St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 12, 1924
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hoe. COMIC PAGE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 199 "@ Most Persons Are Honest : Lost articles, tf found, are eee F returned to the owners when ene ‘ the loss its promptly 4 advertised through the E D I | { © posT-DISPA TCH LOST AND FOUND COLUMNS he Only Evening Paper in St. Louis W ith the Associated Press News Service % (CompleteMarket Reports) + “ Put iv OFF TILL i PD ——= RSC EES 6 > 5s 2 ne een pee Sn —_- i a ( OO Ir | TamoRrow ANYwar!) [MMMpL. 77. NO. 9. ce ST. LOUIS , FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12 1924- —60 PAGES. PRICE 2c ENTS PLENTY OF TIME : ; | % —— —=== = == =" TRMPERS IS “Psa PRIVILEGES OF DEFENSE TOADMIT "a ete LD. CONEERRED UIE VTE, BUT | sie | CHARITY ABUSED, THOMPSON ‘LENT’... "22°" qu ps UGE HOLDS y y HyTILL IS IN. | PAYSIMNS SAY’ FxeR’si5,000 ===" gy poston u. MAY GOLLECT CLAIMS | | i Ye ee ee as | | and the ae ee eee ee ee . _ ; | ats e th : | DUMFERIES, 2 A a. Dec. 12.- | Be ae FRAVE STATE : a. Ff 'Medical Society Discusses | ‘Contention to Be Made in) “Peter Pan” grew out of Sir James! Dr. Marion Talbot, Also SES Rc Ae PE te So ER eee | |M. Barrie's own adventures in| | ee eC Problem at Meeting to| Case of St. Louis Con-|pumtrica, where he spent his} Honored, Makes Plea for fer Sis, Oe Ane ee . ° . | School days, he explained yesterday | | a ee: ee Me Consider Changing Policy! tractor on Trial That It! ) aot, tha Leadership of Modern 9 ay mag in receiving the freedom of the ss Train Is Rushed From : city. of Hospital Management. Was Personal Loan. The play actually grew out of the Girl. fflas* — “ (URE ae Be —$—$____— dreams he had while studying | FIRST LADY” WHO Is _ London Questioned Right Tex., to San An-) ae 3 3 7 Mee mathematics at the school under | eee WS - Laredo, ? | dee | 7 NO AGREEMENT AS TO MRS. MORTIMER | John Beilson, the writer remarked, | “CHAPERONS ARE | NOW DOCTOR OF LA | of This Country to Settle- Cc ht, 10. ae pe adding: | : } , a , ' (Copyrgh aa noes. id ay? oriner. tonio @ ie CAUSES OR REMEDIES | MAY TAKE STAND | “I would have had more pride in EXTINCT ” SHE SAYS | oj oe ake ce ment From Berlin With * s es | res e | | |the presence of my old mathemat- ‘ ee te Be: Ri: . PEPE BG Oth P ] AFTER be $a Bie ge R It D ] d ' B Th | PCLT. ics master today than any other peace wy pega a eo. : = er owers. | | ee A st 2 esu ec are oO e at | man in Scotlan: ad. His ex imple of | 4 y M BORE 5 | SINKING SPELL fe — \Coitracter’ bE Fee ee eee a kept a xuia-i arems Also Eliminated, a a they went out into the world. ; 2 ee Doctors Get Less for! Forbes Inviting Actress |'"* "nd on all his pupils when} Except as “Biological Ne-| | . 2 : : i % - ‘ th 3 7 With Friends at Bed- |e ; ; " 2 : Services Than Other Pro- to Hotel and Leaving Bill . But they managed to keep some cessities,” Declares Chi- SPEECH OF REED PUZZLES ENGLISH P things from him. All unconscious essional Grou Ss Hi Was he that wl ‘ ~ ~~ . ' = SSCS Sy 1enN the shades of | D ‘ , sde—Hopes Now Held P to rium. |night began to fall, certain young| ‘#0 “COM. : |Daily Mail S : 2G —-— mathiounateelaad” came Tee a | |Daily Mail Says Question - iis natnematicians changed their cpa eo : ae i DS 5S. fi al ittee at a , » ne, were « oruaem: y the Doctor of Laws today from Boston eae ee. J ae 70 ; a A hihi, i rid ’ | > | ws * AA . ’ $ | . ; “> ‘7 > 7. +?y > she . | tre rT) ePeic¢ f t} ~~ ¢ 4 | , i : , rom? } ‘ in : 7 ‘ {> t A =f) Ti ( Lneé ( : ar f ) | . I } ann? ? hr i¢ + . ‘ ens r | act rized the re ipients oe éo)- P ; : | | wma co Pt rar ne fron minutes. ne patien ‘AS Si@eCD- ; : : ee Sey ; ‘ hon on O 8 , —_—- . CVNICAaAl ans worldlv wis ar “ne | ee: ee ’ , , : ee é fe fa —hhalal > ar att err rt a $2 Pes "@AATILIII« lon) today by ounsel : ? ly | : wel bs ) | rank Morrison announced %. Bares : Sie , 4nd attempt to rectify, 116 when I wrote it.” ‘Owes _ by that country under the Dawes ithat were presented for discussi. ’ : : - rank ; . ‘ . -_ poy, ys St AD is os ' ‘ ‘ vs o ‘ ea st Gompers was slicghtliv im physi: lans unanimoiudsiyv rt} ipson, sa u | . (Grace Goodhue Coolidge—Stu-'! 2 set oe. plan has been dispatched to Am- Sthis morning in a Antonio and will be taken to suite of th tajah Sir Hurri "E> ¥ j . tH. } Wintly accused | ' ee | suffering from a congestion sides: | ee | x % | ; ae | eh wie rivilewes in local ~ et with Forbes of conspiring to de- REDUCED daughter, rile mother: in every ‘ ) i delivery to the Foreign Office. chest. All members of the @ ® eS: ile ies ; - » CGovernm T0 $2692 BY JURY ; ; ‘ eply fted by Secretar y grew more hi ! rate as t} 4 | Re Pe ; - a . , : | ; ine Ai the C; OV e! nment. D , , ( . station ¢€ xemplifying the finer qual- . xe 4 : ; Brae r | op aio ; i ft pate : . Y . , he | ai as ° ; ne kK , . = . BS “5 24 ae LSo en the’ American | ] “ anth P Sing} h meceeded in evading|2@ free service seeking public. Free ihe had ever applied for a Govern- On July 22, 1922, Dr. Morfit op- ? , * , ; on the note or even admit that it » ' ~ ‘ , . " e il il, ris ~ ‘"¢ > * il . ‘ ‘ i i . ae . ° . 4 «4% rr ~*~ = “» her siete Ren id ! ~— His physician said his life would has run n the alleced offense were blamed by the ma} riky of inot enough money in it. t+ rated on 7 r siste “ a Mabel | in broads ning and enriching edu- parce as + Fy toma re ay i spaces one Spero a soant the nui wepry 4 dnoce 10mpson, 21 years old. The bill | ; T mission oO 6 ciaims question to ip danger unless the aged leader | according to French law. Arthur the speakers as inducing the pub- Not Love rybody s Business. rendered included surgery service cational opportunities for the 3000 POLICE A an international court failed to re- vy h bi , den ies that he was a party to the lic to seek free or inexpensive med- Laughlin questioned Mortimer | ; ; “, Ser vices young women of America” s ¢ > ; »- aa , CA« ‘ ‘ » . Lae . ; role ; : . : ‘ . . me a : \ 7 r } 2 d it j o - given hospita: treatmen r a aca, - of. his emplover. and ical attention. The physician did|closely about the personal bills he | “8 medion! attention incidental Scns Whale: ae, ‘Manill DEMONSTRATION BY veal] receipt by them of any inti aie i ia | | La i } ; > ‘ ‘ ; . a“ P : "a | . ~ > 2 and he may be removed |... on nen that he did all he could/agree that the most diligent Inves-/| paid before leaving Washington on t g~+ a . ‘ To ‘an aan De. Talbot useed mation from British sources that + : : : ' : tis -4 . , - ES : ; : ia ; ) : I rfi Ss Ts . fy "1 f F i I “al 2=SS, . é ¢ ” Ris hotel shortly after his ar-|to save him monev ‘ration he finances of persons|the Western trip, but the witness r orfit sued for $3020 in the! Pore: , | 2000 COMMUNISTS such a step was to be expected. It in San A i : ipplying for treatment as charity |allowed {t was nobody’s business, | °#3¢ Of Marion Thompson, it being that the younger generation be is known, on the other hand, that n itonio. —— ippiying reatme! a narity jal i ! dy's SS. of | made ass - dhility ’ nion . te sate ) he institnred at 4] He said he paid same of the 7 in contended by his counsel that he made to ASSUme Ire sponsibility and ’ : : Secretary Hughes belleves the mat- pall " . ~ . sa i ; ; se , x ‘ : i = reeee seid that Gom-| No GERMAN DISPLAY IN FRANCE s and hospitais. jonah. Mortimer had testified that | ®"@tched her from the brink of the} " ee sr in human re- |.Parisians Limited to Singing of |ter will be adjusted by the two grave.” In the other case his claim | ‘#U07Sips and conduct ‘“International’’ and Governments in an entirely reason- | rn able way. f wiu marked im- : was showing : > iin Demme View of Dr. C. H. Shutt. 1 Thompson and Black, when ment as the lower altitudes| -ERLIN. Ds 12 Germany wil) . Sh 904 , ae arranging for the $15,000 for him- BE rermany Wiiij Dr. C. H. Shutt, former Hospital. |“*°°"® ere 7 be represented at the French! ~ saeiheill , seif and Forbes, that these bills Commissioner, declare he educa- ‘ 4 ' . 'must be paid before he left tion of the public i he matter of ‘ounsel agai took Mortimer} was for $1070. “If the sense of responsibility The suit was directed against | S®¢™S.to be lacking in the younger Shouting. ithe parents, but on the bill for Ma-} wenerasion, Bhe said, at is, in my By the Associated Press. By the Associated Prees. ry rion the verdict. 5.75. goes| OPinion, the fault of their elders, PARIS, Dec. 12.—The threat of LONDON, Dec. 12.—The Amer- ha ver the territory surrounding the against her father only, as it was) my sits ' the communists to hold a great i , 14 } 4 ; Wi who have not only not trained ican reply to the British note of was able to sit up on the side! having decided tha he nation’s; inexpensive medical servic¢ ' the assume anc Cr , re. ' Me bed as his train left ; Ps. : mn aE : , ae" ae : . ee payments of money in Chi shown that her mother was out of} hem a ines ges hs . arry re | demonstration last night to protest Dec. 4, which itself answered the as ; ri pert hai ina are no Such a state as) | me so general thi: = ~~. = a" | sponsi ty, but have taken speci , : I Cia town and did not uuthorize the op- PONS) DIE) u Ave %s a BpSCm against the expulsion of foreign being reached, and new hopes! not his recovery now are being en-! exhibi' 9, and take some milk and : Yr nditu ; ' : cag Mortimer repeating that | : American note regarding repara- , ‘ . sees = =i APTAML Li CAPCUGUsUre. aay can ademand les for their : ' pang esa aeaee on _ no § — ah ;, tnt ains to remove from their path , Oo af tea | The Krench Ambaseador } . idettalieite ibid wine aatiiied indi oe Th son gave 1 $10,00 a ite 6 ash eration in her case. The verdict t | very sitetaeeive entehate © wih me comunists brought 3000 policemen, ti td te war damage claims, was — aw on the int jist Tie) am nftte sal: Moh ice eR ete nae ie 2 lavatory in re ealea Wate} |10r services to the other ee eee ea stipe troops and republican guards to the | Téc®!ved by the British Government @ sank low yesterday on t un Gea an official In\ rrofessio men. If one of us n the Drake Hotel | 1OTG RT. : quire initiative pluck, courage and : this morning. It will not bet from Mexico City, where hej} tation to Germany to participate > ee on the afternoon of July 20, 1922 which is for $1076.57, is against | persistence t overcome vicinity of the Saint Lazarre sta- tj = e touched s | : . . | ’ . ‘ | si ‘ , i ; ii ¥ ai s a} cA . i if is ’ io Y) ¢ , ’ > Ti98N n » 28 i rf . aS . oS @ th P } ers aT é ri . | " " ° ) le. ; i been attending the Pan-Amer'!i- | r. Shae 1: that he immediately passed $5009 | POth parents. Lpgheeor» , _ |tion, where the demonstration was | ¥" 1 the arrival of Foreign Secre- . aa 2 a . ; , - “ur. MOUOW, ellminate me serious aie ee ee ee Mr. and Mrs. Thompson ate We should turn over leadership have } held. Only about 2000 | itary Chamberlain from Rome labor Federation meeting, a Flour Reaches New Record Price. lisorder, and thereby save tite | 2* He money to Forbes, and that | ee pn high MY Ste! mate to them, telling them that we do it co RAVe Oo a robably Saturd ; med last night nd this morning | Py the Agssociaeed Pres: wwe woul ay ; _ - | Thompson gave Mortimer : adiji- Mg Later s- ‘i : communists answered the cal] of) J ey saturday. ake i; . a ‘ oe . » * sy ft i ici . ‘ i - wr | go neo . * aera in a ‘ 4 c 4 47 i > ra | ‘7 on tne assumption that not only ado The Fore n Sec et notably improved. MINNE 4 r ; ; . ’ . . ° - Fr +) ™ , . > > ing, ru hae | eve & to J 4 e . ee ¢ ~ : i e inew high record : ‘@ milli would new * Sh, ni t is the intent! f th | testimony of other surgéons that) oy airection to the einging of the “Interna-|™0ns Monday or Tuesday to an- ' icKe AC ) ni ny | , “eee. ’ - , aes "s AANA HAD» ‘ meu maid, Te , ‘ ‘lhis ch "Ae raacnn: ? Rrit . Vial , ’ ‘4 .? Sw : ae seer Or man; nereased its quotations. following| sut aie in GhOSe ee, we Reo, the writer has lea to admit | 2S charge was reasonable. - little 1 Fauntleroy} tionale” and shouts of Amnesty. swer questions relating to foreign Ct . iy 1U fOnNOWINE; svomittea a Dil ir $5000 is no a ; , SLEEE ER As the little ord suntieroy | affairs. After this question period 5; as M labor battles passed a few be | the “Ba Betege esi REL ERR GE aS ONS ee | ) I ; r the rise in Ww ioe it ve sterday. The | Cifficult ae imagine what would | sages P my “ wen Lave Mortimer | ORDERS PLANES SHOT DOWN T0 type of bov has he en supersede d by | ARTH WAKE DAMAGES HOUSES ha is likely to consider the Amert a ¥e in Chicago, but to conten | the vigorous, athletic Boy Scout, so| ‘E 6G can note and present it to a Cabi- | — AS did other speakers. as Was all handed the Post-Dist atch. nphvsic al “i “lity and endurance EF RANKFOR . sOTIMARnyY, Te while claims in cennection with I ’ ; . : ; . > ] > Eo peinta Re Ertan ) I N , ‘d greater co-operat ion betw een offices of nomp- PARIS, ea 1?.— Orders to shoot! which in the days of her great-| 12.—Reports from Reutlingen and the occupation forces and property vi = t 1 Ss, ’ 1 “ , , le mm ip 2 - ’ . * a * . Wement was such that it was n ext the doctor and the hi ite and | : , Paes the aftern oon of down anv airplane crossing tne! gra nadmothers would have con-? other points in Southern Germany | losses wit'l he admitted the Brit- as . 3 . : 1 a ty ’ , ' nN ; ri ‘T'} > at ncaA . > | + ‘ i : : ‘ 4 : r : Ss 4n NnOsps al management, | : ; > ich a thing because lto overthrow ie resen “yovern- | ri , Ulan taly, Dee. 12 An BY REED’S SPEECH party who had accompanied > on tl , in ke , ; which failed to pass, were in sub- }she knew of no such oc urre*ice?"' | ment if reith 4 ) as ia | “Sti]] another significant change eostnae shock was felt at 4:2” leader to the Mexican capital. “ : stance, as presented by Dr. Edwin | *~“ ughlin asked “I did nothin “1 pls wen % } ‘ al ue : | * es we Pr ‘ vy taboo has been lifted !this morning at Tolmezzo, 25 miles ON DEBT QUESTION Mesident Calles cvs 1c Again Defies ‘‘The Curse of Schisler, chairman of the Hospital » kind,” the witness declare. | " oe | Saha ~ slinasiiliidia " e discussion of sex rela-} northwest of here, at the foot of Felix Salinas, let tne Carthage’’ to Seek Ancient Committee of the society as fol- “Didn't Mrs. Mortimer reply,” | Burgos and other laces in ‘the di- tionships They are not only the|the Carnic Alps. Several |houses— By JOMIN L. BAL DERSTON, AICAN Immic: on ser 6 t Treasures in Its Ruins—Cen- lows: vie | Laughii continued. “that ? ahe re ntti ¢ Madri PP oe aa : a mon subject of novel. essay.| were damaged. There were no | London ¢« ‘orrespondent of the Post. I ni ‘y were willing to pay a reas ione of .¢ - ‘ _—————- M Government officials and se- ; editorial. drama and movie, but| casualties. Dispatch and New York Wortd. torii Vo 7.F , . os . ' 4+» Ta ft ~ 17 ae ere ' an, \* , 2 . } ‘ = . nd a ; ‘ , : ia " ; iv] I ; ; i r ifi¢e al ; | mee y "T hat doctors and their families | ; j nave Sé rT the money returnin A : e ry ° An » ood 1) ei , "| e 4 of r) ’ ry . Q ‘ . ; : : . ‘ . . ty - sant _ ' — . oo P to gee eta aan te eat on Me isha be granted the same rate for a : in the bathroom.| The novelist has a junti opera are discussed tho welt~er wait) TI Copyright, 19°94. by the Prees and Pulltser ee he ; (: . 7 rc : . . , . led ‘ }« In oun . . . ' aT) —y ’ , a cal , . ' : . aptians : ae. mE er . ND Publishing (oa. the ~ wy . e tha POTN Per, ' — nt hospital service as that allowed . a YOu suggest that she jing openly in Paris and Spanish de ec joOusness } any reticence by i PAR Y a TONIGHT A and the Post-Dise BS. 4 orld > ‘ere he | Ly \ ul : \ 3 rr ut \ se’, to ‘ ‘ ual ay . ¢ os Y ’ ** ry » af ) | | ve } _ Vv clergy. nurses and othe re Suhb- i » _ di Tt was op. n? stroyers patro!] the coast to prev I Vi ins nen and women with each MER LONDON Dec 12 —~American * Coach in w hi } - 9 : = a = au bis the r known to them than to n ee al at 1A | tr ’ hle com i1c¢ il "tA rT*} ** om: . sa ms Ke s . ij ACT Ss tna * 7 7 a ry 7 ; ‘ » f " “ " lite : opinion as to remedy that! sendin the former Veterans’ Ru- | Make her ai movement } ne no sy , | lowest tempera: , heft ' ~ eir debt to Amer- . . _— . . o its ‘ wn ’ “ . ; c ’ ‘ draperies, new pieces O . . Fabel tragedy } 2 * ~ a . Missour!: Part- - y , incloned. . Vy iF nnie 7 , ale . 4 — ’ y - rern ty Nat ez PAID TIMLt Ui .« , ; Le Z ee ielense ‘ ass whos — ; : " “ _— : -~ 7 , : a8 wh. , | i ag —) y anagpe Ql — a _— b] He diagnosed its all- | Tarhee anA TT . :, furniture. misunderstan lings, class barriers, , lv overcast to~- | The New York World's editoria's thar ‘ — Le 7 he a +« . Troudoies Z : La “aii it ve ati mn. 2 Tii ahi ' ‘ , om : can 14, ? Rime ee ee as ah t as apathy. citing as an in ortimer, undergoing his fourth | | Good gifts at moderate cost class hatred, certainly a thing to : night and Satur. demanding equal treatment for " ¥ > . , ‘ : “eto » as muiaiy, sta a ited by the World |/| years ago. ae a ee oe | columns in | old C rT oo The Daily Mail, tn an editortal During - the course of the dis: us- hi : if he had at ay ed away from : - . C,cTmany Issacs Gold oinage. | ‘ | kf Iilinots: T ree - save: _ : . sion there was considerable criti- imy wife.” he declared. “When a/'| T] P f dD re watch itty the Associated Press ! tiled tonight and “Enilehtened ainiteil em of the clinic service at Barnes | man plays square with me lI can /| le OST-L/1. [ LONDON, Dec 12.—-Germany | Saturday, possibly United Stake ad a on ts the : , : : cif i ‘ : . ‘ i > . ‘ 3 + : ' — ~™ ad - ot , - 7 ; an ana his vn fet Order Your Copy Hospital. Dr. L. H. Burlingham,| pocket my losses like a man and|j{ St. Louis’ One Big Want Directory || has recommenced issuing gold coin- | ight rains; warmer tonight line which Chur ‘hil! has taken. ‘The secretary was per. —_* 2 ie tity at ’ . , . Ps , at 7:12 8 ; ’ e tted to nee {; : | ? . q T da superintendent of Barnes Dr. ©.|keep my month shi ut when The Perfect Market-Plac e ize, acct rding to a dispatch to the | Sun rises tomorrow at 7:12. Sets |. = taken : ;on Tra ear vibe : Aan -" : —_— : : ; ow 4 re 1 b oO y st aeicaaiiteds snnaneiapitiiaitiientminas non | —_-~ 1° months Report « ' . 4 @ flood " messages to oOuur they are on Page 2, Column 2. = |
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FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1924. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ties “4 ; STO ma | —— oo oe —— NN — — —- —_—- — ™ ———— i &_ - — HAGUE MOVEON Note Sigs Roney ack x WOULD CHANGE SISTERS, 13 AND Hea Insists on Right NES TAESKIMRGHTS SECOND Fs tGYPT BLOCKED jean FLAW GOVERNING 16, SUETOANNUL nunca me ac actrsasamate vis = ONFESSION 1S r ‘ hi: - oO t > . + . ‘ New Yor kK Ww rid has pointed ou ciple that Englan@ wishes to collect as ee | feecagthon re = a nang : Rares 'from European creditors only what! Count) Prosecutor = | > British Foreign Minister. — > ~ Attorney before she makes h Happy Leaving Rome, we 7 TY Points Out That Most Who Eloped, Brought in = Great eee TO REED’S SPEECH em at ts Pes Again Admits Statement, but Cairo Delegate Still “7 al ; Hy Reversals Are Caused by) Name of Their Mother, iricisn peopie nate the whole con-|ccho, in leas serious tone, of the| roree arne ‘or vat Holds It Is Not Com- Works for Intervention. * . oA a q Ee ae toon ral-e et Robert Mauit nentes bine ination oa msdn 4 vicar acetate ine Dubieanniiites etaa ee Plot to Murder Sweetin, Expresses Faith in League | ~ S ; er * 2 ~ ak 4 ee — trade aaa See Taare Carlesin euithen ce aa Washington dig! rast eptaget oo) oe tane oga ae scion ne a Takes Witness Stand. | BS a | Ss i day. south Jefferson, mother of the) patches. as seeking under official} glance toward the Missouri Sena-! +}. an: lication. ™ By the Associated Pre : a ~~ es ES ait ee piration to set fort the official;tert: “Even the question of debts | ; — in all «@ ROME, Dec. —“TI go back to . : . ai Swe «6Tmlade in the i povera= 1 the ral action Jordan.is’: view [can be thus settled.” ench 3 PP lication, q Staff Correspondent of the 2 — ae’ S in ft inst retions , ne iGs veal 7 ina bh: a ae tniv eritiels hu? “hill’a | The Senator took up th : "Contentions of Post-Dispatc hy. it does not go ‘enge of good humor when h | . arNuT VERNON, Iti —s -" == pones appli OUN) e+ BX. , Plicatiog , M - : England with increased c general approval! e. . ‘ur | si approval |:am * Wurdeman is withg: me Found , in the future of the League of N | a. Ps. 3 pointe ' iger ' ‘ » wi vy identi e gl loug! tions,”” was the valedictory dec: saute | Sale 2 | : ouUngS: © © er away ani ‘ticipated 1 .| probably will end the opposition ot; “I know they can be settled thority to m | pyright by; lerwood nderw > nes pale 6 anew defense instruction “le Apa paeepy te : aoe os : » to make such as the % tO | an ae foub n riage ceremonv ’ r ren r oaldwin and Secretary | around th table, as you say, Mr. ! the rh Order, | ’ } : h rrouns that no ration of Austen Chamberlain ‘the ogaing EI Biniccer delivere, MRS. GEORGE W, MARTIN we DOROTHY MARTIN to th “a ge or transmission tO) yaita Bend, Salir veaiinne i Aust hamberlain to his wishes} Ambassador,” he said, “but I want | crime have been Sal nas aatanmemate HILLM the ry. but mi | e | . is stated th th he brides | ‘Pt the French and Italians for| to be assured that you won’t euchre/in anv court, nor have £ t an impres: ° MOTHER and runaway bride of Chicago millinaire arrived in the Nal : ' a ongaieett peg ore wnibetr 2¢ aun a dent e ehey | rats eee a Session of the leacue’ “ounci Chicago from New York Wednesday and the bride has remained - — oe oo” i ms capa yan intelligen discretion nd rhiitp Snowden, Chancellor of/|ability of our diplomats when they ay led by While the Council probabiy. wil) |im seclusion. | structions 2 er eee 6 tent, they a Ins isticated and/|*hé Excnequer in the Labor Gov-|go up against the experience and}. oo Sip : DF oni hat th udge di lis” i eels camenaiiotis ;| ernment, regre hat the Balfour|training that yeu British round- | : 3 He wishes! the-table talkers have hay aes a hie ter listening to a, vw: NH Hi t URED) year a8 per ts th criminal] ; — ay " HENNINGS IS AGREED ON 10 "POSTMASTER. GIVES RULES 1S seta al Sdbentiy te imn at. Lebek de thes aaehe entinet, the coun- M LONAIRE’S DINE ‘ourt on appeal had been reversed) sigincitts oniy a few weeks, tt is HEAD CRIMINAL JUSTICE BODY ON CHRISTMAS STICKERS -. I here nese that day Depre app isfied with hie a? . rid ; } ssi ectic ia sidi >. tia ' id : iae@ada fT ifave tne q Sstion ntinsi = ee tr j . : a . has succeeded in nu ate he wisdom the eommfission ' sya aL ted, and i ‘tting th ‘enses Subcommittee’s Choice Expected to " . this writ sd ‘ i’ Se ee ; . . ' . , = , >} irts _ , - > > ss . | - cussion by the Cou ll of the Gen utsids unc) sessions bis : a. Fi nisrepres the es of tne Be Affirmed and Former Judge fust Not Be Placed on the Addre | “harges th Four of Every : as 1 . — : Likely Will Accept Side of Mail Matter, y ened. = the writ of - 4 . . ?' i ‘ ‘ d 4 . pit n procee ing b ht by : Alt Says. ; ) nhaimper and Binder the da’ ®va peace protocol! until the Mare lier Mussolini made an impor-| ) Session, so that Englan na av tant ronouncement on the is irs oroth? rt) lilimrn: a ve og wn “ths hag irge the) were decoyed al eiection of former Circuit Judge ‘ k Wiadl vil eee ee. & “ent } OU ‘ ‘ ti Nac = to ; aelr ; = ‘ae . Bens, ngs as presi sian (“hristmas st tamps or stickers of \ Renee ) : ad! arria and @: am omas nnings as president |; ‘ury in its investigation," ine eee’ time to consult her ninione on rn nen drawn up by 1.4 67) ue oa i a aide faetiy eature hint a ho >> =~ : i ame nae Ors itee 00 T " ry the ad add ress sie a ™> rr ar se. . ' . . ; *; : " to the momen? a ay 4] } . . woolen 8 —— sab in as h @iir yo 484 ' Mega iA . — ‘ _ : lmina!l uStl ‘ -cided on by in be ae of mail matter, COS SS ee & of the | | } : nent f his , ‘ 4 " ’ nO) 3 An ‘ ic? : . ‘ . . . _- 7? Litu ° : Pd i - or . : . . at least. a!) at . kin w ; ' largely were failure: toe —e copy eee a ) = . Bente aii sini adil 1a : This is -ostmaster Louis Alt safd in an in- Argument Against Writ . "AST Qii i ttermn -, oO : ; ‘ € : ‘ e : ; . . 2 ; . ‘ . : sit ie . , y ae i aad a ines ’ vac _ — > - mera es ; 7 , at least. all attempts ain a ‘ua points ja the case, improper) “Somoniie rr | . he Ree ee + Was asserted the grand Ouncil’s intervent ectful to anybody whe: say >| Sp i to t Post-Di bel ; instruc is " ¢ np a she span aerate se: — : ae. Ravee-i a ; ll Cons ) ntion vonage es yhod) | Sain am ef the inet ions. > ong : , meget oie x oy sued today, and added that posters | S"cuid “not be hampered « ‘O-E.e£vVptian conflict, and ia tin here at Va las ; . a T) _— riend participated. After they his tive Commi e, which expec - ~ke an elo-Eeyptian conflict, and he has IC. M: r-| omissior tte? nie’ Sie ee , eanine ‘edior stickers resembling postage | and delayed by dilatory pro ‘ &; LISiA et oO 4 ee | we 5 Tin » — ‘ "| ; ' %4 i . i . -_ r rs . + " > ” . > " ’ —— , ; o — +. _— = . = ks* s+ a . 4 ha , : id - min r > | } . . | ‘a _ | bo ry conversations with ' te | oth 7 ililman. wh ot oin | out rit eit ie rages : : stamps are not permissible on any / [It was further contemgeq “he remier Mussolini j +) ai , ] Sticism ‘ »Tic n or #8 ; tiled ni a ‘> a ‘ircles ; re 3 _ , — waters | i S57 hagoninte Win m ul d of ab lia? olint in the direction | ™'* Startled Chic: society circieS} narts ¢ iston | iprem | a aad mail matter Christmas stickers udge had a right to a ow oe closer co-operation |' : a oe oe cas BUNS) ‘our include ipprove ises |. - ol ice “ene should be placed on packages in ‘pecial prosectier to .i@ iilae Great Britain and Italy : urn. ‘ant the Ita’ m n on tke Sho ver) : $ ae : pie on such man tt | | : sake i Rita .4iy . . . , er . ete ij : ‘s . ie . — . Sula manner as nov ‘oO Seai the pp -aaks im’ in matters ae re on Medite: ranean prob'eme ™~ OG ] neir Don Quix-/; dri and fieein ‘ ew ra bevy it Ww .ssourl 6 ae ys 7 : we am ) . Mina Je. 7h. > ™ ; : 7 , . - . ‘ 7A . sas . ‘ : : a " tr) ; Vv Te - 7 Y = ; “4 ‘ ; ; : _ 4 le ry Finally, Chamberlain has pleased * fogle ee / hee, and Foreign Minister Salandr. ire merchant, Edward Hinwest .. sl sae hoa, : LSERIEROE é “laita Bend performed ot wi lfiey, president sige . ija , 1? > cig *T*}. . , “->! 2 . r; a . . 7 : . A d . © 4 , ‘ the er YT , \ is ry Be - AC} e{ nN pire, as. for example questions | well not to Sign. The provor 0) J i Aka : ; ‘ ‘ | r ~ ri wpvir > . rr i instr . sat ‘ ha ‘ : ic i , , som people gay it will incre: George Martin of Evanston sia a. ‘ 7 RADCL FFE STUDENTS WHO ee ae ne dagen Panersacsiee ¢ | bi] : 2 we Cour | iee he ; mmunity! .._ at ree ost OF stamp Wil ssibility of ev@R BamiIAg ag the Pope by assurances of constant collaboration on matters Egyptian Stull on Job e qaows . ; f everybody else had 7 ov) | . Ave > -) by) + with , . ; ‘s . is . . 3. » + is . ‘ ‘ ia eae : 2 ‘, ‘ . ~ ‘ eid 2 4' ha ’ ut ava re - . . _ ” —— -— : aces ~ oe _“¢ ’ ‘__ . I a +. e : ’ " ‘ : ns . . h 5 tai ) rl ‘ ¢ e Sener ia ' ister has officially ) pee “4 aS officially left the counci) ‘vation ' phan lay lourne. wu . . si 4hiCaily © bie i} L1108e2 W ho wan ck} » & . PML EAR’ a is OL ai : * , “2 . ic . - , board, with an apparent happy/| peace mus Neninatethe cause f the 3 ens . ts SEES uage e avera What Moved Young Women to Act -j5, har - hosen » camenten ending to the Various issuee 2 ae : ie the policy q yatlar uesuioOn am if Mystery to College Authorities ; une - Oo 1 survey of MOONSHINE FATAL T0 YOUTH which he w as int POR , : ar ‘ sa sa Aa j i 5 : ‘ . '* i’ ole ‘vere r . . we rie . . : - in : ; . ‘ : ‘ . — at . : Fanous of Egypt waa +e HOMO hageessez raw menteriais, you | friend: nd the fascMat yf the : —— EE LE and Ke latives e an im l justice in the! Violent Iliness Follows Drink ° , - t .. rT) : . ; of . . .* . . : .OoOr " had Aa ‘ .* : ; ’ as ared bree i? . ‘ TT) » : . ‘ .. ; : ’ +> ‘ W ir = — a idm ~ : ‘ , | ; “ : ; i: n move in the counci : | ' aed ro pROEEAAAEE -LO4 he » jurors a4) sti i: -) ih 7 ’ er sent tt le nob. Wen ' i hi st 4} poisonou “moonshine” lau LL S: fl ir noney- a4) for reversal of the conyi eis lives } nies is etill ns ni a ; alt nines Ae which he obtained from an uni a jroad way . Ure impressing on mem rs Le | = . — council, whom he . | Chatinsed from Pare Onc. : sit: a Tides = so nday ta authect 1+ Red-|!, peas «: tified bootlegger several Viewed, that th t English! of Peg MRR RR oxy PP , Wit Omis ston af One wore. “litt ‘on ‘here hey ttvetr: ef th eiontees? | Ctiehiciecs aan note to the league declaring thar)‘"° ‘train > lay im ht: : Pi geraiicn, ty gee Mie ort seu Otto pointed out one padinal diene Ki oe England would not sognize| 2PParently ti auietly. dost: + oe way ni | | After KReypt be right to appeal , +) ’ , iV i orie Lie Ves _ - © ws a? un Aappys league, even if Egypt siens th 7 Se et ) 3 ife ane a (Canary. neva peace protocol ~ ' ooms ready ft ie St. An- er ce ti with a Mrs MO written before the assassination of thomy Hotel there for Gompers and “a a a a Sir Lee Stack, the E gyptian Sird; : arly ihe firs Pians were ft a ¥ Me ees Pa - ee alt? 1 efter alk . : : , : . - — Hence, the Senator insisted, En-/'2k ne patien SY Pty ogres % a aah to tria th ‘ase and even oe Sane -iaesheelae eaneiin. vt i = ee ee “*- | $1,250,000 Gift for Minnesota ; —. — , bri, gh, eis : a . “a : | Ry the Associated Press : unde © «NO F’} MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Dee airplan the oth A {fF rhat sh ing the = a bpirdinal! sen . ets ¥ re led Hight, Tiall ) ee =r" which ee te " eorth -' , ¢* fo E:nensive Window rere > > a giand did not formally questi councils privilege investigation of th: under article 2? of ‘ league cor: enant. This clause authorizeé member of the league to inquiry if it is deemed that tion threatens internationa Senator Fanous membres of the Egyptian situation Trowing idney been bothered ‘as | : dtaini gu , rtme ) worse. He pointed to press reports ’ ‘wer re of @grinking water an: tt | : | 22 | ! | ne Na ered a “we 5 cee t- | . a OS ion aa aa which predicted an itthbreak of) | : teh return to the w i ' - Mon Sane a al . | aaa f gin : a "tiltar lived at ¢ ud ormi disorders. as ff Proot ‘ eet rea. . ~~ ; ; a ghey ae . 0 : - Hh . . UT sonabieneas of his affirmation. He ) ic ‘ing son im vement in’ r ‘my to - , face a , Sant wat announced last night that he was | — + | ay ) , Sn Wipe oe " we ER : Shipload of Liquor Seized. pinning his chief hopes on Presi- atiern a) . ty he mie é oh te aa m ae a acti ae ee My the Asoclated Press dent Mello Franco and Delegate for his as said to } nark io tam Gah elt oo sont iN bees Pan oe vm Sent iin NEW LONDON, Co 7 TRADE MARK REGISTERED Guani, representing Latin-America ae rag gl nate Pers | ac penny ee ee a Th (oO-masted ac! ne: “oO SERS Geuncll, for come intervent| nt sine tne tourney trom wWertes | . . x ~ . o> - & he : >’ . a > aA sm “SD = ia ri] ‘ Pe aat ais expresse . Le > ~ league circles appeared ' . - ‘ . . At ‘ © | surth i . wn ther 2 ar Fone : = :' ~~ ' us 1 Pes 7 — ; ‘- ’ . 2 ; ’ Mane vour selection. ra far st it on :> long if — + _ 3 ence in Present egime. “ct io 4c 4 Case - s44Qucol — : ; = eh : . nt Sn . ik Seeme ‘ i ; a . . the impre BST as pece i - ae = - a oe ; . : die : * . — "ara ‘ *; Wa f —_ s ry LE opments ind! ‘at an accent uatior ss : | | 3 | ‘ : i ‘“. Aid ias sne — of influence in the leacue of Cen- ' ain 6 Pace — = year and a half she tral European Powers uncer the leadership of France, with perhaps a slight tendency : nrini from the league on great world problem SS PRY SC a as | iO _oe ed, ui . 4 » hte” |, , a ¢ ;, by the new Enctish Governmen: ; imriou mip dais hat th _— ' Bom al age in.} |2OS8t the confidence ‘s militar’ by vane was | ‘ ee : | ." Pern! . : ' wk’ ad : .* t ri : ‘ iL fn 7 ' _ oft a . - smHIiyo? rT) , - . . . > . e . ; »> » , iie } Za ’ } ‘ - ot : "~~ oe 7s . . Na ive on sa OR ~*. acct ~ 44 tte —,, on where eo ond | maker, mer tal-s The been wae tf ~ " . “4 e - 4 reued : iinet cee “ warn SAS _ * = ne niexss i negro ow? CASH OR CREDIT nd irrational when wa-[@reeg s .~ k nite, A \d - . ; ry i ° : 4 J - : . pe Ry : pon ire 4 . : ' : were to die, he ithe | ang ; . was cue RO ; e« is My Lecation ure ed Piser Nations Council meeting yesterday) oo go ieee + reg Paglia. 2; Gagner’. pate Miai 2 : si +f 316 N. S?. st. | > was? .* *?> _ v. ~— » i ~~ — , . ; P . ie | = . . ~ as LO : : Pr war x 7 — at ¥ ; in connection ith adcministrati ae ne Ae 1 TRIER 7 ' A age Two Men and Two Girls Held for © rvery ee ate t 8 a Saar \ alle) the ——s — , , . man . , : : This and Other Thefts ® ” ‘ Bin ry : . tr ct piaced un ler le cue _— . ‘A ' 4 | . . et? has h ia = ‘ “ the tad Pre ; en a i labor leader attend . then 1 ree runaways i: one E> gong en } I O a | Soaicenion to Hall Read. trol by the treaty of Versail! , [ re | . ; | +t ; : ' NEW YORK ! p> e At Pons — In September Germany aske.! oe ee cheng he: eaay annetneed thi ; | ; ee Se the league to close French ole), tik eat mn | me eS aig aid Det recovery of loot valued a () tfit to the 3 - MN Gistrict. om the erouna tnar|® CMISM cold. Other members | Was a telegram sent from Chicago, "sore Tot, 00t Valued at $20.0 U —a ae German children were it | | . | ; ae mn wih Lan a ee , , : : Founded by JUSS ¢ | . “-_ . I . , : SUud 2 oT : ‘ : Ln ‘ ° " ; _ , . : . . 7 iy itiet} a ST Ty? 3 : Frenchified” in anticipation of vt oe . “ey ~ “" ge “ue Se” |i palice said 5) we: nSucing Ccautie any T | Publi Daily te Te The P ° . ’ : : ei § arc c.ce . naa : Ni Ccnmae _ 7 : . . . : ’ , . —— ° . sv , plebiacite in 1930. which is to de ' . Se ' ; ~" ' st a doze ure ' _ Console \ ictroia Al Co Twelfth noulewast 8 mi Omn h a. : in ‘ l fy ii \V N : : MEMBER OF THE Germans aert : " , ; — . as : 7 : ’ in | > . es ,* ‘ 7 +} ™ u‘ : | . . 2 a ‘ . . ' ee ing ® ’ rs ri .) . te § =. F ra it i bal , r? a : - “AnF mn . es ~ , . . Joaef Partech the I'niveraity af rte Ragipeauie this - ti me pou wu : . fr vour own choice. Enjoy this TERMS Berlin ind } rot B chard of i= } tel r - * : taken sa ¢ inimitabie MuUuSi¢ in your own within University Germany contende * i ae “aes Dak Weil) home tonight. reason. weaty is Deing violated . ~“ ; " : a a a . . . : a * ray re . . : . : . ; . ' ' ' aor) : n of oe aif : : . ; Qttendance at the French Or New York Physician Called to | rhe AR a ewels valued rd Leo os ae cory der the : ry ; , ON ; ai cat ok a . : owe by ar canoe "c ot as | : Ompers’ Aid. oa , : m pers. ito the polic ‘2ecRIPTION RA ‘ er gh seakue irritation 2 a 5) ae redav ni . & : : > ee ot , ns : sa : . : - _ a’ _ = ; ~~ 1? ' S y Ff Tr? ’ mucents ire : " } ; we Sam eo] > im! pers | ni ‘ s ebada ENTR LA a} ——— oe Oe ae schools by free beoks. Chr i ial . "pete essa rpate) (estes Giese 26 wan a 1006 0 VE S ad ; ; ry | 4 presents, free trips | ~ erty aaa : eal tn: we reg bi : le: , lead here ¢ ay om bu the promise that homes ana . yesh ge minutes later sal “, (rm fered " . DRE SING | ne 7 | | ; | : : : , , | : ny , : a as : , r , ; bin | . . , “y . - . . : “oh Se. -* : - +7 ey i ~~ on : -“_ | : hast St. Louis Store, 309 Collinsville Av a ss oars ' : . will be found for the _ SE iia aS ag _ : . "ou ith caso . > . the eame time riiners or. | Se en ie mig ni the ¢- lova]) i wnt Pe a FRANCIS 4. LEGGETT @ CO Werlitzer Weleomes Gilda Gray te St . NEW YORA Louis and Lowe's State Theater ened with dismissal Ubicss thiyv ; ns , lense} ; i | to ogg “tg e san Antonio ist weel ry — itt nes ntierec as , . rain wa \ alia Vie . 4 *> ~~ ; ee eS entries ’ . = : . : , re Vered Ory Premier Oo ee 00 Ri PAG — wader : ie . Goes not aliweays join in ~~ Aseoctated . = ‘ irre besee’l, oe © .V* Os Cu.
