announced today ' provide that the killing of a hu- Bh Louls Federal Reserve | man being by culpable negligence; ®same opportunity its of- ‘that is. by carelessness, is a felony, to Olders of Treasury cer- | punishable by fine and imprison- [*ef indebtedness. Series) ment in the workhouse, or even in 2, which mature Dec. | the penitentiary. They make | the driving of an automobile by a person while in an intoxicated con- ' dition a felony, punishab le by fine | or imprisonment, or both. Assails Sentimental Jurors. “With all the men, women and ichildren who have been killed by eareless automobile drivers in this | within past few years, I recall! the case of a single o has ever been sent to l the penitentiary; it rdeed, it is only in rare cases that the punishment ls as severe as six months in the ‘workhouse. This is not the fault of the law, it is not the fault of the errand juries who indict, of the 'prosecutors who prosecute nor the ‘judges who try the cases; but it is jthe result of sentimental jurors. of men jan sense; a'so SBhounced that prospec- | rs of bonds of the Should make application Securities through their | ™ Or trust company or dli- *9UEH the Federal Reverve | lcity the icannot |i person rt eneteeee a - Loaded With Autos Sank. ted Prees EON BAY, Wis.. ter Lakeland, owned Meit Co. of Cleveland, & load of automobiles at 7 six miles from the . All of her crew were rd a coast guard cutter bh Arbor car ferry. whe Dec. 3 i for Militia Chief. . Prees WON CITY. received at ~~ 4 | been {ndorsed by the convention of | the Western delerates of the Na- riment today from tional Guard there for ehief of th that Adiutant-Gener- Militia tureau of United Raupp of Missouri had States, to succeed State the Gen. will | ‘through our crowded city streets at | to be brought to the bar | itimes seem ‘less in the mat ‘£0me perpetrators | warehouse in | past question | ime ago we}! ition that there to be true. When it is | violators are | er | the But now iy i-conduct will there is some sort} ; e the (land him in a small but these divinities are known by the - | suggestive, if not euphonious’ name | banishing them from | | >. for seems | | gia te.y ee SU DG E J. HUGO | GRIMM. | many of whem @ are ‘gutomobdtile owners themselves, and in their imaginations may see themselves as defendants in suits for felonious wounding. So we have laxness in some of the lower courts, we have indifferent prosecutors, easy-going judges, and we have sentimental juries, and between them those who make our streets and highways un- safe are encouraged by the belief that they are immune from real, effective punishment. “While I believe, and have stated on different occasions, that our po- lice force is probably as efficient as are those of the other large cities of this country, !t does at be curiously help- ter of fe¥reting out of crime. To is an amazing mystery why —_ to ne it ‘ft seems to have been impossible | to learn an- | Every. identity of the men managed to epirit away a large quantity—-I believe 800 bar- of whisky from a bonded this city within the years. I mention this passing, as it has only an indirect bearing upon the ques- under discussion. What can ye accomplished by zeal and ener- gy has been beautifully demon- strated by the work of our police juring the past few days, when, following a record of some 20 ie night, there wag a determined effort which put an end to the yrrise of the ‘ 7 » ‘ “— + . - ler mg vAawaymMman omplete all approved projects, z es now being const rac ted piece-mea!,” J. R. Clynes was chosen deputy Smith related. ‘This sum would | leader and deputy chairman, and allow the engineers to proceed Ben Spoor was elected chief whip. of (“on- the Aseociate’d Press. LONDON, Dec. 3.—Rameay MacDonald, former Labor Pre- mier, was re-elected chairman and | leader of the Parliamentary Labor iparty today the | LEAD LABOR IN PARLIAMENT a a ee | SAYS EXPRESS TRAFFIC FORECASTS PROSPERITY | President Coute of American Rall- way Express Co. Delivers Address Here. All indications furnished by trend of express traffic in country since the election point to ‘an immediate period of marked | prosperity, In the opinion of Rob- lert E. M. Cowtle, president of the |American Railway Express Co., iwho spoke at the annual dinner of ithe Traff Club of St. Louls at | Hotel Chase last night. the the Cowte sald the volume of traffic | handled by express is an accurate barometer of business conditions i\throughout the nation. If trade is dull or “spotty.” the situation is instantly revealed through ex- ‘press shipments, because transpor- tation of goods and business g0 ihand In hand. It is upon such ob- \servations, he declared, thgt the forecast of an unusual increase in business activity is based. In support of his contention, Cowlte cited the growth of the ex- press company to an organization now handling $300,000,000 of busi- — —\ ness In a year, maintaining 28,560 offices, employing 125,000 persons, with an annual payroll of $136,- 6€0,000 and operating over 268,006 miles of railroad. The number of shipments now being hanéle@ shows no decline from last year’s |record, he declared, in spite of tn- creased competition resulting from an improved freight service, pareel post and a tremendous increase {fs the use of overland trucks. BRAZIL SUSPENDS VISAS FOR JAPANESE EMIGRANTS By the ‘Associated Pres. | TOKIO, Dee. 3.—The Brazilien Consul has notified the Japanese Government that he has been tn- structed to suspend the grant ef | Visas for intending emigrants. te Brazil. The Foreign Office, taken | by surprise, has instructed the Japanese Minister to Brasil te make a report on the matter tm. mediately. Akamatsu, chief of the emigra- tion section of the Foreign Offies, said: “If this notice heralds an es- jclusion policy against Japanese, | the situation presents iteelf is | j decidedly serious aspect to the Jape anese nation.” a ee ~_ eee - : : : : = = | TE oe ae Oy 2 ee ee ae ee ed --- a, r _- ang | We Stas i ea Ry Natalie, ; 4 ‘ ~

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1% ATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1924. ao. 4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISP ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE. lowship in the Raval Society of an org yon 1 Founded b accomplishments in | ¥ JOSEPH PULITZER Probably the two most important recommendations dress in New ‘York recently Dr. Carver told of de Dec. 12, 1878. of President Coolidge with regard to domestic affairs the sweet po Published by the Pulitzer Publishing | in their effect upon the public welfare are economy in veloping =aS commeretat SS ae 800 from the Company, Twelfth Boulevard expenditures, with reduction of taxation, and the ap in Sry oe Se pa and Olive Street. aie oe o nae “0 a inal the ennent common clay of his native South. '?p commission “to éxamin D Dr. Edwin Slosson, whose “creative chemistry” THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- criminal code of procedure and recommend to the three or four years age brought him inte interne FORM. : nog wd neo ged manson (i wee tional prominence, might be credited with bringing I know that my retirement will | oan bert wae th “ote Te the attention of the world to the possibilities of re CONCERT ty yeas make no difference in its cardinal ' h along the lines conducted by Dr. Carver. Ars | principles, that it will always fight | Touching foreign relations, the most important — a See infancy, but ~ i 7: event as a series of rec for progress and reform, never tol- Dali the di ale ahd satel tities This branch of science {s still in its tn , | ! ae vecal ana plane tan ee silos ate when it has had time to develop America will have. i, yy “ q~bdellishment of text inst erate injustice or corruption, always : fight demagogues of all parties, the United States adhere to the protocol establishing| |. suse to worry about feeding a rapidly increas | , ‘4 se principal fabric! of c | . es : e aoe Mever belong to any party, always || the Permanent Court of International Justice. The ing population. | | = . | Oppose privileged classes and public | President suggests that the adherence be based upon, Paar ballads, but dqelatans: oor plunderers, never lack sympathy | the conditions stated in the recommendation now be-| pean _— . 2 ofacidental music. Now 8) levee a | wig | OUR BLUE SKY IS CLEAR. : — - the aul with the poor, always remain de fore the Senate. and that the United States “shall not | : voice is no longer voted to the public welfare, never be : Satisfied with merely printing news, be bound by advisory opinions which may be rendered | always be drastically independent; by the court upon questions which we have not volun- mever be afraid to attack wrong, | tari)y submitted for its judgment.” The effect of our w “Js © - nn Ai ll rama ae eee ited participation in the International Court of perumred , - , : by the famous Russian 2 )| ‘The President himself singles out economy as the| *¢ notorious Hawkins and his ass whe » : tf .. ae ue ond St. Louls appearan | §uch inference would be wrong. Missour!’s blue- ' ; et night at the Odeon, before LETTERS | present paramount question in legislation, by saying: | 7 , > 1 ba , FROM THE PEOPLE | , . sky department has a clear and admirable record in : ‘Bh. Wie i - = @ience rather smaller th | . '“In my opinion the Government can do more to rem- , | y op . ¢| this case. It refused to let the Hawkins Mortgage > ee A , ' | x 3 have been expected, but on | , ‘ >» a wh was gradually won to enth The name and address of the author | edy the economic ls of the people by a system of ‘. , must accompany every contribution, dut | rigid economy in public expenditure than can be ac Co. do business in Missouri. It found a cao ae cat Va oe Y% ve Pas : * approval of his singular on request will not be published. Let-| complished through any other action.” Upon this, insolvent, on the evidence of its a plese ea eae ‘ aan , “a quent art. ar ge ters not exceeding 200 words will receive | depends reduction in taxes, which affects the eco | cn “3 ge ~ a bs cae aneienie a ' == | a BoA . aaa — nequitable.” c ss 4s ) oe preference. nomic condition not only of every taxpayer, but of) mad i on sa pean latices dene > “y , Mes sian tongue, were from w every citizen, because in the long run taxes by whom- aS WUSGS: : ¢ rg ; 3 Z Russian operas. soever paid are a burden upon all the people. Mr. stated, therefore, the application of the Hawkins ss 2: a : ¥ His Keen Literary Coolidge is making good his promise of economy. Mortgage Co. for permit to dispose of its capital . fers #4 Few mperies ae The value of the recommendation of a commission | . i possess © ~ stock to investors fn this State is in all respects re . 2 4 me a EADLINES all wit the lec- , , they literary sen veness. 8 a to outline judiciary reforms in the Federal courts) : fused and denied.” : : : ‘ . , ae os a figure of some six don rt |, gone dus v- | lies not only in the reform of those courts but in the) The department did more thas that. a oe *| , ‘é one | brawn than one huge, expe | aid and encouragement it will give the states in their receivership suit against the United Home Buliders) £7 specialized nerve, mord marks as to woman's influence in mod- ‘efforts to reform the procedure of state courts in which blocked attempted exchanges of Hawkins stock he ,» 2° af rh pressionable to words in ‘criminal cases. The whole country is suffering from | or United Home Builders contracts and salvaged =, ae > Rt ee eon ot ae archaic and cumbersome rules which tend to defeat| 2 Part of the latter’s assets. To individual Inquiries TP rein » ¥: a iy he treats music wit rather than to promote justice. as to whether the Hawkins project was a safe in- A, areas B = i - ee respect. zation in any real sense. An important point in the message was the rec.| Vestment it gave full, protective information. a Ae Two of his selections, ja: a 4! “ Bin stance, were Schumann's - pet a4 —— A ag nag agggce pore ommendation for the repeal of the publicity clause| Notwithstanding the vigilance of Missour!'s blue SD Sf rr ae | ss swe Grenadiers”—oume on is that of Guizot, s ' ’ oF LL sd ye! , _— reg af © OS 4 o Grena > of man resulting from the establishment | of the income-tax law. The President definitely sky department, the fact remains that the Hawkins . ‘ Rt. wth, Seles g ° 4 reason !n Russian instead of social order in place of the individual | takes his stand against publicity of incometax lists. conspiracy did operate on a big scale—swindling 6000 see ee oo. sd a i 2 man—and Massenet’s * independence and lawlessness of the 8avV-/| tie wants this part at least of governmental trans-| Victims of more than $5,000,000. It is also a fact} » £t4 ee mg | ee ; ao ye One speculated on what 4 we pg 0 Rtgs ye ie 'actions kept secret, and in our opinion opposes both that other stock-jobbing schemes are put over. And) , -* sap “03 a | a tt a es weet un ae no e Kind of Civil : »~ Ce "Ft ' ' ‘ ” 1 ! : a fo cen . pears to have had in mind. He con-| Principle and sound policy. The people who pay the there still remains the fact, set forth by Judge Geiger PPP ety , we St MP pr Setween measures’ Were demned “the civilization which for hun-/| taxes are to be kept in ignorance of the amount col- | in his instructions to the jury at Indianapolis which som AS: et " ' % LS. , Sox si down, notes were taken & dreds of years denied equal suffrage to! lected from each citizen. If the American people | convicted the Hawkins gang, that bluesky depart- Dery (tees, AM P Ba ES TS Pon ye ay *G ahead or behind their writt women.” “Our civilization,” he asserted, | stand for this sort of thing they have gone far to-| ments have been made “the instrumentalities of stock foo +’ Hf . Me BE Vy vee Set | ail sition, rules of breathing os ;, , . | | - epee iy 5 deny that the effect was int > - - wv Lg 7. e 4 . . _ : - 60 % 2 i? ruling class. Labor has come into power | In recommending an antilynching law the Pres!- missioner of Finance, has plans for strengthening . —, - a age 45 ; po “-.- - os - — “Ts > "ae moving. by N and so has woman, and “we have at, be ‘the d rt t’s blue-sky divisi Th ' OY 2 eee. eae ene OT orem. tn * —— ae Announces Songs -¥6 least reached that stage of widening of dent urges the violation of the principle of loea]| “© Gepartments biue-sky Civision. e Legislature ISIN Se ee om As at all his concerts, sia allng ‘self-government. He wants to thrust the hand of the im the forthcoming session ought to consider those nm uses no set program, but anne power.which marks decivilization.” The | r 7 b , widening of power, the sharing of gov-| Federal Government into the affairs of the states! plans carefully and, if they seem good, adopt them. Qs: ae ae congs one after ose *7* | > _— ' | Yike a minister calling out ernment by the masses, more or less, | relating to the punishment of criminals. asinine mT ett : . SE she numbers refer to s he held, was one of the reasons for the! ‘This and 10 other recommendations are renew- THE COURTS UPHOLD PUBLICITY. The numbers refer 10 & n which, in English, is distribu fall of earli ivilizations. But the | epee ae scone see ooh ora |als of the subjects he touched upon in his first an-|; The dismissal of the indictments against Walter §. | a; the gradual rise of Christianity, with ‘nual message. In addition to the repeal of income Dickey and Ralph Ellis of the Kansas City Journal-| me : aepetire pethcn groiiataye , ‘ c : me despairing a ' humaner ideals than had governed tax publicity he touches the same number of new, Fost for publishing {income tax returns was a fore . P Life for the Tsar,” the earl! £ ene of the greatest of ~ Greece or Rome. subjects, but suggests nothing but practical steps; gone conclusion. With the courts acknowledging the 5 SSSSSSS== ————SEE]E_|S]_—=apEYEE ——— = = ? And now, together with the widening) .jating to foreign debts, amendment of labor pro-| Constitution as the fundamental and overruling law JUST A MINUTE Written for the Post-Dispatch | € : eperas; and proceeded to th of ower, we have the w elem ti ‘A : z o nerart end aan, | visions 6¢ the transportation act, shipping and other, there could have been no other issue. When it un- By CLARE MeADAMS I OPIN { S@irous dialogue between K | Copyright, 19724. | ‘, ™ chak and Igor in Bo ¢ a woman's entry into government and com- | munity affairs. WHll this be a distinte- | subjects of a similar kind. | dertook to prohibit the publication of information| “Prince Igor.” Applause he announced No. 67, wh es or a constructive factor? Dr. The message has not a line in it that would stir| open to the public the statute was clearly in conflict == ————— are es — — SS This column is designed to olt puts the question strikingly: “Can! any man’s blood. There {s not a hint of vision of a| with the Constitution, which sets forth that “Con- = “The Two Grenadiers,” and | PANETELA. SIGH FOR A REAL CHRISTMAS. without das the latest comment WM wea at once bY men and women co-operate so men can ; ; e* ¢e Slthete inventive genius and women | @°" “*7e? 224 © now earth, or of the betterment of| gress shall make no law _~ Ses te Yes, Luella, (Sikeston, Mo., Standard.) leading pudlicists, newspapers ond EME version of the Napoleonic keep their motive, so we may have the | Suman conditions on a higher plane. It isa charac- freedom of speech or of the press. Mr. Coolidge The editor of The Standard would prefer | .s15 on the stions of the 4 : Glinka’s “The Midnight heart of Christ and the head of Caesar?” | teristic Coolidge document, written out of a cool head| Perhaps the most interesting corollary of the case | Plainly has us fewer card remembrances at Christmas time a Dargomizhsky’s merry and If that is possible, we may see a new/and prompted by judgment on the practical side of {s the fact that it causes one La Follette doctrine to On the run. this year and to get back to the old way of AREAS . ie tale of “The Government | Who can hope something substantial. Say, a hind quarter MISSOURI STATE ¥ a repeated from last year's f | order, “with man in mastery over nature. | | Sovernment. | be devoured by another. Mr. La Follette is the To stand against him. of shoat, a pound of coffee or a helpin’ of | From the Kansas City Times. : and Lishkin's “She Laugh Yu ~ Feodor Chaliapin Is One the Elocutionist and Rather Than Singe + o« c f By RICHARD L. STOR ~ The Post-Dispatch printed an editorial on Sunday, 3 | of 15 or 20 years ago “ sd bh infer- f j Pe become an elocutionist in headed “The State and the Swindler,” which, ; > a... ee acter, ant aa entially, might have done Missouri's State Finance . Feces a atan, who happens Department an injustice. The impression might have music as one of the ingred expression. Women and Civilization. To the Editor of the Post-Dispaich. - * ern times unnecessarily alarming. The entire lecture was not a prediction that women will cause the downfall of civili- So". kt Wee oe en ee 2% AP en we — ~~ — ee os = i ree — a ee ¥ _ = ? 7 LP ty if, and with compassion so used that t¢t , principle of service wil! be the basis of T ee ” . | ° ’ HE FUTURE OF “CREATIVE CHEMISTRY. turns. He is also zealous to wrest from the courts Is saig@ and done? . . ° eral Government in its pF ed the singer's first grot things.” That would be a civilization | for the sake of which much of the pres-| To most of us the. peanut is just a peanut, and/| their power to nullify the acts of Congress. What Are we not After coming out for Mr. Coolidge, the : (ms A French song, “The Hoe All quite familiar friend of business, Mr. Ford probably establish forest reservations i= am Flegier, opened his second ent order might be scrapped. the sweet potato just a sister to the yam, but to the! happens? Congress opens tax information to the : my 1 PE 2 | With th . | the State itself, in addition to pre READER. scientist they represent nearly 800 commercial! public, but forbids its publication in the press. Thus, ofr pb — thinks we ought to have some and there ; ° | end then came another fore reduces all Ford machines as much ag j|enabling act for Federal | from his former concert, Mo articles, running the gamut from molasses to face) if Congress had been vested with power to overrule Giving us asceticism $5 to $25. If some of the other business men | should have a forest policy of its : sky’s setting of Mephisto’s powder. Who would believe that from the ordinary the courts, tax publicity would have been defeated As an antidote who felt as Mr. Ford did about Mr. Cool- plan should be made to acquire, & ef the Fiea,” from : sweet pctato the scientist can produce paint, ink,| and freedom of the press would have been abridged. AS last? | ‘idge and worked quite as hard to get him 8 ba wan 4(“Faust.” The interpretation | shoe polish, coffee, vinegar, breakfast food and three’ Congress stands with Wall street. The courts stand | Certainly, ae re ttt: dr ane - oan cece runne Uhausaed tee 2004 miter was new an lo a no e long until the price o ving 4 | we fancy. In Maassenet’s Jackson regarding “One Yourig Woman's | four kinds of flour? S with La Follette, and the courts prevail. Will Mr. | My uittie girlie: | tumbled. Unfortunately, we lack in thig | 5t@te lands of ideal character in th the singer made rare play Experience.” As Mr. Jackson sald. “If Yet it has been accomplished by Dr. George W.)| La Follette stand by the courts and the Constitution, | it just | country the power to put the cost of Iiv- | resion for permanent State rese Balf-eoice. The familiar she knew enough to secure and hold a Carver, negro scientist, who heads Tuskegee Insti-| cr will he stand by Congress and the shackling of the eseh? aie, roe Peat ing €own which the Russfan Government ne Ozarks ought a = the aoa . Boat Song.” rendered good position with a reputable employer, | tute’s scientific research station, and who won a fel-} press? Wine and laught enjoys. It has just made drastic reduc- | Playground, for — oe / Mense prowess, was the rf the only way to find out is to try the | = = : = —— Then the nae ~ tions in the prices of all Russian manu- See ae, Ga es 4 War selection of the ever iffe aa : factured goods, which are, of course, th 1 ’ 1 yrart Aria. | all a THE HOME GUARD mo Sp product. of Government factories, amert. |Hm™ber and streams, between the MMMM reogcaiiss caraiogue of where there are youhe girls employed From the Baltimore Sun) And oan ing that in no other way can these things | Cian range of mountains in the EaMM oes =6trom M and talk to some of them? I heard of What with ” 1a’ be brought within reach of the people. | *?® Rocky Mountains on the West] Giovanni.” was sung in several girls working right in your down- Metallic vl a . That is true enough, but what with the rich | efforts have been made to inter Pitalian, but with a demure, town offices that could tell Mr. Jackson ‘ Then th " earvabe vielng with one another in extravagance nate ee scotting tone of iniquity a few things that they have to do to . Re nro : | and the general practice of adding war | Tittle has Deen accompli. eringing and brazen which hold their jobs. , ‘aa the bread taxes to the price of whatever is sold, we trouble has been that nearly every be - the very accent of the itt What does Mr. Jackson mean when : Aud water snecie have no hope here of any such reconstrue- | Presented, whether in the form 8) pandar. Still another he eald “The chances are she just | ' tion. The purchasing power of the dollar | °F J¢8s advanced recommendation, BERR wo on yen we Dancing thought she was smart enouch to beat | So {it {a with us, | is still only 68 per cent of what it was vided for an elaborate forestry d S after which, with justifiat the game?® Does a girl have to be! oS Luella. | before the world war, and there ft sticks. | ¥'th @ number of appointees, whoeg Re a... +. 1. piano playing, playing a game to live an honest and | | Just a lIittle Mr. Ford's is an isolated point of view. ing and other official expenses we ‘ Bin provided his own oc clean life, or does she start out with the While agone, Like the Ford machine, he is in a class by | °° be paid out of the Mate Se Ment for a Tartar cradle-a purpose of trying to fool some one? Almost no one himself. MOre CONSSEVEtVe ang sone During all of these Don't put your foot on her when she is | : Thought of slumber - = . discussed among those most intemy | @inger reinforced his down, but help her, and any other girt Ere the imminence Sir: Your correspondent, “Selah.” who to connect the forestry service, @ With gestures baatieas coal that wants to be good. CEH | Of dawn. suggests that the people of the Ozarks do | service is to be established, with @ — @ancing a beetling browes stad ale aaa a not approve of “Silent Cal,” might get some | partment of agriculture or that of Gm fe? snail blue pee and & What Limit to the Lurid? The wide world’s feed-box information on this subject by and game warden, It is believed @@ a @irections to his pianist N Rises a? hs Pent-Dismedch. Fr Money | glancing over the vote on presidential elec- nation with either of these 4d “Was ever mee canthual ne i , » : | | And a little tors cast last month in the following coun- | would involve comparatively Mttieg » Bled an excitable neras ESCRIBING a film picture present- | — Of our own. ties: Barry, Camden, Cedar, Christian, tional expense to the State. ee @t the barrier and straint! ed in St. Louis this week, the subject - Some day likely Crawford, Dagle, Dallas, Douglas, Greene, z One had e fecling ‘thet of which is the punishment of a wicked . Men shall. marve! Hickory, Howell, Jasper, Laclede, Lawrence, THE BRITISH UL/TIMATT! ae Steal values of the evenin lie ES NS aor Sean Taney. Washingwoa, Webster ana; Wrisnr, |7rem The Nation ferno,” the Globe-Democrat critic says: ) : Shannon County, from which “Selah” ‘oo HS Ste Cee ae af singer oe tettests eee al Punishment, according to the film Anyway, rives his complaint, was almost alone in be a disgrace to any civilised & PF °4 as Chalianpin must be and Dante's version, is meted out tn 7 Like Rome and Athens, that region in withholding its tndorsement It is an act of force—of sheer, bd : | the hardest tasks in the ' Shamed and mortified from “Stlent Cal.” And if “Selah” will re- ing power. In tone and content tf ft was accomplished t an especial form to meet each indi- Rab vidual sin. The audience and Dante - At last, member, the Ozarks were voting Republican ! ‘inovitch also . , os ome played a Now we have before “Silent Cal” was ever heard of. the Austrian ultimatum which BOlos, Ifke a concert pla are the epectators of the visit through hell, conducted by the spirit of Virgil, ¥ | § In Mr. Coolidge H. the European War. This time t ham Sopkin. violinist eas and both see the curious and fantastic Lf ' Self-abasement's aR be e be no general war, but that ts not B Several pieces, and th ways of torturing those who erred. ) Chilling blast. After what we have learned of the Lori- int 4 th h ith Mens from Lalo’s “Ss Much red is in evidence, with orches- £. We who made | mer bank scandal, it would be pretty hara | ~" " 9 whe se ean | . ole." ' tra music fortissimo. Multitudes of . Of creature comfort | to imagine anything funnier than this news | ¥°r!d greeted the authors of the : , ‘dict See Se ~ eons oy = se tia 3 —-~- TRO #ee- Don't Be Cynical! To the Eiltor of the Post-Dispatch. N your column, Letters From the Peo- ple, I notice a letter from a Mr. James 2 a ms 1 . =e = : ee —_we> < ——— Ty ee LL EL EE LL EAE iy ~ oe er —— Having all FEO EI ST EY eee Fs .

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- A WEDNESDAY, ' : vy ee ae | DECEMBER 3, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH 2) a pene wil See a = ee SAYS SEX TRAINING {CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN 450 ENROLLED SO FAR IN MUNY) CAPT. JOHN HAPPS DIES AT 86 |12™ to tecture tomorrow igh mn Victor Holm, instructor t@ mod- OF TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY ON! OPERA FREE CHORUS SCHOOL | Confederate Veveran Pormerty Was | Victor elm. inte arte 0” . 2 liapin Is Once More SHOULD ee yn tee Ce Citizens in Cast for Next Year Will Be Selcct- | By the Associated Press Washington University, will @iscus* 4 i 0 _ _ ry ‘ ~~ * ™ . = Feodor Cha oi oes SUN Mrs. Champe Carter Conner Jr. WILL BE HOSTESS Sentehs pa Hang to the ed: From Singers Taking | BEAUVOIR, Miss., Dec. %.-—-|"“Modern French Sculpture” tomor- the Elocutionist and Actor (of 4542 Maryland avenue will have! . - “Pennies save human lives.’ is This Course. Capt. John Happs, 86, Confederate | yas? RGM at a meeting of the & Rather Than Singer. as her guests this month her nieces, | the slogan of the seventeenth an- | your bundred: ang Oty’ seem) owe aye ss on vempang Ho natin, ~ en papery bon Clam, (056 Se : the Misses Ware, of New York. She a Dr. Exner Tells Mothers They |®¥@! Chrismas Health Seal Cam-|*'"S*™ have enrolled for the Mu-| ee as mm tlsog Me. ie ere eee , ‘Nas . | publisher at,‘ 45 inv ite ae ~¢ will g@ve a buffet supper the eve- | " paign, which is now in full rf 'micipal Theater Association's free | former newspaper RICHARD L. STOKES. ” . . swing ater ; ’ ‘oat & By ning of Dec. 21 for them and for Should Interpret Facts for The little seals which pay the bills | chorus school, thug signifying their poe 1. ae ee = the , Challa- | yrice 3) Pg A ade 4, ' : A is not no much pote pore caas Andy aga ' ' = Their Children. for all open air school work and intention of competing for places in| Jefferson Davis Soldiers’ Home — (ee | Music 4 Social News ex. Rr ome ' pin is not 50 much a musical other public health activities of se Miss Elizabeth Foley, daughte ,. Uy me T horus mm n-| 5 | DANCIN eet i 4 r § of recitatio Ss, ? -F ; ge ee . { ~) 1} r - : : event as a serie n Z a aa the uberculosis Society of S8t. ne chorus in next eummer’s ope “ati the Civil War. Capt. ! HA . -— , ie : of Mrs. William Folev and Miss ue | yocal and piano tone as an : 4 CK i , «| Lucile Howard, daughter of Mrs. Tig ny Ne | Boys and girle of tender years ; ; ; : llishment ve ree ge P oD Charles W. leanne ens aalt Bina | Be es, | should be permitted to play to- yesterday. At that time 100,000; “re 1925 chorus will be selected Happs was vgn ge kag dt Every Evening —% Mondays r nq | season’s debutantes, will share hon- | , aa tee gether in. the nude under proper } } b- e does not sing arias and 4 3 ; Co) ty : | oft tam , . neturatag {reek tl ae he pel a rw feclaims poems, with | OTS 4t a bridge party to be given | os supervision of their parents, Dr. M. sp conaeriPiger “ire ponies containing | °° ‘raining provided at the chorus lished the St. Louis Livestock Roe- OLD-FASHIONED DANCES os Be music Now that his this afternoon by Mrs. Charlton | J. Exner, director of the Depart- »? ! 9 O Pag ~ wanes of the ao- | a porter at the stockyards in East Waltz, Two Step. Schottische, Wales i "t » longer the superb or- | Messick of 4537 Maryland avenue. | ment of Educational Measures of | ' “—, wad 6 last — and 200) 6 ™ rat — of applicants for | Louis. EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING on > ooths will be established in Union ‘Clals in charge of the schoo! have | Opens in Detroit end St. Louls appearance, last a dinner for her daughter - ata A$ EF gags Co bid curiosity. Ftation to make them available |"®@uested that all singers who have | The new Book-Cadillae Hotel, sight at the Odeon, before An ab-| Gent at Mary Institute, ‘and a Ce Pa “The natural interest of a chila |*Pere. The Central Trades and La-| * ready registered for the school,|| which opens in Detroit this month, dience rather amaliler than might | poncheon for the Misses Ware of ie ‘4 in the human body, both as to hie bor Union has indorsed the cam. | Ut who have not been examined. consists of twenty-nine stories, have been expected, but one whic’ | New York, who will be here for 4“ ‘43 lown and the opposite sex, is quite raign, and in addition, has put a |*©POrt tonight at 7 o'clock. with twelve hundred rooms and was gradually won to enthusiastic) ,,, hatidaes to visit MMre iets ‘ ae Z “ Inormal.” Dr. Exner told the as. | 802! om every unton card issued for | Intensive training in all branches || bath. It is the tallest hotel strue- approval of his singular and elo-|~ Conner Jr. i el F sembled mothers. “The best way | December. Plans for School day, |°f 8t#s¢ work is the plan adopted | ture in the world. a seccess was the TE to satisfy this interest and keep it Movie day, Theater day and other|£°T the chorus school this year. | The Men’s Lounge Room and more remarkable in that many Of; Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Tupper of 14 MISS JANE McELROY. normal {s to allow children of both |*Pecial events are nearly com-/|\/#8¢S Will be organized for study || English Grill in this palatial hotel his numbers, couched in the Kus-/North Kingshigh: ay, will give an| ISS McELROY, who te the|sexée from early years te romp |>!et94- jin music sight reading, ensemble || sre specially equipped with bright gan tongue, were from unfamiliar |informal mixed tea New vear's| Mf Sonatuee of Mr. and Mra.|and play in the nude in the pres- One of the distinguishing fea-|@"S'"S. dancing and stage deport-|] red and biue English morocco Russian operas. morning for their daughter, Miss Warren F. McElroy of °3 | ence of their parents. A failure to tures of the sale of Christmas seals, brea The school will be directed || leather upholstered furniture from His Keen Literary Feeling. ziizabeth Tupper Portland place, will be hostess with | satisfy this curiosity leads to an according to Hall, is that it is con- | wd ——— Rainger ahd Charles Few luminaries of me cmoayer Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Y. West of|her mother Friday night et a| expression of this interest in va- ducted almost entirely by mail. In See stage and music directors, possess Chaliapins extraordinary | i416 Rock. Ark.. will arriv @ *- > > x . . : : . , , . "I> ahead or behind their written po g rents is comparatively simple; be- | About three months ago he was|{©9- 70: CHORUS DOLLY ‘beawrane . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Nutting of | Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Sumn-« ‘ | 39 ition, rules of breathing were de- apap . - * ? > ' iZE ins term c . off! e. ; frequently from musical into spok- | a on “ on yp nest on Hoag rates ri Pd a op Pe ee North | peproduction in family | No | Only 3 More Days to See the , G. . F. Meyer o afayette ave- | ion hboulevard. Mrs. Sumner wi . 7 : ; tees th at re 7 t at oe me The Rev Dr. Gec me R Dea Miss Adele Cartan, daught : or other agency can make up for| Martme Corps Reduced 1500 Men. | Motion Picture Masterpiece. deny that the effect was intense:y' *"” ev. Dr. Geo . Dod-| - © Cartan, augnte tl home neglect. SS 3 , Pri ison of the Church of the Unity’ Mrs. Lawrence V. Cartan of 5843 os ~ S . ) eo mens : “Eg With a Buper-Excellent Co ; imi Bargain Matinee Today. moving. will part ih dliateee ot = | Clnemenin eventein | The parent must succeed in WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—A re- including Edi mpany, yY assimuiat t nour- Do Not Change Until 6:00 P.M ’ i eriorm tne 1 ry at the mm avenue. ‘ dae El : ° . . . . Announces Songs by Number. peseta tie ome ee | ee winning and keeping the child’s| auction in the strength of the|leen ith Taliaferro]| ishes and up-builds. Use at meals, As at all his concerts, ‘ haliapin | stele: eS ae — presence o | Mr. and Mrs. Alcee Stewart of | confidence. so that it will natural ; a TARNIO H, MARION BENDA between meals. or u retiring ne uses DO set program, but announces | limited number of guests. A large 5646 Kir gsbury place will be hosts | ly bring all questions on these mat- | Marine Corps for the coming fiscal] | sertetmenens which the thee remtins en. ond etn Ot ° - oe Meee es ee rea 4 . 4v1 ¢ 7% . ry*}, —_ ‘ sa e aha les from “a : cotigicws - rs. Stewart over hanke- | of se he said. and the child must ' be . renteat of Russian peach filam vill ent - Thanks ms : ifrom Santo Domingo. Provision for Matinees Today and Bat. 2:15 Sharp ’ 0 / ene of the Ereatest od Th 14 ‘VINE. She, with Mr. Good and iin every way be motivated toward 18.000 instead of 19,590 men dur "ae Py ive! Lid baa +} ; . i . ‘ ‘ JM 4 aud ‘. 7,9" ° = j | © @ operas; and proceeded to the ch! ; - ‘ . “a ~e heir young son, will return for a! self-direction and self-control. Inj, bh ¢ fiaral ves 1) | fT e| 1 ¢ sie Nutting, maid of honor: Miss ing the next fiscal year is called aA L int | a / \ aX i change q s . - ; ; Government's armed forces indi- : | nncunced No. 67, which was lal interest _ ONDAY Nw rer whe a 4 cla at. : ; Mew MONDAY NEXT— lumn ise designed to : “The Two Grenadiers,” and which | ‘ , : By following such a system in eated by the budget figures. ent es ye mane Tomorrow i o. the Stee ‘ . r ? : h ight shoulder. | lopic Committee of the St. | . - . é = ronman Presen ashington ver- Dias the latest comment y was followed at once by another we + bay em the right shou! en nae Be the tender years of childhood, Dr T ts sity Glee Club ’ - . . wT TY) : id \ / iu D. : ne 4 1) - ° biicists, newspapers and ¢ P wersion of the Napoleonic legend, oy pene ae an ee ee lave be zg Exner averred, a clean-minded at-| gms Ade \ A N . ‘ ; - , Ye ) re 10 } ‘ne tener , i? ii ‘A Dit Vv T9? Pb iven to- P ‘. - - . . ; : . ' Giinka's “The Midnight eet ot eBid = a “ : ore | a Se Aa ~ltttude toward sex would minimize ‘ oe Tray Chand Resorts ae Mr VA Triumphant Comedy. with 7 . : . -? tt P| rT) YNfear i | ¢ ; a.m =oe ’ . : ONS - a > ioe - al - , ; y r Dargomizhsky s merry) and aa ape | the r ; me ve : om tO o eal ;, iy Si en ae ae —— = — E A LE GALLIENNE le of “The Government ers, | ne orice ar wnaiie ww : . — cated nercial — f the insti- AND A THRILLING c ISSOURI STATE PARKS. _— last vear'’ ogram,/| chiffon embroidered in pearls and | #'S, }| crystals over satin black crepe t is oh al rt nan Millie : Gell ; 2 , AY « gnd Lishkin'’s “‘She Laughed, sty cata fey sen men tertthh , ey ea 4 h anew d “~ a urday at the Medical Society Au- | > TEVER may be done by the en with sardonic mockery, comp.et- | Mace on Biraignt ti! pordigp Se ee al te meses ** tc.t.4,.| Gitorium, 3525 Pine boulevard, it] , . rol Slightiy draped and ca ato | ma iT} in e Government in its proposel ed the singers first group. | | 4 B gat oo / et Detetnatte Pawt ' -_ «| Was announced this morning afer Cc; / A French song, “The Horn,” by; sce with orange blossom ee! wt ae Ceerekaa the Social Service Auditorium had Nic forest reservations in MI! .}eatin court train. welgehted with | ike Jr. ha Flegier, opened his second group, | "«\*' eit, . . “ag proved inadequate to the audience ORPHEUM CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE itself, in addition to providing @ and then came another repetition | orange blossoms, depends from the | Waller. The hostesses for the day co hear Dr. Exner. At that time | shoulder, and she will wear a tulle | Will be Mmes. De Menil, Thomas G gprs sgh ip muito 2:15—TWICE EVERY DAY—#:15 j « . : ) id | } " - 9 , Kon- . ng QO Beirous dialogue between Khan Ko1 nie three weeks’ visit at Christmas| the early years, the speaker said, | ee _ - iYY) 1 es UW ; A ‘ ; ; . oO . } ‘e su teaching m ase Pp in active personnel of the 20M) Seats Available Al! Performances ; r, Miss Ruth Peters and Miss Ma- Tn Continuous D Applause arose as , } | | ce Unreserved Seats FE y E | rie Selden, will wear chiffon, made} Mrs. Alexander N. De Menil, | = Sees. Ses 600 2P.M.toll P.M. with godet skirts and silver sashes | Chairman of the Entertainment and motives of self rather than of £o- — "Prince Igor.” Oe eer he questions of the day. ithe dangers of adolescent years. ——— + - the valley. and her jewelry a pearl eee act for Federal reservatw™ former concert, Moussorg- | rong , {ll answer written - in os ¢ Mephisto’s “Song! Veil arranged with orange blos-| Ratciiffe, Henry Stuart Butler one _peaner Sau ae, hnoge-aieetan THE FAMOUS STAR ! ve a forest policy of its own. sky's setting of Mep 4 ass, |goms. Her flowers will be lilies of Bertha Chouteau Turner, George S.| GUCS*0NS a, on Sone eee MISS vii RY TAS "9 5uld be made to acquire, thre of the Fiea,” from e aagerye de —e , ora ' johns. Walter B. ver Steere. Roval! been asked to submit to him. cl La Wi AR iy NASH) — | ‘ “Faust.” The interpreta on 0 t 1¢ . " i i" « — ‘or "ror Pie ‘ Tigm¢ h «= , other gepecia. fePSBSSLON will ne ne C in 4 Dramatic Play let “FEAR” : . 7s . already accruing to the State, Ta ce ond jess effective, | Pracelet, the gift of the bride- | H. Swutzler, - | Fm, Plat Soldan Hich School on Frida) by ELAINE 8TERNE | MR. ELTINGE APPEARS | | : . AO "TL } A ‘« e+ +r — a6. : { hanre | ? reha, ’ ¢ nde Jar Les c ‘ aii ‘ i ‘ Ai , ; 3 oa i ete. noon for . gree , Swe fancy. In Massenct's “Elegie” groom. The bride eit | her a i Sorin Giithen “uendtl ttneaineds evening, and will be meeting for Joe Browning. O'Rourke and Kelly anni | A JOU RNEY gs 0 en cnaracter in ‘ ‘ were peari cnoKers ang vases wig — eeu Pew aes .é - r Q HACKETT and DELMAR REVUE "Ss * : made rare play with his : vs fathers only. . _ BEVEL . - | ’ Be permanent State reserves tne, the otter “Volga ‘yer gave his attendants silk | Mrs. John C. Muckerman of 4464 “Dance Madness 2:50, 4:40, 7:25, 9:20 P. M. THROUGH HELL! ks ought to be the resort, Song.” rendered with im- mufflers West Pine boulevard gave a tea | — anomie Stan a na see Perez - elie eee Sr eT gnd, for the whole corn belt. _ ilies wae the mest pop- wrod Wulfine will be best man. |yesterday for the board of direec- RUDOLPH GANZ HONORED RY alas BEN MER’ a ee he only elevations, the only rt : Sar selection of the evening and Robert and Ralph Meyer, Em- 'tors of the Catholic Woman's | TOPICS —-A . . Se ee phy, together with the nec ‘- A Mou: Aria. ; erson Conzelman and Walter League, of which Mrs. Muckerman| ROYAL ACADEMY OF FLORENCE : oo ke Swe, Le FABLES nd streams, between the Apf ; a" ¢ his mas- Haase, groomsmen. After a honey- ‘is president. ; —— SS ee nge of mountains in the Fast ; Leperelio’s catalogue o _ ot oom tatiana ’ _ | Distinction Awarded to Few For- | . — - © Steantaias 6a the West. ters loves, from Mozart's “Don | SPORES ) i eign Musicians Given to Sym- | | CLARENCE DARROW have been made to interest /Slovanni,” was sung in guttural PADFREWSKI IN WARSAW Ee, Sas @ Seal Sp | phony Orchestra Leader. RE you worried about some- | yomewe See ot | Malian, but with a demure, dry and rising, her family reached New , —— one dear to you—fearful lest ‘ gl "ATTIC vr || lature in forest reservat ' a On the eve of his depature for ) , CAPITAL PUNISHMENT?’ || b shed The me eectiing tone of iniquity, at once | AFTER 4 YEARS ABSENCE |'Orleans after an eventful voyage | the rigors of winter will exact too - Sa2 ~t. fang Saree om me if 4 = ech 8 00d | f ' will | | i. whether in ef coy A Me very accent of the libertine's | ceive Degree of Doctor of Phi- Mississippi Rin er, they came to St. |ist with the Symphony Orchestra This is a message of g cheer | Oe ST A RTS S ATUR D AY : pa aati hes pe andar, Still another repetition | losophy at Posen University Louis. Mrs. Smith then was 1 of that city tomorrow and Friday, and common sense from a com- ODEON . ‘ JF bd AS 2Vvance recommendation, a Was the “Moscow Dancing Song.” ~. pr i . Ni Smith was an accomplished Rudolph Ganz was notified of his munity where records of recoveries | Frida st Evening Dee ; ; ‘4 : ,: an elaborate forestry departm , | By ie Ase atec 2 ee ——P havwir : - her tnAe viertentetis dine — — netting: > f . : be inal br " ‘ iis de , A Jazz-time Wife and aA J after which. with justifiable apolo- | WARSAW. Dec. 3.—Jean Ignace nNusiciahn, Naving begun er #&.ucy aienties a0 an honorary member of rom tuberculosis, asthma, bron Adn ton " , oa number of appointees, whose tra | at the age of 32 She played 40 ae OS SS Dee ae chitis and other diseases of the res- Secure you ickets now & Waltz-time Husband— | Biles for his plano playing, Chalia-| Paderewski, noted pianist and for- . other official expenses would DATs, : tee Bo daonte ) difficult classical selections from |the Royal Academy of Florencs itory system are very high. With A. Filler . provided his own accompani-| mer Premier of Poland, came back “*"™ eens fection pit yst ry high. id out of the State funds. ; ' er | remy ; 4 ; -, : . etheridge to the! capital today after an ab- memory and only last month she | Italy. Phis distinction, it is said an alutude of 3762 feet, almose peren siaidaiaiaiecealindl al : . rvative and sensible plan, l# During ie ot omy ig. » pete bye loan weare played four numbers for a radio |is awaréed to few foreign musi- continuous sunshine,freedom from 4d among those most interested, 4 : }ese BONS, Tt) : he ont broadcasting station During her |cians, and only to those who have storms and clean, dry air El Paso 1M P R K Sh , ; p@inger reinforced bh elocution “I note improvements on every ; , er oremry service, 2 > pee eh gestures, facia! te ste a | side pentose so the administra- residence here she appeared in been active in musical creation. offers much to those who suffer ee wee etling a. rolling | tion ergantant! f th OU many amateur programs, but never After a concert in Paris last from these ailments. : : ting of beetling brows, rolling tion and organization of the coun- a Seo ' Ss ' ‘ _ > a. oy nar? } +} ’ A no? , b! F a hed t of agriculture or that of the ® , ; ie yess) CET ee, « 2&8 a professiona Ehe was edu- |spring, part of the proceeds Living costs are reasonable. Furnis 3 : > anene de It is believed cor Small blue eyes, and muttered try, notably the curren: a = eated at Moscow. Pussta. and tn | which were for the ald of needy cottages rent from $30 at if per month. WOODWARD PLAYERS = . “ t is eved a , ““0ns to his pianist No artist’ Paderewski said upon his arrival! - a 8 av) os ne im, ns mh oe I eee bo . Gans sensiead Excelient fy nyt ee ae IN it e of thes e art se , . " ’ 4 . 2 . - . rTriz I ‘ : ne : re | rity iu ' ; i a). | ve} ar A ~ oe 5 cir . 7 . lren -Mre Py ile raha * e 4 ‘or seryvna*ory o* dorsed by the E) Paso County Medical Q ’ = aan - _ . » 7 Ipius , ” me oo ERS ' Society tells the full story. Send for copy a A J One had a feeling t} at th — ,o . er rrtTic F , eased z . : aes ; - a nina a IT! , TUM sSenngs tnat tne mu- “tee an ST a ce seorge W. Knorr. Louisville, Ky.; aris.” In Detroit, under the bator before edi exhausted. Mail | s . “ “4 : , . ‘ irr r ff teonnrts > 4 wal nai Mi — oa pat ouind , . nae Sumer: — . ' re the von bs uste i Bixth at BR H ULTIMA - (Ma Values of the evening were;|to hear of a number of important Arthur F. Smith, Omaha: William (of Ossip Gabrilowitech the 8t coupon. J St Charlies ~ , , - _— . ' “ ond ‘ a sea i ; S| . > + : > . s . . ae ‘ ‘ ‘& : “har . ‘Ls Nation. 4 Vpplied by the accompanist, Max transactions he ‘> ef Ti } f land AT j ea Smit? Sty ux | oF lis Nah . Tor. louis director will play Reetho- : mnovitch. Accompanying a American financiers and contrac- F. J. Smith. Okobofit, Neb.: Mrs. | ven’s C Major concerto and. the 95¢ Tonight at 8:15, 25c-60¢ British ultimatum to Egypt woe 4 rom ' ‘ . : aie Lj ; | , : ’ r vy = ‘ ' ; te > r r) Ty 7 t these reé niyv ‘ * - ecur p ‘ ’* ' " | @isgrace to any civilized nat 2 Utterly free in his meth ors, and ope - As toning ahah Metz and Mre Welss Franck “Variations FI] Paso rl ¢ omen’ "ll ar: iD OSarVv Joe Thomas Saxotette 7 } A ryt | / Let ' oF i d, | | Aw f pe L ” x3 3 « ' h W ~~ with—_ Eleanor Boardman, Lew Cody, Conrad Nagel Mr -——On the Stage— ® Chalianpin must be one of! the forerunners | Hane . act of force—of sheer, brute, DOSSE= Rardest tasks in the world, and| ness relations between the two At duty LX Musical and Bong Novelties ’ . 91% In tone and content ft is 3 7 "as accomplished brilliantly. | countries ; Li XAG Ay, S24 By Columbia Players | 4 tch also played a group of “My visit here is purely private { Mw t Mw ] ) a) yw TEXAS Next Sun., ‘Hearts of the Blue Ridge’ Claudius & Scarlet red | argaret Maule | : : en, Tian ultimatum which precip! ‘Rolve, 1; . , , : , ®a@ concert planist. Abra-'I came on the invitation oO! _— |) opean War. This time there - eT “3 Bopkin Violinist stethyy mn! rei? id the ty of Posen to ) z iolinmist, contributed | university and eity sen | ; , : 629 Chamber of Commerce Bidg Df iy 90) ] ah Inevite n t} horro hich & ments from los “Sym ; thilosonphy I arm leaving tomor- ‘ . : | "'S _ sme — ; vo Bepagno). Lalo'® “Symphonie | ph pegs ipe a 4” : The Most Beautiful and Finest FL PASO, TEXAS HOUSE ted the authors of the 1914 & ' | row for Pwitzerlan | NPS Equipped Sh in St. Loui | | )) qguippe ops in . 4ouls Please send me the free booklet 9 BIG A( 4 S : 4 x buld be turned on Mr. Baldw aT = Upon the occasion of Paderew- ment in 1926. pei "e A uses ho 1 U E FOR $2,000,000 World's Greatest Harmonica Solotet Pulsating With Speed and Pep! kit's visit the question of his {¢ : { “Filling the Sunshine “Prescription. ”" punish the assassins and to M JEWIS coud ml as Polish Minister to } ANNOUNCES 1; | se H HOSPITAL IS LAID ‘Washington is being discussed in \\ ‘'e « The Reduced Price on Bob Marcel ' Name | . Don Albert Propaganda aimed at the b The h The nationalist | @ dual monarchy, and her dem : Corner-stone of the new $2,- | *™® mewspapers. 7 marin am : : | —— rded as outrageous and ext =e 000 Jewish Hospital under | ©r&ans Savor his — > _— , $1.00, OR SIX MARCELS, $5.00 )) | ané His goes further. She seeks not eeeen 6atl|6=6CKingshighway| While the radical journas ve ie Absolutely the Most Perfect and }) emininiognan ae . SS Loew's State Symphony Orchestra anti-British activities; she m ty and Forest Park avenue meng ey orem i now- Yi Long-Lasting Marcel] in the City )) S ae | "nll t 9 ™ today .« ever, has made no + p , ct &§ 5 - nt »- - me Ba demands ‘hat Eevee SSP, 2. S0der The ores Ma raine'an appeintmens. f} ONLY EXPERT MARCEL WAVERS IN ATTENDANCE | i By) | MUTUAL BURLESQUE = fented and impossible dem — but the hospital's Boa~d —aatint. - 4 ” B4' ( HOLIDAY SPECIAL a ™ mw =. ) Leon-Oil Permanent Wave, $15.00, Entire Head ( — ~ N A P 1 T 8 P | A Metro-Goldwyn Picture men have executed, to | | , tt and church representa- | FORMER ST, LOUISAN, DIES ) Large, Loose Wave— | Expert Manicuring and | ON THE STAGE T ON N J ‘a word is pledged. Egypt A bri ) —_———__—— Oo G 7 Chiropodist ine - ek ee RITA OWIN -sixths of the cost of admini@ ef afdress was mate by, Mrs. Ferdinand Smith, 84 years } Every One Guarantee , Louis Witt . P , ™ ' F A ; t Call Eccentric Dancing Star ; cent itt, pastor of Temple old, formerly well known here as or Appointment, Ca N , seem Budan for the last quarter-cen y N EW GAYETY A TUOKe o . England, acting in the Int Te Emeth, who also delivered (a musician and linguist, died of {¢ Downtown Shop West End Shop rg ©. Aaron Waldheim, presi- | heart dis e Saturday orning at potton magnates, would boot sease Saturday rr e ?) A TER ee ? extension of the Gezira it =e board, also epoke. the home of her daughter, Mrs. | «{ 7th and St. Charles 611 N Taylor Av. tuc | Stone were placed docu- | Arthur Metz, at Omaha, Neb. She i Centra] 1910 eimar 2977 , ND pject is tucked in to facilitate , | . t , , Delmar and Weashing- 529 Marquette Bidg.. Chicage 66 ” a's GRAND A ent of British cotton p ™ Pertaining to the hospital. | was the mother of Mrs. A. F. Weiss, | )) Above Johnson Bros. | ae C on Monéas, Thurs- ‘yj aant st BOZO SNY DER Gudan. Here the hand of “Stone is at the Kings-| 938 Beach avenue. Funeral! serv- Open 9 to 6 ' day Until 8 P. M | == ingles 3 Columbia Burlesque Forest Park avenue cor-/| ices were held at Omaha Monday. | Se ampertal brutality, the building. Fleeing Petrograd, Russia, her ~~. ~— or information address — a ee ag” eg A, ae ee cae gO ct eal a naa amas ma” —