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eee —— = ee -_ ee re — - ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12. 1994. ST LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ii ns ee ee = — - 7 ee - —— en ——— ~ = — —_—- —_—- —————w —- . SS a + ONE JAKES ACTON 4 UT's CFCOND vp and > termi Girl He MPKINLFY SVSTEM HAN) Off, icials Ignore Visit of TWO NEW TRAFFIC i ANST ROERQNFESSION 1S. —— Inty was } pelent as to Woman. - last night by the/rialize. and the visitor passed out Uy FOI PHARAOH he expectation that the strike Attorneys r ‘ashington rrival re of the former Grandi|like other travelers through the ‘he ruies, which are embodied $50 trainmen of the Itlinois POOR eT pe RRNA Oe eS a “ 7 LX, . ° 7 grand Jury iy . me Be ea oe ae x Se 7 Se. See en mea ae =. ae heating in cars and have equip- :, , . Bees \ he rijoee , n at eevers - believed x The a n the inven Admission Concerning re) ee i a ae, eae es oe pee oe “3 P A ii ab sa 3 PRE hee : a vip peta I 1imed to place the ormer brew- Lireagd \ reigning Empr US, | oe the ue t f hon r . { ever: etween 7 and 10 a. m. and 4 and whe td upreme Co iene. Tigran aS . oe aie | tet Fe Br is : eee | ™ t ready for service this after- | buy is far as the Government was/functions given by Washington so-/.. Ungian: a telegram to Ju dge Ww eae er M d S eetin ; : - noon er'’s $500 Onn stat again ’ } , } / ietv leaders. wher ehe will meet 6 p. m., commerci il vehicles being ' ; ne might ve e e e i ‘Ts, nere sne W leet , ‘ id be set- Clayton directing } eman Plot to urder ad a . eB Ou &e permitted a I5S-minute parking i > trilkeare f oh f¢ sin 7 fe : erec nial : : , —— . rn re ARES : = ™ Benicable | + eid ideo " im to take ‘ | — +c rs. rn ty ogg te = xecutors’ hands. ’ rn lest itizen of the smallest of/in Aa social way some of the high the parking of any vee _ ; . nine cas W S d lat st sOu1s springne eoria . Boe ge Poraten: lande offictals of » Cove Le y iaiyey _— , with a Supreme co & Until) \ Takes itness tan e h ina of Edwin ee Ss | r} j ! Cialis ¢ f the rovernment hin 10 feet of a fire hy- is Ourt finally die | Danville and Decatur. are voting ‘eful p! tf | No agreme a: lally al ‘ ya ting i ireful 1 1 - ‘ ere engagement has been made ' ari Sena-' the application Dose for her reception | within six feet of a mall box, of debts | followed in all another car, at a pedestri- ed ae Tig : ‘ oe a. ie i se acimnt} f | ; . | ; h ive been filed ; F4inst Jong bnisir AT) ‘2 3 ee Be: 2 4 % : BS, SS Binet oe during the day Resumption ©" | sitv. which ia chiet ‘neficiary | irrie ut with no touch of ofti-|of high station are paid the tribute t euchre In any court nor hay 4 iitord Sweeten Mf aati M ma ee Cie A A. Na See SO5 a Sdae ‘ - , " m oe " li +, mor, ’ ; is) a } ; , nizes be "a " (oa > ; sai « -_ ; I niversity have felt very SS rongiyv aie men, provid d b) the city _ sno Gove rihment in Russia, oy A section of one of the new ore : é ij ¥f - 7 P , : 4 - . P omnes: t the Re > eee eka eee ve t withheld by bot} ice but ee lee e no way in which they | dinances defines the powers of the roce aj aa ; { ei . ; . “2 2 . , Sos : a ee ae 1¢ ‘ \ Lo) ] £1iGdes, mutT I , — ; "a . " : - _ i > . . . : — vs 7 : ‘a lets - — a ; a iii | , a proceedings of @ wht'a district superintend i a See Ete is SE eR Sate ap «ete Rk ima th tae A ok toate is this —_ in so far as Washineg- tate Department Indifferent ;can take official notice of the pres- | ‘traffic Council, authorizing it to m1 ar een : ERE SS SIPC : we ; SOS SS See Sse Post-Dispatch learned it involves One Washington woman, whose/ence here of the wife of the former establish zones and designate I | urge ] him >| 'yaP a My . ". “} rh 1 Ce (Iran ULES as . last luesday aa . = on reoronera sengnannnacans pannaneneend tn ten es I a \ oO "ae e young men and voung!| °°“ band held a high place in a irand Duke. streets on which there shall be no : : . "> : i | | . . . . . . a OR Sr ne SPS Pe . *."."siale' say's" ee” + ec ,f - 4 2 . * ‘ . > » . . . - oa ” . 4 * ’ cz hl ' - - fae for the wiz did : [ae pay for overtime Ware, rhe | women of the State of Missouri and st administration, even had gone} rhe former Duchess held her first parking, making what rules it but deferred it after Ana: 4 fi 10% Lpricat . strikers demanded time anda half spit : paca the lene f telenhoning the State! audience ra aw , _ ; ; ICKERS ee] here tha? on a ' BURT BURLEY. “2 one 2 aisles oer Surrounding territory who desire length of telephoning th xe e | sucien« ne - today with newspa- deems necessary to enforce traffic : 1ere hat day prepared to a ten. . | el pay tor work by passenger train- lan education at thie univercity 1 )« partment to ask that a Russian; per men She shook hands cor- ordinances A test case is now in itest this writ The third one, mace ; Ne svasil MISS GWENDOLYN CASWELL. en in excess of nine hours daily} we Se See, eee rovalia oo ‘mn the ‘el | diallv. and pleasantly ve . Me . Address be : men in : L Min I ali¥ | Netilaniiads Punt 1 royalist flag be sent to he hote aqiaiy, and pieasantiy answered pe- the Supreme Court which. {t Is ex- | Charges iat the wri me jail to a committe ergy — —— —_ —lans vy freight més exrere ¢ Ogi ed as Public Trust. sertastghin winins Meioh Sa sale | aati ei ats t ee : | ' Kt that the writ of pre J - and bi Ireig fit men in xX SS f x “a if ‘ ; ai 3 wh re the former [Duches: ‘ r nni il que stions about first im- pected, will result ina ruling as to 7 hours The company's compro- | We can use this gift, if we re- id , Lior mroceen) y hr 7}. im, was admilite dd ith ¢ vidence 4 " . 1) ; ¥ the a7 4 rjc) Sq} 2 " ’ i ‘ 7 ; ; ae proc “nek brought by Jor ‘ Seg ns ae hla a a | DEFENSE PRICKS 10 | ! rh. )p! mn : ede Parga pe : here 4d iringg (tne ray Sift. pre rubhoie of the national ‘ ipital the legality of the Council's rule is es) h imper and hiy der th : oa) as AgaINS| je iit. put no peal ne guts pare use e used whe she receives leaders waited impatiently to es-| hecome law today were unenforced be placed in suggestions filled hw pefense ee eeepeon. “he ather rigin: fechiee in tha! ? AL ‘are | hon of he imirer : ‘ort her t on to granting of the wpapte defense is fizhting the intr ee ey re’ Scher crigthel fests ts iho | the nick and crieaiok cue t Ney adeitrers: “eee to Arlington and Mount | for two davs recentiy when Police il matter opposition to grantin S 7 eeewES 4S ranting of the wr . ge GER heel sty SE & vig | strike were dem } for wage inr- | — se er yaiey* nag men iciais repil asantly,| Vernon. Judges declined to punish #lolators, in an in- Argument Against Writ. Moction of the secon: ‘onfessic: \ [ NWVE Continued from Pace One, | creases of ] rante nm hour and “ al é ? a ed a ‘ares f , Bae vy, hat the nauire = | Speaking her native language- ‘but a. cemieean peantted on an ailing is- | It Was asserted the srand ju ng the lines ad be flu shalt | AFTER A 11 i. : ee a ae, Hen : | change from open shop to close | bitin ney | ; ‘ . . . . ms ~ * «a , lthe par- rrand yu) Vv in TY) bed. r« ry : ; dha ‘ ‘ : 7 . . _ . . > rT} : 1 . ’ . -) ] } . _w 7. -" ¥Y prepaid § Any writ or limitat 1 of " , " ethelat a ' eve ioe ' hile Mortime. nd Forbes rote q ' UT i trol of the executo) Mme = — : imip Lh ati i ‘ ge F “ana ag Oa nee, Necclete tenets . ee on aoe . Srelet. MA ae e* Sere : tails ( a the contr: + “— Oe, weet ete*e*e ” . : . . Fateh, es ie ao" 4 ie Aa a ‘ i c ‘ > a “ POMBE SRN 3 ae mesg ; their responsibility in thie matter, |-~ vernment, . : : ’ ; ’ : - . , " ; vy ; " ae . : ’ Dat 7 ’ , > + } 1 Tort} . . . : diss Ic GS. : “ss . > my j i , } VWs ? mri ' r ; ’ : ; 7, @ ier hy © | reese : +7 ’ "? ‘* 9 P- sae : ha ; ; P| j ‘ ; i . i . i ’ ; ; _ 4 ‘ iss i & ‘ A ‘ .' ° ’ die les . ain Ww I lz r) ) ish 1? ort i vy’ « ; ’ , ; ‘ onting ed from Pa hall a °. Alt’s in- | right of responden urd a aa era ae ee , RR 5) ee ia , ety , aah te ime the attorneys for the execu-! makes a new provisivi for admin- : canounae ~~ Al ix the ree 1 MAN) wow cd He niare the Se | ail i } { 14, , +? i ’ a } | av i ; eS | ae Pa . SIt\ Immediately procee ] f ado : 1} ’ ; } . _ " 4 a / } in) T A TiS AT ree hh: “ TY , © in the oo} no | ) ’ ‘yond the ind aroun!| what seen ed lecessary tect : . nm vieiti » 9 - : ’ : | Pe. & a Bi , ail | . - . A : : Bn “s » we ; ‘ : Full in- ; mtis oO : . » ety tas aie . > Fy. hii : ‘ : _ ] 1a} TT 7 i i i ii Ake i s '? cil . Piss, \ i ’ at the } ral the publi interecte intruste | to ite 1e wuniversitv and tte Chil-| istration necessary The filing ofi¢ a. Seer PP | : ' | Schwarz and others connected with Hospital are securing evi- ie Will contest sui at 12:91 a. m _ , , - ‘ ith irpstifty 7 : , e ecessary to chow t’ testa- he said. Was in the ("‘Ircult Court he institution rushed to the de rT " Ss . . . ' ' ‘ " - 71 . t} + ; : , ae | 4 * ‘ 4 : : / ; ’ ~" . > ” , . ain ; > , " ? . ; tJ lj ss ’ cit eae , 4 ; ; *T) | li i - # ° ; , . 1 = ree .' CA V . .4 "£2 ‘4 sy! ‘ re a : ; ‘ ’ : om Ve ob-| “a eer. [ms desire to get informat} wendolyn well, years 0 " ; | oe : | 2. nould have! wentary capacit f Mr. Wain-| and did not concern iim fense of their hospital. Dr. Bur- mp win- | poss il - porm: | ' 7 he hotel bills r hi ay an ‘ankiin avenue vi an opportunity to show to the | hic will and! “T have . Y offe Pf nch post Mport to the church conference a a mals | . ye Hally | “alme.at wate ' se | ight when he made his will anda | lave not heard of any offer|lingham stated there was only a i’ cat - ce ery) . . . . Te : »rj . 4 ; " P rok . ; iT? i : tata ; ef. ; . ’ ; i / ii ‘ ; : i i , ‘ | re , wil iT ryrness of | 3 , +} ‘ . ) » | : . e were two calls, on the same eae. ; ane ae ae l emantmanaly’: agai th ropose , eS Vai ae i, d and, further, 0 how}on the part « the executors tO|9 per cent abuse of the charity 7 1. . 7 ; . : 4% ’ “g*4 - * #8 . . . Ss ’ —S . ans . . . . a ‘ - ‘ i ‘} 7 YT) 4 | ‘ } ’ +i one in the morning an ‘e in | Slyzed since | : re ag , , ee toes . Pints cammensagndidie | os , ny. " that this so-called adopted daurh-/|serve without compensation, such | privileges at Barnes, and called ht was weary an OT Incned | ' | He Wroth & companies wish tne otner aay. . ‘ Drink «f or. . j : a iac ’ ‘ ’ . : ’ . 7 _ ~* ; ing ill. Refors cacy: ; Bes on : — ; \ior- panies il} nér cialim acains ; . Wain-i to make their proposal officially. ower percentage of irmposition nm or" . ° . COT] i GIF 1S THAT LAST i, Hight’s first confess! | et hogs x , “ner peat Sst acininiiua.” daceill r that! evening and tabulated, it was sald |, te sto Sahai these ee rator |) wright id hi tate they should file . motion asking | Private practice After voting ‘fa- it she * this methoa shock imer ha stified rile! uf id iitem wit! ‘comp tion ¢ ‘abl e of Dr. Schisler’s | gd 7) , te 8 sie olor gg ; * strike was called at 12:! ey or ie ud- “ ili ‘ .ike . ; . 4 . . - . : ’ ' ™ . : ‘. ca : ‘ : | , a2 6 - Tix i4 : sy ~i{ | y .* )« a - cy " cf) a . . Tee] } r 4 ‘ :; ie pose case.’ and passed that the resolutions he nan ne Trors ‘ ™e leave ‘hen iss Caswell] ehedi hy ina i whic ir Ove! mile Ind Severeiy | ae - ' , , } an expianation « -O T= ain and : , ee W ~~ a — Sete y tse SS Sy SEEK seuss om ‘ wR ae : raneipyl f public Iimportanc in- —* : aes | viii sentinel . | abandoned in favor of the pro- thy both elleves : tt ‘OI she coul hear dq > nial F ca “ad mor ni 1vY towns | Asp warranted 1! ne prem- rvgcry) a. wi | bution a vine fore ness 1k... ay eds thet oye teen , ~ | villages in Centra] and Southern 1. ilintag ie us .urrie if not un-|. .. | Penologi-t to Speak Here. |posed meeting with hospital man- and pne.-| - »17 ” - re ~) xa to award a ¢ a Mitra Ls , . usual proceedit | agers at a future date. | f Bee Oe ee a ya wie Fr . ‘nois cr Louis .e com , group of Dor. Hastings H. Hart, consultant | It , nerally that lars Be mpi I LO! i Ls liijam utherian tT 3 : ere i heen 1 an rt vyus red generally 4 arg- $ Y M ei went Ce juste . r ble "7 » onht ‘rvice aiso was sus KCE Hasty Action Criticised. | ffered to! in delinquency and penology of the | yates . : 7 ednesday aves ou oney on all in . 779 ie, Oul iece of f Imon nic , ; aad : \ inancial isti tions has offeres ; aC UaEaS oe I wee Ve te er social service departments werg ; 1] sy ] } ‘ i} \ ‘ € or “ , . - , oo ; ? ‘ , rn? } I ‘ . 4 ; : ’ } 7 iri TV ~ )* iaen? ~% . ts ae P * . " . 8 . ™ " — XMAS GIFTS 4 ? weeny , Sh WHILE tsar gc feiogs seb | demsmyg | | a ' of Tle handle tl without admin | Russell Sage Foundation of New) necessary at all ¢linies and hospt- ‘ fi OW: etn hj ee ee yy WORKER STABBED ANA IOT = . Shame: " | erews were under — ae ~~ eS ere ied Sel PUES Per istratio Lee has refused York, will address a publie lunch- tals offering free services, in of- _ | . , ' li Mortimor says ‘illiam age + as aaa ~— w See pring pe , . uch an arrangement ‘roth ancial conditte No High Rents _- but he meant i FATING LUNCH; NEGRO HELD . | | nor sa) : ie aaah apahe aah acacia peving | ant % h an men n held under the auspices of the |4¢? that the financial condition ef ; 3 — ey SUuULNne’ri af iu. may . “er RE a ; ' is . 7 — ae es Argzumen } : heen that ind | apn icants he more thoroughly in« No E: pensive Window Insurance : iii . ! ' , ™ 99 in a! 4 en ve ; ‘ ) / I revit rik : i] » nNenre } ‘ f POSSESSION ? . . ; ae . “1 Re the James ‘ j ene VW e fare League nf the ve stigated Al) apea) ers empha- ‘ ‘ ‘_* a) ral e@ thought he ‘ lé “Said Someting I Dic n't ‘i Cs ; . bo mes ccember, 1918. last aas;: . 1] ar ' Klin - atecs tet tetas x Aw: sin —_ 9 . " ‘ . . | Aaa iT Liuy ) ln : nt : ] fs : —_ “o" seve ’ % ww Ff 1] *, 6? } SA TIIe in in- ‘ Tr} sa " of Minne. ¢ LADIES Mery, and t! al was wht irg ; | arioualy | “Fixer” in a Difficulty. FOR $107, 078 BACK TAXE ever ps ss lew s ihe as largely interes | reservations are neces-|for the success of the proposed domen and : o ¥ : . : “hes Laie ~~ ‘ ; ’ ‘ eas t4*84 ar’’ fel ine ‘ ii. - Biiias ae j Lilie’ t } r° ee ' \v’ j t+ » . 7-s, ‘Oo. Siry (*¢ fer ‘ wit hoasnital managers y by WRIST WATCH mae wtel]) the whole truth, led at the lant « 1e Nix- 1© TORS A1XC! fell into addi . . thi nnection it has been r¢ inference with api ; , " & | P wounder At tne pli ; | I ‘ 4 tional difficulty when confronted Som Held to Re Due on Warehouse ani change o1 awe he . ’ : 3 anteat of the! Rasy PMasy . _L Gray. a prisoner in the eff-Krein Manufacturing Co > | ‘ ) us taser : Terms Terms Pad : + Z. a cd | portions of his testimony be- Property for Years 1914 to owever. | 1921 Inclusive. bon the law ‘hell will was pending, Festus Vernon jail, testified that On) where he is employed as a chain-|, . : : : Ps : . day Hight his second}! ; , :, : the Senate Committee. He ' sheigae ge 7 ‘ade, president of the Merear ; 1. “maker, noon tqaay | tes ; . Sees ’ - So? > ' ' ’ - Iv: : “As , as testified here that he 1e nd elg bills, ag- | Marion . — oe West ' ‘o., offered to | : lon he "aS Si } ‘ na ment. |- rt lice ‘ere tol th: Gala ‘By . . | , 2 n . . ‘ : , lle ru: rve = rer a ’ . w* 77 A , Eitesed and that he had been) TR° Police were ile ansaves and | receive and divide with Forbes, 35 |gregating $107,078.46 e St ristel, epresent the |) ei without compensation | THE CHRISTMAS GIFT STORE FOR MEN sberiincd iinet engl Cesta the pi its ¥ riflouis Southwester “Otto! T > utor ld Juage « 4. woods : ‘inistrator. Recause of the trust he case. this " yy « —« | _y .~ ¢ ‘ } up all night for questioning :, hic lane when. without ree al 4 eg. | si* Aas ‘+ vat rr : S 4 . ’ oars ¢ | ; . j nom nso? ¢ Th W ’ alil i Vi , cin La. Pat ‘ iti wT sv } ‘| ii ns °. tntiaor rf i? t ; a 252° e : ey : ; ’ Py agin ST . . ‘ n« , Th Ty) ) Pe and im es ‘ ‘ ii ’ , . . \ | (ff Tes j } i i emt wey La _— irgued — warning. Charles Jackson, 22, a at 4 ei pe . saof hree city | hie na eS nat een 7s ran” bission ol the second contlession, | “ma . r 182°? Division shal LrPaOrus, He LO] St Bae . ’ ie er ty os , ' 4 O48 + . oe , - wy ) ageceprea aw ) : Ti. hic Ti con ne | ici Lé ad Nii Dona q as snaranteed. ipetent as to Woma pl ny ld ¢ a hecause the Sta Wdge Kern ruled that the con- NEW PEAK PRICES FOR STOCKS partner in the profits, but that he | or - ‘ee cig os ens cn C ttor and will wh Was no competent as | lzgot out to make way for Forbes. | = ge eagles air eta a, | PEO edu Sweetin, but admitted asj Nearly 40 Issues Set High Reords| tie added that when he testified | ie inn eee: ane ) i ‘ ¥ _| nounce NSt Hight, because he had been for Year. before the committee he had not honished to refrain from ilk- NEW YORK, Lec, 12. Theihad time to examine his papers | scanda! Ps ar ago. rece That, in spite o fthis admoni- 1. eee Bon | ; ee i = . ynark et any eho kK off the , ami correspondence and hence may icalled ‘ mnt ic the fax situ iti -e : . " . ‘ : eo | : . . ‘ . . i] + he made i contessior which ‘estri it in posed ’ y the feur of an have made miStakes. iwith relatio) t¢ his warehouse f i m pe ia on Sil) OL Ut! sessment redu Tintendent Hall discredited as ‘renge tn the New York Federx!l Hie admitted, in response to fur- the ® assioned: a al Se - feanint rate ices ad-ither questions, tnat ne nad told t | Fy pete Mona s, fasienes: that Halll Reserve rediscount rate, prices a4-|ther questions. that he had told the | WARNING ISSUED AGAINST “The Place to Buy Shoes” Handsome mufflers of wool, : vancing to & points in reflection |Senate committee Thompson had mre ty ‘t right with (God bY of " lt of favorab). trade de- heen indicted This was not true FATING OF RAW OYSTERS Jil WASHINGTON A . e ME the whole truth and that vel nents “T thought he had been,”’ Mortimer . ‘ S TT J Y S P E C | AL S | knit plain and fancy silks Supplemental statement whiehle Nearly two score issu attained | explained “I knew that his friend | fleld Responsible for Chicago Ty- 4) A R DA , lt ‘as 1) setorte . | eT eo + PS Oe a ed Was not extorted or elicit-|, .. ak prices * the year, with|John McGibbon and others were phoid Cases, Starkloff Is ch s i by hope of “wo re) : +i ’ : : , . . th ‘ . "7 - ie } reward qT) relation Li) .1 : , — - Le } ing re orded ind : in ‘ war fraud case and x) ay Jew LER Tia) in Court. but niv } 3 | > maximum fail eae : | j aM Advised. it 1 ren "s Ao MEK, Pak UI a é ny bit f ; J . Vy by consia } ower. Fed- | erstanding that he alt . ica} : Starklioff vy West Pennsylvania Power, Fea it an] é Health Commissioner sStarkio My Location Saves You Money Ms of his status with his! - , Licht N. SIXTH ST. fens eM rset bets commer: eni|écing nin en, injonte "Why|‘etts'cr'as cyaers such ac (ip elt Slippers | ara Si ons Sater orth i ‘tee : sa eet inline leans eseaeat Me = aoe es letter from the Chi : 7 him —one oO these : fine mufflers, in a hand- some gift box, which we provide with every Xmas. the su r y 8 . ’ en ‘ | | a Y = abe li i {] WoT ’ 1‘ Tl . The il . ; (s¢ The ral ana rhree Other ° ] ‘xecuted heen foun } dire ct iV I “¢ . pO?! sib] “ fo oe = . c it | i . i ’ roximate 1¢908 UU! sf ires NI ] +e ‘ ] I } ; I CG r- (;en af verTrai Cases of tvphol j i* Ve r >t 5é & ' . ' } } - r furthe r foundation — | Adolfo Hernandez, a M 1jor and two ther WOLFF’ Broadway and Washington ; | ik Saat . ‘a » el wean a yt ST. LOUIS BOT SPAT | ewes rend | » jury , y| the objections of Layman aa | for: eg under Tiburcio Coello, have | oysters until it is definitely deter- Founded by JOSEPH PU | Hilence in the cour m. The] Hight He Pagel egg Nghe ‘been executed at Puebla City after | mined that there is no further pos- | + = ise Pub ' Bdants ex! ibs 4 or | : jr slg gee! - th apie wear z pre- | @ courtmartial, according to spe- sibility of contracting typhoid from pPybtiohed Daily be ease ond Olive Streeh. aete Eaton, daughter ‘rong — oe tena the | cial dispatches eating them s cireulations Bil — tom im ay violation of the rules of he confession madé | re] Captains belonging to the rebel oe. Starkloff advises cooking =. ee y: Silk Hosiery In Xmas Gift Boxes % 1 ms T5) 2 Prs., $2.60 7 Prs., $7.85 Comfortable warm little teen” eae ee MUSIC BY MAX GOLDMAN'S ORCHESTRA Slippers for kiddies— Puss-in- Silk Hose in all of the Table D’Hote Dinner, $5.00 Per Plate | “ree 7. ee ae popular shades. fall psn felt appropriately trimmed oa rte rye ts + gy Soft little padded leather soles. | 41-4. pairs to the box. All snes, © 0 ©. aid (MAIN FLOOR) oo ES NS a EN Sg Ca OO AS Member Audit Bureau 0 MEMBER OF THE “ASSOX “IATED PR =A letter = writte ' ij i" | last 7, Mt , 1s foreseen that at ‘ as. > say — axclustvell, 4 ° Vernon J* i] ft) rs +h" ; 1 yh ‘ : . . -( | ' 5 par Resonances pres publicatios of the Sa] ithe interests of Hight as : : 7 , or i : er 1a} we i. ij- ; —) , ‘ari "@] ’ ete SRenmtches credited to it OC SGM, Cm | "U* | tendant, will be made entirely! NEW YEAR’S EVE erwise credited in this paper An ose ) yon ~otfered hee | eybservient to those of Mrs. Sweet 4} eax, We ete » es ate 7 local news published thereii vc nes . withdrey mn so far as it is in the power of | ae AT HOTEL republicati of special it had ial 7 me Ol 4 these abmaceaains Mified Py “ef her attorney to serve her in that | R U C K I N G M | SUBSCRIITION RATES : : “a inher identili way. |e ) I H A | Al) rei \\ re ; 4 m3 aga eh Rain off The defense of Mrs. Sweeten, it Daily and Bundasy oe . the jury r ; - the ehe had Daily, without Sunday, Mend” 4 s understood, will be that she nha Sunday only, one yea! , * @nd asked lef, PA , oN \ ‘ | c " vas past ould i : : 879 | under act of March 3 had 7 *M, Goes not always join in Beil. “Olive G6U0- fr Phim rcmutin’s SS ome.
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FRIDAY. DECEMBE BER 12. DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _STLOUS POSTOSPATCH The Deity POST. a ———$—$————— See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5,6 and 7 STIX. BAER & FULLE R o GRAND-LEADER ‘ r TT TT —_ —_—_— ub - — ——— = . En — eee - ae _ , 2 Important Saturday Features for Christmas Shoppers A Purchase and Sale of iE °} Boys’ Wool Vest Suits Large Gift Assor Are V. ery Smart and A ndleety Priced Pg W ool Should . 4 . : % | , et. ‘rrr? ‘ ~ en, error e rs eC hh S V ec § C O a C S is , | 3 siiapistissesaeae ‘ - ‘ ++ ss She | iS $ : bssene sets eT eees + ; / . L > ~~ eh" \ : . . — Almost 1000 Overcoats in Models for Men and Young Men | | ah Hit. \ aN NE of these well-tailored Vest Suits would make Extraordinary Values at | | Atha \ i an ideal Christmas gift for the boy. They are in ’ / par | i \ the new plain back model and in such attractive . shades as poudre blue, brown, tan and mixtures. Come with two pairs of full-lined knickers, which lengthens the life of the Suit. Sizes 9 to 16. 32° | “dit ) Boys Wool Overcoats Men’ s Shirts Priced at $10.98 We are showing a fine selection of Over- Are Always A ropriate coats at this special price. The Coats are y Pprop all-wool and have convertible collar, muff and Always Acceptable pockets, side pockets, belt and lined with Dimity Cord Shirts shades and cslorings. Siees ob 0s san | With Fiber Stripes ‘ — an is ee nd $300 > ae Boys’ Sheep-Lined Raynster Raincoats Bo 222i is'eo 8 SO ~ black and the favored col- y} Coats, Offered ats10.98 Featured at $3.95 oT ae ee Good —_ y moleskin shell, heavy Black rubber Raincoats, guaranteed, Silk Hose $1.95 a _ y1 sheep col lar and select shotpebe lining; They will not turn, peel or crack, Come made with four pockets and are in the in sizes 4 to 18. ne me - 2 Tn ee - SL, hho ? ’ > SS an eT % MARTLY styled new models for men and young men in single and double breasted styles, in box-back and belted effects. They are skillfully tai- lored of excellent cassimeres, friezes and other woolens in a complete show- ing of attractive pattern The colors comprise all which “e correct for this season. most of them h ave plaid | backs. A , UO A . Lot ye (") —_ sh ful I ’ ; re j “w tx, Full-fashioned thread silk belted style. Sizes 8 to 20. H Hose. in service weight, with ats to match at 896. mercerized lisie tops. -uit-of-the-Loom Boys’ Bathrob ; : S irts Priced at $2 y es Boys Indian Suits Women’s Gi , h ‘ bey — and good-loofing - aoe a . $3.98 : 1] 50 ’ ie Satin. $2.5 number ws conservative b! fields are include d. young men of all p ‘ , ch Pe Ps a Po a a ou ® if e” me - in fast-color stripes. and 5 Made of good khaki ma- AVALIER style, fur trim- Cut full and roomy and , mse Bs and come im cost » med; boudoir style, with wee bRivink 2 comfortable. | er ag gg ue pebesdSiee | : silk pompons; D’Orsay style, eee ne ae oe reh. wallow thee brocaded or plain opera style | I 7 | hb] ty of beautiful color colors of red, yellow, blue. su " Hats have 17 bright color- : | and comfy Slippers, all in Two-Pants Prep Suits i csticiones Suits combinations; in sizes 4 ed feathers; sizes 6 to r4. | ao satin of excellent quality in $ 20 22= v0 *35 to 18. One of these Robes High school and colleg uth rh nservative models are shown in ae want the latest styles will find thes riety ee ee ee sn.” te glen —s.,* S ee RS ) we ceptable gift a most ac- Boys’ Cowboy Suits, a beautiful boudoir shades, with Suits meet their quit h shading ' degre) Ria an ee ceptable gift. 7 _ sizes 4 to 14... . .$2.00 _ — leather or soft soles. —of Felt, 85c to $2.50 sch or starched cn *-« +s ~ + Star caec we eee an Aaa Te * Pe aap ges ee Ke 2 a ™~ ind ~~ a mi wate er éa~ -— in style and in color. Every pop- ular type is included—moccasin, have the full-cut. J fitting ~ Ti i « ‘ vy. — se ~~ * 4 + . rina . ' ~ =| Own = . blunted vests and Colon: rousers. ures Fourth Floor s I > : he ° aie i OS Ell ie Warm, practical and attractive F.XCEPTIONAL values in men's Neck ty: | | So Ng a& Men’s Gift Gloves Lingerie, Si.g0 selory, tailored in the open-end shapes, 717 : ifts From Toytown ‘* Adlerette Fabric Gloves, $1.50 can Gowns and Envelope _ dores. In numerous colors which | Playthings That Amuse and Instruct Are 7 Christmas N imported fabric Glove, in the popular duplex embroidered and han : ptionally pleasing. Shown Saturday eo Array | . style; choice of gtay or brown; have embroicerec CSS oy backs. All sizes, regular and cadet. 2) lit Sr.os oll areonere. ster 98 | BS ie © fh Picture Cubes, $1.66 Rectang rge size Strollers, iy Ten Colored Picture Cubes, consisting of 430 At $ l kbylo, comfy and Juiiet. ’ (Maina Floor.) Auto 8 pd es, $3.50 Pair soft kidskin, with light flex- ich-looking 1: —— ic silks and satina. aise gado: in the newest striped effects t upholstery and eq when assembled, will form ai fferent pictures. hinged : ged boxes. x 1b gift of a Wrist Watch for we are offering at this pric Case Automobile wit teddy bears, dogs, sheep and has a jewel led lever movement, @ . “4 Any little girl would r cy ‘silver dial. Each Watch isi headlight. . Christmas Sugge -stions con : f ligt and - vice. M 9 ] H isc wheels, diight. others. Offered at a very hehe ie s 8 ars lisle tops, double soles and ens V eiour ats SEE, ee en See walnut finish Beds formal “Diamond Wrist & - _ > 7” > , o . 2 hor Yee »t. ’ . acs? ™ al ~ + _* ” sa ’ *F ‘ . _ ~ * —— + aaa * . cap ~ an owe a4 rsei ~~ . 4 = ys 4 ~ +& Be . . ’ : e ° 2 . : e a i ie i Maal ied - aS - + i ae ~ 31.89 —_———_——_ with padded seat and > /nree individual Salt and = Glaeaa Wagon, $6. 49 An ideal toy for the ates 7 1 Pepper Shakers in ham- large assortment of pleasing A sudan ve showing Attractive oak - finished : i d ttr a variety of colors. rameters Caps, tailored Rockers that are very ‘Simmons Coaster Wag- tots. Except: ered Ccnge se strong and durable: unusual ©°™S that are strong and dur- Priced. '¢ lined gift box. Suilver- plated or nickel-silver base. er stiches. Come in the coat 3: string « gs ney are extremely ~ -wWwool materiais = me Pe ee dd imtereating : tylae o al “polis a Neck wear. colors. Every Sweater is ruar. ancauanectaace i. x ae Other Cheietiais Caps—$2, $2. 50, ‘$3 i Kiddie Kare Seen fo aa 7 SS ae a. CCU. | et re orn ~ lac “_ linen. satin. Or : The nuin iddi - nae : girls aiso and spor materia!s: slid : . Th agen os te Kidd — me : $ 50 ‘ Sr 19 So 8 ’ : 7 ser knife end sugar spoon F pereale Wh Bene Gttts ) 9 95c et “Baronet” or “Duchess” | BS es Set includes tab settee Reversible locomoti | ; . ie tive, ‘tern ° Knitted by hand in Scotland and will appea! a attached: sizes 2 36. a and two chairs. Made of coal tender y Blue enameled pattern in gift case. Guar d and will appeal to men who ap- HE c + 3 coaches, 8 amteed for 20 vears preciate Sweaters of the better sort They are 1: I; SE pot pul ar Caps are 4 ca ase te pupneme it seats. sections of curved track and Fae — - oy eT . gag te RR: I. rerv snu fin pecially price 2 section ; all u cers, ; and wery warm; ideal for the golfer, as they are not bulky and high-grade felt very snug fittir is 2 and very é * y | ections of straight track. pot and sugar and cream Tambour Library . a - . - A WG e ilage, : One hundred >f rhese oe lain ca or. as a combin 5 Woolly Sheep on platform ~ &;,. meter — g * Men's Knitted Vests Boys’ Sweaters P cap or : weno 3 ; @ we cee, Oe = voles. ——— Consists of ground os Clocks in two different Come in check, stripes and Of all-wool yarn in the coat eth A edetnae =. | Cap anc muffler. Presented . € S, Unusual value. : - and a number of 2 “yies. Eight-day mage eiene p.ain heather ettects; trimmed as well as pull-over styles. im a splendid assortment of /f 2 forming a little « 4 ace movements in beauti- im plain contrasting colors Shown in many colors that are dkerchiefs s. solore—hrown. hi . > oN Dancing Bears, 69c KY houses are col Sie: a; anegaay Sanen case around edge and over @2 faworit th the ihn , _ -_ hee c rs—Drown. blue. maroon ' Ze ete a #0 inches long and to inches , $5 00 favorite with the boys. $3. 59 _ Wome linen ndke: Mechanical Dancing Bear, Tr Tio easy to put away. bap’ te: ch Cathedral 4 vwe for od chiefs in white and and stay. stands upright and dances ce Agus , Strike oe ee eee rit! : Outfits, $1.59 Steam Shovels, 9 2.98 : Mame Viseks pockets; sizes 34 to 48. Sizes for small boys. nd sol l- hand embroider around. Has a good spring. Structor Steam “i % 4% Men's Cricket Sweaters Bovs’ alt nthe | OVS ~ es Sweaters ulti-colored ’ - P 1. si te : “"— ¢ nee tty tems > , 4 : . ‘ ear-shaped fr ee eee vere in FF pron argon agg in i Boy Ss Pajamas. $ l 29 Fairyland — Bring the globes, a set of a go well-made toys for in the school releon pent an om aes Sate hey aniinntieie. Isc one Of good cotton materials in whit > blue. tan Kiddies to See Santa. use: can be at- meg ially ——— v ° ; \ Oiiz ; i2 ‘ 4 col ors ter + anc Dink: tri beste d ith — - 2 : attached to la Attractive Spanish Lace : cc Ww tamcy frogs, and are in one Tge sets. wu ; : re : 7 ¢ : hite, gray. tan anc $5 00 and are ideal for skat. ¢ ty po oti aA wor + - fancy effects 0. ing. All sizes eV. randckerchiefs im 6 lovely and two piece styles. Sizes 6 to 18. Also cotton Go: ceteealiiggiin sports shades. tlannelett jar I ee ar shades. ette Pajamas in the lot. | rtay E& Jp ‘ — . = . sm > igor ’
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4 g bey FRIDA y. FRIDA x. = pEcEMB DECEMBER }3, _— eee _—— —~ ——- ee fhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Ne te — tetera - ee, a _—_ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4,6 and 7 STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER tS estsnnseheesseesstennnsenmenn = i i Suggestions Which Will Assist You in Making Selections Large Gitt Assortment of Ersiat $i Spiral. ’ ——-= pew Wr wee - ete — est Suits activel y Priced Gauntlets Special Values At ap B= AUNTLETS, such as these, are much to be de- sired because of their smart- ness. They have the short, fancy cuffs of the moment, decorated with perforated designs. They are made of -imported kid, pique sewn, fastening at the wrist with one clasp, two-tone stitched backs. Black, brown and beaver shades. Novelty Fabric Gloves, $1.95 Smart Gloves of imported chamois-suede fabric, full shrunk, and finished with fan- cy short cuffs trimmed in contrasting colors. Embroid- ered backs in the new shades. neha a ae am OP ase me OF RAR LIAO LES ACS Wool Shoulder Shawls TT Re A a 1S «Inthe Jaunty nm i. | eo Ae ge | Dies ° P fe 4 ANS Junior Section Daytime Dresses $12.75 to $19.75 For sports and dress wear show juvenile chic in plaid, wool crepe and Poiret twill. A clever group features the combination of velvet jacket with plaid skirt. Sizes 12 to 17 years, Topcoats $19.75 to $35 Dashing, brusk models are these double- breasted Topcoats so charmingly dealt with in fur—offering those, too. that are perfectly plain. They are well lined. Sizes 12 to 17 years. Plaid Skirts $5 and $7.95 Suggest a practical gift. They are pleated on white waists and, worn with an attractive blouse. make chic Juvenile costuming. Blue serge may also be found in the group. Sizes 6 to 14 years. School Frocks $5 and $10 Interesting enough, many of the styles, for dress-up wear, too. They are made of serge, jersey, wool crepe and velveteen in a delightful variety of chic junior styles, brightly trimmed. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Party Frocks $19.75 to $45 NTERESTINGLY grouped for gift se- lection and reflecting the festive daintiness taffeta, Georgette and crepe de chine, ex- guisitely trimmed. All the high shades may be had. .Sizes 12 to 17 years. (Third Floor.) Novelty HE elderly participant in Christmas will find par- ticular comfort in a practical Shoulder Shawl. These are dark gray, solid or checked, with striped borders. Be- sides being very attractive, these Shawls are extremely warm. sev ow” eo Wits 7 in., $1.00 in., $1.98 in., $2.98 (Second Floor Size 37X37 $1ze 42x42 meee 47%47 Nee is ewan Oe * — 2 © —~A...0¢ a Women’s Silk Hose -_jn Gay Christmas Boxes Chiffon at $1.95 Granite Hose, $1.95 $2.50 and $3.00 “Granite” chiffon Hose, Silk threads, woven to a_ clear and even in weave, lisle gossamer texture; full ftash- tops, black and colors. MINE Beth top ito toc— An Unusual Sale of Chiffon Hose, $5.00 in black and the favored col- ° 5 custon tore or ve mes 7% Misses’ Clever Frocks ) —f , ee cu erenee \ deans aynster Raincoats eatured at $3.95 k rubber Raincoats, guaranteed. will not turn, peel or crack, Come S 4 to 18. to match at 8oc. ys Indian Suits $1.50 of good khaki ma- and come in coat ig-Pants style; trim- a bright contrasting of réd, yellow, blue. fave 17 bright color- ers; sizes 6 to 14. (Matin Floor.) _——_ - > ~~ a MO ~ ’ o S Pa, ‘ . meat Nw ~~ ee — Winter’s Smartest Millinery Notes Are Reflected in T hese Women’s Chic Hats $5 and $7 ‘Cb n. = satisfaction found in a "THESE naive models so particularly suited to Christmas giv- we ) | HE satisfactio : ‘es . delictefutio nil et : , Y, “\\ | becoming Hat is buoying ing, are Geligntiully tailored in straightline smartness from _ | yn and doubly so when prices are charmeen and striped flannels for street and sports wear. Con- such that perhaps more than one trastingly charming are the afternoon fancies of crepe satin and may be considered. These Mats taille, each individualized by treatments imitating the moment's a 7 “ggg eng a mode. Sizes 14 to 18 years. or coming holiday comprise models suited to every . 5 , Misses Winter Coats, $44 and $64 occasion. Small Hats are in great favor. Wider brims for those ic models emerg “ who affect them successfully are Chic models emerge gracefully from these soft Winter coat- 5 ® ? _ ren - x Warm, ings so skillfully adorned in squirrel, beaver, marmot and sable- a ractical a attractive ive ite ‘alare | ae D . ; a 1 dyed fitch. Colors offer cranberry, deer, green, hinoki and also here. Smartest millinery effects in style and in color. Every pop- - tons JX black. Sizes 14 to 18 years. -, 2 i! wlar type is included—moccasin, awe tes, ( : Si tore rd] »% ‘ A Be are achieved in these models hylo, comfy and Juliet J ‘ dt . « ee we mA 2 hl a et ae ee —— i = > L . — . a. @Mteed for 20 years. Other Sets, of solid silver, up to $7.00. Pte pl .2 ™ hn Iwo - 26-Piece Tudor Plate Set, $13 “Community” made silver- Plated Service of 6 dinner ives, 6 dinner forks, 6 ta- blespoons. 6 teaspoons, but- ter knife sugar spoon. Baronet” “Duchess” Guar- a a Pao ~~ *@ “Kum-a-part” Cuff Links, $1.50 Sterling silver enamel! “Kum-a-part” Links in at- tractive designs; desirable gifts for men and boys. Complete line of “Kum-a- parts,” soc to $25. L~e~d and aa ,@ ” ag a Tambour Library Clocks, $9.95 © hundred of these two different Styles. Eight-day American- Made movements in beauti- ul Mahogany finish cases. *8 inches long and 10 inches Cathedral gone and Strike. ‘Mat Floor.) > we. ~ ai wey 2 . - d Vanities, $2.95 Antique gilt Compacts from Vienna—mounted with colored galalith lids with petit-point insets, and fitted with mirror, “LeMay” pow- der, and puff, Finished with chain and finger ring. Two (Main Floor.) —_* ee ae ae Prey yw wiv ¥ é ¥ ‘ ~f- wt hai oad al — - ——— et —8 nel °. f rr a.) a a Se ~ o- st oR Steel-Beaded French Bags, $25 French Bags hand-woven bead with silver-plated fram chain. Many beautiful! ors in ettective c tions. Lined silk. in e€iavoorate with French Handmade Bead Bags, $3.98 A thousand of these at- tractive Pouch Bags—our own importation—offered at this low price. Many col- ors, many designs, many combinations. Illustrated below. i Floor.) Christmas Candies —should Be Ordered Now CHURCHES, schools, lodges and other institutions Té equiring large quantities of Candies should not delay in placing orders. The Candy will be freshly made and delivered on the day indicated. Special prices are being made on quantity orders. Saturday Specials Nut Candy Specialties—One-pound box of pecan marsh- mallows, almond nougat roll, Brazil fudge balls, butterscotch pecans, jumbo Brazil roll pecan caramel croquettes and wood- lawn goodies | zs ag Assorted Jordan Almonds, Ib. Buttérscotch Pecans, Ib. Pr Par peer Plantation Mixture, assorted hard candies, Ib. Heavenly Hash .iko ‘wie'awe i 60 kita Sweet Cream Caramels, Ib. . Christmas Favors and Novelties —filled stockings, miniature trees, candy canes, chocolate novelties, mut cups, baskets and mottoes for decorating the Christmas table and the tree. 7 i‘ andy Wept. and Square $—Main Floor.) chic, possess a particular gift appeal. Slipover Sweaters, $10 Soft wool, they are, handmade and embroidered in bright-colored floral patterns. They are astonishingly smart and may be had in dark and light shades—and al! sizes. | A selection of Fiber Slipovers, hand embroidered in wool. offers diverting styles 1m tan, henna and brown combinations in all sizes, $16.50. W ool Golf Coats $12.50 to $19.75 They are made of fine quality wool ‘n cap vating Jacquard designs and*entirely handmade. Color combinations are smartly unique. All $1zcs. Chic Swagger Coats $19.75 to $39.75 As dashing as their titles suggest and colors make them. They revel in a wide variety of woven designs, some showing cut wool collars, others fur collars and cuffs. All sizes. (Sweaters—tIhir@ Floor.)
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> CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ; Ds 4 poecetben 1 1924 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST- sensariassimemnbesne has MORE ( peste, MEIN PREETI, SE TR I nen enter OY Cee 4 4 R 12 —== —meaigy LOCKED IN ROOM WITH eee eee ieee Ee eee ee peartn pee aed __ = “ : = “ » : - & . é | RN a : - ~ mat ———— eee She was weak GRAND- LEADER $ ee oe noe iar — -_——— _ ~ —— — : _—-— __ I Important Offerings for Saturday’s Christmas Shoppers ae Ee SD SS SD SD SD SD SD SD 5 > > i i i he he i - ‘DOWNSTAIRS STORE Attractively Priced Gift Suggestions for Men and B English Broadcloth Shirts for | Men Splendid Quality at a Low Price | 95 _, _-. Se oe ee wry , \ Ai iy) Men’s Lounging Robes > = you will choose from a va- riety of attractive patterns Oine Books They Are the Gifts of Friendship, Which In- crease in Value as the Years Come and Go. For the Kiddies The Original Cross-Word A Child's History of the World—Hillyer Puzzle Books Burgess Bird Book % For Boys and Girls up to 70 years young. Burgess Animal Bows 5 Mrst Serie~ Burges Flower Book $3 Second Series 2 . m : f “Heidi $1.2 Dictionaries Pinocchio—by author of Colonial Twins of Virginia—by Lucy Pe Funk & Wacnalis High School Standard Dic- (New) Slice tionary. 83.000 terms of all kinds. S894 pagef- | . Boys Fleece Lined Gloves Men especially like the ¢ is 13M buying Gift Toiletware, ready Handkerchiets ae at 49¢ Pair te stant selection, each box a et ; ‘ Now on display in our Toi ft for ety eet ee Re ete cy OEE en ant alte EE ie Ct att EM le a There are 15 other tiles to scetect from s oth binding $2.00 twin Series, by Perkins, each base Funk A Wagnallt. 140.000 terms. largest abridged dictionars Tom Sawyer—Mark TPwain $2.2. publishe!, 3 bindings: Our President-—WVorcan bo. Cloth $5.00 Grampa on Oz (mew) IT tithes of the Oz books, Fiexible style ; ie $4.00 each : $1.75 Genuine leather sisi wil $7.34 a) Se een = Se Cat te Ao tiene at 4 ea... ; > Will Rogers’ Bibles, 75c to $9 rt samples ot noted publishers are noteworthy savings. Virious itferent “The Illiterate Digest”—the best tonic i r , . - at for the blues known—352 pages $2.00 ton gaye > . se wee Special A. AE EER AD ae mig =." oe a ~~ 1 oe Book Ends for Gifts Gift . l mi . : Su ggestions , = : SATU RDAY'S > gitt shopper wil! | | ax | find this an unusual! oppor- Make her ChAristmas | tunity to spines Book Ends in attractive designs, in silver or gold finish, at an exceptionally ~~ = a a a ee Rage ne os 9 ~ ws . ee a a ee ek ~~ fol a / wer ment, at these prices. Comb, Brush and Mirror... Manicure Sets, eight pieces. Tray, Hair Receiver and Pe Box. Military Sets ee veal ee 3 Strix, BAER & ° H ndker hi fs, , "19. 1200 Pairs of Men’s Socks Pal rized | Handk R > 66 7 299 ai GRAND-LEADE oys ~Mannish’ Overcoats 7 98 $¢.98 $ ace in One Pre-Holiday Sale Group happy with these time-sav- ing electrical devices—a {, S real comfort to the busy Sows | nage Se ’ > ong-han Mirrors in artis , f rr, fe) rer —~ : ; ; ’ housew! C Ol ach e/or m +e 4 — = > = . . al 7 ) ns finish les are aiso APA ba baba ahaa abana. AAPA a abana phe h eh bbb heb bh sb bbaaahbabababboa db aaaaannnrnn | VO 900008 000000804 ¥990000000000064 SOOO 888 000000085 ee ee ee ee a eo Chinaware Sea In an Interesting Assortment e€c{tric M . Mavonnaise Set Waffle Irons, q A Star Electr $2.7 . * Iron, highly nickel-p HE delicate loveliness o ish. can be attached to any { | white Japanese china }lamp socket as wafiles right at the t ~ > Pretty . — , or | av. a! Decorated Cake $6.50 decorated in order design : y Japanese Xi Electric To asters, $3.95 + ote Remall — fo The wel -known S: hig? . ae ae se ly mickel-plated is! Pall ; —“~ ~ - " toast kel-p . . : ac at ’ Tea Set. 314.95 , one time On 4) 2c a ritii- j “Om pi r : rvic Zeal: ignt persons. Attracti } out removing trom frack..+ ort wo-tomed effect in soft colors applied \. Fully guaranteed. Men's Dress Gloves $1. Se, $1. 98, “wn ~ & & aoe ee oa eter. Men's “Kenmack” Boys’ Plaid Mackina¥ Pairs, $1.00 dart 6 $1.50 ality ae at tee — Fine for | Gifts—Se ? . ~ nel xe Ot ys re Wee oe ees ae ee ait Gifts of Furniture W hen the Ordinary Gift Seems T rite—Give Furniture Electric »\ Sewing Cabinet, $ro. Coffee Table, $3.75 Curling lron. wa. a. Martha Washington Sew: Has tolding stand and re- A new style curler, whit ~ Cabinet, r2°2x26 imches. tn movable tray. 24 inches in di- = Smish, with white silk tray and steel rods for thread equipped with ash ffay. cigar Full-size Heater with rests and matchbex holder 4.30 4 glass humidor on shelf per-finish reflector. bas guar- * anteed heating element “an Occasional Table, 3 at base. be attached to any iamp - Table w: lid mahogany Windsor Chair. $12 y) socket <tagona top. I3Er13 inches. Finished are ial os I mches h: | qantien: ce = dull anuigue “ant gg agai: mahogany: a graceful Chair | y Eee — a . er a that would be an addition to sf : 7 . ac cavenpor: loving roem or bedroom = Tem? Fleer i el ome Men’s Bill Folds At enosagl Sewing Cab: (4x28 inches and A Most Unusual Saturday F eature . Men’s Felt Slippers, 79c Pair — At 1 j Warm Sl ippers tor wear during the id Men’s Wool : Flanne! Shirts WELL-TAILORED Coa all- fare: fabrics, in a assortment of wanted dark These are double-breasted models with half-belted backs and every Coat is yoke and sleeve lined with guaranteed satin. The sale offers a splendid opportunity of purchase a Coat for genera! wear. Sizes 35 to 46. wr at. Electric Grill, $7.98 Thermax brand = universa! make Grill, with complete euttit for toasting. broiling frying. etc THE PARKER PEN CO ) Pah hha hahha baba pabhp bh bbb baa bea Banana aaa aaa aaanaaaeasaaaaaasadsaAaaDaAAddAAAADAADAD DDD EDD DDD DS Dh) V9OO8 985000000005 0000006000060004 VOOO0008 0000000006
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— eR eR rr — : ——— er The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED _ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : —-~ - meee ee eee ee —————_— = - ae cS cKED IN ROOM WITH. =e-Jny-o1 vas, mo ma ao WOMAN SUCCEEDS ELDER MOTLOW ETS WARM Sate gartatay Dene mon mpm as RRS NS NS NS Ss ET ee ee — —- — ee supposedly from | | la4mIne And ex RN BABE FOR 3 DAYS rs ON BOUNDARY COMMISSION ermal dress ot the! Connopolitan | bs Mrs. Camponi said she had been | be Stated Press locked in by Angelo Camponi and | St. Louisan Resigned Because WUti- | _ present editor of ¢} aGO, Dec. Le Mrs. Hazel his wife when she gave birth to the | gation Involving Land Took TENNESSEE WEI COME 419 years old, Wi found child. Her husband, Anthony, is in | és too Much of His Time. | | \ A KR / | { | ER 1 for sev : ’ a vord brid GRAND-LEADER : : . . >» tha Sas") st ert raed jail awaiting trial for robbery. Mrs. | ° e Associated PF 4 4, ce last nigh’ czy — poli Mar? Paring. mother of Mrs. Cam.| MENOMINEE. Mich., Dee. 12.— w ..| Advices recelved from Washineton '! ° ‘ | poni, led the police to the latter's Bie: re ashington! Judoe a “Hich-Toned Gentle- i by A. [.. eawyer. Michiga n counsel U “a © d High T j the Michigan-Wisconsin boun- man,’’ He Tells Crowd y ciapute case, Wednesday stat- at Station. 286 PAIRS : | it the resignation of Conway W ’ o . Eider, former Judge of the Mis- - | a 8 and Misses’ Y ” > S a : “ _ , " Y. : pte - a e Court, and appoint- hess Ein ; 4 — ' anal, 7 Sa sti « Add r=? tn 4 net.Dispeat 4 wf J, reol LC) ; ed commissioner to hear testimony | 2 aa “ frvslas Ci : | rULLAHOMA, Tenn.., “a a = nwa ? , bs oT nek . aia = pa OF ru uy li; gagea i Lat ' - ae ] ‘ ‘ we + ¥ 7 ‘ry et 1) YT) ; home after she had not heard from her daughter for a week. Victrola Console Phonograph As Illustrated in the case, had been accepted and | Mrs. M. M. Holt of Superior has | been appointed in his place. EO a ee ne hed — > Ae ~ + ‘ . . Resignation aS commissioner of DPESEEVESONSESE ODEO A Oe tena ns | ee a tt DY: Py it the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary fenand Boy LT irts for Men | dispute was confirmed by former distiller, acquitt« Judge Elder today. He said that |of murdering C. T. Pullis, Pullmar SO SOS See Yes the suit was engaging too much of |conductor, in St. Louis, : | his time and that the Htigants ap- | Tullahoma at mm | peared to be making little or no|comcanied by Mrs. Motlow and their : progress. Ownership of islands injdaughter. They are on sey ALMOST GIVEN AWAY the Montreal and Menominee rivy- ) | at teem Dliwasorhes Saturday Only a 7 ~ ~ ‘ “4 ~~ " " ~ ~ . : » ore) | iT i v¥ - el sd . aart ‘ © ~ _ - ~~ . > «%s _ > “ 7 5 , . .* y =. ~ . - OV iarge Bee: es 6S iTi¢ iS 4 fe ‘ ‘ . , . . SOURC ; | - me 7 . _ ‘ ’ ; re . . a** ‘ . Z : | . ir. ry , y o*cee 4 x . ES —— “4 hi ¢ trail war welce nin 4." Se. ‘ . » me aiim v : pe ef = ‘ ; ’ = — . ~. 2 — . P . , ’ . ror ) ‘ hy’ ia . , 1* : : ’ ’ | > -. _ , - ~ } : ‘ {) iti ha » ¢ ; j i - : . . afte Fe ; a : > j . . Ps oe ; é " , ‘ . -.* 5 ° " ~ rt F ; P “; oy ’ 7 rr’ ’ ry : . ; 4 : ’ ~ * Cn Ca a rR re ar} ‘2 —> +> -t @Y ~-: P-) SOOOTESE DED ODSS EI OOg, sta le i el ee Sives. = - wo 4 group prac- minat- id op- AS > Ve =. “~ If you are rundown in body or strength — take rying o1 milar journey th Scott’s Emulsion. night of March 17 last, and with Many Needlepoint Chairs 1-4 ae dcloth, Styles, h Shirt D to I 7 Xe r-Attached Shirts, $1.6 Made Shirts of & iped) madras m white with stripe of blue helio- ack and brown. > collars 3*. Style very popular with: young men. Be of sizes 14 to 17 in the Jor (Downets * rted from France —Will Bring Christmas Joy to the Ne ei naeea Lend Bela oak aniieas aan Feminine Recipient | | — capeee tet the. sevoleey,, Walct ty "r. E aide te Gl Bae }- 3 - ‘ourth and St Fiberloid Toiletware in these three new (jt ee cts wre din seAaw. Shatin) Want ORME: mite camalty os: enue ® Gift Packages of blue and gold willsolve the ¥Y Sums Aocided that Mimas entitio’ |) oe they are far euaatior le ; ‘ to the we On as his property, ane “Ss y @fFeC Jar superior as to | Gift Problem most satisfactorily. +3 CHRISTMAS that he had the right, under the |] duality and construction. 3 ; r r law, to carry it while traveling. we. Cay See i@ irames and Each contains the correct assembly of iA STATIONERY Mn Sudee's order wan Mvantea |1 cotvings better butt | those useful articles for the dressing table. ; to the Sheriff, but it developed that || i8 better and stronger | ry the Sheriff did no : There are smart new color effects, such as Si. {tina Attn, ivory or shell, edged with amber. BUXTON E SKIMMER °°) 225 Be spmeenced ee it ee ara, See ee, | Men especially like the convenience of FOURTH NEAR OLIVE ::. 2 would ask Judge Hamilton | “tock of fine and medium grade | ee Re ae ne buying Gift Toiletware, ready boxed for in- coop gg he guerre: gg nigione ) ae, i “Ais “as oe “Ne “Mas eas “Nas “Mas Nias Nits “fee ioe “1 : : stant selection, each box a complete gift. LADIES’ SAMPLE iar 30. state that the savatver be- . Now on display in our Toiletware Depart- ment, at these prices. COAT $9 Q5 Manicure Sets, eight pieces. . .$5.50 to $9.00 Ladies A ci i liga gel : Tray, Hair Receiver and Powder Fur Coats. ge eile aliens te, STIX BAER Xe I ULLER Set $7.00 and $7.50 rel nincy “5 «. oys Gauntlets, 28 a Pair Boy Scout stvle Gauntlets made of eced brown jersey These have aGe cuffs with fringe and decoration. Zes 4 to 7. . e.) Iy’~ oe 2 °@ ~ o> l eift tor a coat, neat- abrics in a ent. These ton-to-the muff and and are me caretu! round as is Oats. Sizes full cut. Stu Store = . = . — MA a dt fr te a ade eli tt SSPPLTSS8 590008 05050505000000000505000580005800050000000000000085 S9OVVO088 09080 005050000055555550555555555555555555855858855888505888SFFO POSS ene : id Mackinaws ine for Gifts—Special E active boy wil! 98 appreciate one of . esc Smart Mack- ~~ ws. It will provide aple warmth, yet a! freedom of action NY man would be delighted to receive one of these A Hickok outfits for a Christmas remembrance. They are composed of sterling silver buckle No. 5103, proved or disproved at ¢ : eo which comes in the popular cushion shape wg came HE world well knows that it takes more sportsmanship, more ' N cll a satin-like surface and neat € te ag aes wieershaianticee work or play. These come in dark gallantry, to give the classic Parker Duofold than any ordinary REV SIMEON HUSSEY ALTON ; . j Ey re vine ial a black horse i e be ) ° a ee ee ire fountain pen, or any other gift below $7. : : : = Le lining. All Sets are packed in the attractive gift box er one the pepess. om 1s LS | But what’s more important is that you could send any one of a RESIDENT FOR 50 YEARS, DIES | shown at the left. ‘ geible collars. Sizes 8 to 16. |S hundred higher priced gifts and not inspire half the eager welcome ae ew one = a | that will greet this coveted pen. ent of Alton for more than _ a a a a rs ee he ee ei ee ne we i i ee ee SfoTe ; _ Yes, in home after home, its gay Christmas color will flash the dca on La gee f soy Sorgen Sterling Silver Buckle Sterling Silver Buckle i P int Ii h jewel bearing. The tipalone Saat Memes, a0 Sathicter «: B h d B | gram 5.00 covis us $2340 a pound. That's three times more than ordinary. For feveland High schoo! in Be ow and Belt. Both, $5.00 an elto . a. It suits all hands. It needs no “breaking in.” No tryle of writing can distort it, ~ ei gf Pawel ' BARE ’ This Set consists O 2 : . Piya or. ‘fferent styles of fraternal emblems and , ’ hai, 4 for registering guests in fine hotels. We guar- cot Enea se Ags | * ‘ ; ger “s. ine-turned effect. of dif net ee ee em eee actos Sas 25 yeers. Sut no other pen bas this cy . om ; eo No. 5108 in an wohrvougl pa pea cpart sntetal place for Sntetad Beltogram to match. Comes Parker Duofold point. Rivals the with burnished border, a s packed/in attractive box. Ge tock bod ete poctenteg ad Lechy Cerve Look a Tanager an et ee ry a a as : Black pin seal Belt. Neatly boxed. carefully to make sure of the gift that loved ones will cherish 4S Rong Mags ee agg Oe ed Ss : | ip ee eR % see ee" ng Si kles, $5.00 a he shurtieft college "Board ot | IBN Sterling Silver Belt Buckles, $5.00 — for life. h-looking sterling silver Buckles in smart enameled effects. All ing. Packed in Christmas gift boxes. charge on any Beltogram or Buckle. — Sn Sie SIVAnUos awe . arm Overcoats —- =—Ss —— i nn ih he ben oe SBA ECOAAA SC A ee eee 2 DD RD Ree DS ~ _ - ~ , ee Coats of In a very anted dark ble-breasted Ited bac ks ¢ and sleeve satin. The opportunity for general wt A large variey of ric The funera. ii be he . Satur have places for engrav day from the horns Aiton. e One initial engraved without pee pene RT ett ene gy RI EN a a ie — » Why . _" ” : 4 : . ad ail . =e 4 EP es Pee En te aes a | **¢ \ > or —- ’ 4 i i" ; ie ; ; ae ee y 7 . = = ee 25 Wear Point ; yg A sera Moon, lage zim | oe : (Mens Furnishings Dept Main Ficor) 4 ty , ; “late ’ ' = NEW . * i ith ay 1° — A Tie - i i i i ta Lady Duecteoid 6s With ring for chatclaine rp deg | | er Duofold Pencils te match gro 63.50: Over-eize, 4 thie ‘os mo} ‘J ; bzit ‘ ' i | THRE PARKER PEN COMPANY “- Pectory end General Offices, JANESVILLE, WIS. in 93 Same except for sise _ i. oer. --e-e-eeeeeeeeewevewvrvvvwvwwv”””””
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e rRTY gis a°4 . DECEMBE! R12 q foe - _— COMBINED vec a _ ot. LOUIS | POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening ee OMB! | __ fe a ee oe TEES Te STE Se ee ee ee ee ee on. eee ee le J ) —| \ . Ny > " > ~ Bi = - TH | 45] Wor } en ~ : : Dollar Neckwear We ) 4 Have kver Shown to match [im oe oe me oe ie oe oe oe oe oe ie oe oe oe oe oe oe oe oe -” - In new stripes, checks, floral ef- ! a th Ch te “ai FES / 6 = sig wo -¢ ‘or boys | oF prs f d EN | (Ay) =e ful 2 & aS { % | | Child's _ LAA» / Rockers , Cut Silks, Wovens, V//) ee S. 44 \\¥ j we herette Bete Satins, Knits and WR" . ef a) Special 7 Brocades | : ‘) Ah : ii. Vi ” ig / 4 4 1 mi - wp »2y i : / , i | : | | ! ¥ , | | R ed uc ed. fects. Also silk and wool. All new eerie” “we hy ; . : - by @e ba & 4 % a ae’ improve Each one in Xmas box. Open ends Sa Nie ‘ 4 oN nots Here is a sale of beautiful Coats usually held after the holit- i Be, é —four-in-hand styles with slip- Ad Z | ane Ke = oo (3m $7 45 days—this opportunity is one seldom presented so early in sae ‘a easy bands. Standard qualities! oy | | Ali 241 | | : ‘s ot oe the season. Slylish garments. Maybe the very one you so AG Wonderful acsortihent! i | ! , much admired ts here at this reduced price. , : : i, : Ae gf if) iff . ha ti | Te Beautiful Silk Pillow $25 Winter Coats Reduced to | Sale Price Included are genuine eagle crepe “$ | rat gS ae | chines, 8 eRe gee ee eee 855 Winter Coats Redaced to Lag RS 2 Se Ay Si) * ¥ Armour’s Lily well-tailored Shirt. Neckband, collar-attached $4 a " Sse the Valley Perfu . ye Pri are: Fiber stripe madrases, genuine English Choice of all the new models in single and double CY ote. , eee 50 S60 \\ inter Coats Bekned to | Sale Price broadeloth the better quality), fine corded 5 breasted box coats, ulstere ulsterettes now so pop- .. , ular. | Sees, made of moulded composition, giving a , . er aes, Have interio Ked- — riers and are equippe | setts leas allie re rt} - adinctahle ir * Well and Tree Meat Platters, Veget — vk peautit on rn fir ish. ae hea ; Seer ' hs 335: clear non-metallic re produs tion ; adjustab! ) i mis hes, Water Pitchers and- other w “40-3 he ] 3 " ein eeeecrchitiiiit: unit. > . ) 4 | ee Lf “ e : . *\6 . 7 eee emg «6tone reproducer. (Guaranteed.. age : > it | tt \ Ea t. (Main FleorNege “S12 4o a inch SIZ “hire 3 ). 85 ) 4 , + ete - J: (Main Floor—Toy Section.) | | - (Third Floor—Nugents.) 4 Po ee Ca P \ \t@ - 4 | i Abe \ FE we r 7 | Nh AEI\\ / Aber pe: An ideal gift for mother oF && ) =o CS ter. Beautiful, shining Silk 70m & Beautiful Dresser S most delightful new shades. b : Noveltie Satin Charmeuse — bie i. Y o) . $23 Of good quality, in the new shades of | Burgundy, burnt russet, navy, royal s€ al, eal | | An attrac fallow, peach, coral, orchid, ivory and © | gift suggestio black; 40 inches wide ve hs come in pr . : ; an ae _ hlue. rose and New Satin Crepe 9 FES [Rseeemh chid shades. T | , 500 1 New Cats on Sale Saturday atl | Conte toe Gicls ce I als S «¢ unIorS ie ; . Ff. med with /3 to /2 Ott Regular Prices A very large assortment! Smartly styled and pisces al ata Ang ba re ne = ; ines, cotta splendid values! brown, ? and garlands. Assortment of ° 7 partridge, shutter green, orenig=® , | An Ideal Christmas Gift to a Mother, Sister or Wite Winter Coats In plain and blocked polaires and downy peach, coral, ivory and black ; * ., ¥ i rr frame (garter - c mx, comb, Hrush, ete, wool. momen, veldonas an&é velours All the wanted i Ss. d : f) colors, smart tailored and fur-trimmed styles. Well lined . High Lustrous Bolivia Qs: and $ 14.2 Chiffon Taffeta &.. erson al Anas Car Normandie Bn. Pelatves Plushes In the wanted Fall eolor combina- } | ams ‘es ice aa | STYL a Other values in sizes 6 to 19. .$19.95 to $59.50 tions; 36 inches wide ye y : Xmas Carda. ES mt. | — range | from “ . . ; : > ; A Very Special P at ( » , « ot loose-back models, trimmed with fur col- : es paste: ae 8's. \ e” og a de os a : fey 92./9 for lars nd fur collar: : : P A good, heavy quality in light and Gaim ; * v* And Up. 7 a . .- ¢ - aud cuffs of mandel, Girls Dresses — and black. 40 Dav ‘tie ™ | : g a (dye — ego wolf, fitch, madi mae ES : le. . ’ Box Assortm * Viatka coney and moufflon ust fn time for the Holidays! Very lovely styles*in — ~~ sortraent Cor , wool crepe, hairline serges, velvet combin i na French Black Satin Duchess” / i ) beautiful ea COl ORS serge, fancy plaids, checks, striped flannels, novelty wool —_ tinted anil “ \ crepes and taffetas. An excellent quality im jet black; very 45 : : ' opes. Ne Black Brown Deer Cranberry ee so hanheh aan — — -sleeved, tailored Dress- popular for slips, etc. 36 inches wide..: | SS two cards alike 0 rtunity to secure ha) ee 3 S{7 ES a remarkable saving. Sizes 6 to 14. = entre Dress at . ~ d "i i , Box Assortment | _ New Printed Foulard — RR 22 cos to vox Each one att Misses’ Siz Women’s tie Ryn og on SAIS and $Q.95 In light and dark color background; mm en, PE a ae a peso wn signs; very popular for Xmas gifts; , (Main Floor—Nw ~ (Second Floor—Nugenta.) 36 inches wide ase . Saeagpueaaeae au @ &e ~ 62 e _- ad ‘A 4 .* . - : ene ; seve eete . | ‘ ‘ ‘ eee eee -— = ~~ —-2« - _ » . " , a " " n " r b 6 o . = no = 7 e : . o BS ia n a e i ~ « er i: e E « o a a e u v a nr | . a , * : ‘i . 3 . . i. se eel eee ar a a a a a a a , Se ee ee as L a 8 @ e a rin be ° - ’ — 7 . 88 8 Sees s.8 8 8 i ee ee ee ee oe BRE @SBSERB ER EB ,
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— —— rr rrr rg alll FRIDAY. | ; 7 . pty 7 i sitll be the Res Be nT 5 Se hind Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMRINED ‘RID om = == ne ENR CII 28 at ah 2 Ss a a EAE DE CEMBE BER i ; 4 % ai EE teint. 1924 : : — UEUTT_TT—— ere lt Is kiddies. omen v Be feitie tcather oye — ) ee) adjustable spring Mechanical Y | ry Dolls 26 inches tall, 5 Miniature 6 . ’ $6. 95 | \‘“Jazzbo Jim’”’ Railroad = | es : - e In @- “American Fiver is a . a engin have i] Cnanical € oon f ped * vy" 5 - 7 * ‘ ’ 6 " ry * tyes g E J egeer, Sale QC es >? Siachine rs Tr ets ‘lush An- | mecnanice th tender : | Two Hundred mm ng Dolls. is | eT. hath Cee ee ate aan te | ao b mpoctal . . > ; } ic‘ e i , +v «he - . AaBdbieé ‘ ; ‘ i if I 1 \ rh = 2 * 4 a nd = j 4 c } oT i hye r i : \ 1t) : ] r) « Ai ¥ ‘ t : , ‘ - = ~ a. : ‘ hara Ter D i n wh TY Ar tr lryie rt ; | Tava. fuggies 6 at ‘ "Oot. lla) -» ! a1} * 17 | Johnson's’ . Pa . ‘ ae ae All silk, fancy woven borders; in ‘xcellent quality imported chamots Women’s Semi-Chiffon Hose gies + ( omplet e | V navy, Breen, purty © and brown Carve d Hed fabric Cat lets in short = ; ; » , e 7s ° . I : jede baViit sa int e S in 10 oe ral - a - - ed a ie } ‘ >, “Ee eine "ex ye id amber styles, with cuffs trimmed wi! ‘on- Full-fash lon ed, semi-chiffon Hose say er $2 29 . . : $ ana @ $8.95 , land. | ul] enain ( rd and | ather strap arm 6 95 trasting colors. A good assort- liste elasti tops . me% ; ‘i? Bw here tips and stub 5 ment of desirable shades..... oa black and colors Al $I 65 Wel! reinforced. ° p a ' . P . . . cs le 0 e* (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Main Ficen AA ae “a Ae i ee cag lens in ed and ‘i — 95 “Oe ° - ; De Pa CO Py ay ¢ \ tA Warm Gloves for ’ , 4 To é ‘ his eautiful ] — + ee > WS rawstrin Vivadou'’s rour a Sy | -- — i, I ‘1es! and peach SZ men, of good quality ; i ” Ss a o. . , : : ~4 if] ] . : ‘+ , a . oO rance Tolle t “ vain oe ] () Lire ple val Ordau . ‘olor glove silk leather in black or tO 8 ee styles, pouch with brown. One-clasp ) he . fil'gree frames and . ‘3 ' ; ; , > = fF tag . : ; , . : . j 1} ] ? TY) e rT — . \ . ‘a j . y : . . ’ “a8 ) | »- 5: t* ol nd mater | ae : SY =e waist and , mohair, also fleece- et shell frame. Ali are ow Armour’s Lily of ve te gee ; ade cenit ae a lou. Se am se. Ose, oe knee. Sizes 5, 6 and ' lined Auto Gaunt- | ' 4 ‘ ‘ ee , ° oe - acne _— a" " ; f ] . to 4 . he a he id ° " ; ~, - . Aiti ‘ ia + - - | ned, bea i- double oe Oa _—e ne vous Be ey = 354 5 ae : mae ie ; A Wi)? enni an Oper oe ; sie b fs lets and one-fingered ' fos AF nicely line = 80 pop- k So: i Vay bottle) 50c 4 Pas, ! Embroidered wets TT] color ‘ 2 iat Mitts. ARE tLe ful colorings. mew est Men’s Military CR tims. Exceptions Corduroy Robes Glove peeved bersacdl Men’s Double Silk Gloves— | . : en’s Military Sets = : : y sobe B . sizes . ts militas y brush: | ee ee. eee ba Rte lesh and | Kayser quality, men’s Gloves of double $3.50 to $4.00 aded Bags cal Sag ee heath and / ~ Other Blouses bp er teas” ines oe Te “$i 69 Milanese silk. Come ns brow n and gray lyrawstring or shell frame styies, some $6.95 _anciuding cut chenilles and @ 19 7p ee ie “$6. 05 ane: oe shades with black em plain colors with sted! beads... OL.99 ‘ . emt tem —— ee - — ™ (Main Fleor—Nugents.) — -) ik aenaeiatie 2 loor—Nuce nit -, ) (Main I loor—wN ugents.) 7: ( ° > tm, OO trimmed. —o s 7 . " , gift box, embroider piinseal, vnaunenan 1S Nas Its O : KY : Consists of Cake t's and polychrome bases 4g 3 rapes and_ slip- , Very sheer ed with beautiful radio, armidiila and ries he lp Cg ‘lmetgiey Ns ve ES. te : a fe ia . designs. Assorted to calf. Some of these : 4 ‘ i] sand Baske Ss, ianda Ms e G ar " ae ’ i 1 it’s. > . ] quality e k: ull- the box. Choice of Bags are leather | . te Sread Trays, Flow- : ant innit —T wey fashi In : | hit lors. sli waee. - oT , ’ ey _— ' mA asnioned, . r white or co Wel) an ; Tree Ml h a, "a Be no .. ifu!] silk rry ( | a t ] y ; Men’ s Bill Folds hag ww ae atters, Veretan: gh Mic teaver eg aut{iful] nd rnmeta nev Some with tuck pocket and identifica- (He Dishes, Water Pitchers and other use- oe , Negligees, fancy uffle trim - a Men’ 5 Initial _Handkerasets for tion card. Some Bre leather Jined. in = f Ls0 is LOT id , nes ) eas pe ~ gre , “eh — 4" a 4 ar. li ) ae ‘ul pieces, In hammered, bright and Sita? etetes teat, Teathin en ct at m tan and French tan. All sizes ice atorcidered with colored tnitial, Pee eck a ee ie butler figish. i a i elles gas ) : *hree to a box. Neatly for $ steteatataies ace ty sod J rold ish and po OF ourth F RO seein ' SI » to 10, (Main Floor—Nugents.) tch ~ hems ie 3 1.00 (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) hemst! (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Sec oné F loor—Nuce nits.) l gift for mother or sis- }§ \ sa tiful, shining Silk in the {@ Beautiful Dresser Set Sal e oft Vi ’ B thr ob eS Re d » Rubber Wrist Watches ghiiful new shades. lt 2. Novelties a ee Fe ivi€n § a educing Cena — 3] ]2 , tin Charmeuse | : | Ne | ae QO5 —— ¢ | | gt made . ~Rgerersg — ; at es) 2, 95 | y bi. Penge 7 Whe, : *. pnd vi POOINS, complete w 1 cords, ' 3 , -atanced ~) | ality, In the new shades of rust. wine, Wrist Watch, ree- } d - aa Te ? . " , , : } nt russet. navy, royal seal, cocoa, ockKkets, ete.. lay ve. me- $ OS . | | . | ; “| tangular shape, coral. dium and small sizes. e css Mode eee : : : jewel movement, - : k — , +, aC, iene hae on s sapphire crown. hes Wide Ve rv special. while : . * ove 1 rubb 3 pI P q , ; ° | Para at ttra ‘tive suggestion— j] pre tty rGpe atit - \8y ow ' \ eT ~ ‘ : ‘ { LOOO remain \ white gold; engraved ew Satin (" repe | ee ce Pigs aa ee SS) +a = Sy Ja the wanted + yr ¢ wold: engrave quality with mirror finish: in new , ; ry ¢ Ww ba ro } d nbs . 2 | e x: f 1 ) only. penne Reacon f / tj a | 3 a 4 gree , { t A — $18 95 Peundy, cust, fallow, taupe, golden THT ape, satan | bere SS Rea Robes, Byron collars, complete fe) TE. oh taal strlen "Men's Elgin Watches idge, shutter green, orchid, pink, ww garlands. Assortment of mir. pet oh ny Soe aad ar ean inn with cords an a 4] : "Ge Rubber-Reducing Brassieres ie en's Elgin Wat movement, vory and black - is ror Picture fray le, glove box. hand- and unmatior {Vc , bi NA ¢ OS J Af “| 4 UNAS New shipment of splendid fF ubber Re- rhite or green hg nt me $13.50 u 4: Lee Langilne } retty engraver es hief | ieres. Ox eom | by yey hy tp (Fourth Flcoor—Nugents.) . as Vv trimmed, Icin# ‘ . np, Drush. ete, ony elt $2 5() (Mate Fleor—Nuegents.) - : (Fourth Floor—Nuagents.) Lidg . ‘sg bidy! ))) 4 ' aid and Roman Stripe | @ oT alue, speci: 14 OA Hig Se ee | oy eet Mm Personal Xnmc (*: fy Gy ott lel Pearl Necklaces hiffon Taffeta “ = be ; nal Amtas Cards Furs for X\mas A special assortment of 1000 | 4, me Baby Buntings \ $] 50 . © ee*eeeee ed Fall color combina- » | ee on eee eee Robes. Full eut, with shaw] eol- ' Ss wide : all 4 : ‘ : = ae rices ' > a +i : » 5 A lars. heanutiful floral etfects. \\ ( |] = | : ; 9 ; Q5 at coe” anaes B . = yi , Par . . 2 - - ; don ny : _ a. * : tailo ‘ed. ADE to ~ cf . ile . repe de Chine ; : Pa. PF , for 25 tee he ] Ta] PAaMs, one plain ; : . & im ; . _ _— ’ = ,” ; CUTTS, ! arve, i Vy quality in light and dark colors py ; : f And Up. ah eee a 8 5 Bee medinm and $ OSs ° i ‘ J inches wide. fictal Peart klacea 79 Inches epring ring in gift box. LaVera Pearl Necklaces Indestructible ar- ey hp Neck. laces, wtifvl ae Giamon d-e«t ve 9 aga gift raga Fur Sets for ? a) ste tached, Lined | VCbmatalrs Rese "6 ee . . | Box Assortment i | _Catidren robes, Lounging Robes and , oH ) th roughout with OERO valve.. $4, $4.9 Printed Foulard Me oteards to box. Eact : Nicely matched scarfs , House Corts t He : Taha Fe 60-Inch Artificial Pearl Necklaces @ . a ~ | | ins | f Hae Wi cose oe "white, | a 2 ‘ ' , ' ° pink or blue silk— warmly inter- Uniform else, our owe importa- $5.98 to $2 50 , lined. Satin ribbon trimmed. , tion, creamy weer) eee SEE ain Gesig:. » (Main ltl ltoor—Nuacent.«.) (Fourth Fileer—S\egents.) ‘ Piver—‘\ugentsa.) natural red, Hudso . * ~ - | Practical and Box Assortment SAS ae. ag eS, WAIRUS Am small sizes; Bawa _ esis {| Sey ~* dainty gifts for the ck Satin Duchess Fj Fe yrrcoroe ben arms VA s platinum or rose blue special... .. | oe 4 S00 CCT Pr baby. Of white t quality t bl - | hand tinted and lin | Christmas Price. ” Man 4 aD chi nehilla elide ay °° perso ed $1.39 A NSH enveloy ‘i . Complete Range of Men’s Bath- ye a kee : down with hood at- ips, ete. 36 inches wide.. goeesooesees, -_aeo—o. . — en dark color background; in neat de . Stu, | 25C 1 Ml Merge $1 98 « “$19.98 : pular for Xmas giits ; » ) (‘iain bleer—Nugwents«.) (Second Fioor—Nagents.) J Has ss re SE EBETRBSBES RBBB ewe ete AS ees (Main Fleer—Nagest™) 9 Sanne cP ERR ERASER AST SCOTS SOTO HRET IADR EE S12 ee ees : \. - * _— SBaenspseesta
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TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than me sonata and one enna evening neepaper’ COMBINED eR 4 | iS = ae eee ———$— er a a _ — a ee ees 2S SS 8S Be 2s ess 2 eS | ees SSeS Ss Beg 8 8 8 8 64 Ss &) 8 £2. S eee = ro ™ : r Only Please ' 10 More Carry | Shopping ) > Small — Days ke Zhe Store tor ALL the People , Parcels si es A wai Mothers— l Your Attention Come Early and Enjoy _: the Savings She. tore for ) me A Rare Treat for Mothers Who Contemplate a Dand Suit for the Boy | A fortunate purchase of the entire surplus stock of the manufacturers of “Paul Revere” clothes for boys—and the clothes that all moth- »rs know are made right—clothes with a rep- $10 and $12.50 | Boys [wo-Pants Suits Two pair knickers, full lined: some Fae: oy ee ‘elts to match; all seams taped. ee FB SS Coats alpaca lined, taped seams. } 34 ee inely tailored, with full belts. = Ng oe Dark colors in browns—licht and SoA. . ark mixtures — tweeds—cassimeres Car : nd cheviots. x 3 Sizes 6 to 18, os Sf: (Secend Filocor—Nugents.) 50 LS reveal gat $3.50F Ine y 3S ae Saturday’s Selling QANIELS . . o . é ‘ ’ 4 0) : 7 ty . . a iad > . ; . } a ' —t. ‘ ai Tas Wie : : x A: cae ie tng ugents | ars 25 a 2 — “v a | est styles | A wide color oun ot ——— > an : “A Dollar or Two | ment. Sizes, § to 16 yea” $ 7 95 y | a Week will Do. n all-silk sheer Hose in slight misweaves; un- usual value with holly box if destred: full sortment of new . and sizes. These w & . very exceptable Mostiy all silk: some with lisle garter tops. 49c Children’s Sport Hose Seconds of woo! and cotton sport Hose: gray, cor- 29¢ Specially Priced for Saturday dovan and black. Assorted sizes, excellent for school wear. # Boys’ and Girls’ Stockings $1.00 to $2.98 ; ack and some light 7 1- Imagine any boy when he : £00 finds one of these wonderful Men's Silk Hose Play Suits Christmas morning. Every pair perfect: black and colors; assorted sizes; " pure thread silk with setmGereee DOGG «+ do co cectecceoccteoces 59¢ ae Suits Ss + 35¢ Men’s Lisle Hose ollceman Oults — v7 Full mercerized: dlack, gray. French tan, 25¢ Fireman Suits Z 7 - al | . . - etc. Sepe@ 16 te REM We ee eee cbc be Cees eseose cose ae f ‘v7 lei edit eM i et Tt i i at it hte Boys’ Play Suits 69 Ful! All made of excellent quality r $1. -Pashioned Hosiery materials that will stand rough . & Chiffon and service welght; assorted sizes and colors: pt and tumble wear. » SB. Lif pul thread stik with lisle garter tops and - ~ ' SI 00 Sizes, 4 to 14 Years. (Bargain FE — . some all sila irregulars . het ae eee ae ele ee ee ee eo i a f - . Y e e b0 Reducing) | Xmas Sale of Silk Underwear 7 orsets Trimmings of Laces, Ribbons and | Vee $- .79 Fancy Stitching =a — Made of good quality crepe de chine, very elaborate, all daintr flesh colored; make unusually EP ee Bk Re Ee OR a Rt erage & Cee pee ae dn eT EM ala ss a oc — - — Fabric covered rub- : ber: full assortment of serviceable and desirable Xmas sizes; reinforced with gifts; regular sizes and various » lea . ' . : ‘ brocade; lace models ; styles in envelope chemise, includ- colored. (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) iin Se aa Ss ich ie Many Other Wanted © —— ~— - 35 om ~ . aE alge Aly 5 Ng IIE in OP A i LR mm - Ha Wer a3 . i oe Beautiful Tricolette Beautiful Costume Gifts for the Boy > 915.00 Boys’ Overcoats @ ’ Boys fine wool plaid-back Overcoats in S 50 neat up-to-date patterns and stvles y ~~ ~ ; le! p-to-date patterns anc stvies. ' Sizes S TO 1S Boys’ Wool Sweaters Saturday's sale of Boys’ Sweaters in coat and pull- . — over styles. Most every combination eolor. Made in ¥ 4= Imported Bags On Sale in all the seasonabie shades we Saturday “nished in that destraNe u - Beautiful sille Uinied sheen every woman lilkes; Ins in the alee mr a a) | | =2 got range of sizes, fancy —_ * sf: ree pleated Detteme. +d ” 2 demand. New —_ ei, aad E len h “ Hons, ted ats d | ° lengths and = ; Tricolette Bloomers = and cord faney to Match ferful gi® item: also many 8 and 10 rip new leather Haftdbags in slight miswere We al the eeasons styles, 100 to sell. i plain and grained leathers i aes, te 1000 Men’s and Women’s _ 1200 Juniors’, Girls’, Children’ as Bathrobes. ~ Coats, Suitees New, beautiful, bri ht colors of $ QO COATS Silk and blanket ecloth: ribb and cord D trimmed; cord ties at waist; dvi Wool resses ‘ol concen aii FOR WOMEN Pe o ae i - , . - — “ . . fine all-wool rope and shaker-knit stitch. Sizes 32 to 36 Boys’ Cowboy Suits | Boys’ Indian Suits These are the very best Wonova ~ eix Play Suits ever sold at this price. The J A tite style the boys like. Full outft. Nothing nicer for the small boy S ] than an Indian Plav Suit fora * . . .* = ™ * 7, )> +> ‘ * ad > + ( nristmas eft. Sizes 4tol4.... For the Boy--- Gifts of Scveaters—Blouses—Bathrobes— Caps—Gloves—Hose— Underwear— Etc. $7 Boys’ Overcoats With Leggings and Hat to Match : ON eeace?t Cia: concess!] . " (Second Floor—Nugents.) Positively the Biggest Sale and er makes this pt >: mi rs is complete—our prie Best Values Ever Offered at $5.00. medium an ize ' than ewhere. We count on m@ _Oacts are ri! full lined? and fur trimmed > * *-s s-« ae Mostiy higher - priced ive tn mind the easiest of ' 15 on itty tweed arn ? —* , Winter Wwe ght. ADVANCE XMAS S ~ eS ew ed 7 ¥ al ‘ , ™ ; —— Ly n sieeve 25. : = . - ee wn 7 = “— : _- and halt sleeves — D h : y - eS ae °- oe _- o ~* ory «i 120 : ™~, Y = ng o ‘- . as ~~ od "a cweed - * ~ wee an Union Suits extra size $1.25 aor? of Treeem * regular 4.3¢ sebvete, ete. ’ ; 7 Bes yg en $1.00 4 (Bargain St miss them FALL AND WINTER New Fall& Winter Footwea@g SUITS "sc: Half Price, $14.98 to For Women and Girls : : ee 4 a ; q j s Vi , e » a e eomfort Slinovers in one of , — - high-top Shoes. Shoes a watone igee 507 e . oe ake ¢} oti for dress street ~ the largest selections of iress or street wear a Elevator Here are the latest sty! t reduced Saturday. New tan les a Southern ties or Ox- fords, patent leather or satin straps or plain pumps, and brown calf Finely tailored Overcoat, belted all- around and hat made with inband. and leggings in button style. Just the outfit for the small boy for cold days. Sizes3to8... styles, colors and combina in styles for the most a ‘and Save BROADWAY & tions m the city. These —_ CNACTING .....-.-.---. is | have soft padded elk soles , | ; ! : All sizes.¢margam Basement.) — nial ' a ee ee ee ee en ne ee en ee ne ne ee ee ne ee oo on oo) ae | 2.86.8 818 8:18.68 8.8.80 m8) Fi : hy | * ; { wih ; ‘ ' 4 ; vt rv j un ; , ‘ ‘ vv " yt iene ; nr me ‘aie ; re : . 7 ’ na) TL ” my " ’ , , , le tee ee i i ee ee a ae ee a a nn a es on Pn) ns nr nt A tt tt tt “2 8 88 8 8 8.8.5. BRA BSB BBE BB. :
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DECEM ae : FRIDAY, j BER. ih, lo _pECrMF R13. 1 The a denduiiensnicd Arce alone “has 57,000 MORE CITY Carcurtian than BOTH other ee Sateen. sista COnDINas 26 8. 88 288 pe | ee a ———= Please ge ~~ ee LUAN LAW FAVORED Carry Small Chartering of Such Associa- Parcels tions by State Finance De- partment to Be Proposed. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — TS oan aanapenne a ee mee ee enone = ae = —— = —_ - —_ _— ea Che Stove of the (hvisimas Spirit’. Ee - Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5 30: Saturday, 9to6. ( live and Locust From —— mp oe Good News for Hundreds of Eager Gift Shoppers Sample Sale of Fine Neckwear Newest Styles Trimmed | I /2 Lavishly With Real and Imttation Laces VERY style one could wish to find is included in this large crouping such as collars, collar and cuff sets, vestees, Tux- cuimpes in Peter Pan, bib, boat and shawl effects in limit- less choice. — A measure to ~ ~ - + Py e > i ‘ 7. - a0." * = ¥ a> - ' OE Priel Aeon aot paca te aie BRT, S32 -* ' . = 4 . ed . J ’ -.” “3 A Soa , aoa ea — eo =. ae | “se “ate . r : Puig We ete Pa Mi « . . . eo — power of passing on the Rranting | PF A5 » bua « - " - + ay et. “"- . . eee ~. ‘ “ w : +_% te awe s'@ &. S>¢ . 7 > “2 .@ ’ ~s - > oft Hee ae* os @¢- A » © Pu + Sale disse ™’ e-* . Se ~—-. é delegate to the of charters to newly organized | building and loan associations wil! ’ a niet Bh Se OD Te ee . ae | be sponsor¢ Boys’ Overcoats | wa/. fe = 3 for Saturday’s Selling An Cover: 7 next session O! by the d at the Y- January, oa @ > ‘1 ap | Wi Building | * ” and Yan Associations. DANIELS "hile bills have not been draft-| ed, a tentative legislative program a meet- » Legis! iture, in + " . Missouri State ‘ ad (nd ts a. et ~~ oe > ’ i » A Te Che ie SF Se ey Rone ee eras as adopted yesterday: at be ~ ¢*i Aa }] - 4 -* FF mi . = ‘ \\ es] : \ interesting to all pas is’, me RS Sade are aS ae B ing f the Legislative Committee, H rs ’ ’ ; Ne « - Pole . © . Pa pa nis W are anticipating an : oh we TS aie 2 oo. f° roadway Line Advisory (“ommittee and of?7i- “ cane for — boy. | , Pe eh Fe ys 5 soe and ague. Bryan Wilson, Xi? ~ , y ~ " ves ve Materials, tafierss Assistant Deputy State Finance into the Seas aka he sf and new . St Charles Commissioner. in charge of build- - i est styles. A wide color ASsort pap a PE ing and ment. Sizes, § a | wi eT at i to 16 years, , » > : e2.. CA - ed and eX} ij esas ae : : ove os a Ires which will be cers of the |: => { loan associations, attend- d approval of meas- proposed by the mot a edo. organization Object of the Bill. The object of igue'’s bills ‘will be to safeguard the interests of members of building and loan to strengthen the as- public Thousands Do, Why Not You? |. Ee ee, eS Ae ae * bh 1A le Ayo p Ser oe ge . x y morning. - a : =, ¥: | =\ \ o vee y hed Bo. You can’t buv these ' A ip % . VE eee Ov ercoats in a cash store art > 4 > aa . ‘ 7 . . ' ; » , c. * ) ‘a »>4 > . > } . > kK Ss : ey 7 ‘ > = oe F- } ‘ c Lilie ak &S ; . ’ ; ; . . _ “4 , 2 - : a e.3: :, 1} , . . S a . vy " ie) { - ~ : Md 4 . : : ; * . - LPO Ome “Rene P. +? ent quality ‘and rough pe rso Sw ; ‘ te ! stiftuti} on ie it ‘ : 10 +i 4 he ‘ . ; Pa + cality. he measul {fs aimed at rofessional promoter: he program also provides for d r " the delegation of more supervisory et ‘ y ; p , .. S%. Me Pe ate hk \" the lina nce ar partment t .'* - . ~. : Boe ."*" \ ' L ' z th a * : . “> wer i+ corn rated associationa. Chic . . ~ : 4 “* ‘. " 7 d ‘ . , a os ae “i measure will clarify the present ‘ , >. x ; > Sa .. sb ’* ‘ntute. which gives general were ~ ee a i on ne s tute, rOHiIcn £1 Frenera Po rs x . - ‘ f hy r) akiy cr them more ape ifc. Other Safecuards Sought. Another measure would increase the percentage of assets required s a contingent fund to safeguard loss by foreclosure from 1 to 5 per ‘el shane More inspectors for building and a i eee tan: ila ee a tl me ella ln an er alle ee 7 = 2 - o Venetian Mirrors for Christmas Gifts HE gift supreme—ordained for those who avoid the ordinary. Mitred, beveled and polished to the degree of perfection that expresses art. Size 20x42 inches. Price $ Art Shop—Fourth Floor, me ’ > as lia aera Es from ae nm associatior will be asked, in > A AT . Aiataatlem.. a IR — OE me hm resources of ry ; ’ no ? ro }o rrortia) . inatio . / } ' 4 , nee Mic * . * Jit! ers it th Tne iCagkue LOW iy a . . 4 — iee : iH ; | | meciudaes MMMaGInNg ana oan Aas- | | , Ht } sociations in wns and cities of ti a rt} | ain u ibe ' ' t peti ii ’ | i | THOUSANDS DO, WHY NOT YOU? ee Complete Siz 75 NV ETAL standard in old ivory finish. 4 With metal flowers in pastel color- ings. Shade decorated to harmonize with the standard. Two artistic eh mOse, $5.00 Silk Umbrellas ve. ss e ~d - 7 Yee a.” ©) be es “e y wy hes ad o 7 te é " . . * . 7,4 * ae a aes 5 . Me ~~ . so Fes Li OA " ‘ Se be P Fee : . P lt > . ~ - - “2 ie Ga ne“ . : ~ Mes Py a ie 7 ee -) , : —, A. ‘ y P . 4 i” | , “sS | ae Sy oe Page 4 ! + ; 4 ais 4. ; A : . 27 SS. ¥ ns te «4 9 A & df « ‘7 } 4 73 , 14 ‘ 7.4 “ 4 ene, “af, , . ‘ cwrr ‘ >) c — a te 75 cs ~ £4 Bee ye OM 4 > ¥ L\4 i ‘)} qaiin« i ‘ Aida s q vs vs ie 5 Cod ee oe . ; . ‘ Pm . ae Fy De ‘ + > 2 * ‘ ’ -?* , P >" , a 2 * 2 . a PP". > P 4 » ) ‘ YT) a . i rect? ] es ~ B,* ‘¢* 454 ion ea f of > a . Yo. : “ bs wat » LJ * ’ ~ : it »aiit ‘ a ve . ~* ka . ‘2 ah. hee , Sie -, — iw 2 y ~ a eed »' ’ ‘ ‘ : Ao _ ¥ J ’ a * > ’ - 5 ; ¥ “ ~ . Ss i. a le’ Pe) . LL - _ vy »* vr . ,* ' » , es 2. ae » ae Le a I ly cf 4 Aaah ReAtd , a«A} st? ’ 4 x “6 o t » eo “OF, “ > =. “ . . @ ee . "en » », “ , . * P ie “?. ; « ° ’ : a ’ ‘ , * : a . — > - + - ot. LA . ~> = ig AO ~~, / c : . ‘ ; ii’ ‘ij Kirkwood ah y Y en’ sy tb . . ; . ey ‘ i I ’ Vv 7 «e) ~ ; - : > 7 4. oa_ ives ‘ o's ; or Ba’ a ns Fe ee ° _ ms , 7 3 . @ . . “ ¥ ? "ry | po . ? - > oa > oe . ae - ? Jaly a » “yy » . Ss ii a t vada, 7 * . a, a ‘ > : ¥ ot a” ~ 4 “ . ‘ : & , eo ' i Sy ah oa , , ‘ oP } ‘ a +"? 7 , “ ‘ A hs : . " * ° * - _ . - ‘ot a 4 ———— — — . Ree > us , ’ . ne a? P ot a fe Se ae a” ee ee ; 4 ‘ Ph ee - Re eo Be ; hs. “ 4 Liat -* ‘ , 5 > , »® © . g * - . j . . effects. from which to Lamp Shop—Fourth Floor. Boys’ Two- PERSONAL ENMITY OF POTTER Pant SUITS Former Raider Says Petitions Have and Vv Been Sent Demanding Resigna- O ERCOATS tion of U. S. haadaen. 50c Keesiteted ‘eins Per Week Ps ee | v Beautiful silk Umbrel- las in the colors most In demand, New short lengths and new strap and cord fancy handles: 8 and 10 rib style, some slight misweaves. Only 100 to sell. a ee c Christmas Offerings of Extreme Value ‘Toy Shop Specials Bring the Children in to Visit Santa Claus ATURDA Y—a big, brightly-colored T 06 y- | shop cutout given free to every boy or girl who has not | already received one. Toyshop | cutouts have proven s0 pop- | | ular that Santa wants to make | every girl and boy happy with | | this wonderful free gift. i Word Rolls Special for Saturday 3 tor $7.00 Latest hits including: ‘‘Follow the Swallow’’ ‘‘Sally’’ ‘‘“Words’’ ‘‘Dixie, I’m Lonesome’’ and many others (Music Roll Shop—Sixth Floor.) wee , ¢ a ~ - Hs f, 4 - . s ‘we ‘ . " “> \ .> * PP ~ Rw one \ . . AS oy of re > alt ’ ¥ Y : ™ eo 7 i ~ " > > on agp . se : : . ; Ss ‘ nN Ss and omen S a oe ; a>.-% YS? 5 / a (.e@¢ ared vester la 4 ‘ — : »* 7 . ** * fi > “ ; ies a {> 4 _ Se Ske , i -ne titions , 4 Set wae ee ot FP : Sienea petitions, which had ‘ . « » ek Sat OO A } ee c mt tr . 4 . ¢ . e L . tee ak ap FPS Aone , vpeen sen to the Ju .Ce Department oe , . m4 a mn: n, agemand) the > “4 ‘ ~ r . a ] igy itl 4 ‘ P tf s » ~ s . y : ’ se #2 * } ‘ ‘ } ePhiret ry . ; ‘ ITrcnwWw peek in ing bricht colors of who, the pe- bbon and cord at waist: a gpe- the manufactur- possible ; large, Coaster Wagon Just received 200 more these fine Wagons. Large red dise wheels, rub- ber tires. Roller bearings. Size 36 by 16 inches. Reg- ularly $8.00, Buy Your Fur Coats Xmas Our showing is complete—our ices lowet and Mees be) Clothes Bm Yersen County raids be tried tn 7 a Man elsewhere an teil Beene tel Fea N m Federal court at Danville. rather | . al | | With a emalil« r opr fit P r sn la Chokers 5 ih, f ‘ ‘ o ow. € , ae . at cr | Louts SS he | priced at You’)! find here the ry ‘oat. ar : ry ~ we ma o> de led i ii id he er ¢ - - rs he s - you have in mind, a3 you can Just the ais Caan “, L t Bg fesced tast Saturday on the indict 15c 20¢ 25C = Special bu ' Ps te % .* 2) é ment, a rey rte, He sald T’nit 5 9 5 y it On the easie:s of th { om 4 that ; . Se Pe . . » , . = ; — U Rives Doll Trunk yo an | Nested Bloc ks | , i With prettiest figures | % and A, B, C’s on them. A variety of kinds and sizes, | FOR WOMEN Union Suits Seconds in ecru color; good serv- iceable garments; Winter weight; @% sorted sizes, fur- “trim: shit | models ¥ 39 aad fabrics to pl laste and every poc °'t miss them... Union Suits Winter weight, leeveless, long nad half sleeves: extra size, $1.25: Sular sizes, $1.00 (Bargain Basement—Nugent®) NR ON TS ST s heen enamel or hard Trunks for dolls’ | Fitted with extra | 290 and 22 inch s12 $3. 35 | — ADVANCE XMAS STYLES IN she ha Your | = 30, 75c, $1.50 nile Ty) " >. . ‘ rot «CUT jas a ; ‘4 i #T) ‘ \ j ii*# Ty il " he I ‘ hy» ’ AS — e * af . : : wishing for. in mit} fenton TT)? 8 : B ce | »: . . .? “#hi, Bal ici’ =. : ee) 7 . ” } ‘ } > , ; . , ¢ - r« ’ —_ } t} sf r ‘a Bia | ae ’ }-Fé . "ny ; ; > -_ : i : ‘i ‘4 * - , Z , *’ ; e+ > Money clothes. Every so; rt of Dress for evs Pay hy ad : - . ; ii ’ ; . “ . ” : es ass s% ; ’ . . ‘ ; mali t > tT if ; : 7. mn ¢ ~ oe f Tee oa? id i . iwi ‘ i 4iy z }- S ipDny : , - x ? , ; ° L bh» ; ta. j ‘ t »* rm” Ty) er cy - ‘ > - ~~. > p . . 7. ' i the most ap- ' th ne propriate oie y € . eh het: oo % ry re { thas " 4 id | mB AL i ; a q e 4 42 ‘j NM ed LTiAT Jo ee *, > | z = i ri } } «* nry na Hiar 1d . ~~ ; to the wome a » . Bill ‘ «ster 4 . . . Ae Cat ( . ey ¢ - , Pe in . ‘ r> tryin +) x 8 on ‘ . ~Se Mu , s . . soe » asia a VR CL tio hare e "2 . ’ Just what would please | tray Regularly $4.70. | Special ccasion her most and Princess Lace Handkerchiefs oo) icted on the itmpersona- ver been his e said hie oniv ase ) FALL AND WINTER 2 ah bodyguard a ms . . CLOSE THEM rE clation with them was when they es TS tn ripe og ler last winter SU iT OUT A DOLLAR Willamson er Footwear OR TWO Scooter ld Girls e latest styles at few ta n or Ox weather or or plain rown calf Shoes et wear the most — 2 to E “at reduced pina for 7 (Bargain Basement.) ve, A WEEK WILL DO SMITH-DANIELS 507 NORTH BROADWAY BROADWAY & ST. CHARLES—OPPOSITE NUGENTS Half Price, $14.98 to $22.98 Second Floor Take Elevator and Save Second Floor Take Elevator and Save Wii Our East St. Louis Store—Prices. Merchandise and Terms the Same | ae eo ee iets kak ONLY MORE Shopping Days Better Hurry! Shop Early in the Day 39¢ Each —or 3 for $l A DAINTY linen Handker- chief, with real princess edged lace made in Bel- gium, will carry one's greeting mm 4a to the friend. with (‘hristmas ‘harming manner discriminating pictured most One design lace all around the edge and heavy design in corners. Floor. Lace Shop—Main Sail Boats Pretty, Boats that sail on the wa- ter just like the real ones. Ideal for boys. 20c, 25c, 75¢ Tree Ornaments Beautiful, bright orna- ments, in such lovely shapes as birds, baskets and many others. Especially pretty are the ornaments to Blip over the top of the tree. Rang'ng me 10c ° 25c from bricht-colored | . yoorts ‘ .“ ,r es - Tree Lighting Outfits Made especially for ‘Omplete lights an piug. I strings of Attachable com- plete Same outfit with bulbe, regularly $3, complete Toy Shop-—Basement Front wheel steers it. Finely bullt, with large red disc wheels. Rubber tires. Make _the boy happy with this fine ’ Vander- with § | ad bulbs. emubast ly $1.65. Mazda | $1.95. | toy. Spe- $4 75 clal . Artificial Snow The final Christmas touch to the tree, or gift display is this pretty, mp snow. Very effective, will not burn. Bo Only, box C A I A Tl I EO a SO EE Ee ae eee eee > ee eee oe ee eS OEY
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wn than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ie ee a7 : ; = Daily.OYo 539?-. | ; : ? Satiris au. Oto rn ao >) Leuggs seen edhe Sidve of me Cauistmas Spivit Baas eae is » Daily POST-DISP. ,7CH aione has MORE Cll?) Circutat Se —$_—$ ~ ~ > a ote Sen a ot — ; . 2 bout OS Otte ye eg DEES eo et nme gt iS Gig Silk Ties —a Marvelous Collection at This Popular Price $ 9.00 0 cl gg we teen 6 arte de 6 a 8 A nt to ee Just Received—An Exceptional Purchase of 0 dae 5 Png P Special Purchase Sale Smart Silk and Felt Hats Silk Underthings } cccks ares Ina Pre- Holiday Sale Saturday For Christmas Gift Selection orm ART silk al im | ve iv cold al 1 the iat st LiG- ; § 4: a d $598 holida avs and brig! the Win T) The Second Floor Sports Shop Has : ext a really wond: assortment at this very attractiv : Just Received New Honeydew : Ore hid Maize price. Every Hat is an outstanding value. Dozens and ; ft) , . Nile Peacock Blue Flesh Color i ibjcnine styles in dew wrapped turbans. Ty- — Kasharaine and Flannel sae en ‘esa arent > } , : ~ ‘ ~ Hu iti dreds ot p ret ty Fart ci nts Just arr. ti or this ( hristn ras sale, ¢ mean CrUWDTS. © a ' : 5 agi Dresses Envelope Chemises, Nightgov ns and Ste} i Drawers suitable for Many in satin and satin and metallic combination ss , | : . . Some use pon pons and ostrieh fantasies as chie trim- . . 7 Envy elope Chemises mer Draw ing - $7.98 Mines. : Si or a ey new | NiGieowels ‘ Ne 8 eh S388 or one ae Winter Hose in : Smart-Looking, Long-Wear- | ing Quality, a Pair , Fashion's Latest Whim 510 2 IZ,75 CMART S . ss " i _ i oo , - i.» « ifternoon and Br neteas aes Pretty Nigh s of crepe de chine, with pe: , OO i See i some wit! ilais lac Llainty nvelope (“hen S of Party Frocks Topcoats for Knockabout aes & veless or with double shoul- eine, im ¢ variety of styles trimmalill : | 5 Pe -. for Girls Wear | si and Juntors Special $7 £00 oc as. wlia-R . hat are warm : = | . ll made bv the for e ¢ > } . ce D> ec d c > «4 eftri rere " - » eee : ’ te are : Lreorvette ; ' y ¥ iis . atl ; . « ; 4 - | 4 , > ¢ . ' - , ' « | ate rany® : : * Tres cacnw aah > ™ . . , . C \ c WW a - : ~~ : - 2 ; * . , i , ; 7 7 fi ’ % - . ‘ . | ; VY .% A wide assortmer 7 ee P - o - a - . ? me ry becoming ‘ mixed. and of felt and hagen bly wood and Scarf and ham | Sets, S205 Sort, Woo Scarfs ci adore finding among thei: and gray with contrasting Juvenile M: limer: Handmade and Tailored Blouse Always a Welcome Gift Are the Offer a Host of Styles tor the Gift Shopper Men’s Shoes —$8 Every Day Except-Man’s Day » attractive gi rae § 6. 65 ra 4 hand ; " + . . ~~) ee er w Sp » eat MRM HIGH Shore and Low She sii |} ‘ : “noes Of real leather and = 'S of sy if 's your Sie ‘e is recogni f men who ba he worth and like & a crt : . - "ha 7" The “=P ieee 4 se oo ' ' Group of Girls’ and Misses’ Winter Coats c_ Juniors’ Dresses “~ pode ine gaged Styled and Specially Priced Beautiful Lmaiited Boudoir Slippers in Sample Sizes Only—Specially Priced a 7 i) | Ys es fi. oa Sods cane Reduced for Pre-Holiday Selling > Men’s Hats New Flannel! Dresses Just Receiwed—Sizes 14. 16 and 18 Years Requ larly $76.75 and and $19.79 im er) we ray: Toru eH | dat ighter a new ro _ O holidav Wear at a great saving ' Many Attractive Styles in Wool and Silk Dresses—Sizes 8 to 17 Years P i. a - all sizes In every stvie) $5.00 \ HAT that has paid 7 +) — an _™* Cark Tn + ° > Berg Derbies rm the Lades iat) Stetson Dert » Felt Derties Men's Hat Shoo—F iret