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1 ; d one other evening newspaper COMBINED DECEMBER? Yo The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation t han the morning and one g pap 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH one to three cents an hour by order : SHOOTS GIRL, KILLS HIMSELF malian es hey THREE | : 4 eens mine when i f the United States Railroad La Ss f w letera’ s, o e a saoflated Press. ee 0 ge The collate — nee Board, Increases ere denied By meg al BBS Margaret Dolan suffered only uding Harrison Hart, an aged'| NA ° “ - —lflesh wound in her head and wil same department on brother of Mrs. Pierron, who is an/ employes of the Believing that Margaret Dolan, his watchman for) gre : 1 Railroad of New recover. Dols, & wan | as this bank © of the Centra 15-year-old adopted daughter, had/.). youisville & Nashville Rail-||— A bank as old this 5 nn inmate of the Danville (Ill.) Sol-| diers’ Home, want both wills | ow, and ree fg eee made an affidavit that he was Se ee ee eee : . 2 as well as agents of non- ; } knocked out so the estate will re father of her illegitimate child, er ey | i means safety for your savings vert to them. | stations of all five lines. Mark Dolan of Ridgetop, Tenn., 15 " : When prospective jurors in the | . . Jury Hearing Suit Involving |case were being examined yester-| Lawyer, Twice Denied Decree, | The absolute honesty of the founders that Money Left to Charity by day, one of them, Michael J. Gad- | Says Wife’s ‘“‘Machinations’ es eee asin thie bank fu the ea . all of 6140 Terry avenue, a shoe- | ; : | " , , , Mrs Arrena Pierron. worker, stated he was “opposed to Have Banished Him, . | a) fidence of its early depositors is to this lcourts.” Answering | | * Ss. ‘ i Judge Hall's a | A Jury in Circuit Judge Hall's |demand for an explanation, he said = | | : day its greatest asset. An honor that has F es ‘ Pourt is hearing testimony in the|mémbers of his family were hurt) Bertrand J. Fenn, an alorney| | | thus been cherished for 77 years is a safe- — AL S | three-sided contest of the wil] of |in an automobile accident which | with offices in the Central Nation | | "aly the late Mrs. Arrena R. Pilerron, was referred to the grand jury, but al Bank Building, announced today | & guard to be regarded. | ay 76 years old, who left an estate |no prosecution resulted. Gadall ¢hat since he had failed in two at- | | : : 3 | ISFAC | | ‘+d : 2 he |expressed belief that political in- |tempts to get a divorce from Mrs. a | : : ! of about 25,000, although she ye 1a a eareavret Fenn, 6137 le) W e offer you a varied | Delicatessen-Meat | ay Open a Savings Account B vs ENT - ~ PRES - 7 77 oF ene - see ~ -_ ~$3: , —P*Sso: a. — A ts ce ly Magma ' : ; lived for some time before her |fluence prevented his getting ; | avenue, he would leave St. Louis | | 4 } -F it-Grocery i ‘ 14 ' Window Geath a number of months ago in | “square deal.” hen amet . ‘a one room over a garage at 3203 “You're not blaming the courts forever in search of happiness | selection of beautiful | EIGHTH & LOCUST . (409 N. 8th Street) : One Dollar—One Minute—No Red Tape North Newstead avenue. ‘for that, are you?” asked thé ja divorce. | going tO; ‘There are seven states in the The will being contested, which Judge. “Who are you ; | Jared. “in which | d Chi blame?" Gadall countered. Union,” Fenn deciared, ° Glass an inaware Was admitted to probate, left the | The Judge explained that not the |one can obtain a divorce without | . . : 7 . A. ; f Gove SEMGSe at the discretion of the courts, but the Circuit Attorney's |{t being absolutely necessary to no- | ae f Thursday Specials 37 Compound Interest Sontinuance O | executor, William A. Kinnerk, a| Office, handles grand jury matters, [tify the defendant. Most of them SO appropriate OT ous ' ia Way to Provid lawyer, with offices in the Mer-| ad added, “I don’t think there isa |are west of the Mississipp! River ° Ro uefort Cheese ! | chants-Laclede Building. Kinnerk | Judge on the Circuit bench who |anqd jin one of these states I intend | the C h rl stm aS ik que! te siliB Sa . Pre fs defendant in the suit. gives three damns about political |to spend the rest of my days. 1) | Very the : ee 59c This will, drawn in August, 1923, influence.” He turned to attorneys have been banished from the Reate | | A superseded one drawn the day be- and ordered Gadall stricken from [ang city I love through the eT on season. | Ro al Crescents ' | - Associated Press. fore, in which the estate was be-| ‘?® panel. eich lon in 5, [estene Of Bias. Pie anal | . ys ake Rolls; Wy PWASHINGTON, Dec. 8— queathed to Frank X. Wentura of | a 7 ene® — ve eo ‘ ies Manes Weert 2 wo + ved polled in ‘nets and 30Cc etd és x ae 4 su os dn imogy oe /her opinion, Mrs. Pierron-was ct strictly secret from my wife, I willl erp eet Bee = —— : — | cu ed e to Congress: ) The present state of the Unie ” 4 ay . aintiff . ces. 3 teal 4 re ;sound mind © hen she made the | obtain a divorce from that woman | . - —_ m the contest. Mrs. Pierron m | wills, and that she heard Kinner« | and try to find happiness.” ) | Sirloin Steak po — which it is customary fe And Tenderloin; cut . 4 Congress ‘leave something 1 relatives, ¢ She insists there is not a state in | | are deta: aunl... . : . ' A under the provisions , | | the Constitution, is such that es eprang up. Brs, Pier- that Mrs. Pierron refused, remarik-|the Union far enough away to pre- | e com wno was s widow, stated ing that she had had trouble with!yent her from appearing in the) Giese te od - si re Wentura had helped her, and dur-/} peiatives. ‘courtroom ready to contest when ( i efr , eet ra = = ing part of her last illness she} Jn 1917, Mrs. Flannery testified, | Fenn for the third times makes his 4123-1195 OLIVE SE | honey and juicy: ~ agement ve oe Our country ee To ere. Pietron hed a discolored | iW d 7 . include free the beauti ecor Ss ree H ° “a | floor lamp and 12 selec ) me i] eres a great money saving oppor- eA 4 ME in this country could NO MONEY DOWN | tunity on fine suits, take advantage of it a WE WILL ACCEPT YOUR PREs. ei "®. food, clothi fuel ‘ _ - ng, e S 00 ENT PIANO or PHONOGRAPH Se Bs anne e and allow full present cash value 9 - teal ould appear ¢ ik sf . > tary that the more | Per ee BE “— PAY) ~ 1 7 , + iment expends the r ; b GIN PAYMENTS IN 30 DAYS Railroad 4 require every prodt ee shinagetein ’ Fares Charge oa Mribute out of his prod ee Starck Manufacturer's Guarantee Fully Protects You | Refunded Accounts a the Public Seeamtien and | | Solicited a he will have for his . The continuing get first choice of this 4d A S k 13; : stock of st ne dare x4 tare lang Gn. | administration can be one way—by the Phonographs« ° : enheard-of low prices Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Pla er-Pianos | Washi 4 e P eabeard-of low SEE fcacuceem s st teee ngton Avenue at Broadway peopie. The higher | work for the Gc OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE - ’ Pe o ing at $150.00. Our re- daced price represents ' Ieee they are, the

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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 3, 1824, m = ) ! NT 4 REAL “ESTATE. o1.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH em een eee ee MARKETS—SPORTS as this bank ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1924. ———_ of a Nothing tis republican as hones'’y the integrity form government in all that relates to the con- duct of elections. I am of the that the national laws of opinion governing the choice of members of the Congress should be ex- tended to include appropriate representation of the reepective parties at the ballot box and equality of representation on the various registration boards, wherever they exist. Recommends Steps to Expedite Court Work. The docket of the Supreme Court ts becoming congested. At the opening term last year it had 592 cases, while thie year it had 687 cases. Justice long de- | | | Earners’ Chief Aid. Two very important policies have been adopted by this coun- try which, while extending their benefits also in other directions. have been of the utmost import- ance to the wage earners. One of these is the protective tariff, which enables our people to live according to a better standard and receive a better rate of com- pensation tha: any people, any time, anywhere on earth, ever enjoyed. This saves the Ameri- can market for the products of the American workmen. The other is a policy of tnore recent origin and seeks to shield our wage © from the 4isas- trous competition of a great in- flux of foreign peoples. This has been done by the restrictive law. This saves the the American workmen I should like to see the administrative features of this law rendered a littie more humane for the purpose of per- nitting those already here a greater latitude. in securing ad- mission of members of their own families. But I believe th-s law in principle is necessary and sound, and destined to increase greatly the public welfare. We must maintain our own eco- nomic positio we must defend our own ngtional integrity. It is gratifying to report that the progress of industry, the enormous increase in individual productfvity through labor-sav- ing 4 es, and the high rate of wages haxe al! combined to fur- nish our people in general with such an abundance not only of irners immigration ¢ American job or RESULTS IN EUROPE HAVE FULLY JUSTIFIED FOREIGN POLICIES OF U. S., HE SAYS Opposes Covenant of League of Nations, but Again Recommends Adherence to . World Court. the necessaries but of the con- veniences of life that we are by a natural evolution solving our problems of economic and social justice. Negroes Working Out Their Own Destiny. These developments have brought about a very remarkable improvement in the condition of the negro race. Gradually, but surely, with the almost universal sympathy of those among whom they live, the colored people are working out thelr own destiny. I firmly belleve that it ts better for all concerned that they should be cheerfully accorded their full constitutional rights, that they should be protected from all of those impositions to which, from their position, they naturally fall @ prey, especially from the crime of lynching, and that they should receive every encouragement to become full partakers in all the blessings of our common Amer- ican citizenship. Would Put Dry Agents Under Civil Service. The merit system has liong been recognized as the correct basis for employment in our civil service. I believe that first, second and third class postmas- ters, and without covering in the present membership the field force of prohibition esgforcement, should be brought within the classified service by statute law. Otherwise the executive order of one administration is changed by the executive order of another administration, and little real progress is made. Whatever its defects, the merit system is cer- tainly to be preferred to the spolls systern. Reorganization Vital as Companion to Budget. One way to save public money would be to pass the pending bill for the reorganization of the va- rious departments. This project has been pending for some time, and has had the most careful consideration of experts and the thorough study of a special con- gressional committee. This leg- islation is vital as a companion piece to the budget law. Legal authority for a thorough reor- ganization of the Federal struc- ture with some latitude of action - to the executive in the rearrange- ment of secondary functions would make for continuing econ- omy in the shift of Government activities which must follow ev- ery change in a developing coun- try. Beyond this many of the independent agencies of the Gov- ernment must be placed under responsible Cabinet officials, if we are to have safeguards of ef- ficiency, economy and probity. Need of the Army and Navy. Little has developed in rela- tlon to our national defense which needs special attention. Progress is constantly being made in air navigation and re- quires encouragement and de- velopment. Army aviators have made a successful trip around the world, for which I recom- mend suitable recognition through provisions for promo- tion, compensation, and retire- ment. Under the direction of the Navy a new Zeppelin has been successfully brought from Europe across the Atlantic to our own country Due to the efficient supervision of the Secretary of War. the Army of the United States has been organized with a smal! body of regulars and a moderate Na- tonal Guard and reserve. The defense test of Sept. 12 demon- strated the efficiency of the op- erating plans. These methods and operations are well worthy of congressional support. Under the limitation of arma- ments treaty a large saving in outlay and a considerable de- erease {n maintenance of the Navy has been accomplished. We should maintain the policy of constantly working toward the full strength of the Navy. Care- ful investigation is being made in this department of the rela- ive importance of aircraft, sur- face and #ubmarine vessels, order that we may not fall to take advantage of all modern improvements for our nationa! defense. A especial commission also is investigating the prob- lem of petroleum of] for the Navy, considering the best policy to insure the future supply of fuel of] and prevent the threat- ened drainage of naval oi] re- serves. Legislative action is re- quired to carry on experiments in oll shale reduction, as large deposits of this type have been set aside for the use of theNavy. We have been constantly be- ( in , sought to engage in competitive armaments. Frequent reports will reach us of the magnitude of the military equipment of other nations. We shall do wel! to be Ittle impressed by such re- ports or such actions. Any na- tion undertaking to maintain a military establishment with ag- gressive and imperialistic designs will find itself severely handi- capped in the economic develop- ment of the world, I believe thoroughly in the Army and Na- vy, in adequate defense and prep- aration. But I am opposed to any policy of competition in building and maintaining land or sea armaments. Armed Forces as a Peace Guarantee Only. Our country has definitely re- linquished the old standard of dealing with other countries by terror and force, and !s definite- ly committed to the new standard of dealing with them through friendship and understanding. This new policy should be con- stantly kept in mind by the guid- ing forces of the Army and Navy, by the Congress and by the coun- try at large. I belleve it holds a promise of great benefit to humanity. Y shall resist any at- tempt to resort to the old meth- ods and the old standards. I am especially solicitous that foreign nations should comprehend the candor and sincerity with wijch we have adopted this position. While we propose to maintain defensive and supplementary po- lice forces by land and sea, and to train them through inspec- tions and maneuvers upon ap- propriate occasions In order to maintain their efficiency, I wish every other nation to understand that this does not express any un- friendliness or convey any hos- tile intent. I want the armed forces of America to be consid- ered by all peoples not as ene- mies but as friends, as the con- tribution which ts made by this country for the maintenance of the peace and security of the world. Veteran Problem One of Administration. With the authorization for general hospitalization of the veterans of all wars provided during the ‘present year, the care and treatment of those who have served their country in time of peri! and the attitude of the Government § toward them is not now s0 much one of needed legislation as oné of careful, generous and humane administration. It will ever be recognized that their welfare is of the first concern and always entitled to the most solicitous consideration on the part of their fellow citizens. They are organized in various associa- tions, of which the chief and most representative is the American Legian. Through i! officers the legion will present to the Congress numerous sub- gestions for legislation. They cover such a wide variety of subjects that it is impossible to discuss them within the scope of this message.~« With many of the proposals I join in hearty ap- proval and commend them all to the sympathetic investigation and consideration of the Con- gress. Foreign Policies Justified by Results. At no period in the past 12 years have our foreign relations been in such a satisfactory con- dition as they are at the present time. Our actions in the recent months have greatly strength- ened the American -policy of permanent peace with independ- ence. The attitude which our Government took and main- tained toward an adjustment of European reparations, by point- ing out that it was not a pole litical but a business problem, has demonstrated ite wisdom by ites actual resuite. We desire to see Europe restored that it inay resume its productivity in the increase of industry and its support in the advance of civ- ilization. We look with great gratification at the hopeful pros- pect of recuperation in Europe through the Dawes plan. Such assistance as can be given through the action of the pub- lic authorities ang of our pri- vate citizens, through friendly counse! and co-operetion and through economic and financial support, not for any warlike ef- fort. but for reproductive en- terprise, not to provide means for unsound government financ- ing, but to establish sound bute ness administration, dhould be unhesitatingly provided. ~-

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—t TC has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED pete P wEDNESDAT tne Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has . Arculation than J g . : DECEM H GB orMENOERD Tite —— eee eee ~— ae — — —_ mestic policies, we cannot fail to | )PEN EVENINGS " : ”g oft Horse, Killed by € PRES ENT’ | our liberty to deal according to 7 TEXT OF ID S | our own judgment with our do- |” £Gentimued on Next Page. 4 RINGFIELD. Mvo.. Dec. ne ser, 16 years old, Pain h MESSAGE TO CONGRESS me Continued from Preceding Tse | ADVERTISEMENT | j quate... jiall were riding a Hao Ultimately nations, like indi- me } , : ; cde 4 Suburban .etreet viduals, can not depend upon ) ; | here last night when. at yo ee aa” ae Pour et rst (SEC oe : 3 h of a car, the norses & a themselves. Each one — | 1818 OLIVE ST. (S. E. Cor. 11th) THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY © palmer, was thrown he: 6 ee: Ais He; fron work out its own salvation. 1e@ car and have every desire to help. But | car and hile with all our resources we are powerless to save unless our ef- FOR COLDS A aul | forts meet with a constructive response. The situation in our | = ; . country and alj over the The sensation of the drug trade | fuls. With your watch is your has ave «> , own take the drink at one swallow and world is one that can be im- | , eold | proved only by hard work and | * pp esteem two arene stingn eall for your money in a self-denial. It is necessary to | and cough Se Y | minutes if you cannot feel the | OOR LA a reduce expenditures, increase | guaranteed by the laboratories; test- tressing symptoms of your cold fad. FL R MP, r\ savings and liquidate debts. It | ed, approved and most enthusiasti-|ing away like a dream, within | ROLL CABINET, m. ts in this direction that there |¢ally endorsed by the highest aw /| time limit. Don’t be bashful, | lies the greatest hope of domes- | thorities, and proclaimed by the all druggists invite you and expect BENCH AND tic tranquillity and international ple as ten times as quick and effec-| you totry it Eve ’s doing it. 50 MUSIC ROLLS tive as whiskey, rock and rye, or} Take the remainder of the bottle . Xmas Monies peace, Our own country ought | ayes a ipie | any other cold and cough remedy |bome to your wife and children, for : ne ramen gn car ‘ca they have ever tried. Aspironal is by far the safest and With Each Player Purchased Now , . - | al Abroad Now! sna to thie policy. our conmant | Ail Seng tors ae eogplet it [mem scteices he saat tk 20 Per Monti A)! the covential : ne Oe ee a erful elixir, 20 all agrecable cold ‘an Y = PS . refuse to "ws pena sa | te do is to C. inte the nearest cough remed for diiieen op eal St. Louis’ Greatest Player-Piano Offer er on ; of a good -_ : abd.isn n : . ' ecler alias - A ; This bank is now prepared to serve you thought to menace the security alee fork bottle of Aapisenal and tarrhal croup pr pp eBay = ae hge on Sanat a drv, hoal in the establishment of The ! _— hle h a t cough, lifts the phiegm, ue Tribunal, and later in pro- | Attend this concert and note the individual ae iiontecnee, and gives almost Write us. We ship eny Piano or Piayer-Piano direct from mediaté relief. Splendid for th 4 ling for a Permanent Court of | TS tat; ; z qualities that distinguish the Flonzaley Quartet’ International Justice. I believe orien : ‘ ey S tories, Chicago, on Free Trial—-No Money Down—ond : iekle. hoarseness, croup, bron exquisite interpretations. Then go to the store “aq aed bronchial asthma. t would be for the advantage of ’ Pinex is a highly concen © ] . . Terme. UG onvenient wabiity of other nations for Us of any dealer in Victor products and hear the % fo» Matty oncua stability of h tf : , “* ond of genui )e ‘ to adhere to the protocol] estab- Victor Records by the Flonzaley Quartet. Note A A St . 4 Sect, and has been used for | mtions for throat and chest | + * arck uf — * ~ = —-_— > oe eee CEP Ee Phe — +r mg a ~ . - =. a aed Ses i eee zs Cres . - -_~ ie - wee) emeitne * et wth ade le ae a ge gears + - . r v2 : we ve lishing that court upon the con- how faithfully their renditions are portrayed on ” ts F To avoid disappojntmeut ask \ ditions stated in th : - . . | f ditions stated tm the recomunen- the Victrola. Ask specially to hear the Men- | | O I | } \ € %, Senate, and further that our delssohn “‘Canzonetta” and “Drink to Me Only Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Piance =~ exis for ‘244 ounces of Pi direetions. and dont ae — —_ ee shall not be bound by tf : ” ) @3 advis: ry opinions which may be With Thine Eyes (626). 1018 OLIVE STREET (S. E. Cor. llth) St. Louis A hing vor Guaranteed to ° 9 ! rendered by the court upon : — lute satisfaction or mong St. Louis most complete and most questions which we have not vol- | PEN EVENINGS _ ded. The Pinex Co., Ft. W i . . untarily submitted f judg- = attractive guide to appropriate and mont.’ Thle court wont nana ractical and convenient trib- economical gift selections will be the + Pees e i : unal before which we could go . Victor Talking Machine Company. | © ® & | advertising columns of the next Sun- voluntarily, but to which we a | out of | hild > | > | | . -+_T); could not be summoned, for a ren. t oy day Post Dispatch. determination of justiciable a Ye S » a questions when they fail to be | , Sorts f be This greatest exposition of Holiday resolved by diplomatic negotia- : or 4 N sti r pa? ite oft fs! if | A a ferchandise and Gift Suggestions will Eupects to Hrecth Ate 1 : wall oottag to doe ts @ cams a . a be the Sunda 3 Post-Dis c ) Ss | : tion of the tem to bacteri j p atch i ecause Disarmament Conference. | 4 the Guneushaed Ginea: eae 9 £ “T) d — d W advertisers have found it pays them to Many times I have expressed Water will safely and effec- | LS POA 4 ee , ee ee - ~ tively clean out the intestines. / , r 4 foe vue Girt’s Hair tec} ? . . . ° my cesire to see ¢t} wor fe concentrate their choicest offerings in | Waddnabin Caiamene ae , It acts in 30 minutes to two é ’ ; net of pF wert rr ay tuned | hours after taking and never | | . the One Big Newspaper which reaches “pe n oO Armaments appropri- | | | gripes. Prescribed by physi- : f ; ately supplemented by further cians, sold by druggists and | | dvhy = the greatest number of buyers—there- agreements for a further reduc- * | bottled at French Lick Springs, a i, | ' Indiana. ° — | | = _—— £ tion and for the purpose of di- \./ , ° | @ Break a Cold Right Up with | When Nature Won't Pluto Will Sh => = = fore, the . minishing the menace and waste Of the competition in preparing 1} J , . - ta =— = 2 - a . ADVERTISEMENT d _ is Bo ‘4 be ue i 7, iS naa vs A Gleamy Mass of I +. » - snstruments of international] war. } rT, ; - POST-DI SPA] CH on chet. wa sughe hepenee | Bae ae onsd eg ganee MOTHER.- | | tion that we migh ! a | . | A approach oth —_ : hopefully | Instant Relief! Don’t stay stuffed-!third doses usually break the Fletcher’ | SS The Market-Piace of All the People Tn eer erent Powers for 4 ) , | 7? etcher’s Castoria —_— further conference on this sub. |P! +#ke ‘‘Pape’s Cold Compound’’| cold completely and end all grippe , | | >> | . na every two hours until three doses / Misery. is 2 pleasant, harm. | | , L “Bly, ject as soon as the carrying out are taken. The first do D ae ’s Cold C - } | of the: geusath seitbnase ancien : - oe ; se opens _ fape's ompound’’ is the less Substitute for the established and settled policy |‘ ogged-up nostrils and air pas-| quickest, surest relief known and | Ca Oil. P T ¢ urepe has created a favorahte 1h" of head; stops nose running; / costs only thirty-five cents at drug | stor Ul, raregoric, eething _, | relieves headache, dullness, fever-| stores. Tastes nice. Contains ne) Drops and x thing S} _ opportunity. But on account of ; “ie 7 proposals which have already ishness, sneezing. The second and/quinine. Insist upon Pape’a especially prepared for Infants MOND LOOKS Drawn Butter been made by other Govern- , : in arms and Children all ages MON ments for a Furopean confer- Rub together in a bow! ence, it will be necessary to : 3 Wait to see what the outcome of | ry we tablespoonfuls of their actions may be. I should | ¢ | 7 a2 , ¢: : 50 SSE Seen Somnye Sah Ser ee 4 utter and one of flour. not wish to propose or have rep- : : | Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere Set bowl in pan of het resentatives attend a conference ~ . : $4 . We, —_—_——— water till butter is melted. which would contemplate com- . ‘ | ADVERTISEMENT bw Stir in half pint of hot mitments opposed to the freedom ~~ ~Y TAL nn | water and one tablespoon- of action we desire to maintain ee ' | fal of the famous unimpaired with respect to our | ' ‘ | purely domestic policies. b . | | 4 . LEACPERRINS “iscsi” 0/7, Bolland’: Gift for Men! "\. ™ AND LIMBERS UP Be” : . International Law. a You'll find a number of things here in silver, gold and platinum : | Girls! Try this! When ¢ dressing your hair, fust Ou ountry 1 l >» | gy AUC rc lhe on gy omg sacha} that men really care for, of a character they'll | : made toward the codification of value and take pleasure in wearing. | TIFF : hairbrush with a little THE ORIGINAL | : and brush it throu WORCESTERSHIRE international law. We can look | 7 , : more hopefully, tn the first itn- / * oe. The effect is startling Wrist Watches for Driving ane . Seidl ae | | aoe your hair up er r. wollen, amed, rheumatic , , Sppear twice as thic stance, for research and studies that are likely to be productive y, ) Belt Buckles, Match Boxes, Scarf Pins, joints should be treated with a remedy | : | mace for just that purpose only. , ling eo gis — . wi ite an of resulta, to a co-operation Gold Mounted Bill Folds, Remember the mame of this discovery | ne Joint-Easee and it will take out the | aa incomparable softn : LIK iD California among representatives of the bar — Peaches? and members of internationa] 3 Sleeve Links, Tuxedo Sets, Rings. agony, reduce the swelling and limber | : up any troubled joint after ordinary cure- | : ; Wi. luxuriance. and We Will Send You a Full . aw ' | ? to a conferenc of those who are Full Dress Sets, Cigarette Cases. alls bave misrabiy failed. Just rub it | a peastifying the nell S also toning an Cut One Carat . technically tativ : “4 7: “ARTEX ye | their seibabttina taameemanas os Pocket Flasks. W olff-W ilson Drug Co., 7th : each Single hair to grow DIAMOND | though, sien profects sean ches | and Washington AV. and strong. Hair stops ae - or any druggist—ask for Joint-Ease. ) % and dandruff lisappears, Nothing More to Pay LITTLE eae ag od rhe Eo to the i a Alege See — Joint-Ease gets | mettle of delightful - ' Y. ’ 0 rnmen?t n heir approval. | ' inin ony eo? out—oute | . . ' ghtful. Nothing to Seli—Nothing to Buy | These expert professional sein, | | | stiffness and ; Danderine’’ at any drug Wo Red Tape Attached to This Offer jee are going on in certain quar. Conserve your capital. Bollend’s Special Pia: enables ; meater and just see how eee Oe ramon eS’ ters and should have our con- you to buy from your income at cash prices. | | | Start rich, healing blood te. Youthful your hair bece and boosters of ARTEX DIAMONDS | stant encouragement and Ciroular of Information on Bequest. ) ing through stiff, sore must - . and we will distribute these gems | Re amene : &p- T h e Next Sunday and the lameness di “ | | iby ic. That’s how Se FREE to the readers of The Post- | Dispatch. | proval. REAL FRUITS and a | «ay; ; orks— ARTEX DIAMONDS are full 21 | golden brown crust—a | Views With Sympathy’ | POSIT- DISPATCH chen tii :. eee . ut and are of s 1c | : : , gone j Ser cen’ Ganaete ere een dozen different kinds. | War Outlawry Plans. 4 gints-88 chat, me fehed at their likeness to the gen- | Much interest has of late bee | | 8 wine. . | ; manifested in this country rt the | Will be the BEST | el WE ARE MAKING this unusual of- e c\iou Giscuassion of variou ° | Sloani’s : fer on! to get ARTEX DIAMONDS vutiaw dtnselates ‘—_— Sa to | . . Tris ° e hands clativ | ar. | | 3 ll o appre a and > with great sympathy upon tp | L Director y in a ] ] | ~ kills pain} = SLIP your name and address with. only | examination of this subject. It is OC ST AT TENTH uis . The 1@e in st h ov “ U Lo -_ oe ao tae ing) th amt cavelio. be a e | heseg go loo the ae lor 76. Y | St. for the | . to wl ‘ + olicy of our country, Which ts Jewelers ears Holi 1 |) purtng 1923 oliday Buyers! | the et it right off to us. Your . 7 i . ARrex DIAMOND will reach you 4t the Grocer’s or Delicatessen' against aggressive war and fer . return m ully prepaid | aii = : | : : YUNG @ MUELLER BAKERY oo, ‘"* ™4!ntenance of permanent : ~ . printed 123,375 Automobile | y . * a ‘yo - s %, + + > % 7 . oe +. ~ "4 afl’ Be, + - = 7 ~ —_ — —— - - -- 6 eee . ~~ > > = . ~ oa. — Ge ~ . ’ s 4 “ = ‘grees io +, ; . - 5 - oe ° - - ’ . : ‘« = —— Po’ : P - My cpg aig al Ot nie LER at ORG Pk < . ———— ow _- es +2 oe er OO ~ —e —e & 7 To Heip Cover Cost of Handling A a a Nh igs. tt ————— od - a R. vee my | Lindell 1167 1915 N. Prairie, and honorable peace. While, as Broadway, N. Y¥. ©. have said, we musty safeguard | . “Tedaye barseine ls cea | eee mere than the TH! x : im today’s Want ads. st. Loule mewspapers ba

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DECEMBER 8, 1924 WEDNESDAY. “pEeCcEMBER 3, 1°°4 3 other evening newspapers COMBINED eee . , ty ? Nie oA 4 , -_— —-- -- eS ee ST'LOUIS POST-DISPATCH| 25 ----2 i eee ——— -_ ee — ED Hee SOS ARARP SAS ASS ARS ASAT GREEN Kresges a fa ONLY 3 DAYS MORE “Wz : SIXTH ANNIVERSARY SALE: Christmas gift items and household goods going like hot cakes. You'll have to hurry to get many of these Special Anniversary Bargains. T Everything you can ask for, for the small boy or girl. Dolls, games, doll furniture, etc. See ries iS. Dressed Dolls s a ¥\ da MAMA DOLL (omposition§ doll Shoes and stockings; crepe dress and ben- es ‘cal 19¢ ¢ YELLOW TAXI The nationally known wind-up C toy. Our price.. . CRACK SHOT GAME ‘larget practice game; one of Di the kind the young- 25c sters never tire PLAYPHONES oy telephones; assorted col- ors: hich-crade enamel finish ; one and two bells. 75c Sale price, each. TOY STOVES Enameled finish range, with 1i6-piece kitchen outfit. Cer BA. TEA SETS Imported china, 6 cups and 6 anucers, creamer, sugar $1 and teapot; complete.... r Imported, new body; Gyro Motor Express coach, commits tenrttt 4 aie inches; this sale AUTOMATIC POPGUNS __..25¢ YELOW TAXI, ALL METAL. __$t TUBE PHONES, 8-NOTE._._50c QUEEN CARPET SWEEPER. 50c BALKY MULE, SPECIAL... .50c TRICK AUTO, WINDING... .39c JAZBO JIM, LARGE SIZE. .50c GREEN RACING CAR SANDY ANDY, LARGE SIZE_89c PANAMA PILE* DRIVER OVER AND UNDER WEEDON STEAM ENGINE. __.$1 BIILLY WALKER BILLY BUSTER ole Character Doll without voice. Dressed, 008 Oe OS eae oo OCC 6B Oo 8 oe ooo ' Anniversary Sale Savings MAMA DOLLS. Qe Fully dressed, composition arms; —_— See Seen ee ae ate Nee ae eS San tall. An exceptional value at. DOLL BEDS Wooden enameled frame tixiv, with mattress and two pillows DOLL CRADLES White enamel! finish, 10,18 DOLL SWINGS White enameled finish; 18 inches tall HIGH CHAIRS enamel finish, 23 inches DOLL ROCKERS White enamel! finish, DOLL CARRIAGES > $4 Folding metal frame, rubber tires, 24 Inches high TEA SETS TOY TABLES Varnish finish top, 10,16. Folding 5C0c oe aluminum Tea iain gmk ) cups and 4 saucers; KITCHEN CABINETS doors, $ 1 Sm EE Se Sh em an ensy Way to save $2. and pave the best cough remedy ever tried. In the month of Oct. the L & N. Railroad handled a total of 169,822 cars of freight— nearly 102 more than the best pre- vious record. P¥ou've probably heard of this known plan of making eough wan at home. But have you ever #t? Thousands of families, the eerld over, feel that they could edly keep house without it. It’s, mie and cheap, but the way it | hold of a_cough will soon earn | permanent place in your home. into a pint bottle, pour 214 ounces #Pinex; then add plain granulated rsyrup to fill up the pint. Or, | # ¥.A. MUSCHENHEIM structure is expected to be an- Nation. “The Transportation Problem ' nounced before next year. ° ; 76Co oo anguing, but, during the past. two years, ers do, not hope for submission by | while stump speakers and radical editors ADVERTISEMENT building craftsmen to further re- have been talking and writing----the rail- = ¥ ew Heary weave, slipover nizlr with contrast cotor, § BOYS’ CAPS All-wool Caps, Ace style. Kegular $1 Sale price vordhipenge Portable Lamps Reman gold finish, fancy peolv- chrome effects; each complete with 6 feet cord, plug $1 and socket. Silk Shades Special assortment ef novels shapes in silk Shades; oi all colors Bamboo Shades This always poenular item at sgertel cavings 2? ae «REFLEX TRANSFORMERS Harkness Keflex Colls; Si per pair. “p’ BATTERIES Marathon, 22'¢-volts; Jnvere size; fresh $1 R. F. TRANSFORMERS Wound with silk«overed wire on bhakelite tubings; vrimary 16 turns, aecondary 64 $1 turns: each... , Brief Cases size. (xive one to for a Ctrristmn« leather wit nickel plated standard some man cift. Imitation leather straps; lock. Sale of Columbia Records FOUR THOUSAND COLUM- BIA 16-inch double c Records, 0c each. 3 for 55c WHITE & WYCOFF'S MARTHA WASHINGTON CABINET 28 Envelopes, 18 sheets linen paper. 2 correspondence cards, white and colors. 50c LADIES’ UNION SUITS Fine ribbed cetton band or bentice t« ! Ss > oose tight knee. Sizes to 44 A MWe caine. this jake 29¢ : LADIES’ VESTS Fine ribbed hand top vests, all sizes: 25¢ rave 10¢ for, each ... ni Sp ainnren kee LADIES’ UNION SUITS A reat Qe Winter weight. band top. knee length. value at a# real savings: all siz SWISS RIBBED VESTS Ladies’ 50¢ quality lace yoke, Swiss ri 25 bur Anniversary price on all Pe antag bbed Vests. C Pull Here oa “we Quick Wind Aero Speeders The new toy with swinging aeroplanes: no springs tu break; colored en- amel finish: new idea at «a \ special sav- ings— 79c LADIES’ WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS Se Fine quality lawn, narrow hem, 10¢ values, plain white only. Selline for. ench ; EMBROIDERED TOWELS (jood quality huck, excellent embroidery, anted fast colors. Size 6x46. Fach LADIES’ NECKWEAR (ollar and Cuff Sets, afl brand-new; horved ihe -- 390¢ | s PILLOW bebe Re. $4 THREAD Odd let allk fleas le close out. Per dozen . 15¢ SATEEN PETTICOATS While 75 dozen last. Fine grade mercerized 79 sateen. fancy ruffied flounce. Black and colors Cc Closing Out All Our Stock of We are closing ont our line of Crockery—now is your chance to purchase first — merchandise af extreme aavings. e following items in either medallion, or blue bird pattern. 4 4-in, Bread Piates, «¢ s-tn. Vie Pintes....Se J-in. Dinner Plates, tle J.in. Sore Counves, lie 4\-in. Frait Dish, Ge é-in. Fruit Dishes, Te se Sone Rowls fevered Sugar S-in. Platter Small Pitcher T.inch (Casserole with cover Novelty ndis idually Imported tapestry. «ix desians. T-in. Piatter 10-in. Platter .. J-in. Oval Baker 7-in. Round Nappy Sauce or Gravy Boat, 206 Covered Batter (ups and Saucers, complete + and most wonderful items ever offered in hand-painted comb, brush, soapbox, rattle cellu- lold Seta, each in sateen-lined bev. The manufacturer says these are positively 32 to 8:5 values. Anniversary price al BABY BLANKETS Extra Special—We offer 50) wool-finish cotton Blankets; white with pink and blue ber- der: size 30x40... RUBBER GLOVES First quality red rub- 19c ber; per pair CHAMOIS Sire 14x18; special sale price.. MANICURE SETS Cutex petite Manicure Seta: Othe «ive... RUBBER GOODS ('embination hot-water bottle and syringe: one-yeur 89c guarantee DRESSER SET Decorated celluloid, 3 pleces, tray. powder and puff box; complete..... *75c HAND MIRROPF. White imitation ivory, ) Butte Mirror; 6-inch SPANISH COMBS Special tot. of high-gredr, rhinestone «tt, fancy 3 Combe: 85 te 85 values BARRETTES Stone «et hair Berrette« at half price; 81.00 value : c 50C VALUES FOR 250 SPECTACLES Gold rim or zylo shell frame; satisfaction gueran- teed. Per pair So $ CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS Fine mercerized derby ribbed, in beaver and gray; sizes to 9'4; S5Oe valae. Pair CUSHIONS ('retonne covered, cotton filled. round, ebleng. fan and aval shapes. Anniversary 89c Sale BRASSIERES Piain and brocaded rep, fleah color, elastic back » catton ‘tape; sizes 32 te 44, 19¢ EXTRA SVECIAL. LACE TRIM SCARFS Special assortment of linen center and novelty Lace Scarfs and 30-inch Centers In one bia lot; this aale PRESERVING KETTLE Aluminum; 1%-quart size, Sale price. INFANTS’ BATH ROBES Reacen cetton rebe flaonel or Jersey cloth, pink or $1 biue. Each ae te Se ASSEN NN > *& $ ah ait ee “x bo SN Noa aS Ra es tee Nir Sire Sts iin ts Nts Mineo bos Swe rho vot Nir Sho. Shoot nh 2 hv 2 hee SAS Sh 2 Ni Sher 2 Ahr 2 hw ares: meh ee, w nw ser ee Se? Wee *