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ee — ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other ‘onentil neuieghipevs COMBINED eee ee + = _ — —_ ene ae va. te ct - —_—_ a —— — SATURDAY—Man’s Day At VANDERVOORT’S | q . : i : : ’ > . ‘ mar Maen of outstanding events for men. Supported by demonstrations of regular yes ervoort \ alues in the many needs of. the day. Demonstrating the superiority and service Of the specialized Vandervoort Shops tor Men who “Dress Well and Succeed.” * * * * * * + * a Featuring for Saturday Only a Truly Remarkable Sale of Just 100 of Our Regular 285, $95 and $100 Overcoats Silk Ties sp ‘ —a Marvelous Collection | ——— : N ter 3) Men S Shirts at This Popular Price A\ YT eh Regular $2, $2.50 and $3 \\ 2 | ls Shirts, Saturday Only 5 > Wh } i j — j ; J , — 1} j i} i | jf ) — ‘ | rig} : * -~ , ; | : ; J ' , ' j , ' / . ' » ‘ = a j A ee , be ) d . » C . \ , » “fr A| 4 ' HE newest of the new {fs here at J iy Br eo S I eet, Scotch Mists, Schey a , Aquasc u- , \ Sizes From 14 to 17... Vandervoort's a veritable pro- hd | | | \ ; A ‘ . cz. fusion of colors and patterns, a col- int _— y 4 \ KLL-MADE Shi rt 8, not skimped in their lection from which ‘t is a pleasure 4 id ; " lec : "oO! cannot "oO ‘rony j i] f % i P - ‘ 7 = rr rr. * a i ‘ rywa ving Mpa ide $9 Ties, * ‘ i ae () ‘| hese are the St PERLA | [\ Ie In O\ KRCOA | ¥ C ; i | length. pg ag de Alden Ragone | : | | | Shirts of fabrics where man canno have too many Ties. \ | — | | : t | | | Other Ties go to make up an assort- Cj | hese are Overcoats that instantly and CO?)- y | ©- the number of threads to Mui aencs. ‘dees trom bee ue. iis i : vincingly proclaim their superiority. the inch tells the story of ) : their better quality. Selection | ; @ Overcoats that will wear and last and S| | iN, ne ae 3 ooh Ger | / retain their worth—the unquestioned test of real i: ee | | tern Shirts. 2.I8 eee | | economy. And tested by service, these are the ol os sa | ao aeceasee lowest cost Overcoats you can buy. You will Maize Fa as | | enjoy their ownership because of their comfort Mech Color — | I mara assurance of the utmost in good ap- . == = c t eont soloet) yy. \\ + made i”) the pop- Our Own Importation o ine —— sah Bi lew: 45 : : ine ets ae ; , Knitted Rayon q pete S bi irae oe | Smoking Jackets oh ae e ) star. Hee that Wi vet p a _ 7 - Sy A VANDERVOORT high - qualit > , $ . 4 | . : | ae texture and glossy finish. IGH Shoes and Low Shoes. cha > warm on the : 4 , = special at $11. Made of an all-wool , ~ 7 around Ss f Vv ] i, the much-desired black . I |! worsted Side pockets thers at Jn , . _ Shoes of real leather and of coldest davs—in ifiye Ls $8.50, and with very fine cho : : | Some cravenette- and white stripe patterns. Un- fine leathers. Shoes of style and : : fi to $35. ) ' Ale a - ‘coofed. All wit] usual quality values. a | snap. the seasons . ae proorea, 4 ; | Another alternative 18 an im- ee | Make Vandervoort’s vour Shoe smart new mod- * al ® i Va | warm mohair lin- | port from Seotland. In fine A splendid flannel. ‘In a marvelous assort- Store. Our service 1s recognized a } | ae a ; Ui ; alll | iy "SL Lh fe R | ve elx% with an Bika |) fee ais we erry obvbes ment of Seoteh plaids. Very fin- S” and | by hundreds of men who have | hie, + | Ba DS \ OF 7 | | learned the worth and like the without belts and He 1 ee, a. — ¥ , 4 assortment in est style and fabric. Mueh in HH 87.50 Wis | a fit thev ret in the Spe ‘ial t 1s -anr civaAac , " Cla, a. : ‘ oie? % : | oO 16 vear S1ZeSs, yorue. : S Shoe Shop for Men—Second Floor. W ith raglan or =. | ea ee 4.5 t | ; | . S First Fl ° - 2 ps % F excellent quality terry clot | Men's Furnishing Shop rs oof. | —_—____— set - in. sleeves. I : Serene ty ter : . ' . | * * * and sponsoring the new three- rirst turday at these attractive gilt prices. . ming and elaborate hand embroidery e-made Blouses of English broadcloth l sizes. ee ing. ® * * Some in double- = : | button ‘front, and darker shades Men’s Hats faced materials, others warmly lined through- | Three pockets, with sh wil collar. A Suits in the 7, 8 and 9 year sizes also include a straight- | Slip-Over Sweaters tremendous assortment to choose : : : g 4 out. Sizes 3 to 15 years. line coat style made with little vestee. : ) | 7 joys Clothing Shop Second Fioor 95 / 5 $5 Wh Boys’ Clothing Shop—Second Floor. ruse ie So et (oscil 2 Boys’ C ng bic a } V-neek *. sty! al 4 [Me | | “HE vular nee style 4 HAT that has paid its way | a: bide | i fd sts ; | La TE -popul: | St | we Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth | which is not only serviceable wr from our | ee and S teke - Store Hours: Daily, Y to 5:30: Saturday, Yto 6. apo for sports wear but is aleo suit- “i them at this | 3 eed Oe Oe en cas anne sn 2 % in ae Bathe Pal A? ie F RPP ARIE? waite | able for street wear. It has a , 7M. and dark brown, and light and | able 1 day, Chis will S dark gray eontrasting strip around neek and bottom and comes in the fol- Be buy your . | pers Derbies in the newest lowing eolors: Tan, gray. dark "ur ,. ” ; & ade - ‘” . - a day Weal at al y "ee | " | ~ biue, powder blue and white. . ; . 8250 OU LEOE Derbies an Sporting Goods Shop—First Floor. | Knapp Felt Derbies $7 - oi Men's Hat Shop—First Flo: | ay Selling Wool and Silk Years
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ee se PN ta cr cn ~® 14 _STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ! The Dail; y POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CIT Y Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store gg 3 be nat ¢- ed : t=? r a . nol , ; , Chr ret rr As B JAS here. | ; Gil ’ agqle Sia mps and Re de Pm f “nil Books s for Ss: O00 im Sa (Jur (ji ié og Anil Ligis = | : $] id ns | tervals between ¥Y a2. Th. and ’ — } / If week Shep—Stath Fleer | : C ‘ash or $2. 50 in Merc *handise— i ‘ew Restric ted Sande Excepte d. | ments on nr Pages $ 10 and 5 : SIO). 69 > e)« | =f e) : 1 | 7 Savings And a 10 a 1 | yo More ‘ : | e featured groups present ¥ e and rem , Se , port | Y | C bi et oe “0 Rahal fe mh SOF Qx | | c [There are many on your gift list who would be delighted with one of these | | Other Misses Coats at ; —" lv Necklaces, put up in charming gift cases and having Deltah or La Tausea | $314.40 Value, Instail ‘ " ‘ e the extreme savings will be most wer ‘ome, the following being but a few of a | > é Nf d \ | r ord nary groups i th is ae | . Misses’ Frocks Misses’ Frocks | | terdinary groups offered in this sal 4 ” | d e —__Widest Assortments and Dominant Values - — ee ee eee ; ee ee ee ee ee ee | ee, ee ee oe eee ee eee ee ee oe eee ee ee f+ ib —For Daytime Wear —For Evening Wear Delt ah Pearl La Tausea Deltah Pearl ) —— - ‘ » wand cn. 4 gat | o *. ’ ~ / 1 to $94 $29.75 to $59.0 | | Necklaces Strands Necklaces 4 $rr Value for $r2.so Value for I? S Value for | € A special purchase makes oo . . oat AS ~ x 15 roarkabie offering: You will = °. . ) eD | eet | portance even more when yo — Se q , : . The Radiola 7B ts hot nv cabinet, grilled ame . * , > / > rT? ‘or os rT close : Other Frocks $12.75 to $89.50 Frocks $25 to $795 | Artifictal Pearl strands in 24, | y¢ son Sumat . _vedora” 5 sone cach setees Gun tee . Fourth Fleer ” ; . “ -- - ~- - 4 o~ ; ' : . - see . —— —“ s ran: ‘a ee ol a Coy , h rasse an Ow rs : . - ** ——————— Imond-set- clasp; also | Pearl Necklaces—all with white | iengths—with sana | cover does. Set operates on it sade Tite : tteicge aertal is necese mond-set c ee | lasp. Ts tubes, dry cells, battertes and A Hand d Useful Gift Would Be One of These - pmernmeetig es 52. i. ae | ie ee andsome an seru I ou e ne oO % g | : S17. 50 vie Tausedl we 3 aera M Uu skrat Jac Qu eTTeSs Pn | $ | ac : in | | : | . an pd ; t are attractiy ene net ‘arming? graduated gr . | 4 bebo 8 em ? —Several Smart Models—One Illustrated ’ eet aaa. pe hy esp. In “this le ‘oat | $10 Brandes Loud Spea ' , wnbvolie’ : ; Ba | Wonder Loud Spesnees, ; La Tausea Pearl Deltah Pearl {La Tausea Pearl $14 Stewart Batteries, 10 Str ands : oa | | = Bargess and Everent fo: z lue fo: $22.50 Value for | 435-voit “B.” $4 value at. 312: 2.95 a | 22%4-volt “B,” $2 value. bs | Diamond “B” Beautiful ropes of t 50 @ — . 45-volt Batteries, $3.75 22%-volt Batteries, $2 mY ’ i Fe "mr 4 me — Fox Chokers, $22.50 to $295 7,” . » abel SENSO a el 2 Sr Sy ye 4 a eee The Widest pin “een and the a Sagry in ee esos 9 waces sees Advance Spring Models in Girls’ = : \ oveltv Kid (clove Special “ay Boxer j H: andkerchiefs BO 93 K k \ > : ° , : 7 : * . « ~ : . * | . > , : Greet Your Friends This Christmas With Attractively a one Monogrammed Cards ™ ] ~» -~_ ~ 9 fa" "i at ee } . ‘ ~ | | Sample Coats Put Coats | | 25 Cards and — eg. on hs = () ~ $IS to $79.50 Values —for Girls of 6 to 17 Phan > : Mzes + At Savings SO" SQ + ; S* 2s x oe, Jp | el rem — LR BE ne a ee | to 4 ——— Famous-Barr Co.'s ; : - . . ' : ; tl areetin ards , peoee eon 25 tor $1.45 » ‘ > = | | ; ® te " ~ ; 8 . > . / - . ’ ~ ee “” od —. | ‘ ™ : : : : ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - wa — : . : ‘s » 4 : ; ) a« Ty . =. ws + -—, *@ . peeniall tthien Mdcloth: singe 1 e on pelts =| Give Your “Sweet Tooth” a Treat From These Delicious $3.50 to $5 Values... € wr leather in @ wide va- riety of stytes including *Waerer, po - » and endert- arm bags. Fitted with ov ~ . . “ + ’ " ei. r ’ 7 7 } wi f} i 6 » : " Ria? « . = ‘ i . i [ ; Certificates | [comic Anoronens af Women| == Saturday Candy “S ie : dy “Specials —Always Acceptable “ew Dicenix Hose ve ee @ Let your friends choose || | : | pe aac ash” — | Assorted Candies p.) rt Ll ii} The Utmost i tr Value at ™ a fares i ~y e dominant values lL be |] a F €uts ir tf Sure tweam—sold here ex is the a | Two Pounds, 89c Christmas | appreciated . | , Ten! ie bed t Lrousiv | | f hundreds who want smart ervices 2 Sho a om atm | , . Two Pounds, 2 lle itil ee ia a ee Ca sac 7 sas denies sais Special eee : felicacis -herry whiris. The milk and dary . , : | : : —? : | ; : Lea, Pca ro- “Oats concea! such usc Special Gift Outfits— | & thee ram ti ii | | juettes, milk Lt aramel 3 Pounds for as caramels, nougat, . ° , . nv Oe TY ti accren? ) ! "herr : —— — "It nut-in-cream. *ryit-iZ Brow hie seTS a > @S gis. | alls ia ed milk and dark | neks and other | | | cho tos, popular assortment. e | Stik-top Chiffon Silk Hose eee - $2.50 | | | “es Offered dD | > Omens P2 | ; 5 : "=i ” ‘7 en ae @- ' ; s. 4) ; : ie Complete ra Heavy, lislé-top Silk Hose s.35 || 44 No. 378 Chase” No. 7007 | A charming gift package of Par-Excellent © : ‘e*~a°tt wr “i Sil m bis ‘~-_" $. om 4 ; : 7. _ ~~ . — alll lata ; ; ‘ Z on: rT} . } 7" - iy iin ry : » 4 » ‘ : ; : - ‘ - ; ! ‘i va it ; : rr — f "he - a ™ 2 «64, . : ” nia (7 Medium weight, lisie-top Hose $1.85 | te — oh te . wre —— SULLel Par Excellent hocelates. Sic The choicest Checolate @ Each Set inciude (Tuttom silk, lisle-top Hioxe $1.45 | iin ioe " rn Se aA RE Sa aes ) | Lists na TT shocolates: emia ons in s plese : . ’ ; "i . . a . 7 = ' a I} he ; , a ® b ag ’ : . : ; " * Brownie camera, - es Silk bHosieeyw with lisle tops ; Dees $1.50 stan? of bh ik 4 Nw wna a : , | , was - Yasue, : fru ni th delicio none better. @ak filma, portrait attachmen | Silk-and-rayon, liske-top Hose sha $1.00 | | atm with leather ¢rirn. » ROT ata 4. | — } ind ‘uweets.”’ Pound. 60-leal aidum, paste, « . ) ; Main Floor | —atn Viece fl Second Fleor || We specialize in large quantities of Christmas Candies for schools, churches, : Candy . EE ————-— —.-— -——-— — — - Regularly 60c, Sa Three freehiy daked filled and covered with late coating. ihe ' ree. oss a bh hh bh bb bbe et sh hk hh bh hh hh ee POO OOOO6 088 6908800500000 8 000000008 PEOCEOR OO OEOO5O O08 06 000000000000 00000008 * CE LE OE A ALLE
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Foilet Sets $12 Value ".. $x on Saturday ee ee . Se seers i eet * o ==>: casanany? usual Gift Choice in a and Deltah earls ut Dainty Styles And ore delighted with one of these love. ng Deltah or La Tausca tag. And bwing being but a few of the ex. Deltah Pear] Necklaces $77.50 Value for $Q.75 neca strands So lt “Art Nouvean” hite lenge ne—with exquisite dia- nd. mon 4. set clasp. C harming gifts. 50 La Tausea Strands Ia Tausca artificial Pearls In 2¢- On parming!; ¥Y graduated and Ppuliar endless style with- [2 his sale Bpecial La Tausca Pear] Necklaces $22.50 Value for >Q.99 Beautiful ropes of 59 or 66 inch Sumatra La Tausca artificia) Pearls; a style especially guit- able for lovely gifts. Main Floor Best Values in Kid Gloves ported Styles—Priced 90 and v2.90 ade unusual preparations for your roups are excellent kid and suede akes—the new, fashionable kinds bed, perforated, ruffled and revers- and every favored color. Main Floor "Te With Attractively “Tr. anh re Foe Foherte Main Aisle. Main Fioor om These Delicious “Specials” Chocolates 60c Value, Special, Lb. 39¢ Two Pounds, 75¢ The milk and d€ark chocolate -04ts concea) such luscious — &S Carat le, nougat, bi rrerscote , nut-in- reain fruit-in-« weet ru neks head other seweetmeats. popular assortment. Par-Excellent Candies The choicest Chocolate and ymietl bons in splendid variety none better. ¥$h 00 Pound.... r $i KOec lize 4 lous =) - idies for schools, churches, etc. Candy Shop—Mats ——_—_ * * D peceunen 1 12, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has SY0 J re = ee ek ete. at a 3s Sixth Floor . —— ee ee ee St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store “atE CITY Cir-ulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ———— Bag Punching Table Sets Exhibition BS = : By Clark Duo, World Champions . = 4 . pw 3622 90 @ See this remarkable exhibition in our | —_—o re Sporting Goods rye Pan ereny —at in- Zi oS ' ° CA 64x64-tneh ‘Maeieettehad all-linen Se --—— damask cloth with colored border and 6 tervals between 10 a. m. and 5 p. m ah yh W G . — a ae. rc C “i ive Eagle ‘s Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in See Our Other Announce- ~ ies napkins to match; nicely boxed. ash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Article s Excepted. | ments on Pages 14 and 26 | Third Floor ay Hi Saturday—T hose Playing Santa Claus Will Find Here a Profitable Opportunity to Select Splendid Gifts Are Underwood ‘Wy ||Toys at Remarkable Savin OS] | ax ~The Kinds “Kiddies” Lite | Best at Special Prices Which Parents Will Welcome Special st Attend Our Dollar Toy Circus Without Charge ‘‘The Greatest Show An Unusual Christmas Offer on Earth,’’ with a clown, a ringmaster Radiola 75 ae The Toys in the Cabinet Sets | |) Circus—Bach $1 Horses, monkeys and animals, many $314.40 Value, Installed Complete mc yp dre trunks and tea. sets, J? 15 painting sets, games, hp ° | mechanical] trains, cage | toys, cooking sets, tele- phones, Christmas | trees, aeroplanes, | blocks building and many other kinds— € A special purc! ase makes possible this re- in unusual values. markable offering! You will appreciate its im- | | $4.50 Saddlekicks | $3.50 Laundry Sets $3. 95 “> sl Dolls The new 1924 models of | -toy sets complets Effanbee dressed Dolls; these outdoor toys; un- | | tub, wringer, iron- composition head, arms | Fr. fondue motor assembled, but easily . board and wash- an Es: Aa.7). shoes 4 . ? - ’ unning | ce l, 2 ibber pedals pur torether. $195 | vesrd, Specialy $7.75 | iat, “OKIE 9B | and. “upholstered "sen $5.95 Mama Dolls | $1. 69 Chairs “teal big Rohner 4 a $16. 50 cin Seema Mand | Subea™ haMa gay | rato oad ong | 1650 Toy Autos $4. 25 rete nee . :, cial lly "pri Cc a Spe cially $2. 98 Jointed Dolls $10.95 D k ses ‘SI. 89 priced at.... $13.45 esk Sets $3. 95 Scooters $6.95 Wagons —that may be made to walk; bis que head, —desk with cnair h None frame ane | Coaster Wagons with moving eyes wit = ma atch; dé ry h: is ro co Gir ee | steel axles =— braces; lashes and curled wi top oo th pieces tire isc wheels, “oO steel dise rneel ls with enders, running 89c Character Dolls... .59¢e | 95c Wheelbarrows. .....75c 3. Cedar Chests. ..$3.19 $1.00 Drawing Masters. 75c $1.98 Bowling Alleys.$1.49 3. Sidewalk Cars. .$3.25 $1.19 Character Dolls.. .mc Tots’ $2.25 Chairs... .$1.75 50 Tea Tables $7.25 $1.75 Character Dolls .$1.198 sp : . 2.50 Scooters $1.79 $4.95 Blackboards. . . . $3.98 $13.95 Doll Cabs... .$10.50 3.50 Draw’g Masters.$2.45 $2.95 Doll Beds... ...$2.25 $33.50 Desk Sets... $2 26.95 | Over and Under. .75c Typewriters Models Come Visit Our eH Fal ry- Deferred . Payments 1 Land — @ Perfectly rebuilt Underwoods nag oe 4 , 1 guide, double Without spacer, two-color ribbon, latera Charge shift, tabulator and automatic ribbon reverse. They are ideal Chirstmas gifts for persons whe If you purchase a write a great deal. Sixth Fleer Zoe ticket, your -=2 Se ‘‘kiddie’’ will re- celve a valuable sur- — prise package from For Christmas—Cover These Take your children Santa’s own hands. d Li ht F through this glittering, , ; entrancing place; they —for Dainty Gifts “> > will remember the Special, Each thrill for months to come and you'll enjoy it, too, especially when you see Santa himself greeting the spell- bound children. @ Strong frames easily covered with Ri: eae caer just the material to Basement Gallery harmonize with some friend's poudoir— portance even more when vou see one of these Sets. The HKadiola 7B is housed in a beautiful mahogany cabinet, grilled and faced with gold gauze. It has enclosed loud speaker—and a cover which raises and lowers al a phonograph Sale of Standard Accessories $6 Potter Headphones, 2000 ohms... .$2.95 $10 Brandes Loud Speakers......... $6.95 Bobby McLean Sets $14 Stewart Batteries, 100-amp Burgess and Eveready Batteries , a ee 45-volt *3,” $4 walu@ at.........00-. $2.98 2214-volt “B,” $2 value Skating Socks All-wool Socks for men and women to wear while C Diamond se: ld Batteries skating. Priced, | 45-volt Batteries, $3.75 value. at 7 " ny s l . i) es ¢ itf 2214-volt Batteries, $2 value Nonpareil Striking Bag O1 Sixth lh loor instructions Ulises $4 Murdock Headphones, 2000 ohms. .$2.49 . . : Tubular Skate Outfits Wonder Loud Speakers, adjustable unit, Of Many Well-Known Brands Skate and Shoe Outfits spon- | sored by the champion him- | Everybody Interested in Sports Will Welcome These Sensible cover does. Set operates on inside loop aerial— . no outside aerial is necessary. Complete with $ PLT A tubes, dry cells, batteries and aerial equipment! ] S a O | O Qe a —Presents That Make One’s Daily Exercise an Unfailing Source of Pleasure American Boy Outfits $ For Red-Blooded Young Sportsmen No. 1 BB Baseball Sets, mitt, mask, ball | Wright & Ditson Racer and hockey style Skate and Shoe Outt oy ‘fe r $6. 95 NK A : | No 2 BB Baseball Seta, bat, men and wor +45 Davis ““Motorbikes”’ | and playground ball £1.75 Fx yeles in model: Tye " Ball-Bearing eer a cype platform, pear- sha pe bag and t rook of ster $32 to Li, mitt, mask, ball ....$2.59 | Spalding Sets NS LSS No. 6 BB Baseball Sets, bat | | No. 18 Golf Sets, bag, 3 Complete with foot : ) No. 14 B Football Sets, head | hot} 7 Vs and cirls | harness and football, $4.50 | complete with cord, plug on6 — chain socket— ideal for many on your gift list If you purchase the materials here, we will, without charge, teach you how to“ cover these Frames. on Hamilton-Beach Motors | No. 16 Golf Sets, bag, 3 clubs ae 3 Bale (ages 8 She aeee @ One of these Sewing No. 17 Golf Sets, bag, 3 clubs, Machine Motors turns 2 balls (ages 6 to 10), any foot-power ma- $6.50 chine into an electric. clubs, 2 balls (ages 10 to control—fully guaran- teed. Polar Cub Hair Driers...........-..94.08 Roller Skates Rennulife Electric Violet Rays. .$12.50 to $45 ’ Vv Striking Bag Outfits : ; | Kern Dav is Cycles x] fa ll-! aring Rol er Skat es of the extension type—for boys Royal Hair Driers. ee its comp.ete Wi svONnparel: Wali frames an rhe Firis-—-gzive a pai ir for Christmas. Electric Curling Irons.....+.--470 to $7.50 $29.95 me Mase ment Gallery Sixth Fleer Salient Reyuomwy Swxe Practical and Very Acceptable Xmas Gifts Are Men’s Kid Slippers Offered + 282 EF @ These black and brown Kid Slippers in Everett and Romeo styles will surely please “him.” Made with very flexible leather soles and rubber heels. Sizes 6 to 12. Women’s Juliets | Leather Moccasins _ $1.50 and 95 Tt $1 25 | $2 Values dC for... oo | Various colors and Felt Jul'ets in va- | combinations. Plain rious colors—plush and decorated or ribbon trimmed. vamps with asoft Flexible leather leather soles and soles and rubber padded insoles. heels. Sizes 3 to 8. Women's sizes 3 to 8. Basement Economy Store *45 to °492° Coats choice D 3 re @ Handsome fur-trimmed Coats of excellent woolen materials and pile fabrics. They are in the newest styles with collars, cuffs and borders of such stylish furs as marmot, opossum, Man- churian wolf and moufflon. Coats that are well styled, silk crepe lined and interlined. The colors include those favored as well as black and the new ‘‘cranberry’’ shade. Profit by This Sale of | Men’s Shirts $1.95 to $2.50 sm | 65 Vales 00 inten @ Shirts of English broadcloth and heavy fiber-striped madras. In neckband style with soft turn-back cuffs. Choice of 2500 of them. Choose from plain colors and stripes. Shirts specially priced for Satur- day. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s Gloves { Men’s Mufflers $1.95 $I 65 $2.50 $1 9 Valuc. + Values . 5 Lined and unlined Knitted of pure fi- suede and capeskin ber and finished Gloves in gray and with deep § fringe. brown. Plain and Shown in white, embroidered backs. | brown, gray and Sizes 7% to 10. | navy. Basement Economy Store — riety nt hey a SEWaekezer, pouc} ul @ A large assortment of single Women’s Purses Give a Compact Special os and Sale of Coca 's awiaess: DBF OS 25c, 50c and ap WwW O men’s S “ n Hats Suits and Cvercoats | I 14 arm bags. Fitted wi ith ‘mi! rror and coin purse. Compacts in various sizes. Many of them Overblouses $5.95 to $750 $ 4 Values, for ..... Basement Economy Store hand-painted. Basement Economy Store Specially Priced Group of Women’s Sample tO" $4 and $5 @ Smart Overblouses of such silks as crepe de chine, and chenilles in various etyles. Choice of tailored and novelty finde . y 1OV » br : t 9 ° . Kinds. Trimmed with laces, novelty braids, faggoting, tucks, Women’s Gift Hosiery . ee Values, for .. @ Hundreds of beautiful Hats that have been epecially purchased for this selling Every Hat of good quality eatin or taffeta in the wanted bright colors as well as black. (“hoice of the new shapes al! 1d trimmings. Rasement Economy Store € A lot of full-fashioned Hose with double ite) e parter tops Reg. 60c 1b.; 1 1b., 39¢; 24 nogwearty boc, Seturday. . c Pure and wholesome Milk | aked layers, C. | Chocolate Torpedoes, each piece oa ANG vered wite cnr: foiled and packed in holly boxes. af Fruit Stellen... .25c Xmas Candy Special, 3 Ibs. Basement Bakery — ei a ee te ie in RS a Sgt 2 ian att ih le i ata AGRE tn i tsi ai are 750 in the lot of which 200 are samples. Select early! ) Basement Economy Store $2 Value, Offered at i 50 Chocolate Layer Cakes — Chocolate Torpedoes black. | a-Ib. box Men’s Lisle Hose Men’s Fiber Hose Basement eatin Store and reinforced feet. Shown in popular colors as well as Peamless mercerized lisie Hose rit Seamless fiber Socks with lislie tops C ribbed tops and reinforced feet and reinforced feet. Black and 37C alue, 3 pra... Sls Pr... Black and .colors. bic value | colors. &%c value, : Hasement Economy ‘Store Basement Economy Store’s Feature Group of Men’s and Young Men's = cice $7) “3:89 q @ Suits of cheviot, cassimere and unfinished worsted If G07. ‘Ss est styles and colors. In stripes, checks, plaids, mixtures and y/ blue serge. Sizes 23 to 48 stout. Overcoats talloread of all-weel plaid-back ma- teriale in double-breasted styte with belt all around and convertible collar. Sines 34 te 42 chest. ee a EE TR mom Twe'Trowe Suits and Overcoats Men's well-tailored Suite cf durable woolen fabrics 8 good styles, fabrics and colors. Sites 16 years to | chest. Ov ‘ercoats tn double-breasted style in plain oo and mixtures Mizes 24 to 44 | chest. Each a special value at. TUTTI? — ee = ew Boys’ Two-Pants Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws Sports and pleated mode! Suits of dependable fabrics n. sisee styles, colors and patterns. With extra knickers in 7 to 17 years. Overcoate of chinchilla and cheviet ove ings with all-around belt, In mixtures and plain colors, Sizes 2 to 18 years Mackinawe of woolen motores plain colors, plaids and overplaids. Muff &nd strat A. pockets. Bizes 7 to 18 years, Choice at, garment ed ee ee oo eS me ee ete ee enn a ee en >= _—— - - s<- “ AE A AS A EE A TG A! IT
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i _ adil - ST LOUIS P POST- -DISPATCH The Daily POS T-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a R ment with the North American! missed from Agricultural and Me-| er end fustifies the means. | MeQuay-Norris Manufacturing Co.,,and Genera! eee SaaS ‘chanics’ College yesterday for haz-| | [a ~ . In ether words, Gall laher was the Stark-Inland Machine Co. and’ Evans of the Laclede c moa ~ Co. oan i ait wate unenmune ot aan 5 * emmy , told. Fay ‘as dtemisse¢c tite ose , — ‘ 4 n | ye of the U 3. Louis Brass Manufacturing a ee oe 25 Stndents Ousted for Hazing. military organization & FPRIDAT. . -¥ou . PEC CEWEER 12. 1974. rm is ~ , ‘ Electrie the St was } : : ; - * aps he. shortiy after Loui ii Egan 0D 5 oo J : . . - ° - sha ° crarmeée MWresiGge#nt Gi Cli X 2,00 E ss ile - — ° — b ‘ooo ‘ . 7 ae ' i - . : a enn — 4 . AR 4 . , >a m a . > REMOVE FAY S >" in > : ¢ "HONE Cl NTRAL 4400 $150 Paid Reathly 0s SSS ee — SSP SSSA SAS AST FASNSA SASS SNS NSS NSN Pee ploye. os ees ——- Sale of Gift Hipeieny | fl aes % KEPT RECORD OF To the MEN of St. Louis | a eS CONFIDENTIAL WORK — ; : } f|] 6 i i Hf | { } autiful ~nift ms a as Taki Silk in ’ cs eer | | pIGHT Lic TS stasiee 4 oresa : a ee 9 = ope : , Genuine nationa! riced for Saturday Christm: hopper: weg Mards $1. 49 aa : e " ba eo m Ge loc oad tw ‘ 4 Matas parte a balbs. $1. 29 INCORPOGATEOS : | ve - . “IXTEFPN LIGHI-= Geeuine national Marda $2 95 ba | | Teoai =ts | with weet « ; . MO Teel Sets, 5 . ty eat « : “Ww Teel Sets. Ye nace wea ae at $116,268 Sought in Five Suits for Loss Resulting From Alleged Diverting of Power Contracts. - a NS SS SENSE Se The death of William Fay. for- mer consu ting engineer of the Union Electric Light nay Power Co., Which oOoccuUurrs a NOV , to @liiminate him as the witness in the first of five > Suits for $116,268. filed against company by manufacturine panies here after Fay publishe Statement that he had for sev: years paid an emp'ove of the ! clede Gas Lig Co Sis =m TY to refuse electric power ntracts order ape the business micht forced to the Union Els For na the first s trial yesterday Mix’s court. it tion. detailing at emp'ovment by can Co., owner of 1! mon stock fro: tently 192 “fired” by leeeetiv unpan the activities, that wv the record tt} Fay ‘ef? hebing his complete were > emniovment.” cha : eompiete ec SS ee Se ee ee ee os = fidentia’ telerrn: perte forwarded American Co ‘fices 1 Cismissa! Rntire hr Court. The amnroernet eved for is ¢ Sizes 6 to 16 ENN eee ee eeu : Y aes ee i ee a at, Re LO ae - «i ere: ~ Soe RS SO adie ch, Hate, * we © A *¥ ee a eS d estruact bir See tale ay quality. $24.50 FOOTBALLS et«chy PFeerre \Li Ot &> FART) Me De 3 sw a Coats of Brushed Polaire, Fleeze. Bolivia, Angora and Downeywool. Featured in These New Colors— Norton! retort fixes + an > poirt » sence of *he mie prove » ~~ Fav' + «st eober 19°! that he rece! Q@ mon’ fro: Co. du’ wnti! ears econfere: mer thon h fean ‘o Was 1 er er extra payire %1° Gallaher 420% vard trica’ com in br.b re any >» Fa: peer ns win t) Gefer om jr deta!'. North teres « ui? tained bee i= own See _ money Was paid hi: Sapense item for the his own office. He > Ae e e, {Third Floor—Broadway.) A a n> yf Ss ~~ SO SS SS SS SS Ss ae Sit-S:3 S. SIXTH S&T. Between “Wercen aod Frenkiia.
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RIDA DECEMBER 13. 500 Slightly Useq 4) a __ FRIDAY, The Daily POST.Nicparr My Pe a Hee , | OV ERCOAT \ 14 _ DECEMBER 14 9 te Daily I OS1 nis wcmncia wshearaann has 57,000 MORE CITY Cin ulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST ious POST-NIGPATTH 17 ALL SIZES 15/55 to DQM oocece MELLON TELLS HY “| SPECIALS The New Annabelle Skirts D U ie Ad 4 Ss | PENTR Al | : DRY AGtNI WA ERED | A most serviceable addition to your $ 95 Gift Certificates wardrobe—just the thing for sports ports, —enable the recipient to select apparel or Sl Veara at office wear or school. Swagger styles | . : novelties in accordance with their needs. FR) 9/2-14-16 FRANKLIN says tho Raided Private | WE et ' npeaged eta fe eet aged in all-wool materials. Ideal for gifts. g11-13 N. Six . COKE MAS False KLINE’S—Main Floor. 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street. Pie Ca Ce OS eS, PB | PHONE CENTRAL 4400 Affidayit. “XMAS TREE LIGHTS § ae et Set comprises genuine Py the Associated Press ¢ o rt: the coatine- WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Secre-| fj “ eS ] ] ) \ en | r YI tm wlors : co "i - q ous socket enables any tary Mellon advised the House Ju- | > | S O) S as Oppers mber of sets to be | | nu diciary (Committee veste rday that When in doubt, give a Gift Certificate. Hosiery abie:ty $7 49 ronnected tecether, HIGHT LIGHTS Robert J. Owens, Federal prohibi- ational . , om $1.49 tion agent, who raided the resi- ; e bulbs. ‘dence of Hugo Gilbert » Fritsch oY _ * ad: patter ’ = si $39 Sen Sef a een. sac ve a TA l ndaderwear for LTS u’y / fAN \ ‘ a ers at Baar.) : dismissed from the service for ‘‘de- > SINTEEN LIGHIS Genuine national Mazda 2 95 liberately making a faise . bulbs to procure a search warrant on a = pattera $2.55 private residence.” , Replying to a resolution of in- XMAS TREES quiry, Mellon said numerous com Large, bushy Trees, beautifully trim- plaints had been received, prior to med; specially priced— the raid that Owens had treated 41 inches high, 5 . “ . 1.4 persons he arrested brutally. and 31 branches 50 inches high, $2 75 otherwise misused his office. . " “om le * J | ; ; e~ 50 branches | Owens, the Secretary lated, ! > tr XMAS TREE STAND @ @preared before it State: OY V\ Sd . . se} ys , a +, gjelbk rl, ‘ —- : ' ‘ Green enameled all-metal Stand; will (_ommissione! VO: ‘ r | e held water, keeping the tree 69c , warrant to searcn : ul at 142 : . j S 7 @ sme ° ; 22 ‘ y meee ‘i green and fresh. Special West Fifty-fourt} stre Nev York \V ¢ er ors >| wets i i) claim used as an all-night j . ‘. ’ ¥ 7 r+% ] , | ; ot ae a ~ e - Board of Public Service Announces They Were From 10 to 23 Per Y e e Cent Above City’s Estimates. Low bids for four street i:y- au provement jobs were rejected by e the Board of Public Service t Ch b because they were from 10 cng 7 ; | ee ete bine | Totlet Goods SELECTED COATS FROM HIGHER-PRICED LINES ~ ee ee Cees had TOGETHER WITH WONDERFUL NEW PURCHASES : MAKE BOTH SENSIBLE AND . VERY WELCOME GIFTS shown a decline after the inv tion of prices and materials insti- : ; $ We are showing a selection of . i. a number * months ago. COMBINATION SETS IN Adjustable seat and fully nickel- e streets anc bi is r : | : 2 Ay, choice pelts of guaranteed Kline d, Clara 1 SATIN-LINED BOXES NEWEST Ay.7. quality. Our prices are as low platd handlebars; brightly enamel- were: Delmar boulevar el and sturdily built frame; gat Kwon: Hamilton, asphalt Trin} | ‘ leatier he ape Sale o 7 Blouses Petticoats mported Beaded Bags | OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., Di ——-Two young woinen giving State! Caracell, -ciias| | NEW UNDERPRICED PURCHASES | PETTICOATS AND BLOOMERS FOR GIFTS AT A FRACTION OF THEIR COST } SSP NEN NSN | Helen Anderson Cardwell, | Mrs. George Henry, of Madiso1 Til., vesterday told officers they had advance knowledge of the $18 000 hank robberv at Shawne: Wednesday and implicated f men from East St. Louis, IIL, wi! ———. whom they came to Oklahoma sev- Atractively finished: extra large eae ss “~ e eh y; made of selected hardwood: eral days ago. None of the ay: steel dise roller-bearing wheels implicated has been arrested Wi hy far " j = ce: a ie - Sndcial Dn to. ho oe 4.45 officers Geclined to divulge their eS, . — ‘ names, For the Boy Scout | | Pe nt “a, | ak a + os Ay T KNIFE— ADVERTISEMENT 4 | BY | “tag handle. four finely tem- Vv - =F a ds EE | . SirsclaL, Gat econ 1... 9Bc eae © | — i Wonderful Beaded Bags in a selection of ex- stl, flint edge with genuine @7 26 : ; . | tticoats iersey, radium and tricolette, with uisite designs which are distinguished by strik- ier ‘sicath. sneriat_ 91-39 | Limbers "Em UP eee ee ene renten, wemees In crepe Pc te daffled flounces—some tailored. | ing cahitings Styles include mg frame, onda per oie oe" ‘ ma ae - eate : . . . ‘ - ” CHILDREN’S AUTOS a ay ~ = and Epenilie. ~_ printed gyorg we | ES, acta of jersey silk with shirred or pleated cuffs |! and drawstring styles. A selection of domestic on . ase nog — : pa 4 | os ean sac are of beau and ribbon trimmed. The colors are most attractive. Beaded Bags of unusual worth are also included. All u ralce anc Yweacec esigns. 1€e very newes re offered below re lacermnent cost. shades. Sizes 36 to 44. | Lengths 31 to 36. a P "a7 SSNS peed steel blades. Special It's for joint troubles in ankle. knee , | hip. e) bow, shoulder, knuckle Pr spine | ; ‘VN le? ’ ‘ ; : | ? ’ ‘ 4 - * . e | “4 , ] : vr’ } " | the: +r. ”~ | ' Strongly built throughout and finish- hie ell é | in attractive colors; fully equip- pel; heavy rubber-tired wheels, On + - adn a - nflammatio: | Other Styles Priced $1.95 Other Wonderful Beaded Bags at $2.95 ‘mecial sale, $7.50 5.45 ) : - Auton $ ; Se i Other kaceplional Values alt $ 4.9 ) KLINE’S—Main Floor. | KLINE'8—Main Floor, BRASS BIRD CAGES See athena KLINE’S—Main Floo i o : ee Browns Dyed Black ox Natural Red Made with ° ’ brass seed «4 it S| =a ement MARVELOUS SAVINGS FOR SATURDAY SHOPPERS Basement . to gift shoppers in the form af bargains. These large, beautiful among all who know fur quality enjoy brisk selling. Be sure 0 ; celain cups a ) ia alle perches an ae | 375 New Dresses. ; 59. 75 | Girls’ Coats 4 265 Fur- Trimmed Coats.....$22 | Ploor—Broadway.) .* . 4s @y, mitractive de ~~ ors sign; special, a penetrating emollient that seal Greatly Reduced Most exceptional values await you in these : super-value Coats, fashioned in the smartest styles. $3 ° 95 Smart Materials Smart Styles Smart Colors feoemple te with °@ per- ice aee Cae am amet most iInetant: ; tube for only 60 ’ A tub 4 1¢ , _ sf) Prey ‘rT 0 . . . . $3.19 Wolff Wilson Drug Co., A special purchase permits this interest- Tth and Washineton Av. ary pr gressive cqcrug: at ary whe re Central Hardware Braet bei nmercie 5 New Materials ” — nn Every rheumatic sufferer eught to send SH1-8153 \. SINTH ST. ’ for free hook, “The loner Myster- Bet ween Morgan and Pranktin. le Kheumatiam™” (just ont) Acdres,. Ae > Clearwater, Bex 5200, Hallowell, > 4A) yA, _ ll te Lc ea aT Se eet “tae tes ont terete ote oo iRo underselling for Saturday shoppers. Selected Furs New Colors 7 gee ee ag oes Be. ftw OH —— —_ : - ee OR ee a te oe i + —_ - Maine,
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5 LOUIS POST-DISPATC -RIp ee th ieee -MMBER 13, 1974. num er ee — NS a? en" - ! ; ; — auction a were by Wine Vat Fumes. (here. yecterday .% hole in the vat and rescued the man and Indian fighter, who, In ada, ts dead here at the age of 78. Hickory Nuts Pientifal. fathering and marketing th@m. Wu's Troops Fr et 2 oy the Asmeciated Press horkine she a ithres .... |. etme arty "70a. was instrumental in| Norris, as scout. dashed on horse-/ Special to the Post-Dispatch. Some trees were heavily loaded - PEKIN [Pen x | . oo. > . . . ~ ee | : 4 2 ti 4 _* se ~ 7 > res Tt? ar . P 's as imSi.sz u lie 4 s wie e a 2 = Pe . | i | Sere oeA, Cal, Dee. 12 gig ' . HOLLISTER, Mo.—Hickory nuts is been Z _— . , r : r “eS - back through the redskins’ camp and the recent frosts have »Droug) Col Norris, Indian Fighter, Dies. - . ral 6 P : Miles Gen. Miles sur- are reported plentiful in this sec- them down. A crop is obtained te : ng 7 . : » ¢h " raw Cc ri "} in ~~“ @arme , ‘ - ©° | By the Associated Press ‘iountaine of Montana while they rounded the Indians’ camp and tion of the State and many farm-/ this section about once every three six mixed brigades f aay = LEWISTOWN, Mont., Dec. 12. ~ | ee elas ill rced surrender. ers are making extra money by ’ manded by Gen 2 OTmerty ge ad » G. R. Norris. noted frontie: were ell tc, tle : ——— a Pei-Py = — — —— - The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Saito, _ = cree ee ~~“ = A SONNENFELD GIFT CERTIFICATE, THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS REMEMBRANCE _ {jig@§)) 5 yg 2 lt ¢ Sue = One-Fifteenth of Sum Needed i, | to Defray Expenses of Holi- day Hospitality D nated. SON NE N E E LDS “Gine Ber Something She Can Wear” S ONNE NFELDS neal Be Wachtel, 404 Star 610 to 618 Washington Avenue | 610 to 618 Washington Avenue puilding \rran, Beaumont oui Pine streets s T. Davis, 220 security Buibiine Wood & Lane Co.. 1408 Syn- dicate Trust Puilding curer’s Office list, 220 city Hall Schiciec Advertising Co. list, 516 Central National Bank building . ; Plap@ Laboratories Lint, 1110 Locust street .. - ros, Cloak Co. list, 1204 Washington avenuec.. Morgan I} mgravers list. 70S Pine street . | cee . c oO. Jansen list, 1315 Chemical Bathding .. Festival Headquarters list. sit Arcade Building .... Dreyer Commission Co. list. 413 Merchants Exchange A R. bieming Prigz. C0. : . tig ; ~~ , ; | S¢. ' , , f S : ‘ , z ist, 204 Olive street. ... 1 1) we | ‘ Security Inv. Co. list. 911 ; > Liberty Central Trust Co. t | Building Pp. F. Collier & Son ist, ee ee ee ee ee ee Sry Se #017 Tithe Gearanty Bide. Not only at Christmas-time, but throughout the year she will find delight in 7 | | Deanivon Mis. On. tnt, 908 . ni” . e ° P } ui © sia 7” : dainty silken underthings and remember the thoughtfulness of the giver. | | "germ teed anges 1944 Railway baxchange BRaiki:ng . ° ° Ga briet Itioth Constabte, Suk Chemises Warm, Comfy, Snug! silk Gowns | sap aati magne aa oy $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 Fur-Trimmed wo hate Soa R. Necent D. G. Co, Est, ) R OCK S } Including radium, crepe de Cord UTOY Nightrobes of exquisite beau- 7 | 4 seen ee ee xm | chine and Georgette, in tailored ty, of radium and crepe de chine, one te, 295 See and lace trimmed styles; in all Robes many elaborately lace trimmed. Stich | | Title Gaeranty Trust Co. $ | shades. Others $4.95 to $25. Bie. Others $6.95 to $35. $ . Fixe, S10 Chestnut street | Tubular Hivet & Stud Co. " 1 $9.99 | line, O13 Loewst «freet . — ° ' ‘has Rietlfy ¢ kal Ca. Glove Silk 1 Slips, Bloomers "lst, G19 Locust : oo Y/ » i | —that lends strange fascination. Richly4 ” Christmas a ay. 2 i: Select them than Sonnenfeld’s Fur Shop. You | . RY | | | colored flowers are raised in heavy embroid- £4 minment “il Se ee can rely upon the styles as authentic; upon | | ‘f° YS 2 my | eries on a background of black crepe de chine. ’ vf Dee de. tei ae the pelts as dependable; on the workmanship | ON tl, Long silken fringes add heir grace. Prices } © ne established im ditterent as the best; and on the prices, which range | 5 ee ee ie arcs of the city Places of distri- from $95 up to $1500, as the most moderate | | rage from $55 to $79.50, and they make wel- fe t.om will be anmeunced fm Sun- ost - Dispatch No tickets Aiea i Black Satin Mules || Silk Chiffon Hose = °™*™ —_— eS lis headquarters, and childrens irged to walt enti! Dec. 34. At a Special Sale Price An Excellent Value at if creat thetr home during the ap - o'nted time for recefving tickes. ristmas @inuer baskets this ‘x , ~~ r=ar as for several years past, wil! . ; ee “ '*e tvered direct'y to the homes 2 95 ) Bs ' the families who will share in ” 4 = is sion of the festival hoespt- ‘4 , ; ng | et appcations skon’@ be r meade in person ar the “ret floor Post- - ° . me * : : 7 A ter : . iF in ; , ~~ ¢ hetween 3 a. mm Made of black Skinner Satin A beautiful quality for gift Hosiery, JF, é: r4 5 >. m before the evening of nd delicately lined in American sheer chiffon, with double silk garter 4 . r. cee. ; re B tm Beauty, lavender, peach or flesh. tops and feet. In the newest shades. _- : a ke 7 tention ead enctien af hae Felt Mocasins, special Beverly Lavender Stripe Hose. . $1.95 = 7 oo 2 — mee Black Satin D’Orsay Mules Special Service-Weight Hose... .$1.75 7s = « has authe at The Peaked Crown = “ere ssi» Dorsay McCallum Novelty Sale! Felt HatS#y ==s2 sea | ules $5.00 to $8.00 if _. $2.95 to $8.50 S all p } F 7 t ec. °K Sx of the 1460-aere tenets Chooses Both Silk Footwear Shop—First Floor. - . pecially fF urcnhnased an - Beit. the wr a 7 = £ which are «ald siery Shop—First Floor} and Felt | | Specially Priced at are 9200 prodee- . . . > a - ' | the Oanage reserration. and ; + fe .s,. a ® oo . : . - : \( : ae a ' 2 ¥ “~rrcoe "he" law 7 2 e > | 1 lf) © 1 | 7 3 aie Bp + ‘ square crowns, Gloria Swanson pokes, roll | had hy cs. oe 5 vengalines. in all the high 7 Newest styles are featured for holiday wear, intro- | : and soft, crushed effects. All sport colors are a © f ee Sei for afternoon and ir- | Gucing as the latest novelty, the “Deughboy” model ) : | cluded. am Ormat evening wear’ while in smart felt shanes Ay. as sketched at right, and brightly colored sil] Pea ' . ° . eae ns e in smar shapes a ieee? ; ght, an igmtiy colored silk Hats— | ee it serves for sport and street atti { with red predominating 7% | Suk Knitted Novelty ae : MORE re. | . Hat Shoo— . . mY _ Ce ix = a = - i - Better Barry: 7 —- | = ' 2.) ae ff a — 4 - 7 . Shop Barty tn the Dey ONLY Py: A se 3 ; = : { Pad ~ She fs ws = . 5 ee Ps Sho : * ae ins F Pei Teton FE. “ae. RA as * 4 - Af € > ~ ? vs wh sa x Fee > er FO as iF;
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am TRIDAY, . DECEMBER 12, 1924. | ihe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED FRID. DECEMBER 15. ee » TT — — == -—_ —_—_— ee $e =neeeeeeee ee —_ - 1924 L | f° x —— = _— Wa's Troo —— ; oe BP EN eS DPS Dish; > © ; a : = ) ~ PEK IN. ec. ; a ; nb gene : 7 ; S ~~ 7 is Pern z SH ~ —_ : ; . , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = . OPEN TONIGHT OPEN EVERY NIGHT ss led rr 4 Mandate ‘ie the dis. One-Fifteenth of Sum Needed to Defray Expenses of Holi- day Hospitality Donated. CONTRIBUTIONS. | previously acknow ledged . .$786.20 | Wachtel, 404 Star puilding ...- ,eawn v y, Curran, Beaumont gal Pine streets ee ar 4m ar a pulling . wood & Lane dicate =‘Trust Peuilding... curer’s Office list, 220 city Hall . §chicle Advertising Co. list, 516 Central National | 2 Rank building ......... , | > , beis2: arose ate + : 7 “ » Laboratories List, | ze . .: paseists Se . 7 ~ Plapa‘ : | of st + etssius : . > * \ ‘ , ae *3. Bassett ‘see 3: 7 : . ~ \ \ tem Sore both en . Pubaise Rivet & Stud Co. eco Vere “ee ee —_— Make Her Fondest Wish Come True! list, 913 Locust street... . : ewe, tee Ve — Fae ih grin rT. Ne A Ee _— Give her the Diamond she has set her heart ef, 6 ocust street... mg 2 . i Mietemenes Mat 916 xz, Sei upon for Christmas! Come to Aronberg’s, the Pine street. 7 ea : Diamond Store of St. Louis. Select from our nti i i M. er . Co. is : “7 ° ‘ t enticing in styles that are At M. Baker R. Co. list, # ~~ Jeeee ————————— IEEE : vast array af perfect, blue-white Diamonds omin h ; 208 Scott Building wf: te sae | Tn 3 N ing. - © most desired A J. Strobans, 302 Title : known the city over for quality, value and va- A re fe) ak Obi: h rich fur trimmings blend- Guaranty Bldg. ....... . i . : i. ws | a8 5 i ay) shades of cranberry red Crosby Gray Shop list, \ riety of selection. Offered on the lowest terms nite ett erh ranthactheeds een dheeet , j he — arreet... e ‘4 - / , DM * made by a credit jeweler in St. Louis! i STO CK TO . Modern Miller Co. list. 834 . | aR Re ee ee To A 7 Be | Pierce Bldg. | Oy) age gate ta a eg gE No Payments Till February Cric aan ee ‘TO PAY | SELECT FROM mers revea! $1000 20 A a Big Je ALL NEXT YEAR TO PAY 1 OM) ndid values in ‘ oo. eae OS Ps tf eaeeee . esterday s contributions to the Ax , ne es and fabrics. Post-Dispatch Christmas Festival Fund amounted to $214, bringing to $195 he amount on hand to a total of $1000.20, which is one-fifteenth of ee te ee een ome a ee a - ; ? = = = — -_-* ee ee M May J ‘ ty (First Floor.) Dis (oe feat gelled ben : mounti of white gold her and she will feel proud to wear it: Per- ounted in ndsomely : or. poe Dispatch office or subscrip- fect blue-white gems, set fect diamonds of exceptional beauty and size, ngs gold. fect blue-white gem, unusually | . hand- . ved solid white gold On list headquarters, and children , -k. mount- ; whi ld mountings. Amazing values! P ngra . Dies to watt enti Dec! $6. in — i in delicately carved te gold gs g somely set. or platinum. wh ey + the et . ‘ Hired thetr home during tnelep-| : ALL NEXT YEAR TO PAY No Payments ‘Ti ALL NEXT YEAR TO PAY No Payments ‘Ti pointed time for receiving tickets. No Payments —_ February—Al] Next ven Next Christmas dinner baskets this February—All nian Year to Pay. —— — car te Pay. Fear, as for several) years past, will to ay. be delivered direct!y to the homes ; of the families who will share in ; a +4 4 9 54 6 100 aa C, , _—* . 7 . . h : fost o - - ? >> 's oe ) - j en" Mm s2eeetet A P , , this division of the festival] hospi- Pet. .) > ; - . ® — WS oS AS : sf a . J : > a . »eee e+ ees . — ’ € ge : FS te SS A) oN Gre AY oo : ae ~~ 7; fee 4 ‘ . - : '“_#« ‘ ; .. ° eave ; ee ee rae EE er = ee ya tie ee ene oe a | * I ae OH RC SR RE a tality Basket applications should be Three-stone Dinner Ring. Large, fiery blue-white dia- monds set in exquisite white gold mounting. Pay in 1925. : A handsome mounting set Mailed ar made as Lene nar } ) . initely engraved gold Dinmond-set Scarf Pins of : } e i . ' in person a the ; . Iexqu . , asian oe 04 ee es . exceptional heauty. Brilliant with large. perfect mue -white rr af . ? . ‘ =) «2 . > , re . : . ae . 2 i “ Mormation Desk, first floor, Post- lien oi30 3 bands set with aa x Ate Mss blue-white Lp Font —_ yore diamonds. The ring for him! = ; apar n oe ’. :o a - —_ te old, bine-white ee ; . pately eaeves w = All next year to pay! Pay im 1920: next year: Disnate) Building. hetween 9 a. m and 5 p. m. before the evening of mons. By the Ssoriated Press ° M a Wrist Watches in most popular styles. A complete leO-acre tracts) : Handsome odtueets Diamond. Brilliant . Watch. Engraved lar model for , Bknown tor & b e autifully brilliant blue- Dec. 18. The liet wt! _ = oa . * ihe list will be closed | © t 1 that date to allow time for itn- | W t W ft h V | G H F WwW t h Wstigation and packing of baskets ris a Cc a ues ive im a ine a Cc —one of those dainty A large selection of nationally known Watches Gift WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Secre-| : . . : "ary Work has authorized a sale at! , 4 selection at special holiday prices. “a oe : . : : . ; l'@re adinin the Purbank oi) : 9c - 77 OPPOSITE rice Sport Hat Shop—First FloorJ Shopping Days | “iy , . | g COLUMBIA . Better Hurry! | & : THEATRE pears) | Ln! ¥ ry.
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, t} ? newspaper COMBIN ED aan ’ ‘ir ; 4 _ ST LOUIS pOnT- al ded _ The Daily POST- DISPATC ont Suntan, ant was inne or ve ———— ATLANTIC CITY. \~ | Was a legitimate organ Ba en” tan heats -— ' a ze | ii aie ;, ) , ; pipdecick Broce ar ~ PENOIL WETOAD “= cpeneintn-pe otter ax montn, afore the arminics nt S27 satig oan as ees were POSSIBLE TRAINING CAMP SITE * = ' ~ ‘ . +? . y - , . . ( ‘\] Pe made easy when you use Staufer's ih anizauol .nd three other officers and to CHICAGO. 1 12. Jewelry 3 , : ‘!approval as a training camp site, | vom : in Southeastern KE one i “fag =O ry Tablets, thesoapless meth- = for P + srapn - ~~ ~— _ Se ~~ >a >" So o_ . ¥ ” . ——— the dirt out and do it quicker. Per- Cat ~t x are ae ae ae aa ae ae amr am ae ae ae tae / qpulsibed creosote that is pica To To — sate with the fines fabrics > a “ea 1 oa Tg pene =p Me onseeeeeere nadie es . - —& Cc My al sory with teoleld ection: ® soothes hoe pe rye Watch Our Store hora Le POE ER At Se So witli liiesi: : 39 SoS Sa” The store of We - Sap heals the infigmed membranes and Staufer’s equals two o . es LEEPER Ds Sarees = Spestes-2psts", > | a ‘ the germ “ty ese nd ia . . -% = Ss. =. ; s FO aaa osccees : Seseey = 'F. ~ oy’ FE Of a | kn own drugs creo > i) — r Ml sold i rf Se eee f Windows tor Special A - Oe “ee e. ef, oc? - , oe : ; 4 2 - o the treet. Sit ik rete: efie°.- . = Gave Gre SO RO ey ee e i ive Street bs forms of throat pre sock troubles, — *. *," *~. a ey ee t-. ~ . : Advertised Se Stes, = oe ~ seseese= FER . E-os~ we. - é . snulsicon contains, in addition te ae ie ee Fe es ors -- \ im > ama , other healing elements which 1AUF RS - °. . 2 = ~ x * >= — —~ > ~ ~ “~ ; > . C2Re- Cane ae => ee Cae ( { -t aear t Le Ce Cae { t (=e VY Af t iF : oes * - - *,~ - ? « .. he os “eee ~ - = @2 228 S « ~ °. > »*. ~ * « ._* - o a > " . - —. . *#-*. bd . ees 6 * > eo s.* eta 7 e-« _—— . 2. . 2 Li@ the cT? at rors n N OC Money 70%," °. SSD i " mach. is absorbed into the ~. e ‘ o . e st " * "oe 2 : cur . . > . » . ; racks the seat of the trou! EST’D Cc : a “eee vs the germs that lead ‘to | Oonvenience imption | cS a] O Ss. & a O. | 8 5 8S ' re tteg . is a re — * os > . ae 2 \\\\ | § lung diseases, and is excellent fo \ @g ding up the system after colds o } . —— fu. Money refunded if any cough Ss we . | id, no matter ef how long stand- fie Sy *. iag, is not. reliewed after taking accord- ed Aone get ee. ORM ly ata ee ie ~~ “he EXTRA SIZE SBR: DRESS, $1 ‘95 ARTIFIC LAL SILA DRESS, $1 95 WOoL BR “IPED SER DRESS, (33. $5 LACE DRESS, $2. 95 or 2 for $1 more Dresses slay rectloRns. An vour drugzist. 2. Atlanta, Ga. f042 N. GRAND NY BF ae for Ch vistas Presents ao SS ———— EN UN Westing at ’ ol 7 ~ ‘y bi Lt 3 ny = lepoint Chai : pi HA Oe CASH or CREDIT (| (poe Wor ilzeER GRANOS.. ORGANS - nH 48PS MUS CAL INSTRUMENTS Girt SPECIALS A remarkable collection of hie mle musik insirwments of every Lypoc al spe ist rs “wo “Maiurday omls Tine ideal tine musical gift you wish to give for byvery instrument. despite its blow pric to the usual hich standard of Wurlitzer oxen disc. COME LARLA FOR GREATESNI GAINS. ts FS a Ab ne st a nt de ea tae) 0 ime (+P )b ‘4er ) «ee ) ' i Ma a de ee oe Ok i st ep ike Wee eek Weeks i New ode Won so: fee ka We eke We roe 4 A hi: Solid G - Bib oe “Marguerite” Diamond Ring - — - Por BARGAIN OFFERS te HP. “Tos “la WADE MtUCHMISERY. ene POST-DIs. BCIES rarTconM wawvrTe. “No. 1 Special” Diamond Ring SPECIALS TiS WEEK | rr | eae $3.59 coi 60c oe 50c | HARMONICAS 50c | TRUMPET $2.60 ' Wrist Watches for Gilt - > sc. toute (Mil GEER ‘Store Open Evenings “Gi i $10 to $100 EASY TERMS SATURDAY—-SPE 32. 50 Christmas nog: = ree utfit - wit _ Tre e Ot ie tals socket ne a BE AC TEFUL ) sBouporr ae iy , LAMPS Lia + oy heen 4 * ait si ace _— mualfiers te rho $1. 74 i TALE UMS copies “ 5 ; z a ~Alinwe ss wr! Violin Outfit sajiem ¢ Oui Complicte with compicte with cane . } 5 itre reeds imsatruc- — bow. resin = . ter, ete, Nee a Ni oo paul UNLY - “ss, ENS TESTA SEAS WSEAS SNS SENSING ENS NS NS MS Week | TON set rvra soa i oe) “ “« ae »|—) a ey ™“pilg 1 White nqgesme _ 4 TT mA). t= [100 ceeprt $2.50 TERMS $5.50 A ~s° ALSO AT $75 ), $200 AND UP ” iene Picdialal Set Flexible Bracelet — Beautiful “Shelltone” “ANTOINETTE” Grooved-Edge Pattern ASN SENS eyes GS 7 igh Bes : ” % ced ® -. é “ae ap MEF ONE eR EOE. Cee handy attr ther —— ? a) 3 (hieags et enre : — ELmPcTRic TABLE STOVE rien, “hella. cooks. omplete wtth shi!- § «t. waffle trom and 'omgnter Made ef ‘id aelominwm Banjo Outfit | neseally vil made amer ee $9950 ee Outfit =p ees — Ae, - A > © “Ambassador Diamond R: ng ara a. i BE a * ? LY ‘ emopliete wit =i sand p=: fally guranteed. Weeki Many Other Gift Specie io Mopser’ s> ‘( erveta —— vophones $3350 Terms $1.00 a Week anne ne ’ TTT Tht sat Tare Patch Aceendions *O rpc’ ~ ands Music Tabiets LOWEST PRICES! | Terms as Low as $4 a Week Ty Gift Saggestions 4 _ ; : -— ee | | if AA 7 *- > . “—_—=— = « potrew eet & 214i oF ' - ona \ acter “eo ." . ~. . “—*.~e . : = = . ™ — eT Cape ™ “+. a > + 7 **-. . - = «¢ we e+ +e ee owe GO eee & « os ed ~ + * ee =e @e« ae « °8086escee+ceeame a > =) ) ; i i a ee ee i ee eo a, er er. ee ee ee PrAL SABAEATAEASN SE 1006 Olive St. 308 Cellimeviiie Aw. East *¢. Lealx .* Pheme Hell WSS = —_— on a ee a ca, Ce, Dee em, HE — > ~~ Ses ee eS) SH eS ee — a , —* el . qj. . er ee) ee eS
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obs _.. PRIDA DECEMBER tf. 1924 DECEMBI 24. —_—— — : a . a — er — —_——ee ~ _ — _ _ a ee - a = ttn mneree ih a — okt See ae SOVERTISEMENT BRIDE-ELECT MISSING WITH or et a THREE DAYS’ | zo civen nen Fon al FRIDAY, -eER 13, 1 The Dail POST- VM. : we 4 _LITyY £2 ate J nee . l pen arGH eeone Ras Jf 00 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINE]! —o —————____. | Would-Be Bridegroom, After Wait. | 7 \ ing Several Hours for Her, Tells | | “ Troubles to Police. 4 Albert Hiekins, 7101 Virginia id 7 avenue, came uptown yesterday r \\ ; i+ CANDY that | | iS IT. Wie 1 avy | mutsics while she made the AICE one HOME seated.) (ironic coughs and persistent colds “*'' 0! i | purchase and presently returned | — = nl it }) is sweetheart to be mirried, lye bri ct asked for money » buy a new dress and Albert ive her She had him | lead to serious lung trouble. You can SS yt SS. et Re * C3 Ser A ees them now with Creomulsion, an risa Tie girl, or to ' T 7 . . i Charles Pallock, Terminal E-mploye, | ' | f / a gory in the treatment of chronic coughs J . sand colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal scalded in Granite . \ | [//, bronchitis and other iorms of throat | City Crash. \\\ . YY and Jung diseases, and is excellent for | ‘harles Pallock, a locomotive ef Sh SS > building up the system after colds or xineer of the Terminal Associatio ‘ % he fu. Money refunded if any cough | “4S injured at Samper @ cold, no matter of how long stand- en two freight locomotive ing, is not relieved after taking accord- | P lel : ing to directions, Ask your druggist. | #Ven' Geomulsion Co., Atlanta, Ga. ca _ > \ a rtiinl, ; ; ie eg Se ee > : »* _er ~ —e —_—s. - - or * --— WSS 7 = —. ¢ “+ a a ADVERTISEMENT }e-e > —— oe Many Needlepoint Chairs Are Imported From France inexton avenue, st! AOUIS Hundreds of needlepoint, petit | point and Aubusson tapestry 1 TWQ BROKERS GO TO PRISON Chairs are imported from France ar Be and Belgium and sold at exorbi- Convicted of Misappropriating tant prices. | Customers’ Funds, Chairs made | the Prufrock- 7 ew ae oc lly Fitton Company. Fourth and St. NEW YORK ) ‘ } ‘s¢ | bert Stillwell] na Charies, are « Di eal, d thence to his ‘amond Ring ind thence to hi ~ and a close exa! stock br that thev are SSS SS quality and const! Not onlv a carvings bette: , " +» , es? P . ere - — de ad : And Liat es? ig ’ rs . | a €A4a : ' J " i ii ; i es > . , , 4 : +? " ‘ - 2 ’ Qf : ; — " ; ‘ry ' sire 0 VOU i a + aby) alf +h, v\" . ge 4 o - eon ; : . } Ci wi 4 —_ £ os - e oA A : ; \u sah a4 ia | i* ' ’ r} ’ i* ii ; ‘jf Ail i ‘ ‘ ’ iil . ' sii . ’ : i] ; ‘ ti Ti © 11) ‘> 1} \ atid i} ‘ b ; : ; . } — nt % TTaek ry) _ 2 ‘ . hl } —— Fe ee, oS ) -2-e&> », = Diamonds are gifts that everyone will cherish. And you ? 7 oy can come in and make your selection from a large stock of ™ beautiful blue-white Diamonds and pay only $1.00 a week. aly dency tag ol BCIALS—-MONDAY eT , . ; eee! We have many beautiful blue-white Diamonds neatly set $2.50 Christmas AL MAEDA WULDS in varhous coroce £2 eS. | en wa 6in white gold and green gold, hand-engraved mountings, Tree Outfit } : vo . for both ladies and men. These Rings will make won- ; derful gifts and are priced very moderately at with connecting With Nationa! Magda Bulbs $1.34 /£ : lon PCI ee ee ASS $297-530 $5Q $975 : 13) ; ' : +a) e Ohlive tinytoge } if pt sh it if 3 sh > Sas ar at ‘4G ) +4 — a Sn eS socket BOUDOIR Axsorted colors; each ) XMAS TREE BULB r ! . rf 3 | . \\ OTHERS UP TO $1000 is smith REFLECTORS Fach — = , Give Him a Real Watch ppar et Assorted colors. ‘ . oF isc ¢ | 94] FLEXIBLE ARM /s NS | 2 ar ay IF you want HER to Sameer.) Nee emg . * “ 3 | BRolova quality white gold-filled en- gy} design of the Bulova W ateh | at . ss | graved case, with guaranteed 15- jends charm to even the dainti- Pay S50c or $1.00 a week for the world’s “4 & jewel Bulova Movement. est wrist. best timekeepers. Wartfanted for "0 yveurs. & : re . Piain and engraved backs. Open and closed @ rg ga Others as Low as Cases. f ELECTRIC ‘RANGE Eveready : | 1 * é3 —————e ae se a To? See Flashlights : ail Le , | HUMES 2 nd J f : >] 2.15 $3 1 50 Up Bey See if 1] PR ¢ {5A. a ee ] SEMIS > 244 >I ‘« Special {4p >a —_—_ > Complete ‘TA handy gift for S Eo es Sie Pe ‘, mother; coohs 3 , $7.50 08 ‘ which can .be purchased on easy terms which you will Electric -. as > Fo Wek “ta “+ , = —_ = = \e = A ; re never miss, Toasters = b Jt 3 3 ad : | SNA ie, Ge : ween 0 $16.50 to $90 Ty fomplete with 6-Ib. HOTPOINT ——— --} fully guaranteed, | 6-lb, Universal... . 75 7 | SSS ee, eae . 6-lb. Am. Beauty... ... im \ Sf Mrs Se : a = $2.75 Complete and guaranteed. 7 Be a: OPEN EVERY EVENING | eso wannine | $8 Electric Heating Pad CEPR EOL REET REE RSEE. «— ERY — GS p—> ERE towman Toaster: Always ready in ‘%-Sear Guarantee : $6.95 > wr $7.45 an instant with inl three-heat regu- \ \\ “Ambassador \\ Diamond Ring $250 $6.75 a Week : NSS oe “~~. Intion, suitable for any require . . ") a7 . Y 4 . EY. — . > " wf Percolator [| men. Kvery Sere eee 4 = — , home should gr © a , — - _ . . > o ae , . : a « he have this mod- @ ‘ as é GuUaraniec IeaTINE ern necessity So BAe Pe | q | Months S7.50 &-Cup Electric ” 4 a unit— size, 12n15 in... -, ~~ uae é Oe Sree eee ewes ' . : ‘ - ’ ‘s ~ 4 ‘ " a? Oia e*eee¢* *e**, ae .~*** al and has on = ‘ - " - 2 > - > A ° ‘ on**c ee 00% se ote e** ee, %" tremely hig¢eh a WE ae .- . weet cet wet ete, » ; . *.* - -_ s = " eieeen se . s . e ~ = *: —--¢ . n . *~« ** .** *. * .** »° °o5°. + cca state ’ * * . . * *~es . > nuEg . Sa . -— . . © a* * fe «,” ° °. . > > . . . . * ‘ _* e . ee” . oee* Gift Suggestions \rticles listed and priced below can also eur re 4a quality heavy » . grav eiderdown cover. Supplied com.- a . al . if lee had it other prie ean——tao suit y ‘es ¥ Quilements Lil are exceptional values. 2 CUP plete with 10 feet ef eord, three--heat , ~ . - x “SS ° nickel-plated awitch, at tachment and white vashable blip; special . > i, mr ee’ > 6 tte hae 4 Complete with tubes, phones, $65 30-Mile RKRadius—4 enetrocted to Use ~ —S | : l equipment and batteries Two Set of Phones. RVR RL Fa NS eR eee +e ‘ “4 - . Oe ae ee a ee ae |
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Ae AE A ADIGE LILY . — el + a oe 2 al : 'E peer Rae 2 ‘oa ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CIT) Cu nee — vamnnanlios ati: re “ ates NCS 3 DSS ae =n a Ee Acret Fiecoudbute . CHRI CARDS-A ASSOR — —— ee 2 ‘ fudge M. D. Campbell. [to s 7 . a) 4 ee ‘5 — 7 me ; . te | PUBLIC CHRISTMAS TREE NOT 'GIBBS' INSURANCE PAYS OFF = e's Snow" lens ee Sena cae gl \ WORTH THE EFFORT, PAPE SAYS NEARLY ALL BANK SHORTAGE pte mo feehue Gonimitonee te expected here t-|and virally were ot Saturday | Park Commissioner Says Former Pr pawns. ga : | a | 2 a * pa’ ‘- f S156 00h) Cc «otbes tel rom tr hows a i » ti~Llom ‘? Celebration im Twelfth . . y Make Your Home a Boulevanl Will Not Be Revived. Late Secretary of Kirksvull Place of Contentment | e former cu: f er: , | : : : trus was ‘ a | fo Nae ae ee lin at Redagerccaaghite: 9 sinh aap FOURTH NEAR These Winter Evenings || huce Christmas tree | relfth |‘ 6: -Dispe few days az Fi yd, eee a ites’ eet: Wie 1 ii ienataliy 3 ' nd ' — °y : af 7 . = . . Y nee e . oR Own a i! boulevar etwe fe and } KIRKSVIL , * — ride! pointed stro! to § s ona d Victrola SLPS Sg ttecand FYsia N sixth sth E rt? rt T i or Tender shin en Baby er Adait “se at Druacszi«'~ STABLISHED 1898 [7x2iuc7 [aang ry ~ —=_™~— Men's House Slippers The Most Appreciated Gift Two Popular stvie« ive of kid leather »} . = cf Or bro a Ry wr o R a x K a Rees = => wea oo es . Brown or black , eee kid, flexible soles $2.50 oe a ane $2 OO ic sewed soles dud 4 Give “HER” the Best ens Dress Shoes ND ILLINOIS S an ELGIN AND L Oxf A Bulova Watch xfords WATCHES o- . "y Al! Leather and x NO ~ Nea; va s) 20 i ; . : . - ’ s -- $ 00 PRINCINE —-* the ZR. — bards, an. oil man here sD. & 2 —* ewe SISSIES Gifts for At BARN A Profusion of Gor monds, Watches, Pe Sets, Etc., to Select Fro est Prices and Easiest s . piece set of Wm. ogers Tableware FREE with every purchase of °5 or more at Barnett’s.| eEeOC0Hh — ELGIN — é, P<. . -% ee 2 Ns yi i | SS - AS A SOS Se SAS SEAS . = - atches 17-Jewel Elgin $35.00 54c Down—St a2 Week ° 7 -” .% y j | a9 ¥ ( . i it y is Starck 1018 OLIVE ST. (S.E Cor. 17%) Bargains by the if ron heave se phenegraph. 57 «ff merene mensdtens vaines in exchanged, assed aod ° + meeke and «trie These «giendid | nehiy aterhauied br our evpert wer rneranteesd te g ye om pliete and last.ag music in your heme. Terme Sere STARCK $125 BRUNSWICK 75 VICTROLA 8&5 VICTROLA 6/7 COLUMBIA 69 KENMORE 9395 PATHE 90 ARTOPHONE 57 SILVERTONE 40 |RECORDS FREE| "ome ‘ early S24 get fret S20tce of thie “Mock of stand- * amt Ph oa o- Staphe at these Mazufacturerg SSaheard-of low — and «as7 1918
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a rRIDAY, 7 ufo lee EMBER 12, 1824 ar re | — « FRIDAY CHRIST 4 peceMHn 3 1994. The Daily ruse -DISP. ‘TCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation nome heath other evening Lament ee fae: COMBINED CARDS-AR { ; 7 =o aliases ces | rides ni . 1G . Y EATING DINNER HELD yp | i s wife and daughter, Miss Inez| ued at $15, 000. ' ASSORTMEN pe hs 1 ards, 21 years oid, and his | R ichar: his mily and a nee i? a venue, the Soulard Market, 'though the sum in amount over CHRISTMAS ; = Aah 4440 y hai i » sic ‘rr ry) T 7 4 Robbers [nvi de hi insaSs City | nie Mi ea Nina Ansle ve. "0 of ser, at were mM rye , ‘ j +s +: \. STi ALP eA ils the RP id lle Mar] K eT — i pipe an must eo raised st . : " e ; ; : nt, ’ ‘ t*) *{ : i ~*~ . 7 ‘ . " r AD FF : Home, (,¢t de welry. | Drumwright, Oxk.. were at the din- my floor unde; o) uard a f Mr . 6 Aa ‘ rep ilrs . cs. © eee il i} il reve nue =. in Lad ‘iia & DS: ‘A BIS the Ass0 ated Press ner table last night, two unmasked ithe robbers while | Fn BOY REVOR UST ROCHON” VE: ee ree ASSORTMENT . . . , , The ’ Ba => ons ws - , . ¢} , ¢ . ’ @ y P - BUXTO PT ANSAS ‘ iw , 2 ]» oe 12. —V hile men entere d the nouse, held them Seare hed the hous . nah Ps. onal | s ad [ p res ehow: a) ' a brancl h markets are ur NE SKINNED 7 Richards, an oil man here,'up, and escaped with jewelry val- | jewelry. | ments of $713.086 en ee ee ee ee FOURTH NEAR OLiyv _— ments of $713,350, the rev. |« acilities, and such = improve- ry c | is constituting a return of} ments ar lated for 1925. | ap re eS SSeS ee Sa ee (= * wax tae 4 0 £4 tte D4 | » contemplat: cent on the investment. | Incidentally, the estimates of the | BURTON SKINNER S646 Pie Rai s ee iVs Lia ~~ 2 K+ : | -N Sem Gig HOt IncieGe te nion Market have een foun FOURTH NEAR OLIVE r dey eciation., ; 7. th re hich 3 hea byrt i? nroce ‘is i : ’ "ovis ee oe fA Profusion of Gorgeous Dia- ¥monds, Watches, Pearls, Toilet t Sets, Etc., to Select From, at Low- est Prices and Easiest Terms. BUY NOW! js Paes cae 29 re-L aorta ete IN 24 HOURS -LAGRIPPE IN 3 DAYS : | Te ne ; . may : i * en: of = rie Me t t # tr st ee s ‘odny’s bargains ft sed onttatint ; 30° | City Officials to Fix Basis for improvements rf markets.! comp! ted. cua Want pony : £2" . AT ALL ONVUGSGISTS. of Rentals That Will As- sure Income on the In- vestment. Da STLOUIS BE A | Bec $1.39 Gloves An eather ee vom hnin an leep Boys’ leather _ Boy capeskin Gloves, | PROJECT WAS VOTED « aK ORKVES VA Se ; mt ON & Tienes a spies oa Wendt Oe wom ce tammel) & (mem _$5-$6 FUR GLOVES sane anda | Building in Course of Con-| } BROADWAY & MORGAN ST. a rort ae ge. * tteece Wye x WEGIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE ‘STAMPS century Soreds » renee’! C2 Ae a2 w pw be ee Fad a. tars ' é * Bass ets iat, tat Pate pe pane 2 Ly ed Ne SS, o 7 toe ——E — AAV struction and Indications Are It Will Cost Less Than Estimated. a $3. 90 KID . 4 r q SATURDAY ONLY ae ES ter ots D BOI DY DOLLS as 90 4 10-INCH RECORD ea li $s? 50 G tine Kid Body $ 05 OU liorstinain §, 5.00 Disk Wheel SPECIALS Dollis, If 9. in tall bolis , —y Scooter $2.00 Genuine Kid B&B ody S00 Oak Arm $1. — Rubber tired oye j at all - ' ce $1 00 Kocher li alll bi “May Time” $1.5 mitation Kic nly $4.00 Oak Leatl t $. 00 Rubber tired ‘6 Deli, 274m. toll 75¢ as See” 05.00 Rater ives . Memory Lane” Sent KRockers ? k ae eee Eee Body 50 | $5.00 Mahogany $2.00 Mechanical Train on "$1.25 ff “Red-Hot Mama” Dolls, 16-in. Kockers. Leatherette Seat Prack, tron Pongine. . a Mama $ > 00 Rolle r bearing = ’ "5 Mechanical $1 69 “Mandalay” it ‘ ° co®*®eseceesn onste dh es rain eee $5.00 Mama Coa sy Roller beart: ig 51.00 Fi lection Auto| 79 “Charley, My Boy” Dolls. Racer C i Rage i ae % lng Coaster. wee ree hd , ? $5.00 Reed Doll £1.00 Enameled Doll $1.00 Mechanical Auto| June Night’ Carriage... - — ¥ Reds and Gerace. . ‘6 ” $3.00 Reed Doll Sl $2.59 Koller Bearing ' Noreen Bulkeye | Dede. Enameled Doll ‘ee Sk: ae mm “What’s Become of Sally” 2.00 Child's Roller 7 “Sweet Little You’’ “eC ae. Diamond Gift Special Our Regular $2 — ' ) $37.50 Value. . FREE! REE! These are blue-white perfect Diamonds, in hand-pierced 18-karat solid white or green gold mountings. They 26 - piece set of Wm.] make an ideal Xmas gift. | ogers Tableware FREE 50c Down—$1.00 a Week a with every purchase of $25 or more at Barnett’s. a, Set OS et Ob et {Zar-( zanna i ie Pa S33 4 a ae ~~ aed
Pr* ILLINOIS . ain Sts - > | wrt eS ac 1. : Sale of m FREE! tess suit parchasca saturany Attractively Priced " " A Wonderful Purchase Saturday at fe Music Rolls fe : ae 0g (Fa =). nnd Boys’ Suits and aS i vas ees ae vou fy Overcoals it @& great red uction word HKolls, such as +P Secured at a great c : reduction from regu- ry and for ref iparatt, re ; cy F c . -T) , SOR efrig ration. _ t Sty | Follow the Swallow lar prices; just what : J wicn Wall be On . > vewest M- ‘(,0 Tong. ‘Miule : boys want for a wonderful va 5 hs 4s ; _ . . ’ ( = a ucts Tn Ss ana "tn lat nM ; M rd Christmas The Sults ~ i pvt thd, “>t ol » Se Toilet Sets 4 = in mber * * Sh Der St 4 on y t ram) » - - i S res was ‘ Pe: Choos chare‘ e Y ivor\ rn 4 pret finishes ‘ve a S © tT roti silk 50c paren Week IS‘N vic F | }5 - +. ~ e ¢ , sterin? ithe features of the structure. ies “sid t) ‘ . . 4s ¢ et .*? i‘ . Many Attractive Features. Maytime , are all @-pante. im On the other +, “Chartie. My Boy” - all-wool cloths, in penell stripes, ther hand, Con rolle 3 t re ‘aed that the new market @ | A PRACTICAL GIFT FOR THE GIRL| ff “Hawaiian Moon” Be ee 17-Jewel Elgin embers ES MGERRE pape We eS ere’? ot) Tt ae wit Oe. 4 494351 98| ae pants’ ore all BAMR oa Illinois, Wa) an and Hamilt - w " by 4 ge. i ® Pad ; mé 2 produce nN ther marke be from 4 to og . sat by * - Orn re all piald lined, belt- a ae 2 ‘Peterlee: ' AS 16 AN 2 — mt >| products, because of its many at- x “an t- oF eeves and poc! in 14-k. gold filled cass eo Dearie i , ae re . m ; as . 2 S | ' a * > , €16 50. ori pal center Pearls with : tractive Qualities. These include 0 quan; tec T RENCE ih pecia a a . $35.00 [feel Wrist Watches “| intr uate icin gee’ Bi $7.98 and $9.99 35 ox FIST WALCMES | FE tne shopping district; a freshness| @# 2000 Yards 59¢ Safinettes t Maly is Pa re # | and diversity of household prod-| Wes via. tine weave * i Se z S85. 93 Juvenile Suits 4 : 50c : ey o Week 50c Down—50c Week a« x. ar! “tied ay ed mor a0 | . cad ‘ae wie omnes é of tha ; se snotty oy ; “¢ a we e = 29e 4 ' fine all-wool serges and jer- Jel ‘ "4S YIX stad “1 SB way Ch or Cas Men’s Watches ome eweied a : weave, i oad cloth trinrmed in Wraide; colors a p> lnteet Balkan or blouses, ties and em- $3. Demonstrating Saemn: einen) ia 98 ince is ointe ti he fact tha a a , 2 _ Flannel} Serges rf a = neitons, beavers and fan newest styles of plaids ‘\ A VUMGINE i be useG as a garage ~) 60-in. mannish hairine 4 iare 4 lot © emonstrat hine hillas double-breast- fand plain corduroy Caps: ie , ease ; . | for the publle storage of auton ae ete nt , diy cand stripe Serge; for dresses : ing Rolis ed styles, warm linings: for railrond men, with or ‘ | , = , \ ~S { ere . ae °S0 cars to the floor. ir es ' ality for 7 f its et . wn and : 11 for $1 00, or each chotce colora. bh hg ip bem without earlape.. Besides being ; ery = Seg . oa ““69c ee hod $1.79 . i $4.98 3 & $5.98 $1. 00 & $1.25 CL OME ELE 0 ERT a ; | ‘e ae . : . | profitable source of potential rev ate y ER . “te a oY as ror Se OPEN EVERY EVENING ee a 3 NEMO CORSETS ine > ~~ =>" = Sans oo A => a MEN’S art = *- = Mae “Aten “gts “o> “At Ca br seer sen Ca). ae ( : , i? Ki monies ; 2 Sees priced at $2.95 thocolate or black kid ets in th a¥Y, ®OUNE I as , . an $1.95. the Romeo or t >A Ii. d j rhe =) >! lt | 1] 7 } re } bd 4 : = , t) *, - " © ety les , A « mi —. " 7. 4 and vton _— efern de - : = he , %. hand turn, aes rdown y . = =f sv lent , f Th ‘ ts tan At 1d . ’ down or Manufacturere - 4 I: fe in 7 ve r) 1 Pittsburs ‘. - ! ott 9 lannele : ne Coxford an fanc tray ety .. v t: Pry ta AND 1018 OLIVE ST. ($. E. Cor. 11th) si . . troit an 1 other 4 me ‘ed the main points be # Blankets. S iedead ats Dl ba ieliadiad be thoronghly o erhauled by our expert workmen—every one is fully % low. : ‘ (te * | : LJ ‘ : calf > fol , ows mm call ath GIRLS’ $3. 00 to $4.00 HIGH SHOES } 4s 4axs guaranteed to give complete and lasting satisfaction. Buy now. i leit eed : " 1] “* RY te 'y music in your home. Terms have been reduced to $1 a } bind ne In a size : : week. B \canitary surface condition inetud-|@ a loped and | $2, 95, $2. 45 & Niner geod brane; echool and @ré ex ra coal i*] I8R This Beautiful AN f ing @ great many floor drains, mak-| § = fan of two-tones, solid black oF STARCK $125 «CONSOLE with ginny LC ordinance ) aa SI 69 a Floor Lamp i Mh Hi Hut @ should be at least 200 stands sell- | @ Pe eet hee re BRUNSWICK 15 —_— —s Diiiss wiinides cu Ge ee EN “ks Yes ae S : me oe 4 at? > « ° . ‘ ‘ax ¥ —- : : — : - - y . ~~ ; : ~ . - ; tive $ ' . é r td . . : . . . - ° ‘+ , ' “1 . os / rryeé t . ; , : . os , ; ’ ) he hal ‘ chil hla : . rv) rsexes I 7 : = . " . . . ‘ J , wri t. . iy ( , - “+e ar . ‘ ‘ Pa ~ 8 > | .* . > ~~ , / 4 . c 7 2 : > ‘ : Lid if i . . . ‘rT — * / * ‘ > . F . " ; ‘ " ; . . .. . . _ ; ‘ } | le = + 7. ‘ . “ ; d os et ' ,O 7 over Anda ail OD Lea (fe ae mas . , . . ; ; * ‘2 PIE, OP Be » Ft * 2 ers op af? $6.98, $5. 98 and é; . 2 - ——T- ; : ‘ owes ——— a. ~~ Snecia! / ' , .. ’ ? r is 7 * mle 3 : ‘ iar . - and pe “~ ‘am - ¥ PATHE 50 % a | * { 3 and vce he . a — 7 ty thread and - : . - iy) eee aie ed 34 7. e “y : ~ = r= : ‘ 4” 4 : . ’ ’ '@ ~~ : y - — : } . i . 7 ——- —* “ i sits ;% ; i : » ; ; . : ’ ‘ . . ’ ’ ’ y ’ ‘ 7 -~ . . ° : . : - - vy ~cr 7. 13) . ‘ , .% ‘ ‘ : - we oh ‘ 7 Me ‘ —— ; _ ~ - ° .- z ee ; i i »? * ‘ ‘ , » o. — 2 P s+ ¢ = ’ 4a i | bidha ‘ ‘ ? BAL ‘ALLA : _ ¥ ' _ : : " . . rye . ~ oxe . > — | vv. a, ,* > rere " , « “ a : ‘ 7% : . : as e ha ¢ neration with the re Handkerchiefs ’ = a i 1 s 7 > & ' = F , * ‘ &e “| “s ~ * . , e. rift : ~ . ’ yyy yy 2 cia ° ~? ‘ > > 7 : . , ; : ee Fee ee ee a~-4 ~g-- . : * _-_ ‘ Oo) ' he PT ‘ ’ | ae $6.98 ; 13 1 colar ‘ber Silk Hosiery Bearskin’ Plush 89c loves 2 > Drastic Rules Suaccested. . ns 7 ~ | Bice Children S Rie win I Assorte) sizes and Boye and youths’ heavy be Gloves - ss math "oe — ee ¥ as * te tnt - = find Or eo be of 3 pat . sxin piueh Gauntlete with w ryt A Grastic, ou nfol me, 2 sage eye Underwear + Tong “e colars 49c ed linings. Saturday. Fnecia! , Main Floor. at.. eu ww. FFE ) Pt ee oe ** Compare the Console fl- st in. mena whtte tH on nr | at Half Price and less. “Ss | ing at $150.00. hur re- | . as should a T)é _— itte 7 I = the “ . Pw } , hie . ith embrotdeted a RECORDS FREE duced price repres¢ “nis ¢ a 2 tow Qi. @00te tee D8 on op > tele ane ~ Ha i" hiock tnitlal in eormer nut Big tn a4 eatin : ‘ . ~ su ifi b1aS teuai i : pi nes ‘ .¥. 4 uu #3 hs LA ine o rave eam. . idea we — , " " quite a saving, besi \ = S create servi nd credit business & ' ome sift bo ples in the newest, B ' ee ’ - - ns of keeping} any > ; “ .- ~~ Arey Sat lustrated, with others scll- xK\ Tsu include free the beautiful popular styles 2 selec- a a . and collar one +o tiheretie f patrons, Who phot n Oreest a 7+ a . Auce our stock of women's 169 Over. | tects. stiff! collar sete,” ‘ rc, way from the market. The cash-| B ‘wm We must recut ' : embroidere “gy 4 . “ c sie t ‘ ‘ . , ; . ‘ ' . ‘sc *y* r ‘ ra) r ry > wo VW " y ~ oan \Y ‘EP OUR PRES- irry plan makes it possibl ; . “s *s Winter Coa Phere ar etc, wort Oe to WE WILL ACCEPT ¥ t! NG sf 2ai woman who needs | § 9 ENT PIANO or PHONOGRAPH §@ for the dealer to pay cash, which, “Ss J ,' Se about it For the “vey . gin’ . “— ~ : . ‘ ' 4 5. . ’ - . . "imts r“nat TF is an opnpnoorTre : : : . TT od 0 and allow full present cash value n turn, makes it possible for him ee 4 oe + eo ~ 7 7 ‘al 1 "Ty por it mitt Stands hop , ‘ , ’ ; by | - A : ' ib es t to be overiookKed., Wo Ries } a ¥ , ' and you need pay no cash down. . buy independently and that ONS tunity no | pa rr ee g8; BEGIN PAYMENTS IN 30 DAYS. @ opieansa saving for everybody.” Aer ee lots, at iii. tit any finish & leather of Out of - Town B Ine Prospective. mi nagem t ; aps a | Smoker Mandal *74 pre toes a ey * , eo new ; rl of aA‘ Prigy le . y , ae : ; en se? hes” y ; ips - 4 2 $5 43; ‘G Folks —- Write. ee 4g ae a +, ye Rr > | a rs | $1 ‘ r I Pd } f 0 iv We ship new ) a (oO _ s LOW] : it ine “7 at : Hi gc iaes ae) tray ; , 4 " , rid nior PiATKET r ne ranen =>. . ) " 7 Phonographs @ ‘ on K 2 —_—— | JAPANESE BASKETS—About 1000 dark red = . Biddle. Soulard a! South roms Ne ished bamboo fovelly Raskete with of Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Pianos anywhere in U. go A ane Mie Renee | he handles: for candy packing, elee fer S. on approval. § 7s ’ We , ee ay ee baskets, ete. LO different sizes. 1918 OLIVE ST. (S. E. Cor. 11th) St. Louis EASY TERMS. pr fital Is in — oe hone 3 cate 7s On sale from @Be down to ii OPEN EVENINGS the t athe erator , _ Gx | | ERROR RAH iS’ PURIT 2 i NA
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mm a Sina ae ee oe a eee ee Se eS a ae . ~ - . hal a ogee bm 8 Mee ge ee te *> ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sa EMR SAYS GRANS = The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has , SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE SOC ER , Foor BALL Make $9.98 my ‘ : Vaive pate Qn ~— }? . $1.49| Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction | iolpes a and a Rockers Child’s Red, All- ce agg wheels yey soe $3.50 TEA SET $2.00 | | $7.50 BUGGY | 4-50 MEN’S FIBER SHIRTS $2.98 XMAS SETS . $1.69 _ CHINCHILLA COATS GIRLS’ COATS BONNETS “10c Christmas Box Handkerchie!s Mirror Shaving Stands he v . = “4 - ‘e - : we t Yt : z = eh $2.9%, $1.9%, $1.49, . SMORING =i C2 r gOwLs "$4.98, $2 98, ‘$1.98 O8¢ —\ Robes Women's « ette. Si. Gowns. (‘Secend Floor Soe $2.98 iT gts pr: segs o . $1. 98 ~TepoY APRCNS = za ’ * v 98c $1.40 ca! ft fen Hese, “a ; 7 Fabric Gloves —_— . . : ae | lets - Pad $1.00 to a Ladies Silk Hose 6 9" 0 — ~ ~ + rt “~» t ; > = > Si Revs" Gannrt- $4. Kid G - 4 : i. +. rm . . "Oe Hf ~~ Lax ond zp . Sir Bridge Lam p«. Polychr me Dase °? : le ae | ; iB. 97011 AM. SPECIALS items in thie column on sale untii ll a.m > 0 9O0000048 have heen resti rk ted Tr mai erders "I | COLLAR AND CUFF SET . af ¢ “ts rec Alarm Clocks rKTe--— Le | a. | Handkerchiefs | » y e® B25 / J Be, Wei un ‘se - ——— | v —— .- 20 VOOSV8098 890900 09000000000000000500000000060000604 ” 4 eo 4’ BOO 88000000004 Daioh eter VOO00800008 CREPE DE CHINE TEDDY Db. O- — mr 25 eed 9888088 fi ~~ 900s . 792 SATEEN a | iF 6) 0 5 STAMPED BEDSPREADS 2 -—“—s .* a 2 fe -* * Specta $1.70 MEN'S SWEATERS | »@ AA, © — | $1.50 Kid Gloves | 5s >. . eT hi. | i A peocia& .. | 69c SILK-AND-WOOL HOSE | . 2 | BED PILLOWS | 2. rs: neat >» Fu | Window Shades | - ‘ts -. FRINGFD Window Shades - va- §9c FATRA SI’E a Saades | lies 4 ry Ry p . Apa ba aba aabaababaabhaaaanannnnnnnnne’ ahaa aaa eee eee bh beh ebb haba aabhaaaaaaaanannnanhnnnnnnnnnn ; : iw / | , ’ hhh bp phpbb p ppp bp bphhp hh ph hhh bbb bbb hab ba ha aaa anna nannahnnnnnnnnnrennnr, VOOWO 0080060800008 fi FELT SLIPPERS $4. 98 == ‘ , ‘ _ Pert: re tan Catal ke e hrs + a . .* Get? hes io -_ . : ‘ ° ’ re ‘ a a ” , ; + . 4 -* . ; » / ; Ww ' | ‘ . . . , | ‘ ; » ‘ ‘oo D ' >, a Ss oe : J . : , “ ; j 4 «4 al r " ) ~- ’ hs — ; ; ‘ ; , > hee : ’ » . ’ ’ — - | one Ge > \ ’ as Ww rv } , " Pad ’ j : ’ ' . 2. —-_ 4 f . ° + , . > : © 7 > . yy f. ‘ , > he “4 .** > ‘ J , ; j pce eo & ~ oF , | , . ‘ . ) : ; ~* mA — . 6 r . . ' ‘ — Ff " . . . ' o * b Ss ‘ ; ‘ . , , ) CS AE! Nei a SPRY pina heer ? en 2. ¢ } ' — saeco é - ) ~ cow Sov Yo ar x y eres ar : *. s ster. Complete snag ray sy ae A ; -~ 7 ea double i= : v a) - he : : ‘ ce : wy - ° ; . . - . * -». ° er " i. = e «- . % > Arti? ietal ‘ Bri stmas Srees } 54.48. $1.00 and a % > | ; 1g $= e Bs SAW IM a OT ‘+ surt has been waitt- a few short sentences, ° Grans Sputters Denials. “tie was there when I bit the boy; he was there when the boy lied.” Haarman shouted, while the st har nmefcnrar » > Ye * 4 > s of Haarman's Ly — = 2 = I ft BAaAArman Aaa Pp Tlsed » - - Grans and he ela rated . ro . as tla 22>‘ niy saw the manner of ~mitar *n that . rictims, Doteis the mes: ~— -~anr face’ a ra 5° >ars . a ™iitirtere ss 7 - _— +a “ve ing, I alwars cried - "Ole an 3 ’ re? . ~~ . 4 oe ~ \h Negligence of Police. nee = - Se - _ -~ Four parents of as many °° ~~ _ ~ 7-~ “ I - > ’ - > ims appearec as witnesses ¢ ing the day and added to the accu sations of gross negligence against the police these 2 i ‘> “een cto ata i. 2446 “ -~ > whil sale mu Though his neighbors com pila!ned Gere z. . tefend | ye no ~ 7 = o¢ -%.* that eh » . "'- an ._*- *= & oe &22 - ~ $16, 750 APPROPRIATION FOR E. F, GOLTRA RECOMMENDED War Department Would Mean Up War Contract (ai m of st. Louisan. thie Goltra Wwarec ward was * #xp _ained. Go'tra’s barges and towboats seized by +Be r Dep ape tern was not VORE CITY Circulation than the mornii ng and one } other — ere COMBINED oe ~ 9 : . 7? — a“ rt nd deficiency Dill, and possi -_ **»s - Oia ead 3) % — - : + o : will be pre — " BETTER THAN \WHISKEY & ~_ FOR COLDS AND FLU te Aspironal, and cough reliever, guaranteed by the laboratories; test- ed, appr UVed 4220 Wost entiausiasti The sensation of the drug trade the two-minute cold authoritatively me = : ~ ’ ~ eally endorsed by the highest thorities, and proclaimed by pie as ten times as quick and effec- tive as whiskey, any other eold and cough remedy rock and rve, they have ever tried. ve do ~ All drug stores are supplied with the wonderful elixir, so a!! to do is to step into the nearest qdrug store, hand the elerk half sa ar for a bottle of Aspironal and tel) bm to serve you two teaspoon i minutes the peo- you have tus, “teil See ith your watch in vour hand. take the drink at one swallow aad ‘all: for your money back in twe if you cannot feel the dip iressing symptoms of your cold fa@ _ ike a dream, within the Don’t be bashful, for irugzi sts invite you and expeet you totry it Everybody’s doing it. Take the remainder of the bottle home to your wife and children, for Aspironal is by far the safest and most effective, the easiest to taxe and the most agreeable cold and eough remedy for ebil dren as well (as adult Quickest relief for ea | tarrhal per. and children’s chok- FPRIDA DE CEMBER na . YaEXMAS SPECIALS Sy te BIG REDUCTION ON en Ree Vieod Ceaster Wagons Roll ~- heer ng. Buggies run ier tires: srrce size: si? , . a! ‘- $8.95 ‘ither «<tviles, $4.58 te $13.95 Doll VELOCIPEDES ,Xaas rem Y ar 3+ Ag pe Ae, . " f‘ARVING si12.08 Ree <F Ts Three alee; vers SPe- pieces: best 95 $9.75 $210 f ’ Specialty Hardw: : 706 N. 7th St. ont One Block North of Washington 5 " — 14 ees SS Aa a ee —_ ‘ng ep at night. ONLY | MORE Shopping Days Better Hurry!’ Shop Early in the Day ere ne ae _ ease sae ™ caliente eneeneee ee BOUTONNIERES, GARDENIAS, CORSAGES AND SHOULDER FLOWERS, 25¢ TO $ The Store That Sells Nice Things™ HENRY A. WEIL, ine. 916-918 QLIVE ST. Saturday—An Important Economy Event! Sale of Fur-Trimmed Coats Presenting Modes of Originality of Design and T rimming Detail om (ololel «sla! alls ies $75.00 Values $69.50 Values Approximatey 211,090 new tele- tribe Telep he 5 directories hav been dis- ‘and ' Wheel Toys. | = See Our Window Dugins 30 $65.00 Values $59.50 Values $55.00 Values Fur-Trimmed Sport Coats Values to $165 This sale has a double signifi cance. It offers great reductions that are in themselves an induce- ment to buy. the sale g But it also places in roup Coats that have Weil style distinction, and that were ex- ceptional values at their original prices. Cranberry Red Black Trimmings of the Richest Furs Smart Tatlored Suits reatly Underpriced A New Beverly Style The D’Orsay Pump With Covered Spanish Heels Blonde Satin Tan Calf Th extended shaped popularity to 8, width AAA to C. Apricot Kid r silhouette assures the the plain Pump—when wel] to assure perfect ankle fit. is smartly corded around vamp and quarter. The model pictured Sizes 234 ~ Penny Brown Gray k Silk and Cloth Frocks lly Reduced $1 2.30 Authentic styles for street, sport and after- moon wear, all this sea- sons models. Specia Annual Pre-Christmas Sale Propper’s “Blue Edge” Chiffon Hose Sub-Standards of $3.00 and $4.00 z Qualities ~ $ vac =” 4 ae » ee F is Ae en Sr) i -” ls Bey BR Pd lla Mog ao New est S. Although classified as sub-standard Hosiery, the fects in practically every pair of Hose in this sale so slight that they are difficult to detect. Suc usual savings in Stockings of such a high grade an exceptional opportunity for gift shopping. »« “The G A wonderful selection of G select from. Gifts that L Shop Her STORE C —_ Pe ~~ Aa\ i. Pr) Japanese Vase ist received a new pe; Lo inches nt gh. black back- ground, trimmed in yurnt range and gold, bird and + ee) Oe lesion Ash Tray An wpusual plece of Chinese art: hand-carved in brass; im example of our roderate prices BEAUTI lewlicner for Kansas City P.O. P. and e.ecete individual orders for handmmde Boutonnieres Made to Rose and Bad, in all «hades, spray. 6c (alifernia Pepypies, doves $1.00 Sead! SR. « (eh : = : At the low price of QUALITY standard SHOES in this great fe for every woman. Included are brown kid, biack kid wanted heei heitghts—/ the special window dis tured at $5.50. BRANDT-BR Lisle garter —_ - : ia i ae) | ee —— 413 North 6th We FR —___# + —__-# styles in ¢
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. ’ FRIDAY. : « FRIDAY _DECEMBER 12, 14, DECEMBER 13, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation th iE 1 } | Par, re an BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ~~~ een ee "4 ks Distributed. | tributed by the South | SCIALS: 1,000 Phone Boo “| ‘d by the Southwestern Bell | tory. If any have been missed | ly Telephone Co. within the last 11/' pars = , App [as ays. Eac cH subsc rhe ata in the cCRy tory aisribut! on Gepartm ent of the qe %. 8, / : : i} REDUCTION ON es rcs nave sone as arta nneh mitre Sh oh | ary Sirbation el ee ae eS RE RURERKIRURERUSRUSRS WITHULS. TOGWE « ic aS ‘ =H wan | puo N. Sth St. | He= ‘UP $100, 00 LOOT. ristma Seilke A Small Cash Payment ‘4 Secures Any VILILLIILLLLL LL YT, IMMA 7, 2 . afi' NY : FLOWERS, 25¢ TO $3.98 | @ Ailtn.\ 3 ei WIS), 9 HS “mere, I've 50% the. monty.” he ' . . told postal inspectors defiantly. BACT IC TAS. ASSESSES SSRI RII ICE RICREEERE “I've got a 25-year sentence, too. Now, what are you going to do 4 J > Hh “a A 4 j - « w \ labout it?” : ~ i j 4 j 4 = = \ ¥ » labial . ; INC eS iI} fi. { Ny, In Holliday’s case Judge Cliffe 9 , ’ , ; s a ’ : » | ° n \ y ! —= = , N | granted a stay of sentence until . é 2 sc = ar ? | Dec. § when, it was reported, | Powder Box 2a*eah* : 7 4) = Dec. 18, : p . = _ “ > ‘ P lis “5 uF . . ry?) - o- 7 f ; ina = , at 1 A . ; know say he is willing to accept a ~. g: " - = ; Va ’ ’ | 4 " »t > 4 . ‘ SSswme> |G | “.. . en 12-year sentence in returm for the . . , - ; } Th ; i. for! Lti0n " ' ' if 7 Mime = hdl ine’ > : eee bas : yy & ‘ a 7 Se ‘ ' 5 | . ' ae ne ti), 4 Holliday received the heaviest Japanese Box a ve : ae Bedesitien sc ng Sena 1. " j “ is sentence of the six confessed ro } . * : .. se Jriginality Sgr ed, ined $3 an q' ; AE } bers. He was entene ng Detail ee PoE ye, Cigarette Case] i" . jewels, andl i trai tive [ SEREA Is PR y ,: al _ nine who ruarded by 11 Deputy United States Marshals. Terms of Five Confederates. The other-Rondout robbers sen ed vesterday included Brent 7 lasscock. who was given a 12-year Japanese Vase 7 : : “Ci D Just received a new lot; a Bip or” 10 inches high, black back- ground, trimmed in burnt and ash tra’ “C6. 9 orange and gold, bird and app iate this for xX nas 5 floral design $1. Incense Burners In rho Japangpe olliiday was sentence “19¢ to $3.50 ‘ounts in the indict _Bud Vase Incense ton ant. ike Meee gift fro . oF nau das , ht 4 on eee cKs and powde1 would have to serve . . Jif mai, aif -m 2A 4 iInche . An unusual piece of Chinese ae nrison exce pt tha : . , ] ¢ art; hand-carved in brass; hoice selection <¢ china creed that the sente! SSE 2s. Ye". Goi Se to 50 : moderate prices se 7 TROT. cc cn vi = e 0 = oO Cc run y irre ntiy. Most of Taot Recovered. NOTICE— “he condout re Pry occurred BEAI ITIFI 1. FLOWERS Made to Order by a ee Madame Rodecker Desicner for Kansas City P. 0. P. and Shrine convention parade, is associated with our firm and will be pleased to execute individual orders for handmade Flowers and Decorations. Boutonnieres Made to Order in Any Material and Color—soc and Up. FLOWERS ON SALE NOW: Constructed of fragrant red cedar and Rose and Bad, in all shades, spray 50c Waxed Jonquils, each 2 Waxed Organdie Sweet Peas, doz., 50c ' sf NG ‘ urrency. designed in the Chippendale period. California Poppies, dozen... .. . $1.00 Waxed Violets, bunch Most of the loot was recovered. Measures 45 inches in length. $15.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments C. R. LAMPING CO., 505 N. 8th ST. BELIEF WAR IS INEVITABLE |3g #7 Corh—Salance Monthly am, IS ‘MOST D . : ANID sive Her a Se Ee Ee ie ae ee ee ee ae ee 1 ENS ATR Tn at, Tables Ys Give H College Wead Says “If Theer Is No | ress | nk These are excellent Tables —— —— | Better Hope, God Pity ur radio set. Coasole | t | An inexpensive Trunk that ts rood- — pe eh a ee ee ae $98, \0 Red Cedar Chest | by 7g — i i $245. 00 Was Plece Mohair Suite OO —— These are Suites of taste and quality that bear the unmis- takable imprint of distinction. Overstuffed type with $ 7 50 sanitary moss fillings, spring cushions and eacellent mo- —— hair upholstery Fe A a a es f r vi Our C nildre n.’ he ight with convenient shelf looking and just the thing fortrave- . " A ce P ‘AGO, ‘an: 12 —f*} | - eling. Has a tray di- ; , = vided Into two parts, 50 4 () | ‘Whi, { leather handles, brass ° ; | f lock and ' : i , ' catches $1 Cash—Balance Monthly ’ ow} 4 —_ . MG US PAT OFF TOPCO ssembiy, tol the Presbyteri *re-Christmas Sale Scat Daneaainer a one of the day (Bargain Basement. ) —_&_== Davenport Table Buffet ——— = A large golden oak finish Buffet Value.. == with plenty of This long Davenport oes drawer space $ 15 f is elegantly finished. and plate mir- will improve the cured cae UY nanny nom- “Blue Edge” | At Brandt’s Sixth St. Shop nal a stian "that war cannot be fon Hose Women’s Straps, Pumps, Oxfords “a geal ys ~~» he said ini ings of the living room. $1 Cash, Balance Monthly ror back. ETT Standards of Ste Featuring || [mcans’ofottence "nave ‘ ,. tripped the means se W $3.00 and $4.00 : aN. . 20 Styles Le ene eae Senne sack: 4; $1 Cash—Balance Monthly Qualities ; | Das : Priced at e 7 sia ) ; ] . ombination Range $ 65 |) At the low price of $5.50—choose KNOWN | with unbearable ta uld have Blue C : « j) QUALITY standard QUEEN QUALITY : Uj every plant a unit of military pro- 7 A Lo Offered at the Special Specially Priced at SHOES in this great feature grouping of styles en ee ee ee eee © Biel A : i ) Price of for every woman. /Ae' . 3 Mmtiai Soldier, a len eae é : . . . ? : a } | poet | “ ; Y 1] te a r ccm ‘<< alles ‘ , yf ite op ts 1 ) | Included are styles in patent, black satin, ‘ Praia ~ : /\ : esa te een” A ee & A Ht re S 50 $ 0 : , A 4 " - =e ie J cs very an *-DOCIECd 1s fit} ‘y brown kid, black kid and black calf. All the i ! [ iat Sain ae ail de eres SEN i | ° . . : . ‘ was ith) nie nF i wanted heel heights—low, medium or high. See : pmeaemee 4H] lat the first roll of the drum? The: Re ‘4 : =< | +0 uty oul indchildren!' Y; moenepdanernys 9" - ‘ J2 27 Newest Shades || the special window display of all the styles fea- tured at $5.50. ga Patan Poet gp or. 7 emer PP . a ee A blu€ enamel A wonderfully constructed S sa Fe y ey iy Range that ae four large Eas * BRANDT-BRAND, perfect full-fashioned Silk Hose. $1.33 aitateseoriay en. Soere | quickening ass if “ mut | burners and ‘four large coal- Parlor Heater that is attrac- Lisle garter top. All wanted colors. Special at onse of | rotherhood, the a | Ce hole cooking surfaces. Cooks tively designed. Cast iron of r t | — for ‘ Tal za a ad ie | OP Puy | or bakes to perfection. front with blue-eteel body and nomic : Ww aste, the d eep- | a0") $9 Cash Balance in polished nickel trimmings. ne ee oe Sie Monthly Payments $2 Cash—Balance Monthly Christian churches, the attitude of ‘labor; all of these will force the politiciar 1, though never so calci- ¥ Commit ation i as sub-standard Hosiery, the de tvery pair of Hose in this sale are | @re difficult to detect. Such um- O.0s kings of such a high grade provide 413 North 6th ‘ L AX 6th, Near Locust unity for gift shopping. — eee ——————EEEEEE———— = ‘ emit ‘Aa ee te . ic — ee we Be ie — — » @iipnseisy against VN “a;©r.