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, WEDNESDAY, BINED Ww KUNESDAY, . F DECEMBER 3. 3. 1974. the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBL: LLIN bee | ~a= The Daily POST -DISUAICH alone has MOKL ae » Circulation than the g : g pap DECEMBER 3, a * ’ wis the Wife. ————S ee RT: p Cnare Associated Press. —— 2 - es ? , sas CITY, Mo., Dec. 2. “¢ — se = i a Se ¥ y \ CONTROLLING LANGAN: TAYLC MAE, a © , (WY Ae\i \} \ oe STORAGE ano MOVING CC List Price for |POSTAL SERVGE | oe a eet FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE || a oF 1935 Fords, e : - —“ in it? > I Se Rabie BS) ATLOSS.NEWSAYS (Sites "You wil sod expen |] GTETES, Oo SERYONE wt Ln ibs f Make Your Ford, Dodge or Chevrolet First-Class Mail and ai yau at the leading music store in : BICYCLES FOR XMAS | BOYS’ SWEATERS | FIRST PAYMENT .°:. Savings Department Are Li " St. Louis, from whicha & , -* | Latest Vibrationless Willys-Knight Profit, Senate Hears. distinction, the Rio aire aoe | Wat rede E | narctenm ml AE OLI AN YOUR OLD CAR OF | " HANDLED There's Pleasure, Health and Utility in itio rolets have their greatest op price for. ‘all me dy bought used. - in trade these cars, allowing full Easy terms on the ‘balan ce and courteous attention awaiting it it’ sa pleasant and convenient place 1 in which to shop. Only Branches Showing t gift carries an added vibrationless WV lys-Kr icht with ry. Cor ine owners hé the exception of | iS pppotcul and excent savings, every service COMDANY 2, MUSSQuRI | , EZ Ve : : ‘ R.U.LEONOR w. Pp. Cc Z M. LEDERER & CO. 2926 ae te senna BA oa pubst ease ial ate | 1004 OLIVE STREET | Make your selection now from | UN ) | if AUCTION ano STORAGE C the ef a ml that impr vas : A vse Postmaster-Gener: _ our wonderful stock. Leacock Bicycles, Velocipedes in | i and Scooters give unexcelled " ‘7 , * | J.BROWN ‘gation. if i service and satisfaction. | Leacock’s boys’ Sweaters arg a STORAGE COMPANY Handling of second-class mail— | at We AG) Tm Dd Bievelee ie ee made of the finess wool ) . | | newspapers and magazines—is | , _ y . , | | worsted ao aay ia | AMERICAN ione at a loss to the Government |} = $21.50 to $36.50 oe, mn service built into every gar . of 5.43620 cents a pound, the re- | : - = na - Losses in other branches of the E V E 4 E A D 4 Focusing ounadlins ie from our regular stock to make room for new Bree carpe. ~ mand shoe es or shoe department by a Wizard | , : BV EReee Svea = reeeteeaal er merchandise. All desirable styles and cul- Insurance of parcels, $1,145,959: Fitter—he’s traine — ergo ES f etre et dy > 1 q ort wea C ti cash on delivery service, $1,825,- oe | = _ : ‘6 . ~~ . ¢ . y ? Shs NGA ~— = ~* a ae . ~~ — - - . - > « ji + 3 * —— ae ~~ SESS ove — ~~ ~ — “ condition is such that sureecns|) I. Miller Fifth Avenue Styles said he might be removed to fail. ; $7 Cash—Balance ~— : Take Haley's "3 Magnesia- -Oil— milk of magnesia and mineral oil combined. ———eo , is a cause for disordered | And that cause will most, found in the lower bowel, | stomach There stomach. often be the se at of most so-¢ alled ° | troub , Acids from fermenting, | aecumul ating waste matter must be ‘neutralized and waste matter elim- ; Wj ‘nated. Two things are necessary- Y Wi ore ob seal both are done at one time with ‘ : Y ns Ao ree from winter comp . Haley’s Magnesia-Oil—(milk of mag- / 0 haga Bromide Quinine nesia combined with mineral! oil). typ omer yy : Both oil and magnesia work to-| { 4 will d A s does forr | —~ ofor you. Get red box bea q ether as they should. The oil car- =s > * the magnesia straight to the! Hill's portrait. ¢.g03 Price 30 lower bowel where itis needed. Acids | CH ECKS | COLD Ss IN 24 HOU = ‘ ‘are neutralized, clogged tracts are lubricated. Action is prompt but de- | void of griping or distress. | Get a bottle of Haley s Magnesia-Oil to- ADVERTISEMENT There is no oily taste. If your drug- | es tage IF YOU HA ; t ly you write is We rT | | postpaid ¢ on receipt of price. Trial | Laughing In His Sleeve N E % . S5ec: family size. oi: © ws Haley M-O | AS LO Qa. ate § lal 2, 9 LON | pec Hie was arrested yesterday and a Ninth and Washington Sixteenth and Cass guard kept at his pedside through the night. _ A small ax, smeared with a red —_——— . ‘ ' substance, is said to constitute the newest bit of evidence. It was) | | said to have been found in the base- ° 'ment of the Edwards home. The! ( : Are You Standing substance on the ax will be sub- | ' jected to chemical examination. in Your Own Way? CAIRO SLAYER PLEADS GUILTY» The Opera Pump } i Ry the Aseoctate! I)’ rees O you lack energy? Insurance statie- : ‘ »' CATRO, T11., Lac 8 Franke tics say that 8 people out of 10 are George, 60 years old. slayer of Mr in suffering from Anemia——blood - starvation ow FF. Gibhe to@ey ‘ole nie ae re) —and don’t know it. to a charge of murde: hii a jury Bl d S tl This test will tell you. Unless rich, | esterday found him sane and was le on € d iT} J red blood comes rushing back, Anemia is sentenced to lite imprisonment. | > af Tan Russla Calf a $12.50 indicated. Your blood lacks the iron and George killed Mra. Gibbs, April | (Q . mangancee thet Gude’s Pepto-Mangan 7, last, when he entered the hotel (ey Patent Kid. ee .$12.50 Squeeze the thumb- in which she was employed and “I was told nothing but an operation alone can supply. nasil herd, Ualess emptied a vevatous itis ae body | (i Black Satin i ie i a .$10.00 | would help my stomach trouble, and was | ¥ Sale Price.. Thousands of physicians for thirty- the blood returns in- ‘without a word, % oy eae wi P= ence Mle Po SORETHI | : Covered Heel end advised me to try Mayr’'s Wonderful 7 : two years seen run- stantly afier with- | An odd tangle, involving Bertha emecy. The first dose helped me A have down bodies | ; Remedy. # n idea Trunk for w rebuilt by Gude’s Pepto- Mangan. drawing the pressure, Gibbs, 26, daughter of the slain | alles am now as wha ever in — life AR a With ae fib. r and bol . ¥ . ! e ne ’ Your druggist has it in liquid or tablet Anemia is indicated. |woman, who is reported seriously : ea) *m laughing up my sieeve at the doc- B,. form. Start today. ill in a St. Louis hospital, was indi- | i The Opera Pump, of the incomparable qual- [mrt sn na tors.” It is a simple, harmless prepara- rf Yuleanized fiber. Has on Gude’s cated by the defense as the cause | \3 ity and style distinction of I. Miller footwear, tion that removes the catarrha!l mucus ¥ ; and three large drawers f eherwesetetetetete Dye 6 a> G mpany, Indian meee * of the slaying. George was in love | (@ wins favor for its short vamp, rounded toe, | cdnsaimatiion tant aoe SPetonne, six veneered ¢ inflammation whic causes practically a with the girl, 36 years his junior, | & ; | Pepto~ Mandan it was said, but she did not return | hand-turned soles and well-proportioned stomach, liver and intestinal a!lments, tn- | _ ess- plated hardware, d his affection. The mother. a for. | heels. During 1923 the Post-Dispatch |ciuding appendicitis, One dose wil! con. k and shee haw printed 34,3555 Business Opportunity | vince or money refunded. At Woilff-Wi). . . X. ° — ; . hs ; me eethear r George ‘ | , Tanic and ‘Blood Enricha |} mer sweetheart of ¢ rge, had ob- \“Wants — 158.270 more than the | son Drug Co., her, & Dolph Drug Stores, | $2 Cash—Balance enderle rug stores), P mage" i lected to the attentions of the man | ' noe THREE other St. Louls new ru | Oe eee | Chete0..0.09.08.2,8.08.60,090909) 8) | anes mater Sotsioe I ros. Drug’ Co, and 4 eS > s

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WEDNE ate aaa 1924. es os “ ee —— The Datly POST-DISP. aeahcatd alone has 57,000 MORE C itr Circulation than vitor emsod evening ii COMBINED oa == Lehman'’s SAINT LOUIS ULC ORCUTT = LLLEONARD ~ MAHLON B WALLACE , ock’s boys’ Sweaters are of the finest wool afd ted yarns. Quality and ice built into every gar. AMERICAN q Solid and two eplor STORAGE awoMOVING CO. binations. Slip-ons ..end HY mp , » rye she , , are , P . ’ s with large shawl ar. \e ment charging larceny, larceny by " $7.50—Sli $7 bailee and operation of a confi-: dence ing to Robert E. Crowe, State's At- | torney. 12 Selections of Latest Music Free! i Beautiful mahogany Console Phono- graph of exquisite design and tone.” Plays all records, has large record compart- ment, and to make ‘this value all the more pronounced, we will include, on immedi- ate purchases, 12 latest selections of music free. BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS BRUNSWICK RADIOLAS SONORA PHONOGRAPHS pleaded guilty to four counts of the indict- | Koretz this afternoon . pare Fach charge carries . penalty of from one to 10 years’ imprisonment. He will be tenced tomorrow — sen- | oot fuse ae hes thee ee ete bee ee hes es ba es baie ti onthe ate a | afternoon. kK oretz, 317 Fine Cloth Coats 116 Expensive Fur Fabric Coats 88 High-Grade Extra-Size Coats 26 Assorted Fur Jacquettes 9 Odd Genuine Fur Coats $15 TO $25 WINTER COATS 8) 5 | Lehman Corner 1101 Olive St. * | : A The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening | oma newspaper giving Associated Press news setvies. who eluded arrest for a Halifax, N. §8.. fled when his oil bubble burst, Was | getting ready’ to seek election to! the Provincial Parliament there, | under the name of Lou Keyte, | ) when he was arrested 10 days ago. | | HOU S E F ~ RNIS H rr: G CO. pn ateatadeer mma tgmers he had political ambitions and that | SOCCER “4 b tt. friends were grooming him for the | ) +) ‘) ‘) > ) . sable iia sinnthonsestem abit RUGBY SOCCER rll 20-22-24. 28-30 Olive Street =a Fe _ had been done, he said. $6.75 $12.00 : FIELD GLASSES Be ' > i/ ’ ~ ~ ~ J — ~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~~ N ~ year in where he M- 9TBALLS ™ youngster knows that ty and long service are right into Leacock Foot. . Give him the ball thae the most to him—g ock. RUGBY oO » UMN =, YM My Evenings to 9 P. M. Bolivias, silk plushes, vclours, fur- trimmed sport Coats, Thibets, Liabilities $1,.763.548. | vs 34. broadcloths, etc. Wonderful val- A statement filed in Bankruptcy ues. ‘ourt hows tz s total Kore liabili- Come Early 3548.34. his assets | TWO-TONE my, NUTCRACKER SET. bs: es 55 and a total defit of $1,- Console g Shonopra \' ij hy he +, consists , ind w At Is eatin es dae . —_ large gas burners and four large coal-hole surfaces. Cooks or bakes to pertection. $9 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments Sie tt i nie a RED 5 iM tt ill 4 acting, most . What Hill's does for millions it or you. Get red box bearing Mr- it. csos Price 30 cents. N 24 HOURS SESE WARDROBE TRUNKS ‘arian AS LONG AS THI6 FELLS J { ° io AND HA h ideal Trunk for women. Covered AU | fy 4 vith blue fiber and bound with black A pMleanized fiber. Has one small drawer TONSI L IN ; i three large drawers faced with fancy + The National Sore Throat K Onne, six veneered clothes hangers ; plated hardware, draw bolts. sprins 4’ SHOULD QUICKLY RE , ALL DRUGGSTS ate for Christmas = —s -Biee All Steel irepreef Case that Beeps ros, cord, and etand ciean, cafe and free from dint aed ae « $2.50 value at only § 44 eo a Do you yearn for a clear complexion? Try the Resino! products a week ana watch your skin improve! Resinol Soap thoroughly cleanses the tiny pores | and rids them of impurities. Resinol | Ointment soothes and heals the in- | flamed, irritated spots. ‘The most ag- | gravated cases of skin affection have readily responded to this treatment. Can be obtained from all druggists. -RESINOL IF YOU HAD 7 NECK. se Hoad } we 5608 Roose $$ Years Making Quality Products . Chicago, Illinos Aunbea 3 = THE GU N aaa ROTICE, If vou alee weet the All Gece Deif-Biee Laamei of $1 «xtra make 6 cress |) Special Sale Price.. COUPON — Hand to dealer or mail to us THE (CHICAGO FLEXIGLE SHAFT CO., 5608 West Reosevelt Kead,. Chicage, Ti. I should ike te trv the Senbeem free, end wll pep ead delivery my moocy will be promptly fended tf 1 give notice withia go days and reture the ivea. aty Name. ae ak i ke Mbdvess > ss EED and shoe box. * “ ; $2 Cash—Balance Monthly Pith

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» a . “ae oe FH a OH » o . ee En ee Ms F = ‘ ” a #% me s8 Cy we iat 3D A ke y “Es 1 bat iy : _ ee pad ~ f * BUNKSVAY DECEMBER 3, 1924 oT! .OUIS POST-OISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED pEcest ” igs % ; ’ y= e ROR AEE ti ae ee eee ate — ——— an —_ x0 age = ~ ’ - ry a Pp “> — St “= a ee - ~DQP_—-> _~ ~— x ~— 7 me — = = = o- -_ ss et ” a Pt a - " - z oo a os eS :: en. a A - ~ a _ ¥ _ ——— 184 MORE ARRESTS IN You're Bilows! You're dhe ilhous! DRIVE AGAINST CRIME 2°O% YOUR CONVENIENCE = vs > | Five of Those Taken Have ff we will be open every evening until ) : | | Tonic “The Man on i Hi Concealed Weapons, Two |} Christmas. You will find expert | | ee Boys Only 15. eo [ 4 “Robbed aE , 5 - tee ~*~ - el and courteous attention awaiting 99 \\ ea, | ; , , A the Sand Box . AY Five men with concealed weap- you at the leading seaaercgn more in PD | wire B ry ns were taken in the police drag- . St. Louis, from which a : .. & = 4 * ee net last night when 184 arrests gift carries an added ae, | Vd i at says:— /f A were made in the-fourth night of > hy the spectal drive to rid the city of distinction, the , % re robbers | Two of those who had weapons | were 15-year-old boys. They were found at McNair and Ann avenues | %A } THEY and said they were “waiting for a Ww cEP i s ORK WHILE YOU SL The third guntoter was Jo- | “Taxicabs come in handy to take sh Cusumano of 6186. aston Pa wae arrested in front ou from your office to where your iia mevcey' Snentent Manele on ews eee : a ~ps ge you from yout here y of the Gay’ Merch mower Lone re ee For Constipation, Headache, Bilious car is parked.” And we might add to bp cmghadates Reta 2 tor - ing concealed weapons. The other Mr. Davis’ wise and witty remark... guntoters were negroes. pite the increased vigilance | why does the business man try to of police there wer six robberies " | ' . vesterday, all the robbers escaping. . . | park at all...when a Brown Cab or ae toldest of these Was et 9 a. | HAR y . . > negro robbed and ¥ ‘ a Yellow Cab costs so little... and is ee ee 5s “ | , | slugged William C. Rohlfing, 6 m \ ° . ' - + [enn a jor - Py, so safe,convenient and handy to use. vears old, in his drug store at 2600 § SBE | . Market street 4 . . Drugegzist Beaten and Robbed. = “J ; Rohlfing was sitting behind a " ; > ' yunter reading a newspaper when L negr vith drawn revolver, de- rmanded his money. Roehlfing gave 2 - m $10 and when the negro de-| randed more, gave him $40 from a. Oe | Po egealty Beneficial i hiding piace | 3 ‘for so and Childres me Thea ; bhher 1ereupon felled in Drog Co.. Gth and Chestnut: f | Roh] fi ing beh} id tha counter with | ~ } Fuller Dry Goods Co., Famous- Barr PI Vandervoort & Warney the he with the / Bae, Scrucss. several blows on the head » | ment Store, Beauty Parlier er 2 ‘ revolver butt and then ene to é leave the store. The druggist; ie Trade Su 7 : “ J. §. MERRELL DR brother. Arthur H. Roh! tine, en. ma? LABORATORIES, Ire. tered at that moment and asked “THE BROWN CAB COMPANY icmgee the acere t6k Get ant 517 OLIVE ST. : ‘escaped. Dr. Rohlfing found his rother and had him sent to city| .ospital for treatment of severe ' scalp wounds. | The police have been asked to | T |} search for a soda dispenser for- |} kb - imerly employed at th Enderle | é y £ i Ne V7 ? £ ; er t ) J j TPSUPPRREER STEVE DY ~ A Stern ry Co Mii TO oo ra store. Sixth Por Panam, gL r “eets, who was reported by Wil-! liam J. Neels, manager. as having | istolen $468 from the store at 10:15) BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS cee a ae oung man remarked that he was | E ing out for a sandwich and did} “ |not return, after hich it was ifound that a binfold cont nog, eckman Player-Piano 33:33" safe. Police traced the cowigy m an ' ' » his room in a downtow 1 | | ee es vhere it was learned that Fon ‘coal A Real $600 Value for $435 vn white cont, Fac EF ms he police arrived. : cert With Handsome Floor Lamp | . ae sions eka | Ip | Player Bench and Supply NTER | avenue was held up neyo . | of Latest Music Rolle || Ever Charged at |2..0".rr a Sek Barton me May-Stern’s _ register. At 6:45 p. m. two robbers heli | 'up Elmer Hoff of 1322A Heher: | street, In front of his home, ar 1 | | robbed him of $50. He ts managir |] of a Kroger store at 1101 Bri Ivn street. Three men tn an automobile at | '8 p. m. hel4 up Frederick Reitmie: yf $116 Whittier street, chauffeur 7 Ui} ‘oR eC OC S O f delivery truck, in front of! (“onde street, and robbed him ~ o- oe ~aree - rs ree 3 Ce eee * Hugh Nisbet, 727 Dover place, tist, reported he wrested a }! ‘mm a robber who had 7 . tempted to hold him up Monday on oe verware—damelae os eee through Misbety | Give, ~z Rain or shine ming Open — Line. | CAC me Qh DAGS— . J - mg: Incline In “MADRID, 1 —Kiag A | ] : e gateman on iD Le . . ng A! -. nen B=}. -- c = grid'and ‘Tetouan, ‘Morvees.. The e Mm er an | bronchial cough | : 3 SS SS ai: Setinn ina Snanr anit t 9 ' he stayed on the a | | & “My husband ADVERTISEMENT _ and he’s out in ia - © time back he ge AH! TASTELESS s 3 When he coughe “He's not m A Small Payment Delivers It at Once— EPSOM SALTS T oil e twar : | naan x chest and he did or Holds It Till Christmas Ww orld s Finest t Physic a fore long he was FREE | 98435 x °°. «| ~=Lamps and Novelties § 2 Value to Pay Piano Lamp I like to have it »- ONS es SOR Ee P and Shade All Styles of Finish Plays All Music Rolls large selection of to ~ expression and tonal copper-wound bass strings " . , = . Z d usic Rolls is in- quality. and double-action bellows. ee a ee Sy Bs" yk j i . - cluded with each . , F 3 Sern Beri ing a al mmc a . “ie iY } ou will find REM Player. Used Upright Pianos—As Low as $59.00 =: Per aelligee oo cog, eet : | | Package with the roug #: smarees. Gopent apes: 8 “a : and you can have ecause no other laxa- | a 3 ; = 3 tive acts so perfectly, x q Oesn’ c help you, t =} 780 harmiessiy on the 4 . + =i Sbowels, It never : a I ntroducte a bd a gripes or overacts. a ’ E ‘*‘Epsonade Salts’’ 5. E. Cor. 12th and Olive Sts. is pure Epsom Salts made pleasant) q , with fruit derivative salts—nothing i... , else. It tastes like sparkling mee . g a The Marked Prices | ee Oe ee el hl ecm AR = fe y - : 7 — AAAARARSAAAAASAAA STAAL age at any drug store. Try it! -DIsP is the only St. Louls evening | **Epsonade Salts’’ is guaranteed by mewspaper naval Associated Press news servien -_-«. the American Epsom Association. i

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 32, 1926. oe ee eee > ~~ Breath Bad Stomach Upess Dowels are = Inactive ! y wBUDNESU AY, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MOR E CITY Circulation than BOTH oth ’ DECEMBER 3, 1924. Tonic for Bobbed Hair SCIENTISTS SAY: "Bobbed Women Will Become @ Baldheaded!’’ Tight hats strangle the hair at the roots —Hot curling irons SPLIT the hair at the ends, leaving it starved, coarse and lustreless, resulting in an unhealthy, itch- ing scalp, offensive dandruff scale and falling hair. Every “BOBBED” head, young and old ~ BOBIT Bobit Prevents Gplitting of Hair at Eade { frequently curling with hot tron. » Bebit posittvely renews the vigor lustre of the hair. - - Bobft stimulates the growth of ef Thick, Gleesy, Beautiful Hair. ee Bobit Removes Every Particle of Dandruff and Excess Oil. Bebit leaves the hair fine, fluffy, silky and bright Brings “touched up” hair back to original color. Bebit is the discovery of the age and when used according to the simple directions on every bottle the hair stays curled longer. Bobit is guaranteed to arrest falling hair. Bobit is the ORIGIN REFINED SPECIAL, FORMULA DRESSING AND TONIC FOR BCSBED HAIR. There ts no gubsiitute. Insirt om Bobdit. You con id st by the ledbei and nome fully protected by copyright. On Sale at All © a callaren Johneon Fros.. Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph Stores, Enderie Drug (o.. Broadway and Market: Drog Co., Gth and Chestnut: Pnderle Drug Co... 8th and Pine; Stix, Baer Dry Goods ©o., Famous-Barr Dry Goods Co., B. Nugent Bros. Dry Goods Gcruges, Vandervoort & Harney Dry ‘(ioods Co., or any first-class Droggist, Store, Beauty Parlor or Barber Shop can supply you with Bobit. Trade Supplied by J. & MERRELL DRUG CO. St. Louis, Mo. BANFF LABORATORIES, Irc.. 228 KF. Soperior St., Chicage — ~“s 2 : ZAGLOUL URGES EGYPTIAN STUDENTS TO END STRIKE Former Premier Counscls Calm— Deputies Petition King to Convoke Parilament. By the Asrociate] Drees CAIRO. Dec. 3.—Former Pre- mier Zagloul]l Pasha today urged a deputation of students from the school of professors to end tne strike which they began in pro- test @rainst the British demands upon the Egyptian Government in ronnection with the assassination of the Sirdar, Gen. Sir Lee Stack. “In fulfillment of patriotic duty, and conscious that the nation’s Parliament will defend its rights,’’ he said, “I have counseled calm in this critical hour. Again tell you that I am entirely free to eo where I please, but I have not asked for a passport to go abroad nor have I thought of deing so. Continue to stand by the nation’s rights, hoping that the country, by units will soon secure restoration rights and Hberts A petition, signed by 115 depu- ties, requesting immediate convo- cation of the Chamber, was pre- sented to King Fuad today. The Senators are taking similar action A report current here is that Lieutenant-General Sir John J. As- ‘eer Governor of the Bermuda Is- ands, may succeed to the post of of the Egyptian army. The Egyptian arliament was ed Nov. 25 for a month, mption ¢ f im succession lDouring the rs of the Chambé! been arrested In alleged plots tish in Egypt Americans Granted Full Privileges. By the Ass ted }’ress WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—Amer! can nationals in Palestine are ac corded full and equal rights and privileges enjoyed by citizens o! the allied Powers in an agreement silpned today in London by repr sentatives of the British and American Governments. ] ing exposed to weather didn't ‘help his cough any—but Rem did Rain or shine, warm or cold, the gates on the Monon- gahela Incline in Pittsburgh have to be attended to. And the gateman on the job has to take the weather as it comes. Mr. H. Spaniol took the weather as it came and a bad bronchial cough resulted. But REM came to his aid and he stayed on the job. Read what his wife says: “My husband is gateman at the top of the Monongahela Incline, and he’s out in all sorts of weather—rain, snow and everything. A time back he got a bad bronchial cough that was very painful. When he coughed it would hurt him right through to his back. “He's not much at taking medicine but finally I got him to try REM, because a friend of mine told me how good it is for coughs. It helped him a whole lot. chest and he didn’t have any more bad coughing spells. fore long he was all right again. He didn’t have any more pain in his And be- “IT used REM too— so did my daughter and her husband, with the same results. We give it to the children too at the first sign of acough. I’ve got a bottle on hand now that’s never been opened. I like to have it right here when we need it.” Bepesks well for a remedy when it quiets a cough quick ly. Ohne of the reasons REM so often does so is because 4 special ingredient, (too-expensive for old-style Wer-acting cough syrups). Clinging to your Mifat as you swallow, it quickly soothes the sore, med throat tissues. REM is pleasant to take. 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_ 3 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ys F | eR ——- ee ee a ~~ =" RAMACCIOTT] ELECTED CAPTAIN OF 1925 S T. LOUIS U. FOOTBALL TEAsHO WDO —_—— ee F ullback Chosen t Saar Valley ’s Leading | ‘i Vr Aw?) | im sa Minor Leagues . Two Players Are 14 Class AF mh | reworks Will New Captain of : . ZF fh ! Cs ° Givenin Exchange | ef Unanimously to T - “— . Lead Billikens | jeissomcecnees Again in Uniform camp’ Gambling Charge \0vei tate sade seve Tomorrow Nig. Major Meetings ae) ‘3 ——S => , : | Omaha and St. Joseph $ é ‘ot, Have Been etd aig Sa +a : » anes acca ie ae iad “ib South Broadway Club Ey Speaker at Banquet to Plavers | | . McBride of Oklahoma Led Get Together. > sal esc ea oe i een Allegations | Clubs. , stems Seas Tos:¥ Over Baseball Affairs . ~ = : “ . HIN McGRAW aaa iis ROR ro ew _— 7 ‘ ~ o LPL LLL al le “~~ “ ws | Calls 1924 School's Great- 3 = entries, thag: | to the Post-Disvat: . been work- ning th , aolect ion of the “best sastin Mae pos ne part | mccessary to get © foundgauon |) So will sehace to “tha St. J = “a > a “ fmericen League, of Sac ea ca "tdi Poaceae ob lil and Jack & Kennesaw M. landi will go to the establishment of | ohnson's harges. | seph club at the start of next sea- lightweights. . ~missioner football aguad at the | ) in the fall, but have been material- , ee ee ee | & Rome for enfortunate ant The magnates al d to elim- | son in 1925. Mike Clayton and quet tencerec : ——=s =m FRANK RAMACCIOTTI. iy handicapped by the absence of abit a) ees. 4 ~. em — mt f the plans of jinate the 2 p sp waammcenivet ont - Seb CE ae : " | n °"GOMmMmmiss rn auLtnorize Lf ° hi gc oO - = » aationa ASSOCIE , ~ 7 aight od ae cues ee a. ae sevel layers no are expected make Oo selections. fi both awarding the best playcr tro- all options, sales agreements and cent of the purchase price of the since ear.y sust go, according to reports cur st here between sessions of th O'Neil and read National Association of Profession rican Ann io | “7 , Durso, - a the Amer! al Annex. Se eer.' 4 hae] Racin Results +? riti th hs ‘i eis of the Tiger | 2 les: ‘ir ft. hy nost Voaiua : phy. r sfey, * fake ti es ’ the « se player must gro into the treasury 100 pound ors, ee Baseba!! Leagues. succeeds Bill Mc who grad. | 4 eam rho were not laver: second. the most val It is not too much to expect ¢ the 192 IE SR he of the association. and the West- Under the A. A. U. cos ME sehnson and santis have sin A eae | orable action on 3 hese | : ) ern League magnates were puz- | rulings. the contestants {. et logserheads for months. ‘Th . . *: : * saa a ‘ em ont nag ns ome ; mone d E t ie@é , oO ’ 1} 5+ i? 4s Acad ACU rs favorah oO? i : | oe z . .s toe ; ted + - ' — , POT - Ola UNL @a@ii.tr . 4 . . } an | i ‘ rere :¢ . ae. av o “ar e 4 w - ‘ an n ries | poinis, beaaenes th Year. or , — a tte zied for some time as to how | opponer ve no that must ‘ Sead ang a wil ‘> kT) r s, : | majo next week and it is understo —_— ag. 4 Sissippi to practice dentistry. Ram- | es Thanksgiving d a . “ | oe shaperes 7 . the PT prac 5S ee ha scivil lay. » the National Association treas this might’ be handled. SO that no bout + , , edic ‘ ace : wy s . he pr ted accurat in adva: 2. ve will be a showdown betwe? o aan a . ' ’ + * oo ; , e . P . acciotti’s home is in Omaha, Neb., At ‘Selieen Park. | Now with hi 1] squad avail : ; ) Some Cochin: we a ae ae crap es President Burch solved th: har Se ee : snates d problem by offering to give sec- | STOUpS with an odd umber g a : pemcgy i ) Johnson and Landis. and he obtained his prep training nine yauees: track good, ble, Bond is rushin reparatio2 ™ wets T ar +} a Bee OS Saee, bo. See , at St. Mary’s, Kan. *, $700, maiden 2-year-olds, | : | a ee ' | ‘ iT. appwese See msjCr Agus 7 iminate this tariff. retary John H. Farrell a ride = one boxer will draw es The commissioner did not comé i. a6 Gone nn o. pive 2 and hai furie: e—Rrin y 16 | - a do rn oe | ae ei ” er et | ot . nave e! Sone into the ai) ; Los Angeles was selected today! from his home in Auburn, N. Y., el prior o toes? are ar oth Bast for the minor league session li t venine of s ed | 04 thiand 113 (Jones), 8 to 3 4 Pg itsiaby Bae o> a eS ee ee ee miphes ing” ~— ragga are s the convention city for 1925. to St. Joseph, Mo., and back 2 i. R most likely tp a and neither did Johnson. Baseha a Ciimax tO an e ng of spirite , second; Firmament, 113 (# way). he -teran ipon whom Bond Ne ee ahs My by the cackling abou This evening the association will one day to take care of the - ' eee >. se aS Spt sel ‘ o=?%, in- - fesident Al. . Sexton appoint- , ‘ friction between nais A dress which was ‘elved with ; id sto 0, oe a ee u family—Juan and L atid staie : South ave SER been rec ed } A on 6 to 5. thi ‘ a lude pt. heat. Buckner : naetlial yet : * capes = Hine: = oh . Martin of M2mphis, EASTERN FIELD TRIALS out Broadw ay Athlette ab Johnson They had differen r? > ’ tienr’s & “etzZ nee eT j . P> SEs | tii 4 i im. ‘ é . i ] > } ) ir ne s ; : ig or le s : — : - wild burst of applause. wok © Malo Mae ned Sia iri! Lewis faish. McMillan fa ee ae ae ee m | tering the flaps , ate nn.; W. G. Bramham of Durhanu. | _ RR Pcie eevee | | mF upervision of the A Mdeas concerning how the gam y c . . gereatest eid ys s Ot root NDA) , ig _ re soll ae HER ag Atego odie utive session behind closed doors, |Seuth Carolina to carry away all ns governing boxing boutelg Prior to the last world serie dent hiatin nard: ig mt 208 (. / a? Pe ee five. ther 5 EG Sin SABRES 0 : : : ; Nana: » aT rs evr’ i Mae ' Heenel “Syl pe the prizes. i ai aaah * cat ath! ated board; Dr. | isankru iM fe , = ee ee phomo: > al backs since his invasion of | ta we te IT instructe Secretary Farrel! to The stake had 20 starters and|\- A. A, U. oe ; while Johnson came out with a decid e A erney, an others. as : J he S488 . : . ty I ix (ns a Did ; le 7. +. : a Hg ‘ _ 2 ** ’ . ’ — ’ w! he 1 _ . gi ’ erne ac v oO the Western A. li . : ? : aa nad si Lao nite ’ ‘ * 4 nr i —/, P . af Ai’ « i i ; ee i Ss wr. ar . roa: 4 > n . ? ge 4 d ver 103 a] ow ah a ee thes ni Sin Moore, + held for down: p an sCaSUS | ib vas decided yesterday afternoon. | yo14 ene boxers p , slap at Landis for not ca = Billikens’ Greatest Season.” ; najor ie€agu 1 ex The winner of the stake was the 7 resent that lal | rr 1 Dr. , Billy : uch. th fava ‘Gee * escape followed those boys whe | ihe games when the scandal invo a at ‘ : “) eo * ‘ rhs te tie Mar hr hrful ‘ : ; ; J : ‘ ? at es . . ~ } _ _ a .= tick iis Quodl ) ‘ Pitt } Lion . setter ri Si ? 5 CcKie! JACK, . i 1© past Feason was character- yan and Biennar Hassett also fan. | Joyner D and ee oes hi id som: ly 1e ) -obinson had fallen b: | ( Ove eae ox rae Sai owned by H. H_ Hickson of Chefaw — ; ane preserved a snr ing the Giants arose. At tha P “ 7 ‘ -~ . . , 7¢ _ : a a . _ *? / bs he: # »f { T) 4 ' le! j | " ut _ 7 . m 2 T} ifr * ‘ - ’ . . ste ve , ce % , ‘ 7 , — ’ j a / a ized by one speaker as the “great-| rirTiT RAC E. $700. $-year-olds an4 Jayhawke rs Won Laos ‘Wens. } = ae es Te game ‘a : a aang league club usi! 1 optional vlay- Second place was won by the] , a p | Jaatime, Johnson declared the serte est in the athletic history of St. us %s = e ‘ ifs . ; ‘ , n> ae K aneas. ( h Nel ae aska “i , t } ‘ .\e > I his e\W i i . ‘ *’ eadl 6 : aioe } “ - i pointer Strombolt. owned and han- The vote ‘ (wo clubs ’ ould be called off and took or . . (E Aba eT). : 7. . F a de ate = ee' . lira st? 3? * 5 7 ’ ' f) ; 4 : i ‘ | i ?' id eLaa . “= . » . . YT) ‘ : . Pe. Louis University, not excepting the | Cyclops, 115 ‘C. Lang). » > to 5, gec- shington, the four schools which! PP?” burt, he beat bi - Oe “mp ee oe Eee “a : dled by E. R. Ellerbe, son of ths |* Motion to have the A, pei fon to assail the commissioner lay *dd : of ms D 7 iMes . to J ty Sai Te ee ee Anything short of a kick, ee ee ee ae eee ‘| late Gov. Ellerbe of South Caro- | ™!ttee help select the priggg > this. fT Gays when Eddie Cochems was i; Moms Boy, 107 iMc of, S&S OS ; r fought for first place an- y. | : - ie Sa air _ intelli . ‘lu Th > Landis did not respond to! is coach ‘*” Tribute WK a . . ird. *, ; £4 . ? 4 ‘ ne ne Po v i ~~, 2] . oa > euch n stare. would hs . . ] ] iil SF: ee eae ) : lina. Third Was won by the point- cat Ws, @® sare clubs ‘ ; o 1t there ie ‘ = . as paid to the Amn, Ser, ; A . porn ie. by : ‘418 year, re S B B P ° di d? sheer madness accordi , ha ] rey IaATrLicipatese. er Bill Hart, owned by J. W. Cov- clubs be permitted to choe fh the nat: onal agreemet feat performed hv Say ace an a | ‘ "tt? : 4 > : ’ ' ’ ' | - is iay r > 7 an an e rejyu ice 7 ' on . 9h — vrethia: . . rn . - il . —— F 5¢ seen : , ~~ ~ for boxing bouts fr 7 oe ‘Bue: h bv w hich the basehal , ' — -) ' e 4 ’ trent - ‘. « i: sae cad ovate zoning strategy of the 4 Ane mventiol! journed til | imgton, also of Cheraw. ; — ae ap: . elton in developing a powerful | \ , Sa ae Snel --O ta 2 cM iv Victories out o F es “CORDING to reports con Tae ‘2Gelienia f the d ee lil omorrow morning. All three dogs proved. conclr- mane submitted fustead of ‘authorities bind themselves not {ec PY oe ; eeyii9e a omen ae coach, als ‘Ame i fr Rate ethane 18. on- o.. ' AT ox. . . be Will Nissi yo ? : : Keo : ; C J ilsoO came in for their share} 3-; ar-oids and uj ae 3 a sixtee ; wo Se Oar, an Johnson thin] Kenesaw kick, and a recovery j Vernon | seen since the trials began here: a oe age" "a gh ‘sgemgy ito 5 and 7 to 1 Cart SCAM. - ) ansas, urt) lever was “there. | Nebraska touchdown. : >} rom Pot id. | but Strombolt ran him a close sec- | “* ''¢ Associated Preas. eS Johnson's term as president o ~oach Savage paid tribute to the | :Mergier). 8 to 5 and 4 to 5. second; Che _» ne wcorers last year, q | how one was meeded. fuse then. “Ru dy Kallio, outfielder, went ;ond for he als@e made a good bevy NEW YORK, Dec. 3. — the American League has sever spirit and courage of the pl iy ers. 1-3] ha ee Me ore ‘a . ,* nttG! on a ; . Dr. Fa. Sos A\l You c in’t se { snif? the | Coa orp ee ake ail = B. Billiken , from Salt Lake City to the Boston 5 grt Mea ak es pies, aes : oa tae ee a : : to run and the commissio He declared, among ot! hinge Pleasure, | i Fred } ij len’s Jay —— a , thy egy +t. Siegen pllieoneri ach CVocnems or tne bitlikens BN Compet ng in the stake were such | "0¥UNnce¢ oGay tha 1e Re | | : ' red, iImon other thine: me i ; ; Vi iW es aC in in ’ be , ‘ “ _ : : CA ar « = - 2 ™ . expire for thr that the acquisit a of the ¢ ’| War Prize a ri oes @ com neti* . ' LO! tf Sanctity at the rinzside | waved a blanket, lifted a water- see x be 1 cash consideration, well-known winners as Jersey Ear'!, Jack Sharkey, bantamwefs aterm does not oe coal : 7 a . . ] iT st P| “"" ™ ; . - . 5 ’ : . ° . : y on " s? sS I : ‘ sf n ‘4 t ‘* ~ Z rm © , re . . ‘ ’ ? ’ = 7 , ‘ r : 4 : ifn , , and Lacled idiror , © oe ee elle pole aotent ie ae ae ae eee in rm mi es. | bucket or made some one of the b1e1d nelly and another) owneq by Frank Reily of Medford, | been revoked at a special meg but the feeling “ P eee Steqeron and the in- | sixth iia ie 2. asses 1 coca ee UKIN ) 77 signs of the side-line code ) > selected. N. J.; Master Rodfield’s Doctor, The revocation ‘ollowed @E@ 690 acute that something ts Ik i. : : sVUi od 2ehe: a ’ re sent Ts - Ts . ‘ ‘ 4 AAS ri. | FoF 8-3 oO OR : | a : . Ruguration of the training hovwzce te to Msone . Hitt, Daniels ani Coming Up. then obtainine The players ran ivenberg., Sagina-v | owned by T. S. Comstock of Hart- | Key’s action last night at the@ eto happen. It is understood th ™ -_ . . . . hy — - 9 4 . ‘ 4 AAAS . A iw Oe wal . S¢ j res . a : } > é , J : ‘ ‘ “ | . f * ’ ‘a ad ; > nS f ‘ : ’ mM Ly De rene charged down on Robinson } i i , - me of mind to express impli ow action with the results b- |! wee ™M E le cage fame postponed ind litely. It nad —who did not have the hall! sasaanctaai | 3 faith in Landis. tained by the coaching dep rent c sic c Back at O bee expects hat the n . “ “6 eht pa wap owe VE EE aol “a! 4 - yt j lepar’ nent. At ” At Oklsheesn teu klahoma. — A ee Instead it had been snapped to itch Lee Farris and Walter 4 Hard to Remove Either. vage had previously paid him - VALOnHOmMaA ch McDerm of; rould ‘t a ringside view Frank Acker. who. huegine the use an: utfielder Rudolph | — | heavy tribute for his work 4 Weather c lear: track good as serv! ; of McBride tar for sf th ePrpsev-Wil] and the | , ie closely. _ vi . th cea “ig | cs, inane » hased bv Min- | a Hew Johnson can be a | ny : Pmt — lll ani Ga i 2 9, agin, , iarted throug! an | Pw Snoun were octane . the Billiken line. de and | : ward oO! x year, W ho was finall) Uc§ andi i] Mnson bat- pening and with only two or leapolis from the Burlington (Ia.y “ae president of the league be tous ' | th only t ‘+ Sa has not been made plain. It isn ri - * : s ’ uj. -* J . rs . ‘ . +h oe ~- ig 4 ] No Schedule Announcement. reOl lis joo Por SE.BU, o-s sug, te a ing race, bu - hree enemy players in front of {club of the Mississippi Valley > : $3 90 iret; souls VW a a HO ied throughou 1€@ season #7 t now seems that the resne ce Sl ae nares OH thought that he wi!l step down No announcement was made 3.08 : ’ sie : AY oe = , 7 ee 7 “nie -» yards before being | : a his ow ord, and it may be Ir , s : - By : aihad ; ‘ ' ii; Yr In? , 2b eu ne ? ry . . . F a) to the 192 5 sc hedule but it ; _ 108 cP ; t Ss} Wit we sCl ; 208 a ne ~y TVi.2 7). uve cand y the Nebraska ‘ Jumbus | 4 nm accor y i T=? = . 1:14 4-5 ' inden, Ponce ~Heeer, sionea, Goodwin and Ru at long | neapolis for possible to shove him. He has > , a) hy The : | |} athieen . » B e roa er ' ‘ . : 4 : . » = . . . hi ’ — - } it = T . 4 hn . f » : ready understood that th uti ri ~ a? : —~ M ; Pm Aa - a, Vi ! ‘ee > Nebrasx ana imasine. | Outfielder Robert Blessing and : “4 tn a great many hasehal! battl tt] > pein ae wa The commissioner cannot be ties are dickering for Tames wit | “ . r With sher ‘OZier r . . a : ing f SAMOS ih atch: : agson, Tip- tion to pull that kind of a play Third Baseman Campbell 3 several Eastern and Big Teo ms ECOND RACE we) t. w ¥ con al Ol; l vetera is “ is merely f¢) ate 06 ieeoe = : ? Big Tea sheer Pass, 2 SCarce-| | pSEely | resu . arrespon- from behind one’s own goal lin + on ng Lbbot 108 iMe- | 10, behind o1 sacmomereipinny 4 Ramacciotti, the new pla.n, | Alaney), $3.90. $4.20, $2.50, first; Ethe! | 1Y less fortunate. — meta : _____...._ | MAT BOUTS MUST GO TO | DM one period of his baseball expe has been a great scorer all scea- FE Dominick), $4.50, $3. se : srinnell has suffers a loss |} i seen € ce, when the league owners & son. On more than one occaston | time “Y'07 45." Ninn oor Sheet: ‘blesses alineeanice nee Dempsey- Cline | SCHUMACHER WILL me. A FINISH TOMORROW | @nnounced they might censure } e as pu lex A came out : )t ‘icy epperette nad WUriental Biy re ¥ r. } rt ni h : , ht, ' ; 1] events on thi Coliseur: ™_ ss etin Tee TT eon cae, [auch veteran aa mi nae avallabl SUSPENDED UNE E98 8S. [uA Or a eee ee weet into a joint meeting re in a iong run, The |! RD R —AJalleon { Shafe ee ra e. Gelvin. : atc ann j lis . 1 go ft 1 fall. t | Chicago. reached into his pod ee Aggie game saw him at his poner a SSS Sa ters and Cushmayr vhil > ELEVEN PLAYS SUNDAY §” a ee ee neuncen Gnd came up with a document. tangy waee ne — the SOnSest €T ) layed in transmissian Sigg nist & the accurate shoot- California Promoter Announc- | villiam Yorger, superintendent} liminaries ane miwindups, ; _ “there, gentlemen, {s my ice in the last few minutes of olay — eifer, has Mantz, Ever f pr b Li ' recreation, today issued a Ye MH all 7 li ; “he sald. “You may tear by dashing more than al hie At Tia Juana. es Date but Kearns Has ultimatum Villiam Schumacher,| ‘The feature erent ie tie = ils ’ a at your pleasure.” length of the field for touch- iid ae : em} rs “_ te So) anit | ‘ ° Dacke! ‘ h Municipa UR tA , , : 1924 Received No Offer. Yona pata . ne a The preprietors of the down. In a similar way the spiri- Furlo Sr i" ia ee ™ Arse laring | nese jiu jit wrest! _ yake med | : him ¢ ited struggle with Loyola of Chi-/ 740.7" 224 : . Bunker and Teboe. hos no Spe the Pos spate} that unless Schumacher ordered n reste Vadailfi, an Italian heavy- | nes hastened to assure ‘ cago Was won. | Emp 1O8 6c ked hie ’ eg NO EB AX AUS ANGELES, Lae lent eam i3 piay | ieduled game} weicht 4 ted a ; | . services had been eatiefac SS mt ‘ ant for a ret next S lay on Gro 2 atinew plan will > interfere , Indeed. those who were tn ft ‘ ici | i : ’ Inds WN >. Ramacciotti is about six feet ; ler. Arthur Middieto acl bi a : be on fh | again t! season ~*~" ges ) = setae SOM ; ars, “wa. ies ne = sagion 7 ce rei ! and scales 185 pounds. He ts fast} Pride and Delhi iil also ran, lead 1 K : Ag ffense, ‘Ween Jack Demp= y and Tommy Side Yor’ dienes hs jae Maree Vs Se Mae every ee e Meeting sald the magnates we and an expert in the use of » ons with ‘Pror ANAS? im ¢ha i ’ wibl! ; ere Tn! mnced h 7S ft , | 5 get oo : father panicky, wondering wr oe , ed Pia Juana Scratches. “nie ; ) , oth ~ 1 » he = *. a ree agents. John Ev! lite it} | Bett ‘ h the Jud straight arm. Hetisa triple th ti Ey we ss , mpan 7 . a Qn. Harris. Milley: na "eid 7 rts vas y Se at I orve rnlaine nat the No. oT , Vladek Zbvezk ar ith | ei a ect a ruction wit man, being adept at running, pass-/| Edna Y . Mos bach, wl Ame cellar chara-|™@°S**- _ | ground riginally ; short -f} gaini er Joe Steehee | . = id have on public sentimer Ing and punting. | mere % ef ; Shs it ion last Vear. wu have back Ra?- J AaCK Al n em] sey ma reg i if 1 lengt had een mads! thoug! hin lefeate in he | : TP Although the minor leagues ®& Letters for 24 Men. miu a Beh 7 ee hte sel “a , ‘ation size and fenced in. Yors | match, i meet Gi e Us in | . acer the jurisdiction of the cor Twenty-three players and Sst oa \rnoid and | r Sect algal Pee Te foes bo ih ate’ cameo eh Se Se ne See wesioner, they have nothing der* Manager Art fedrich re ve] “ HORNSBY — ‘ VUREU + va ls Sh abe ee ) a ee Firs CHO Preiimie | : ™y about his employment. He : . , : . : as : tra a ‘ _ ' i . j P| : r | , ‘ ’ ; t P goa ‘ rs 5 } o letters. The players are: Cap i 4, | , ON ALL neo SECOND vagy te a i tered int nN agreemen alter Dr. Carl Furness = _— en — er ea , aia TAR CLUB OF ' ae ! [eo am tha Ma © wean fon med a | . . 4e@ ciudDs ani: itnoug : . ‘ . sae ‘ ‘ _ - Moved without his own consent, McKenzie, Amarel. Schwartz, Han- meCs ' ~o it = ree . 4 . . Doy aid | yle s tase tue te brs subscribed to the provis n ». Krug, Kila ner, LAmAcciote tae noe ec , atime , © i a . i a ce Migt, O'rocle. mantra anne ean Med EE Seheivied 2/7] HEYDLER ORGANIZATION www] might’ not be at a disadvantage, | (nana U. and Beis oe ce buninenn, they 40 ® oR {11 le k 7. Ik ‘ | S. af ' 4 ii- . , , ‘ '* ; ated : As . i 4 E re ° ° ' en D > umachers’ ‘ n ° . . , | r . md " ' . 4 out 4o n silly, Karst, Kearns, Levis, M mone nn 1d agg Perm hr: ae Last Night’s Fights play on No. 3 grounds thay res | BLOOMINGTON, Ind, . ete « eaduch to tan Ga honey, Wentker, Simon. Sullivan. Second ra vil ee 1] ' Fitzgerald, Caristrom, Clark and ESCO eS: : dite ea elected f: players | ~~ — tw oe ety tae ) . e: Tet peep ETP oh 7 # the Supreme court of baseball Fischer. Each member of the qua _ ; + “Ts - was given a gold fo: +} alt watch : ry . 1) : ; a | rT, Ce ee eee : , ses ‘ ge Tandis’ office ta finane , ' ’ " . t . » Tr charm by the Student Conclave. : : . Ll iyer t, shor that ¢t anenees Britton, veteran | : ' ah bri or : former welterneiaht champion, rhe? sling mnt en? 1 » BSED . A ‘Y tank se ty aad 4 ee go : ‘ t n : : m) > ow a en > B.wear-o aa : asouptan cig ae ; ' 7 outhoxed Sailor Kills Vincent, t rd refusal, : : | Thorp attended bay 3 ‘yap sertes rece! pts. Tt el, Crecelius, Feld. Holz. " Ser ind u and «a nd c nd St : claimant to the all-navy title, and lige beni BUENOS AIRES—Juan Angel | eat Tony Ross of Monroe, Eddy | Arkansas football team, was ele: | ork parks brought ! {mi sium aw facility watch has long been bass! ace 1} r ' wa ast ’ ‘ ‘ v?Y . . f ort aa k k : ‘ s . , zx nm ons needed at the Billiken institutior - . ‘ c vine mentee bs , n etait dae Firpe, youncer brother of Lut«, iyers o btn saan nocked out CG CSPtain Of th Raz rbacks eleven \ T™. and the com misstc The six "Eee Soong of Sh pence one . or Lt ' Jon oe ' was knocked out in the fourth | Buck Carson of Pittsburg. for 1925 Re . of the gross rec squad who played their last f: .. : a : . ue ty Rreesle: "Fs nat round by Ramon Vasquez. —_——— Be : exceed the requirements of ball this year cave the movement ‘ : - . 2 , / ‘ er, I trnett. C vas SAN ANTONIOLN Tex. — ow bas gt =. impetus by contributing $10 each | ts : 112 nt ' | : Padgett of Dolores, Cole, won 10 | * i tite money must be 41 Ten dollar subscriptions are t. r | - . : pit r ? % eree Ed Purd ms , ios z would Das for aa + OTwantzed baseball had Whiteman of Richmond, , halt me ' . | 1] 7 Wee Coles of | ae nary ti : % , s foul was disallewed) y tires? Why pay . Tplus, and the fn back, was unanimously select ) | | ——— — cash for your tires 7} 7 | On Y W G d . our ay ran incident to combating when cou can ret the Waptain of the 1925 Univers: . | a+ 4 veel : , ' ALBANY. — Johane O'Connor, famen - . ‘ ) — > Sal — > pd. il *, Sur- oward ¢ ' ; y oo Diet. Pom & taste tow at carrying the ball Aha lollend || 108 , | --1T2 | e Shack. ..101 DENVER. — Jack Payne. Chi- days Til 12. 33870 Washinatce Resinsess eee Re st 4 , has been made pu passing and point kicking / a . inlet - cone cage, decisionea Jimmy Moore, Poone soa. i . “ust be a considerable a On . 8 ' > ae mad Cincinnati, three rounds. Kid Me- | &§ Series in r t years s him better than $1 ober. “et Tipe tire re > Pit. Wa ~