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. TN OE LN, RE EM IRS RS We on perce yep "4 ttt The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINLD oo a — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EOE St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store ac Man OUS~] e a i W ce . Give ‘Eagle Stamps and Redee > Fu }] Rook ¢ for $2 - | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—f ew intel hey Arti ‘les Exceptet Wool Sweaters $7.50 to $10.50 ° °*6S 5 Men’s Wool Hose 69¢ 3 Pairs for $2 c Plain colored and heather Ha)? Hose itn Piaimn or clocked effects. a)) ~ PART TWO. AO A — eee el EES 2 “9 $1 to $1.50 Values, Pair ._.. Values at . on an " laAer ariGgg rope )~ D/AANK CO, Bg $68 ec io c cep | ments on-Pages ti and a | , all. sizes “a | You, Too, Should Profit by These Dominant Values in a HTB, Ter — ates) eee ness Telephone Rates Presented to State Public —And This Offering Comes Opportunely —in Time to — Supply Your Needs for Christmas and the Holidays (sifts for Men Service macy $35, $38 to $40 Coats $45, $50 to $55 Coats @ The rhe trivoloteaye | ADVANCE OF ABOUT S$ Q)a0 er than the at Chrtaiay $000,008 ANNUALLY peals to men at time The gifts ip group would sell ae of the “hims” on jem @ Swinging easily from the shoulders, these Coats provide both warmth and smartness in abundance! ulsters. there is a complete assortment—and 1n equal v: ae the stocks include ulsterettes, raglans and box Coats. plaid-back woolens may be had in tan, brown, gray, olive, Cambridge or heather — with silk linings Every garment is tailored with skill—and at once impresses you with the fact that it is one of St. Louis’ best values! 4 new Oy ercoat now for Christmas! Si7¢ a | Main Fleer ee Ba ad 9 Widen = apes - ° - Ee ne a, a ee ee ee ‘Yaluation of Pubsute as n | Computed by Company Engineer Ranges as High as $32,000,000. Tow . ng tect eee pts teat eb -- For men who want The to harmonize. (Choose er Coats are wise gifts for younger men.$7.75 i +. . For golfers. cheese snede leather Gelf Society Brand Clothes Two-Trouser Suits and Overcoats Two-Trouser Suits $38 to $45 Values, Special at_ Brand rept 1wation for eo rre: *fness ual ity is admirably - ent 1s made o ne woe oo =i ae 2 ee: “A ; 7“ LTT Prey ror : are sizes for men pee young men of wait ‘ * Comn e attended | Acticude of the City. =e | * Sern ti ind ty the €! A Special Purchase Makes Possible This Offering of Men’s *4, *5 and *6 Hats —A Magnificent Assortment of Shades and Shapes at Seasonable and Attractive Gifts for Boys— ‘Academy’ Overcoats|| —The Big, Burly Double-Breasted Kind his 7. "| : r ~ >* ‘7 ye i. : ‘. J : if bh . » 5 2ODOii ca a’ : : — : ‘ : : 7 .. ~ . . : at, es cy : 4is« : . | | . . e " * .? . " ~ . . ; : : » 4 ’ : > ~ ; ’ ~— + " - ’ 7 : 7 - : ‘2 ae | - | 1 . . - ' r . i s@ i risa i© , 2 . ' P sa _ > ; — | eas . . - iz : " : - ° : , . . . - " ; e : . : : / | ( " eihn eae eneral u ‘ :. : Cate : an - : an ' . r . : ' =, a . -_, »* “ : 1 Rs ny ‘ ut tHe . ; * ~ ssid ’ . . - ———— ; H ; ; ' ’ : : . : : ny ’ ‘ ‘ "a . r , th ae see’ 4 . "# td : - _#-F t j a ' ge th . | ' ; é€a re by : in ti i ae f a . ee + : tai “« m » ad - | ’ : oo " ' —_SSQYQYcK__---_— so te gs + — = =] ‘* = . | | | Now at Pe On that decasion, Henry 8. Cau . : 5 > mS ‘ @ . - o ". : : | am rw - ; - . best % if . Geld. then City Counselor, 7 | - ; y. a ‘ if " a : . : . Give “Him” Practical Gifts—Select From These Earl & Wilson Shirts $3.50, $4 and $5 Values, Special at ea @ Shirts are not only practical gifts. Thev | t) Hats are in the are unusually attractive when "presented a —- 1 | Our mi a in such an assortment You may | | them Ul l cones choose from artif} cial silk s tripe madras. g | | pass on to vou The re are soft flannels, imported and domestic madras / smartest Hon or crepes. Plain shades vie with stripes | blue, steel gray, pearl, tan, brown and figures- -and there are both neckband ; oo | aa ; and attached-collar stvles. All sizes. There are all sizes— making i ¢ =o i easy for every man and young man Sy Si\ Hs ~e to take ad vantage of this Ly | Silk-Wool Ties ffering. ie N Main F'leor a 4 Smartest New Styles | | Val + . . if ue at . | For Christmas—A Wide Selection of | of Golf Knickers, {n addition to the | | | ; . } yf A Pest ton t , og i $1 .00 ea Men’s Smoking Jackets | | sas. .2t5. 2.25 spans, ot MEE Micon for me | comp | ° | a @ pe — os e i jj these Suits. There are both plain and yoke- a | ate A * thee the eommission s ; +3 | a . | Wanted ¢t | quoted as admitting that the com- us Stoc k of a Tue . : t ) . r pa: auld have . have $2300 @* . 5 ii . . eeoel trerengsed Now, latest — oN | @ There’s a mannishness about these gaingetie wer * , large manulracturer, these ‘appro. ed stvles. 1 @ lhe surp! | | ‘Daw rey or jj and most r ‘rT? b,! 4 tc + ' . = Con rn ¥ Se mei : ¥\ ; —_ ~ : ; , p a “a tpi , - , a 2: — | C oats th: if appe als to little chaps. a ‘Ss « cing Beariy | And the colors are those a fellow | likes—tan, gray, brown and powder blue! Every Coat has patch pockets and a smart belt. Full or half lining. | Sizes 3 to 14. as this ssions—benetit , COLOTS , and the _ = = % and black. Position of C. . a4 ; that . | “Academy” Suits 50 +* ; . : Fro -1acea ~- _ — te - : eee a » + . nail fi Ls ; 5 : . . ‘ime ; if 2 eee: And House Coats i on “h pockets. Sizes € to 15. = proval, that “there Will neces ~eFr ” of tre mere: neerase per teleph > t of operation after the oom . B thy eC ie ' Mackinaws~ -— = : nad if the merger were he- pleted now there wouid Imported Glov es $2.50 Value, Pair $1.95 ee See Meek a ys’ Overcoats Boys’ ! Gitts for | Boge fanz. $99 | |, es Bea Smokers | FAN am I | 14 - 352 = 8832 =" » 316207) an manne oe kinaws and sheep ‘ Albert E. Scott, statisticiar favor amemgs ne mpany, testified that in sizes § to 2k i = pst OLE mpany had by PU : . ‘” : os _o-.- ~_—* —. q = . oe re , An 5 ass ene ‘der 22a Sei ect fron theca frouDs ees. A \ - ; . rT r cir es. > > > > -. — "7 os > he ’ \ . . _ = = ~ . >» J . - ~ * . . 4 : . - ~~ & : - > * .? ~~“ -_ -_ ee . 3 - = Psa are a ~ —" = . an 3 , ae . . . - + ~™m = ~ «= " a+ + “A arm . 2 " ’ a . ae : ’ . izggec, masculine er its ee: high Imported Aid Per eoegaiatn ie enema , with somtrhating colimes ana, daite Tae “a | = | orp Eiedtse Vee ate pr cape style- in gra: T5e Brian Pipes : : i “Sampeck” and ‘Skolny” _an : of $12,475,757 to ite St. Louis prop- brown. There are r ula and Exe | Briar Pips th fi ; 2 hap a ; = } | Two such well-known the added itncome after the, _ = aoe | cadet sizes to $35 apgrsenem « Merger was only $245.955 - Second Flocor | Adding to this figure the §$994.- of i, 4)- . —_— _ ~~ « .* » _ — o- . ; ; Lae | eee Oe ; : + b - vert ided. for a bran 44 are ase iran ‘ee enoUur I cn, » - ~ » 4 ss > * _, Other Pipes eg bi ret 1d deprectation . a PR x ay r gil iy “Dandee” Last Ils Featured in These . - | per cent on the seonerty: asta ne ~~ ‘fit of EF rpanding System. | a, ne a | ealle $3 to $4 i | lee ct 6 : : oy 2 Shaker knit slipover : | > +, Smoking Sets $5 to $15 made of wool and Cigarette Case< 25¢ to $12 yarns. They have a Match Box Holders, - maggy® , are—and are oftered | 25c to 85ec ies BB oe wy a. a izes solid or school colors , Tobacco Pouches, 25c to $3.98 } Men’ s epere Men’ s Sea iis sie lean range from 12 to 18 yeaa Cigar Holders Imported Bathrobes Gifts Men Receive With Enthusiasm * = “~ 2@ ’ ” einem any s 5c $18 ~ $1. 19 Ash Trays Ash Trays pes mal {OC Ash Tray Sets 25¢ to a 2s Ash Trays. measured servi “- * The! oe © widest variety —cotton domets. terry cloths, gorgeous silks! They range in price from $4.95 to $50. Main Fleer i SS Cigarette Hoiders, ix to $6.95 $5.50 ty $10 Basement (Gatlery Cigador Sets “$1.3 2c to $3 Ever , ‘ Ta ann 4 ’ * $3. 50 | Secend Fleer ee uses of stripes. Boys’ Collar-Attached Blouses corded madras itn an interesting assortment of _- oa 7? . . - Well tailored. Sizes 6 to 16: at.. — second ‘to @& later ©* gent bearing Wii | “i @fter the first * ty will then the « TmHpany wilnesecse @uce its own testim: my ‘ro@p-¢*#XZamine and pre-;
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Be-editorial Pag ae ie ve |B : Jtey, ei k= ei A fo™ MIf/aaANT NITE 7 or rr . . aE a FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1924, ie PART TWO. SS gee ee $7.50 to $10.50 56:8 Lit EEN SS ES + MOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1924. ee PAGES 27—30 — ee eee ——— 3 ae = sx] (PRONE OPC), CO-OPERATION OF BESSIF Adventures. of a out creme PEOPL ==! 1 N $30,000,000 SSO Se ESSENTIAL TO DAWES paper LINE WILL 22 . WIGHT BYBELL CQ) “+” "AY ONEN D. YOUNG “Fy piven POUCY PLUNGE INT First Administrator of System, Speaking at a ir S : Plea for ae in Busi- Testimonial Dinner, Tells How It Was ‘Weeks Declares Congress V/V S TORM-BLO WN PLA NES ness Telephone Rates Developed by Expert Committee. Will Be Guided by This ms | icomauttesiaiiiasatinenbiliidinsinitNa ie ‘willle-waws" come zippin down Presented to State Public ——, 7 ) | in Spending Money on Flyers, Waiting on Barren | Followed Maj Martin as Leader ei mes se morning and —_ pe ee ee as blew soft coal ov Yl af ti le . By Leased Wire From the New, rectness, his clearness, his determi- = 1 Over all of them. A Service Body. York Bureau of the Pos!-Dispatch, ation and his courage suddenly Streams. Unalaskan Island for EPO § cht pe we eae to wash the ‘aS NEW YORK. .y i Such pelled despair and doubt and q C q e , : = | ro @ f the wings with hot it . , r: ‘> , r) rave hope and confidence to the aye Oo mm mm an e r 5 . og NS ; . ' | A . Ke would freeze AS fast as we F ABOUT = , sage mi : sal « , ; nasses of the eonle o Pn : ‘ Re 3 te Oi ‘ , could get it on, and we ldan't ADVANCE O oe ia Sgr igh ai »e beople of Europe and POLICY AS TO Nearly Lose Craft When RS. > ¢: Sy 3 ;; even rinse the soap off. Aho nad ? a s h “din abundance la lghnt feeling of pride to the people of | oe Lae SES 900 000 ANNUALLY : a me | Amer | NT TES : : 3 Sy eee ‘ to give it up. We will all be mighty Gifts $900, ee Ot ‘ — 1, a 2 NavViINng itS goods sold be- r rGTON ec 9 —_—Secre- = 5 Ss, Se eS - > So a iwe- SSSOI ON hos B: ee songs! ot enhlatings a _ | fore they were manufa tube In | WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 waited on the barren island of § Sees. ; "o> ae Pe 2S of a sudden the wildest and wool- ing and statistical talent ame to do hin ) i ANY- | 4) . ee ay 8 ‘Itary Weeks told members of the ‘nalask after Martin's first § * ES ame : ee : , av Gabardine Rainc oats —_ © — re , aaa ' manguage of the advertiser. a yok ities — : seen : ae Martin's frst S Ch ie ere ; i ke st one we have seen came rushing rant are practical gifts of fore the State Public Service Con gp, _ | setae, . demand’ was built uy/ tional Rivers and Harbors Con- | delay, hoping that Martin and Har- Rats... So soe cae > eS Saale : down the mountains at from 590 to a ’ (] ; —}} - ras ee ‘ > sae ; x : 2 ape me a mg Saga eget had _ - , . praise, 1 rane if OCC vy kne ati: Mey eeeies ere, Whlie tne illie-waw ; ORR a Rae ae sR oF ae -“# blown for a few minutes, en an- Priced. ...$17 to $36.50 and sought to show that an $894~, sian ta Gednrate ae th ee nat it was and befcre|the “policy to be pursued by the)! howled, the boys had an opportu: Sa. Rae ae * = . Pine tirely dtfferent direction. The sec- 100S8e business telephone rates is neces- The decoration as BLOW" . partment oncern In that shall be spent making streams nav- of the most remote places under @ a cohias ae ¥ ; ‘9 PM ger a3 oa ‘ .2f ond one struck the water, picked ) Acting Consul! “01 , * ote aged F - the American flag. Between hunt- SET RSS ee Be a = 9 Sep meng mee Slick. gary to pay a fair return on the in- Wi r ’ fi ot ; ; ' m he had no assistants or igable’’ rested upon the success of tah aoe “th Se hehee i sigh Sp at ae eS Se | en ES feat ra Bn, vont Rg. me Ply Ooats are se ; irciess Signature From London. 7 sd ; . : j anqd L£isnin rips, a;.ng eag- tizne ns neem nn aa : ‘itr across @ Day. Oo - f _— yestment and provide for depre , ; needed none. Tire | the Mississippi-Warrior Barge Line en @ io messages from th | x ; at ly or younger men. $7.75 By wireless photography there) other members of our committee | hi. ee es ee ee WHEN Maj. Martin’s plan hed i in ri | In Ore Pappened ta Re an te tion. a ee wien, te Veith teantte thugs tee ee meee ships th: re t searching for “peels ater - S ha € crashed into a mountain ridge in Alaska, | way and went rolling end over end. _ 4 P se ‘ e : . statis . li . ‘ ii rrei Lest con- “ i ‘ : re ’ iwc ae sie . Ow « : i“ Valuation of the property, as re Sir Rol ins ley his | trj ta i ‘vidual ats wn Tee “If this demonstration proves a ‘*** * avi rs, iaAaying tennis in saadieos The e “i mit Bap gx naa a of the world flight There were a lot of empty iron bar- . rr . . . 5 j , , save -eaatt *T ‘ 1] ior he . “ : ; Por golfers, choose computed by E. T. Mahood, com- associate in the work nich yleide the committe 1s made success, if the conditions precedent ai nNignl off at San D} PM Ograph at the left shows him before he hopped | rels on the dock, and it scattered suede lea t h er Go ] . pany engineer ranged hetween he . Jlan an «} ed yes Gen a ales y chs ills - ‘oOo success are created, his na Pre 4 ‘ =e o ot “— at the right as he appeared on | them in every direction. Arnold ' I iv = shies 7 ; r ] : Vests priced from $28,000,000 and $32.0 ho OUD, and Nn sacs of e@ ; a tr ow? th iret The } 7 mn ts Seeiiie | = ae proves a money-maker, said the I 3 i : - na, a ie ? circ ing t e 4 obe. he difference 1s marked. ‘and I happened to be walking down $14.50 to $19.50 expressed the opinion a $39.- time in history that signatu mmittee, wit] ey] ang neecretary, ‘private capital will in- A wae Piero tes 9 gE eh 7 ede me. the street when we heard a clank- 600,000 pro! ib Wa Lhe . ‘ Si na t 1: M1 ey : th , ide we , 1] N mn rn} + vest in obi particular service ana ’ pes oon . a ; : : tom s ahaa SURF Cers, steamers roing to and : ping tn awake the rest of us, an ] ing and here CAMmeé@ Aa big iron drum. * ees Meure. Upon this ~ statement of! ocean ys 2 CAE 1 | we will have Gommaiented on that wees, from Nome, Alaska, and Puget! found that the ‘Boston’ had been| W@ Jumped out of the way and it are the) Sound pass this way. The coast! carried nearly across the bav. There rolled on until it crashed into a . its rst administrator, a 48 no longer the ‘Experts’ hi. Th F M wwe | rat #4 . : f \ { : as a ae ; jommittee:’ it wee t+ha- | a | em rom ooring te X people call them. But when we do, QO * Q ! Valuation of Property = nt : ‘i Pana ‘ ae ie - ‘ommitte af stag the Dawes Says New Type of Power er ~ , po I suppose it will simply be a case ‘ bce le a ee se 1Ze. . . . 497 annual increase in st. Louis red ribbon of 1 , ecion - or ~ ower at tp eee .- oom * x i WER Ae CSRS ON ay ts if the line y RG + 4 vey. pair of " value, the company seek! | iy cable there ca nesenees | nraduct -c Ny eee are 4¢, | particular river (Mississippi) thati,, , ne Nin 9 . . | i i | : : } tia ' i ! at} aii ’ i . Dies ,eS] arn TY) ( innos! ital |e = , . ‘ — ‘ . ‘ . : ya , . is Mather at me steee annually or oii i rom Premi dwin the best knowledg kill at our money spent in developing it 7 spitable | guard cutters that protect the|was a big freighter called he|fenee. ‘The first ‘woolle’ hit a big i nt ¥ " ay shy re . SESS « } : piaces 1n wor! Le enryv - : aa baile ; , or" > \ | . As i ing Vit! lig! é P , i . , . $9.50 ; , l a lands, just a little to the north of| Harbor and with the ald of so i cently been unloaded and which f . Or Go ‘ Second Floor bearing. Senti told the cOMmMISS10N |, ' “oashing ' in? thea $F se it would have been a reflection upon all other navigable rivers. At canoes, there is no shelter from the ve could not have ma‘le least there would have been formed winds that swee Dp down ciation and return. The mn oe ren - Thennis of Re had its aid. experts and aseistanss| been wasted Wade in ¢} “Put a 4 ; 4 M . | 2 . i ‘ i . Ti. > 2 ; = o . P - ‘ > 4 7 _ ’ “ ™ see sion has indicated that | onsid may | ‘seta a tnt Pres te ole gare neg , “We could then sell the line and : : _ us, In Bering Sea, also stop here| of their tackle they towed bur) they hadn't yet had an oppor- ‘ ‘ i P| j | i ia ‘ | i : ‘ ‘ ; ; ; ; |. P| i i S ao; tito W yy ‘ it i : more i ‘ r * Oo . ‘ ‘ | , : : ered 7 per cent a > figure for! ,,.,.. ae Pesan a gaa - : ae fi a hoa: Yimiieecaiitia place it in the hands of private|,y. ieggeipt: — e } ' . SoOomlxavé of ‘¥ hic h rise right out of the ase. p Gale Floats All P e ' . torr a? y . . hy r} - mM ;\ if . ‘ ; : . . SA as ‘ ‘ mee . lies . - > ur ar ~ ‘ "oO ‘ . . " = | ° id ; if 2 , ) ’ ‘ ' : Sompany, members of the commis- Proame Albw A wee is ad well advertised market already pre-/|thne rehabilitation of common wa- “Although we met ‘willie-waws’ — we p! ines are anchored, 1s lithe . a) ss ° Uy : : . } j | i i hid Fata one of the finest land-locked har- them near the revenue cu Ler, 80 We had aGragged sthem up on 0 nd representatives of the cits - rates of others who rs pared to receive it. ter-rail carriers, without the ne-j|all the way along the coast from ory. | on a | " ' ' pages albeaiee , : bors in the world Mr. Strauss! that our ‘Haida’ friends could turn! the beach and thought they were 4 P| Ae Gd Rii't ) \ ) ‘son City recently, follow-|, — : tah} men : cessity of sufferin the ‘- Sewar the ‘re nothing com- ercoats : er sone ) iol : ' t r oe | r sigs ; ? : ) | W hat Experts Attempted. + is f fi ; 1; y | . Ot “ ‘ d, ‘ ‘ 7 b eyo 2% ‘6 ‘ ’ - | tells us that these isiands have | the ir searchlight oT) therm every safely out of the way, even at high £ the rate increase appilca ion. a in aes ounlarly ; riods o inancia losses ic pare with the ‘willle-waws ere , ei | . . ’ , ‘ a4 i ‘ ; . . , _ "> ‘ . 7 > a - cee ‘ T y .* - ro " y + > ve minutes. tide. hut a ale ) ( % j added , , as ; a . ins t itself, h would otherwise have been sus-/in the Aleutian nde I suppose mn many strange sights. but none " g had suddenly quite so strange as when we came Prepare for Jap Hop. | Swept in from the Arctic Ocean . 1? ‘“* & & ial ic politics, in or conditions precedent to success on riginal Aieu ribesmen, and the your blood run cold.’ thea fecicc) ; +7 7 he ort. ’ : reind , the. Mississippi section of the ser, . Lal , reinaeer “And of “se i Lil TMS Siprrand measure the ts . wnoule vet ee = — ys aietin “ , ae ee ae Te w’" {on our host's table, and it read a coreeed «ehh com b ager parr a si “4 Lg ae Pe > preecirs=— annual increased revenue. Now, 'Da: lan e came near y rnational force with which it ee ate cess or failure of the Mississipp! pron - fog? peers ba gil oacial a few lines that struck me as be- Pere: te sy pha i we adr 7 aiaaan Fad pen yr oo 7 an Counselor Senti said, the companylonce to talk of int itional rela- + leal and 1 nsulate the machine line has been demonstrated. I ‘ poet ae: : gn? : ,. ‘ = ing rather appropriate and which — os ow sso eA v — bie ade he) ; - des ' fi | aiepanat uae nara 3 3 GRC / the blackest pages in his stances so far, the general opinton)| to zero A rope fell overboard Recessity for more revenue nor ws ‘ — es at expand ¢. f the rid to al r] Ter apped. he added nw the ory. of everyone ™ hom we encounter| from one of the planes, and while ties it. if ditter it Tr li I hide Gait , : ae. mn al these mle ns ft ~~. TT ie a | | gt upper ne Movie Man on Job, 'here in the North is that the fiieht! several of us were debating whethe Attorneys for the company | Wit no! ee ny in ae been deb foncens ifference o siirmingh: " Port to Birmi ange “When we arrived here at Una-| from here on across the Pac er or not It was worth while going seated out that the commission | Wis®, Cone “ed pa age — vhich has absorbed such an inordi-lsiee ao & 2s pavint plihdy" 380+ l|.aska, we found Capt. Bissell, our| and over the Kurille Islanda wll) In after it one of the crew from had said at the time of the merger Partisan | an _— i uses “The Dawes Committee.” Yeung ; ortion of the aii ae sine a euied ae paths? dpe. ys). sie advance man. waiting for us. and | be the worst stake of our whole) ri cago lumped over 7 Spproval, that ‘‘there will neces- WOE Beet tO ntinued, “did not approach PE ete, bu geo mony ai aleo a Pathe movie man from Se- | trip.” the icy water, swam around un Mrily be an incerase per telephone | OUr State Vepartment ino sucn problem of reparations in the spirit | > — > > > * * — ~— _ t »> hauling if sulphur ore q 7 a bur the hauling of sulphur, j hows oor Come on the properties added, f = | i burden , ; ; ee ee a , oN : ation months handled for last flecal year & Second , ti A or TOi-PAVINE pur- and other bulk COmmMmoaities up- ‘AIS ’ i } : L operat ' ' , " one} ; he 83 varieties z ——— return and de preciation, would ‘ ’ : a > | r J ry »* 7 >) | ’ | 4 ; “es tre . 2 a ' . YT ; ; os . d . ‘ ‘ ‘ hy an ~~ 2 ey ul o = the | nited States t) a ‘i ve ; ;? : : ‘ . 7 iiv “TY? re “a *n S ry ana ‘ Pedi aita : 4 ov :° ie i “FY \ . va . = : ‘ ‘ 4 . : . , > ior) . * een 2a et ad reiary W e+ ks dec liars a: ' ‘ ; aie oe ~~ ‘ ffoar osalhili- he shipped hv raii from t his } ih ; » P 3 to $14 per month on direct \ came acne . , . Wm petitid nt ee Aard reauired by law situation otters po! . earrier The barge line absorbs the : cre : | } ; rp 2) } ae oo ” ' F COMPeution et said that when the ¥ eee ts eves thy if the plans for develon- (‘oast balance of the differential necet- iness lines: guarant ¢ 99] committee it looked as if the b , i1itsS, CuUATAaAn LE e «>i {} attains . . 7 , a ' > "o> ‘ — ; . h . , ; . ‘ Aa = : 9 , r tn put unusual conditions precedent to Condition on Warrior. si tees | ie de ‘4 before me by the “Cotton from the interior of the 3 >6: ee on Ey sn sama tela — em wee pee te Iamdon Conference. ent as laid be f ary to make the combined rate §9 this has been $$ has reiations with 55 rallroads in . . ; ; , to agssurn ' need to sur ; . . ' > a CCce .. _ . | . ise soc? ‘ ry ™ ’ " 7, he ° sia raged ae ee ae sepa tuighe: “On the Warrior River towooa hairman of the board with the con- country is concentrated and per cent of all rafl rates.” were given suitabie consideration, , ‘8 ‘rrene hie : risers c! @ car- ‘tent Sr: see , 4 lalways have been satisfactory. de: currence of his advisers can b shipped from Memphis and Vicks- John H. Small and 8. A. Thomp- it has demonstrated its probahie ried out the Warrior may be made sf ' on & son of this city were re-elected ‘ —_ tie . roy 1? } res ( atine-: . : : oo rf the organ ine oY CW a self-supporting n- propelled barges, a Pp eas burg via t : ‘ , self-supporting. | president and secretary-treasgur cern T? e only time sinc e the f eration as bulk carriers oT ' were . } il ds York and New Ene ls nd points at etl el . f th Cc oe el States Armbassador Kellogg and has been om pleted nad , } ; ; , and. they have Relations With HKailroads. reape veiy, © e ongress., ae letele . ias be c eted an: ace smal aliure, amis —s . dee 4 ‘ ‘ @ or ‘ t r - fi | | ; : d : 7 : . . . 6 to 16 at : aring ll be held’ ‘ ‘in. Dawes, which | pu ish r nted by so-called. mi for a channel which was credibly | 24,000 ton per mm rious anu sundry other commodities riesa to accept without reduction : ALr eee * « : ‘ aad t : : ; ‘ ‘“ represe ese] -’ : )- . oe aina™ to be eight fect from st . ad Se eel visions of aceruing revenue for! . » ve: n-full In the newspnpers « assumed , > oe ) Second Fieer ££ T) the year | M siot telephones; from end 2 Young reviewed the issuance of per month for measured servic: h sn ape As ee apg” e plan on April 9 and the pre- 8nd increase of ? permitted sat We teat sie See “| Yiminaries leading up to the Lon- capacity as om 67 to 100, . MT as COIR POs ; mm tant Gepal don conference, at which United ) Price of trunk lines ' Shaker knit slipover Sweaters, made of wool) and worsted yarns. They have knitted-on i sai ldo} collare—and are offered in ro uc ¥ ) n ren a — “ : x Col. James A. Logan, our Ameri- operation that this section has ni Neen camwarte into cargo ¢ solid or school colors. ize a ssieed, eenera: % oe ad pte ger . cee ee” | oan unofficial observer at Paris,! .,-nea range from 12 to 18 years. (Bowed Bell company, said : on - the = - 7 Be ere oth acting under limited instruc- on of the hearing erda: ffect of Dawes Speech, ans. but carrying weighty influ- Bl Cal ‘WO witnesses Mase be lt is not enough to manuf u unr * represented this country. ed ouses ara The they ad-,a product, even ij good produye seu Powers of England must iO] The inst; noney has becn when the which have proved a , ls to such an «xtent that investment. ’ ot benvagee river fal] principal so-called railroad com-| prom India, Cuba, South America, . ’ " ’ ho Abe . ’ “7 ’ , _ ; ’ Vert : . a in some places its channel de pth is The tonnage on the Warrio + re rs hat is, he -DTilinets n . is un nth . ‘nt time. mtil ti 7 e rough New me nority Governments. That is to nee “ee inine feet fr sion of downstream to! ‘oint hauls are most equitably di- | Which are import throug estimates of the chief of army ene the City will then cross-examine principal countries of the ' id. OT ; oa . hens” tabbe ebeie Louis to Cairo ans nine € rem I riion oO . pees : | Orleans and Mobile cineers fear river and harbors im- . we : ; . say. i> ore t)i; if . ii . i : So & . ; y > 4 ir] ‘ c i 4 ‘S , upstream ‘ ixe . . . ’ oo . . q qd * Company witnesses and -o-| created at once a change Pde —— |‘ gre ; oe 3. - “0 oe ee : Pn 4 9x" ner | “The Mississippi-Warrior sersice - Classified statements of tonnage provements. Uce its Own testimony. public opinion of Lurope, Tit di- Continued on Page 30. If such a condition actually did { ‘ : .
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FRIDAY 28 are 4 — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1924. a? a : ) . ———— — , onsititiereaatiies . mb ... q DECEMEES 35, 1954. Se - -- = = —— ~ - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | "THE MOTLOW VERDICT. | | ANOTHER BOND-SPEEDING PLAN. 7. eR, De Se SA LN Seige Fou 7 > ; nded by JOSEPH PULITZER | Under the Court's instruction in the Motlow case| Mr. Aloe, late President of the Board of Aldermen 9 iis. 5 Dec. 12, 1878. ;}amy one of four verdicts was permissible—first-, 424 experienced in municipal affairs, has made a . s he See : 7 i a M ‘ y the Pulitzer Publishing degree murder, second-degree murder, manslaughter Careful study of the problem cf speeding up the pro- re eee oe + oe Me OS. ay By ee sO A ASE i a eon ae BX e : Company Twelftt . r , Cé) 0 : ; eu Sines —y OF acquittal. The jury returned a verdict of acquit-| &Tam of bond improvements. purpose he differs in choice of method with Judge | Killoren, whose proposal of submitting the question) to popular vote was discussed in these columns last Saturday. here is no difference of opinion among authori- tal. It reached this conclusion on THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- » after deliberating less than two hou There was no division of opinion among the PORM, ) inrors. They 7 98 ae + cr , ; : : I know that my retirement will ae | _ did not believe the State’s princip2! make no difference in its cardinal _ ness, the negro porter, Wallis, with whom Mot-| : 4 Principles, that it will always fight low had an altercation. They did believe the de-| US and public, thus far expressed, as to the need aor Progress and reform, never tol- | fcndant. who testifia hat he had been assan! of expediting the program. It should be easy to eTa Cc - - > * + i ss . . ~~ 3 i fi injustice or corruption, always by the negro: t} .@ shot in self-defense believinz, 7e2¢2 common agreement as to method. Mr. Aloe ob ht demagogues of all parties, | | (ek Sheep, fects t grievance allis’ ae Gu th 's opinion, GoUars of interest annually. The charter require voted to the public welfare. never he ; PR : eatisfieq with merely printing news. | } accidental 4% let. th . = ; et ne m e ( m t shall { always be drastically independent. | *! in the quarrel between th rte :d Motlow. **> e oney to complete it shall be in the treas- m&er be afraid to attack wrong, | he trial has been followex ith keen public in- UFF¥ ready for use. | whether by predatory plutocracy or | terest. easily explainable | e circumstance: r. Aloe predicts that under this m it may! predatory poverty. | Be , ire a gen : a er | Pe ; , require a generation to complete a 10-year program JOSEPH Pt LITZER. He points t th ine tot , April 10, 1907 s2€ points to the inconsistency of the charter, which ut of current revenue, re. ment is that, before a contract for a bond project is lan ¢_ —lawryers , > . sc Ras = as . . wv, Fre any case in which they appear with peru © eal - a . gardiess of in the treasury, and proposes ae > - ‘aetw = ° . ‘hat an appropriation of bond money under the sam- - ., : -¢ - ; j § " / , tome ifinne lal | x .™ conditions be put up to the Supreme Court in : : : ; : ) : . ~ , ae te A poor man in Motlow’'s posi lefended with such skill \s aa \ at Motlow was wholly within his Speed Maniacs, Murderers, Fools. me ' Trae . To the Bd'!: > ‘ rT Oe yest if fal adDlillty optain ‘tor of the Post-Dispatch . . on Aw . : re — = ; : ~- 3 : = a re his life was in jeopardy—since the HE nations have bullt their monu : — : ; . 2 ‘ © treme . = . "Ae : hh! meats to “the Un! ex n lalty is undeniable. though they, who lie in Flanders Field: al ' killing and the hattery of lawvers retai +a4 The * i «* ontr~ a ' este:i ~ te rad > “sf Wetec halko™ hubert s ) a Ross-6 arry ts at ° case. Without waiting for the outcome of such State, he Would remove the charter restriction by s ing an amendment to popular vote. ho ; Other things being equal, the Aloe plan woul sd + _. + = ~ —_—— . , be the more economical] and would requir increase in taxation while speeding eee blic. recallin thea . ~ oF | . _ ~ eee 8 2 ae i Known | a ' : . . ; - wor fond ef ac plaves onstra pT ity, U-test eee VU @re unresting, because faith is broken | ‘oe ..| low, is pretty likely to wonder whether With them, and the ideals th nm asic ) heft oe ‘quality before the law is a truth or a mrth » . n +h 4 _ é * . , » - 7 . s ss * a » &- for which they ga their liv: a : inielsiiiateiia 3 a rich man escape the consequences of eo Bericreame an? wha) MEANING OF DANGEROUS SPEEDS. The cities of the + rid eh iia nild monuments to their “known d: ' . , nich a poor man would be puni: : ' i is ; x " > A. si ~*~ . vere r © ic ‘7 . juesti may voice nothing more tha S: u- A young man is out on bail, charged with cbim. are plied up on their st daily, »; : speed maniace, with ., | dice against.the power of wealth. However ‘ Careiessness in causing the death of a pedestrian ee: ei . ith IwunUaust OU ' i _ " ’ . — ” — =» = yeu > & i . EE Beehen wear ks . | acterized, the question depicts a public attitude not O Witnesses claim hat the automobile évtven = : : 4 ‘ » . - . _ . i — - . as Pad i children and frien je , —* ah. lightly to be dis eee . For if ever the popular by this youth a + -* ss\ee aie s4a8 — see * . : : . ecurity. conviction obtains th ere is one law for the rich | SPeeding at the rate of from 45 to 20 miles an hour ; ' ) | . a _ _ a : These monuments should ! fou! lothe r the p we shall have come to qa THis, of course, was an estimate. However most ae OB each sid oe aa u | ad. people can judge whether or not a machine Pam bei t dee e words. “God hates a murder- Jt C machin s bein ange nti os egeenpee ' 3 There were other’ features of the . . a‘ naer tnose Cut : Be : . a P , ss Thon +? ? _ iia . hates a fool.”’ The superstructure should Gen Drivers and pedestrians would do well to Inform be of somber bronze, a tangled mass of to race prejudice, presented toric, appear themselves just what it means to drive or avoid a these speed maniacs, murdere: nd : sque.? ut Of piace in ; tice machine going at certain rates of s« 3 . - A ana «hr ’ my / a 2 = ~ Ol Speed, either on 2a fools, crowd: \s '. SEF . sa ' vA : railwav tra ek — " i every face carved in the a mn } Foye } sal faCK OF On @ road or street. There are remorse, distress and craze incidental to ° wee ‘iy wiiC Opinion, W e sure, ii eon.) **™ ni 45 miles an hour the their crimes. . | ne jury s findin ha ® unfortun jJeath *5*° = t 50 miles an honr Above these, a mass | ,ond ull ‘as accide . Ta ; 3 feet. Sneed victime—fat hers, nothers, children. , = A te ey a ' . + ~ has ' ey ae — — ; liam Blake or a Wiertz could do just orld an | £ tien | en eS if ressively taught Zo Ser os Or TF A we ) | = ‘een ee CLEANING UP! Program. to the eubject. The more realistic th ki tS uOwever oY, OP extravag: 2OU ¥ a urges ioh . ( f higher salartes for preacher- . , * @ 44 28 Su sha | _ = }newore Demanded > >. : :$ Ss = ti Tin aie: tn Se ee ee : a iia Then {rse’? ; play an — ae ” > oo . ? : t time of the fatal accident was and F érum ale een teeta es lene eee ps 4 ‘ criven at a reckless speed. ‘ ee ~s TMA a [8 LP DARN A A NY tras 6, pon” ad otk © wed a Po _* ».. tow Fa e ad ° “ ed at oo {> ‘pr? . a pra Cc t ] ced > * ie 3 s\s work is, the more apt to strike home t a has ever he*#n a a q+ -%. ‘ : - *-* : ' 7 - — : s+ OF the some-hundred j- WM. S&S STUY VESANT - : : produce =—=—=—= =— - ;, BS Ei me ’ - > ¥ nentor of the mo eo a : , | 1 The MIRROR of: —— Another Mayoralty Suggestion. the Post-Dispatch and th ewsenag wanes To the Editar of the Post-Dispatch , arentttad ¢ cm ; i % P S ; SNE GO INGORE the coremeay. wrote. the ONE “SECRET” KEPT TOO LONG. 3 aa | By PUBLI O INI | HAVE read a great deal that h: nl ter, —— er he W mH SS) 0 Of CaSi0 ; indicated e ii aShingeton : — : . published recently in t! ally py! . , 5 ss | ao : - : sunk—along with it ‘ : . - > D — . . Ss = o4 * 4 & : ic ) i] tii ions , ; y = 7 ; > > = advocating many can 5iUaL. CS | ‘ ~ 42% : =F n — » *s COSst the taxpayers As ‘ i : " ' , . ' _—_ - ta A . . - ‘ o ‘ . z » 1 é ; + ) _ ° »% ‘ has is inn" : tes- ° +. P| . j ' *} B 7. . . ~~ 2 mayoralty at the next electi f there! _. bo peice ae os ae , ~ with the duty of sinking the MOTLOW'’S HOMECOMING. | o eet oe , This column ts designed & . . : . iid ahi Ll “2 e)' : 0! > D [-noun ; ‘ | Aarsfa) . ‘s° #. “2 re = —_ , . i*¢ : bh = 2 i: } = -_ - ° : are the only nation that is 3y F. H. Brennan, nessee, the silv ellucid cae | without bias the latest comma : ; | ‘ at Z id | leon » ; . f Just a Minute. cy arteri ll san Pe Th eading publicists, newspapers aml “ : nD - r ’ rT 3 ; ' . . + ai cals On the que al; ie. ; i hills fr | which ran : ‘le Questions of the a | ~~ te, ever was a time that am 8) enttnaaes i) ee “a = Democrats put a good man forward h: on TS Sea i ay te cept “secre lc 101 OF 1 wife, daught ind scar ‘ — , ae eng nw Loe ne lv gets my vote. The man I refer to is a : ee iat ; me > ‘as abo tep ft Hie - Putten eed iy papain He did the impolit (EE Enire Proceeds Will Go Into Fund Republican, and always has been, He| “BRING JOY TO THESE—AND BRING THE BILL TO ME!” ersethusun ig oe eee With the son of the old South | | and-ehivaley ewhiek EEE a pplndhieiieklice i anes served a time as President bes ~ ae ‘ 3 a al 7 : : aceld : : ; : ‘ Ati if) ih -3 0 eae! ; eaivaliry 21iCH ii _——* A Pils fant : ‘ on on Council, and his life is a: i: wR Rite 4 pores Agyees, : e impertin . 8 ie teited Setanta wrtin Wad ckak ee vat om Nominate John H. Gur mis €] way from ‘o] fotloy | See. a? —— Ce ee ee be elected, and the city : 8 time. It was very much every dollar of the bond issue JAMES H. McCABE. In Defense of Auto Drivers. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | L# : 2 LLOW me a few words Sg ess | . : ind wit _— hs , . se , " ieee eee auto drivers of St. Louis, in an ! : | . Ne oA peg a , n iwyers a1 uid. Not dar would imagine, therefore, that Jala ewer to Judge Hugo J. Grimn addr “SE 7 re 9 er 3 aa > ' + ; — = . ‘ .* é a. ae — , re RilT = even ind! > (same ar at the annua! Safety Council dinner : , , - ju ? : | nate ae ‘tin aes 4” 9G scl epee irectly, @aa" ap : | | | /, | | been wai’ ea ger) n@eed Te ase gays ba d« § _ nsp.ired y Trace-conse ee ee ef eeeeay : : , waited ths - | a | Set ae ee ee, ee ve him wit! ledicated to race-discriminatiqn saaes Judge Grimm urges penitent: | / : ;' W402 ON: ne@. 0] ith mm try understand even the y= ’ ‘* , . . ’ i- ‘ . ’ A tences for re ck : ess Z U ’ rat _- 2 4. , 14 - z ’ . ' . . : me ls 3 : +e o ° upen us. gite® Grimm is right. but ‘ ' ent i | oor i , lied tm 4 e « at Pay hae Reber _stinute ha ia ip te > lan we are witn | $90-59 proposition, for a at a: I. E ae | sg n ccs rc owi 1 killin; ible atter to unite the well? , “ uC w h will, of course, ‘Hristianity with the uk He says the cause of a mafority of ac- : . : “ff Zz ) se i ee ae ptt tend geen SZ y Ame in jul = ' v 7 . . /' , , . ' i : —. ,;a ; ; : . ; - ; : ' cts ' 10 _ RR ee | . ‘ee ; : Bigs ae | luce a better understanding of PRIDE IN CRAPTSMANSHER, . ’ ; > . ; ae . " : + : mn . . t! 2 P) 24.4 > : 4 r - +. | Sietline aeiiieeetie e@i@ents and people being k by the careless and reckless | a but he does not mention ¢! os reckiese pecestrians Ww ee streets of downtown S& wonder there are not and more peop! ec We have some might) in St. Louis, and also « ones, but why condemn it were not for a creat ime their heads, the hospita! filled to capacity. Ive been a er on the etreets of St. Leouls abou -2 18 years and know what I'm talkin; , | Padi | , about. ‘ foes wiih; ’ ——— It's a shame the way people cross the ae | : | | tom avenue Fa | meant for the 1 man |] er killed the heard Mandy ago ss nk ; : ne Pint . ; a. pa »} button bearing the seal of i. } “a An Meseurm Port poned Of all the accidents and deaths caused 7 —- = ' , ¢ 3 ’ ) of bet ‘ia e] i Pe ze. ‘1 ise in cryin’ over ilt ; (the legend, “Guild of Building iam Ly ave Wiieeniiccede by street cars I have never read or rd a ‘ —_ a - ~ geet an” tecend | orem, , _Suidance of the .Super- d -” ao Get e ne POI “ iucation has been ar- “ no-n 7 — Ihe thea marl sia | ur r) >" self-expression. tone up the e : TT those who wil! be in ve d be a leaves @ : ““Uipture Hall near the en- revival, says Mr. dl creative instinc®s and - of the workers an th Su “ Fr tm : F ’ —_ ’ ‘ : - - ES - : > - ri _ De a | LILSE * dustria &
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FRIDAY, 3, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATC ~~ —in sei ll OO , Shel oe = rice acts sid wad ene Care Circulation inan BOTH anner hea, Newepa Pere COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-NISPATCH 29 -————_—_ ee ES " _ - -_ ———S ——— —————— —- _ -——— : ee —- — —————— a ~ ~ -. _ ; i IKt BRAHMS: e W aterman avenue, a fr eshman at The communication signed by 000 had he. nm tu " i , ™ 7 | | P} inceton Unive rsity, Wi 1} return IN PIA ‘sn . ee s P - . ‘ oe , -. ville z i abe Li | ‘ over ta the NT ie 7 ta cy? er oehenad ‘atest ; ( ) Ci } va | Dec. 20 to be with his parents for oe EE , u — s es | — was stated he ar luch McMillan of Indepen: the Christmas holidays. | ee ee Bt a ee oan evict résident; Miss Ca! | inclent village's entire population | citizens | berammergay ar , » of Kansas Cit W — — 2 ' : j i} : ; ; alt ‘4 pls ee, viiidiaiiniees Miss Nano woaddaara nas returned FI CARVING ORDERS C f 1700, explains that the vy 1] Su iti ‘ fa* sai ; ; 1 ; , 4 et beat ae : . ; ; Moai v Getitry ‘ NSP] ‘yy’ +} @4°. hp 2 9 ns tn Sf ; i oa ‘ lan ot i ha ‘ia which visited America earls Hil for ‘ fin i cat iti | hive) 0 : ; . ‘SPICUOUS in the day's so-» QKLAHOMA VISITOR _ Louis after a lengthy. visit| = Sane : agers were co | Tian = ia] ‘ rit ; ° lin ay t } ‘ | With her Darents. Mr. and Mrs | ' ao Ww is not AL OWe Lt? | i t) ‘ , business Arrangement i yan nish. Suspicion. it w i — a George Hill Goddar ————— . il rOds ard, in Holly-| |} 4gents for receiving and delivering | had falien upon t ers Enjoy ‘ chi ; cil =: C pies | aca go wy ig me to 5d gaa 5 et EE ad ered i wood ‘ab die at a ; % > , ' 1e ve! 7 rn el Youngst eoeaey Simmons, daughter of Mr. and } BEE Op pe ate OX, | Wood, Cak Her mother accontpa-| Purchasers Here Advised Ship-| the secda. and that the Gelade cae Saud 7 3 DA ~CASTLZ ito Exp O71 \ ice VD. Simmon t their home Fa Re Ey gm lied her to St. Louis, and they ate foods, and that the - Sree tO 444ANE, , nan yea the HALL “f hy 2 a Sars va taken an apartment for the ments Will Arrive Before | Plan for se nding separate cone portrayer oft the role of ; 1s OLIVE aT enrs v1 REED winter on Pershing avenue. Mr. Christmas sSignments had to be abandoned Christ in the Passion Plav Every & vening Except Mondaye and Mrs. Goddard’s daughter, Mrs | . 4 — | for lack of distributing agencies | sate 25¢ Matinee Every Sunday oF aynar n ( 'This has now been remedied, the} . Marl Maynard Johnston, and her! St. | - : when seg “ |Missourl U. Juniors lect Officers FASHIONED DANCES , Louisans wh ( ‘ , qrving Berlin EON. who visited them in California h seoigp e - : 9 ma le pure Cc ard states, by an a rrangeme rit iT . Waitz Two Step Ecnhottise he. Waits — r P: ho i f °¢ 4 ww ty . e = @ .* m wre popular ul he > Inet wanr’e axrt a nt .. ala a a in the early fall, returned some|. i | : Carvings, textile | transporting all. orders in a single COLUMBIA, Mo., De Le EVERY We Re “phy y js a ne if ." : \ wit ‘ } seen } ge. ged. f’assi layer — ' : egpdante r . sat have } ess Pe 61 8 ee Fee St Pr | Form the Passion Players of Ober- try s currency, with the consequent icently elected resi r the - h : ry we vo Lessons. $6.00 1 ‘ d } have : j it f ), ] | 14 ‘ oo oe Sekt ’ oa Cox, 4 _ . ; ‘ . iT, + ae | m~ thea I ’ ni = | . . ons ‘ , pelern you i i ens. a a . 3 . { i home De 20 from the ] such articles it the ( oliseum furt} oy, a ae | red ie oe a Pe s at | iseun irther reason for delay. PHOTOPLAY THEATERS : ‘¢ “9 » ivel A .c- | , ee 4- it ssi IT) Tis i ae 4 rs oa ,. . e*? (4) ~ *Tif the! vi | it to her rents. an: - ‘l] al "RO Be ‘ y 2 Mre Walter Edw urd Tarlton of ord: re h: } : taal | if American rip of the Play ers C1)! . ; ’ tT} Soe eee nce.”’ hs a . ’ 1] ; ' ‘ : 4 a ie . C i os . a Ko * . =? . ‘ io 4 Aas € rm ' eiay ed hbecau: +’ | min ited in ii complaint by the or- . . gn Dan : is nal oO inign she in OES ; : 2998 Waterman avenue. Of inability to make Satisfact , »when the > OU wey ee” | nant i, taba de on — x be es ; " ieee, ‘SA4AClOrTy | Lanization against th: treatmen! geaterda) _— Ht oS SaR eee ——— ys | 8SSeEseS ‘ t, e Shipping arrangements. but Steet © ot eel oe ae baal & . " ~ * ler ‘ } riiaae os ‘ > ; ? , re) of privat naroe ial and se til. . : + : innounced recen iy, Was the guest Bs ive Who Will Visit eas h City °n | by the American committee » th se upils - 8 _ = nok . : : Ps i, ' ioht at ; ir : rhic} - ‘er — ores ‘ who P Dat ~~ i * Z ee ; } a ii, ‘ , h : ‘ ‘ none i ae nicknit ai «i dinne r s11¢ ii ordera W ey] * taken. | brought about th t W . $1 ; w ’ . . ’ “os S Our, OnLy im | g Louis Goun' ; Ir .and Mrs. Joh B : arty given by Mr. and Mrs. Wil-| . ne £ ne direction oO ae . eee ot EY neahurw mins _ molud me ‘iene " lig ,09 "esterate | che dl 12 Kingsbury p! willbe included eS ‘ ; liam W: 602 Westgate PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ - - — a ile oe A le “tee. : 2 . ro op ae d , _ a .: + — ” Los — n the group of Bt oulis you! ee , ; avenue. A surprise of the evening T der comm The boys ithe . women wl will return ec, 20 ie & | was the nouncement by Mr. and Mrs. W rs of the « ngagement cal their aughter, Miss Elinor, to é Marvin J. Wilkerson. Miss Wal- 't : is a studen at Washington | University. Wilkerson i AINCSH fell | nt ' si mis a gradu- th * ‘appreciat i . ; aoe —_ rr . Teffe? , run ee oe ate he Uni rsity of Missouri. NEAR DO 6 NEAR NEAR OLIVE sciferous enthusia : > oe = * ict . i ee ha Pas ' : ; , , ~ y er J i . ~~~ ~ SBwy eB" a } Delmar at Clara — 2, NOAH. BEERY STARTING SATURDAY “a4 - Wyant yk cree 4 Gorgeous a," as. a Ses : . | .P Ss ri te stmas holidays. ;._._, 4 ioo ‘ + ? iiss Gertrude neational 7a ‘ : | Photodrama { f the Love Marriage Pere nee ~ + ee ee VIRGINIA VALLI ang WALL ~. = Star ef 'K-thelnknewt: ¢ WALIME BEERD n \ ag x ae FROM COAS8T vr \ SMASHING/ TH | | see with Ga er esi ' : e « : REMEN DOUS/ Re NEW YORK cITy é ‘TopAY + ie . a ' Proke all records Rivoli Theater, =! D me... pe a 4 ’ Novelty on Program. i . ; ; a are 6y ne aire | ete Te ‘rived in St. Loui : . : , fas f a HARMON) LAST TIMES TODAY 56 tabi oft ene ss Los ANGELES | , : * SINGERS jaan Siaahes e , “ tive « of breaking ree eee a a a Se A RN a Aaa ~ At the Kings | I At the Rivoll sa ahnatassacteaies ee : pile id ’ . le: worse Wage. er Pec te mee sss of Mortimer Wilson. | ye. She will remain until Christ: t Emery's Great Play of Today] Owen Moore J) Con) aan oer —_——————— ___LAST DAY—RICHARD DIX in “MANHATTAN” BIG OPINION Biter tetore te winiam Tere} ajax racy Ferry, daugnter of | J q es a= || et In the “North of 36” parade Milian’ 09 Gestgned |te reprotuss a the ehitan : to orct oie 5231 W tminste plac eet ty t. Loui Indorses , an 5 zs . & : y \ A a é L : -_ | | Saturday. 3e in front of Missouri & bias the latest comment by the rs “Silent Nicht” fendels- | night's visit in Detroit _— — NEXT SUNDA’ sd SEAN NOV ee : = £ Phy Zee ae ‘ | Theater at 12:30 M. shar p. Thou- publicists, newspapers and period’ Bebhn's “Hark! + Serie Angels | returned “ Sigh WALK] . sands will be there {2 [eee =| WHITESIDE] Sagas ee nate at ighth~ a —™ ANATICISM IN RELIGION. — FRANK in th: ‘rhber Century. ame. ene « natured |’; aaa ett ia: . o :, Mr ‘ ¢ ) pe Be Ga | 9 Be AB ee | ’ ° 6 one of t! tty ironies of history plamations to the vounesters a! - : nad iaugn M ‘Ss A K U R a ; ox 1 : + | RS hint clan Ge MAEM BRIch the orchestra cave oo | | UCORE esiEaee Seoen INE pra? SEATS $1 . 3 . Suited $WITH AN ENSEMBLE fee |. Q lon 1¢ re " , the Jews it hates in| attempting t@ IN ST. LOUIS AND m OF HOLLYWOOD e they created, a religio-racialism, Sie - 7 tthe ‘Tse ’ en fone i , psais £3 HER FIRST APPEAR- m™ BEAUTIES IN A - it in the name of a Jew. who de- Yuten tympani and) ee Se ne PHOTOPLAY THEATERS =a ANCE AT POPULAR Bag | ma 6=DAZZLING DANCING rou t t. For the founder of Christianity mus Of TN attend paid .y : a ” : Mf Sie — apes os ai.-t-2=- 5 > Fe ie ee ee eis sah Ee. PRICES. : | Z DIVERSION. Benied the Jewis} ldim to special F¥edw ) a S8nG BU “leain Ber next weel “gree : =o i . 2 LF hae Se ) ni He said that he had never | ; ' w Soft - Be = za oon V4 | , he four! ace in ' wngene —s 1 = » Bees ae ' ; / C-} ‘ . ar ater cee cman a mo? : 4. © mee ee 2 / | a ne riumphant Return ventured a Lip ar gt NPE, ere Y ome a. a wa “?¢ p A WWO-DAY BENEFIT FESTIVAL Vl Eee | eee ae = NES - UlUl Le = i aS fe 7 Engagement of the | Mperiant intire Proceeds Will (6-0 Into Pound nh , = . i ; 4 7 ii 2 _ 4 | , tithes Pal ly ] ’ ; Holds A ( ri nd : fora New Building. “A ere. eae ; ee a 74 Fa ) —— : Me % “4 Vaiss Soe 4 hs Z hy y ( ‘ent ral Records — ee eee, eee ae nt Hebrews vee oe howl 3 mio a HE i , . LES F i gaee : ~ ‘ Te, is ifa Can mm bu - ' ) >s ina . en VOU *s } YQ ng” = oe | a oa i | PRESENTS 2 i : | What a POC eee ; Wil, 7e0rge ehould oneal EE tas ore, ) : , ge Combination! > whe Be PRESENTING A & logy. on the Sunday afternoons and eve- Las? | @ Je Soames | | Broadway’s | - Oy en ces ee ¢ a h one magnifi- Bi tings , ; 6 PRY 2 3 tn © fA FRR COLORFUL a lized what he Carmelite order, which : :; ye . tis Favorite Star | ie tae £MG hg Vy WITH BREATH- ¥@ 7 | 3 ion. One to be ¢ . ) 7 2: er: a ; ALO PLAYBOY” me MT A KINGS And His Motion Picture eS a ee Beste Jesus would m the : ; , ‘ 1. % j . ‘ ’ thi . Me 7 SE i, i te 4 ’ Ze J . § ° , lc ph a | GEOUS COS fi In order to accommo- usness aan be E ‘ . : a ~ : , Kim 1 SL 4 % hy TRANS ae 'TUMES AND [R- Rut we as. 4. hts | | : = of Pe ) : : | f oe We 4 z PE 4 ee JR ESISTIBLE f All in Person date the thousands who incredible f @h, , ties | and — ; -— . 4 CR : “4 : 4 tj, Om ‘ And in the Beighbor fi RE an ee TT —) er 4 LA oe me? FE Gea AE, 4p a ‘ MUSIC. i “7 There's a : ; “ed iy Rhys AEG A NOVELTY BE low - m — — a ‘ na tt _# aseL) | | al > ° : * Little Tar- a, , ey ; , : Py, 43 . ; | C O S T U M Ec Part e ad 3 : ; , , , , Za : °/t Jam ' IDE: IN CRAPTSMANSTIP. WHISPERING WIRES” nish in Every fF bit: A ei yn hal ATS THAT CHANGES Saturday » Man's Life : fT Gy GEG: ) | aS ‘ae . ; . a (», bh Yo yA ; “a ¢: 4 4 Z 4 —s | 7 ce page sole / M 5 Bit | 4 Ml edt gp. 2, 4G 4%: TIMES. QO 1oOn Remarkable perform- f the Trek » * . ? - | | : _ CF . - * “gett? 3 ye a a : 1 in see .. ae ; 0h 4G | 4 a 5 ance during his pre- advocated the fone... rate ; | =G A R R ] % K : | rs ' ‘ gag | : : , ; ys | A | | ta 2 | - | Pictu re nians engagement, the management has pur- system ip the “od Prayer for | manad.! wor RI ESQ 7] * 4 so . Ds Wag yi; 4 ga iy he re- nm — | : aA : s I, , ILE J ; + O45 4 Gs > - Ag . A , 1s to t lillies athe os . 7s } APG 4 “9 0 4A ee, ar ‘thased Mr. Beban’s . ." Fs Hal oe 4 y . ; J yy GA - V4 ; . gh 4% ‘ 7 mH ¢ " . ' ” . cra fts- Bel, mt " ; . ‘ ; i i 2 ; _ rs _? , it ont Puneral at St. John’s. Vd hooking from another ES hee. DV BA LP stay Meteor Pm Pr ee eg egg 8 | SEW YORK, | | | | ag May McAvoy > &£ i, “a i, Sty YM Be , Spoken ity and he will appear Marie Prevost | | th hi ; . rs ~~ £2 “4 : A ry? Rona/d Colman : é mr eA ¥ ; | 2 age a | D Viti 1s Horry Myers SS oes ‘ E@ ( "5 thy tog nn i empl of s il ie eee §, |< one weste Ont Cast of 24 * ; ER dh - yo 7 " ; —_ A _ = ae 4 k. : . eter @ * * Norman Kerry 4, hie Mh ” : : BEGINNING TOUMORER . , “4, ’ . os y ' cd f Grand Central Players, All Theater In Person ~ ohia and the ban nd has ® ne oO 1G ACTS—9 “v} , «4 7 .¢ ’ nn ba) * a : < ~ 4 yi @ -—--—— ~~ ard , , ~ a © 4m ccerercetpeem a ‘ iy ger Ge { - ad . - a * : . , ~ - . : . —25 ) : | . : . et? | t Times Today -. ee Siete a pie oat 9tTE — pr, es : “ at Art Museum Po tponed. a . J RLIE ] + 2 2 mg : \~ON THE SCREEN ~ Ary ‘66 ° On On | yy BRE eat 4s Capt he h set 8 ier Sa’ ALONG CAME RUTH@coe ee him wa, andl Woskl Reet 1 } eo Oe - Miike M2 Wns Blood” Stage — ane OF Seeks VIOLA DANA-TULLY MARSHALL Rhy Ree Mir. Mehren BBter the ihe galter: JOR WILTON With 4AsTTmes TOoAy dG a WALTER HIERS PEci4, SE ———il sects and desire OS Mucation has been ar- | Broadwav bv Nicht WE LYRIC-"GIRLS MEN FORGET” . LoEw: 1E5 he whole ogtioo® | S Cheese yy ow, Fad comabeeet ARBs ALN “ADITOL - "CAPTAIN Bi -§ : DIMENSION oF Den La R I y TIM 20018 Ss) eines (COLUMBIA BURLESQUE) |e Sciam |i) : es 7 B || conse a LZ COME DATey nem ate Dark - « - {i é , ihe re "teet ragervle tHeoniest of oe mas. - : . - ; F _* va " - - - - ° Eee ee _—— ~ —— ——