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oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC —_— 3, 1924. ST. LOUIS Pus - rr — ee 2 ee —— = eee —- - — — ——-— 7 — — : none en LL TEAMpHOWDOWN BETWEEN JOHNSON AND LANDIS IS FORECAST NEXT WEEK — _ —-——-——_ - Le — — e —_s — ~ - —— _ a RE — —— ————___ - ee = — _- . —_————_ - — ” ‘ _ a oe ‘Class A Bouts ff eworks Will Run- -up) Shot Best W. hen Within U.S.G.A. Will Levi sacritices $1000 [I linojs Trying i 15 Teams to Compete 3 CHICAGO. Len 2 Misteen } n Amateur ¢ . : Exploded at | | To Play Post-Season Tomorrow N a jor Meetings 20 Yar ds of Green, Long worth Says oe New Ball, Came or the indiam To Arrange Game si a Ignth “d icles ene | niin Sima, araner Sas Mie con John Levi, star {| Valais Notre Dame races here, ennouneedl eats aopeer for New York to view some of ai , - , ‘ia [1S $1000 tO play against the ‘ on t?} oe South Broadw «| officals Have Been at Logger- F — - i : C.. h- | "Ek ay Club Cc i aie ‘ a “ ; 7 ee ; “8 ag 4 Vice-President of Organization Oklahoma Baptist | niversity Toreign ridere appearing there er Baseball Affairs | at i calle eas 3 Sp Sea, a | ae : : Include Several Ton. io Some Ti tea oe pe @ PLO | es oe dee me ~=©6«C Says Action Will be Taken team here Saturday, it was re- 2 bree Intersectional Contests me ime. : wae ee wo OP Pe 7 ones tee , 4 ae ’ 7% aes ~ = 3 a oe pas . 2 a “3 . reves: led hie ‘go tod: yy ** E 1k . Rank Boxers. Poca. oat sin, ; ' i ge = ere. rei Sr é ; PF: > - - ‘ : . x 2% . . S . . at January Meeting. 7 mt i aliens on ie tbs ei . Already Booked for Next r : in add it on te meeting Penn o patio a : a : : a a. | n Anag ol Seneen by Big 10 Teams. JEVaN'A,-Tay attempt to arrange a game with the undefeated Notre ndian team he Indians closed their Dat 7 Ate same teain, aceording to report D , : r ' , ‘. . is ' ; : : J BREAK LAST FALL : ~~ i ‘ . . 3 : . 4 A © : * * f a P 2 r™ ; 7 * ‘ : : RO iS .-§ ees & Uli a2s0n on Thanksgiving , thlietic iy a of a ; . ae ee Wess oe : eZ ' ’ . . . MEARS LIVING re “he ‘ : rrivmaié ir Show : + de R a > 7 e > " . 5 8-2 ~ . : : $y ~ ee : ; j ; ‘ 4 . ‘ : \ : +1 , S = Phy . Seno ated Press ; TF) { hampaign Tow * #haiCate that ¢ ; Vi Peag une 5 : ~ . “se #4 , ~ : y 5 : . , > . ” 5 ; “ate ae oy) 5 ? 4 . St: : : . Wal Wing ad un- Aor I Pa VW Lil ae agreed upon, prom- gn me wit) t) e Ny “a. : ° e . \@atea it ' ‘ ‘ OP, ae ; . y Sd ’ “ ,) s se a ee : o s » Nx Oe es >» "? ~ an : 4 ’ 1% . — roegydi? > .} ‘ } . : ’ > tv, » ¢?) . . , Vay), w hile WwW lscon ra 8s “a : per, Ve; f — i. oe aaa as ON % vn es ioc ee Be So Pe Ee SC “a , pr eoss ' anew was" Baa — lime the In- s io be an Interesting scramble } tries, 1) a . ets x Pie RES a Oe oe Fee net EE IIE. ee: , lians had before 2m the pro “nh nopes (o.arrange a game with . iat the Cote a che Post 7 — 4 ‘ : se , ~ . 5 rss x ax oN. ris pare? foi, ‘ ruil AqdoT he csiebiiadl > J ; EB 83 ’ ; (jl a ie Cornel] or lar ti nouth WwW . >: ~- : —. 4 > se . ‘4 » . - ~~ . 2 ae," ” © 5 “ . . p - ‘ ~~ « . v > . iOS ” *f 5 8 nN : : * . ' Pay! Mt develop: HARTFORD, Conn. Dec. 3.— a SS enh ak ees ~~ ee Re ae OF a a aati eae light ball at the ann iferen n O} ) ‘\ddition to the schedule mak With intersectional games becom. AW re ° a3 , eS eo eee Ding SOoe eS pe PBS ne ee. ia SK oe oe ne , ttt ; . EEE : .t Wes , pate representatives will meet to vote. favored institutions in the confer Rob Hi! ; lack HW Amer ‘ gh Sree : eS. hn ; £5 jg EES A Re "gel ee ~ Mpc re to Moka ee eZ : ipeak sal nee a on amerrdments to the rules Kov-; ence not equipped to play Impor.- why ‘ or TePnesaw | aa0nGis >: _ . 3 Pe tas . ¥ Page i Peer we “N ’ CF Se LAS. 5 , RE ot atta eS f w . ' ! ' ) vitaaiy ' _—— HM ‘ming ~« " , : ‘ . Nghtweight ner, pmissioner Kenesa On niga. RES Bec Tile 7 : i Ri ng nae eS Sire eoproel Pee ee hy. Pie Sa) BO SO. Qe 2 ok en ae ; - gees } ‘ASO! came. Donal erning athletics, if any are pre- tant games with Eastern opponents N\] ik | | 14 tan . a C} ' r? q ; ] ; m ~ ’ ae ee re 7 - a 5) SA " Ss pot ? . me, * : : 5S . « Sy + . « “ , a 3 wt seer ¥ “ = ie. o% . as » A A, ~ > we se. » , > me VY il] be z | ofession- -_— tional es BELCHEREUROPEANHOTEL U. con OmMittee'gf Johnson and Landis have been of Bl; Al if ‘ " : or 4 CM tere . . ‘ rr 5 run-up shot. It is slightly open, major rhere are more East-West inter- ns, >| sectional games scheduled for the AND TAKE A FEW wePective c) es must at loggerheacs for months Phe I I ie me ’ f t fy ‘ew York | with the right foot five , | ugue train DPponents, «o the Tew pajor leagues mee! in New York ; a |W ) ve or ; a PRS § "PDT eos seasons open BEE em neirrns ste jet week cam te ie a eeatin od ‘ Here is shown ne top of the back stroke for the short run-up shot. | cix inches ahead of the left. Note ' i] () financin ari) evi literally. gave $: 000 to ni 1925 season of the “big ten” than § h W t Turki h g ths Maa ad ut in 3 o; . ao : - , hane ‘ ' ‘ Sees with ar advance, Bere will be a showdown betwe>a|- — mei | 7 posit on of nd oo the face of the club. Study “re the way the toes are pointed. Also t! oCasie d the change In th ! nore game with his India: n an ordinary year. Chicago, Mich uip ul Wa er is a = es 89 OGG humb in motographs im connection with the accompan s ‘tive articie | . : +4 ‘A mia “tal hij a Johnson and Landis fe : aerate lh Meee clans meas re ms oe ev a me the grip, with the right thumb on ike ip competition, he sa | ‘,igan, Illinois and Ohio all have in- DEPARTMENT FOR LADIE? ' git wry , _ a a es the shaft. Lougworth says this;/tpder the new arrangement, a tersectional contests booked. Iii! FOURTH ST. AND LUCAS AY. £9, according to repo oe , ae y ’ h betwee seSS.0NS O the ¢ Chg a q Nectar Lees re. ‘ ; ; yy ; ea ae d oS, 4 . wel | sa ‘ ; ~*~ bp 5 . . oO 4% . Pa : . q a . * " 7 " ‘ . ae | ’ ‘4 7% ° ‘ — ai , ‘ 4 . ies One } Yo r ee Will draw he MIrings } e = bye, commission ©} dia not corm oy ire above are “apparently Se tor the min: earue seasio7s and study them as you practice the short-run-up shot. steadies the shot Stee cane ae . Mries most 2 rl O ve , ae "4 “ ae gnd neither did Johnson sas — - ——$$ $$$ the hands are slightly ahead of the head of the club. TInrs enables the byes a > Mtitled to trophies worth re en here are of the Mount of the regular pri alt the Sepedall fireworks will . ignite ) ae) t a Slight Loft. and Open Stance. Ad\ golfer to put a drag on the ball. Sawin 2 e-elected head « fe at: er Boxers to TN zea, gi next week's meeting. | Also notice the position of the ball, .. aegiiag? aes FR gis . . , . , + reetle - 4 ha f 1] ] f ih f id . te o Be Tr xamined. Ever since the demise of the ota it \ Instructor—Back Stroke Regulates ne \Javoring the left foot. : L on OW +; THE A | Iss IS SIPPI The boxers will - e underso phys “ational Commission, there has Dist ance nl examin ition co, h at : - ° biel v YT , mth Broadway Athi, ag a. the friction between Landis and ' f hR . Osea REIS ; ep ge % PY Eke the etal ag am the A ae een. They had differen $$ $_$____—- ongwort ecognized gps cis gaara pee ae inn i BS ¢ tet J a5 ; - ‘ . o i‘ : | rT) j } i j ; bh 7 ting of t eA. A bona See ana ait age The following is the second of a series of ? irticles on golf by As Master at Short cota’ as , inches 11 Pe 48 larry C | > Sakae, oP vim .. a mon is a member of the .| Art Longworth, instructor at the St. f — Crowne Ciud, ane ol gat se Run-ups to the Pin _— a a = ee Festernma;: no a ; ‘a _ ; f advisory council there a among Missouri professionals. In these articles Longwort) lf ; thar the pr n ball, vhict ! Hee of « ait : » ab. ' no teamwork between re advice on fhe use of all clubs. e rplain ommon mistakes hry plat | iv] S ef ae er Oy ~v ita } _ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ° 1mon 4 ULiiliz Success ey try Clup. = Bsbiye ee fought games when the scandal invol’- : have seen a golf lub back i 1 leanly and Preterved a w-y- = n ' hat (CopyTignt. : oo | far enough to wice ne dis- to 6Fred lar) ' professional] ay : ike Aititucde 4 Ne T the Giants arose. At na HEN vour Db 1] lj ; about wo V . in 16 + york eR: ra . . Oe +7 ’ , a ee +. 0 eclared the serivs! ; tance he require n, Us somaya ee ae D f t The vote of two e¢1 “e | time, Johns mn declare rics — from or nearer the os es Pine ——_ ae ~~ , ein e e ea S$ . overry] 4 le » var Ss . Cdown errr . 2 ** rT ‘ (Ci 4a his 4 » “ee - ‘ «hii me A.a aoe ced instead of Daving Memborities bind themselves not :o|**© a = Ve Posie = +} ddress the ba!l with the hands ~™ ons 4 : : ans rate wrtherngziiy ack Shark. Vv, bar ta mwelght, hea : term does nor expire for rnree "nm many 4 ‘ ~~ try sen Lait rht a vm id me - sina in ; on . 7 ? , ru] ut) ho . . hr aT ] ms? ¢ inn ’ ‘ ' i ? bird in ’ . : bye ¥ l«- . si seis I Ai ti é i2€ AUT) ii it ‘ " ’ en revoked at a special roceting, 3 yar but the feeling between thm | hall into the air, which obdvious:) | : : the easiest to learn with body hold. The The ré Vor AtiOn “ollowed Share : @ acute that son er?) ing | " 1] : . én yi sen |? . , " rT? oL mo! Git- ’ Let T? (so ‘ i ie: Oe 4 i ¢ I . in _ : ‘ . , i c” ; ay ‘ 2 ’ ’ ? ‘s* ; , . ; og Sophy rele . OS Ce Pies q to happen is understood? Mal i ficult t aiuge tne speed ana : A | yo — . : , 1G Phe next article tn the Art ia ies ic i} ’ w!) eT) . , > , , ; ’ ’ " se a T 7 T; k é ’ 4 ‘ ’ } > a 1 ’ ’ eferee Eddie Pura + "ne ae : majors at next week s meets a ay more dit! — a “aly ; , longworth Series will appear in rmiwtr 1p, Jim Londos rn ie 22 P : se % } , | T ‘ a 11é a id ; Ve i ; ie . > - - : . ‘ . -_—s ’ fter the latter had refused to allowaem™ Will tender Landis a vote of nitch s han a run-up sho : : : : the Post-Dispatch Sunday. He ne nate} is allies: ition thar hia hod heen dence. They did th a ls * wins. My ad ica to a] 7 fers is té 7 ‘ | 4 ii ii‘ : j : ca ' , I aed Tre \" il] deal with il | hip Prot. with ovled by Frankie Fasano er and are said to be ir rl she lllow. Use your masnie Mi»- now in a Marcel ‘it takes long the mashie and mashic-niblic.”’ of mind to express impl i ic an pit« h shots Og) ‘ ’ h in Landis. necessary, only when there is some Hard to Remove Ether. lobstacle that you must clear to get . een Hew Johnson can be removed as/to the sree: president of the league he founde1| Use Iron ba Run-Up. has not been made plain. It ts not ‘i gle F ae thought that he will step down of | OF th oO digo a4) 3g | SercaeFoocs. "| Popularity Compels Desible to shove him. He has been /;.4, ¢hat is, an iron with a slight ih a great many baseball! battles. loft. one between a midiron and| | The commissioner cannot be re- i / » tr 8 loved without his own consent. At | Mashie. | | eri- | In plaving this shot, use an open | period of his baseball exper! j- when the league owners had/stance, that is, with the right mye meed they might censure him, | slightly advanced—five inches ore went into a joint meeting in|—with the weight equally distrib- ©, reached into his pocket/ uted on both feet. I use the over- | THE M came up with a document. lapping grip and in taking the grip | - e “There, gentlemen, is my con-/I always hold the thumb of my | Best” he old. “You may tear it/right hand straight down the shaft. | @t your pleasure.” This steadies the club and prev ents | wrestler. as ’ he gurest and the | ; ' ore ' _ The etors of the major|the wrists from breaking and over- | : Seahes doing their part of the work. This, mes hastened to assure him that a ee ee ECAUSE of the growing popularity of the beau- or. eee Satiernctory. gag tliat lakes your wrists iful Mi G lf Coa th Thi Central sald the magnates were| firm and unbroken as the club hits Commencing December 7, 1924 will mceves a and ca. f epras e, effec img said the magnates were panicky, wondering what; the ball. Take the club head @ ructi 4th the Judge| back with both hands and “hit, ; Ses eubiic Pl cn be the po on 2 ge emsths One Train to and from North and West Texas! tive December Ist. Whe , ' e 2 irm rap, with a follow tnrougn - | ugh the minor learues are | fir™ rap. with Another Train to and from South Texas! | The famous Panama Limited leaving St. Loule ane the jurisdiction of the com- | , they have nothing to I have been asked prequentiy Ee es eee. p. m. P. M., provides through sleeping car service. Arriv- his employment. He ts | Ow ~ determine how are en : . man for the 16 major | the ball. No rules an be laid vpn n, , . Subs and although the | Obviously. for distance. ~ ellen [Reach North and South Texas Next Day. | ing Gulfport 11:55 A. M, next Morning. Immediate See © the provision | vidual mis} learn to Gane oe Reach West Texas on the Second Day. ; ' ae ee: : Bat the old National Commis. |force of the hit, but T might ay eo" connection same station—special service for Biloxi, of business, they do not at the distance should determine : ° ote, Ps | "sat Sia bute @ nickel to the support | the back stroke. For a short run- Thru Sleeping Cars Daily to and from Ar. 12:45 P. M., and Pass Christian, Ar. 12:45 P. M, @ipreme court of baseball. | up the back stroke should be mod- Hot Springs National Park Austin Galveston| Me Surpius on Hand. erate, as the distance from the Dallas San Antonio *Shreveport Fastest time to Gulf Coast. From St. Louis to Biloxi Landis’ office is financea | ®*°*™ ma a's; adic: Fort Worth Laredo *Beaumont : Bverie's series receipts. Tt tx | DeComes Kreater El Paso Houston *Port Arthur by 614 hours; to Gulfport by 714 hours; to Pass st? Cost about $100,000 a vear, | Never Hold Back on Shot. | © Via the Kansas City Southern thru Texarkana. A att the nsas City Southern thru Texarkana, Arkansas. Christian by 7 hours. opepen his salary of $50.- N this way each shot is made — that of his secretary and office ; agg ie : and expenses Incidental with the same firmness. You Direct connections wrnin St. Louis Union Station with fast thru 4 Job of this proportion. Acon- | doubtless have tried to hold back trains from and to the North and East. Here Today—Play Tomorrow ; : surplus has been stored hort shot. That is not nec- Tecent years. The world's |°" * * bait : Our Mississippi Gulf Coast Booklet tells abou Played in the immense New | essary. You can’t hold back and) EXCELLING DINING CAR SERVICE. | Wes we G t it. rite Ior it. Pitks brought in millions of | make a good ehot. Merely decrease. and the commissioner's | the length of your back stroke. If For tickets and reservations, cal] at Union Station, or of the gross receipts | you see Bobby Jones play, note his we neteds the requirements of his | short approaches. There is no hold- City Ticket Office | ‘ a : ing back. He invariably hits a a Cae Sa, F. D. Miller, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Illinois Central Railroad 0 : : - ‘y?%. e ’ r ai . . cS a 7} Gieposed of | firm crisp rap. There is _no hold | 910 Planters Building, 408 Pine Street, Sc Louis, Ma. anner and has been the Going Returning | ules ls : Reed Down Daily Sched a For fares and reservations ask of considerable snec ulation — of those interes* ed. We Challenge Comparison 45 p.m. Ly St. Louis Ar 1 1380 am | tiona) League has heen fn- On Quality at Wholesale Price on Oversize [:15 pm. Lv. ..Memphis _.A: 1:00 GSr3 MISSOURI City Ticket Office, 324 N Broad way to request the cuttine of a Gethie Cords: 10,000-mile Guarantee. but the American Leacue 14. $21.65; other sizes pro- nm Phone: Olive 2032 Umont . ‘ . Union Station Ticket Office, 18th and Market Ses, Phone Main 4700 thought {t best to leave | portio low. 360x314 Fabric, $6.75. | ¢. Lv. 12: — ow leave nothing to chance when vou buy 460m. Ar. Port Arthur ’ : tS) D remain in a lump sum | from Glenn. His 25 years’ Tite experience Bales. ... . = . 4 he In @ case of emergency. | in St, Louis qualifies him to select quality. - . Le. 7: “ | ~ . he Federal ro 9 is Rt, organ: League was WOOD, DISC AND WIRE WHEELS be : mi nize4 baseball had no Repaired or new ., Amtia....L*. - 4 v_ Way Grand Can = plus, and the financial stock; also complete 9: +730 Cr ee * s ark O All Y | incident to combating the stock, mae end ~~ a Oa | — mete 7.4 tallea « 29 part oversize © r... Houston... .L : | = pen the ; | “Outlaws” fell heavily ; | coca HEE 00 we wheels. 7:465m. Ar... Galveston. Lv. 10:30am. i 4 ™*® Durses of many of the club | > \New vulcanizing | ” a . . L- G. N. — a nd Ss. 1. C. Sartelle, Gen. Agent h ) — *, Jequipment enabies us — | EZ HH. Dallas, Diet tae ase Size of the 1 tae aguetente - hl og by = ee , ee |e cima | | OIL-BURNING LOCOMOTIVES ALL THE WAY! tienda, | | Phone 0 4021, me be a consi derable sun. =| \S ) yee 9 Seek. Beall | *8 in recent years has . ders promptly fill- | “ae ; ' him better than $160,000 | GUEXY oss sak , - H E R O A D O F = R A V E L Bi U x U R » 4 . lAndell 2363-278. Grand and Pine. ‘

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_ ESDAT. SEMBER 3. 1924 - Ss — —— — - —_—-- ——_—_— -_- ——_ —— —— SS EO Be not told her parents . - | I REE Daily Post-Dis ‘ . ~ : ‘ With § Man Named by Moniteau Coun- Niliiied eninEtbaate to esid ; North @éeeud a ee weeks serving a pastor announced from his p LO ~ : : ss x - 1. te it. he re Uw *. ha rise Al , . * 6 - ty Coroner’s Jury Is Taken have occurred four weeks ago, ! SA tit h: iivan grew . Sf ( na&ri lied at ocl ’ : e e -« 32 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ws named by a Coroner's j@ry in County jall for thi | a pratt | HELD) FOR DEATH (}f ,Callfrornia Mo.. late yestergay as 4 § of 30 rede for common oad oe eg keg ae ‘ ‘ Dolly Olive is a walking, talking, roll- She will say “Mama” at find ) t n_stre little mother’s will, and , » . = > . . : ~ Ss al . . te 7° + e W ET * A ES ’ * aa : mat testified at the in- me sow = ace The . . ey i e Hig gists . on 5 elagaely . said that th 3 child's are did rumors were communcated to the Dolly Olive Both New Sub "Tititits 1 rougn an aliiezed crimings Lawn ' a ‘ amis , ote *+honri? h rdered an ifi- — B-YEAR-OLD AR wa « > = ra et penitentiary here or } om nown until shortly hye- auiiiori les, Ww 6 ore e : H A .S ! ’ pa eee si ‘ + s. ss : last night by Mon#tteau County of- 4 re h & — er re , for " : >. afternoon. The child was a dau Sullivan was said t b Lif ° ad ; 1 and struck | city was due to heart WNG-eye beauty. Life-like, pretty an " om. Ve . ” . sturdy, she has 4} “voice” will not soon wear Cuticura The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _ ~‘DECEMBER 3, 16a She asserted that “UeSt. | an to the 4 ficer } safe-keeping They sty Sorc Ferns ae ecaus ehe 'S OFFICE « feared mob violence | er om 6) iecsinailin ' 1 aesieis if FALLS DEAD IN DOCTOR'S old. a Dainty Bed Offered , te ry} mmon as- eo wbbler cng rae? From the Jefferson City Corre- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Leh: an na e hecot : incensed spondent of the Post-Di. a 5s ae 2 ; jar of Turpo. At all drug Dolly Olive’s Bed is un- soe i SS ee ea ee usual, too. It’s a real Bed. ) FOR COLDS with real springs and mat- Taken at the Very Beginaing . , EN LE RE EERE, 5 Tam , “ . s ‘Ws + ’ 4 ”~ “ (eS Sr tress—an exact duplicate, in vung Miniature, of the full-size re (aeee Smith Davis __Beds. 20 inches long, 15 ‘inches high at the head and 12 inches at the foot; enameled in white, blue ab nk, it is at ence a dainty dnd durable Bed, worthy in every way of the exceptional Dolly that will grace it. Get termina: 'o infle@nza, fevers. pain et , « had and chest. Prevents r 's developed COLDS, take “ya every . and “66” night and mores Re «Tete sa‘+ and pleasant treatment can § - Sages gelied on wm quickly breax up @ « 4 New Subscriptions to the DAILY POSM =22* .: DISPATCH and earn this Beautiful I and her Pretty Bed Free of All Cost. oe START TODAY—NOT NECESSARY TO bi +4 ‘ ve + Luyti es Homoeopathic Pharmag a hd 3 113 Locust St. Subscription Order Blank Use This Subscription Order Blank ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH: I, not now a reader of the daily Post-Dispatch, hereby subscribe for the daily edition (not including Sunday) of the St. Louis Post-Dis for a period of six months from the date hereof, and agree to take pay for said St. Louis Post-Dispatch at the rate of 50c per month J presentation of bill, by the carrier or dealer whom you authorigs Wy successful accomplishment as clothes and food. A musical instrument should be re- garded, therefore, as a neces- Sary investment, and the most thoughtful care should be given to its selection. The readers of this newspaper do not lack for wise direction and expert assistance in this matter, for the Post-Dispatch publishes more Musical Instru- ment Advertising than al] other St. Louis newspapers combined. You may or may not be a judge Dispatch, vou will acquire a valuable knowledge. You will know the merits of many makes. Do not be without some sort of music in your home. The boys and girls, father and mother, all need it. Nothing adds quite so much to home happiness. Aavother suggestion—if there is ahandsome Christmas pres- ent to be bought, or a wedding In your family, no gift could be more appreciated or give more lasting pleasure than the eift of a Musical Instrument. Use the musical instrument advertising in these columns as a guide to the right selection— it gives you the widest choice of the best values. POST-DISPATCH The Newspaper of the Home Just 7, Persons who Get do not now read the Daily Post-Dispatch to sign the subscription order blank. See that all names and addresses are written plainly. if you tive tn St. Louts. F. St. Leuts, Belleville, Granite City, Venice or Madison, Illinois, or in Mapte- weod, Webster Groves, Kirkwood or Clayton, M>. (amywhere within the St. Louis city carrier delivery iimits) mail er bring the Subscription Order Blarek te the Post-Dispatch, Circulation Dept... Twelfth and Olive Sca., St. Louis, Mo. if you live fn a Misseur! or Tilinols town. where the Daily Post-Dispatch is sold and delivered by leeal newsdealer, take the Subscription Order Blank te the mewsdealer and ask him to appreve the su becriptiens. When he has done that, send the Order Blank direct te the Post-Dispatch, at above address. make delivery, said payments to be made every month during the tem of this contract; and I further agree that when this order is accepted a the St. Louis Post-Dispatch it shall be a valid contract. | a 1. Subseriber ’s Signature eeeeeeeereeemeereeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeee Address Piast of Ast ..cconueeee epwecepeccccoesccceseos 2. Subscriber’s Signature ......cccoccscecs ceccese ce ceeeeeegere oo A eeeeeeeeeres ae eeeeeett Og + omemee “ Flat or Apt. Orders Taken by 7 . ee SALAS. ee eee eee ee eae eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee® an =e aan 4 im * ; rs vs % : Wie j* eR er ree eee eomesesteee _ eo.” ‘ oo og . eoeneeeoeeeeeveeeeneeneeeeeneeeeeeneeeeeeee &*"merrreeeeeseeenee tenet ee - -—< Paw ee Out-of-town dealer will sign here if these subscription orders are approved | " valid NEW subscriptions from responsible persona. am aie. 4 Dealer's Signatur To the subscriber: If you are already a Post-Dispatch reader—reguiarly SUP ing this newspaper on the street or having delivery mads at home, DO NOT # in tnis space arranged above for NEW subscriptions. To do so, will only fal in disappointment to the child who presents this order blank. _ PACIFIC COAST LIMITED Ly.St. Leuis (vieWab.) 9:03 a.m. Ly. Kanes City (UP )6:1S¢ At. Portand (3rd day) 8:30 a.m. IMPORTANT: This new Dolly Olive and Her Dainty Bed offer is entirely apart from the Janesville Wagon-Sher- wood Racer offer for four subscriptions. While both offers are exceptional in terms of generous value, they must not be confused in the minds of our boy and giri friends, and we cannot consent to transfer of credits based upon subscription orders from one Pian te tbe other. Subscriptions received here under the terms of tbe Janesville Wagon-Sherwood Racer offer will pot be credited toward @ Dolly Olive-Deinty Bed award, nor vice Versa. . Or, youcan stop off en route at All subscriptions received under this offer will be investigat Tr validity of the order and the subscriber’s responsibility. eis The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to accept or reject anys scription order at its option. 4 None will be accepted from persons identified with the deli sale of the Post-Dispatch nor for delivery in the territory lying Cass Avenue and Chouteau Avenue, and between the Mississippi # and Grand Avenue, in St. Louis. a All St. Louis awards of Dolls and Doll Beds will be delivered office of the Post-Dispatch, Twelfth and Olive Streets. Delivery of out-of-town awards will be made through local dealers or sent by mail, prepaid, to R. F. D. addresses. ; “4 a — @438 mere then © other st. Leats aew a oe *