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3 : FRIDAY, VORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED DECEMBER 15 30) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has. ot : iia AREAS RN — == - a - . — ee ae . : - s i+ i+ “in - . - - oom " . 0 on ' . o* T i¢’; ° , ‘ . ist : ase is cie itries may live peacefully | ‘- In nM. POEs if onary ¢! | | ‘ | : : ! zs . lor ' ork ; 1 save. nents. r mc! : Py Ul: Ess } s ch 7 ra As \solateanell DRIVER KILLED : 3 ! " ' “f : : ts. ~ STUDENTS KIDNAPED, Co- -operation of People | pes 2a hea enol Needed. mu: ll ce ‘rate in 3 : por S é “s ' ny 7 aie ms coin aa his | rejeht rain a he Pivmout ‘The plan cannot succee d with = ; i | ac j Mes ; si oe ‘ . an ; A pe Se to e di ’ nue *inEL whiicn s ad tribut Sm | a TROUSERLESS. Essential to Dawes Plann ex: comraton oti pent reiting fhe Peaerat Reserve se iy be bal = : Md in the restoration of between the lines of Igual RT THREE. y bil *} rs : Lit, Til | ‘ si a - when in the face of all this she | ized the responsibil ities. which | mewamete , he | 1 vhict had “stooa a A ——— > = ‘ . > . > h ~ Tre ha? 2 sata ess . . — . . = _ 4 —— - Continued From Page . va ‘ —T lat ons neces | fi diay iT) tn a ia y in | ni 1 erLeal . ‘ » - eslitic ' "4 + : men Go on Rampage. | cumstanc tC was mu wae we oe BS -\ science, knows n al mn | ” os 2 to | human beings in all coun-| any rec litical support nd Prime Ministers . prdhiah 4 Pe s | ind ha ve | x = : id - sae and their party) ive 4 : Inquest Into Death of Frank petals ee ol im hs mn ven and a ged rinciples uf I ist Weber, a Carpenter, Con- 7, ‘ a; CheRO flings, mio ; iSroouirs.s Aas ae fee] thea pulse ee » Te see nt | ' , wy 0h Fptsiei - ip a me: e . : & , ver : , 4 iy Gi ft ' - ‘ nm ’ . ‘ } ins ; ’ . | ’ ndon ‘aris ane »e T 4 a | tinued After sin Wit- Man Walking on County Road Sc- vi oes rims 9 py gt oor | houses: - > co na Hifficulties the| i . . Bond’s riously Injured by Auto. ieey ae Akg pH Pauten conference gged slowly) : Il Mi : r) ’ Y, i ’ - ‘ ; ae 1} . i » oe " 2 +h eonference . — ne cr office! O11 Lilt pa heard, to allow the trai: 45 years old arid ' CArpe! ; , ‘ be } n Lit liaé j ‘ 1 . ‘ ‘ ] : if] , Ii _ 7 . . a airnees |; if A Tew minutes after he w ; J see -_ - as ; iT) ir) ‘ ie] , fres)ma for his fairne: iT aye To ts : ) ; x - his 7 hg SO, es i aaa cpt Sy e* ae Be. Ape . pth a ; sniaibeset ant Wied ‘sitw street cai 4 ‘nister of England, tor Be 0 NS ae ” : Re : . ; a up. Aine made to vérify them ene Gt te ee rime Minister of Sy fOSGS Ss : a . ie ae a $e eae. " * res Two 15-year-old hovs, rerald : me e Ai 7.402 sand kidnay the first yea 7 ews on the one side and his , PO ER NS BRM os: Ss as 6 eS Ss Bis er me &, | his tact and 4@s'! Bonzo, 6290 Suburban re Lawrence Thomps a » © ens avenue, testified the cates on|-.in - on, todaw w Mie Tar | freshmen irsting for ngeance | foreign policy § either side of th ge ae i aa Me t discipline at . down and warninghbel! ut e ring > os ek i a ee le is y) the hand f a sophomor discip- = a to M. Herriot. the ing when the train, : ee ee ee 6 hCUaal line committ then went on a | ‘“ ta, F St. Louis, whist! ‘the cros Reunite 3 . ° 00: ‘y rampage hey kidnaped abo ls —_ — tonzo testified iedeaialiniten ut the conference on traveling about 15 miles an hou: ; nd ver , ° 4 ve he en a | alley Park and lel nom See the ground that all disputes ar ising skidded in the & ie i eel : ate e| | s best tl ‘ without under the plan shoule be submit Srasned throug: the gate, appar-| ine coupe and knocked it 25 feet./Tousers. Another sophomo = Sleed to arbitration, and that entiyvy out of cont t ro! Police reported . . a +’ e " ‘) ‘ + +} : ‘Ont nmuilty . devotion to ttf ‘ — f his country on the he rance, who ugho : . ; — ’ , . | . ‘Ti Ai ; ' ' shad wreck. : ad This morning numero. resh- , | = wes buried | | 7 : NIES OF BURNS SUFFERED IN ' more democratic rovernment in | age. Thompson testified, ho mer aSSeCS5S and appear nM Germany herself. rer, at Weber w: urled cleat ithe campus arme ‘ith paddies. erick and ; yn the eas CLEANING PLANT EXPLOSION Second-year men were set upon and “Third, to Herr Marx, the Chan- , —T , ls ‘ ‘ _ an tri - »)) ¢ ‘er é ‘ ‘ » met his Side of the tracks while his al ree 4 ct. . re a ) vigorou spankings; celior of Crermany, whi nl | | Mm, «2 Years O14.) where they were ‘countered in| difficult problems both at home and} abroad, with dignity and courage f an openness and fairness of mwoeaT * Trie LS gy Stopped on | was placed on been stoppe tance, and levard station Sous Zz - > whic! Lade one feel that at Cermanv had laid aside her layed by automohi » 8 uke’: Dee ing ane ‘lean ma “ey ¢ Inder treatment for injuries. . lanking sabers and was ready to Hospital. He w: ad whe the ae eae t nuneiln Th rel ert Adam: 36 Algonquin place, | W rk and pay her debts machine arriv here 20 minutes Ry ickman, 2 h260W Page boule- ebste TOV uffer a broken | “Fourth, to M. Thenuis, the wi after the accident ' Le llow employe, is in a seri-|COllar bone in “pile-up” th ‘e- | Prime Minister of Belgium, The police reporte: tha the ie ndition lited when forces f the rival | was one of the ablest and mo: train, which was : | tactful participants in the confer- at the Delmar station, * ravel- | ¢rom a Hing he he he 6106 Kingsbury avenue suffered aj ence ing about 20 miles an hvuur. naptha us i leaning ignite ind u ver the rign ye and 1 in “Ttaly, thouch not represented by Five Blocks from the n | se ely burne hoth Martin) Jury | he ver rao lec. the head of her Government, pro- : ~ __ SO oe a e ly Be _ —— .. a the accident in whi Teber lost Tort. iden le mpant ne ani pit, icn is ; vided spokesmen who were so able! his life yesterday, rank . ‘ ‘i sal ir ings 0! 1A bLted y the Unive by autho iand alert that they made them- of 6516 St. Joseph yenu "elit Presse ause A Spi c¢, Which ig tiles, vil take : , n ' NCIS }gelyes invaluable. ton, was critically injured s rtly nited t} chemical. ‘je “7 a — - ene eee cannot close this reference to ithe London conference’ without | oe congratulating you and the Gov- EVENINGS UNTIL Gg P. M. Cae tee — ernment of the TUnited States on bes I great contributions made to} success of that internaional ing by Mr. Kellogg and Col. Lo- Placed as they were ina dif- position where their merest Suggestion came with the backing | of 110,000,000 of independent and prosperous people, they showed dis- criminating judgment, tact and fairness. It would be readily agreed by all patricipants that but for their presence,- speaking for - ation . ne . orev ee a° trl 4 4 LITT “ dy ” = = S YM pry uf rpereve . P- Brand-New Clarendon Plaver-Pianos Priced 32 AQ meee ae... ... S l l ; ma! Terms of 19 Cash an exceptional offer and affords you an oppor- told how a railroad bill, requiring a i\two-thirds vote, went through when | ‘its opponents did-not dare vote | : Worth, We Believe, $10 to $20 More B d’ He went over the formal : ecept- cn you asaiins out to oe ' supe lance of the plan, the start of op- buy your Overcoat— ing construction § Wrst j}erations under it, and the with-| ar |drawal of the French and Belgian you fix in your mind ‘Mere, a tele >, vi Not : you wonderful & armies from the Ruhr, pointing out pthat Germany has so well lived up the price you want to ae + OS "% ‘ ex | factory wearing # to her agreement in providing cash | oe eat oa veto rec “we cond seg pay — then you look, 7 2 | Ay phe A Ot : ice from the day yt psme Mas in substance completed her . , be aca ‘wo e Set os obligations up to September, 1925.” for the best quality ’ ied be ie buy a Bond ° “The French and Belgian mill- ° P ake ; . tary and civil authorities in the that price will buy. ' . to the end of the se tuhr,.” Young continued ““co-op- ,erated heartily and wit hout reserve , son—and more! Th tO enable the agent-general to | The Overcoat rust fit ————— = style is ‘tail | against it and face the public. save fully $200 on each ayy se re Hias trans- device, 5-point motor, full S‘-note and double tion A partment-Size Baby Grand Pianos 52 165 lhree Years to Pay make availabie these large sums to German producers for deliveries in | — a t t er mn and : ’ . A hel : = kind. Thereafter deliveries in kind P 3 and not - were no longer to be taken at the| gtyle must meet your bd wan Mow . - , te point of the bayonet; they were to — ‘be taken at the point of a check- | fancy. i\ | Big burly weather ¢ hook. if ov co . . “So it was that France by her | Bond's m ARS i fying great Ss s commitment to the protocol and by @) 4 ace Silk , : her acts in execution of it effec- C “=e to Bond . just Lined e+e iy styled with me tively denied to the world that she | figure out the . : preferred dismemberment of Ger- | t , price Tuxedo ee | : rear comfort — smart al many and the military domftnation | ou wan — ; . caten A. dahl —-— the fi of Europe to payment of repara- | y Oo pay Suits ff Turedo suit rugged of These are apartment-size Baby Grand Pianos, suited to ‘ramped quarters. Of satin or polished mahogany with copper wound brass strings, ivory keys and solid brass pedals. ‘ > J * > tions and her resulting financial we ll fit our , ind physical r caibasaian By. ale | y e figure $27.50 | ~~ - | $5, $7.50 dependable at act France als showed that ehe | and your price. op “ey They’re warm pect «A valued the friendship of England | pee ind that sne would go far to pre- vent the growth of a hostile senti- ment against her in-the United) States. Victor Console Style 210 With Albums > $ Terms of ) $5 Cash $5 Monthly Cabinet Phonographs MEA Sslint vacksgeetie thesbacy .D 49; 75 a | RAN SONNE N ENA ENED NINE ED NONE EDN en Generosity Toward France. New York Chairman, that i il] : : : ~_ | Cleveland airman, that in return we will, ; Sy 8 Cy en Oe, F re eee Mee Fi ee ae "han with Sp erg eee es : New English > Cee 39 Kan ee 7 ee Pay BE Chie ago ogtgapenyalllame bans” aS cams: Model : E's x ha ay pm Beis, , em \ Wwe it ae Detroit act toward France with a generosi- | BS 3. por he nee ERG i x eS fo . Akron ty which recognized all her -allies be = % oy Sesh . Se Ss: Se 8 TES § - Toledo 6 | : exes Cah : S. ar 2 Pittsourga . ; recs _— our feeling ~ justice, | 2-Pa nts oN phat | tae \ i % . pt Re za z Be You rn p yf. - taking into account our historical S its Saey et, % iy ‘ SSS Ae Pe My ae, Louww® | ) Railroad Fares R “May I express the hope, Mr ea. > obligations and our traditional and of Cohumbus real friendship. | MS os | Nae ; Cinctunet’ ' FR Kansas Cty “England, too, made it clear that. | notwithstanding the competition of S re is Ca German goods in her own markets | tat Bo | Ar de Building and in those outside, she would use an ol her money to help finance the in- | 8th d Olive Streets dustrial reorganization of Germanys $30 and $35 ,8o that turmoil on the Continent | - | : might cease and stability of trade | Opposite Post Office Open Saturday Until 6 r M. and finance might be restored. En- | — gland did this when there was '| at unemployment in her coun- | y, when her great industries were ‘suffering serious depression, and | all records to perfection. Elegantly finished in mahogany. Very special at this price. Delivered for $1.00 Cash Ns OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. 3% uu Larter
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___ FRIDAY PECEMBER 13, 1909 Se dictionary > INT REAL | SWAN I Scsrare ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MAN) 1S-SPORTS| oon » - eee eee RT THREE. ‘39 ai ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12. 1991 a eee r) >) , ’ . © > se .* +i PON tog in Lodging Flouse Fire. |! met at} ‘ IES OOD ion ae al sonal effects early today when fire $50,000 for alterat! a . 4 ted Prees number ther lodgers escaped in| swept thro t | Tiare . a1- | , moe ms harass eens ress. = =| number of othe! gers escal p ugh the Westgate Hotel | tions at city sanitart he Chicago Home Rule ha iv ete pec i: SS pte entngin cats aaah Maa per- | S Gabbe-dikey weaiida anaie y arium and creat-/and editor of the Austin (Ill.) In- : UTILY ging ithe far South Side. Smoking ie: a | ing the Memorial Plaza Commission dependent, has disappeared from | | to supervise design of plaza build-| her home in Chicago. According | face of a> 4 wn ee ey lodger is believed to have > ~ é caused | 7 ag 5 Ahan Nine eo “ae Aan te tae oA the fire. Simon Weel, 65 years old, “AALS 10 ACT N| | ings. | to a letter sent by Beach to Chief | was the victim. He was trapped — |of Police O’Brien, indications are | Saturday on the second floor and was dead when firemen reached him. stelle Lillian Beach, wife | wrote, and previous to her disap- ' iy, sf of "Harold M. Beach, president of | | Pearance she had been despondent. NY Gift Special) —ressmeas > 1925 OND BUDGET = WY/7 Women’s Chiffon Lace Clox 5 CARDS-A BIC suEaninnanmainmeieimmenaedia TEI NY “A Beautiful Gift von ASSORTMENT Had Previously Made Pro- | ISTORII A Black and some Sotors, a gram a Sptcial Order of oe. Cie ae H tel The Karges “nl ashioner "} . ° —— ee BUXTON E SKINNER Business for Final De- a ei ec = 18 a ie i FOURTH NEAR OLIVE P| tirmination. indites rsesewations for ils | MOTHER :— Fletcher’s ‘duce tee nea ee oie “5 C)7 cy So _ | Castoria is especially pre- MAY BE TAKEN UP ew eat Were | pared to relieve Infants in i /| arms and Children all ages of NEXT THURSDAY Party and Tee A Constipation, Flatulency, Wind P / Colic and Diarrhea; allaying “ '| Effort Also Will Be Made IL Din aye ener _ Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach Them tc Reach Decision” ner beginning 10:30 P. M. _ and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. 9 7 Features of i Private rooms for parties of thirty or more J Te To ovell inition oa took for the signature of Cea t¥ Fiehen. anit. sotutely armiess - INO lates. Ssicians everyw juqcsiecdemmame Phone Forest 9280 «soir ltt se ama Although the Citizens’ Supervis-| ry Bond Issue Committee voted a | week ago to make the 1925 bond, program a special order of business, she may bein St. Louls. His wife's | ws pe Woman Sought Here. (health was not the best, Beach ae ee ee ee ae ee a ~- . ee a * e = Ign eee oe ee iar ~ «reer ae a eee ~ 2 a -~ Sad be =. The POST-DISPATCH Is the only St. Louls evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. - | or final determination yesterday, it | / <i ‘ ; aN . oo Sone ond See The Subway Store Sells for Cash Only—No Subway Deliveries ay @) yesterday and failed to act on the | ~ Rt - | # | subject, except to hear details of | requests for sewer and park items. * explained. The program is necessary for the | Ss e u ] 8 O 4 Ee nN guidance of the city in issuing bonds next year, now less than ‘three weeks hence, and in deter- | mining the projects to be handled. In Bo d’ S Subw | City officials submitted a tentative y ay | budget to the supervisory commit- ' tee on Nov. 20, calling for $11,955,- ' | (000. Under an ordinance schedule 'only $6,000,000 in bonds can be is- $2.00, $2. 50 and $2. 75 | $1.75, $2.00 and $2 50 sued next year. Shirt $1 65 Topic Among Civic Groups. S, . Neckwear $1 15 _ ‘This limitation ue bond laauaned | English broadcloths, alpha Oxfords, woven madras, ’ is a current topic of discussion | fiber striped madras; neckband and collar attached. 3 for $3.00 amemg Civic organisations and Whites, solid colors and neat stripes. All are first Handmade silk Neckwear, with nonwrinkable linings ther groups and if more than the | quality. ei heduled amount of bonds is to he | Good range of patterns. Silk knitted Ties in neat stripes and black. issued, electoral or legislative $4 00 and $4 50 ‘action will be necessary. The super- i, visory committee had voted last ~- 2 45 | week to recommend that the sched- Shirts, $ ° $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 ule for 1925 be amended to fit Heavyweight fibers in neckband styles. Neat desirable ° | whatever total it finds desirable for patterns. S Wool Hosier V; 75¢c | the year’s program. 3 for $2 00 | Jt was understood when the . $6.50 and $7.00 Fancy Wool Hosiery in desirable patterns and colors. supervisory committee adjourned vesterday ‘that the budget would Silk Shirts $5 35 Some are slight seconds. ’ , , ‘ 9 . , be taken up next Thursday, atart- \ing the meeting an hour early, at | : 2 for $10.00 $1 75 and $2.00 2:30 p. m. ; , ; a: eert wil) be mate ales o' | — in white, tan and gray; Empire silks in white ‘ ." next week's meeting to reach a de- — Full-Fashioned Hosiery, $1.15 Copyright 1924 Hart Schaffner & Marz | cision on two moot features of the : ) | $6.50 3 for $3.00 = she ote municipal power plan: id service building, for which $1,- Heavy Silk Hosiery with lisle feet and silk tops. Black 00 10,000 in bonds has been @ssuel Blanket Robes, $5.00 only. Silk and wool in neat patterns; grays and browns. wer OSS cont spent. sue | Good selection of colors and patterns. Small, medium Most of these are slight seconds, some first qualities in ) bonds have cost the city more than : the lot. IN O EK R Q A S F R Q M $46,000 in interest, although tlus and large sizes. is partly offset by interest earned } E V C I $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 in bank. 2S | $2.50 and $3.00 HART SCHAFFNER & MARX J) -s%sssor ecru: |/ | Flat Wool Mufflers, $1.95 Pajamas, $1.95 ment in the plan r buy curren : i sees act ier Desirable Wool Mufflers in checked and striped pat- Madras and fine mercerized fabrics. Whité, stripes and and whether to supply the city hos- : nital with steam from the plant terns. Some are slight seconds. solid colors. Many with silk frogs. through a 5300-foot undergroun!l line or improve the aged steam $2.50 and $3.00 on iant at the hospital. City engi - : i tang ie mat ap ey 4 oe setae inadetnd Stellan wil ented Meee anakercniers, ing construction gives est styles; fine foreign ee | ome Box of 6 for $1.00 you wonderful satis- | : | mit tee. a | $1 00 $1 - F $1 50 | Fine cambric Handkerchiefs with white initials. ; serv: and Ameri Can woolens _ a A report of the comm! tee’s ub- | ; , ‘ a : | factory wearing ’ tore | Neckwear, 65c $2.00 and $2.50 lic utilities subcommittee on the | Se ye EE ee ~ plant was requested for yesterday, / the day you @ ] i] : y. | | ice from the day yous new cCouor; expert ftailor- and the subcommittee met in the. | a Se peanrageline shaggy ca oe | Cape Gloves, $1.65 buy a Bond Overcoat ° | ~e ge add ad cine sivaneinn mune Neckwear in neat stripes. | Out-seam Gloves in tans and cordovana, ea- O ° | © VW views, the committee K- | | to th ie end of the 7 In 9 on Car ecutive session, barcing newspaper | $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 $2.50 and $3.00 son—and more! The} men, although it was pointed out | - e 65 : . style is “ tailored in” St les for ever taste ° of Al —_ quer bor ee 7 | Union Suits, $1. | Gloves, $1.95 y 7 ? A majority of the subcommittes | 3 for $4.50 | De-grain cape Gloves in gray only. Spear and em- and not pressed in. reported to the committee later in | Samples and slight seconds from a well-known maker. | broidered backs. S1iZeS for Cvery figu Te * a. ec vane 7 — Ae a | Medium and heavy weights. White and ecru. 3 eulpment for all Memorial Plaza | buildings except the auditoriurn Big burly weather de- and against the hospital stesm fying great coats—J prices for every purse | Seton save Se ton mor eat Two - Trouser Suits—Overcoats ° engineers styled with room report was signed by David Krey- comfort — smart and) Values beyond anything rennen of the Sheen: At a Saving Trades and Labor Union; Frank H rugged—of the finest Gerhart ane Ernest W. Stix. A dependable woolent) or pan expert sibe eo cpbeshied by W. Cubes $35.00 and $40.00 329 327 Clarkson, president of the Chamber Ov ercoats They're warm! | | of Commerce. Suits HART SCHAFFNER & MARX | i ieee "laceeees ait Soaenieal a Well-tailored Suits in cassimeres, cheviots and evait veitiisisin ethubeisa canal peel The Supervisory Committee must Action was taken by the com- worsteds, pencil stripes, mixtures, herringbones and | | § mitte he site for a ne ecro ack, navy and gra | id- ~ <—e FINE OVERCOA ~ aie Sara se ahceniits sama cis overplaid patterns, in bl y Bray. are made of plaid-back woolens and come in box cland fs gro groups have been much inter Two and three button models, single and double back, half belted and full belted models. Grays, ‘hicago $e ested. Approval was given of a breasted, English styles, semui- -conservative styles and browns. tans and mixtures. Several extra value pur- Detroit R proposed ordinance to condemn for onservative styles. ; : to the $1,200,000 hospital the block C y chases are represented in this lot. 4 i, ron a 7 ae Stee ene Every Suit with two pairs of trousers, sizes 33 to 46. Toledo Pittshurght Cottage, Goode and St. Ferdinand Youngstown | € | avenues. This {s the block east of ‘ No Mail Orders in the Subway Louisville ; Solici Sumner High Schoo! in a largely olicited ica ase Railroad Fares Refunded Charge Accounts Mis hbcich The tentative 2088 Cincinnati budget includes $200,000 for the Kansas Cily 4 site. 3 Omaha | | Sites at Grand boulevard and Ta- Buffaio & 9 | clede avenue and at Compton ave- LRoston ¥ nue and Pine boulevard were re- Vilwauhe 4 : jected as unsuitable, the one on Dayton s F /Grand being called expensive and Newark a | ‘in a commercial district. The | Washington . | Public Welfare Subcommittee. rec: | Minneapolts | ommending immediate passage of | the site ordinance, caHed the pres- | Washington Ave. at Broadway ent hospital, at Garrison avenue | and Lawton boulevard, {nadequate | | ' Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth and a firetrap. The committee approved pro- | | posed ordinances etter WE ——————————————————
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: Po. DAY, STLO . “47 alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | . 8 pEcEMBER 1 ~ UIS_POST-NISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has : ITY C — oo. —== , ‘mission men to country shippers{cents lower today as a resu:t of;17% on 22 cents g at. - lES IN ELECTRIC } . ; St Louis) other States | | chickens consigned ti = U “ ston ae , | - trem line Sa , | . Na YORK R RS | trees local territory. The malady, Prices paid by St. Louis com-/for live poultry were from 1 to 3/the situation, these rangin sing © Brade of y OR K| ING GIRL. 13. | A it was explained, is not present or ——— e = : il Il nyl - voted gen r+ = Se 2 a nopder Worker Murdered ne farms, Re . fowls being shi Avett tome distances usin After She His io SSS, in open cars. A. P. Meyer, pres:- a ” a "a Ni Spurned Hs —— y a dent of thé comoany, said the cf- 1s ve ewBUS, O. »* : , 7s ot 7=¥ at ST. CHARLES,. | fect on shi aide to New York from = . murdering "i 13 — l/ tmere would be nec! ligible, but that | =f ay ' , wl Precerccccceseoseooorer™ ‘ 2 — : st fags > -_ a a. the e1 nbargo if ontinued iong. a waned us tOve, =e : FROM A TAT ; 2 | t “ “ ai- a A ~ . ap a K! on, ; ? +h 3 = ‘ es - yr . et ee! Lis . " 4- HOUR SPECIALS oceans erstocking of St ae uis market by goods ordi- shipped to New York from ¥ | bd Saturday From9 A. M. to 1 P.M. } Missouri Included in Order, ‘ADVERTISEMENT And 16 Selections To indu I h ’ - roid h K Because of Dis- ¢ . afternoon. rah, Pak eapcrelane’ ehiaene pour-beer™ coms ) Imposed Of Your Own Choice of cials, which tell their own story of super value-giving. \ ease That Affects the ; }) | A Eight 10-Inch D. D. B. L. Victor Records \7 , | With Complete Set of Albums ] ] 2 elvet Hats | |My Ienced Wee Hee Se | ' When the body begins to stiffen All for York Bureau of the Post- Dispatch. Formerly $10, $12.50 and $15 a EW YORK, Dee. 12 m-| and movement becomes painful i : A wondert ¢ » bareo against shipment live} 1t 1s usually an indication that | . / ) re aes er oF rem of chic styles -hickens into New York City from the kidneys are out of order. | : ‘ in yons an anne velvets, all eight Western states has been d@-| Keen these organs healthy. Drink ‘ ; head sizes. Offered Saturday lared by the city Board of Health oa oat and try . | | from 9 to r, or until disposed of, at fas 6 2 Oe 6 ke) & | : =~ (Second Fiocor.)-——~"™ ffects shipm pecan + Sh sd : See her eves Open I ee é : k The juratior GOLD OIL expressi nm } te eS ee Delivered to Your 9 | ith pride throughout Christmas Gift Slippers a pes goa “= tia sine A world standard diuretic stimulant, Home on Payment £ | ndurance—5 oe | Cocaine. “a = oo, on een | oeemOws Gimce 1606. In threes Giese, all of 4 5 : druggists. Guaranteed as represented. = O ! $ 00 Be | | Leok for the name Gold Medal on every THY .-«.+-+-s _—— 3 ) = ea Piano Co., VAL. REIS, Gen. Mgr. | POST-DISPATCH WANTS quickly 1005 OLIVE. ST. Balance Payable $5.00 Per Month RESTORE LOST ARTICLES of real er sentimental value. — ee Os «bags ow ee = ee es ~ in ee nn a ee Oe eee “ se B wis — ay x 5 ~* ; * as PT with raglan or set-in sleeves, muff and lower pockets and plaid wool linings eS. Se . Silv Lat Flask: Sizes 4 to I4. + Y ZY ’ e a? oe 7 : All Wool Fine Value 1 j | 600 Anderson’s imported Madras Shirta ff suck! “hain j | | Made with the low, soft collar to matchor fF) Sets complete, $5.00 collar attached. Shown in this seasons 7 Soll€a Gold Cuff LATE ARRIVING DOLLS, WHEEL GOODS AND TRAINS IN THIS gel SALE OF TOYS SAVE ». AND MORE ON MAMA DOLLS They Walk! They Talk! $1.50 MAMA DOLLS—tlU abreakable 98 . ares and feces. fully dressed ¢ $2.75 MAMA DOLIL—‘0-inach,. composi- tien heed. arms and iecs: ‘$1 §9 pretty d@resers ‘ S41. MAMA DOLL—2?T-inch,. unbdreak able. organdie dress, shees and $? 79 steckings; a real valee d.i $10 HORSMAN DOLL—The [finest made. (.uearanteed mama verce ( ormpeosition bead. arms and iegs. pretty curried wiz mime stn eres with eyelashes. ciccantl dres leswely shoes 98 and «tfeckings ROLL-TOP DESK 4 CHAIR Chests. $°. +9 newest shade of blue, helio and tan. Sizes =F Links . .. $5.00 14 to 17. ss Leather Wallets. up Boys’ 2 -Pant Suits and Overcoats : re from .......98.00 Suits are ar ms -olors. oa lime: : | : ng! t SQ 5 : Men’s $9 Value : 2 : _ | $ . Gabardine Topcoats cms xine . $76." 6 Fancy Pajamas Bathrobes .. Se oe eee 3-50 | , a . _CONSOL Tim's Caps ....... Pons Fine quality of pure wash-silk Pajamas “a Wide Leather Belts .. sea ‘ | White, blue, helio and tan. All silk-frog [os Sport Belts | | : 2h NS trimmed. Sizes A, B, C, D. . ‘PHON Imported English Br oadcloth Blouses. ‘ Anitted Tie and Silk Handkerchief, neatly packed : - SU ee re SE ke $1.00 ous | ‘ - "ha Buy Now for Kaynee Blouses... .$1.00, $1.50, $2.0 ie. HES | 7 », Ss SS aa maim Pemgee Giicts. .... cc caceccs $4. ~ Re: Be fs Raynster Raincoats | 3 95 and $4.7 Imported Wool Golf Hos $1 + ~T Disease Affects Windpipe and ad side > 8S (auses Death by Strangulation. ‘rawers ; —_ wn > set. rrougheat, und side $27, qs sat, heavy rudder drawers ac™ ELECTRIC TRAINS $9.00 Ourtllii—PFugcine with headlich Kelles 5 CUVASTER WAGON co, no aute £24 ‘hs . $1. 29 Gifts of * “Yankiboy” and “Warnova” Play Suits 5 style of Pigg 8 and rr styles of “Warneva” Play ie riced } .25 to $9. 95, of which 6 styles are described below. '/ ‘ | Indian Outfit, $ 1.65 | { | ease ie be. | | | $1 Per AKRTIPT TAT | - bearing “ AMAS TKEFS mh «steel coeff [$5.00 Value sen $1.79 nd beavy leath Biue enamei sive $$? 49 oF Strap ad lust ai wit tires, *treoel, site si |p le te any size head «. Base “Stas “tas hes “es “Yd hes os © Ts es o's “Sodas 0 “shos “hea es ©“ ts “Tos es ous oa eie P h rmmnde with steeihh size Valine, ' : $3.49 viihesttaneteiaitie baie > Veale. Maryland Ll=> Bar.4.% (nher States’ Chickens. ndian Outfit t. $2. 50 ard «(eadpiece wi — > coat and pants _ Cowboy Outfit, $1. 95 | Ae Easy $ ‘. on Pn Eo ~ —_ — - Page ter With pisto! | P ae ee aie 4 Terms Cowboy Outfit $3.00 | “5 ays spent "Suk lined andl $ OE CM lored in the correct style. ia arias ané ‘bandana, lares holier ean seen. silk trimmed. A spiendid gift for a youmg | ‘9 ] - 7 Policeman Outfit, $3.00 : it = OKEH XMAS tof Dive. long trousers with white braid trimming. | E J een, es tee ae | $95 $3 5 $50) : RECORDS | Fireman Outfit, $3.00 ae : - Xmas Eve in Toy Shop etters, navy biue trousers. belt = \deste Pideles. ca ley Hey and Hee Hee. Dreamer of Dreams. If you see it in a Schmitz & Shroder ad. its true ms. Mackly Water Blacs. ae All Alone. Charge accounts in- oe vited. Customers will ( HMI | j nn pager ve y find this a great | co on “ d convenience. Retailers. r, a 2 i 1 03 Olive St. Washington at Eighth oo oe be a TOT BIKFS RALTIM With rubber-tired . DOLL CARTS , whee ls Deed l~ aod velo ipede s4 Cart . . mm handics. Ss? Cart rz Tinker Tor Sit Curt °. : ; $2.98] Te 49¢ Si4 (tart 7. . 7 ’ $4.°5 Valve > New se $7.00 num Se f chickens Teel Sewing { heets, Machines. — - 7... — - rs - : . 5 ~* - ° " $2.49 ; Baltimore. The States affected . . 7 ’ 7. . ™ > ‘ are North Dakota. South > localities were to be diverted ~* ’ Missouri Kan ’ T lin Tm Ai $1.45 Tenpins —- Se em, Sa Te Mechanical Ferd Coape iowa, Nebraska and Oklaboma 31.00 Aluminum ‘et is ——_—— $1.25 Garage and ¢ Aatos oe. Poultry Embargo to fiave Littic $5.08 Accordion wet . Effect Here, Shippers Say. &).00 Fire Fogine ; . The N T ae en De $4.75 Packard Aate 3. ne wew LOrk @moargo on Si1.5@ Picture Machine... . try from the Middle West Picture Machine... niles st * ; 4 — sere nF, Sizes — to ] J little effect on St. Louis in the opinion of several! lo ers, who say few live shipped to New York fro markets. Most of the ul cetved here its dressed for storag- and the embargo does not apply to dremed fowls. At the Merer Bros. Comrsfssio- ». $13 North Third street, it was said iittie evi oon ce of the throat disease had been noted among 4 4 Peeerny CSET CELE LEE — ~~ REAGAN
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3 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATC : 57 CITY Circ ‘- a y PCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 93 —— FRIDA DECEMBER + —. mE . i” _——— - = cyi7%y ‘ae ib. ; crime. when told that hi l had b in al $$ En - en Se a LL The young rubber worker went | denied and that he was to aia. in| ARRESTS AND PorCerterterts ete: HOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING Co. Se tee ey vr aa to the Zriade of Produce. . it his deat ‘ith stoical compos- | complet sontrol of his faculties r > ‘ sf i cousin j } ove Alexander |~~tnat he had the mentality of a - ne seemed to be in consider- ec , Tine ~ueage oe ay mn ably bette ri 4 | spur Songun early this | Child of about 11 years of age. | r spirits after being told | , Akron, ©. : De yea ghee of his fate. | = id with his life Kuszik exhibited no concern for the ee tl Collector Says Negroes Put Him to Sleep With an Anesthetic and _ Stole Clothes and Money. LS SL, \ANOTHER VICTIM ' Surprise of Her Life— ~ Gry} ROBBED OF AuTO ——— ee ° e + wae | Two Nervous Youths Spoil An Exquisite Diamond 7p Pers fe seven Hoe ! When One Accidentally See her eyes open in wonderment and instant appreciation. Hear that Discharges Revolver. first expression of joy. Think how it will be cherished and exhibited to Your | with pride throughout her life. Such a gift—unsurpassable in beauty and Dit. sat ertminala both weld pn Payment | endurance is the most appropriate selection you can make for her. mf 'busy last night, 85 arrests of sus- | 00 ener i} | picious characters and a score of | ° . ; — Qt /Iyy,, SS if jstreet holdups and other robberies ee a ] : Sa Ss San ify =~: =" re ; “ > “—. - 3 “ 7 »* > ‘ " Se , ; . = * e \ . ; \ ry ; - ‘‘h , - “=~ ' ae . : ‘ * ye = . «=! . ’ : . \ ~~ : . z ——J . . f ‘. | - . ’ . / 4 ‘ : J \ > F ’ ’ : un v—~\ . ’ aS, + ~ ; = ' ’ — ‘ “ . ; ‘ { . » " Noang Ee 6 Cy eS ’ : ; A fortunate buy brought Overcoat to improve your } we us this aelected group of appearance. Dress up in Sa » Se : fashionable Coats” whteh one of these warm, burly Ne : : ws hte mae — ee a models, Better materials : : ee : terial fatbioned aleail ate finely tailored in a oi proved lines tn the wanted ehoice assortment of | , row and effects. Béeauti. bd ul trim—some with fur— newest patterns and the ii ; aR and many silk-lined. ; v\ . : i Assorted Groups Other Patterns at a Bias en sas tear Priced Up to $29.50, $35.00, Wwe $84.50 $42.50 and Up XY. ee wee white Mounting is 18-k. white or white gold green " armed men held them up. Eisen-| | it in $100 gold $200 berg lost $35 and his watch and/| ’ - 1924 , perfect gift. esigns.... i tects Mi | chain and Feldman $200, $180 of, which belonged to the company, | ie & . k M and his own watch and chain. LVe al O00 Li7Tte eeper 7 Godfrey DuPont, 6240 Clemens W i avenue, a collector and salesman '| Car We Reco end | for the Gottlieb Realty Co., ap- | | peared at a police. station last Bu lova atch eS ‘ | night with one eye closed and his . | face bruised and told how he had a As Advertised in Saturday Evening Post a Paget imag ite ah bby e O his clothing. uPont sali 1e in Holid Our showing includes Bulova, Gruen, Hamilton, Howard, Elgin and nu- was waiting for a street-car at Jef- in Oo ay ' : Rae Di . > K . ; » ferson and St. Louis avenues at | merous Others. See this week’s Saturday Evening Post. as ne a rs 1:45 p. m., when an automobile oc- - cupied by three negroes stopped a > Sa. 'and one invited him to getin. He —) a Fo astte. | i Lh tt, Sees aoe Mi +? Hi) Ed eel (ETRE if | accepted, thinking he recognized Mi uit {, es x Nit , af if Boxes ‘ | : Mia ri ; = 4% | Hy Br . . - ac ar 7 } ranrea hia. “3 i Vijh $7; | = : it | one negro aS an acquaintance. Dis cross stripes, bias a — ,_— le 54 ' : Ss . orted Ever Pointed GILDA re 'to get out, whereupon he said he 8 full cut diamonds and 6 sapphires set in was beaten and put to sleep platinum ; 10 Ke white gold ¢ OC White gold filled case, beauti- - probably with some anesthetic. He case, lj jcwews fi } yengeray 4 15 — $35.00 i} : Pe ey lly engraved; 15 jewels. . . i woke up several hours iater in an 1S Kc. solid white gold; 17 jewels . $50.00 h | Kast St. Louis alley, robbed of mos! 7 = his clothes, $7.16 of his own W ash t as ‘Seeie | a . money and $150 to $200 in collec- | 1 lio : : | tions. Robbed of Automobile. | covering his mistake, DuPont tried > John Raible, 2931 Harper street, ; h i “skate wt, was about to driv 4- nis ‘ OU] ‘ } } ; ——, ~ } . . | | $3 Imported ) EILEEN » 4 4 iragce the re at 50 } ee he Nn 2 full cut diamonds and 4 sapphires set in White gold filled engraved = $98 50 it two men robbed him wf the : , 5 im ar, latinum: 18 Ke. solid w ~ lS jewels. ii hs = + . id, 17 jewels ie $ é 5.00 14.97 ii an $85 shotgun which it containc:’, - @eo.c, 11 j et es ee 18 Kt. solid white gold; 17 jewels . $45.00 1 $362 | hs ocala eI ' ali ‘ 0. in CASI a tit J* ’ ess 3 A ; a le . ¢ OTHER Payme nts can be arrange d week- | : men aiso = 3 ry : OTHER 913 South Eighteenth street, at hi SUGGESTIONS iy or monthiy as you prefer a aewre ce Shana : 1 t Leap ‘ N5 ; l SUGGESTIONS ease and took the ca! f ’ Silay >) ‘ *) ™ } , a : \ Earare, afis . , ~ss =» - . Peerene o . _—— = -eentee rs sere eteerteets se POR reese eevee eras oo reneeremaservectabessessedhs retesees cove ‘ , hr , ey } i Or } mon : —T —_— - eek | i ; -* « » ’ : . 3: . eee eeee ete “ ~_ . . " . *- + x3 ' . P : . st: ‘ 4 . ore okt Ps. 2° eee ees: 77 33: et : re st. ; ~~ - ‘ " ‘a , . . . ; ‘ . r + + os > a aS tof eect) A ie: = Se 9 2 > Sag’ =? e+e °° aq ePae' ea | ‘ te ’ : oy UI - ¥ “] . . - 7 ad " . ‘ . . - 2 — = - 7 - - : ~_~-~ - — . . . i% _ y | rr i i ‘ : «A ‘ atit ; ‘ , 7 ores ‘see etees ve ies ho ae rr ee ee sores ecsee ve eee 190000 #0 te 100080 © ee PROS RO OEE FONE | COOORERESS OOOLERT FOROEE REET 1 EET (OREO OSES OS LORE TEED OS TET OOCRERTS CO ORE RHETT FOE et 1 «84108 . " : " = -* Le Ne es, fe GABARDINES | ot, sant lia eset Of close-weave material | ) 3 fully formed tnto luxurt- Spee . | ous garments of distino- Exceptional tes BESS merece: tive charm, ow oe ecg veceeeeeeenesss . ee ° SOOCt AF NORE PORE OD Eth OROT SETI ET ERDeLe eevee ee whewt er tees. ieee — — >= —— ———- —SS Sess - oeOee@. +0000) +0844 80+ +8 ee secre Be 8 eee ee De een de eee ee LA he oe ne ee * | J CFS O88 R OO ROOT eF es CORT EF ee eeeee a Pe Pe 899901008 6® ePreer eres bery, when or! . . ’ 5 ih. Las . j eRe. ‘ . » ' e 4 -— 9 es es NA I EN ENS EN ENS EN EN SNES EN NES ENE ing the shot, ran. ‘The other pure wash-silk ‘Pajamas. } CONSOLE A FREED-EISEMANN if ; his companion in flight, also seeing rani. (othe & (sroce! erman Sextro, 459; io and tan. All silk-frog | . | A &'> HPHONOGRAPHS > RADIO SETS {220228 ee f + i Taylor avenue and Page boulevard, n $20, taken by one man who iocked i Hiomer Hisey, the manager, and two friends, in washroom; Stand- ard Qil station, 5900 Clayton ave- nue, $25 and overcoat of manager, Kenneth Wakxler, taken by one armed man who locked Waxler in washroom; Kugene Devoy, | Pestalozzi street, held up at Oming and Bent streets by three men and robbed of stickpin and change. $450 Taken From Cafe. Burglars took $450 from a hid- ing piace in the cafe of Francis Doherty at the Swedish Nationa! Society Hall, 1159 South Kings- highway. At the pharmacy of Walter McCormack, 4101 McPher- bon avenue, burglars stole 25 pints that is impervious to rain or snow. values on terms. eS BS, & ee eee , 9 ee . eee. § aoe a ee 6 Oe hee >} Up aN FOX CHOKERS HATS AND CAPS a -— MILLINERY For Men and Boys r ybberies reported were: . ’ Buy Now for Xmas Delivery All Sets Guaranteed = : — 4 -. one 5 = a Thie ie & WE were a long time in selecting regular a Radio to offer the public $100.00 and find after careful considera- tion and study that the best to be had is the l'reed-E-isemann. OPEN EVERY SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK : a 3 t andard eau i D- ment and piaya SS Featuring Men’s Fine All-Wool a XY A Galaxy of Styles *2-PANTS SUITS pie BEAUTIFUL DRESSES R WITS Well made of durable material in és all sises for the growing iad. : , Fascinating designs that Style, fit and wear in $ 50 : eens sen 40 ton Ge these well-tallored Suits. A: paalaivel and Up ewills. ericotines. Cans petit reco! ds See the new patterns and tens, silk, ete. with ate of whisky, a revolver, 29.000 cigar- wasve Cam ; ettes, $13 worth of cigars and $5 sh, and spilled an 100-pound cK of sugar on the floor. Police have issued a warning to he public to beware of pick ts and purse-snatchers downtown and special detectives have been de- ‘talled to downtown streets. Mrs Elsie Spielman, 3964 Lexingtor ivenue, was robbed of $19 by ckpocket in a downtown etor esterday and Mrs. FE. A. Brutcher new shades Others at $27.50, $35.00, $42.50 and Up SAME GOODS—SAME TERMS AT OUR EAST ST. LOUIS STORE—314-16 COLLINSVILLE AV. FREED-EISEMANN, $100 FRE DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOME Other Radio Sets as low as r \ Children’s Coats, $10.95 & Up id Charming Designs Up to $49.50 ™ . por n= Tuxedo Suits worsted, beautifully tai- : h y $18.50. Terms if desired. ect style. Silk lined and ; splendid gift for a young L: “THE HOUSE OF UNUSUAL VALUES” 2227 GAe >t <r Vise ne ee eee he ee he ee he heh hehehe aE Ene Eee he aE he eke ae ee eh he eh he eh eek he hehe heehee EES
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FRIDAY. . pe ;CEMBER 1: 12. 1924. » wes 3: : . MB N : fa emereemnat ST. 31 LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED pcre a CMAN NISCOVERS HOTEL 3 i] ST-DISP. te | 8 —————————— ET —F F AND ROUSES GUESTS tion and so rare in real life, where- Reporter’ s Own § f W GOT $1500 SHARE OF =| in the cud reporter triumphs over —— YOU DON’T NEED CASH WITH. Bw Bere Bow in Flees oe On Loeb-l. or a eS Aas epee? ES | _L. P. BRASCH & CO, re ree n Loeb-Leopold Case That iets Goldstein, employed by the Chica Gar al 4 oe} Ore Monday T 2618 FRANKLIN AV, o= aon. ae metering * aS a NN Dafiy News, were etiill new at the 2 - + + | Phone: Boment 29789 sevard and Won Half of $6000 Reward a Seed ee: 7 OS a 3 Rooms Furnished Complete *] Two “Cubs” Identified Body of Little Bobby | wit b — r 2. wyytey : see $17.50 Down—Livi R he mystery aa : Cena ene 7 : oon eth ade 3 ~~ = ' Bedroom and Kiehen Franks and Were Instrumental in Trap- ping Slayers, So They Received Largest Shares. Grand ®, a, | % 2 onnor and Gi began by “scoop- the murder and (4/2 A “eos ong SZ 7) : Saturday Specials Old-Tyme Candies ; a cw a ts OY “Pp Peg mae: Poin oli o Mi my > ie@~ ' *. é i ' Our puler assortment of week-end Candies, Chocolates, British Liner Refloated. - ee Nougats, ete. In ready-packed boxes for the a ~ ~ - d . - ry tt. 4A ac? ‘a a2 ‘ per who is in a hurTy. One and ps 07 er ¥, “-; 17 P cy - ~~ . " “ “ _ Cub ‘ divin H. Goldstein, now a reporter on the Post-Dispatch sta, wos, ewarded $1500 Wednesday as his share of the $6000 im rewords offered for solution of the Franks murder mystery. The same amount was awarded to another reporter, James W.| J . Mulroy, of the Chi cago Daily News. by which newspaper Goldstein w LS : oe . which went ash ire ¢ t} Shing! : 2 c : j = ~ = eS >: 7 . ° ; employed at the time he gave the State valuable assisfance in the so:w- [gSe ~ — . e P “s , 7 ‘ tion of the mystery Siz other persons were gaven ] rt , ne. ; > oe. SS “ a a = oe Jue Fruit flavored hard Candies. Taffy with the snappy tang ‘ reward tn a report Dy the C hicago Crime Commiss which @sstsic PRS. ie Oc:iOCK iast even The kind that children lieve. eof real New Orleans Molasses, = GREATLY is » 5 Star e's Att: orney Crowe and (Ch Py, at Police Col # ; peer ° ing ThE ‘ : SS ™ ‘ = “a mene Special, 23c Ib. Special, 35c¢ Ib. reward in the case that sent Leopold and ! porta! Royal Pound Cake portabl nT ’ . ; . — fi? re SK 2S + Goldstein $s story of Ais wr rk wil Mv bi? ¥ . - « icin , . ae e.. 7 . ee HEN the city editor the Tret was enous. aa § £. Ch . Rich Batter Spenge Deuch Chic ago D: Lily Net sent Jin ner E xperts Viewed Notes. " ‘ ristmas ’ baked tn a round mold. The Muinaw ana = be Ig me | me th ote varieties of sides are encrusted with outs MULrOyY a! n eee oy | Then we had a typewr.t.ng ALVIN H. GoLeaer= rwenty-five . and the top iced tzu rings, Bat- ae aint two pound boxtes CLL AOR PIE PS OI nl AE Bg: a ‘ ' ve et a a al ray? eee me By ALVIN H. GOLDSTEIN Tea Cakes for ite a tip on t? delicioes Tea Cakes that ter Fudge. white and pink. i year |; mse” — ng some A beautiful cake, and just as LO tie« to serve with ice ) the name implies, the Reyalty eream, with tea. or just |} of the Bakery Counter. ‘ie SSS i é' Over servi to have around the house | . \ —— - “2 ceable > Ss Hi ome our nome menu, for an in-between snack. | pecial, 65c each So . Floor Sa 8 pene as low as $4 What Christmas Hostess .- SS — _ Wiis Junior * y used but in good condition. wouldn't love ( S— 7 * ssanrvwtentintientenaial Just received big shipment. box of these 2 f C b ) LSS. # quickly and easily, using I LaChoy . ‘ ? ur en SS D> rgredien 's. s d o Hart Schaffner & Marx Foe gente 7 0 g Stoll : fone and 14 4 wide and deliciow per pound | , “hinese dishes can be be prepared with \Soicire many tke tee JOIN OUR XMAS PHONOGRAPH GI Eo e new Twe-peund Box Sent A delicious Coffee Cake flied , = teaune Sauce. the principa: nothing finer is or can be made. with Almonds and iced with ; Why buy a cheap new o Safely Anmywhere in the a tents VV rite lor pe Dooxlet. whieh will leok Mike cane —s reited States fer Cream Ffeosdast and Almonds. & v4 Terms and $1. 00 Down on Any Me | Siiies sean ouseuaeen ny few weeks when you ean bay 25 Cents Extra . . Rick etre “kchegar oe goed as meer Met Gchnamens : Special, 42c each FURNITURE SPECIAL re a , on oa , —> oF : ‘ast rete! a Rearty t teeky tu i. | a ed Te Oe ao, an 2-Pants Boys’ Suits S495 Arcade Bldg Incinding handseme tapestry cover. . ad | . | 1012 N. GRAND | §12 Locust St. 806 Olive St. 706 Washington Av. ; whe Open Until 8:50 P. M The POST-DISPATCH is the only St, Louls evens. es ", nowepapes giving Associated Press vews =o iii en) —() — — 1 -} — (J (J J — (J J —_—_—_$__ x — () ———_—__[-) —(- — {+} —{-) —— YOU WANT A SAXOPHONE FOR XMAS— WHY NOT " ~~? fa They only pe) een e « "t 2 Resinol. Soap cleas- | giving them a chance | i throw of clogging | Srst step : in overcorm- : —y a ee ee ee Chicago Crime Commission's Com- ment on Work of Two Reporters. ~, Os —— we a. a os + - wis a - = - snot Oretment tor e s ots. : Jeeves : es the angry Make Your Xmas Shopping Hondas Here—Everything Musical Unueusl Vieiil Offer ee FOR THE AIDDIES out ‘ excessive olliness, Toy Cornets and Saxophones Select a Drum Outfit to Suit You VIOLIVS— ‘ a Z y OE to ide then | Priced f =. w Waste time trying to hice a is the happiest bor tn th Greatly Reduced. ay From Our Very Large VIOLIN OUP SIeunen improving shia ill alwars be pread TreeTene Sane 75c to $1.50 = | i Stock. chin rest and rosin. Up from... i Attorney Scoffed at Idea. Back tf : ' : rushed Franks’ idea might t received Ee eee ee ge - an » ‘ tx 4 RYT A oe PP ee = a ~ Se eee, oth “ a ah 7 4 — * as —— 2 eee 7 ee ee o LL aia. IT Cf LL A OCC AL LLL LG LLL LLL, A CLA LL LLL LLL LLL LL LLLP LLL Obtained Typewritten _s « = b=? nee nem, w0Y Violin and Bow... . $1.25 hae oN 23 Ludwig and Ludwig Drums and rien en Sly ae MARE. S | NOL BUESCHER Juvenile Drum (not a toy) | . DRUM OUTFITS $30 00 TROMBONES— FREE Lessons | PARAMOUNT BANJOS | 30 350 — & Miller We Always Have s oe 7 ca t arinets Stock of Used Inst With Every Buescher The World $s Finest eee O VERY OLD VIOLINS at a Great §& Select Your ja emu at en — J GONSTIPATICN i ee en en eh eee §«§=§=—6=—(iSe te $5 08 8. HUMPHREYS Priced up from Priced up from covcceée Saxophene. . Instruments Se: = = Say Sas a fe fee see poe cser seo: i oak = . = | teet! ~—heav press Ano? home. with hirn aunt——ves. Bo marke! Then a! that the lad be Fix to the re-siden . a J Rs: | = | | = —_ Deposit eS ech Will Hold Any morcue itive identification , iE i scoop! ‘Ten minutes later, our pa Se seen (peatewanlge go Instrument mer was RN SR ma nf Rae ll black bann FOUND we didn’t just becun Scar ages Repaeekereple ST. LOUIS’ LEADING BAND AND ORCHESTRA HOUSE Wa, * can’ end I tried to cling as sely te Sac ei — O10 mh i) i ——— ) — £) ——— ) — ) — ——— — ) —— Lene 50 yee Ca ‘cn his owe— Accordions ........$1.65 Up 4 ¥ ’ K z Accessories, “the World’s Best” Priced up from cocoeean 4 % 3 4 i otal | 0 | Franks muster | 3 : Dngwrg al ~ > aw ry . f : Sony ihrer Wy 1} rrote SS oo : mation given to|@ 3 i 7 hat i _ dak ion 0 ¥ ) otes. | . = mi : % : | . Sere cs S ae oS pe eegaaemterpiedd ? ! ind Richard © the situation as we ald —— AND HAD B sitpetion a : SORE THROAT etGre where ‘he k told Jacob Franks ¢ ALL THE excitement of the n 4 . had mergect Yen the ee 4 | j H f: Se * . way - > DOWN Mammoth Carmelite Festival@i\=== ARMOR Y-—Saturday and Sunday, December 13 and 14 a | ONLY don't | Admission Tickets $}° Everywhere Card Party and Lott E> di al a e ENTIRE PROCEEDS GO TO CARMELITE SISTERS see | PRopping: Days Attend | Their First Appeal in Sixty-One Years | Be2utiful Gifts Displayeqg occ ex.. SURE CORRE 26 CRORES SERB es PRS RE Oe ee Re SESE SEEEE T J CI ye e a ey Pf oe ye 3 > = = > = N es we And then. re @ay Robert Franks’ moet to have * four months and be had rever owned ; a portable trvewriter yw ransom letter had been writ & vportshble. accord'ne te Briefiy. I was ‘fort te find ore of TLeeno!*’s Arno'é Maremoen’ learned frem | bim that “Rabe.” Leopold was ealled Yad worn is evec!aseee , aske® Maremon*t oo» Mfeew® te cece.) of he had any erect™mens« of “habe tyveewritinge “Oh vee” be , “Tve notes from both of |
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FRIDAY, fat : vies MBE m12, 1924 i: i 4 as. 2 --- — a — -- ——— -_ —-- » ' " sa orem eed by 4 ‘ omunee at 1 nion boul. Va) ‘ | i f { ' pmo kIR Ts sy MEEMAN DISCOVERS HOTEL . PROGRESSIVES TURN DOWN {HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT NE 5 na 2 ee | SSH AZE AND ROUSES GUESTS — MOTION TO END MOVEMENT! IN FILLING STATION EXPLOSION reser ic flames. Eugene was taken 10 St.| fr ae nerniee Peo eine ahamn were given] entered Sherman's leg betwen th g 4suUKeG S Flospital, where his con P TAY] ORVILLE 11} Dec ~' the re} and ankle. . 7 . ss . 4 é 4 . A sie . Bec A ows 4 ort ri T rhe muTry. NEED CASH WITH % Refuse Box in blames on Re solution Offered by Edward | huge ne Smith. 16. Se verely Injure . exple oOSi0n is believers have ion was said to he seriou ; . J : ‘ . : ae : . 7 , " : . tic we ‘ . “hh fpr? . (rn hh ¥ >. . tes. : er Floor oft the Becrs, he ating Ruled qourt of Order — Passing Motorist Smotlh - ; * n ‘ . 7 " . 4 4\A i. ‘ a“ . s . NI + rs Associated Press , , hatured alcoho! ‘>. 4 ee PUL Ppa: ville for the last several days on a W Isc ASSE T a: wi NEAPOL | . ak ® | eae A h ‘ . . P } : "1 . > " ne 7 al ine Beers lio ‘ Pa oe (i Eugs nea Smith 16-ve:; ala . RANKLIN AV. Open Monta _* re WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—A/l a.-w : } Yfar-Oid Sol- Smit] just had onened th d : . jlivine a: aii : oA , ; Olive stre a a a>. a >. in High School Stucdey? ‘ e: Bomont 2978 i ajevard and move which would have le . to the 5054 Garfel " i ) Wx rr if ; Ve morning, to leav us SUCK 1 ibandonment of the idea of creat- 0 lefe Will Thay i burned ab the Th C Mm . , fatroimar}! Miathn Ing ew political arty ‘as 10s a jodby, Patro: | eg , L me ] litical party was | st an explos hone iat st ving Room, » of the La: lede . venue is- oday at the meeting here of the] ,,.., hed 6h , itchen Ee found the refuse box on the, Executive Committee of the Con- : floor in filam e turned ereni or Progressive Political rm and a sed the 130 {107 he body which backed th an aia ie ‘ eA 3 Beautiful Console - Smoke fijied the otel and ai ‘ollette-Wheeler candidacy in . s ® s tied up the Olive! the recent campaign ee ee odel, vane fire apparat\ a2 : npaign = for 3” minutes, The move was in the form of a or Mah « . ; a iii ; hy ' | 0.75 . TTT ry i ae if it ; ' nage wa stimate at eKating, associated with railroad ELL ee, labor organizations in the publica- iF ¥C # id] L)eo! if n weekly paper, that no F i | al | i} meet) lgS rT i ii r other action be under- conference Chair taken iv the f ya Join Our Xmas 4 nat illiiaam H. Johnston, head of Club, «, ' the nternational Association of Machinists, an ‘hairman of thi the motion out ol! ndard Phono seed Pi | | creer: |wrnetner ecgaae resns grap ) — : was representative of all of the GREATLY REDU | , y | railroad brotherhoods and unions CED ; : = : affiliated with the La Follette ; $1 DOWN : “ax 4 ampaign was not announced. Robert M. La Follette Jr. ap- a. peared as a member of the confer- i | fe ence, His mother is undergoing ~y ' n operation for removal of the ’ : . | tonsils. he informed the meeting, Cedar Chests. an fenator La Follette was un- S$ ki 4 abi to attend. mo ing Stands. ed Ye ob embers of the Executive D brides Lamps. suey Committee of the conference were P $1, | * in declaring that the Junior Floor Lamps, ) your home menu} wphatic would result in the call- ing of a general conference of the $9 ' Tats Chop Susy at home supporters of the third ticket in ' it quickly and easily, using LaChoy ,,,, last campaign Most of then and ingredients. A wide and deliciou: ™ . aaval Chinese dishes can be prepared with declared they would personally Fed CLU y ~r ts Ch yw Mein Noodles. Sub Kum sup] ort a Dp rogram of reer ing the - Saace and ys riety oF puacye i nization in the field. wn ’ «nt rite OT Te. pe MORI T. : h ‘ j -00 Do on Any Model UHOY FOOD PRODUCTS,Inc. 6 JRE SPECIAL. ze Detroit Michigar MRS. GEORGE DOCK, FORMER bt. $45.00 Kehen Can __ $019 = eo $10. 00 Heaters ,.* yi ; 4 e re, “s et *: Medica! School Dean _ a et og aa + BSS, a Operation for Removal of Tonsils. Dock of Pasadené «**« . ote es . . . at . = * . -*% . ote °.°*.¢,° -*e* > a -*.*.* ee +". + =e : >}. eet etetete! os ; oe . - a . . __* oS. @ ~°.* * * . , 8 ° oo ot e*%e*%e : : 25 ae a "dba be be pe be ee os” a" es a“.* . Ya " Ped pt ee ee ee | o%e »°e*e%e o* eee yee oo . i i a "ses © oe ~« oe *«® “ee "os » « - a s ss _. ~ “le eles “ * + * ~~ . a a Sia 2 ¢ ¢6-4 ; ’ PP SP Sed bt oa od pa” ot Pee iiit - . ey Oe ose note i iil | ee © 4 i ; ~~ s — a, 4 > _ ; 7 ae rt . " > q - VJ : ) ; , " . ‘ ' > ; . ct ; ’ , oo kK ' om . , : .» - C > . | » i; : ‘ i . re’°tii ‘ ,. | is the only St. Louis eva, Tp Go | fit , > ; . twh ; - > dircm ae a _s a -_ . , : . f ¢ , ‘ rt oY | : / ; . ssociated Pr ial buat iay ae’ aaA di 4) Lai ¥« 7) iii ; ii ;' : 33 WS service CET . , , ' ; | ; i ; ; i " Yersi fy } : Cryogo ‘ ] : ’ ; ’ ii ij : ‘i ' ‘ j ‘ il ii : hd Ls ‘ ‘ hid by ryit + 7c . _y Fr ~ oY ' ' ii if itt ; - oar ‘ ‘ ' Tor - > oy’ ) » } i] j i if / ii ’ : sa AeA LA , s i Aaa yah l i nee ’ i | btit ’ | ’ ‘i til ; ; Pili ; ™ ; | j : ; i] : : j f | ' ; i id : j i , i iyit T iii} . > : : ' ’ ’ ’ % ic );" vad hy 1 ,er } yancd ti / i Prigaal titi eae ; ai : , as ‘ hha 7 4 i*a | | ~ * ’ ; . iif ' / ' ' ' ; ‘* : . orn 4 , ' ' ' : rit i} - nd wo sons, Georg ock’ JP., Ti ‘ | eeeeteatae - . | | J ~ a . | ; : ; 744% >} , , a ;7 ' = - i i} ' ' ; - v ? ’ ‘ : ; ent a’ : "il : i ’ *, ae _— - '+ ; : | hii . i] } ae i ' . : — | ial 2 Beeee ti i] ' : ii ™ o . Tahts rye Bat % , go, ‘ " , 2a i i " if ; j ' ae . ii id LA, \ ; i i Ati i '? | : read rit ii} : ; ¥) oo) i} : ; . ' : ' ae ' ' | ty ~ 7 | 7 ae ~ ; ‘7 ‘) ' a’ " tie : ' ’ ; 5 ° | ; ’ ; ' ; ; ii} ~~ {i ' til > | i] tif tity . ’ ; : | " S| . ’ ; ; ’ ASAUCTIAa Lomorrow te i iii — bia | Get rid of tt/ CW. WHITELAW ESTATE Wl : ; on x . tt} See how easy we’ve made it for you to wear the smart- 0 amount of cosmetics can con $568,000, INVENTORY SHOWS | a eee a A est clothes. Just come and select whatever pleases Ceal an ugly skin. ley oni fill in the pores and 1 ake the Vormer Polar Wave ¢ ompany Head | | 2 ra nh > # “F & | your fancy—leave your money at home! Start to pay iition worse. Resinol Soap clean- Leaves Personalty to Wife fo | : the pores, giving them achance| = and Som, | 3 — Hl after Christmas— just a dollar or two each week will do. breathe and throw off clogging 4 hii of Cnartes W White- , | irities—the first step inovercom- ‘“‘Y: *' y president of the Pola " "a y ce and ve] ("oO and i di / Ps. ’ skin defects, : 7 vas ’ : a > ector of the St. Louis nion Trust . os ' A touch of Resinol Ointment for | ¢-,, is shown as amounting to , ;, e OO or you nes ANU inhamed Spots, reiieves $568 687.46. hy inventory ’ sore? ang reduce! © angry fouay. i vill left 50 O00 ta ’ , 7 i a ; b , - T) & : bated " lie . ** " levye - , _* 7 ‘ . ; . e ‘ > ‘ ; 4 i iic er! Adi bWchibsig meaica ’ : A atit ' . ee rj o “ict Lf ‘ r i . ’ ; _ _ , , ™ , ; —e » ente erralroe +4 ; bag , : 4} . , marre > . . s { } ni e ‘ eq) ‘.\r ’ it¢ j ied > ae ~\S ver ~ easvytovetriiof exce ve o1iness, kheads, blotches, redn ess, etc. ny Waste time trying to hide them, —~ - ~~. -—_ ro F — + OV ~~" s* aon a J +e > - al : eit »% *s OUTFITS—Violin, bow, me zee we tate chee, | 2 ee a ry 8 ; 7 se : ie » f \, J cn Ht coe MRLADIES MISSES] =©SATURDAY | woe $1350 RES| NOL . SAYS TENOR HAD GIRL IN ROOM i ; ra PA. $15 00F Witness in Divorce Action Testifies = fa at Special Selling of All-Wool Finely Tailored i ee . 1 fperasne 's Wife wea ay. ae = $1750 fe ee MPHREYS! ., sor Ne Vai | ap i 2 ite . SS ram, NEW YORK, Dec, 12.--Suprem: WYANT Mas 7c or & sg = ogg y epay oly | | WN } ; : | We Always Have a Complete . . e ie yy divorce action brought by 1] Te | | Stock of Used Instruments ~ es. yam errod omDberger. , HLH v if at a Great Saving. - s Ase y ai a who known to the pub | i i, / j aw The > ; . Fe, " ‘a 1) : Lf*yiai tit ; ' ’ } : ’ : , . . . ‘+ > . , . : ' ' a : ec . . he an © | ; haat ft ve . ‘ , * ™ ° 7 » s? : rs ’ " J : “ ' an i i ,* aryil " . Ti1iit’ >tit *} } = . , ‘ | ' ; . " " | ’ 4 = ge hs ‘ ’ — ‘{ } 4} ; bid ' é. «, . a, . "rp ; } ‘Ty ‘ ) tT ¢’] it (j. ‘ : (na iti it Zar ’ : J rif ' } } ‘ : } . ‘ | ; tid ; Sle phike pOuUnG rhbperpry and a Pesetidad roy oe P if ; ‘ / o Fe oS eas SS a2 ¢ ¢ “tee . . e* e« . . ceeeee eee Cenpe es ems e+ te@eteews - . . . - . : . . ‘ : | | , > . ied ah ee ee ee AA ** s+. , - . ; : , > : ) | : ' 7s ° ° ; » e "4 Wa) ; ] ee Bure nen (97 | ' P os >e A ee he Ad A Win oc ceboe « Caee on 1 | , ; . . _** . . . . . , , ‘ , , \4 4 *** . .* “4 “ee ee a i. "o4 : ’ ° ™ ' é Lim LESS ey “?, ’ jit’ T) JITS tii ; } . - Sos ‘ . “. “Sees . ; | a / 5 Er eer fo Oe oe ese. > 5 6cavenasee> : —- *% _>* ‘ ss? ; . 5 " j ' i _* * * eee Ceevecesses ‘ ee, . ; i) igve’rR Ss foil i) Town. .\ rs biel Ceeees ee tess . Vere rr re > : 7 . ** _** ef *7*, * ° ’* > ' aa : rn ‘* —. * . ** ' 4 - ; » 7 ° . ’ . . 7 ; if | **** . * . * ove ° . * t Rf» eRe , j ol | ' cls ] pris > ce ‘) «i . Ll fii ; ae if \ . . ‘ OS ce ot renee ee ‘ ' Beeae . ~~ lemme © A Ary 4 . ves . i } if . . . s* » . +} s« " al As '¢ ry is Leriyse ; i) Life I .? ay esr ; 4 , ) x Py | a ee . a ASK , . e* .. : \. P C+eeas ADVERTISEMENT 1916, ‘She asked allmony of $75 TMs NY po s R k b/ Vi l Till AYS BiG FINE oe hone oo spn. lpcelgiuaa ||!) || lf | ae Pees emarrRaovoie a ues! AVIDES Evenings eS HHH aa Hd} fe, F Seen Its a real chance, men, to get extra fine clothes for little my stom. trout ta “MRS, MAC DOWELL GETS PRIZE | Tt | So Rea Sar money. Handsome plaid- ii Te has cont me S900 and Lhave | Wins $5060 Award for Foundiag WH | | | “Ret SSE {REE ES back Overcoats, English | * > pied | as (the ead HATHA | Se box styles, burly ulsters, it | ~ NEW YORK, Dec. 12.—Mrs, Ed- HHH | | | S age ‘} eae ulsterettes. Smart two- | War@ MacDowell, widow of the Hill |, i RoR Sooennint trouser Suits in real En- | deong batsi ; von ode id ea Me Pic. | HT | | { Oo A fi: Re ss ig — = a ‘torial Review, to the American THD G i Rey = Bm eee modes. ig choice or new worn. Wno a le th Eee wmtus TT | ii ta : pmax patterns, colors, fabrics; aT ; nie it : . q ¥y | ' . . Sere covet westereces ( ¢ | k SMVince or money refunded Woiff-| ble contribution to the advance: iit } 1] il Se choose early! oc Vrur . Judge & ph id stores).|/ ment of human weliare during | Hit : iit h - ee let yer hers ~ i] ° The award: was based upon M THT TREE .. Beautiful creations, exact copies ay ot bined we —«*§ IF YOU HAD A iM li’e liticl : at Px | I ' of the finest modes. Rich fabrics. a r icDowell’s establishment > nail Ni EC K terboro N. His qT PS | “Olony = Tt)- ’ j ; Stunning fur collars, cuffs, bot - —IOCuIC 5-1 0 L.. _...e | onditic 1 foms and borders. New colors, AS LONG Ae Tene FELLOW | Vide ideal working « oms : ve artist It will be lipstick reds, shutter greens, | aia Pipes her at Los Ar les t og | | ) blacks, brown, etc. Marvelous |) seenesnesnt A SORETHROAT )"s — — CLIFTON R. SCUDDER WILL lt! a, ae THE Provides for Equal Distribution of , | / = ay othing Down WAY | Estate Between Wife and Sons. DOWN | The will of Clifton R. Scudder president of the Samuel (CCupples on Ione ’ ° 14) died last sunday . fil ‘robate Court today | The National Sore Throat Remedy | * OF t for a specific i ye te it | \/ " SHOULD QUINNEY RELIEVE ts | 925.900 cash to his widow. Mre il : ‘ ALL DRUGGISTS , Scudder, it provides for the il Bees) : equal division of his property il ) | s | amcanes “a & i ( Scudder and is two on R. Scud Jr., and | beicg or afternoon, eve- . — : m Be ; ao par execufl | i j = = & or business 0 N L 4 ce , . Hl : wear. Silks, satins, are given the privilege of pur for themselves their fa-| HW flannels, etc. Ex- ther’s intere | s con quisitely trimmed. any. scudder resided at the St . vail nea gt oa seit 80 it | Amazing values! and Lotto boulevard. | i] | You'll want at least ; | | two. | P. M. : M oO R E | tes x goon a, Te Confiscatory. | } } Pay Nothing D NEW YOR Zs Lec e- $1 ras OR STAIRS rate in New ork City. fixed hy i] N - ,, . lOpping Days State statute, ntoclar was held to he : unconstitutional and confiscatory Ah, | “nt an | Hi i | | Ht HW Hi HW HI Hit i} ts Dis la ed Better H ' by James G. Graham, special mas- | WAU | Hill Hil i | Tt H HL i I on _ p » é ary: ter. who heard evidence in suits “a uL — —_ ; : ad => e —> ° o— >. — ° Shop Early in the Day brought by several gas companies | e e e to have the rate annulled.