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DECEMBER 3) liz, MME WEDNERDAT, oe IF YOU FIND ANYTHING look inthe Lost and Found column or advertise therein. 7@@ ———SE 4 ie —— ee NEE te ND ay Ol A | | eT. J = re A oe oct : IN PAT MARR OIL CASE . vas ‘we ee atrick M = le i Hal! oe - aieut am Nicholson Ty ioe 640° Work Suaranteed AND HAIR DRESSING roan it i, iad Foss ceneral house- FOOL oy Be DIE Sateen Experienced. , , or . Ow Cn d e si MeXiC@D. RSO: Salihes wie tenon wr 4275 beet: hie del °95aR. ; Mit.: young New Sub | : " - | +} ¢+ — : ; 7 etack - | | iq FX) | of Urging Membe ane co tlinas on andfather Moll, ilquer merci duri ‘ie ite |) ——————— ee acd | eee | git.: youn *g scrip ptions } : FY rging r of Panel to nore anes f toe | quor merchant : me reg Poddi« Mi. ; | WAETER—semelson’ s Chile House. as . Favor Defendant. rs, Twent rst and Wash etree pte il nr Drache Ree: Mee Ds iy . to the | . By the Assotiated Press aa sie — esi pormmnaicate wi h A, 8, ‘on ier. ) MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES ae _ DETECTIVES | a sal it; ee at Ke 10 i “Tige isare ana Dhoweaas Apoiy, Amer- . | TEXARKAN af oa ; GRIERSON Entered into rest on Mond | ; M2 a HIGHT & rane pak refrigera' - ——y DETECTIVE—Lady does shadow! t N. ome: can Fixture and Showcase Co.. . »EXARKANA, Ark., Dec. 3.— . 1924. at p .. Thames P iteraci as. neta’ : invest ene strictly tontideniat! Pe oe Hare SY dink Se “2 0 a is ° > mas - , "sf ) , in >, i ; n. des ual ' Mary Griers ne “Fs Centr a! S164W e risy Jackson, 405 to manage print shen. Daily Post-Dispa ' iJ. R. (Die k) Farr, proprietor of a cattmenn) 4 J y cs : = “cust and eee soon 222: bee Pia | Bo H-S: 2. Post. -Diepate h. (cg) [i rooming house here Rave $100' Serimitt and Oe, as iDert, Harry LOST d SU) » Graner Contract) na Co.. Victor EX-OFF FIC ER wM _: we CHASE dors TO", ’ : ; Cie , , he : . . na | ’ ; mm J! ‘ oe@ut roeviner an a ee —— (oR) ae . aie investigating. locates missing red. ¢ , erore a United States Con a oe . uncle an randfather, in GET A. Minnich te repair your oid r- | a7e2 — a oo HELP W A N r E ’ | 3 uM venty-eighth ; ing. exterior and intert or ar old i apt [see (c8) D i work oe 961 Rallws missioner for the W estern I istrict “peral ' ay, 4. at : ment and leaky basemen also roof re- es a —————— —zeneng? . Bid x4 ied) ’ other § will and ry _ : t . ¢ between Jef- / ] Aozer , “a 2 mat ’ her | Federal Court on a cha e of iurv , vara “ erson and Oli, . rats LZ id, ~ ie Riverside 4. ‘Say ' A N ae AGEN TS—Wondertul invention elirn: nates ‘Hl , tampering rz ( ir’ : ; , * ma" Tennis aly , i Lal r Jefters Th Car. : D a7 3551 A Delor ; at find assistance TTE DA N'l To attend axed ma man. AD honograph noodles presery ee records! . >° coh aes ‘al 0 seit ana Alle , , —— —— PATC H PL “+42 RK! NG—! =e ash aston bl (c37) i= ae ———e —————— @50°./8heg scratching: day's fuppiy tn pock- wi no soon wear yroul } ’ 4 Se — - — . 37 | AU" TO ME Tac Experienced on Fords. et: 83°20 daily Sample en apareves if by officer: 4 ‘ 7 wer $a on Ss experience and ea! lary. Box H- 141, _P.1D. y ff rs 0 reports of jury tary ~Lost. greer Nov. 3. Neo — 4) FP A PINTS ‘obtain ned advice and folder | erry) 4 ae Marr oil fraud « {ft ing J DY PAINTING a — — — Locust (c) | CANVABSERS_—M ) she £ I au case, | bie £ HARRIS At : on [18 ™ 7 “ CARE . - - ; — — = i. - . Te ees. ’ ‘A ws en, women: se!) high- charged that, while in the Federa} , at on ee tata eer ry tr Sunday: reward mie ne* ee rAnerNc—De or contract: Aai . AUTOMOBILE BEAT COVER. MAN—Ex.- grace healing saive. 2303 Nerbaska i ip eVard dnesdas ' ~ ae » reward. Riverside 2054 £ ; ca , ‘THEATRICAL | perienced; steady. Leeser’s, 2646 Leo- | SOLIC Net lek missionary work. Ap- | e se ¥? ; T v ? > . , » . ' d ~) . a Ay r how: no cha Victor 1845M" 272 | ‘ vock, Ar nie Cashio nal wsUe « nis aTr 7; — | 21 th (c) Fequestes. Everpiay. 818 McClurg Bidg.. , : a ttam — 2 7 ater Papen eee: ; downtown diatrt — ‘onl PLAST ERinG—_Now Or patch * ? AlvTwits } . : x § her eyes gaily, Winks flear's The Skin | eral grand jury, after investigatio Funere fr ” peaidi ant a : e2% Bore Te ‘ in St. Louls: reasonable. Vicreore i geet PATENTS AUTOMOBILE WOODWORKER — State Chicago. —~ 2 | Sven m Thi F ls at 2 1 . -LADEL) R ' ee e ee ————— . A > we nove ously and sleeps beay, | Of Blemishes pering in connection with the Pat |!*terment in. Herhania comerers ural Bridee car, conteining 925; Ssenet gee. F. J. Larson. 105° N. ‘7th. Dive UiguOei Le THM ee All around ex: CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS \ Page ef TY fe cb _cust. (c) ; Pp! y RIO WN ] ffycubave pimples or red, rough Court on April 8, 1924, he sug * ao oo ee : Hat belove ¥ = , : EN] TERT 7 , sted t ‘ben MeClur , ® Har ea Malle fafeteatncinweaer > st jnday .|GET A. Minnich to pain | : AINERS Wt4.—Committee for | Aj TO MECHANIC——wW TS Te ene | you can rely on Cuticura to Rest e: 0 Eben McClure o! ? ather of ey ae se 3 ry , al - poofs and comme: : . ladies and gente’ banauet want hich. ~- i I ies ith Ford a agency ex- | SOLICITORS —Houwse-io- house. aeliing win- ’ County, a prospective pet! Holme ™ to ¢ Ds ar , , exterior and interior, + oer, Cabs ga terial ners for Jan. 10. 192% from perience. At bply Wielardy Redier Motor ter products. Pheno Bane Products Co, belp you- Gently smear the affected . Riverside 1410 tu .: state specialty and price Co.. 110 Weet Lock wood. Webster Groves BS52A Faaton, (eK) that he could make more 5 Bos Hw “38: Post-Dispatch. ' eer) (c§) | =——= > E M PL O Yy M F A | JU oat Ae a). well established and patronized beaut sritation. | ‘The jury in the Pat Marr case | Bele Rpeuin ances, cearet hustand of | CHAK lowt, $625. payable to Bessie PLUMBING We make « ape i N BLACKSMITH HELPBR—At once, one| shop, “Cali eetane ohee at te Epes a. Bb ieeble End beetmer Vil!'am B Keel Co., paytnent check has been stopped.| ings: prompt service on plumbing rene’ W A N 7 E D Press Brick Co. 1637 a Sein eee | PARTNER Wtd.—Lady, to go in rooming Mall Address: “OCuticurs Laber- | brought fn a verdict of Bully on! Funeral priv: ror ' 20) #eturn to J e.schman, 1012 N., | @t reagonabie rates. Cal! Cols 7 P a BSCR ES we house business: must be honest and will- ¥, Malden 48. mv wg | one of the 19 counts in the +} afave nu n Frid ar z ee i ee 2 : BLUEPRINT —— Ing to work. Box 0-87. P.-D 4 Sy "Reliable ment, charging use of the ma!is MUL LEN—On Monday. 1 at | F — Spermaiet | | Seuth aa a Be a nt PARTNER—For auto > Fepair $350; chance : _ , mt monday, Dec , ~ ‘urn of my levroiet coupe: stolen | ' for beginner. 4237 Sacramento av. Col- to defraud, and Judge You- , . Ne. | in front of United Hebrew Temple, Nov. PRINTING ‘AND ADDRESSING | | gece: Dfenetch. Tr fax 46400 4 ' , the venue, Sar: } 1 r I ) et ‘ CiOCk 579 Waterma } (‘abd | } TER ri , MoG {1] Prey | (‘yy —— OOK KEEPER—And accountant: ” - . So $$$ imposed A sentence of ft _ . > ‘ : ' i p = nh; a se T Drinting niing b ¢ ope —- ~ — — ADVERTISEMENT i . .) ive i" é at, c Mu ’ ye! | th -ath ATi J, 3) | 21080 Pine at. __ Bom ont 3440 (o14 ; I ee .; Basiness mae, . ee 8 me ont p. gaseme oF ye charme 0 - mene | in ? ‘orth ¥ o”* rit ul] VD , ae 7 ee Tur, eee epee ce - i © sur ° n) n the Leavenworth Federer. p ‘oneral fy al” Loew's Tht. mm, Grand-Leader _ or SATei8 live on_ your Bas ug. Mavnard. | Box 1,-285, Post-Dis. “ah | Box G-344. Post-Dianatch. te SALESMEN a Theater: liberal reward. Mre 19 Olive Ro nt ® a) a — i 7 a2 m Sit first hand BOY— crrands * ae (c83) . 1-Ha ner Hardware Co., 218 cE = 5s oe a as { bealing, soothing and an isep nd ! our dear father-in- | DR by's hand-e : an --~) “eben a0 | CHAUFFETR Sit.: Bpani o_o (c) | RETAIL SHOR SALESMEN—Several, for is given by a new burnicss,| rerouting of Manchester atree! a: grand rreat-grar ner panty-dresi Tov rot » 6 — ———-- —— janitor; consider an ‘Dan! ish: houseman or | BRICKLA YERS—Good for brick. tlle. on Friday and Saturday. See Mr. Conrad, action F : , os lt 7105 — e “Dg. ben, Central | Bungalow Benton 1374M 5 care Hensenbrenner's, 6th and &t. Charles. ’ ellin form of ror ] t ‘ b | bensstiné | naps oa , ; : . = . - : as cw I nh vr é gainiess, pleasant -sm oe ars last month, ts being circulated n | B iss = vai : | CHAUPFEU R—Sit. USHELMAN— Experi enced at men’s and tire. All three ingredients among merchants operating he- ral ¢ ito (/l Tata ion 1. ae REPAIRS . UR—6i five ‘reference: ping: | ‘tadies” work. Green Cleaning ae ren Turpen ; — venue ride , c . & : 8:30 « 1 . — on S0DS cocum ince ite x — webs r at Nosed . ?. | PAPE! IANGING aon ti wor ca ne ; experience. Box © ‘LERK-— 20 years old. in ice and : tis si Street the same way. With the Parkview Oy ve 12 , wt myself i forma. Sidney 1804u0 ; = pare: (5) Qo ait good chance for ad vance. ‘Zraep these figures: Germany | : . the O" a L-- Departed om Ree wf PAPER ;, Tor , Young colored: Or any ment, mt ave good references. Box © is 3300 times larger in area and Dar : ER ood wo rao : ; ’ 74 times larger in population than compietion of street repairs anc aA ra reTerences De) ‘ ' hleanate? (fh) St Louls The United States . . iv ‘4 atr T) 4 hi ‘ , ! r ; } t i ee j : ’ , ~ . * = Takeo at the Very Beginning ins allation of new + % pe street . vard one - x - : ia i nar ? au pa Gon TB i COON RACOT ‘ lA SER~—PFor rea! estate ‘ x tHe IU SEMAN-COOK—Colored, wants pos! perenced stock an! bond galesman w'!! | loaned Germany $110,000,.000. Bt. ilights on Chouteau avenue | as Pruners m lnurecaey . at ? , ' iE} BAG—J O! ~ : , 10 Was em John C Y neral nario: 1134 697.0 Fiite , oe em Pa TE, (Le be lon: @&@ ary expected $18 week Ww! : salary and comuunission. Box H-297 louls will spend over 10 times 7 , ies’ «699”’ | decided to route the Manchester orth Sixth bet. t Patric) ¥ 1064 “am Sumilin. 2830 Pine Bomont 1129 Post-Dispate! (c4) that amount in St. Louls. Get line exclusively on Chouteau ave- (Regulem mass) Interment in Exiles’ } ! Pattican ee a ee eae. oe —s Sree T the facte and figures why St. ees fror a : sok Oe, ee » native; — nn ee a Ss MAN —} colored. wants job as Jani I MAN Louls is expanding, growing and Promily lays the fever and inflamma. nus rom srand Oulevard tna f ¢ m y Tippera: , PA CHECK—Laost. No. 3 5: rawn POOMS pape ered. S$ ne: A a ” hor Box 0-356. Post-D ispatch developing with « Glzsy rapidity. @ brings the colds to e@ rapid’ Broadway. Market street mer. itered tnt mn Monda os a ee a a on eee an 64108W Rossuth Colfs 46. MAN—wsijt etudent wishes temporary or | etelmacal for installment “a tion an ; . ‘ r 3 alto eore Write nf detailed in- aie terminatio The best remedy oT 4 hants declare the actio = 4 L he ] at 7S ‘ , . ’ e ‘ . een Fr r MS ale ; t ana sit ir bermanent work as laboratory technician. f or ca or e gp, inflanza, fevers, pain and soptene«s a . , , , % On NAS al y nee Ze ‘ . JP negra meee ash o ry ‘ery? 345 , ’ H-307. Poet-Disnatc? urniture house: must be fully a if you os & real sales b, we " t py la } | ac? gy ’ heir business , : 1] Z ve 4 : sf ™ »¢ > ' F? - . ‘ rt tau art «ds ’ = - — = o> " 4 . . we . . gris ae er mie 7 ° > man arn know au vision selling. iM the hed and chest. do one : I'nited Fai} ba — rete r cn Le i dea: eushe a . Ty | or porter werk ie egiixery trees | qualified, conscientious and a ag = S fully developed COLDS, take “SO” 0 ffaiWays =oofficials §=tO re-| and eister-in-lat POCKETROOK — Last. Woolwort . hand. Forest 3736L-2 P12) | _Finne ______.__|gressive. State salary expected acy fo tiie eae, oe erry hou and a night and morning (stall leh) tha old ; ’ “ye it ¥ lf? . o . ° . | 1 ard VIAN a youne colored gumentiamnad Pp money ta being rnade. Cliitmatie The safe and pleasant treat: —_ an be Residents of Ma plewoo- om oes Sth Bonth , Pay? stood ovens ~ - a i} caller 1 houseman: drive car. Bomont|/ and references . Strietiv eoufi- | ine city an nae a a } @ouickliy break up a co! a : cn if ~, . ' -t . ’ he pr . rt . re . aR . , ; on Ate PeVULOS : ; ' ’ pew Vai \ ; t middie-aged. all-around work le nt lal, Box b.. JV, J Ost- Yis ) profitable place to work and ; Aivties’ “oD” oe : ] Ek L VY POST. _ °. suyties’ “66".. x“ Agal [ he lew iting ha | ™ HWIND ~4n fonda : m4 , 9 a patent ther printing hou Bove ly patch (ane on te large Sotties ; — ee ° M; 7 che ete - ling de '. ; ; om f ia ea ‘ ; . aq ' har v 3 . nad ‘ re , hd oat Pig co} (3) ' — I : ; ‘ ; AIN'T E : Tr Lh LERK—Juntor 3 F I Books, 72 os phe q en oe el ee mont Al tie Tr? good grainer. | : or 4 years’ ex pb T RE : Famili! Doctor pas } 1) 1 fy Bert: wind ear her of pi caiaet Wednestay marnatina , rnimh —_ ly work: 35c hour.| _ perience. Helt Avenue Pharmacy | JOSEPH DARST REALTY oo. ‘nf — nas resuited in great inconvenience sia} na Sa adn Phar va 5» ees ype. ——- , tN - 105 N. 8th e eau ul 0 : in reaching the downt Wn secti: } Te 7 % nue aap” ba —— bOOR . om ye 5 ri r (80) | DO you want a permanent position with a a ae (co) | Tonic ~e — wa , + , , ara ) ain —" XMAS HP ~ IAlL-—i Exeiio photos for $17 ar, tke it etnerienced on new and ‘arge electrical firm? NO gsale#mar ; ns ssue lene! PO aaa > Maw oe } RS Ee—~I] per ha " wit) - ke ¥ Appointment today. Fiog Stu | Frenmair I inde] 6091W £83) | Must be willing to learn our business 2S ae nee ait , 7 IsWw 5268 Olive nde a3 . | and qualify to direct others i -| WASHING MACHINE SALESMEN—e- Cost. h AUTO IS OVERTURNED BUT | . Deceased wae member « iene seem Benten sey.) ¢ om f = ¢ | UNIVERSI1 ‘UDENT desires te ae pig ~ ll nervous and p yatca! | ‘ ~ } » 3) ? a 2 A 8K 7 rY re Oy irl wan te a fine shetiand schoo! ai! day Saturdays. “Box . — - Position " 3 ; } Pperienced, to take charge of @ty terri- ' / r - of strength, weight, ap- | M.: To re *hanter & . E | PURSE—Lost —— — “ nbury m'!!k goat or 3 pointer | Post-Dinpateh. Apply. from tory, for local manufacturer: a wonderful ‘take Layties’ Tissue Tonle DRIVER ESCAPES INJURY S nd wer Gro. ] T ' ” r yf } , Poor mi . UDPT Christmas present. saree | ¥ ihr: NG MAN—sStr , - ?' 2 Fa 2208 Locust } e4). future and chance to make big money . TO ENROLL i Vitali. | —_ ‘3 dr md Tauck. 3557 Stock Fa onticallo. Ark. (5) i ‘S theuce tn the St w gasp 4 ENGINEER—Must = licensed Brown er aspired those who can quali. J s ‘ ‘ ‘ function of the body cE 4 oo - Shoe Co.. Ermpioyment Dept.. 17th and sf hg r. Weiss at the Aimeta!l Mf large hott! lie, $1. Also in! Top of Mac bine Sustains Chas enue Ros ~ OI . —— | SAL ye ogee ‘alling on shoe manufactur- | a | ger). 3 | > — Tr - - onitio JANITOR—Ani tenan ar mmtiesHomoeopathic Pharmacy)... wy. ,2%%_Uahert . ane and fae. ash PRNa ae er, gan | HPRO FESSIONAL |sotss sas-oe, Sore meni ae) Mar Sen tne, Wal eae me | ae oe who resides nea) = re ' as hureds - ' here] o vlary for right r f as : _ ences Rox 0-48 Post Dispat h , i : ight men. 1 ner f: Finde t 10 4 : } cludin iiving rooms ith hath: subm! t SAL ESME . : M cowl te cle ; .CING every Saturda @ Aay night caiiiamiend fox F bp ‘Post-Dis (38 - ‘an event er. ais mt (o> | tors’ " etuipment, Wox lao» Deke is nd r ar peuters n ime s Advertising hi , : , ‘ ns ae : ‘? mday tmin | ~y = MAC HINIST— Must he first-class on as es - = ” i machine coming towards No. 1: 08. wy RIST WATCH _1? 7 Sa gins on ae lay. ‘Weat min st er —_. CLEANER Sit.: cleaning, for se days sembiitng and installation of machinery SAL ESMAN—Young | man, 18 to 25. for im force ff t} nent — ; = , weeks initials 2 re ——— —— —__—_______—____— nd ur r sa) leaning ' horough| T na epartment; o Date 1924 | =: , is cep nape ous the pavement | — nn yy De - ag finder } ls tM 5675w. ad | AN 4 _ ~, - Paap an hy BS. ed. | Ca Sen +a . law. ca oe chop werkt ar ‘d fe... ., ae “yo ealesmanship. come gunraiteed as a ee ,on the north side and his car, a/,, Wedn hee of the ete takes a : R E W "| walts, ‘two-step. schoitieche, rye welts | COOM—Sit. in erivate damil y, whites Roxana Petroleum Corp.. oart.__Apply 223 Frisco Bid Hudson coupe, was overturned. | r un ce Edward WARD | lanc Ad ~ men, 60c: ladies. | 1420 Locust. Central BO76W Mee Woot 1 River. mar “pan tek oo i SALESMEN—The Extension annuitant has . . . . . | eet . is _ I / res a o ' , . T . “".. ~——me i € ' c The top Sustained the cCnassig an , — ” . - -4 ; * aay te 8 al © dg. o i adlese _ a ea Pe Le Tk § ESE a ey. (c& UVOK—BSlt. by colored «iri, cooking or Rag Eo O17 ‘oe as tac ory. . “ae | Gs tholic salesman. > gt we a. i . . _— 4 , Aa ig’ r in private family 130 = PDIY at once, 2 aug Drivace sal.y — = ' B DEivat >. a v oa, . TY lf ia * cee F ak : a y ; “ ‘ . , ahr i . : . eal -_- i he Ulon Weather strip house. to- house n r f ric 2 "Tt } ‘ . ~ ; p—{) fonda f : ‘ . , aoe a 7 ' , . ’ +n ' ry —_ Sof, and agree to take and i mile fast ot } rice road. lh TUMBORG. mn J ace ie . ' ' netru . rm ’ , cir. | GIRL— ‘ ook it washir roning,; MA N—Youneg. ‘ Grive «grocery delivery 5A LESMEN—To ell ran Up an embankment » th re — + Pig rede. paren : ‘ . i UO SOS » ia _— ‘rr Bt on viace mans : ; oy L ‘ . — . ea - i Tie j ‘ ; } : bo! , ‘ “es - vear-old colored genera MAN You nz orf middle-aged. far ra‘liroad who deaire to Tre ke sfo.. or more per r y ne ‘ imar 6 eng a ga emettes in families MA N—TJo bid on concrete wal! 3907 VW est lame (¢ ~¥ ral 6417 Ford tru “ 4200 Olfve ie) rrr ge openers and . . rate of 50c per month upon : el ae ae ee en ee, ee aX OCA Ms 7 = DoG— abou ar ol iON. tw ib-reneaia calseee , ' iorth side of the highway. : ste 1 Ce 3 ey | 698) / es ® . ~~ a , » fr , J 4 hey . , sk cor piace Hor ont 230° neve service cena) 4 ruts me 5. 1A n : App! y Box H-3 350. Post. Dispatch. Ps J the Bt. Louis Post-Dispatch The accident occurred about half tem | | Rta }) LEARN TO DANCE—Lesaone at any hou : . : - he work, large earnings: commise! % 4 : as - ’ . => . - ‘ T+ ae 1 .' J Se ae ime ‘ ‘e many &Y 75W tT ne . 4 ons da ly. . ; i j ; ’ s | RuUAA ‘ ee moe ‘ a fe to 2 a ™ . (106 8. i7\h st. ‘eb PIR) dispensers to grocery hardware tr = — he see: pe as wag oes 1) page topped over, fac- fifty-first yer ea ee Pa we See 6 LE —— - ori vat a GI : neat: colored: general house- ae: , fee) | BAL -E8 MEN. ~We hava an article nat 42 . nN th road. h y) » 4 ~~ ‘UN f Nn h okt be funera l?IN na y ir wriall. fs - a . . 20 . bdvgi work r maid Bomont 2765R MAN Young in sales department o sup needed in every home: if you will we ery month during the term 5 ” :. The mac _— aK | horr 301! erame- ; Thursday ! PT ‘all Fo 2020, le . en o — mt - ; A i. id, pis piv house: capable of handling phone or- ye should make from $0 to Sisé « “ Caused the accident continued ‘o- eat 2p ] ' was 1 PACK ETn tg oma? aa gg OF eee -_ = ~ aii oat Gn a No +, | ders and sales Cprvespencenes: reply in| Home Mercantile Co.. 318 N. &th. 24 | E TR C—_ ind, containing money cooking; work ntow! J J own handwriting. giving reference, axe | Co} umbla Bid nen this order i 1s accepted by ward the city. nuren, Neo: — -—- i avent tr dow mt VT i! } } v 291! Bor mnt oni 19 G jrand 53__ f + Market LAnde|! mii. (5) | nd larv expected oad H- 145 P.- D ics | —_ ae 2! - —— —S —————- | and #@ ; SALESMAN —Prefer one experienced iq id contract. Early on Sept. 16, Knight Woo4- | ws r of the Ladi : ndj ° 70th et. Fast St ouis, Ti! STRICTL .Y Drivate lessons romets. | GIRL—Sit. by co nop 8 be wrens ngs only, or! Gan AND WIFE—White. to act as jan- sale of contractors’ eauipment or ward of 32 F Martha Society of Trinity Church a studio. M! es 2 Dein Acams. private =| half days c +\- pel ferences. Callia, ltora for apartments ‘enlasy for both.| quatnted with contractors in Southe le orest Ridge escaped _5022 Delmar. Forest 19 (c& n | — ; | , : eF —— EF ok 4! 2 | Romont 140 maine $75 and furnished living quarters, Ap-!| linois and Eastern Missouri. Box H. injury ina similar accident xt 308A. at 1245 On Tuesday is SS ia , ~ | Hor SROINL wit 1 | colored: | ply together. after 6 v. m.. 6021 Kings _ Post-Dienatch. Boy le av enue and Lind e "¢ as my D = - tng "ee . 61: \ a | laundry De ma. ormont lassw e _burv hail Se ee Ee, SAL bs MEN——-Neat dressers with ineurs nee vard. His cou el] boule + sendeck ode Oveg mot er of M i a abany ith. ile e aes INSTRUCTION ; HOUSEGIRL—Sit . OF as nurse jornont | MAN—With some sales experience, to work | house to house. selling experience, to fol- pe struck a motor)! ae Wi tae t ernara sit PORK! » RY POLICE orn 1M25R with 4epartment manager: training wi)! low high \ srede oe only ; . id ; i i? 4 > LON » -_ a =e EEE «ee “eee paraguay ’ Ag ° ' o nieed y bus and overturned. | ter . He: n leary , -¥y. on m™ R > 3 ae oe District FRENCH, Italian, Spanish—3 months. HOUSEGIRI-—S8it. by colored; housework; = i... years = aa y Pm ay Rn ae Diy Wiser ra ““ fore Chemical Bldg. See CeCe eeeeeseeses ‘2° °*oa | — l-law andmothe: IENT'S ST T The beet Christmas present. Begin now. no cooking: steady work. Etfie. Bo-! awe C 19186 N. Union 2to 4p. m =>? aa ” Segeutiedl . ter-in-] nd aunt »d HAUFFEUR'S BADGE— PROF. CHARLES VICAL. mont 704W ——————--—- | Ask for Mr. Relter. (eg) | SALESMEN—Retail Gry goode; marrl WOMAN CAPTAIN COMMANDS | Phe tana Pabe: bP eS a i aa aH | thee Mh Ose ihe, ne soa Puneral from resider a 9455 Pare: : on on Ls Fa ~ oe —S! e 4 oking 18°95 |MEN AND YOU NG MEN—White. at 2009 towns of 19.000 near At. Louis: only be ~~ . rani — hea ity culture suey ln? ; , . TR €c assiat Hh COOK: ” ; Sugenta et a (eR) who know what a seme)! f NT) lif ‘ iV ls ’ : , ' > — : y) o & ¥ +} > ) er 2.5108 i to have Prorit : - -_———— - wa _ we "4 w4 ecorations E , , " : CREW OF 60 ON SOVIET SHIP oO . Q 4 e ania a : ness ai] r write for cat \e H RGIRL-—S!it. by German girl: w a go 7 ‘ ; Oa ap enanes Cocsratoon ose ” Me ier ¢f ’? j ith ' ms 4 “a no jsework anc cooking. 0550 . : = ee . -_ SALE aMEN— We ha ve an ‘Opening for PPPS SCOOP Sseaeeceseeee f Seer eereeeesecesesese . | Correspondence of the Assoc! ate’ Press | Tox —. n Monda: or BUSI) NESS CARDS LADIES—Learn haird r aan oa denart met Lansdowne Riverside 3263J 4) MEN ,O B81) CUB! all any time, Baas | saleemen to complete our Corona type- LONDON. Ni i. 15.—W hen the >] . we ; hand rnarce! ‘ty +, ty culture : fut HOt SEK EEPER Sit by | with 68 Hacwas — — , writer sa.ee organization. Salary and oot. Gey ar ; I , . = n¢ J ex - i chil " r ; . — - —-"v er ve recentiy, a woman captain, kno At ‘ at P. Bhhee &U Le . ps Saran We a. rere: io le levator ne a ct etoet fbase . eel 7 — one , ? ’ ee ; _ . i conauiinnd a ex Grand (a4) SALES MEN ‘ 3. * for epecial — g ¥ ’ © ainak " ’ ; sé ae -_ ~ + , ’ ‘ 1 , rj 4 ‘ ’ . 4 . . . — ~_ - - - _—— nt . Wn as Comrad Diaichenki, stood on th + on) 7) oP ATIONS er - A t cha ‘r. wood disposition. iD | MEN HAND CUTTERS—Medium grade: | ‘vent appersunity “tovvmaie "pe organl. . . on Mon- LT! rarpenter ! air : (tr. ' - aioe — : ; , nal hry Deln J , ett ¢ j ; . - “uarter-deck in command & ;, er 19° t os : res * tuek mointir +; ' Fens SAE A veal BTU ‘ . 8 nome elmar 5324 erria.i y factory | no troub! ec; give Zation; owr men are mak big money, ' . a uthori neve inetrucic« ‘“ HOM SEWOMAN—Sit, by reliable: gen f jetaile, Box J-399. Post-Dis 162)! Cail before 10:20 a. m. or to 4 D. m.. ’ PROPS Seeeesescoccces j crew if €0 men lov . ' largare aa , mils arn oon ' bany : , f rev oOo! vy men. woes . Se me ermng. or mat a. housework nO wWwaehing SrA, i>. -Te ‘ jored, to solictt orders and 2055 Rallwey Exchange Biég (eB) 2 = 7, = ~ 5 — ° _ ny rc ; ; P ae t H ns : —~ 20° Ker ory ’ ie rrvecae? fe reer ~ --- eveene ate me. Th Original captai of the To- 7 =s 4 a LLIN nag reoairis WILL take a few more ladies in a ny a . , ' th house re > on ne ‘Tut Mie Co "1204 ~~ (oe) SAL. ESMEN — A high-—lase project for Derr eececemececibes ++ seme, ‘Varisch was released from prison * ’ — ' aa , ——— enter worl Bomont 952R ick ractica! fall course of beauty culture; LADY—Sit.; cnn - —_ ge - . en ge - ‘ : Pfternoon t ntes eae Ad ; > re b! ir ne} Work. More SOF NOMS than Wass. 4... | MEN—2. for respensible position; good tion now assembling | grea ization ‘s «A Russia to navigate the vesse tnent vary Cemeter ar 0 “dvb! ools va) fi ictior a 208R (63 rv steady work Avpy roum 256, sceking the services of five " c : ’ ; ‘ ‘ UO . ' ; 2% " ‘ ity > ote Gel . ‘ s enn is ; ; te ’ en bh 6 arr) ved at }’« rt "T's | bh WILSON _ int -_ Tu / - re? . . 4. a ile ; 3° ~s : ~— 4 +s ia ¥ The ¢ ah . ‘RESSs— = washing or ‘ A; z ve et. ft 7 m s] f a m = f¢ eb) ealecarnen. If oe yn Fg + or vo ie ioe mo. & hap % --~ ASE a — S354 5. es y the day. Delmar 5194J We 2. neat appearing. of good charac-| Per yeer or more p PP ppeared, and all efforts age tee eg gon, > if . ts LA‘slt } : 7 Aaw ar mite ter 4 abie me@eition permanent appointment a UJ : ‘ ; . . . e*% , ,= : 4 es » ; 7 "a: | : " b ar lone . ertTal !14'nges “LD Ay =o} rt earn A ; Q oviet rents ti fin: rie Y ir “ | , ther lovey ia T : > ¥ o% a f* er lor Lind O11 tn arnings. ypo.y ‘ : ’ f ao 86 nt: : > find hi ret 11 as Wiis oer , tem te » windea ; TE # .EGRAPHY TAU G HT oe | Th ‘a (eB) SALESMEN ‘ , ~ 4 l-« . os ; . ; j avi ‘—_r ry Teh ’ * ‘ ~ a7 cy hv cn,orec C ’ : 90 Friends said he knev hi imiarmesr at Clarkevi’ : hy in : , . TF . ‘ } evenings. 7 to 8 agen poy eel « — ¥ work Lomo! >, large (hicago corporation has open. | We have openings on our gales force for Uid he fores q th ré turn ny pr con morning ’ — >a, : ; pings _ ari : n= ' es ] os ; or a Ay : red PHY . ox ; 7 for ’ neat appearing young met te energetic and ca 2 men who = willing nediat > WHA } . ‘ ' INDEY _ — ; r Rol) te eRe RC i © . 7T pa A : acer. while not pat aa Gee ' 10 . 4 met 4 wat . : ; viet LO pe eek While earning. pp y : tet la, and that he seized the first op- .,/° 1° | a : AY } Tree , 22a ¥ 14 trical experience preferred. 3 ler® Signature, portunity to escape. Free Marcel Iron and Comb to5 00 = gy ge ee nee neat appearing. honest, Nir oe in epatch reader——_re . = hie , | gularly buy- ; , J ar { ; , ‘ - : . , , rs , } . : . we car ace you mad . = ~~—P Ye n ee > vear nce . wart Le iver everyone enrolling this week aning. Gar a ne gon’, ~e - If you are 4 salesiian or even look like ® at home, DO NOT sign 4 PACIFL: COAST LIMITED iner Z Rober: reat Beans. sUarTantes ‘ = 4 course in Leauty Culture for a ; ae pe y ustiers from $150 I can show you ; — . 1? ' ‘Re ——— mm? : — ork hy ‘Yr h up ly work with a chance The easiest sel ne. To do so, ; 7 , } will only result Lui w 03 _ boule | y i One as is Vv . . . ‘ ‘ " o~ ‘ ; cs : . : . _ : . ~~, . " , ’ . P ’ we eyes ‘ r *) A imeta’ ( a ab 9 & ‘ ; 7 ; per o’ ort practical coy Tse in ¥ \ , ‘ ¥ . , rr, . _ - - = * — ° ‘ On : ‘ eve ’ . ; 4 . oe . . | ; r , . . are MoO ’ s “ #- der a ©, youcan stop off en route at —_ CEMETERY LOTS aaggy an ar 114 ae h Bt. Roo k ty , — aa yey 4 — oon ané 9 a. m. _ Rontige 8 D. CEMETERY LOT—Park Lawn Cemetery.) sooo ees oo > Branct “levelar ‘ine : tit a) gradus | -_ — — “sh | Deavers nd leave there on the nee ey ae Grand B16R) : 53 a ‘ Dayton. Columbus. Detroit. For , 7 aily. confinement cases o INTERS—Thorovughiy experienced on | Reta Limited at 6:00 p.m and CER Eutered into rest on Saturday : ——=- er - --- ~~ - Rs oT . ss A ——e : : ner pea nm ». : ine) high bulidings and steel consetru: oni @rrive Fort lan Fats LD eghn pe en ; LAL, w 3 al mo , Py , ' . ' ' ion wo nen wi ng to work SALFSMEN—OUR SELLING will be i in ti ted as to PS ticome and Seattic nex ae 4 : =? ‘ | Vir Torr Truth In Advertising 4! Pris fur Pir) ri Shampoo. ~OC, Fac la! 25c. Manicure 15: ‘) 4 —e - i 7 pad " ; , , work . GANIZATION ovens veatiga an next ~ ey , ° —ar Sree re pha h rad rkmanship m STS be e sg ; rine Gon t epply unless you —_ & PORTUNIT a bai The value of advertising is r} er ‘? lanche : I en dete ri n the bua! rom A res : Fmt trom the ii r enas .- Girect ratio to the amount ; 4% | STENOGRAPHER mt f St. Louls Painting “ ' ponsibility. : LAU ‘ rhur : Lee: -. READER- CONFIDENCE it - . - Trade Schools . per. enc rete nt, neat RFIAw Chestnut et err et. ; oe entirely founded pic ' ; Tirestion « " S—Rntéved . =e | ELECTRIC WIRING, eTo. | at = PHER TYPIST—Oi by oxee- | PHARMA ersten ba comes and art standard an , we * , ¢y . . , JOBE. SER Ls A706 = . 4 ; - S282 205 : 4 ; me mi ; " > . . . ve - " : 4 : ni. ba ras . N i Association of : “| Pe i A ’ eat) : " -“? e +. ear? th har? : ws Ce ray? , “esires 5 a uu re cir JiarTe ... & ee Aon “ jrand fe sleeping cars and dining toy Bw Sy eh ow Riad i wN Classified Advertising lectrie. 1&2 1&th 0 TR ie: . 6182 alnut r®2) | o Call Benton 848K after, “°tS ae - _ypee -_ 2 nee aiey ur ¢ the ae Managers and the Better Business " - .50 per room nr cha! _ TU rt - . : . PIPEFIT? eee be ee on P er. ; ‘ , 4 os ; ; ; ‘ : : , ‘ . ; ; ‘ : . » ry "rTeseur : : nh r Bureau and the Advertising Club é i Cabany 198077 rR: ade Schuy tal : v ' WOM A Net nen! re : ; en - 3 ; a . | —1) ME. ; ; ; . Rexana Petroleum Corp. but, AFTER 9:30 A. of St. Leuls. In al! of which the live red e rac of ary ‘ mit ana a ver lLuel tr Vd ver | Post-Dispatch holds membership , fixture } materi aq} feinng it °° a r. -. 5 WOMAN clean: wv the day : : ter ified with the delivery a : | — , A oe Ce a ne ee ith good fixtures and era. . echan on. M Corlanced wenen, Bearcat ¥t -RER— And plasterer laborer th : yoen. othy . loved misleading advertising This news victors 4 : ‘vad be viding > 4 bees a Peis y+ Ain ne = ee oo or © " 49 : SALESMEN WITH CAPRAL e territory lying be , ¢ on of Martin and | v Byrt paper will appreciate having its | Wires 7 aS ade ee nee ry worn Sed ee : " 252 N "LI MBER—Muet be good lead man. 4460 ne man to take over ‘ _" : / 4 - iia re A : 3 is ft) . ; ’ > ;“ r ; ; ee a ’ : nA woe in, : : we Jenn! lear brot) attention called to any advertise | gee Sheen ed eee —— vr. C nr Eeenereneerenesnne — ——s . un se MR een the Mississippi Rives Marga: Martir ; @ SVT ne ment which does not conform to iat ‘ % Pore a! . ie = trie work 3616M wa ‘ ry oar i ~— ~ “ fee a anes Grand socom — PORTER -W hite ‘for ar, ug store. reference rr Jang F the highest standards of honesty | ia | ck - oe yp ‘er | Waaare * . work oy day: no! 60% M-353, Post-Diemateh. 0 . re ‘and new house wi: : + fre , } "washing. Meda ae ney 45903. RAILING FINISHERS—Appiy 626 Chou-| required, because rhs teau (ob) Se other way can we get the type ‘g 5 . . ‘ oon ‘ outeawu i Ae Pe: AS: ‘ ¢ - A . ; } - ; bra ‘ ; Ww [AN ——Sij? oo ored = me. ner ‘Da! . “ “ a te ‘ im lle. nu ther ett Saye Poy ‘ 4 TRI-¢ CITY BARBER COLLEG F—Tui!tior ties or dav work Lin¢ a SADT! pe my a eat a8 will be delivered at ' met tT iT DOES IT RIGHT $2 cataiogue free str ctly reodern WOMAN —Sit aoe wishes position Ee — AS . a ler : (RUMREY ‘wee P FE R S N A uiek irvie at reasonadié prices on . lectri ¢ massage. hydraulic chairs 5a without jaunér» references Ielmar ry, ot “RE R—One who — ban ie beoller Dlive Streets. day. Dec.f2. 1054. a1 8:40 btn, Gan a ig, ond Suceres md Market»! ». addresses. ie ae Reom end Beard ee terin-iaw and aunt. at ERSON AL—! ~R tS, oa 4 ty nF ORDER GOOK—Niehta.” Ace . hi “aA A ° ie dite ee Sp4coR IRL IER .—, yf hiv " — ©4209 more than the ' ! L vec t | : FURNACES, HEATING, ETc. |; ————— or _—y = A553 yg le. = on | | "Remuneration Me rate ie ates, Bor Other » . from f ‘ ey toh ROUNA Is . = : pts pre Bem . ae , , 4) ae “A ears ‘ernte ‘ake t. Leuls newspapers Sra ~ , . iF . bi De , 4 put ip god Sh ee ge ng ll ane . — geek, ae Crammed The care of Ue > aon Snemnent "cane: go TIN NER-—Ineide gutter > & poe: “slate Sac pimonit the future if assured, aka rt . , i e ro ve ; ” > ; : cv ; : ; nabie : . , sae si mn ( ; “11064 Pp : ase. salary. Bea O-l lo? Svennels Dext. P. 8t. Le ee " . beicivnlainge, Abe. ee Cee ee eeeee . see e@eeeeeneee —! -_— Ption orders are approved as accept or reject any $3 ite fo cat M. or washing. Fi H. Dorse) my 1. +8 Misseurs

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: * . . W EDNESDA WEDNESDA’ hie. —~*~B4 ST. LOUIS DECEMBER 77 > _DECEMBER 3 1% ges-7O0 SELL THAT USED FURNITURE offer it through these columns. -@@ POE 2! 1 o DISPATCH. Dd) SA EN WANTED | WELP WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE HOUSEH'LD GOODS FORSALE. jwousew'LD aoons WanveD) ,., A [Jf T QO M O BIL Ba a A . SN ~—— = i n e : , — Best tc ge rh cog outside MUCTIGRAP H OPERATORS—i want 2 | PAINTS—We make and deli iver it. Me | FU RNITURE EXCH PS ee ty Ee sof ttores. ete. oe i oe 1115 N. Vandeventer, ser OsitioOns wit soroughiy experienced g! ris, who can chanics Paint | TAMAIN. (€ Cp ’ -E 4 ; IN We vay more. Hovkins. 1808 Chouteau. Tr : —— ¥ asee Pp prominent feed power machine and wi'l produce first | = “SAL > = chest 3 jal- TOUR OLD FI al - SABER Main "1683 (cB) eae For Sale % Gel 541 INDAGA—Cheap iF ords reduced, hast ~My" ; — — aul WU 4's dh’ si ; ( 2 | — . ON } ‘ od — TY ; ‘ tm Dia rifice f¢ ; VE swed 1 ‘TT aa oT @ “\r | room sets and all use ; 14 goods. | for old ones. Montana Feather] celien ndition $300: terms. seliner. , bar from $6 to $35 Phone I with pay, after which you rece} - S.. O82 “ a whit Aan . . . p EDW A Ast .* : “RN (aK) & i ) Pare Det T me - . aai B65 (8) ; oe 2 Ee aay ee arnae GL : . ' A ute 1? 15 minutes. H. ’ h ve OP ERATOR—E xperien: ‘ed on Union Spe- 1a ; i. AA : he sore 268 ey 2004 M Morgan. Bomont 3585. - — a . ae i mg ~ja24- - starter and every- : st ght salary and monthly bonus, Cm, cy acer ma caine. Angelica Jacket | or ase ‘ee. : ae ee thin te rms. trade on car or body: open — Leb Wee 000 aid -« or if preferred drawing account |... 1421 Olive. sim for c5) | 2128 8 Broadway 8 dner 1482 1c FURNITURE ANIMALS hursiay evening.“ Sorvie, 2810 Glive , CLOTHING Wiss over the com UPERATORS— riene |'PAPER HANGER'S TOOLS—Set like n / . . _eanre c lle ani :3 ORDO o 3: fair -oncd tion : e0sts : ' Sgainst commission. Cal] in person fm wy or — Exe tenced on ladiog’ hata. | reasonable 3863 Windsor. No matter what you need in furniture. saACts = oo —Well dDroke: m | cocnieitt’ cae fa _ormne. ) $5 to $30 before 1 o "clock. Mr. Sinton, 1109. Hat VW orks 414 y 12th «? (c5) | ROOFING } APE R | oF green. arave:. , u O per cent ry : = 3 i — : ; U7 © > . . lv j 5 . Oli » ae @S.1b roll $45 = tes $145 per roll. ver! ir for the home both new and (90N DOG—Male. years 0. : — une good - ~~ -— iV Vive. _(e4) OOP E R A T { RS — xperienced on nme heen Peek eee : Frat kin | Open Saturday until 9 pv. m.: Mon- proof: cheap if 3 1d tod: 9! 3 pope ! a ipe ‘i . ol Be, et) : ae if | Fu Ee Gad ‘d —Highest prices ¢ | ROOFING “R—3-0l ibber. 108 aq, | 44y. & D. m. a . “ol idee . ° ' : “ars ] ia fines! m ileTe ; — — - - — 4 4 . 4hs LN EUIN J., 140 threa , FU NITURE K. “gen - orma- OR ou De ‘04 modele: real bar- : I . - _ ~ m Ke Vias i . ini : ~aPY J 4 - — : , (ors. bi ve "on ’ “My | ns: tern $33 Washingt on 4 : | Washington ta. pulleys, sfiafting. radiators, prc RI | tion phone Victor 1950. (e83) | gains: terms: trade. 3: : SEE US AT ONCE ae 4 ®ALESMEN | oe SSN tON. —| ondhand nails, bolis and nu 1¥ size | POINTER OGS—Impertal Tire Co., 1819 | —________ a Se tora, cont am 1 s3ae Internationally known s"] ENS “;,RAT HER 3 days week young “entra! in nd Suyply Co. “13! > rest. BA UAL Lynch Fact | t. lat 1) 7 ; ~. or Py. 4 : if sorme I ing 34114 Ha ot . = zl ~~ dollar concern iving near 1512 Locust. Centra at jut st uis. 2 78 7 It te difficult oa ' . POINTER | od bird finder: wille fA Neco’ mT CO. 388A? Oly y Z032 I COAT emer ; —o tet 3144 rate A-A-A-l has WAITTRESS once Frisco Restaura! WILET PAPER—] rolls to case a4 + ws Fe a nee un rifice Phor bst RG. — — ; ad Locust . a —— | opent fc ~~ ‘ ‘hou ; c De tailroad Sales Agency. 823 | Words, but seeing | “ee + , — ve ; Pur ovpes aves ate mover — ' direct from weal pening for a salesman aie , prit » houses looking £ va" vs term ‘ ; TY clothes. : ait who is capable. ener. "RESSES—Euperienced A amy Ae arou! id to private } PO! I ale n respective! ly ow? game bS— Fox perienc PDi¥ : —— enemnennii . ; —- ; you a! m ; a 11h ems eat ool ae ety P bp. ¢ ' getic and steadfast aberty Restaurant. 821 Washington 4 . & — ardrat anc of ; ‘+ | time large! ; ‘lectior 3 60 2217 : . : — x= - : A coats oes ae Seve , oo seneern hae one We mM AN—h}'; Pox uBekeenpine and care . - (ro pea mn Sto! ’ . atl = Ls aArli¢ aS ; : ‘ i ! + S - , niwy I a: i le . 10108) —— y iis . - , . > "se —_ . ‘s . tr en of the highest-paid sales invalicd Ph ne Colfax 30198W ari t : ” viet: | RABBIT H NI fa! ’ | broxe ne ty : es is pie ' —— — ~~ organizations in the WoMA N—White: general help and ge SedQeeuns aa — ee a . Sedans For Sale a ; Touring Cars For sat — ad ng $10 per n eek 2130 Park - felts ; r ’ bad . on Rog : rmnmnnmtTS @zm@wmoaer® 3° TTT «, y rade Morri "R10 Ole Y SEUEeE DTT OEE Ware vas but o regular he-n ~~ ry ms ood non foul eo: SP er K ‘ = ° © ' . era . Steines BR as ieee _~ j a \DGE SEDANS ; : a e st Casi maid for gold. silver platinum, - . sats tart ’ ; "ne Gro ' t ie i She ! sust be i - : 2A. = | 28 —— : me " = roma “ : me eaten tine 56 FORDs-— “hevrolets. . lewelry. false teerh. M!\ler, job ; . - : . ’ -- rs werin ‘¢ tate re " ; nd! : _' ‘ ; ] . : ; a! ‘ ; “5s aa 4 ‘ sy : ; Be tir u "SED ANS) $: Marmons. etc.: : Pat Call J FR Hil) thee ee RT oa —. p*: ~ * Rox B-259. Po Dispatch } AS HEATER Larwe. $ Hi lav is 3 —— —_—— : « hiite re Wwieeis lo 4 ~ ANS and sedans: all late models: ve. _ ————$—_—— Statier Hotel, Thursda, P ch 141 »~ gn i! BER Wta —Hickos ret grad (01 nitur 4 YT TMD } (Tas J¥u. term SSIS “JE W E T T yore sok ential ‘hee and up: trade. 3441 Juniaia — : men ark ; ' ad areata pny = — — x | ~ (c7) | nderful car: quiet motor: alm« wr. 4, for appointment YOUNG LADY—Must “an ' ») day. vour choice: se ‘i POULTRY AND BI - - ’ ; “1c i Ii >? sE—Portabie. 624. C“feors._§ $8 6289 Marmad' ‘ke oh. Pixthe elle Pectin te 4 nre*’. - -- = ‘ {) Ol ¥ st vert a ae . ; $S live —— tous. t PHONES Wrydown 475. hardware | os M N ANRMCHAIRS Nere "oad 7 . . , . “ame . , traveling = oo 7 " -— @#rne*l’es ar 4 Ga\ enette Set (;as ae nan PS- wanall ‘harter ter Oak . ation Of rianiey ad. satin ete x = ~ “i ; o ‘. : te . .. othe ur tes »! = wheels: new Ti , 65 , 5 , er pe eS CAN ASSE RS ANT) Se PT) c i . ' page ‘ Va. Te, if . ‘ I 5) } nil bl: se ve. ou a ma - Ww ; te re : 7 0 i ae —_—- tHa!! . Herr'ng Hall. sermere r ‘ man » if you are leo! ee eeie. EOOUM, Tit ee Bridge & Beach. Quick Mea!. Baker. ete , : ‘ : : , — pr‘ r -% ’ ‘ . ‘ M > Ff ~~ a o ’ nd ‘ . : NEW OV ERL AND SEDAN | —23 srelar peeetl Galan { Hote| Wednesday evening. 6 to 8 * x... f he best money-making | oe i kept in sanitary condition. -ondhand tn | 6Ta3 and blue enamel, at the lowest prices burgier proce safes. vault ™ KR DaIL city rity , M on 9 > Olix ¢ ’ - vo - ~ ; oaltret .“ ats LANGAN BROS. 18:h and Washington _COAL, COKE AND WOOD | roRD—Couve, 10237 bough ia "S47 Fan 5. HAYNES SPO deposit boxes and cabinets on vue ae re we ae . 2 "rere $48 . 2 Only 7 : enn rm les: first one gets {? rt er ort m st ar? . gnhtuy yee. bixderuw to 3 ¢ - Tourtster, st ode! : ehange combisations. Howe Seale Cor 2 " . . : aa) rn ‘ ae be e ° = “~* a A L—High-grac oom Ge . ; cas new 8G | worth S00: « ls end fenders : mafes enc : ent ; Grand 5129W you mt beac if for the pri wer olin a ; a ‘ rn and yorral 9 oe: eee to sell it: will vou give $475? If not. STU DER AKER. SEDAN leathe: neat benstt ‘lenge ver Central 004-5-1 i ‘ i iu >. n : ‘ - ; mn t. L. ‘ we te ’ . muc ; . : . ~ he i« : \ —- SEWING MACHINES mis Thy run S800 miles: dark wheels: wort) to any buyer: HAY Nt. S—Tourets sport. : SewInG MACHINE -~— Singer A SALESWOMEN WANTED _ —™ eres F | tandard ber “ton; Mount | Dx : : ‘ost $1795: 10 $700. "WILLIAMS, S500 terms. Williams. 4: good as new: must sell cheap. Nationa: Penk RB! ig. «Simmons an mith avis; new . Irn. » B44 Tr ’ ” Bas . Fy —-- = “) IGAR SALESLADY—Must have experi. att mi niv teethy | ee vip a F ORD ( ov PE—NEW OP DS SEDAN’ one Migs Me nag 8 ae a eet eee oe oe . ine Peiaey ne At Saag lied - ‘eae » .. —.% t ” _— pay “rade rr: ake sus Olde 4. powerfu ~} 28 ___- _. cj rights hi neat a real rn erred, ucKe oiph. 5600 De 1e Prings and mu tresses to fit ve exc luaive ig : ; rt condition extras: 6 = For Sale Men and women giad y pay $! mer month * ‘structi? @® Dear's for $1 *‘ mornin > , , t handson § 4 ! ~ oy nso TY sing. t ns oe : ha lioc . my; les a rs . ia : 1974. 44 7 . . . wie : 0 4 be vw eer . : ais - . - = . tra e = . ; *~ in " — or@re : - natn lea + al ~ = - tuuring ot or our montiy income. dent and elck- 40 . n e m linin ult nt moh site lan wv ; ' rade during “e's : Pa VN ae : RA esi wa | — 9 ( H t r 2°06 a T=: Sees policy. a big benefits fi By 4105 Maryland, upstairs. Mr. we the ar . the summ il are in perfect condition _ as, ae ge ge gee gee 1924 ESSEX COAC ~ trade: terms. BAR AN AND SALA ‘N FIXTUR - ; a TY » rt sat . «i Par F' ; ‘ ; . . . . . m7. d f i e 4 : ‘ ~ . ~ ~=_ - ’ + = « . ~~ ’ . portunity big commiss. one b! x com ny ; — —-—— —_—_ r mir . nde? vu! 3 ir c . ; a 4 mal > 8 - — > SR He nsi iek ¢ oal & ‘Haulin: cy m . -, its , ‘enlayv 3rei i he famo 1s ‘ g 4° «>, run oOo 2 2 a3 caring. 1923: — sini nl PEs oulck. NORTH AMERiCAN AOCI-/ WOMEN—Sel! our ruaranteed lingerie, $5 Gin mediate! 5127 ant lealer a — oti t , Oeat 1576, Motor C Co 72 i. ust Sroxe in: ‘scas extras; cost $108 ; wn Morris, one ia | ‘3 1 a 7 at S. it AON . 43. fe oak. J ; ~\ Tay! or. - ENT INSURANCE ae . 1110 he: : a) per Gav up: fuil or part time Want porreT tebe “ giea te nn Sr ih —_———- “Cre ae ‘pal ¢ fron nd | 7 v= MI Sr Louis. Mo ' ov) Way.. Inc r 505 Columbia Theater es Fu: nitur : r | ' -_ P ? 5 ‘ ~ \ owed "ABIN E T—3 od as ner ©6464 v m ; o .. S55 ant Sj r ton "Roadsters For Sale "10 Other Sedans— All ain: S TZ aa rina: sae outs ra b CASES. meiving, .€ anufacturer of Naitonally : — — |CARPETS—Eureka vacuum sweeper, fur- — : | ee | : All guaranteed in writing or money, ———-——— , - sacrifice, Ad E XTRA SALESPEOPLE _fiture. 1523 Arlington. le CIV ING-ROOM SUITES MOO teiaay one st oftte, 1924: duizen | back. No interest. no extra charges: over LUTE . a POOL TARLES—6. big sacrifice for V ertised Automobile and ; ‘Ss req vires the services of a num. ' : : ’ ‘ oui! MV shair and ve sur Toade by ; ee ai b ’ = “sacrific . t~ - _ I j BROTHERS TRUCKS TI can put You in a job that . tee . . a ~ - ane ; . elm 3s Roadster: very latest ell vy: thin a re- ce a ee ee ek ah gd cree! and pane): will pay YOU $10.00 PER Men F urnishings, Art rices. Call at Farrington oa fully upho stered in combina- h | able, depe: " on] itt s terms: trades. Tate Motor . a on Pe ty , t's @ snap: looks Wan’ car. only trade Baten Cars Bh = | ok commencing TOMOR. Goods. Books. Stationery —— Cy eT . ac tion monalr: complete with ! WILLIAMS, 4390 Olive. (c53x) AUBI | rY- i ja RD—S5 ton tru . >>; ; =n " Ow Experienced or inex- aie ~ bongs OP) at _ mM W Li lé e 2 -- cf o . . . b a a . ee A nm perienced. All that is neces- and other ( ‘hristmas lines. ! ‘ a lit ral “aly , - : A U T O M O B I L E S — : a nn A Frew Ry TE ae? _ : — inev 3403 R OORT Roadster ae jandy for } > Z ' . . 5 “cy i . “ee Aus eS Ue ; i a *IirTre : » loues i oo - RANGE ood . . a ee _ : JUNI = Sic ‘ ai oe ‘ . . — “~y | | SULIiEt but. i mn 2E—G /20T : aT — a : - Julppe wit ‘ t a v A : ; ape FURD—l]-+ truck 922. wvle | Hotel. | WS Rar tern blon at 25¢ - nab , 4 MOBILES Witd.—For wrecking. 372 ce. ed wit r and ever) ain tenade a 7 — FURD—l-ton tru Loe. —; —_— - - _ — Sie _ (eS) ” iL dk 7 aes ng « ; aon a _=. a —_ ee ; _ — j t I, Y> } ‘ ‘ ; F — ~ ‘ i You i.¢ eC - oy TI v i i last . os . ° at St - I ns on o. sae : 2s A i*¢ od condition, si7s » ” Ende i" . wi - oie | aunts iberal A ey - v. (st ign-oven. 50. rT. i-———er ~ — $$ -# tal : 1Cai Sikain | 1321 Chestnut . ‘ ae ~ ‘ . = = . . ; 5 ° . . - i , ‘ r} . oy ; - an ene td —La rest cash Duvers. —_ —_* > “ - He — aa ae ee - Nail ss =~ — * Se ee eee | | | anmi = , “> _ = i ee et ee ne ee ee Wen: ens - wance { , ' ros Ce quit -iX — HELP WTD.— women, GIRLS - 3 your gid multe, Se me”) = fy . hor im = - eS pe ae 3 ID; \ , quipme ented =U. Shi , ' . Bundle Wrapper wa it. a t st) y spho! ’ I i | s: ex- omntan urnitul Os ’ N _ " FC RD: ha ge” 3 traded: nodies — 923 : al wl 20 an . Bi ap 2 — . ae a ne FORD—Ton trocke. 15, Fe silat ee spmepeasates T 1G lar S275 suite ne - 1aran —— a : ——aeieane for —— © *MGTe ritice — Barbee *, ee heap: trade: terms. . LY, mal ® rentals FF Kl. I SES. 6086 WwW Agehir gtor th floor 5) LX IB rs : : “v1 we tal your old sit G! _— _ als C ning ’ t WE pa ghes i attom es, nv ‘ ‘ a03 Ver VOR | NIV ERSAL. 3301 i, . pon. . : Kl. oll makes : ‘ts epalre, eatals Ma FIVINTs R— Hor experience - preferre ; 9 Qa o4 Del a Men eet .nal “urnituy ==. - me ning : 3 = . s 4 iT?» . 167 ‘ oest- DD} =) toa te n ic4 ee ats yt _— ‘ehe ’ . ,. . - > hex te » Semen Y; hl > L: ~ ” = ad + & ry . * rs ara Cor oe AL. ey Cafeveria LIL | ene" “ein 5 | RUGE—Or1s Aso a | mont i103. O10 hate fg PACK ARD Ri IADST E R 4 AUTOS $5.00 DOWN r rod cont ition: $175: terme.) ae Sales co, 407 N Oth ot Olive sR CHO RGLATE DIPPER PR— Experienced; “1 to AE 4 ; ualit putiful : hatter: rs ). E , - ne 7 autome hy m ote ee j ‘ nh a Bu! k Tre $250. $5 down. F “~~ i delivery. . . CS — : aa y i" Ld i nl " be imines : ‘ : . i? Pr . ) ' : . Ith; . : ~ 4 5 ‘ Dns 5 ' 5 - v “er “OK 1K — Ex per! enced w a 3616 ater: | REQU IRE THE SERV ICES | .. URI : comp: . includ- tirk’s Furniture 4s ner. J - A. . rang Eg ns pape! ne: mMce § a5 ig (7 9 Or tre reek ring: a : Bry | evenings SS a man. im restaurant: ne _Diano: & new. 317 | aut, ethene me Cy et de T-GRAV} ES ‘MOTOR ‘CO.. sik epri! ae Let ——o Jo! iNSON AUTO CO.. 3667 ¢ ———. mood pay | OF R: URE—Livin Baht her | Hodiamont ev.. Pine Lawn, Y" ws ——$$—$_——_—_____.__ — | iénde! al SOs) _tendell Si, | 10 FORDS . TRI cks—_New and ueed tor 3 | _ For 8 Sale firet-floor work. 6344 a ; " Wtd.—Privat 3 ed Roy sw! Hoover. American CIc 3003-05 ert m ! eo o1.o8 w flow? Lindell 67} vate } —— p. yal. : = ile e a Runabouts s For Sale 7 SO elicit : 2003 05 Locust. Open evedt wen wE- 21 25 3 ‘ ® repair n i ore you | eS , ; Ruy your used trucks NOW became . wages. Forset 2453. 5362 Water- a ng city: oar $40. éisds "De rents | make Cail Benton 734. Alrmeta] Méeg | LEM M ' ‘ 4. —— 2 npavrments Tevis Motor. : horses wtth trial cuare: . y i ert oe wares: references. Ap: 1 URNIT URE—S$1 a week buv $40 worth | *™e. Morton Electric Co.. 1117 Oliv . AUTOS WTD. FORD—Ru inabout. start ter and demounta- THE TIME 600 = deal Furniture Co., £008 Cc ae teau (ct) c.3! ore Jan. 1 $100 ) te $1500 epot.cash:/| ts. } ; Fo: 1 Dea er 3 OB f tL . MACHINERY me eC) Co.__7327 Manchester S| ta i . “ 5 : before the firet of the vear rw ; P, (eh ebuewec.s « Ge GAGHINERY—Bought and eld. We have epen nee for women as demon- a ric ci } ited Lai! Wolke 3e So! at ’ sf] ; .U yurey. a - on = me ; oni .cdentia. : i? ~* é aseenger excellent cond! tion at. ae dl . , ; we : , G c trucks . ~ > Overy poerihie all in arranging and closing | , “¢ ee ° ~4 , ° . "TT **? 4 7 > > °° Iri¢ ~ rn " 2 a me nS SNAD at ak 30 Frank. 1033 rey | SS “THE TRUC ‘KS y ply Missouri Baptist Sanitar: um, 819 “SS ) ; EF \ : 4 ’ : 9°3 ' YTAHLE™M Mi T . > Z Grand Dorris LHC : Apniy Dietian, St. Luke’s Hoent- wt 4. —Foor exchange, Bu = 6 tour- Vv nev Ril tr Drivate party, Forest | CHANDLER 6—I192 tourl in ) Parkard Asgortment of jes. tiles. 815 Pine ss Te torage a: urn. Co.., ; “RUAN Leather Goods c6) | And used A. B.«. Thor, Eden. Aimetal. |. —1035_N. Gren 50: terms or trade. a 300 other used cai | Tavior av 3 ' + P ; . re OT a , mn @ “er : “= - ims A nt? Bs ssi — bd >. Tr. bi ‘ any r : ‘) : wer ®: , iy now Detge. Olds (“hevrolet c ; » ph nes = —Front-room set. : stric rd ndell_ Bi. (oS rhile prices are dor raffe IBHWA ASHE R—To ful ty tn during ; — ‘« ‘ioaieceall apatite - DRESEM. AKE R AP PRENTICE—Muet > Hosi itchen cabinet, . ice Box. piano, | “= ery fi: efor erat 3 ba: rxige i pe th. 7 a. m. to 5:30 p. 3 oman, 1800 8. | CHE’ OLET— 108: a Grand comen.| Cote Se ne ‘ "| t. , “t racu > . ss P| Jit i. &% EE i : ' i tA, on“ be ‘ - wh al r I eae i aatitieaes ceils a ~~ + 311A De Bales 4 cail Pas oslery ty } , cits Rox ©. 6-355 an Dis.4) ats 6 a She (oR) c. ' ! 4 '@: _———— etc. Trede anything. S441 | CHANDLE! 1015 ¢ touring. 7 a Automobites For tale . : = view + FURNITURE stove Tr WASHIN ~ Storag 6, Cleaning | 2% 4 ical condition: good : UD. scellancous oOo #1: U for jose than bal N > * * > INISHER—-E xperienced on “pants; apply Neck WV ear ety : me — ~ a tn [ SED AS NG MACHIN ES |: LE parkin g —— an eel CHEV ROLET— Sedan: 1035. ome | tery é : } a age — ine 7 m1 ot Delmar. . ; OA N. 7 , ; ie : ! SACRIFICE SALE. fireroc a — i1Aa4 — 3 in every way for anyone. not have r Or @ quick move wi : at once. 04 N 7th, 24 floor (c3) Li Ps Sow | es | HAND. pow ER MA at , bs Garage, toy duilding Eleventh the comfort of a closed car this frosty | oe. at 3.00; can make terms. REAL BARGAINS — ATWORK tg HECKER — Ex fence. ns vat day beds. $7.50: 3 rooms. | ATER. POWER MAC , ny 1D : —~ . a 40 between Market | bane ge Mec han eal y fine Carthy-Pardue, 6320 Delmar. ears laundry Co. 7108 ° “2 7% : | RIC ‘ Pees Yitve 3819. (c6) | - » Age oom 4 - * touring Si50- Baby Ovedand, (cS) | China Brasch, 261 $ Freckiln. (c6) | Ai have beer nd are in we automobdiies. 25¢. in steam- mene ng 4, es — SHEVROLET— four ne. 1095. perte-: heated fireproof rage. E a | hy-Yardi 32 Delm “aban — " . 1 $5 down bal- . . saree leventh Street . Je. mar oan bararin. S8S5- ten 1808 R: TR 15 or 18. to aneet after echoo! | FURNITURE -—— At a bargain: !f you want an nonthiy I renpalr a oid | rage. Lt cetWween Market and (o80 = 7 useel n i - ae 2819 : "ry? * . o~ : : . > ININ }-ROOM GiIRL—Experience4. J 7 -— a vasa aa ip 3) | WATER HEATER Reid aatmate ee | AUTO late 1 r snd ‘ ri} 1 . . : : ‘ ; . 4 " . " . " 4 . tel! é« am vy 1 A ae itnam, 2121 3 . - & ‘usical Employment SINGERS wis Yr. - Second tenor and em Pianos 2nd Organs For + —. - ' i “Se. ee ~ SInt—ovrer 14. for ‘ehe factory work ifetim ' , 2 ~~ ENTIR a ~ : nr ” & sieieea aaa idee 1. Z hi ppearan f new « ' teat : _ ; ad — * esourl av ' lay? Radio Coil Co, 100 N. Main . Books -loset. extena! n ble or chairs, Langan | SLIGHTLY 1: ‘ED FURNITURE ‘RE you eee i: an ant quality a! ey echan ¥: priced le me" | ri $25—$35 TOWN al vone 2 “*s Diane vDiaying ci IR! —Exp De ~~ “work : ' “)'Fey* . : \ Co... . id i sah -. > : > oD ER . r = 3 ~ of $ » & tad ‘ arthy- rc ue, | _= sot , I : OAS a zg 4 ; ' saa pa ym | | , iGo.in ” west ts tionery.. ADoly T1798 oak confec. Oriental Bazaa ia svenette suites as low 4, ' ote: 3 Y 19 ~ t- 4 Si5: chifforob 2 50 PFORD—1/ oda: — : LOTS mux che ‘ hevrolet ae Car {648 Hotianw = Employment, Mezzanine Floor. — 114 N. 12th St. i@ furniture taken tn exchange for new TVROL upe, 192: paint | ? —— 2 ~~~ ——S acrificing aE = ae Poe a o , ‘ec! . | AL, | mt a ; TR ; ~~ 4 . - a ; Ret atti Ne \/ i ~ (u ? , : i 1% ’ o new 6ini_—__s- general housework: a CA! H OR CREDIT | Com an +r roe Rare iF ¥. fin ondition: .. mii ) A pty ony 33°0 3 ee | 1—-1973— “Nash + eh » Snead — All veal dy to go, ‘par only aj ik? FOES, Ferrusoe 460. fa aise | OUR GREATEST SALE >. Publi Eihrary."™" 180@'Ottve st. (014) | CHEVROLET Seuss TSS eens | PORTE dor ike! UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust $5 weekly on balanes | MRL—To _solocit, advertisements over ned OF STOVES Surn. Houses a Flats For Sale 7 my ms SS60: terme, ae . Sort aad | . ne YAHLEM Mw TOR CO. 1 a —- | 6b 0 =O good )=—s talker. Mr y as oe Milind = = aces ——— {| terms 2! Jer? . (cBlx) | eee ; Pes : liao Pine st - FOR SALE—WT D AND FU RNITURE FURNISHED FLAT—®# roome_ ent mechanically: shows careful use. | FORD—Sedan, 1922: nood mechanice nt} terme. Merrie. 2810 on Accessories, Pane | =; Instruments, For | Sa : or gemeral ©£0\Use wo fam- ’ , ‘ . , = _ te, 3 I ac! ‘ fal . tT 3} ‘Our 7 Eo ry ‘ ,sttO mi «(tire y wo . . . ; - . = - - ; aS LR ’ “ > : ly of two; mo laundry, 6341 Washing. WE SAVE YOU 14.TO™% C7 on av ic78) | JOHNSON AUTO CO. 348? Glee Mag, | PORDS—Tourtng. + lll nage UE ork |ACTO PARTS—Fords. De a ePRsition: chess” 75h KS aut -~. . ~ ~~ - : eN siorria, [S10 Olive t N : ees (Ee Yt ye MISCELLANEOUS _FOR SALE > REE} FREE buyer - tion ” , > , ~~ a. rT . Ti 3320 Easton ta —e rt Overian —— " Post-Dispatch fe) ICANDY MINTS—20 fic. packages. Q0c box 4 Handsom Press . | u (oat | Suction. 582 ton. aT met. | trate. _ se ‘4 Touring: starter, etc. S35 down. | 224 many others: sta jenced singie-needie @ing pave 20 boxes, different flavors. ~—aieane P “ ea) = oe heidi eines, Mae ao "payments : or.” Ved Eola trade: 75 others. 3441 Juniate. — (c4) A Milne p05. toot | PLATER—Dench. cad . Cabany o100) | KV . OLET—Coupe ; aS: avel 4, St ean tiene , ‘ORDS “our 8 ae —- eed mendie os . ; anves = a ertecto metienee SOASTER WAGONS” ~iajae eine a "SR — p odhe ‘. OF StOFe | HOUSEH'L LD Goops WANTED made a fet service without | 3 es | tow do O00, eee pao 7 | gfe! music rolis, Lehman . 5 ‘ A ; } sy = % . r en car mechanica v Tine ; —_——_—— - —— - ‘ ~. * "| S - . = : orcs. Ww : ‘ n wheels. roller bea rine. $4 ,U®. 50 | Ooms, ms omp ete, $175 ant iR NS—F ee Cmte, nrenis . tires and paint excellent: our | FUR! 10 j “* x Ll: overhauled | PENA .ouri nes. from. $50 up: real bar- WINTER FRONT—J] boesibiy saets Ral) ‘road Sales Agency. 823 Frank B qd y D; nae R | of flats r gmal! lot need own is $450. make us an offer 18" 445 mn : 3333 Washington te7) | for O want Leena 85 w edroom, ining fhoom and! goods badly. best pri Scnoher MacCarthy-Pardue, 6320 De!ma: , ball, 2323 Locust igs. | FORD—Tourings. 10. late. $60 up. trade. wemoteen wt: Seen is J a>. h ; rad le. ei, lay, Ey ow --- i % ae rai ORE De ade callers. Cali 733 | Kitchen, | 4442 Page. Deimar 860 >r Delma: S } | Sabet 8 Parties Ce rato] | } (el) | _ term 508 S Jefferson av (ob? . ~ -—- — , \~. Sh ~— i192 ‘nev : couDes th jz? PORT : Q2: rote! ‘Gia ae Be [> r omrine (roe . —————— Gread ~~ FS . Sacto =Besmit SLECTRIC TRAIN—Itarge size Tse, | lerms, $18 cash and $2.50 week | CARPETS — Furiture. contmis late | fine: bumper front and rear eand| motor. n tt lonble Hassler: in: terms: trade: hurry. $199, UPRIGHT — Mellow —— | Ae een Auto Bodies For Sak new. very cheap Cadany 5849/7 4}] New Fu * _cwe ings. Or Story Cab 6030 (Ss) 102 every extra : ; 2 Pare h. a nwt a ri om Y ‘ent. used bargain , oF be Ogee - * ni) ur ae Os IN TTS y ‘4 ; ee -- +? 1 — 4— Li *kenba ' ; =. ’ 7 _ " Y" 7 ~ * ; -s . se - : 7 y: —— ’ — = 7 - . - = sal ; >t : ~ eEEUUEC | snd _— yh a : save $800 ab 55 ee re . , , term IRD—-Tourin late model: car showe o | (ODES oe touring . 920: ee 4 ive ven ¢Veninags Asoi! " ° -_- - . " +-hoom Ontfit for ¢ S wee Seen ur ul u term ~@ | ur Natura! }-Room utfit for $87.50 I (| 6Wtd —B price: c UNIV E RSA, 3401 Locust. Pe 4... = Sal iv 2: $. Jefferson. — oe tohas Soy Rabasie > oe Always: eash and $1.50 each week | eee hele eee. eee Ee l—-1924——} lan: aiso °2: nd ‘2° ‘RI Tourings. 10 late care to seia Dieasure terms to suit. 2@00 5 $i . >. Darga rr! | FORD PODY bargains ANT). ahd 2318. - neral Eouse- ET. K HED one fine apec men wages. Apply 337 O'M "teal each wide: one very fine spe imen — head and one very f! ne gDec Men pia! m% cook; good head and two extra ' Gdney. (o4) steer horns wil an _ rr ed $40 r ahoguny uprt br 3° 1Ry @ountry home fer Or gree tee ee ee AN ed. io ‘we at housework. ref. =. zx H- \* 3 tc: ix) Phone Bridge 4044 a aguepertonees m n dyeing and clean- NES is KL 835e Bia Quaintes. ENGINEER’s LEVEL—Trioo $40 ohh | ! : * for hETeS STEER. (PIANO — ~~ Ral@wt = $iso _ Comets ee iP ATER PEAS —aeansai Relt ‘vt Dhe new: wi! sel! Ethe: Take. Market car wela ns rak one hoc ls gourth TEP PIANO. - 3% wooed Sico. swith 75 role, your reed Tree CO. 204 & : [oa

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8T. Lov 1s _— DISP ATCH .|To LeT—sus 5) toni 6044 5 roo Service. DOUG! GHERTS ream | Br iba tale A—fi ms. excellant’ $334 tion ere e. co. 1308 Grana fod) 25046 N. Steam oe, KORTE Olive 1427 STORING a sa¥Gw-. heat; Janitor a Aan | NGTO™ 3 bath th f Cc MeMENA = FY M. 5-room rs: fis — reny ‘ 510 — “RI 418 om Mie le bath ‘Steam, —i . BOYLE z. « ee SARPy large. ght 7 recer RPY New Apartment Fa IN PERSHING HE IGHT Etze) » Ferguson Avs. (6600 West) y building efficien, © Onver A AGENT very we | fine, HY. 4 Q Modern Centra) Pour. me i); ach 77 Seem Fao flat 4 Go Ye| ftorees —_— he REAL pestis Sentral HE ATED rman y ome: | suite or ~f ‘Dp -LY 2S’ BU ILDING | aii WEN z c Ww 'ASHINGTON, “FOR LEAS SE Warehouse, Location, Terminal] Switches. Sprinkler and Heating immediate posse HAFNER 70 DOC! nt FLATS FOR * RENT —Furnisha a | our Wanted share Breen urnished "flat bath lonation Ce o tas b6 14M text _ West FCRNI Siig D FLAT Linde! 1 5] 85 W afte- bUR = 4 . PURNISHE| AT. hone au *Pongibie fARMILION— 191 a. rooms. with bath and SE, cals beat must et flat, m heat must sel]. - n Fie ® ony how oOLNve am; _heatea 7; fat. C FLATS AND “! ~N 2 ness JErr = Ro food bus! SHE NAND room STORES #tores A J IRD 1802, y 7 Y on APT's WANTED | Aten Ka- | 4 »O.AH. ? . aad 4 8 rooms al) La fter Gho Us and ‘a7pAN Rat ~ age 171! ible . : is é VA er 335. R verside °° Bouth pte . =——- OWELLINGS FOR RENT North Cees 1A NORT “H 10 laree voor s be food for rooming house MmMediate nogsess: tor GOLDMAN dg. F J Nada 5361 885 MARKET 2 @lectric every roorn : . SOL © Bank ry. a ‘a Northwest ALBACE 4896 rac BUNT iow {, sALOW—4 ang 5 $30 ana » ve. biock BOuth ALITE. 58O8 2-room cottage _ South roome for re Chestr ut . room 16: *iect rin ering, WANTED Bus Or regon and In, ee A: &! ae 1S cuntiikow "Tr? Vf Low Rent—Pa Southwest | ee a hoe. STORE S—BARG 5400 ne ’ a ene . SOFT DRINK PARL‘ ‘S| ex TIRE ME N, BARB Rs 4 erorner Pr » DELMAR ——e P’RP'SES a we Dina ‘ ace K STRE ET. Wanted fl t. for | cash: G-398. P-D. (cB3x) Bungalows, Cottages = — Mn —_— EB Prairie GALOW s ETED of rooma. modern : $10,000. LTY A | See SH NT Main *“ kK: 000 Pont — rer ®) vere me ty 4) ad al | 656 | PLA JOHN” H sre: 25. > Chestnut '-* Vi r e mor ESE RR For Colored—Wanted : Chestnur C. M. MOORE. 204A N. 41 4th—Speciail: - —roperty a. - col lored People eo te » buy, CITY REAL EST’TE FOR FOR SALE | LOTS—j fhelce building iding lots. Gail} Vie- on c 2 | South pein: 1a Penn neyivan’ e711 Gainble xvas Bomont it 350 West ee eee - EASTON AV VACANT 565 PER FOOT. 100 feet on Easton av near one of the streets 7 4 kly T North west 4 olms $5700 i __(€53x) j ~ Main CO., a “ef ern bu 241 hood * yt “ale! ¥ Co Bide. t qui ky REA] wa n wrieht "sR IN: S ee FARMS FOR SALE __ California CALIF ORNL 7 ®@ in — Imperta] Valley land “HE wee abundan IN AR. r and ee tv TreKkarding ou (a? (o78) ‘hestnot. =a frame. 5 large £erage and 6G212A Easton. | “SRE (c8BO) Cc = COTTAGE BARGAINS LASY TERMS » 4and ~ roome, baths: ; cx ndition OCated on ly Dublig ‘and Darochia) fade stra . 21S, Realtors _Arcade Bide Olive 878 SEE THIS BARGAIN ToDaY 1S Mar Ket: > ] for 5684] Epe ad es 4 ' rooms arranged | Sheds GERL ING a | _Cabany 25 i THREE | sa: al. | $5 y/ 8742-444 49 Ter 4 heat + faraxes; “ rom Yad Sa ry ~ famil! LTY co. —_ T North _BU Elegant New Ww ‘B 4710 ana 4714 Far) av leted Well-by nga! ows of kK fr . 8 rooms ungalow s -_ 4. } at lar nace 1} a today { . BUSH- BURNS. STOCK FARM 124 nm. Jack: pri og $16 000. OS Chestnut. OMROY 6324 Pistia. ee >. O5%: acres. pear 2306 oD | ._ Easton. —Storag with flats: | reasonadle rene ° ~——Store livin (04) | Sferamec and e om mate t bock : 4665 Delor at.: Wil] be sola at a bergain RINK MAW? REALTY co. _ 4910 Gravois _ (cB) carage es }__Riv. Riv. sas | COTrAGE—a roome and hace and e!) con ver! er ; \ } 4 > | Sark a’ + __Owne; FARMS | wa ANTSD FARM Wha S40 000: _ “Va ‘22 Chestnut aying Stores _ 613 N, rrr re ‘ sas N {e7} : vy s-ROOM COOPER R E. Co. SOTTAGES—64500— mens ; a> gas. 7th OR —s | bric ‘k bu very mod oo *@ av... just Dhone (a? So3x) rood _- Y-1-.0 SUBURB: N PROP’Y + F TARE a. Ow—S. room mat heat: water Penney! iy e ec. Iva) or AIN “He ve Street io ade B) ANT OFFER aN aNG MlUare fee DOUGHER? } _ nel ~_ ‘fara ce 3429. men $5 = aparkments also wel. business THOMPSON Delmar. 7 att 5883 —— Nj, ALTHEIM ere mami To Ler —tusinese P’RP’SEs ** ) ERNON. @ 4820 California 4 roo 7A Wa 29h. 4 roo ™ Mat 3 on. 3 roome REN t_—-_ BRO + n ; “e we ay ge S17 , 4 o . ~ Rr, adweyv Morgan A ob fn BUILDIN: rr - Teer? hp we tng. ain Ia fm “« UTHEIM ER A ¥ ec cer : hal nd heste: Central he VOM) en vr ¢ ~e- ~ ae ’ He « 1429; arne 592% Cans DESK, SPAC — e leo One ar Witwee >t} rc arite Ride ee FRANKLIN 7 1634-15, ree a: es. andell 6672. Cabany 8iore oETa D | Win TS54U (c83 "46 Barca 40 ac: CLE 1504 De! °eUnN Derliags Riek Tage: BS. fans t S.me S ww, mMaxe 7 . Ma’ _ - oe Ni Gesirabie Rank Cen: wrt rent be Nattlone “, inbe: °. mation et Jia 2 Wane ©CoOm- ALTY ©O.. 7161 Mancheeter ™ .* REAL ESTATE No M ‘7 * 4 property R “ 19 ey. Norte n" aT Ti IMP'VED PR'p RE AL EST AT pee REAL Esta TEC REMOVAL ee List Your West En | jana Count: Parkview 141. wEAt TTT ATE—EXCHA NGE rk “ Cory A, ‘oan new ments awe YTrope|e|rt y a ARDS NOTICE 2504 vy 420 I fax Cc Sontrat ; 14 rooms. “81G $548 per Year. Pas ‘ > ‘Ee sI'T 11° . eA a, ~* **,. A 3 1 ROOM FLAT—$§3300 “iia electr arge anes. ve 378 r altace ‘ALL, 1 — > ~* late =” “bungalows, VW, ST End A. 9 —_ E. .. 587 ek) bathe ¢ a Set Moee ite _ | SING E FL a a Benne FR ) ABROTT Realtor 1519 SE MPrLE AN 7 06 a ba 4° As ((Welare- I bat) in This District Slax lac klanéd . SEE ° 4 = DOUBLE | ‘a. Are? _ABR aoade A Ret an } BEAU’ Go arner; 5 roon bath, electrs 38.38 3 100x134 ACTSREAN hest, 1195 | espe ent S100 Per “Al TIFUL 2°1s iarA SAE T—S8ax 4 | P.-D. “WANT. 5S” ee FLATS, AP'TM’Ts, FOR § SALE) BUS West FOREST PARK ONE Bi 6 Grand View ; 6 roo ms, gt eam ns; CO700 w ¥ _P. HE ATH. northwest _ end 45ax on tt heat: | ®a! n.~ easy tern 901 Cc nesta s° tA NCE 328 « 208 (c53 - ~ \. a3 HAMIL TON, ,, $13,256 hear cf sel “North 10ME—28- "Oo Chestnu 4 5O ¢ ASH Ig @ rea! bargain, iats hor. water hea? 5 rooms, Slea: ‘ Dries : ; ‘ @asy menthiy | very “W Drice _nY Pp 1 8800 oMALL. CASH PAYMENT feo & LIKE RENY F93200 ~* §DTINg: J-reom frame. 4 and 5 IS Bu Van, double frame - Water hea+. rooms, 345 V. Above are painted and deco- n se) U JSH+BU RN yn must rent at 1365 Monte INERLY ia latr CG) | r Last. New Sing gle THIS FE 0 \‘e or da Heat = on.’ n f] HEATH, $18 729 Chestnyu Ss. Centra} HIGHLAND. - 7 hor diamone b ow ner = = i 722 Ch estnut st. Centra! rin ae F PABNE: RN ine NORTH M A and § ments; ’ ~ e.6 4nnua! 815 Cheetn . _Northwest “Si nits 208 8 Spaldin ng. ~ hardwood foo rock Main 4912 ‘arge flat: Ow ner, Grand 2 4- family fr } Olive S150. near art r Grove fla rooms and 1 a EL wae. 7 TRU Easton i. SALE WANTED. av.: beaut nv i : ardwo a: he M: term s ‘a 4. } a 9 ‘ ee ~ LAPAVETTES@i3,330 McG 2 rw , rT - Vas. Orest 561 : OBERNEYER & BRO. 517 1105 Chest r TO MAKE Mi NEY? 709 Chestn THIS BARGAIN a os OM cottage: rent S9An. Cabany 2129 VL ATS—$15,000 1204 ST. ANGE Aafavat-e 4.2 Poor 50 on? mM ONLY 3500 . ASH SEEDER > entra} i baths "ts . a. + wid af) y ‘ BIS furnaces, electri, TORN ance easy , « ae rk 50 c Ay s10° MONTH H ~ ; 19 LAFAYETTE $° ; + Chestnut , Buys 13 2 7-38 GE YER AV exce) is Olive 5803 ae 2716 C CAROLINE, 4 net rent _ dri ee ‘ CK acent = in. 6 ROOMS— $3 “ 1616 } ; ' ele i ~rice r $3 WHat 8 +22 Chee: i Se > ic - AER - 623 LAFA® ETTE. 8 ROOMS. , $500 Ni oe Attacha ed eto , o L Bl 'NGALOW: FL AT, $ { 7 ‘se “De } “hee* nw? 18,750 e » coe , Z 4 x RE E—s4000 ( +AIN T BAR "Aa Mt fo! baths for UERMAN VN 'B AR GAIN SALTY “Place "e RMANN “ Ne Ww “Fl py 15 and +/ roved r 4 mMmnce | Pocket |« ro } ona tee : " ~ Pee Money ) nthly Pay ments > os neakfast T £2 7 and ? «a, —" 4 Southwest NEW NEW FLAT 4.?acn, . RIF It E—NFEw DOTRI, hestnn ’ “A ’ ' ° > 4 rae , . Cr oNnta a ‘ Bs 2-story brick: a real est on oo akiand. hestnut. E BLOCK ’> ony RESIDENCES FOR SALE — nest! ut $2000 heme 20 MAFFIIT ~ 88king SSOU00 on t ‘ bar- wner “DOU GHER1 ry 7 AYLOR AVENUE 5. brick | STORE—G t 5 14 Nat ura! | HAUS HEL. 4 £0« mat (hesetn rs: __ South | ie Soo ms and CRNS* 1} COR. 7TH rents ~ on & b . Ion mu, ara > ut South Bdge Wes? 05 “Ch ATS. ] STORE ivan; estnut $13.9000 GEYER a AN 8] S Chest nur. west “—S11.750 $1640 709 Chestnur West _ $1000 DO 364 runs & Soe at WOLF-pce LLAC Kk, 101 East FOOrmns. tile rs. hot. ST CO. por {. nut gt .( o7" 8: 000. & 300 CASH 8506 new. ~ f) ooTa, bu ) MONTH Water c “ASR a Healtare _Homes”? VOMS—FUR ‘ISHED—ggx00 BiG RE DUCTION ae" . tals ij 4een? a ake VEST 4 SNAP hae. . re . > S gare ges —E HOME ; SOGR ¢ TH Is . *h _ > r -F *gar: ; i] y ec ‘or NEW $504 le * ‘FAMILY “'n Heman fae Clectri- *ar Vacan: . ied we 3 ODERN | Tite BI ow 381 eW etea 4 -, | - Kt ad 8 $1704 — Pre F- BUNGALOWs anp COTTAGES For Sale $500 C ASH BUYS m. ROOM BUNGALOW with ore sz? he ted New Doi 222 ‘or exchang . rth of FOR INGO "ERMANN. SON bbiiibiie Pr &08 8 Chesnut at. ar herea! " at ; kj Band 5829 De . ‘race clear and as. a eat re," Dror Witlon = * : Northwest NGAILD®. FLAT — News New: % ‘waSonabdie mont Dar tub har'te 4 4 "are A “> Newstead $13 °S cash AY it: S264 lL Sea Suve i- RIAA 4 2-3 PER NONTH 4 rooms e etric, S270 > Restnut __ Main 11985. = RACON ig ve room brick: darth. ‘ ? rs mee re oo furnace electric. oO H. ABBOTT Realtor. 700 Chestaut, TY FOR SALE E BARGAINS a ae ata Gon’ t | *- | Ke aoe " S737 (cox ) . 214 ITpant RLE MARS: PL ’ 7 c~A” a“ Tt v> : why MH L ATs - 300 4 reakfast eam 3OXX VEST M Too mM : Fa ’ i a ” . ee S* we +@ 4 APARTMENT BARG av. near Tj), MA: very 4 » Cal . 4548 For NTAIN | AV 16-18 PAGE Ay —_— leep!; 7: hardwood floors. hoy _F ~~ v ~ - - a oPr Fr 7 e, ” SNET & 719 se, > 7 : . Bw roome. tans el ra S18 Hon "bh _ ah the j BUSINESS PROP. DP. FOR SALE ACE Contra BI SINEas PROP ERT c ® this teau; $1006 buy $50 Mer a ath rer . ame eerty on Chou 2; you made im your a (QRNER—$i3 300 — WASH _~ FE. _MODER ye AND 2-1 ‘amily. Apt. (-29 Lindel] ‘H ATTN ad “To ~OO8-11. 13 e aans electric - double Sarage . | for ome flat: rents a Says trades © ao ‘RN. -DIXON, 722 Five STOCK BUERM. NW, 08 Chestunn icB) Olive the best Darticy 7892 —— ——- cd . 2601 OI Nive 'e st ste IFO Olive 32786. N. COOPER R. B stores and Ww /N—STORES 3 AND —., $ 2 - lot | TS ‘to Evang ay. Drie - 9500. | N. 8th. Olive 32422. “room brick. te Dossession. Apuoly cry 808 Chestaue’ 7 | LOANS : ° - = 661.5 . om itomot -Oneers LO £ AN.fie TO LOAD LO A ® ic 400 delay: Pina: les by the week 1710 Oo ve. | ‘furniture .¢2. Sore *. pia rers’ AIAN—$25 I 6008. ages rewritten AN. 604 Equf- N gad Pay. | (@8) us = au! ‘k low rates: UMbia B Gq rt wbi! 2 OK 901 Sse ; ns: (oo) ‘ My iad ive 8957 Por ea! Varied Withou anyone: mge B dg. nes ey N e Auto Loans ‘ edg a Iipe CAaAnttia Loans ‘ON iMoON EF } ae Pf OAN— 83 JO IN R T , ESTATE LOANS WAN he ae Vv le. on and without their own rowiedas, repay fn gmai] in- cheapest rat kerage C °.. fc’ ; Money? in Five Minutes REAL ESTATE 100 O0On ou estnu TED 31 000 and | an m rou: PRIN aor 61 MONEY BUILDING HEMMELMANN. SF ac i MON EY )P habe f re pore ‘sery P’h eae Ff) fy cy) nr ow mre ' > - "tt, —-4 TO LOAN “747 any yal FOR LO ANS LER R. and e@econ4 faets ‘ representative (eR) cr hes’ es'nut : lo w. " 5 j c KEANE & FR ANKE 1008 ¢ hestnn Méine. ‘Ss Lowest a tes of 8: Guick anew CHRISTIAN ee 53 Ho te a | -r (ONEY ("or en New HEMMEL pean, SP { heer ee ee — Do You WE FIRST AN MAKE MONEY TEED first City Pro Healey Co. meta: N AND ScYy D SECON ss — Y WANTED deeds | of t Perty of mor $500. t st. —— ee Us’ Money — Interesr and ree sonable an. you ‘a TO LOAN | "\ aden —— loney D DEEDS —— yp XK we'!- nts S100. fre an'4 + ° a ANSTRAT H. Six Per C Wanted £5, 4 and rr ent—Firet four-fam! ed t. ee agg room flat rent ‘Y four room ting for $1680 ; OO) Om 4 Wanted Sonn on ‘four. om fiats er R30 “ Derfect e Sits wns Chestaoua Olive 8603. - “~y 7m dwelling family » ana 6 R. & co s10% | 1 MOTORS —— hestnut ef (eB) | nS | SHOE 8 sore 1s ’ ; _STOCK Ks AND Nl LO il, ———— ——™ = Licenss Births Recorde Burial Perr tel lh _ i MARRIAGE LICENSES ; ie tose I. Heller eh ' ay Oe Mae J rie i Rarracks— BUSINESS CHap ils party has , f ++ . ' irr’ al la -ta— AMBIT prody mm : M. farra BU SINESS ve —= sfact tory : talo 8. "803 Ss ch—-Cle Ay —: XCORDED. Ce. £057) | PARTY with Texas, with onthly @fy raion ab! of M loneso Rae Wes ming "eet _2uSINESS y WA Wiad. — — Well -located “ modern South e. ost- Dispatch {o*) & BUSINESS FOR AUTO LAUNDR aaa i } Se i] reasona bie. Linde}} OR, li =|” $08: galen pao ay S65. es $50 4 bier i Y Say _ Broad LE = " Post: D spat: So Large city. Bor TIONERY STORE »: $2 eS ¢ & GE RWIT BEA SET Af s0ld Detore le ; : s Kennerty $2234 Mafrite. Bremen Pe Te. aS ~ “ > ~ > % & * «+ i > ++ 8200 AUT Y P ARL mi nth ar ane On! ood ; least: 244, AL LS—T ros. oO7 k. RO ‘ or be a? borh;y tern olng ~ ‘ ete oes ~ a ie = >»? & ° —"F~ . ¢ CONFEC oTIONERY, N “ «&@ Week ol CO Ls paras: AL mini , 7 aHENT > ria —- CRE AMERY a, - busin couple. Box H. 273 ==, D ELI (ATESSE N—LIncie luding bull ¥ shan market: sma) 0_separate _5561 Wells, to. 4 - : - ‘i live a! a0 f A] ASE Nth aa) & Quick b se.) COMpiele BOM OS Bt gy ct - cash nit: ne trifler. sie ee S STORE—Sou 4301 Fale month. Diz REPEL D8 meg 20 any Mid a OW Invoice | GRO - CE RY pana | Sgyfeetionery = : ay invotce - Gh mC = RY M. 7 % ane ARE T — oa DIETZ & | GEPRwWw ITZ, “4201 Pate tKET—anp ith § _f00 | ATE TO CLASSIF LOST AnD FOUND ~ So: : : : wed “ar ; ob kK : 0044 Ww ‘> LY AND MA} ff « ' ‘-*., rrain Phone ow ner, av: prie- i 7 alas $40 weekipn ‘ june Boz (MIL LINERY @ STOR bat la ete Ww est Fra ” 'T—Reason, rhe av ANT ~~, Reasonable Ss. Broadw way. 4 Trade or le $443 go —— * "RANT—Estabil ished ren ‘nvestigation. cheap for cagh, mishe Delmar, eT “REST: .U R ANT ; $1250 th : 535 nploye eueranteed; “= MU TU aL =Tisce TAURA en - LAT ‘ stan = - ~And ice ee Proved five. tube neu- trodyne RO ” MI \ : > cy ry? RO MoM NG Cay term — M , RO trad r ease. ROO} a LN« G HUUSE tu terme, RO MING rw ING . = " ee Es. ry . ite if Tye 1 DRINK Pa “FAROE See pool | Af © It is Casy to #erials) Come iz ceiving | set. OR a nite PARLOR s¢ awe Mon SOFT 1 DRINK PARIA Down, 0° month Car: 00 oa clear. 737 Fried 4 TAILOR SHOP ~Haet locations in oF tadlighed 14 years oe tirtag bu sl nese TIRE ace te ay.: Dirtz ‘4s ck 4201 3

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WEDNESDAY, _DFCEMBER 3, 1921. “a g tT STIOUNS COT-AIeP -EDNESDAY KVENLNG, DECEMBER 3. 199 MONEY WANTED | Jot OTS! ATCH ae ee ee ea: BCEMBER 3, 1924. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE 87 ee " ant - - — ———— Stee ee ee — ee Ee en ——— SAFE INVESTMENT ¢ oo ; “i So ao CREE ee = ee fl well $5000 firet deed of trust: ne au - 21 L~ uranc _ a : tae : | © ° be ° bs " | sa ee WOR a ita atistics--Ouestions nswere =-R adio NEW YORK CURB es STOCKS AND BONDS | Voi 7 Roe see" | . me TaN a Mat k ee ee ae 4 n ' * en 9 ¢ ‘4 . an —— — -_-—— —__ .-— - " _ — . — " ; : sa Snecia!l to the Post-Disn eh . a HI loan full \ lem ket Value ae Wig t BU RI AL, PEI SRMITS. caith - (325) 2. Faw , (IN LOCAL MARKET - NEW YORK, Dec. 3-—‘“ollowing | a ‘st of sales. highest. lowest. closing an‘4 . . . . ' “- rac at e . es 4 ath ~ img 7) os. 4 ; — ae h } iK ’ Gs lai a] previu - ‘ losing pris ! oa ' on the New Sr aetna aa ——e : | | . .— . = , ob ate nse! : Paice © stocks are euare W ” ‘fe * cage © i ‘ asue z . oo e cens pay t — ast i ? “ VV . - — ()% } AN ERS TO QU RIES , act ¢ v? mh are in tii) ; Oe bond : ? $1000, face a onah * ‘. ER EACH , be al > 20! sJoston, rorn IE, een ; . om ai — ee we Zt. LOUIS MERC [TS’ EXC? 7? ' . Births Recorded rr. | , or zk ; . a or Club. ec. 3 — - slow’ 7 te th of fiela re =S= eurity Hich.ijLow. 'Ciose.\( it “al Securit High Low. ‘Close. Brass; ‘ )| Mollie Thompon, 74 es oi. WIP (509) Philadelphia ,Uncle The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query, o Stn ens © Bigh, fOw and ciieing and STANDARD OILS. INDU STRIAIS. Burial Per mas ! Sulina Heasee &4. hi OU S. roadways Wip's story. Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be tations as received from Kausay City ond n Am Vj) 17 ay 4 be > Dunh In In| 31% SiN ‘31% 31) WMAQ (447.5 hicago, theat given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- us —— , | + ire EE mee 4a + “, “ * . ae ee organ, children's stories. ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. | . » > a ‘ ; . thi “7 ‘ > ‘ ‘ as — r ‘hneon & he ain wleton WTAS (286) Elgin, Ill., dinner — oe — _ ; UCH | 62 bs , | # Fy ne Mi 4 Me \~ LACE oe ' Nutt: ' > a = 24 . ~t- Fl as ‘ , i J e me y ” : ' ’ ‘ 465 ‘ ’ . , + K . Me ye . 7 4) 7 7 bs = - MARK! AG! concert, two hours. Ss. D.—Consult any jeweler MRS. J. G. B.—F ‘ollowin is an 6:15 P. M. , araing he watch - making idea for entertaini: Vale! x . : . . ' Two doze: cD 2°86) ittsbur chi ptiher tens " RDKA (32 EB. Fit PTEON] ‘ongult a very good compar t¢ ? | lt al watt ad ’ ai ae - : . , . musi a . 5) a oh ii ’ sbar : a” ‘ " Tig? 7 cj } , , . : ate nam ¢ | 7 b | Sarah Mullen asi iren’s program, National | hou ' 1 sell the records fo: ‘Tix ; Bee ; " a’ re . ‘« . " ." : ; ’ ’ , 240 , : i} heel teffan. ; 3° rn man. ae 8 rma n a ired On regaraing | i i ae NAA (435) can be had promot — — ‘ ‘ }* ; 2¢ ee wr 2) . ° . . ii? ¥ ‘ : . : rv i “ 14 ; 7 on | . , ’ ‘ rr) 1% : ; ~ Ot we " = ; ; ; e ; . * ; ; : J i 4 : ; ahs : “ a " ¥ 4 " . | 7 | j >*s , . Kal: — ag - ‘ . . er > « svgr ac - om ’ ANCES | , ; ) L ’ : > . = , , » - = | 4 os riiti 5 | ‘ \ ; i , | ; ; 7 " al’ - : yo ’ acl ‘ ; ‘ rs - e ii = | :* ; = a? . ‘ . j ‘ | nouire of : > } your | ~~ ee ‘ . all ie (2) Apply at mont Orchestra. + * vee Navy Recruitin WBZ (337) Springfield,, Mass., regarding enlistment. - 1? 100 S 7’ i + . ' " . wy ry} . ‘ | , " ’ oe - bedtime story ‘ 82 Oe » invention an for instance, wi say thi hr — — aviT . : “Os > by ‘ . 1.00 BUSINESS CHANOTS BIT 101 5 part an all ieee nee u muset mn 2 © : Nea vtnan pow ome : : » M. a> | = homed 0 Ria to Bide? / . pe _—_ ¥ ; ip = int 3 imam Par . ro OK : ‘ iT We "A > (462) ] - Sun I ‘ U © ; (Oll . J ‘ ributed . r , | z nar?e ve ‘pl "# a ; mm a y+ } ’ 4 2 eds : aS } ; 500. S BiN kes (HANt} — , + Mol _— ' “ul , J Ruy oa 160! a’ welts 3 lian reek ation. abou | ai r hearts. > yy : , * eae : na i q) -™~ ye : Vr “ . . " ’ “1 my ‘>i ’ Ww , wr } : . ri , WA's f _ ld | Vv 7 3 bj : " or i} : : ~ Oy) \ ; terme to 21t. pina. Mary ' n, 35, 2608 "DAE 3 Tampa, Fii n and | T lating of vir eun " olor girl AN 4 ; © Onto 350 340 M idieby- Marsha on ; WD. iJ Vo i3, 2H. ic va st gs - t eg ahou ; . ed a Of aie : " ] h 2 a mere 6 > % : : _6th et. St. outs, _Mo. ah t\% 7 A Palmer. 68 1533 Baco sic. , REE pylon penta gti ut th if- | post 8! {S. wetad SE + K. ©.171%-% 118) > & a het Fe “INDEPENDENT OILS. proven ol! ” f WDAR 35 Niladeipnia, | const tere shy doaattlg dhe P women Yo “- omy 9s a , a ¥ f ith product! , =~ ’ rat S17 nu’ ’ * \7 Relleview Sr rard ' ilumbia an lent DECEMBER OA’ r Syn 0% 3% . “ ecuction enough ty 4 . , | . %, Bn Dream Daddv a + . i Nat BY hg ay ath y Gividenéds on goo4 ~» VW ade sene ni, 7m set Pease aaay. erence 1 rY ‘means the ns f Imbper ic Can > eltner ‘nil st. J ' ar, Pgh Li os Cit Serv .. LOS ” ] j Rg! TRA ton wishes ‘nr {a'r . - . , 7 ’ ‘4 ' | ‘ 4 , « ’ qc ‘or WGN (* =f ) (“hic cag ' “~ Le , , 7 7 7 " . : se " ‘ . i é mer) a) oy vic oo) rac _ f , ‘ , in a . , ; mf ! - , 24h yr ‘Wpar : . : on . ‘ ; ‘ . ‘ 4 ere i . mit} i] " 4 ‘ > CC} } t / D ‘ ; : | : . bility ( ibanoe A. wm, 3511 » a) Ruhl, 46, = Proadwayr : , " » Vs - ¢ , amuse- | as rs | ' . 7 rr ‘ ' , | 7 ge Ling a - eee — SLU ‘ r tp ‘ . . " " anit from the start; be —— ty ~ ring ry Penro + : £. Pi * , : ’ Mec orn ick. Rt ier Hotel. { 7 geome miscne- Ade « ; : L 5 - ‘ ’ $6000 a er} 7 , ‘ b ’ r 87% | es - a PL a: BU SINESS, $40,000 , ‘Cs or | | : Nae et is ; sé 5est nregent themeelvesr , ‘hen le ~ ; er —— — : atin Am » ‘ Zz Ses PiiteTGos : - 4 a f re . ; ‘ aa ‘ . , La ' ‘ ; ; tats ‘ ’ 4 he a le ' , ;*4 : ‘ ; , ha : ‘ ’ ao4 ' : ' ; A " " . “en : 2 C", . 4am KGO (27 ) Oakland si) , aa a Ae ‘ - A f ee : . r nay ‘ (aEL WS : ie par : — > eee P —— 74 Radio a ort BUSINESS WANTED nf H, Blumenkarnp, 3761 Ladad | 8) Philadelphia, spor , Fair liors pass | row MAY RY! anue : : = 4 : . ~~ A - | 1usicale ‘ ] > ~ a " > . . ? Be aT > ? M ‘ | ry - ; : ; 2 r ) iwi > ie san ‘ . be ri} ’ ’ . ‘ : Cor of OCERY Wed. —wWel! located. 3 in ez. an egy OF sarov n ; ; I Ss, adinneé conce! pee wine 3 ae Ldel a | - ntainine a dozen ards. r ach | bee cae ' 136 » 135 %-55] . Mout . 7 m ; SOF modern, Seuth Side bangaje _ enc 4 er : WRBZ (337) Springfield, lass 6:35 P.M a ' & salle *hic} written § +; soup! Ju he C2 E ae P +3 Mi tor ‘ bod . "Oa? aepatch . : \ ' , 2 , = . «Pe . ‘ . ! . . i suis ' , . ae na ia a a6 | os ane . . . o - et | ~~ ti *h OR On 6 a 7 —~ : Le ). } oy? , 4 : ‘ o ; Day cash for contents of wlores ot at | at Dinner concert. | KYW (536) Chicago, Uncle Bob. park t contains 1374 acres. bong ot enn A EAE d ‘ = sd — " ert j . . - “ our man come out E. and M. Scnwart RAD A Fada. icert. 6:45 | i Mi a . ” — p sie . ‘ t : ' a4 Dec, 3 —I,iverpoo]l wheat was lower and 40 Penn 5 RRO T et! 11 ’ | ; ; : I e ._ - . ; } ;% ’ A , Q " a ; ’ 2 r) ‘ . . 0 a , ‘ ‘ ' ie —_. ‘ PP IRK. AUCTION Ra ' . +4 oS — n _— Sono ane eae : | ! ring Cate i lition Vh | th cards ‘have be en 1 rain Was reported in the winter wheat belt, & Pennok Oil. ' 4 1 Singer Mfg. 195 ae ‘T8081! Chouteau ein ibase4 My . ~ ae ss 4 aa ae _ W RAI (492) New Y or K. I mnel W rA a (253 ) (oa K Park i . ae f apey] ich u are. ¥ n. you mer) in “or at ’ while on Re other and Argen 7 p ] t ' ’ a." Ly 100 Ro CayT new BEL L You ] y : Ay We rat 23 "Ire concert, Hotel Wa dford Astoria, eat one hour re ul itn 7 mittance {01 : re; 1 } ouplet each news Was said to be lish and there on ‘ : 5 Stan P Coa! 27% R Bl SINESS — , ; 412. ; Le Synagorcue services; music, 4 hours 6-45 P M ak ai 1 COS a j nev av s ® af the reading of | . in cago of order 0 enip Pring wheat | 135 j j iI Stutz Mo . |) * “e lenge | ite of bu E ; 2 ‘ . . : j . PS . ‘ ‘ : & “* i] ae } \" Pp rr — bh , re nre senting ri¢ I P orn, ' : / Y, a Swift a ; on ' 84 % | pee > Bide EST MEN Fi F. and J. De Mint 8908 Sullivan. | WEETI (303) Boston. Sy lan KSD (546) St. Louis. Abergh’s|'| them to you or return the money. |it 3 ight into the parlor by , : a7 ast 4 1 om ’ . . . : ‘ y sr a ' . ai - : ; ' Un y. : a : he - , . ae hestra. ensemble. ' introduced to the po t “d d to 1d lower 8 i} : be ae 2 .do 24 pt! 71 | 71 71 ——— a .. «= BUSINESS FOR SALE —— ee _——— D LAUN! bs, thin bi Netmadl mt SAVSIoae oxrea~e#aocesun a i | | KPO (423) Ss ‘rancisco, Fa' NankK regardi! sending of the | ’ ‘ sf > Y > 7 °f : y f ’ ] , . i es ’ . 9 ; ry a 4 ? : . st ; af S@T) her "hy >| ve * ste ae , ‘or? ' r vs es . . ’ ; 2 > lal WGBS (316) New York. Uncle) wang (316) Long Island. Eagle || plum pudd follows o cups |; atentine ong the fl nee ae substantially higher o # Ven pj----. | 74 ‘Rad Cor w | 14%| 18 13%) 14 | Geebee. , four hours. nas ! —> | pleasant features of the supper a |i} he loc ash grain rnarket soft w ‘ 44 Thompson R’ 2%611 124 I WNAC (278) Boston. Ch (266) Milwaukee. Illini]|«herry. 29% cups ain &% cun | valentine cake” may be pew b> ep Demand Te tn | .2 Woodley 5% a Cor v ¢ ctfs..} 32 hour, dinner dance. | 4 aninan |i candied fru padenanny io .. jauced with good effect. A nicely jj / yu noe” th “~ : Ye | y* Ol... 6c 3c 5Pn G&E new | 24M) 34 ease, , yee age pom _—— © 2) ft . , FOprano : wens ; oe “~ ' h , ; ed cake. decorate d rit] anay ‘ ero ; dings . ~dnel tea, “ 1 — 1 Un 58 M Co 41 ! 41 WRC (469) Washington. Peggy | J (9) Washington a ee ee . j|hedrts having timental m higher. Demand was fair. _ pitt ake out : ' ae 3 U 8S L & HSB Albion stories. | cert tbegragg 2 a a of Pg ' eee, | (OOS ON them ul De iv] , per irregul ar. May tower and | " ow... ‘ ‘ 6% Ward Rak B 44a lem WTAM (23890) C Dinner D Peremptigg wie ge ees a AIK, linto 24 slices be is brought ||| July: bieher, but 1 varly wer Why . 6 Ae) Sane By 2 Went Pow.! 26% 86%) 28%, ey —- i : as : : M. Lia ‘ ‘ 7 > lL i¢, the table ia ne 4 . OV eB lot ‘ " verpoo) heat ~ : ant =a 7 WwW Pow pf R: 414! R314! aay! FRY "4 ~ ie program, Rova!l Canadian. } ‘ Ral aramelize he Prmaining ranne wor) a ed =» te es ws w thew : h hein ( ; > a a, } > = ; rt, 8208 ‘Pemaiorsi” |} Royal C . De iaenion os ities Winans SE ees oe eee ot ining |voung girls aw mak ) Ba heme F hn being (29) 1 AL&Tr pfd| 95 | 94% 94%) 95 | DOMESTIC ee RLS WSB (429) Atlanta. Sports, Bon- | t with the sharp lade « = entre » 7 a Bon dl | , new ! a + j Re it} a eliories . : : ine! Gi nt -* a As al Zs if , { . *¢ + ry aA Son se hy . ‘ " , ; — , - Ss . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ A! Pack Fa ' RI 79%, | 274 nie Barnhardat. sUiTT —s . me: fe, and insert into the pent U quet at ig? J Sul ; ‘ ‘ = ' ‘ . _ ] ar [GW (4832) Portland. Children’ ue a ia slip of paper on which rit heat rece!pta, hich were 986.700 , | a goncesks. 5:05 P. Mi. K t 4 "DT 7s : , ten the name of some ‘nun nal | 1 cw mM pa re ra | iehs 147 QF, ? a week ago ineary - > ‘4 . . _ ro Taii ——- . ; ; a , 4 ; . ' 1G 70. / ne} ore Z “4004 K ngehighway WIP (509) Phi adelphia. Dinne1 _Sujieinccgimasae me J a age * the Town.’ , 7 w : i > 42% 412! 0 1c PO lanai on x | 99%! oo "DAR (395) Philadelphia. “The} oy. io Oke eataaie tn teens hes gt te eens ae WCAE (462) Pittsburg. Vocal. 14 Comw : 5 & ty 10! 5ONR4%M 95 wet ‘ es . | 8 . ‘on’ whose na she aWws se WEEI (303) Boston. Musicale. Z sei , ho ee, la east 10 CRIP 5 ioe 100% 1100 % 100%}. 370) é ri en ¢ iss : ne and learns t} cin WMAO (4475) Chie at a. a > Bert! OF = ee tf Un 8S B! ur, sports. ; as : } ‘ . } ar are le } nartner he ic to h: } 4 447 ov) as cago. Musical 4 r) : i s@6 ‘ . J AR ®& 4 | OR % | ecu! onm Wr ee , a“ Nani j a one = eee , , : r rim ent mav be Hee : vi tit program ‘? b nt Pep 2. “e j :' ' 7A (Childe o 68 108% | 10! 5 | 108#%'106% 7 al ‘dtime es os tae ) ie te , yen - 4% Pp | 1% Cons G Bn! 24%! § 240! ; 5 Cit S 7a C108 1107 107 i ‘ ‘ . : has bud i ; La ’ ° . ' , | e 8:45 I . M. ; | (“er ‘Toh ’ g v4 te . ' , 4 Cv v 7 n NR ’ 5a) | aR ; * 10th i r 7 ™ ~ © . ‘ WF nil Sian dinaentie aed ae LEGAL INFORMATION. KFI (469) Los Angeles. Nick| 39 Cuba Co. .| 36%! | , Con Text Se) 87% 7 no : . ere CuTo “n . : P~ : : eI ' : Ag liga ts 3 Deny {"ol] rians ‘ ul Harris detective stories. %% hour. i ; . 4 - C-DS7 % wi sd 7 4 Ran r . os Ve! reasons b, . _t nde : po ren raat rz 4201 as. ee Wa Pp ARLOR, $1100 oniy one in neigh. - beot he: euay 7 Do! ne food business, ‘« ‘B3e Droadwae ; —s 44. ‘Dionet. h x O- PECTIONERY r STORE—2 roome rear; : $15 >: S205 cash if sold before Thurs- Ol N: 13th Ss ba © (Op ledagor Palm st.: « $450. r echon! AL r ; me 23. “ire ar Coty ip fy re TP + I Les CONFEC TIONERY, $650 aN Bide . “a week income . Al, N . . : i : qs 434 ; ‘st os ties : Frisce PAMERY—Good businese for right : Pom -T)ler match, ‘By ding bulid@ing;: good cas payment: — - 7) -* gus arn —T S = = a Ss ~ eS » 3 >, ae ee of sickness Minneapolis Bees IG STORE —Good cash; sacrifice: rare ppportunitv: mo trier. 4183 Manchester, ua STURE—C ‘om plete siock and ¢ fix WPee> bargain. Colfax 4590 + STORE ~;ravols ay ih males S75 dai}, POERWIT?, 4201 Fa'r PY GOODS se TOR b—South Bide: bs B50. rent $46 month. DIETZ & _ “; Pal NTS™ FURNISHTING—OI000 month a —_—— NTS™ FURNISHTNG—S17 | ’ ’ TZ 4 . a ; _ aes , Barito and Pa “1 | — . WG 381 | : atone aritone and violinist, Nicolet Or- ~ - - yer jre = ry és 7 . , : OC: RY—And confectionery: will | mocrt- [00 LA] ETO CLASSIFY asad hy ee reet. Iirnal = - der “~~ 7 , F RANK K.—~—You + in } Chestra. 1% hours |& week ago end 71,400 last year, included ce; Invol ‘* haar Gerster av —_ W HN e . a * ¢ " . ; im : Las , : nica : : } ‘ * ae ™ ‘* aa ane a aa 4 ; - . “ , te. enw" ; - _— . : ~) | £0 cars socal and 14 through. Oats ”~ r ou 6 an¢ ire | WEBH (870) Chicago. Steel gul-| ceipts, which were 60.000 bushels, com- CERY AND) MARKE ae LOST AND FOUND | Orchestra. aerials + Attarnew'’sa office Bh eke ' , ' K Ss D — €1 1° wo & ae : ofNJ 6a 24% _— ee av.: price $15 Tee . WTAY (283 Oak Park, Il. Fea-! ~, ': low corn. $1.14: , PROT, 6% ORL! OR : ne y.%|, nk ” alee ino uv > Fie 00 > ¥ ' s 4 \ ii : ‘ ) 1] Been w ire 4301" Pur al prograi 546 } Meters ture, radio talk, 2% hours. vellow, $1.10 % : No. & yell 2 ae : biter 103 INE WB And sles’ “furnish ; bo 1.0: ; . bit comes : e a blished trade, West Pni. Bo Pek rial : oa Oo. 3 white corn, 2: No. 4 vanis a } “% -THenate h eK ' un o}- WOO (50%) Philadelphia yrand i48G4 ne 14 103% : GRAND~-LEADER Daylight broadcasting at No. 2 white oats, 5@c; No. 3 wht 1 SONY 7 '26'105% 1105 1° (oOrean \ 4 Ty 4 Fateh ‘ . — ee es “4 ' ne 9 40. 10-40 1:40 1° -40 1:40, I - : . +f . wm {lI LINER) STORE en - . , meee : 1] ’ Market 9:20 PM. a a ue _ 4 white oa le 54 4,¢ tr») } BONY . 0 mont income rine $1200 ' ° 1) P | ana . 40 Dp rT? quo- cata rvs ‘ ’ ‘ aONY ° ee .* ; a , " A\¢ ~~. 30: N ; ’ ° oat rTAL INVES TMPNT ®n. ' hegin ’ ; aLIO! and news bulletins of KFAF (2230) Pullman Warch oa! 5: 3 SONY Frisco BI dc, ive 2246 (NAIR (lay wu “al rest to the Middle West > eg ¥- ) - a 7 SONY 6% #'1907%'107 y ' . — ce supplie: G ' b Orch ir : TIAN fees cer lag }| program. a |) Bale getupplieg, “by, Marke: | Glee Clu Orchestra. | | | ug OFFERING” LIBERAL sce ise Af. - ees anrags J sricul ire and principal @ Plena Ly — te oy Texas | AND MARKET IS SLOW i ie nt 20% | DRANT—Trade or a “ENE (96 Shena ' otel Orchestra, % hour. | O 4s B25s | $448 =a a make of § EE ates Wednesday—6: 45 P. M. WMH (309) Cincinnatt. Auburn's; NarionaL STOCKYARDS. Ml. 3 D Doo elten eee ; ome Dec. t’’ D Co 60101 OM! Al RA - = ; a ab ished ad ; , a ra : ‘a hile = Ore} nat ra — 2 one e.pts today esti mat ed Cattle and 4 I wa ] 10 D haoe and " : ‘ , re r f . A Oe i t kns ; A - « T tw s 109 & 108 % | 102 1 Vesti gation, cheap for cua. - . ’ = . es . . calves, 5000. hogs, 22,000; sheep. 1500 - 2 4 arket ' 7 ; f oe ; , . Arneser violinist. lirect from Hotel WoR (495) Newark. Dance | horece and mules. °50 . . ; V ae On Tall@4 108% 107 ana. . ° Wot lee —— » Sy ey > ee eee ee FOREIGN BONDS. ene oor ys rogra ' 9:45 P. f. ‘xcept in geome of the piain and medium ' : « P —“I?wITTy = ———————— . —— = " - ; , > A’ KAN’ And loe Crea: rn rier: —f h ad | e one #* , ' f : Te ri ; . —_ ; ‘ ‘ P } . , eis AjiGa ; KY (526 } { *} ic ax } Midnight a ' ; f Oho k acvan | Ope = fur er i A _ an oh a 4 locat! pe : rm , ah Pl adi } Va ' & ] 4 , " P*niand Je Ont as 96 4 95 5 CATON Near Carondelet : ma . -~ | : rs ro Wild Hose lac Wowe Review, Ernie Young feature, 5 | midwe: session @i SBtit; Ttal P Ae OF - oa | par Marry — on e Call Delmar , ‘ = ait ee! Gc mm : RE wry - em : = | ary. proved five ure i ~ : ;, i ¢ wait ‘ : Nethi¢Ge 54 108 102%! ‘be 102% S7] Al RANT $12 50 ‘ ; tube neu- Talk cA 7 . sir con :, ne A shor A . i ee AL gh = South | 935 de | | 900.00 i Le cane Retest > “Rutterflie .. . «Stel WMAQ (447.5) Chicago Seale 25: em ploye 8 ‘peanle: = trodyne | ‘fy! Wie | "RA Tore Wort? as EP eee —, | from Chicago charity I ant i pe ity For Work eee eae ue | ° ‘i — _* - - iakers S2e33 523833322 SRE K KELTER FF interest n pia ENT MENT 00. riacw 4) j . . ——— gat : ; jamal n Moszkowskl KET (469) Milford, Kan. Dance. | eifers 1 : UMING Hut “E— Wh | ° > * . : ‘ 7) & > ¢ * . “F s> % } > “pe ct : * e ° byt ell furnished; “cheap : ; ~- Th , OU! I f , _M. 2 hours & ) 0c jon F one e ot a * 100% + te 1100 100%, eer | t: terns oct N. Boy ' tha 4 4) se : . : ; : . ~ ‘ 7 . o } i = _ ¢ ' 7 : ’ ss . - _ —— ie id I urs (tj Lonesome ni pUT Re ‘ . oe : . ee ore ' tT ety oT if ' UMING HOUSE——6@ roome; big bargain; othe | NAC ape c) “Crooning Song . Burk KPO (423) San Francisco. Brad- ~g Oe. beet fC 2) ¥ Th G } raur Or leauge BOA7 }’, ure (cé) ' ’ ' a OF et? I Loew « Mr Ve uM . =, . > . . “une : : - A - : . : =! fle . ~, fe | j ¥ ixi i a ; 4 3 : ‘ » ~ : . ‘ Ler iw , ‘ . . / , ; > ‘ i oy ‘Tt py . i¢@iGd anc 3 onl , e " “ys , oo _ of ee, HO ror eee coms, good i furnl , 44 an ( ’ Sif | igo piano Pa « ne Makiand $ ~ “é - wr _— ' age (lv : a. : % ° ene 5 ork ( ourse : Piar fy ; K LA f 7) AK ; : : : i e MING _Hot ea 20 | | nates igh TN : _ $100 nh Weshington: ; - . Oy . — ‘ . . ; - ‘ = se . nag ‘ : gra rr) y oure | | ws An estimate oft y Aes (eee? hegs wane | Jer HOUSE—® rooms: Sarenl a] (°99) | neha ’ h a 4 Polonaise , WBZ (337) Springfield ass. | given the trad ‘ ene oa Lf. wm) Jib - fall Linde! % 5854M ee’ | worth- Minor . Chopin Dance music pening eale : On ike initial deals siture i Say we areas rt abe : ; : | ) | V\ (517) ) oit News i Mrs at WEET (302) Boston. Synfonians r loc t chest | = ane © Tr. Deimar 30] 4. ’ while gift ls MT | 4 Vi P ” Bones : reheetra OM | NG Hol se roome: SPOU: $350 a = ms | (‘a’) “Flowers From an ' Oy) eatr: - ue caniy Os 5 5 a -- . 40xx MoM ee | yo eve rene = , 45 P. M. | Bouquet . nni WGN (370) Chicago. Jazz Skam- | * att ~ eenaiian 7 . ' Cc cROy rf family if MAE), t84i be ; » “For Thee Aione er 1 hour . n aome i nde yesterday. | — Py hy 2 2 HOUSE—Neatly furnished; ie and friends 3 ‘a | . 27 ladise ris ‘Trail Mate” Smith ||| per, os i" m 13 ba cleared | exten! | 298 | 296) he : ‘ ‘ . . . ‘ ‘ —— 7 . - : i re tur th cy ? (2 ‘ Ruffalo 1” eT Or- , oor tie ta A ' te $ A Tonop vy ean 2 | ~- A i= Te seeping. 10 ‘ wy ; | ’ ‘ bn a" , is. , Waian ; andy “xe WGI F | 37 t ns ge s Tonop Min 1°15) 1°16) - -—- * | can enjoy. if onsin |] ' chestra. i to 73 ta 14 50 to! Wend Copp PA oH} row me: ” excel le 2 ’ ‘ . x ‘a - , : oig' PA aa ‘ ity ; ut eet T'tah 2 ol j é terme. 47x Page. 3 4 | . a * WCK 273 Meters 10:15 r. # , at Sad ne ¢ “ Ld guality | (c80)) a WWW IT Pp | _ 7 | | | ' ) WRWW (273) Tarrytown, N. TY —= Le apt ae ae . KDKR — . a-he out tion M Mi’! or na a. Le ' WwRW rehestra. , | i . ra ii ie} eA ii aa 3 e | fas 295) Tos ears ; ee ry ts is 10:30 P. M. a . _ - , nO} ’ TT 3 KOA (455) Seattl ING HO -7 rooms: steam heat) 2 3 i Helen Br Addr M rni- ‘ te Mor gz (4 a , t 5 : ' é : and music . WEKI (303) Boston a. We beg to announce that 10:45 P. M. ; g HOUSE—10 clean steam heat- ; > . | Academy, hours T Iohneo ‘ the 0 f : - = mull; location. | VGN 370 “hicago. “lassic Expression. WSB (429) Los Angeles. Eexam- = 5 i Volume-Selectivity-Tone }\.: So ee 2 eee aoe lee MR. LOUIS W. OCHS PATRING —= a | ‘ & i¢ Producers Live Sto 7 Music, = : idee ~~ LA ssisse | ek =) te SS e~ 2°. . Phat a. FE vod business, 4g 1 ‘GR pas U : Cl om sion Associatior ational ‘WE BH (370) c hic ago has this day . ee: WLW (423) sincir LCi. | to IN} \ : , St hour. ¥§ SHOR REP AIR SHOP 4 HE better you become acquainted with the Fada Radio im- Lerdts Ouaheatr: uis Producer Doing.” and A 11:00 P. M. } Bite Si eee, OO week a i proved five- tube neutrodyne, the more you will ve at its WMAQ (4 “*hicas iim ry | : Louis, ll.. Bh prebe: Louls. Varsit SEVERED HIS CONNECTION Be MUTUAL INVESTMENT CO. . om d rant it—selectiv- 3 M1 Night Owls es TUAL. : — mazing performance. Volume: as loud as you wan rom Loew's tate Theate 11:45 P.M : i Pine bite ive SP ATWATER-KENT—SPLITDORS ; ) sichinums ‘cima 'y deine a | with our DE EHOP— Hur his [you wre iookiR@ | | ity: to an unusual degree—tone: as clear and sweet and true as the : 7 eee Ce aad” RADIO SETS Nighthawks. 1% how: : BOND DEPARTMENT On er Lou's ty 4 SiC or voice se COASBT-TO-COAST RECEPTION WMH 20 Cincinnati Piano 12:00 Midnight. : paix xP ARLOR—2621 | x. , Sra ‘ d Automotive Electrical violin and contralto. kK FL, (469) ea Angele : a oor or: indoor : | WOC (484) Davenport, Ia. Pal-| soprano, pianist. cas PARLOR—One poo! | table * It is easy to tune and operates on either outd Service Co., Inc. mer. organ | KGW (492) Portland Metropoll- t — PARLOR—Sn0. iéth a “5 | aerials. Come in and let us demonstrate this wonderful radio re- 224 & LOCUST BL. Ss. Ae | WOO (509) Philadelphia. WOO | Orchestra, % hour. | Hinton a > « | Orchestra. ' KHIJ (395) Los Angeles, Hick- | : Ceiv ; : SOFT DRINK PARLOR q Ing set. WRW (278) Tarrytown. N. Y.| man's Orchestra, “% hour nto , ‘ : 7vy, | " " 500 montt : o—- 37° Prisce a Police reports, music WMH (309) Cincinnatl Roya! e744 WTAS (280) Elgin, ll Terrace! Order of Peacock R SHOP —Beet location in city: & Convenient Payments Can Be Ls Orchestra. songs. 4 hours | 12:30 P. M. | RESERVE SYSTEM abliahed 14 yeare present location: re i ee cae | | . 606 N. :} ' ) | WWJ (517) Detroit. Goldkette’s| KYW (526) Chicago. Organ, Mc- ow from business Mery , ACCEBROR — AnA . : Orchestra | Vicker j aie | . frecember 2 te ‘ ag $7500 or'rthe Pi mon} ' 4 8:15 P. M. 1:00 A. M. “i GER ‘ ; KEROZ (ORR) Berrien Springs. KFI (469) Los Angeles. Coooa- Mich, String trio, talk, cha, put Grove Orchestra, 1 hour,

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WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 3, 1924, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | a 4 rt ee ec SE ORK § OCK MARKE Bs a SOND " a i a SHOE COMM * «4 4 * 1s ih ; ; 3 7 te w " } e> . . o> ; . . . " os ELGG i : “e, + 3 ; | GOVERNMENT BONDS FOREIGN BONDS 4 7 a? . e : = ’ , , . ’ . . : . ’ ‘+ ‘ . ‘ ° rt , P , . ~~" . ~ : , ’ > «> ° . —_ : a kL. st ¢ * i - . ‘ : 2 am aS ms Ss ei | . , ay > ty . ale AZT) —! ire r >) ) “ disappointm — . iden = Tie. _« aly oe. in tncreasing | rectors Per cent of th . - - only 7 i rr ; Bad “4 I 2 arts , ’ , * age a 7 A quarter The rest of the Ta BY Lensea Wire from the New York A ¢s P47 147s ‘— B in’ oon SFR, 6 tome.) 78 37%) a5Q a58 Ls, potty , — “ "Tc Ge 95,102 % 103 os 14 Va-C0%e or A a? 7] 7. | (3 = , was steady. the Post-Dispatch. : ae ; siete 2] ‘ we j _~ '% ~i * : 3 : : “hi ¥ “ 49 49 49 Oz + .. , ' {ioe o : . = : “o Sie te - 8 a ' Ss ie 7 , Directors YORK, Dec. 3 — 7». ea : | path 7 METALS AN) hQUIPME ) BS. es... isan: oe . » 83 Jor 100%! ants *37 et @ Ste Company have : : i a > . - ¥ _- , = . of > — : - oe : oe sone: : ’ ei ° ‘ ‘ | , | p ‘ ne : . : , ‘ ~ . ole nn 5 an eee > apgeeet © te copyrigntes gree | AT: M36 Oay ai 2 aie 1 a ey ) rai gee fet 49, 2008 aot ety |S Reta Be ay dey! ATM SL ROAD Boggs, O° pres ‘ : 5 «& ‘ i . ; ’ ; ; “ase j } : } . J a! ; : ‘ P mig , . ~ . - . ; Vi ; . ;* : - 7 ’ : . \ 4 . 5 4 Pm mrt Py Pr rir > x uj een 4 Ctal review foday. says: ‘ . } } } wor : . ] os. i773 te ' That for i ar 2 > ; ht, . "~~ “ 1 oe of 1 Ar? 22 » A -. > mend basis by decia: hm» ra ee ‘ . , , = ss . " } Le ; " nted . L , . = ' i : ‘ ‘4 a ses . ; 1 ag 7: . . Ts 4 | - *% _« : : ac ‘ ». ; ; @ividend of $i.25 a fs : ' a High. r pr es Were i ‘ j } , , 7 77 ; ae ; ) ; 4 ta ‘ ' . ; { ‘ \s ee ii * : . ; etn , _ ; : 4 ’ ‘ ? : . : " : ‘ " “kK of ré : ; Dec. the Gavy'’an fi ie . : r ® o. ; . c ' . “re : "> >? . . : . ‘ le} iT a ™ yo. 78 : . mney “ = - . © Jan. ] to stoc s } | -* §& tinan ode : ia : , _ ' S PORK . ; : w &sis ari. ' a : ‘ azo the 4nnual rate Stan: al recea ry in , ' ' , ' : ‘ , , : “pe - , : , , [+3 os ' 4 year an e : increased Volum. — : . : . , , At : " z i. ; .. mased to $4 from $3. the NOtabie At» ey , ; , & +4 ' | pi. oe iL. ‘ $8 $4 , 4 _o ie 24 ] >, - ~ a x 2. 4.) ab : . a 2 | Stockholders of the # red Proves to he & resum) the : 71 ? s , l Se , 7 mn Zi: lOX Qa, ' ra lo Ay th ee 964%! one te ae A £0} : . 7 © Se ue: Rs . a fart Manufacturing Company major forward movemer Prog ; it 4 mete 47% il 28 Pid m3 . ) : ‘ bw Ap, 110 y Beth , ae ae vie ih . ,' en} O3 Bo de . 4 so | # ’ ; ‘; : : . - - . ~. ; : 4 —tanten “ : ‘ . 7 __. technica} Posir > he : > « ' i 4 } . i oe ‘ " ~ 4 ] , a > 4 . 2 . “i : ie r ‘ ie . i ’ " " _— . . we 43 ' las 10S Liz .: ‘ : cor ne : enout par Va'ue and to exchar Bhorr Rs lids R . . : . 2 - at * j ‘ ‘ . : = ; 3 + = ; , : ; -_ : : , | . 0 : : > ; 7 3 ; . : te al d ? ch share of c itstan ling e's "k : . ° . . - . . #7) - . _ ; 7 r. " pat : af - : ~ . és : my ; . : = P : ; le in . : i . ; ” 2 . . three Ou - sa : * «tk . : . . ™ - * ,_ » " ’ ~ of the Internae Placed POs maaan 5 ‘le ¢ i] . hone, ol Te ASSY ’ 7 gt lative), to th, Selling had a , a Pu Giscouragea TFesumed [he ticular ard t? Oe re ta Chean 4 1% 3 58 x i on = ee ty 29 196 yj 1} coe cer B 2087107 "92 ae Metal« 4¢ St. Louis. "as j o a? ale! 72. ~-a ~ s- > — New York Coffee + _- -_ - : — Now York Rubber - . ° . * RAILROAp Was only moder: " | L 142, ae | — x Aes. Prices Sei) , o | wa (9 } $2} p i 1} t)- . : ‘ LORENZO E "hee. ; : eT ' RAILROADS t Ba 4 ; é, ‘ , aa ; . " . , > sett #2. °™m ber New York th Serenata nth Du pane i23a, ) 4, gt , , FAT Stock | Quotations in foodsturs, et Mitty pe | | 1] 1s 1) — %, irumons 0 3 4 353, a ) 1% 753 “nF 186 Mss 1) 1] it NYE Gis ‘ be 11a 3 "3 F a, Exchange con ae PrOGUCtR mone ft 4 . , . , ga « aa ee ged ; , 1s 7 :, Dad >a 2) on af ‘89%. | te : ry - * . . ' . — ‘ ; . ) l¢ ‘ . . , . : » | . ‘ ' ; P . 6 _ 4 ; : ; . 4 4 : . ’ . 4 ‘ : ; . . . i . . i : “as . . . - ™ ; \ : ... ° . ’ ‘ ’ = « . vs . , I : . ‘ : ] . . . a . . - = - « : , | 2 ; . , = . ; . -_ _ ‘ : > . ‘ . ; . . " . . . % : ’ . . . - } Bf YN | Ss “an . , . ‘ j , = i . . : > ’ . - ; : | : . : BS : . ~~ ™ . _ 7 2 . -? > > ’ : , Ff ; - > 4 bs ~ ‘ . ” - . . - : o . ‘ ¢ e ‘, 7 : | ; ‘ - 7 ria, *, ., “ a Steel « Mtinucs rt. Gain. . . ' : : : thas been genes, Wanell en ; ra? ae ee 14 . , : 01 . j 2 218 1% | thar Siti +h. ~_ : pra I ] ~ ; ; —s ane al. . ws St 1 i loys [es in, . ee Booed Ries i beens A ong | — . a ie | 3 a 2 ' ~S eR : a8 . ; = , a x , St 42 7 : , ; = d nf Bending the reiet! DUSinese ne) pret) ah xu Sl Pet et he eee eS oe fn) ot 1BaT go EHS ED Ge 23) Rae ee Be Be | ek “2 A. G. Edwards &§ | : : . 0” 300 —— | ? - se | 16 3 SD , oF a pu Members “y New York Stock EF ; 5. ny nef ine’ | pd | St. Louis Stock Exe : tter, Eggs and Pou Chicago Stock Exchae™ | ince “Reco 'Oday val? _ + tures ere nhomis “~~ @ four Weeks or nt OPeracin ‘4 Per cen: | Goo Chicago Board of 7 4 farmers and ‘seine Capacity iz Iro POductic. , 1 OF LOG 1 6 a. , Cre re 7 + , " P inn. ? t? Rigo has “ease Ye : I ! S ary . Did | = - —— ee ads oe t . ~~ ~~~ ; P . ) oO : | . . . q ‘ 6 ty ' - Th . ’ ; - ’ ’ Sg - ’ ; "* “he ry i¢ , ; . ; > : : 4 ' e * ‘ , ; a — : . ay | as et, Br! 130 p41 : 15 4¢ 4 | MIs ¢ et 12k seer Se Te 99 eS ‘ Main 3380 4 higher than i — tie ee _ > @ Oe +4 tha a . 5 months ang «, -] a cnr eg Visa Meet ida: : a” 44a > , >. , | POINt since Jul. PP a 4 4 SRA 834 ' ) = 6) . e 3 a Rem. lst 7 Pu : Week Is tha eI “s ; , _ ., : : , - eS Tee Casts Mahe Be aoe TRS 1 Bake, Sid as eS mE PRES setae gt 1s =a TT TT wer = . tn te HT PUUCTTCUAANTAAAUAOA | TTT III fill — ew — + (ae son, Yo ae ork Cotton]! ¥: FS) ax i hee SS : : =n). = en onl SSM I HIM UUUUUUANNIUNLLT Investments } N-grade S¢curities afford yields - ii soOn be difficult to Obtain from ” like Quality: . Four “Checks” Plan Early ¢ Mak : , Sensible Christma kt, for the ] nvestment - Wise Gold Debenture Bonds 2. Bank Certification. Wouldn't it | Mean something to you if every bond 7 4 énulacturing aS et , G2 a ; Tx Exempt Bonds of uternational Commerce Bldg 614,’ : r RTO RICO aT HiIl] UTLIANIANAAAAUAN NEw S80 P ; . ". M Nasna Pr Hiine & _arton ® oDened a: the Pureag r n _ - Aff, . P * ; ' MODE romen- North { OuDties Hydro-Flee. 2 " . . —— Was mart on ; , eves, Fenuary 7 1925 Irie ¢° ‘ij ee: aha ee vies, Me Oe Harding Buildings...” ” ‘gy 4 rt Peto > _ - v4 hwes rn Pow, r«& Light {6 Ee he ae The Orrington eee Warren Foundry & Pipe Co. ¢ ‘> MTT TT HUHHII HT S [?) . S J Wh for PW | eriire u Teen : ; : , ” h ding. wi wd a? 5: Our Monthly lise of $90 mo afta st ati le int jt etasA . in to $1,750 Gn in adit; ' bond Offerings affords VS' Standing. o~n of a tw whereas th: " 7 t, =. ; ; if reer tmeue totals §> 400 O00) o@ tesue ; [mo pros oe @ broad ¢ hoice in alwave | ae Characte } eet & a it Price 991, to Field Over go, Price 100. to Yieig 6.500% _* veld ” and ast © times ove; Maturity. More than Denominations Clrew ers ealee '" @etall the ehore howds 7168 os.. eighty issues are listed. $10 $50 $100 $500 $10) seund COP POTS fi = SAG ws AIO pe Mi eal ment« “e% &’ DO Owes — a ae es Now Yielding Over 70, G-L. MILLER @ oo. ee eee ARK C.STEINBERG& COMPANY rr ‘ahem -6§ N Members «+, ; . Semurit partime; lar describing Our current list 4ttractive ‘NVestments gladly : MT I UII ~. ta é na oUshteling & Cg Boatmen’; Bank Bidg.. Phone Olive 5470 | ST. Louis ‘ * > e = & > HT * ew « “= Stork Ay "Ores nine—Boatmen’ Bank Building The National City Comnan, eon Ren tmen

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i es citi bial , es by oe a SS . oe ae - ‘ - ; # eed ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1994. en - e — —— ee ———_ 3 _ - — - ee _, ST nantes a ‘.a P 4 At I ty Oa. aly MO AN LOE By Pw l34,c; large muscovy ducks, 14c: geese, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ieht, 4c: leghorns, 14c: broilers, | lambs, 9@12c: s . B@dc: bucks, 2 California lar n PARSLEY— ’ nin te OR ee = 7 ' | | “Oe; cocks, 13¢: spring chickens, 21%c; | 244 —_ * to size and quai- CUCUMBERS~ Fiotion see domem bunchea Home-grown. 80 to 350 ver| STRING BEANS—Texas bu hampers,| LIMES—61.50 per 100. . i 1744 10 te leghorne and black, |’ BITS. Fresh in good condiiton $3.50 | | PARSNIPS—Home-grown. washed. $1.25 | "* LE | box “Ip ent In . O80. Caan -oe | eprin ; 4 C; ys, ; 27 : 14 he : [SGGP ae . . . . } . . : : 2 MA “RK j »% , s od. ti ; Foreign Exchange . | fe > be ge Oe: ci old | $2.75 ver dose =} LANT—Filorida, 1%-bu crates, B78 ber 100 Ths. Colorado mcked. $2 to $125.4 Darrel , earrete, "97.50" ‘Neus , ORANG BS— Call —— a , | 19. nA " ‘ me-cTowWn «globes. 60c to ai a Biot 2 towne all Sot nd"Bae Race: | sagaparom eames oan, 0a w | MEE Nemes. et te we HE Reba etcre att eke J] i. sire and personal ef — SS tee sore : Dolan? © = ’ . rer, PHARS—Fi to ; S ov; y de - ke zs eran exeh 4 (| (il) ($8.79; young guineas, 1% Ibs, $5.50; | per dozen. GARLTO—Loutsiane strings, 450. to $1.05; N n | yy c Investors everywhere use | fects wherever they may 4 " ' ° : ; 4 — . ———— | | es fancy, $7: cholce, en. $2 to $2.50: off stock 500 to $1.50 |tome, 23c: No. 2 turk Ac: ‘ , $3 ! $4.50 to $6 . : . ‘ urkeys, 16c; ducks, | “ROASTING PIGS—Ze te Ge ver Ib. Soshet crate; Texas, 750 to $1.25 per bul rip peiee 5: cashes 96 | per box ‘|| {t is wise to insure jewel- ne Tt $44 . young guineas, 1@1% Ibs., HORSERAD mam 6% $5 ARTICHOKES—Californit, $8 per boxs | 974 ON SERADISH—Home- Ne, 1 be. The strongest protec- bills on banks, g4 DRESSE ° $3 75; > | 2.75: . I> Lease _ “3 i” : SSED POULTRY _— lrurkeys. 1Try- home- grown brown, 1%o per lb. ; per 100 $1. 5 t 2. ° t ' repacked 6-basaket crates. : . A , 4s Deg ”. Cable picked, 32; turkeys, ecalded, 800; ov BEETS—Home-grown, 250 to 800 per GREEN PEPPERS—Fiorlde. 1%-bdu. De ibs.. anal & { Texas 6-basket crates, repacked. tion is desirable. : : iaee, Shes beta, eke ee le ree: | eee wEnanes: 400 to S08 ee Oe OT ner | Biba to Oa) © SS4O: Texas hamoem. | FRe ber box Onion, 440 to| °° | spring chickens, 241¢c." gee ae ase: a a hae BO—Loulmana, $2 to $2.50 per scent AIFY —Home-grown, 750 to $1 per | moO Da W. H MARKHAN tucks 16¢ to 20c; geese, 15c to 20c. CAULIFLOWER—California, $2 per} KAL} SWEET POTATOES—Home-srown ve! oe: en Tee a, Srans, : HA i- : $3: ‘ | ‘ ALE— iTome-rrown. 600 per box | FROGS- —Per dozen: Jumbo 5: : crate LE rTUCE—Ca lifornia iceberg, 7 Aa low. $1.75: nancy hal! 21.75 to $2; red phat ) tr . 4 mi Call Central 100 3; me CARROTS—Hom 25 o 4 B Cc | ur 2 75 - 4. : e-grown, c to 40¢ ver | $3 2: mor - @¢a OF Ok nae te ' , ty ' wd “ 6- os op on, ‘5e dozen bunches; 65c to 85c per box; New | “Wiersan GREENS itn nisi poo “on eA, : "$2 20 “ r bu box; Ar- | eo'n: AN SG; fen York greenings, aa aa aa —_ a ee Oe ait lbds.. aa we Ib. : 165 Yor} bu baskets te "Be ner box a Te. - ~— : M > aise ~~. 9 © ' . _ : ons, /, ; lb “? - . *) a m . > an -- ~e —* ADISHES— ig.an if tc nes GRAPEFRI SU» . RCHANTS' EX Be — SG@9e; — Ib.; saan -00 an CELERY ROOTS—$7 to $7.50 oer bar- | $1.00 to eh ee and Fastern gacked pened ~OULS.ana tips, Goce per doz BANANAS a by - ip Pee. 83 te $4.50 Aa Ba Ca eh o2s%s , = ‘eo ‘O.5 coarse, underfed under- ‘re ‘ red, VO to $2.40: wh ; Utah, larg "TA GAS ™ COCOANUTS—86 A ; 2 _- Internationa! | Sen? e& eliine (nr chareee: enring CELE RY—New York, 2-3 crates. $1.75:veliow 8&2 25 ner 100 — “9; U s $1 = pangs ym —eeee, We, $1.15) CRANBER IES Howen £6.50 per %4-' A B Cc oe : barrel crate s ttn welll ~ ne : «LOUIS ME Oe Hit ot ' Lik ——— D ” ‘GE. Dec. eda 0-s} - ve d down on the ex reflecting probably > neo” ent over action of di 8 a in increasing dividend rate only # quarter per cent on the; The rest of the market PN TREA I —~lIboilar iy ON is5 16 > | Bond Sales—Contin, a Somapeaieeee tinued of the Internationa! les 3 +) i . ye ‘ea oo Lilie L000e High Low have | At ed ~ ual div! : Reorganization RAILROAD BONDS SEs! ~©6 UNITED RAILWAYS COMPANY OF ST. LOUIS | i RAS 4 to $4 from §&5. | stockholders of the Fred Me-| | dart Manufacturing Company on 19 will vote on @ proposal to e the 10,000 shares of com- stock of par value of $100 into 900 shares of common ‘om yt par value and to exchan a i : Baie ew nse To the Holders of the Securities Listed Below: of the new no par aluc | ix A Plan and Agreement dated October 1, 1924 for the reorganization of United Hotrers or Cerrimicates or Derosrr on Recerrrs issued und respective deposit agreements 3 , ? 7 ‘ er the it Railways Company of St. Louis has been adopted and is being promulgated by the representing said bonds or stock who shall not exercise the right of withdrawal under the deposit 4 wee a, the prices pai | ; | ° , ; : ; , ; empared with the preceding Gay's eaies, undersigned Reorganization Committee which will endeavor to consummate said Plan ane a a such Certificates of Deposit or Receipts were issued as stated in the notices printed . wili in the event that said Plan and Agreement shall become binding and conclusive upon them, become pike previous transactions, °1 se. and Agreement. The several Protective Committees whose names are subscribed to parties to said Plan and Agreement without the i | notices printed herewith have also approved and adopted said Plan and Agreement and sf 7 SE AY OES recommend its adoption by their respective depositors. __Howpers or te Fottowmec Boxvs may | bas on eee their bonds with the depositary listed below. : and Agreement by depositing Horpvers or THe Bowps axp Stock listed below who have not heretofore deposited their securities . with the respective protective committees whose notices are printed herewith under their deposit agreements St. Louis & Suburban Railway Company First Mortgage 5% (8%) Bonds, may become parties to said Plan and Agreement by depositing their securities with the depositaries under Mississippi Valley Trust Company, St. Louis. the respective deposit agreements as specified below. j mr io “'a of? stock | following is a comp! | : fand U net changee, 5 Bhoe com .. 50114 | sa All securities deposited‘must be in negotiable form, and stock certificat d registered bonds must - 0 ofa ¥ 64118%)..... St. Louis Transit Company Improvement Twenty Year 5% Gold Bonds (with coupons maturing April 1, either be duly endorsed in blank for transfer or be accompanied by came reneiain Ay ters duly executed 1 Candy corn 0) 92 ' 1924 and October 1, 1924), with signatures guaranteed, together with such ownership or other certificates, if any, as may be required ear com. eet os t Mercantile Trust Company, St. Lois Bonkers Trust Company, New York, under Federal or State Income Tax Laws. All preferred stock certificates must have proper stamps affixed a ie com | (45%) 2 3 American Trust Company, St. Lowis, Empire Trust Company, New York, for transfer. All bonds must bear all unpaid and appurtenant coupons, if any, maturing on and after the + | Fidelity Trust Company, Philadelphia, Fidelity & Columbia Trust Company, Lowisville, Ky. dates specified above. , 2) RI vi, | Deposits of undeposited bonds made business on Decem- . {$15,000 101-1 Cass Avenue and Fair Grounds Railway Company First Mortgage 5% (6%) Gold Bonds, ber 24, 1924 pr which no Akan ath bo ced — ee yo yor cress 1815.000/101-28)_ : 3 Bankers Trust Company, New Yerk. R imation Commi —— aan Baths ci dividend 2 per | Mercantile Trust Company, St. Lows, er pany, New Yer Be sme Semen. determine. 4 i ae | ewman, Saunders & Inc., has, as stated in the Plam, agreed to form a syndicate of which CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Lindell Railway Company First Mortgage 5% (8%) Gold Bonds, be manager to underwrite the 245,745 shares of new common stock provided in the Plan to be nb ym Tn the following table Mercantile Trust Company, St. Lows, Bankers Trust Company, New York. Preferred and Common stockholders. e closing bid &: : ; , Copies of said Plan and Agreement be obtained from ef the above i tl some eeu Compton Heights, Union Depot and Merchants Terminal Railroad Company First Mortgage 6% Bonds, a sr may any ome named mm the previous day, thus showin Mercantile Trust Company, St. Lows, Bankers Trust Company, New York. Sopetinan oF rom the Secretary of the undersigned Committee. / : 3 uritie Dated, St. Lowis, November 26, 1924. F. O. WATTS, Chairman, market position : St. Louis & Suburban Railway Company General Mortgage 5% Gold Bonds EDWIN M. BULKLEY, Mississippi Valley Trust Company, St. Lowis, The New York Trust Company, New York, WILLIAM P. GEST, United Railways Company of St. Louis Preferred Stoek, J. K. NEWMAN, First National Bank in St. Lows. A. L. SHAPLEIGH, Water H. Branpiey, Secretary, . J. SHEPPARD SMITH, RK United Railways Company of St. Loais, Common Stock, a Central Trust Build; : | Beseritess?! SS i so | D. SOMMERS, (4%. 73%! 74am : <me to and adopted such Plan and Agreement, and shall be bound by all the | inbhers el heed po ee ‘iat er) Depostterses pee perineg , i= nll — terms and provisions thereof without further act or notice. 410-412 Olive St. | IG8— Fresh ontry aaa ed. 46; Bawcers Tevust ComParyrY, LE ROY W. BALDWIN, ) fy firsts, 38 to 43 Cas¢ re- 14 Wal! Street, New York City. OSCAR FENLEY, Deted Nevember 26, 1924, . Ltr jews Emrias Teust Comrary, F. J. LISMAN Main 3380 | oS ge 120 Broadway, New York City. CHARLES 8. LUDLAM, Bank Buildin ; SuabdbDefosstervwes HARRISON NESBIT Boatmens an ui &. Awenrcan Tavst Comrarr, PD. SOMMERS A. M. BAENES, Se. Lewle. Me. , longhorns. 20 %¢ 716 Locust Street, St. Louts, Me. Bl acomggnactageanagey We J. HUGH POWERS, ae 7] a a eh bricks. 20% c: Fipecrry Trevst Company. oe GEORGE W. WILSON, Devositeries B. A. TOMPKINS, Depesiteries rT f , “AKS—Live pigeon ° c 7 ¥ “ q | | | MTT THE HT | ) Geen’ common live squabe 75: 325 Chestnut 5t., oo ae Committee Mencawtriz Trust Comrarr. Committee. Misstssrrrt V ¥ Taver ‘ UVUUUAUUEUUVGUUGENUUUUUUSUOOUUHU ILLS lacs ag Poomsre Gs Cousupra Saver Courant. ris 75 7 aaaiaamees cove: =, Ke ner | 1 Wes ain St., lie, . , U II | | [es POULTRY —— Hens. heavs as | Barxers Tacst Comprary, Tas New Youu Tavsr Comrarr, i , 3 BeOULTRY — Hens heavy, 19c: Meacantits Tavsr Comrany, 14 Wall Street, New York. New York. : MERBON ELECTRIC MFG ; ; . St L ar Mo - M Stock Dividend N vestments Za rece: ' Seventy-five cents ($1.75 bas been declared on the Preferred 4p compat y paya? le J ar uary 1. ; Stockholders of record | eCcem securities afford yields difficult to obtain from Vield 3 EE EE ee Due About “ . she Mm. I : ° 1833-6 5.909% ~ 4 $3,000,000 To the Holders of Receipts for, and undeposited To the Holders of Certificates of Deposit for, and undeposited Preferred Stock of United Railways Company of St. Louis Common Stock of United Railways Company of St. Louls Plan and Agreement dated October 1, 1924, fer the puntestion of United }02s 6.25% Tax Ex ted October 924, for the Committee acting under the Pretec - - < *mpt Bonds of fer the Reorganization ef United Raflways Company eof St. Louis A Reor aoe erg” A Plan and Agreement da t X @ ° : . " 1951 a) 0 has been approved and adopted by the undersigned as the Committee acting under the Deposit Agreement dated October hes been « and adopted by the undersigned as the — Seides ef eaid stack whe chould best O44 = ‘4 PORT the urdersigned as sa Committee and the Holders of said stock who should come parties thereto September 30, 1924, between the undersigned as a Committee an 1945 6.50% 0 RICO fine I a “A copy of eaid Pian and Agreement has been filed with First National Bank in 5t. Louis, the thereto as therein provided. A copy of said Plan and Agreement has been filed with Mercantile Trust Company, ) Plen and Agreement Depos' 4 aid Deposit Agreement. The Committee recommends the secceptance of Louis, the Depositary under said Protective Agreement. The Committee recommends esceptancs by Se tbdders of the above mentioned Stock and Certificates of Deposit issued under said Deposit Agreement. Agreement by all holders of the above mentioned Steck and Receipts issued ome Building. Washington DPD Holders of such stock not now deposited under said Deposit Agreement may become parties te and participete _ = SGek Pr wu January 7 10°! in the benefits of said Plan and Agreement by depositing their stock, in negotiable form, with stamps affixed for 1946 G 50% : Movement Tex aA ; “tay age transfer, with the Depositary of the Committee on or before December 24, 1924. For all stock so deposited the 7) AI /O Ge fee8 value o¢ e2 ain ~ Depositary will issue Certificates of Deposit under said Deposit Agreement. 1934 650% & O7r2.1923 bear Sen i oe ea Holders of Certificates of Deposit for euch steck whe desire te accept the an greement need ® ne affirmative action. Any holder of a certificate of deposit issued under said Deposit Agreement may, in accordance with the provisiors thereof, on or before January 2, 1925, file with the Depositary written rrotice that such hoider - A eat if rrr? y)} yo er 1944 6.50% = pon form dissents from the Pian and Agreement and specifying therein the date or dates and the number or numbers of the heer enn HP xc. 1933 6 hO% : aie to eee ations of deposit held by him. Unless holders of certificates representing more than « majority of the par value hal y but — =. * and tw onta 2 sees a /0 vy 1. 197 Sy + BR of he preferred stock deposited under said Deposit Agreement shall, on or before said date, so file notice of dissent, ich , Pre-pepr vier aggy rewal of eaid Pian an’ Agreement 1930 6 60% eh whell and Agreement shall be effective and binding on al] holders of certificates of ceposit issued under said Deposit end con nec ou abner . , / the ose who having filed such notice of dissent on or before said date, shall within ten (10) days there- bing our current list of t th ' : Agreenen® oe deposited stock by surrendering the certificate of deposit therefor. Investments gladly mailed wit! be opened at the FPurean 1939 6.50% } Y Sirs, War Departmen: RF | Fokg i Holders of such stock who heave set yet become partics perticipate in the benefits of said Plan and Agreement by iting thelr of the Committee. on or before December 24, 1924. For al) stock so deposi the Depositary said Protective Agreement. f tox nm Aasire to accept the Plan and Agreement need take no affirmative action Holders of — for such sto xk @ heer Me Agreement may in accordance with the provisions thereof, on ofr older of a Reveipt issuec on t of bie pro rate share ae determined December 6. 1024, with ommittee. of the obligations and expenses s are inter est at 5 SS Der nua v cr Jat iary after withdraw their Deted November 26, 1924. Y wf Ms of Porto F —y & a eel ORRTS, benos mn ae Of Por Lacs cn” ical shicling & Co. SReee es es 2 igen eo . ° Mion for Porto Rico 5 8 1923 (1943-1055) Public Ir € ln Gnd sddreasei to “Chie Affairs, Room 3042 Muri, Depertery ine = D, Oe prt. Presr Marsewes Baxa mm St. Loum Washington d« inc.. 1918 Phone Olive 5470 IS ietrott Milwankee i ificates : UF INSULAR AFFAIRS. 4 “SSafton. D. CC. Py

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DE its | . a x e : d COAL aprcti: : & | @ Y Circulation than the merning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 40 partiamenta:y | porters of the Government and 15 | and the commission wil! begin members from the opposition. The | work on Saturday. names of the commissioners will | come up for ratification in the) Chamber of Deputies on Frfday | the campaign last May. The commission is to be com- | posed of 18 Deputies, who are sup-’ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CIT mission of inquiry into the use of FRENCH “SLUSH” FUND INQUIRY “slush funds” by all of the polit- Commission to Investigate Expen- | ical parties was created yesterday. | ditures in Parliamentary Election. The commission is to inquire into | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH By the Associated 'the amounts of money spent by PRIEST'S CANDIDACY Fea PILES. Stitt KNIFE Cap] tee No Pay. No Chloroform. No Danger. No Hospital. a Se sineas. Call or write today. It will pay you. F FF BOOK Valuable oo PONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE. R Pile Sufferers - a) OR. C. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Office Hours, 98. Bventags, 7 to ©. PERIENCE | - Sundays, 10 to 2. = pimple re In his wu 501 PINE STREET. ST. LOUIS, MO. Drs. M. aa at i msive J Sst i any druggist Den ocrat Beccessor te Smith and W. — at jbernatori nor for na 8n all Ji r of Rowles Mentho tion last A wust. P ext cal ed thi Fulphur and use it like cold eream. cits by 6$04 over Georg ’ 7 - former Internal Revenue Coiiecto! Dr. Arthur W. Nelson, the nominee, ‘é 77 and Floyd Jacobs of Kansas City It is known that he drew heavily . % from Republican strength in th | Deputies in AD e-3-e— —_—-- — A PIMPLY SKIN NEEDS SULPHUR Any breaking out of the skin on face, neck, arms or body is over apply Sul pim.- ' . W men 8s Fe GET OUR PR ome Save 50c to 75c Per ¥ We Guarantee Our 'BUXELL COAL = =u |General Office, 371 4 he % MERC S sarrerrco. es _ QMO WASHINGTON SOSSOELMAR WIN I2™ST | Be alert: Read today’s CAB.9366 CEN475@-+-2 ineae and see what its ow So ket. ate RECHARGE RENTAL i he ee ee eee hiw Other Democrats Mentioned. Pemocrats mentioned as pros- pects for the nomination have no ‘-, stated their positions on the m bit: Drop ‘‘Freezone’’ on anach- Ne instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it richt off with fingers. Your druggist sells a_ tinv bottle of *‘Freezone’’ for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without soreness or irritation one Doesn't hurt with the except f W (Carter. attorney and chairman of the Citizens’ Bond Issue Supervis- ee, and Ww. president (‘ommitt »”* ™ ‘ larkson. her of ("or ory nmerce.,. clined used Wliiam Y.. gressman trict, has been date but has friends how McDaniel}. is non-comm! to permit thelr names to } Con- Dis- as a candi- even close Lawrence: Attorney, friends former Eleventh Troe from the sought not told he stands former Cj ttal, but his 'say that he will certainly seek the i nomination ' ’ : COUGH OR COLL THAT HANGS ON Chronic coughs and persistent colds’ lead to serious lung trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a new medical discovery with twofold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and kills the germ. Of all send drugs, creosote is rec- ognized by the medical fraternity as the greatest healing agency for the treat- ment of chronic coughs and colds and other forms of throat and lung troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the inflamed mem- branes and stop the irritation and in- flammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is absorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and destroys the germs that lead to consumption. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac- tory in the treatment of chronic coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat and lung diseases, and is excellent for building > the system after colds or the flu. oney refunded if any cough or cold, no matter of how long stand- ing, is not relieved after taking accord- ing to directions. Ask your druggist. Creomulsion Co., Atlanta, Ga. Ask For Hospital Tissue. Everything the name im- plies. Made of hygieni- cally pure products un- der sanitary conditions. Your Neighborhood Dealer Can Supply You Cupples Co., Mfrs., Saint Louis EEE_~ Radte material i« bought and sold threegh Peat-Dispatch Wants. led Statee Joseph J. Mestres, cha the Democratic ("ity mittee, sai Priest or With Mestres irman of ‘‘entral Cause it if not elective H. M. DAWES EXPECTED TO HEAD OIL COMPANY Ry the Associated bh rees COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 3.—Henry M. Dawes, who yesterday indicat- ed a desire to resign as Comptroll- er of the Currency is expected to become president of the Pure 0:1! Co., succeeding Berman G. Dawes it Was announced today at the o} company offices here Henry Dawes has been identified with the ol! 20 years business for more t-,: He is a brother >f Vice President-elect Dawes. The Pure Ol Co. Is one of the oldest pendent oi! companies tn Ita properties are valued im excess of $200.000,000. Dawes said yesterday in Wash- ington that he wanted to accept a inde. the 7 mer. i business.offer. * A Great Opportunity for Christmas Shoppers An important opportunity never before presented is offered on Five Dollar Day at the very beginnin Here are the things he wants—check over your gift list—take advantage o He will appreciate the usefulness and quality of a gift which comes from this store. of the shopping season. these savings. Shirts Give him Shirts for Christmas—Five-Dollar Day offers a great chance to complete your shopping list at substantial savings. | Every $3 and $3.50 Neégligee Shirt Choice of a great range of finé white fabrics and beautiful colored fabrics. All sizes. Just 50 Dozen White Alpha Oxford Shirts Thursday Three Neckband and collar-attached stvles—a rich mer- cerized Oxford. All $6.00 and $6.50 Flannel Shirts Thursday, 95 Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs are always popular for gifts. Nev- er before has such an opportunity presented itself before Amas. Any $6 Worth of Handkerchiefs 35 Choice of Our Entire Great Stock! Linens. silks, cottons, cambrics, whites, colors, in- itials, fancy borders and embroidered Handker- chiefs. No exceptions—any six-dollar combina- tion of prices for So. Gloves All $3.00 and $3.00 cape or sucde leather Gloves, 35 All $2.00 Cape Leather Gloves __ Bz.$5 Ali 36.00 and $6.50 Lineal Gloves Two Pairs. Three Pairs. . Neckwear Never before have we presented such an oppor- tunity to A\mas shoppers. Any $7.00 Worth of Neckwear $5 Choice of our entire Sreat stock $1.00 Neckwear. | Seven for 22.50 Ties | Two §& $1.00 Ties { Two Three $2.00 Ties | One $1.00 Tie { $2.50 Ties | 82.00 Tie Two One Two One $3.50 Tie Two 531.00 Ties One $1.00 Tie Or any other $7.00 combination of prices. for $5. Mufflers Our Entire Stock of 83.00 and $3.50 Mufflers Two $5 for This includes a wonderful selection of the new flat weave Scotch wool Mufflers, silk Mufflers, and fiber Mufflers in new color combinations. All $6.00 Mufflers $5 Imported Scotch wools and fine silks. $6.00 Velour Hats 5 An excellent Hat for wear now—wanted colors— Winter shapes. Union Suits $2.50 Union Suits lhree Sutls o5 Medium Winter weights, made of fine full- combed yarns in grays, ecru and novia; all sizes 34 to ov. $7.00 Gray Wool Union Suits $5 Medium weights—sizes 31 to 42. .. he nm tru os ee ae Y oe DD ect NES BH ES Men’s Wool Hosiery Take Advantage of This Pre-Christmas z= Five-Dollar Day ae : 4 ote ym . Any $7.00 Worth of Wool Hosiery Thursday Choice of Our Entire Stock! Regular prices are 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, to S30. Any $7.00 combination of today prices, Thu Included are fancy checked wools, cle wools, heather mixtures, plain colors and off® fancy designs. : Men’s Silk Hosiery ~ 75c Seamless Silks. ; a | 4 Six Pairs te = . * t id ’ M . “. 4 : : 4 ‘ . ; ' EP * F. i 2 ee, Ee A the on . gag ee) P - ae ap - % 7 LF, af = hy 2 ie bae tie a 4 | eS oe <5 $1.00 Full-Fashioned Silks @1.50| Clocked Silks..........ec. your $3.50 Very Fine Fancy Silks... \ j \ Two ‘) Pairs ' j 0c Fiber and Silk-Mixed Hose... Golf Hosiery Anv $6.00, $6.50 and $7.00 Golf Hose from regula stock Thursday. eo —_— —— -- 9 oo Men’s Jewelry — Cuff Links, Evening Dress Sets, Coat Chaingy Buckles. Shirt Studs and other ttems. ; Any $7.00 Worth of Men's Jewelry "5 Choice of our entire stock. Any seven-dollat } price or combination of prices, So. ) Pajamas $2.50 and $3.00 Pajamas Three Ss s Sane ss: Whites and Colors Just 10 dozen. very fine. English Broadcloth Pajamas $8.00 Values Thursday, $ 5 A Splendid Gift Beautiful Gift Boxes Furnished Free! Fare Refunded to Out-of-Town Customers in Accord With Retailers’ Plan 4 a_—— Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth Store Hours 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Saturdays 6 P. M.

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WEDNES DECEMBER 2, tb04, ee ; x COAL i) inca ~g - | 1. LO U IS PO S|- DISPATCH *e “ Popular Comics | Women’s Features = ae | | N p GET OUR PRICES a \ sy WY’ ews Photographs \\ Ys \\ . Ay \ WEDNESDAY, tat = ‘eSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924. PAY CASH WEDNE \\ Save 50c t ) \ \ ) , \ we ty mdicticegelang) , A SS NN \s NS YA ~~ Ra \ General Office, 271%-20.22.24 eee a, A Lg ~ % jf? "2 Yi, YY %y 4 “ee OL Uy 4.4 UY" Re alert . Rend toda y's Want YW"-4 _” bn, ‘ ‘ Ye —Y- G Go4 1 G3 Yj y ° ‘ , % Ye “bo “Ui; UY, - 4448 Ld % L LL. ceases oe eee. . COPPA E LA offers and see what is on the * hy ket. V4 “fe \ Www, ‘ KLSSSse WY SS ss =. a gee ae tee SSS nee NNR NNN RW =... s %," ~ J SLASSASALSES ASE SEE SEAS SESE SEER EEE EERE EES _ + ~*~ ae ea ud ppers beginning vantage of this store. WSARARN AS a~ acu & >. ie . s Sg Pr Pe Ri ins iam ae IS SOON REA ee Pe ay ; a 5 , Yaar mak oy: Russia, who is coming to the orth of Wool | ee . Fea ie ae . United States Dec. 6, for a two ursday Kae : all eae 4 weeks’ stay. The Grand Duchess Be 2 gt he” “Ee will visit Washington and Phila- “S; | es nae. BT delphia, as well as New York, to S : confer with the various Russian ) oe Bot Relief agencies. The Grand Yy 3 . £ a) | Duchess is an English Princess 4 G , i. ce tire Stock! ‘. % g ‘ /. | by birth, being a granddaughter Ar agmaggemagmage: i amenaummmn arm at SE iyptt ttt tétittttorrrrtted of the late Queen Victoria Z HIGH SYRIAN PRELATE Vi; Wihe YU” Y; Yo lldliyf y iy jjussthuyyy sz . ~ -~ = . - —_—-* . “ ™ ~ _ >. « & > >. ——e * Wace avy) dR Raa a easanns SOAR Rad WY N nes GY Pe * Members of Mrs. Frances T. Goggett’s English class at Central High School, Washington, ate cross word puzzle ad- dicts, and the fascinating twisters havé been ‘included in the class curriculnm. —International Newsredl PRota SS Wa Omannrnr beauty editdér, on board the S. S. St. George, and Eugene V. Brewster. WOH Wo Sy @ Underweee @ Underweed. SS N \ ~~ .) SS SANNA MAAMANMANN WS NS LOO, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 , a ; Uday, oe, —Underwood @ Underwood “ oe. > “tty «se sa Uddddpyyppppppppppppttltvor Y Yo - —_ a WN N NS S N ~~ S ~) WA “AN .* SFA AAELEEEELEFAEEAAFEAEFEEALEE ¢ 444A4EF (hhh hh hth aacththhtdathedh . exes Px > a x : te > : eo: ‘“ ~ oday prices, Thursday, i hecked wools. clocked | Yy Me, ¥ . “4, jlain colors and other > AS WS «* > Wy x WARY \ ~ ~S >> ‘ awwss Ss + y 44, “, Y \S ~~. Hosiery + +. & a >> >>> > > > >> > > > > > > > > ee > > > > 5 Eig?.2 Pairs Six Pairs ‘ / } J | Four ' ' i raaa~e ao % scAcLa aA ES * * i te Two Pairs f ’ / Pairs { é , are eee & % Hose. . Founesn ; $5 psiery Golf Hose from regular ae te eee eS = % © . i * 7. > >) i i i ti i | “A Ee “ae ES gs & 5 “ eae >) > >) > VA ARR Re - a G oe * we A a _ Y , “Py “A “ Ly bee h Meceddcccceecccececceeceecccedcedceccdcceeaeehdddddddddddsssdud,,siielssggusilld AZZZ. A 4% 4+ > > CWRNCA CK SARK CARER CR CCR et eee OOS 48% 0 0 8 08ee ee . ‘ LAY we NY Cae Sie eo ae Fe ee Wo AS NWS Ss BN. ene SRSA S*® TLE EREDAR ite ttt hdd > > > > > > > bh > > b> >> > > te . DH oad ric oe oo N N ~ oe Sa ae # ‘ ay 7 * a See TO" LS > . s&h bb PRB; ~“ - “ "2° > ~~? "sy 7 s é Jefe ~ he ey Se i ae OE ate ee” ra Veer nes 6 ea Se Cg ye . 5 ia ce a Z OOF iggy, Mey o eS aa ‘Ls A > + + =“ "7" SALA > >) oe mn ANAN aSSSAVESESSVEES >» see > Stele aatngog ste ope ge > SS gacmmermemanamcemmnct rac “3 Got ecD> ARERR pe ASARK WH - ier oe Prince lyesato Tokugawa. : of the House of 4 and head of the Jap- 3 delegation to the ington disarmament x des ‘a ~ So ba 3 = ‘ — . 1. 9 aaa nartctrssersarildlalbdalllldltonnnennmmmsiny Dr. Alice Hamilton of Harvard Uni- i S. Army Air Service was ; ersity, who has been elected as one Two radio trucks with winch the U Ney hy "of ; tog pee: of the members of the Health Com- out into the ast for the specal international radio programs last ys , i ks were operating at Mitche) Field, Long Island s0-kilometer course on tricycles. mittee of the League of Nations a The trucks were operating < an eee er oe Soe a a De ~.h i hh gasses rl MIWA} 3 ; S seb oe

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ee a a a a BPPDA DAL DPI i i Ait e ST. LOUIS POST-Digy ee) _ 2; TB cxeTCHES BY a staee X Ts a ———— ee —— el - ——— WBGUERITE MARTYN a weer ~~ +7 ~ s — i oe eee a published each day following. : n everyone, excepting employes members of their families. ii oe in announcement of contest is not plainly marked and | i | ' if plainly marked. St. Louis, Mo. acceptable. oa 2 “A SLIM Younc - TOR. THE OFFICE ; | AFUR TRIMMED Coar jo SERVE FOR DAY OR EVENING. | * — s an “up bde-times frock In which to beat the time clock,” “an office | past remissness and at all times frock for the day with a luncheon engagement,” a “coat that will serve for evening as we!! | time wear,” “a frock for service.” etc., etc. There is a note of apology yet in | some of the advertisements styles addressed to women wage earners, you will observe, but at least a beginning is made and if imperious Dame Fashion is about to acknowledge that there is such a thing “as a working woman and there is some hope of her looking Smart as well as merely respecta- and BUXTON PRINTING Telephone, Main 3480 & SKINNER AND STATIONERY COM PANY Or Fourth Near Olive as day- | i ——_— Se ible, we should joyously forgive her |pause and listen to her valuable suggestions. Looking at the examples | coats, frocks, hats, etc., especially | commended by the fashion author- ities to the business woman (some of butter ; ’ ; a --and you can’t buy better apple butter at any price i923 0 66ee | Post-Dispatch printed 14.577 Musical “Waste™~— 7979 more than the THREE other Bt Lepie mseweneees combined apple > zi 4 <i of which ex from these for reproduction it strikes one tt different from tomed to see women, in bust other walks of B® hat the business tm attractively as ly, really has fashions into all along. However that 20 AFROCK FOR ie DAY WITH & <S LUNCHEON DATES ; po excuse fn the future for f!!- and misguided dressing women who toll now that august arbiters are deciding consider and even to cater to § business woman. Maple Nut Candy. etwo cupfuls of light brown and one cupful of maple and put in a saucepan with 4 cupful of heavy cream. Cook My until it forms a soft ball tried in cold water. Remove the fire and beat with a ail- fork three minutes, adding y two cupfuls of chopped pe- nuts. Drop by the spoonful on fin paper and -let stand until Remove from the paper and in wax paper if the candy is Stand a day or so before being _ Insects on Plants. ] ts are quite apt to gather [plants after they are taken in- To remove this annoyanc? seap suds for watering the or simply hot water. Ful and with a spoon pour the hot water, ceesinning at the of the pot and pouring each ul nearly to the plant but ful not to get any on the If one application does net tually remove the pesta re- the process the following day. tual cares of peopl. | the Dossib!. that row, oo Aa and “flee that will 7OU as French “eat ourselves — Price ts so low. Only at

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ETS EE EE I a Tee rrr” IGE FOR WOMEN || Children’s Stories 7 Household Hints epAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924. ———— -_——eo— - _-— -— — ————ee - — - - - --+-- ~- -_-—-— > _-- — = - . cea " —— tt _—— aoe — — — = _ . —EEE = - a A _ — — ——- —_—~ : - 2 - . . —— etieatieaniin i - _ ” 7 — - . 7 - — — — — / on = we - =- - - - _ . - = —_ — = = —— = - - _—— ~~ awe - - va a me ae ~~ GETCHES BY W hat to Serve DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE : Copyright, 1924—Simon @ Schuster. Inc. e yeRITE MARTYN| | +» Tomorrow :: |'—~ as Ss 7 8 > 10 SOLUTION OF vEsTERDAY's puzzie ||| -Q= Children’s Bedtime Story -0o- By Thornton W. Burgess a | i i i i ae lll tt a i a aa nee | — ; ' i | IR AICTE [Al [elo BREAK FAST. | now VEBAIVIEi2 S320 ons | 3203 230 Sliced pineapple. g kde) a 2509) DOe4pee Dr 4fo) QWr4are@ (vars! Cereal. Waffles—honey. : ° hief,”” thought Farmer Brown's Mrs s to Be Right } Mr ° Reddy Prove t 5 | Boy. “Even if it should »e that sow | he is the thief, I don’t want him When things seem very far from bright | killed. I wish Dad hadnt said ‘Tis better to be wrong than right. | that they could hunt on our ‘and.” —Mrs. Reddy Fox. | He said as much to Farmer Men REDDY didn't thoroughly | | Brown. Farmer Brown lookes Coffee, cocoa, milk. A SLIT YOUNC PRoqiaben mie wand enn TOR THE OFFICE DER 7, | | Corn oysters Hot rolls. Waldorf salad. Coffee, tea, milk. DINNER. ¥ 1 INN ts Broiled lamb chops. f ANIC he Rie : RAID INUele Bile (inti Bic srussels sprouts. > lat 14 | HOW TO SOLVE 4 Pineapple-cheese salad. enjoy the chicken dinner =p | grave. “I know how you feel,” Reddy Fox had brought home. | Said he, “but if Foxes ving on “I feel it in my bones that trou-| our land have been stealing chiea- ble is going to come from this,” \ ners |ens from our neighbors we have said she. “Why didn’t you keep : no right to protect those Foxes. away from that henhouse, as you |Our neighbors have the right te CROSS WORD PUZZLE. said you would?”’ | jj 1" » protect their property just as we Coffee. teal milk. | Each number in the puzzle indi- | “Pooh!” replied Reddy. ‘‘All the te _have oe ey oy to protect ours. tf CORN OYSTERS | | cates the position of the first letter | trouble is over already. I did | | |} the Fox who stole our neighbors — | of a word. 'chickens has come over onto our . = . ; m a ‘ ; 4 ¢ 2 = Beat one egg until foamy and Fach word reads from left to | ean to keep away from that hen | | house. but when FE f d self | : land our neighbors should be al- add one cupful. corn Mix one- right (horizontal) or downward td ut wnen oun mMmySeit | 7) rm. n lowed ta follow him. (vertical), accurding to position. ever there the chance to get an-| © - . a "1 - ‘ : ~ " . | quarter cupful flour, salt and pep- . > | Farmer Brown's Boy had te ad- id aad to « i. eat well an ‘ros ll imterlock. , : cross wil rlock miss. There is nothing to worry|up ons” replied Reddy. “All the. mit that his father was right. But drop by spoonfuls into hot deep , att wx i Each number in the _ white | ‘the first chance he got he slipped squares also refers to a definition about now. I led that dog way trouble is over already” te the O64 weet to makes 24 oysters in the accompanying table. | off in another direction and lost, csi Hilbert ng ORACKER RAISIN & > | Each definition suggests a word | him there. I promise you I'll keep) than this, he had asked permission | the home of Reddy Fox and : | , SIN PUDDING. | possessing the exact number of | away from that henhouse unti]| to hunt on Farmer Brown's land, | Reddy. Six large crackers, split and well | lett fit tr white space al- : . “© ov ee | HORIZONTAL | Ser a es g pac’ | this affair has been forgotten. so and Farmer Brown had given his (Convrieht 1924) ' , , buttered. ‘lace buttered side up rm ay A 1 A play 41 A jot Destroy | > white an elve | enjoy your dinner and stop wor-| permission. What troubled Farm- in dish; pour over one quart of af 42 Each white space is to receive | till , ~~ tar ri Fresh Pack—Just In ” | D rtity 3 Continent § Stay | one letter only. Words start only | rying.’”’ -er Brown's Boy was the fear that ae ee ee ee ore ment. 1 A dandy 4 Man's name Observe | in numbered squares. But Mrs. Reddy didn’t stop wor-|if the hunters came on Farm- O M an B 0 Y m the morning take tw ees 2] ao ‘in » Oo | — — : Im th ) g 0 eggs well A stamp : urselves | rying. As she had said, sne had| er Brown's land, they would find _ _—_ ae oom tists : | Ra»ishes needs . beaten, one half cupful sugar, one 1a A tate Scorches 5 Mercenary | a feeling that trouble was coming the trail of Reddy Fox and he RED BEANS half teaspoonful each of nutmeg, . . USEHOLD You see, Farmer To content Votuse > Pair (abbr.) from that stolen dinner. She | might be shot. H ; : , ealthful and Nutritious— : ost spoonful each of cloves, mace, salt. | Combination of 51 End Annoy GG STIONS ! feeling Rut Kees $0 dea 61d. ated ' fond of Reddy Fox. He knew eek Your Nei | 53 Siesta 91 Passenger ‘ar : 5 ; » 4 3 Mix sugar and spice and. salt to- | things wed . "eo anal she couldn't get rid of it. Reddy) Where Reddy an rs. Redity| VALUES COMPARED Exposes o Inqui! e 93 Deduces li { d bh was afraid - ‘onatiti e | Cover 55 Rabbit Constituent of soap | | laughed at her and made fun of, Were ving, an WER egg, then two-thirds cupful : ye nips ee hoo | | OUR PRICES ARE LO raising. *ut layer o ‘rack ir : : ul 99 Smooth fabric | 6s , lle | ; eigen: wageibae ee a ts i When mailing home-made candy, | “Just wait and see,” she would) lead the hunters tnere. pudding dish, layer of raisins 6 Sincere ee Of course, that farmer didn’t) — @ u ! . na - uaw tease 102 Conceal ‘rap each piece in waxed paper be- | reply. | t At ROCK YOR spread over mixture of spice, suga An ancestor Away from (O) Se ir4iul'e) >i |-| ra ulta Cc Cracker raisin pudding. “ea > 2] _.—.—_ -- “4 fat. Fry a golden brown. This —_ = al .¢ _—-— —_—— —— - ee _ EF. _—_— ee -_—_ we gether, then add the well-beaten ny ] (;enerous ents are used, then add one cupful ° From ; ,uminary 196 Floating ice | By . OF! 2 NCHEON DATE” | cup nly om : l 7 ; ciaiiia tS . _ . . " = ~ (Fringes y ' exirea 4 P T AK cantata tie —— pound of coffee came, and when I | wore a troubled look. That farm | Delmar Laundry Co. | Consult Us on Your Beauty Prevleme tong agen ~p agony buy matches they are placed in | er had borrowed Bowser the The Home of Laundry Satisfaction |] THE BEAUTY SHORET Stream beds 88 European river | there and the lid clamped on. Then ound to uD Si | Phone, Sidney 945 | MES. G. W. MUENINGHAUS been stealing his chickens. More} | Sidney 1405 ensider and even to cater to business woman. LONDON.—No one who has — ee cae Mas . dy. : spent a week-end in an ape country house wonders at the i own | "aa two cupfuls of light br vogue of the flannel night gown. | J Weeds | of maple , i> oY ch and one cupful of 4 Present day models have been Ba a? + Pot ulousl teh saucepan with a 3 A rabble o rest “abdulously fr ae = & eaucep ' moved from the strictly utilitarian | Wave-like molding Simpleton man l of heavy cream. Coo ial cil wate: JP ye ” | mptul © : , - bell to the colorative by selection of ») Expressing con- 59 Rough 94 Spike | hours. t rms a soft ba | | ‘ , ie : | esti] 4 "7 ' pure white wool as a _ material, sent Side glance 95 Innuende ba le tried oO water. temove : ; i “7 -onast ‘ . ning. om aforned with exquisite embroidery | Agreement Re oo ' a | Geese lanning the fire and beat with a agil- sheut the Fat na J — To cook : bove Do you picture your dinner as ‘ "é : COLLIE ‘ ' ‘ Tes oy . r q 4 in) : . fl “ Mork three minutes, adding a wie ui on at | — 3 Vehicle Poss.. pronoun. well as combine it satisfactorily as ¢ two cupfuls of chopped pe- cuffs. ] ills ide de Olly fruit: \*» State (abbr.) to taste” A combination of colors Sats fee by the spoonful on | P 6 ° 2 sition 5 Miners pickax 5 Cerium (chem.) in vegetables makes the dinner om “ "y +. New York.—"Blow hard’ made 2 oity 1! Ribbed appear- 107 Denoting hesita- | more appetizing just because it nh paper and let siand until °* 38 ing fabric tion R f th ang | & watchword by one of the popular SE os cn, cartoonists, is an injunction any- The Solution of This Puzzle Will Be Published Tomorrow. in wax paper if the candy is T : a day or so before being one can follow with safety this sea- | > | ifferent from what we FY hale ° ° differen ‘ : = remove this annoyanc: : Sty ol Don’t Worry about Gray Hair § ‘ ie te oe oe Sclual cares ere satis. ‘This Clean, Colorless Liquid Will | steaming br they B Until the | po mY tried Restore the Original Shade CONSOLE MODELS | that you, | Thousandsof people have quickly tests to make—as this one clean, | see os . _ banished erpynees es yo pee colorless —— is —-¥° on apy $145, $185, $295, $325. $350, $375 You Reeme! . stored the original shade to their gray hair. Money back instantly | pe *Fench hair with the remarkable prepara- if olor-Bak is not satisfactory. UPRIGHT MODELS th tion known as Kolor-Bak. | Beest grown ) Physicians and scientists know $100, $145, $200, $245, $295 Mation Blend _ that gray hair is hair that has ceased aa & ourselves — ae to receive its normal supply of QO I a | is 80 low. coloring matter or pigment from , : Terms to suit eve ocketbook. 2 certain tiny cells in the scalp be- Banishes Gray Hair Ty P cause these cells have become in- SPECIAL SALE Every home can have a New Edison now. |ective. No matter what the cause, 3 Days Only \it is amazing to see how the gray- Plays all makes of records better. | ness disappears when Kolor-Bak is used. It is the best known substi- tute for the natura! pigmentation. | [t also banishes dandruff and stops | = Ey Oe the scalp — ba ee B th | 1) hair. you are gray, Kolor- Regular | ar e - esen er is all you need Se nanibe your hair Pric« $350 u look ‘‘young”’ again. No need to furnish a sample of your hair—no | Piano Co. Judge & Dolph’ : 910-914 Pine St. weet Kad (Winter Gerdéen’ ~

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COMIC WED? ' DECEMBER § COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 32, 1824. Most Persons A +f hE owe! ee - * : ~ a ree oT 3 >: ae ~~ ts =p ee OO er Ore ‘ Lest articies, if f * returned to the o ” ‘ ~ * . . ' 7? , ’ . . In words that Dring a bitter suubé, the Babe has added a few singles in Case of Alleged Des; ite his non-appoiatment to his regular repertoire. In Oo His late lamented rumning mate, "Tis said will not receive the gate And hit the skid for what he did, When plots began to thicken. As in the case of all the Prods, Babe has been wintering out on the coast and hitting .400 in the news photographs. He even had his picture taken THe KEGULAR PATRONS HAVE NEVER OBJECTED MUCH To THE SKIPPER STOPPING spiracy on Contracts. By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, : A Staff Correspondent of the Dispatch. CHICAGO, Dec. 4.—-The name Mrs. Carolyn Votaw, sister of Who worship false and phoney ia Tc. a = To THROW SOME CoAL ON THE FURNACE WHERE Jate President Harding and wife ds, ohnson, lereby spiking the ru- See a am THE ForxKs WERE AWAY FoR THE DAY BuT AT encase sca pohigaweass « For Burton K., a feast they'll lay, Of fatted calf and chicken. I see where photographs can go Across the sea by radio, A patent queer, designed to cheer Bambino was through. mor that Babe was slipping. Because the Yanks failed to win the pennant many thought that the Such is | fame in the big leagues. The radio fanatic. We look to see Babe at the old : _ aa eee NGG Me'ech | snl cent eammmed eoreating an -MUTT AND JEFF—THIS HAPPENED IN THE RITZ, PARIS—By BUD FISHER (Copyright, 1924, by er, star prosecuting witn And send it whirling into space, epidemic of sore arms among the — na i. a = lige ta : seit OH, MONSIEUR rv aa! HER a ed for Forbes, former Vetera Across the seas and hills and pitching fraternity, as usual. MONSIEVR JEFF Free 2-0 ty gic Sang raged THe DiDa' tT FR : p | AND TELL HER redbapeny Fier coe yma te trees, carmen | Sey’ ape Ceawen ss ee ve SEND ANY nig a These ARG EROM ah formed Mortimer ane ve : | ; , pare TO Miss. YVETTE, Fie TH ay TAKE MY tHe SAME MONSIEUR fy m cronies Into mortal ene Providing there's no static. TOO TRUE. BELL-HoP. Room 1270. GENTLE MAA) NAMES! THEy CARD- a4 caused Mortimer to turn Go 41 HARDWOOD TINISH he Be ee we See WHAT'S SENT Att SAID :- WHo SENT ME “a ment evidence. : : i> “‘INITSH. , . mM, e & h he Mill f it) ee HER wLewens er oe | = thd yore eetcgen > He, Pare ee where the Millers floored the ; ” _ | When Babe appears upon the where bient S | h might cause a scandab Indiana Flooring Co. soccer team. CAME FROM. i place.” Judge Carpenter — pitching hill, ed the Government te in The Indiana Flioor outfit hails And straightway starts to nurse an ein evidence a letter wr | from New York and | , Bpcen 00 ee rom New York a s composed ailing arm Z. ames GC Med Wee mostiy of Swedes. Hence its name. Or suddenly is taken very 1)!. orbes were connected. a 44°75 | The other outstanding feat eee eee = . & ef the day's session was testim ¥y Mortimer that Forbes list KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN pend approved tae eran SS wherehy he was to receive a VY TIA wo ma yf f 59 6 f*) / Fins “THaT MARS. rap tial \ TA, eo oS ~~ me nopatsealee ae CRT ARS. KS Vaitts * STEALS ” ee Western: soldiers’. hosp! IWAIAT ces Ve WAY mM - se Trip to West Coast. D TO MAKE THE ETTA WORSE. SSA GUPP- . Mortimer described tri ES TO MANE HM STOP-TCSS : te ! tin s e wdeacd who is alleged to ha “ase —~- ) ones atl mn lhempeon’s partner in = yy | = 3 fon pira: and by Charles » Another contractor. RADIO IS DESTROYING THE ART OF CONVERSATION—By RUBE GOLDBERG ‘ In reply to questions, Mort! a — —_ ifiel that he had talked ATION ‘ Boo Hoo - HE rm. \Voraw In Washington a & HASAYT SPOKEGA) Me “TE trip and she had been | NO I G0 a.one Mrs. Votaw. at SA > > feis Like ®, wa n the Veterans’ Bu ————— ———— YOU'RE DON’T SANDPAPER ON is now in the Public Hi — | THINK iT A MATOH : Moertimer intimated ‘sag LOOKIN’ Box Votaw wanted to go In © | WELL ! WILL RAIN B be near Forbes oS Sa Pa ee ea 4 oO f oTtimer started to say, conce a ’ ro MORROW . the con rsation in which Otay s ame was mentioned, =r. Votaw had threatened w Forbes out of a 10-story wi ~(E ONLY | COULD FIAD OUT A SCANDIL TIMES i GETS To BE AN AWFUL NUISANCE. , f THERES No SUCH THING @Wontractor, the tria! of Charles R. Fo ‘and John W. Thompson, St. charged with gpiring to defraud the Governme -on contracts for hospitals for vet erans. . It was injected by Elias H. M when Judge Carpenter Ped him with the wa tf such gossip was not part information seught from ABOUT HER —- OR : - Baa ig« that BET ae : imer finally was permitted DiO FAA) AA) [ eevee] te the conversation _betw Kis W iF. rm HALP THe PEeDPLeE rANE Thompson and Fo f cone FROM “THE eo Teaco Forbes sald he did not wa 7 THE RAbIO AAI il THis se — A nr ‘rip of the Veteran OTHER HALF HAVE SNe ee ee “SORE THROATS WORK ine “Forbes had told me.” Mort! EN) ©\) THase WHO STricc WAATT TO FROM “TRYEIAIG Ty NIGerT hued “not to say anything HolB A CONVERSATIOAS CAAT COM PET: OSTYELL “THE Yotaw about the trip. WITH THE EVERLASTING . LOUB sPEAKER coe ee ee eee RABIOC MUSIC. i ning to interrupt our p eel bs ° ° » being a sister of the Presid — = public service he afraid it might cause BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS Government counsel e Thompson's letter from Washington, and to Mortimer at Gan where the party had t Defense counsel prot | YOU HEARO Me «1 SAID YOURE NOT GOING OUT wou STAY RIGHT HERE as 'EXPECT THE HAIR WHAT THE DICKENS OO | CARE ABOoOT . HAIR-ORESSIN'-1™ 4 HORRN AND PUT iT UP -tI WANT TO LET MY HOSRAND ‘AH-H- GOOD MORNING = — pe f\ ¢ — > D, en, How |S THE WiMSim SEE HOW YOU LIKE MY HAIR 2! | OUT’ ne SEE HOW 1m ——~ | usty Col, Eastby 7 FIKED UP NOW; SINC Ee IVE = coe GOING TO > ; &*'orney, sald the letter x } lous and immaterial,” “ph Laughlin, of St. Pson's counsel. declared we was nothing in the &* the client objected ta, the court should read the Widow THIS Am —— ae lS fore permitting it te the cause of a scandal Place * Thompson's Letter. NH ding tt As a matter . the letter Merely in | er that Thompson - . " tgnorance of the L | asked about it in W ‘a Votaw, who had ind. and cautioned ‘o say anything Ww eE=— -- ~ a ‘ eT CSS ee + : Fa AEE, 3 é 3 _ bi esi fy iia