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ee v f is 36 Sener ee PE thee wee — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Cire ‘ulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a ——- Department of Agricul- goods this year, taking about 20 per Be, | A I ased in Volume ture. Shipments in 1924 have to- | . he export, the remainder b> Z . | BUSE KI IND — aoe ‘Sean 192 taled ye . ae pa i piety + pet ae an Kingdon \ - | 12 . }$1,1 50, compar it 75,. going to th _ . 4 WINNIPRS. — . —Canads rag pounds, worth $321,625, owe France and Cuba. Total invest ~ a . le incre ased its exports or canneac ; a ny Pew AY Te le r) j ‘ . = it and veget ables nearly four | ye#s 7 | ‘ | ment in canning plants | . times in volume since 1922, ac- The United States was the prin- minion was $11.9 F. : — e+ Are best app PEN EVENINGS SBE not: buy ns | AS } friends and Children’s Dept., 413 North Sixth—Near Locust ANOTHER MINTED have thousands @f. SE semen tenon | St S / bargain prices, .~ pe arck a urda y n y | “ed Sheepskin | i 15 ore Manufacturers { enn may Si as Extra Wear spout ; BE | 1018 OLIVE ST. (S. E Cor. 11th) me) Se ee — ‘Coats ; ; in Jury—Said to Have Iden- PY = we ~---. ] th : ru. r 20 exceeds anly h ° Over your complete winter outfit. similar er Mrisiess ¢ years sild it and it cost @2 ; as figured pete . specueus the wars in Rus the highway which a Treo ont “ : e ouetes inger.- and Pair g Sethe lens of 410k. Saeseeeee c 1 of Electric BUFFET ‘MIRROR aninen issian engineer was Jf Torcheres A Geli os kught in ne ese avaianl es ¥ included r r eas S341 - ind swept t ; His was ;: 7 never recovere Soviet ntract- ~~ are Sew repiac ag many of the ie *\santic Wooden, steel and concrete s 8 SS Se 2-3 ea 3 oe eee” ltC rage jer conn ted and Prices New Reduced on | In the Lasest Styte ee = 75 i - with genuine Tenpessee red» Crushed Plush Coats * $298 $4 to $16 ii avenport ta Priced ©: ) stone RE Tay r » sa .@e a) anez= | 29% || $4 to $164 12 ops $19.75 = ) Overcosts as low aa $e ff ENAMELED BREAKFAST SET | ¢ —— = used but in good condition. NODS Just received big shipment. #f: M SMOKING STA Mart hoic ——s filmer is or can be made. Fa Value at onso e onogr D Designs watch wat lest lke aw, oon ple Piel Baa AE ou Sy $9-75 & Mart Overceats at aa io . Value rm a — a new price. Come tn— iy T ese are beautiful — ee ow Cvasatn, now 05 - humidor spate. Just th i NEXT TO LOEW'S STATE—UPSTAIRS Be aio 5. ae peas ot renee for the man Se ae " CANADA'S CANNED FOOD SALES: Poberal to a bulletin issued by the cipal buyer of Canadian canned “olor com Dination a —— -— A FRIDAY. : DECEMBER 2, 1924 = -_— ee - — eee ee estes tL >» ~ —-— ne $s atl Christmas OUTFIT Including $ 20 Latest Selections $10 Cash Iramediatle or a “Silent “Oh Come, All Pipe Organ Solos hese C Kieselhorst Victor Record Get Yours BEAL TIFUL c Kieselhorst Sealed Ke Longest : ife. Be HF (;reatest Value. KIESEL] Pian Evenings Eatabli Till 9 O'Clock 100 EXCLUSIVE REPR Vason & Hamlin-Ampico Gulbransen Regt MANY OTHELE Open Cei 3 &> is new IVES ~~ locomot ‘Powerful and R. hes Trains look li and they perform OUR boy wants an Ives SM gerne ows lves realistic trarns in the world. ing models of real trains—m ance. Every Ives locomotive pull a long train at fast e chassis gives it unsur Take your boy to see t of Ives Trains at the le toy, hardware. sporting Get an Ives Train and has a lifetime gift. Co tric train sets: also trans of accessories. Prices fr THE Vhs Wet rae Bridge hover Somptet- y of TVES and A i treies af lowest prices. RADIO Cc end stops electric trates &r Stop- $1¢.00 walec. special fer hwerdtm 11 and 813
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i ” 4 , > "i ~~ . ~re*amr ’ . 4 DECEMBER 15 19: | The Matly POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | 5S = - eeeeEE ——= SS — —- — : —— _ AMERICAN TREND AT KIESELHORST GERMAN AUTO SHH XMAS voll gaa \ | | : Es a a Efforts to Fordize Industry | : 7 ian : ion es appreciated A —————— | | : Shown in Construction by — Ba 10% Duy necessiti , Ce | veh DE ee EEG , as x . friends and relatives” ) ‘3 . 7 : ¢ | hree Com} AND1eS, , ie ; a ee ; > : FRIDAY DECEMBER +> have thousands » a ali 14 : oO a 7 a ay A bargain prices. “tleles it ii \/4 fis SSS—aa as Oe ° “a _ AI . mE a SSS By Radio to the Post-Dispaich and ete | gon | Chicago Dally News. _ § . . . ao : Ree tone 3 EPPS Pras Sheepskin to . alia nee ME ara ‘ BERLIN, Dec. 12.—The annual : , Open FE ' at bt s =a ’ \- Coats si i German automobile show, which . fl Satur? PAY 50c A WEEK! opened here Wednesday, presents atu d interesti ict , : . ay T ‘ederal is the originator of selling Shoes an interesting picture and shows a . ; ° | ) The Federa f best val- . a nf) , | ] on credit in St. Louis. Come here for » fl Strong American influence on mo ' : sy & t ues; pays regular J tor car construction in Germany “i +‘ L/ O Ser —— G cash prices with | i \\.. Ve y nee: > the additional : . | Ou P . privilege of ex- were divided hetween the heavy ; ny: Victrola ; ' ; . See 4 3 “ are orvn conventence. . £ New Woo! ristmas . ’ moro? ; { ‘ >) \\ rhe | imc) if ()- 4 2 3 rv’, — Pyne Be >. ’ - “ne a week in all . r eries « tructlo has en adaopt ‘ , ' , : eT he 5 te SS Se you need for eur \ vear ago the German builds apecial values . " > - € ~ * Pa dd by three companies, the B ine 4x ie. “ie. ~ . ; . : 3 . a . r ‘ ‘ ‘ | ts : Sa oe aturday. om — ?* ; e «1 ‘ ‘ ° . - : ‘ ’ a 4 wt aS eu V sae ° I © : a cfit ; ‘ 7 ‘ . ‘ : ’ i = , . at. my r " . - 4. . . . ‘ y ’ ’ 4 . . _ 4 } , ’ ‘ ‘ ) ‘ ‘ 4 “ " ‘ . . , ~ i ahi ) Ll! | Eeeber + ee... ; Including Vests; 20 Latest > ] 5 opal ' | : B Selections Blanket Lined y less gas. So far, the | SA \: AVAL: y & be ms , = ratirceal ’ ’ } oy oe ' ay : ” As 38 % 843 rs ie = ; na : > bs ee Sag ys i ere l nN ig CarsS Lurning over. —_We Really Mean It! : - . ->> ‘pier os eee BA. 34% Ea hh: Oo ne OF hs eee The Knogr air brake factory ha . F - : POO CT See | BS a tay hee “tent “Ps ee 66 1] y - produced a brake which can be ap- A Suit and Overcoat—or a Dress and Coat—is not a com- seh tS = oa we re ee Lats Ar _ _.. ome, e al ul plied simultaneously to. sever: | plete Outfit at the Federal! When we say we will give ad | Mra, A, 4 my ” ae Spee Sis we Fone o- ¥. “a You ‘ trailers in a lone truck train and you your entire Outfit, Pipe Organ Solos of can be controlled by one man we mean just what we me He a a”, ) —_—— | | Th Ch ° H The famous Benz company offers sav! For the Men—a k * Tey. oY *\* Q “ sel motor, burning heavy oil and Shoes and Shirt! bor ; Oa Paar a oe (oe ae aoe wrt + - P and : Kieselhorst *‘Sealed”’ eliminating the compressor, magne- the Ladics—a Hat, Dress. VA : SS. ry Ue eek ees eS wee = + . os ae ae ay (oat, pair of Hose, and Autostr se . ito ¢ qd ‘arburet Th finesse r). . war 7 > er _ ashok EN Ss Ae, ‘ -P | Victor Record 19464 75c ot.s sun th eee Shoes! + eee bee be Eee ee Yt : ! as You Ped ee” ee TT ree, Dabs ayes 95 . a oe a + Os oe ae a. ——— CA ee 7 a hn te tion of the engine is small! a —— GC Y control is simpler. This is consid- a re ~ Fhe. Cs tre =. ; aes Wool Jumbo et ours Saturday ered a triumph because the motor ® , , Wiese. “S ei ee Bae 28 E 2 et Please Sweater Woo is heavier than norm } , req ling . Fae - rfc h 4 Pr . . ~ ae Jt ' Pn . " oe “ MANY OTHER BLAUTIFUI | oe By : : ‘ Aa ie Coats Sweaters . 7 : motors. $3.75 $4.25 oe ee Car With Five Wheels. ,* ' ’ There are two freak cars j —— hieselhorst Sealed Records ARE Better. ieier—-diten “sete kas “cl Kum-a-Part Cuff Links9&e Mm Longesl Life, Best Musical Results, diamond-placed drive , ry on a single rear wheel, ans Rubber Belts... tie (Greatest Value. Buy Them Always. om statbaner “amiaiaaiee a Straight Razors ... 9% eh da gtae cult’ ac a eekinnibe Insulated Pliers --- 18 water and is cali siateh to Hand Drills devupi J the resistance from the ; L XMAS GIFTS GR? Saf (Conyrieht, 1024, by she Chieago Dat Open | psolutely Guaranteed Evenings EXatablished 1879 » Ly, VICTOR EHLING, MUSICIAN, Til 9 O'Clock 1007 Olive Street DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS Yee i EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE neuen aioe Ge . ., , , ‘ Sstablished Himself in St » Mason & Hamlin-Ampico Haines Bros-Ampico : 1) U k mM H d t F t C d t Mas ‘ ' Louis in 1883. | Gulbransen Registering Piano ‘ictor Ehling, piano teacher ress p ro Ca ) 00 On re i ; ’ ) ; 4 gaier of cerebral hemorrhage al ey \ 0:45 a. m. tod: y at 52% ; BROADWAY. Sdn pred Sate ee ae ® Dress up from head to ffl suffered from previous illness, but : La, awakened, suffering. : a. m SUI | ‘ O C foot on credit! These ,\)'. ey Here Are the Words That Are Spreading Like Wild Fire: — ngary, In 1852, 6 are mighty small words SHOES, HAT anid J — 2:8 they have got the Hungary, in 1852, per ‘ee ~ ion whole town talking! study of music as a child.. He eatin SHIR Come in—let us prove to you that you can get to St. Louis with his father in 1865 Beier Le Al FOR your complete outfit from head to foot on ‘ my y ee. » - + Saelg 00 page rca ing c tis new IVES electrically-reversing locomotive ts a wonder! heen completed. SINCLAIR ASLEEP. DURING HOUR'S VISIT TO ST. LOUIS , np - wae ~ | oe. = a ei in Private Car En Route to ‘ e o ee F ieee Zin D Se en Fe New York. iy he hee. Bid Bae eee a: — meet = Harry F. Sinclair, oil magnate . ae Se : Si G3, Bios O W n “ € a Sacptce 1 nope im 4 | d Powerful a eh ~ ne \\ during an hour's visit to St. Louis G ae mee BEE eae REA. What Every Gir an e ud j Di —— today Sinclair e} “nion ie % a. 4 is ee: 3% Re You certainly will want and Realistic ' ey iin For T oF at e 4 4 why fats i= 5 WA te se, ba new outfit for the W oman Should Know . ne . “Bines.” : tt: , h a: to ote “i é Pea ise 2 og “4 5 ep Lees ™ r a Holiday Sscason — and Ives Trains look like realtrains— No. 2. and left at 12:49 for New [Mise Maa, (Aad B5-Nmnere ts the time wo eet I PPA yt Now and they perform like real trains _ n Pr peonap ry Four's ‘ nickK- ¢ 9 - ae Pe OB HER os ts 93 2 Mes it. Come to the Ved- g sree ound tite dotiien eS : ig | fe ee ies eral Saturday — just Every girl and woman In the city of St. — boy wants an Ives Train for Christmas be- not to be disturbed, attaches to eek, a ie Soff bring a $5 bill and take ff | oyis should know that she can get her en- cause he knows Ives makes the most powerful and newspaper men, and railroad rep- (MA RAGGgs csi. beet» atin, smite sour choice of our en- Hf 4:16 outfit from head to foot at the Federa! fealistic trains in the world. Ives Trains are true work- esentatives at the station to meet Till (iia acces mt kta ine mm meeen ee ee. f ly $5 down. This means a beauti- ing models of real trains—in action as well as appear- “eg eee 6 Le pay in small sums to | yi « v mit 4d Costa stun ance. Steamship Movements. : ae 5 4 Ae 7 je if snit yoursell, ful, rich y fur- Leohe Be t —™ of the Every Ives locomotive has bushels of power to the Asso gor =*a0er . gee Lee f SLE Y Should * Dress > er style ry Te 4 . oi pull a long train at fast express speed. The heavy aaa a eas : | ma ewes t Sees a ou ou n newest Footwear—and S51 osiery . chassis gives it unsurpassed traction and power. | Yor! aie ob Ra 2.3! CS: eae a W ait or for $5 down. Take your boy to see the big Christmas exhibits | okohama ‘ 9, Pres ok | AR goa tgs Delay © ) of Ives Trains at the leading department stores, ee ae, ¥i Pees Wee @ fi. 657 Fae 28, BN, este ene chal $5 )%oy, hardware, sporting goods and electric stores. cca nalts» aia ee ‘Hig 3 em Mee: GIO O Seal bine money out of ust ring )Get an Ives Train and you will be sure your boy ‘ork, Dec. 15 icago mee Gate bP IB eo ee the bank. Pay us out has a lifetime gift. Complete mechanical and elec from Bordeaux te ees fee eee of your income or @ Regardless of whether ‘you have ever had a tric train sets; also transformers and a big variety | — int *. J nsf jo “s eH i; oe ie s: RPh Se eR wag Bese charge account at our store before—or not— of accessories. Prices from $1.50 to cere. L , id ale y Mf , ar oe “s Bee iB Spret Be ; seed arg he are $5 down will give you your complete outfit. THE IVES MANLFACTURING CORPO rho ak | hh Sie s oC hee FO —_ he same— raf Poe : * BOWL SET Bridgeport, Conn. ‘hrist | 12 niied | Be er oy eae pee ®. eae cdedh ra Ee ee ae lias ash tray in top; finished in } Pe | ore oak, Very spe- . istoba " a ; £$50.000 Tucked Away in House | G STANDS ~ 83 ates Press ts 3S of These Two ; ii 4 a cers senr hing , N .¥ th a cl Paes ‘ e Pt ’ * is ; ) hig : ’ > ‘Te > % 5 ic d Ce . ‘ under , ' ~— ‘ “ eee 7 ~~: » : TH ST Designs : 1 fi . , © Gispliay of TIVES and AMERICAN FLIER Electric and m that Was undace! suspi bt a ae ‘ RS A16 N. SEVEN ° Open Evenings aims at lowest prices, See the new ~t » Ace ROSTON lee 1” Police off —w* ~ re = F 4 zy - oe ; _ per iTie (i@’ Ary Wis 75 Bh ' | RADIO CONTROL STATION tio ree pets did reco, me ‘' y ~ so — ! G,. . : and stops electric trains by simply calling “All Aboard $7.95 $50,000 in bills of many det mina as . { IN THE HEART OF ST.LOUIS Opposite Busy Bee on Seventh 4 to Serve x : 0.00 waluc, special for tomorrow at ; beautiful mahog- drawer. The officers «0 pkers with nickel | h Cc explanations from the owner as toe ee Se eChwerdtmann TOy Casi ecm mre wor tn ar - | a petior sccompanied 1 ’ 2 2741 and 813 Washington Av. !i:)).is sec" oS SO ns tucked awa iT) ‘ ( Varying
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. a ;. DECEMBER 1 12, 1924. “ = : OT LOUIS POST-NISPat e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone. has MORE C ITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED \ECEMaEE” TON TOOK $34. FROM r rH arly a == Biiiists = RED CROSS. AUDIT SHOWS + ' eR . thea i. fad -fatoe +ehe It shou 'd . “a 7 v. .- " —_ vn ma oe @ —— as a ‘ WANTS LADY ASTOR PORTRAIT ; : . . ™ ‘ > * * ~ «a - ~ . : : _ ’ - > .* 7 . *, : _* cur c hajpter ‘ yet le eT. WwW ho . A mertay? ‘ OT nreven SO TY} + r Hoe cevils irom . . . : {s ° ~~. ’ ~ 7 ‘ - . “% - 7 . ' “ , ” ‘ * os FINDS A ; , * >?) = . > ; ~ + t¢ ~~ 5 . a. , | : \ _ . ~ f : . "> P - . - a 4 a ~ . — > > I Afe. t wed Pr od ad, am : = | 7.) ™ ee . ”? . : ; 7 . . 3 IS] A ND and June 1223 a0 nn = - _— we Pant ~ p. Dutton, executive secr ranis t whom 65.000 wert 7 . : ee P - . = t . c , uU I ‘ r a | : ~~ —* “ a ~ “ . os F ad 3 y Soe ‘ ve hing 4 ' - = 3 on, @ “ e ~ @ ° : v TV. « ** —/* = = seuwrevoner » 3 » om €e@ - » ae - . & te . —s » definitely at Du = —__ —— - —— . . ’ ee : ~ > _ - ~*~ = — - ~ . _—- ~ - ° — Centinued on Next Page. £5. Se ee. ea frau s.4 the Kaneas . - -- -- 5 > a aes Trav - Condemns U. S. Immigration System of Allow. LADIES’ SAMPLE ing Alien Families to Make Voyage. MT. AUBURN I= BETS wr 4 —— SS FUR COLLAR Later to Be Barred. | cot Be. tend . MARKET ile ies 9 J By EDOTARD HERRIOT, rration ssion‘ M He ary | 7 ‘ , 108 COAT, $ nae —— a BL the Price JE game Ladies’ Cloth Coats. PARIS a ee aston Weliston Every pound guaran- a aE” pease! Bolivia Coats .. : = 335 Fourth Articic. vt veri: es “ie - — ’ : PRICES SATURDAY AND MONDAY teed: - fresh churnail bs America 5 se Pea ae ae a a en | tee contingent: tink eae Hatt, 20 Sirloin, Pound |... mi a A Largest Sealine Fur Coats . .$35.00 amples of . . : 7 , Fur Chokers $2.95 yitalty. To sojourn tm the; well as to the obvinms interen © Steaks pos YS . Aci i : Credit Fox Chokers .$12.95 +-.::64 states is even, and especial- Country ; Cans # Clothiers Girts’ Coats . ie il a foreigner. to be rejuvenat- Siege’ ponte Suita. one |", "0 fee, ty pectect the Seeck Rebel, Club for - ; . b] u- &. Nearby B Boys’ Overcoats Chuck, Prime, Ib. °~ ae Jumbo Sweaters tp ana Prartiye eer cree y ores | — | . us : wa SLANTON’S 2. 1 0 I 2 N. G R A N D _ _ > ‘ ‘ c ; : 7 ’ 7 » | ; } | 7 : . ’ ; ; 4 : Ste e os ; i b e« - e | 5 : a A 2 + A Ni ' 4 ' as tae e; | rated. First among these meas | [Mj Te Som Moan oe Bd JELKE’S Good Luck, ib: .e | on 2 oe Chops } vE., por “oP : ei ei te “ A ‘heir own compatriots On board Standers Pork Shoulder, ib. i3Sc - uy - f Modernized ne ee ae ee i | Spareribs, ib. .12'2¢ rasa thie . 2 ¥10c eh edn oak Rea tae Goiicaber ae ~ohg es HAMS *.. ed J _18¢ rN ein ar c stvine wrapped.” im ‘hein i ‘ omar. {s manufacturers, we eS Bae me thea — 0 = te 4 1». rc. . eee Seal oes ken waive —o whith ite the: Wee angry, bu Ae Bayyll only, ee an ence Aaa _18¢ Cream, -27¢ rasa ; “THE E. C. ADAM CO. Se a MILK FED VEAL ns SAUSAGE ay ib. See YOUR % te aan” gee LINK — 2 1 Swiss, a orl oh. Light ing Fixture MY $. ‘ ae OTe > ben ss BOL«AM.N STORE i a nition iene ir shin Hindatrs.. 1/ Foreg iS. 12 meme AD wey ID. a >¢ 3 ed Si ffed: f oe . tins -aieaes nell Geena aie POUND LIVER W g HAS If Wide Alem Rieceric Co. ship was search Sst. sok smoked Sausage Pure Butter ES HALLO I; usar u . f ated ee cee Oc IKARO SYRUP SoS gon me , my part awe at it will at : prints 1'> a Lb. Can, = , Rosas on Oe ee ee pre DANCAKE FL A Aunt Jemima’s 4 (iH) Cot This Pre tad — “ao e eteanetme ned 2*>-peund can x : PRACTICAL ELECTRIC 4 § arwtagrep beds 3 eg es aueeane ) Sed Pens 15¢ : Per Package... h@jaem Rrpenenr Hharllg ae, stage hte - vk . wringiess Beans: Zpound DBe 7 | mae FREE With An i rami STAUFER’S Laundry Tablets; Pkg, dae «. ly niin, Atari, heii ~ 0 Mil el amelie mee — ee ee ee eae a ae ee ee ee + . a 4 o> ws eg -s steel » 7 - See? 8 eee er ie a CST OM Lee ees te Ce ete ee a ee eee Kee SS eee Saturday and Monday ng Americans, perhaps, for the ME po eg 7" 3 S = Su 95 ee Americans, perhaps, for the Ti _ pge ugar s c = f $20 or Ove Boudoir | 7 Se ee be ICHOICEST QUALITY- FRESH «xo SMOKER (5 o at . | OR He . f | mi « x wwe ore! A ‘a =. To = on cm st man a, GIVE us the pleasure of nearied colors; sith , E ot =-) miei oar tame a roeeciuts , - ow ai “i anc at 8 Besar , _— PZ 4 . you one of these lovely aa tbe : nd beatiful se 8 ae users and ns 7 me A eo % wn | SS : 7" Cut Glass Water Sets . $16.00 valu : sane a ytd nage gts i: . ee ee eee —s «0 Lol ed Nz 4 LUTELY FREE as our Ch ce \ \ iaeanten te 23 . bettie Hie © Atememl Re ex: ows ss 4.\ Gift! One given with ev 4 i Sia — aa Roosters saihetes Helio Sums nee push . ete wat * sti of $20 or over! We ———-- S ) st bat , ° | Oar maeniiic ieee ‘ $ : agie “Stamps with , . a : 1] 7 y © itior . sider , Se ee a . " our Special Payment F , Vanity and ; aa, ereé the statistics of crime and Chocolates 4 1 . x 2 : : a | Q Rib Of | Fg any advertised \ Dresser Litra Wets Among Police. —_ | ae Nh gay rd Furnitan . c | , A 7 a tas sad 4 bamps aitle for and against pro- = Mixed 15 SE . U vin 1 a =! rk om bg 3 i wate | | sie a s , 4 Manage ' ogy J r. hn ay PEE 7 ra eo a FRESH ' ——s | rector of the Pesnse Oe 22 oe eee lean y Sra ; S doe | & meernned Goes a — | ory Smoked; 8 to 43 Be Si.00 \ | es ae : (Cranberries\ ae ELECTRIC IRON me fore Aystone The fruit with the 250 Size " ' 8 . TAY = Delile daiieineee win, ened , ’ is eee er 200 Size, Doz., 30- for. . 1 teed one ; nari ami plug: guaranteed - $5 15 ae ; os x} a : sn Ww. Su : appetizing flavor that 176 Size, Doz., 35c = | we ere . ae ¢ 90 West Broadway. New York, N.Y. NORTH a siamnid tieidelie 1 5 Lbs. 1 7c 1 00 Lbs. $1 ESTATE FOUR-SLICE eek i Pe oes Gee ae. . for. . a ee | esist the socia wsues which 3 - ear Bae APP| F.¢ JONATHAN EATING 9 Westinghouse Blectric Teasters, wth «ord and $5 25) sn : : atts tg : ig . ; tee q clue: SS. value . A tt nang: } wae od : ie ie Ma ; ) Aen . ‘ ge wae ee SES ff titace tor admin a... eee —_ BANANAS Firm, Luscious Frat 3 ra = lied ith oftciat papers must sub. | owes 2 = 3c | SWEET POTATOES « ee So ogteg fl esse APCRANBERRIES «wes 22 35c | SWEET =) uring all of the newest s HOCLIDMPAT arn way $1. 3S oe i _ =i . Dy: = . a — : A “ z : ! * | | ic tient ah : ~ ose mil " Shoulder, per lb... Sirus” @y'ga] DESK LAMP meng sped one Loin, per pound.+- BUY NOW—Re ce sw Mga Leg. half or DAY for your clot Percolaters ELECTRIC IRON gor - AMERICAN BEAUTY ELECTRIC York imperiais, 4 Lbs., 22c ¢ doud.fui moraiis i These Prices Good Only in Greater St. Lewis and East St. Louis St 9 STORES: See eee... Cure. 9; hen at the point of arrival it 8 < HE. POST-DISPATCH is the only§” We Carry a Comptete Line of Builter<s Hartiware ac 1204 Prankin » farm fie nich en ; ' - St. Louis evening newspaper giving we Lt napme-eee ritcew ‘TT PILILE?) : . . —_ . . : . , A we osc — ssociated a News Service. ee ne me ee ee eee
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an Se od ete | | | | EDECENBE! R 12, 1924. — Lhe baity POST-DISPAICH aione has vf ,0UU MORE CILY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COUMBINLU ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —e ~~ ————— TOOK $34, 000 1) FROM fot approximately $34,000, accord- | claim made by the Kansas " FINDS AMERICA LAND | ing to information obtained yes-| Red Cross chapter. Give Radio Goods f 1 RED CROSS, AUDIT SHOWS terday from an officer of the chap- “The estate is ample to take care OF JOY WITH CRUELTY oods for Christmas . , | ; City Chapter Officer, Who ter. It was learn: od also that the | Of any just claim,” Wilson said. | AT ELLIS oyna ; DECE MBER SALE au lit ’ . f 41] the ) speci: "¢ ieries + Life, Used Forgery and . cis Py Lala re bE po } ay _ special | Dutton developed fictitious cases Continued from Preceding Pace. § in avO : pinanciai agent of the National Red for the Red Cross to apply its aid if Se eee 4 eee i sit iti s (nSscs, 2 ‘ ld. ; ee one (ross organization, disclosed that|/according to an explanation of| '% tO reduce the immigration com- | OF Standard, Nationally Advertised Phones, at ¢ fr _~ _> a - . re oC Cl T y. Mo Ts c. 1 1) itton had use 1lorge ry AS a means facts ai veloped in tha audit lie ing irom the south and east of | Prices Fan Below th R ! Vy C Dy investigation ca ted diverting ced Cross funds to} would present, it is said. the ficti.| -urpe and to increase that com- | egutar holesale ost we € z 7 : ‘y } , . ’ , ‘* »4 ~ ¢ i+ ; . : hy . : ¥ . ° . . bea _& © ting oe tag ak A delicious : accounts ‘ rT] itl ' ‘ . 4 ft bL77T1S88Ri. LT) l ien v ith the an- tious fa 4 ts to the Read Cross A? . ir - Liror the northwest. Vv hatev er Al . : ' : a) ‘5 “Zs _ ~~? ’ * * ; \e ‘ry : ’ sanitary Rakers. * ‘ } Pp. Dutton, executive secre- nouncement of Dutton's defalca-! ficers and apply for cash vouch- the changes in the law may be, | C Warze Berwick ” wet soeoanat, Pine co » u of the Kansas City ‘thapter, | tions came assurance from John E./! ers with which to defray ‘‘ex- the barrier imposed by the et ; an ¢ Pple ; . A re ‘ i a eA. 4 om _ 3 ~- , , ; ‘4 ase finvors, Bytied himself, Sept. 26, he ‘stab-| Wilson, executor under Dutton’'s! penses. Dutton possessed about ‘@'S Will be strictly maintained. Bestone Truetone 4th ~s o8 OB. Cuke tor 4 fefinitely that Dutto1 ad | will, that restitution would be| $50,000 in Liberty bonds at his Rapidity in Building. | Mae! manded the Kansas City chapter: made from the estate on anv just! death. sy other similar measures the 38 st F, 7 American nation strengthens its | bad * : . rr ‘ ancea —— » ab ' _-C- C- vem i ene tne tee tee tne tee ee tee Tara re h if the public he ro ymfort and well being, and espe-| draws its deliciousness from “thie | EXTRA SPECIAL! 1 . of. i et Ro ww - 7 he BASS 7 . "ee, Skee. " * . @46' 6 « ‘4.9 -* ( i ak ee rt »/ l ¥4 ’ mes} “>t = ha Get This Practical Gift FREE With Any Parchase } 2 y of $20 or Over— ara! #! EG aM i | aye me GIVE us the pleasure of giving 4 . awn |! you one of these lovely 7-piece t - — Cut Glass Water Sets ABSO- LUTELY FREE as our Christmas Gift! One given with every pur- chase of $20 or over! We are fea- turing all of the newest styles—on . ' our Special Payment Plan. $5 Rib OF 7 down buys any advertised special . at this sale. Loin ao =t ( Oe is ’ ,_ = » =i >t ; : ‘ , + ? ‘ itSe ji 7 / 7 | i ‘ aa ’ I : , al 5 % “ “ ‘ ss ‘ ’ es ; ‘ ~ > - . »* ~ \ ™ “AaAarn vy _* 4 ts ’ ‘ : ‘ i j si : Raids aia ” mart wi inc - i é . , oe on ® 7 7 = 1 Op Se ep Set a “+ A [2Per- ( (aot wet arr (amr ae a (*p “7 4, ~ “hen. a bone and brawn—that produce energy for the day’s start, Our best in 50 years se all-wheat It is the finest thing we've produced in 50 years of milling, Lane n— You will enjoy these extra good cakes, The whole family pie acini ee hat’s why they are like JAlMc TREATED IN F + Al-whest oes nope a hey digest in will. Eat ten or twelve if you wish, without unpleasant . RANGE whipped cream in airy lightness. Thee ea effects. Make and serve them in 3 minutes. Three minutes \Ifonso's Afflicted Son Under Care’ aif the time required for old-time pancakes. from package to table! at epuben aux. bail heavy, indi , eA The old-fashion ncake is - TTT Th | NT} | 1 TH] BORD > AUX. France, lec. 12 on rice, corn and it HHMHELE AT TH Order a package from elie Bitinn AP Mkt podeak ... gestible, because it contains ’ ’ | HE TWH WH Ince Jaime of Spain, second son other “fillers.” UU HATTIE YOU grocer —today. We HLT it complished. "hd “wt SA “Spt t >» 4 hee 3 ye (» ahs - eat ae “A Se X prt ” , > (2a>-" ,
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— $$ — ee _————$— = 1 eae Oe. we Wit l JUSTICE. es on eae ~~ PARTNER IN BUCKET SHOP i ose “alied is Kill a and | Ser Fine PLUGS CUT TO $2.50 irc rulation t han the morning and one other evening mamagt COMBINED a RI r solder Does Awar Just Reduced—F riday & Saturday : Alonzo Dowell Sentenced | -~ Pee 3 da Day 31 — : : a New Apartment Mode} ee nyt 4 to 35 Years op . 7 § Choice of several “4, ET ae : Ges = Days After $17,000 Jew- = oS iat os) i Polychrome ‘38 Lam ta elry Theft. —* : | . 2 Framed Se : Li fe 7, iF a , : : re 4 d 5 — ee = = — — ment partner” in the bankrupt prepared to testify that Stoneham § il q : A A. STONEHAM NAMED AS stock brokerage firm o >; M. FPule was ?t silent partner. ' . 1 OF AUTO - ATO DRIVERS WH | | We Give cnd Redeem Eagle Stamp — . hith al 4 ae i Eee fF BEES epee ane f= eae ys The eae POST- DISP. iTCH a alone has MORE are ci , os cial = pecesben eae t rate " : - 7 sai ‘ mie x : = ? > Se i Des i ~~ —— Peete : for . ra of +h firm. *dwatl 2IT - } : t s.. 4 st : hn . Be... pane aftes bets , ' nt thr ughout the ; “Y A . ~~ i sins ‘ea he ‘ * M. Fuller and W. Ft k McGee, Dacy aL ed an lary eucs so FT | teed ef Baying New eae — oe Seal WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH SENSATIONAL | : 7 ’ — | nzo Dewell heard 4a =" announce his pun- hr—imprisonment 35 rears anc DRESS, $1. 95 ontederate. 1 g | 7 — 7 DRESS, $1. 95 were indicted on De | . . aus} i | WooL BRAIDED =! as the case was present- i i: } © i § "DRESS, $3. 95 he grand jury, and the tri ee 7 : — Tas : _— : 4 > : A..egea y - _ P ~ or lf . SLATE BLACKBOARD — y- : | 3 eos slang? 1012 N. GRAND a = gt : ya Action on Reward Delayed. . > = > -_ ~ — * 7 =" ‘ ~ — PS Here Is a G ert ‘ial of Brov : | loa ee ee 4 Pieces $ Convenient relland Br rere & ' ROLL-TOP DESK—Like : ao) ’ Teme eccupies but little more space than an Up- ne : Croom Suite. Fine American walnut, Tudor style, walnut right. Has full, sleep tone, splendid action. Mrs. Stickney gave the ch ™ c r pulis, heavy plate mirrors, dustproof drawers, mahogany beautiful brown malk cany case with grand ={-% wire, Cai . 5a > ae ws g.Ar, hie = . ~ hee. 2 : —— —_ “= ; om ~~ , _ 3 = f — >. = mS — ne : hy a ) q ; . pas Trade In} § : : ey last 8 e * fi Fae | BP ss 7 . : 4 ¥ : A vacation of vacati Valuation on Jewelry ~ 7 oe an ae ee = . : 3 P : | | = ie - CF: -— ; An ecucation. » Pesnies LHe Tihs taaczen irom 1e i : eo are. . tots ; ; - “3 . i= ‘ ; Your ’ P ‘ ; > —— _ ‘ o" a i. , . : . — . : ™ 4 is = ee P eS TS J + = y Further information from present a : ws: Pearl By Ss —-—- -- ~* ; - ae) " . > . 4 24k " . > . : : ~ 2 > e-”2 : phonag raph a ; ese : “s As : — = — . : - : . 4 - . er - or : Pr, 5l¥ 1 lump valua- MAMA DOLLS—\\ ’ , aseeatns other ee , : ‘ re me ey a vert ires " ~ . . - : > es, ~~ . * ‘ 25 ~ : = Special—New @, at the time of the robbery, fae et | I LAYER i P [AN Q S to 10 p.m. the day of th a Suuer-tired whetis Wor PFIANOG— & Suite walue extraordinary. The oblong _— Compare thi 5 i.SWEET & ; ma — - we : ' 4 ' . - ‘ . : - . . a . © “Or S: wits avy " 7 = : az TS Grands | =. I _ ; , ; Rot > dis : ar ; —— x. iSO : : J id i nd one host it : . . 4 ao. lau — 7UU - iS tag ' . —— = , = os ' . — : (a—Teo TIRED —?F ao est all-around 2 : — lear sour favorite artist Apollo Reproducing Grands tats ‘eeecaah ‘Genk eudt ammeatiaar Oe | te = ~ ) From $1275 to $5000 _the nature of giving = ow $5 aN SPs * : : h we. Dowels ‘attersey. Ten aes a BN . é Artophone ” : ; «4 ,ay¥ z : Na he ATT HEWN ‘ ABI. el es Rare \. : | tk been | “ ' Pi103 Oli a4 Doe; ’ =: . ; . 4 4 . 7 7 : ake ue pratnailit gk a ; top pedest Tabdie Se a : music to «th ‘ii ae DISTRI tim >ers” Sentence’ . $ hairs. each — - . . dntapesinorse act . >: = : asin : - , . a Ps ; Be. CENTRAL P empage Barr (@ - Meer & Paller DD. * ‘ss > Therhenw BMouwte { @ 5 i . — ’ - = > - _ > . ' . . . - . . Ls ~ as " - a - > 5 “ 7 ia . . - : " § es -_eo- ——- - - ~ | ih. 2 ’ as “ 2 ' By ay sp , Ba é . “ ; Ou . : : . . > . jeetdrman (ures ' 4 > . = « ; - . 5 , | : . oe _ : . : : ——r « “4 I~ .¢ C » ~ o . . . . , . : = " “ . G ; - - is Used 88-Not 7 : 4 | : S | This Us -Note | : : Sj | : 3 . - . 7 3 a | =~ os | | Rerannt Moree 7s i P _—.- _ eS ee ae ew Hart Schaffner & Marx : teod—bar mwanr ffke sew Desk and C hair Cabinet Roy al Easy = w . - > Chair and . EON Recordéde nething filmer t= er can be de. ‘ at ; 2 ad = a , > ea ree the Why Say 2 cheap pie _ Q udaint Des 7% in ri ch, : 7 . - : C hair : > et . ; Rocker Va hog ay : - sh —_ | : : es =r or gamete ye cark mahogany with ee: an K; , 4 sont ditees Massive, deep spring ring Cabinet ates TT 2 ‘thete ef bat aon Te ae 1 rany finish his “King of chairs” ,, ssorte a de sgn eo, 4 © Solstered Chee or “5? 9S SS” ee F oonat tame. Thee tx - f= le = : a= gined om Gow Bast Gebetiees gracefully turned legs . . ‘ yen maeG BIANOS - ORGANS - RAAPS . “AL INSTRUMENTS & Mart Overceats at muck lex« and folding tops: chair comes upholstered in ve- Rocker covered in 4g- ae por verte record oe Ze - than the mew price. Come in— ‘o 1 . lour, tapestry or jeather. ured tapestry. p< .f apeen mestc lowers P 1006 OLIVE S I ame o toe. See the entire lime at the $ ‘. — 95 | 3 Odeon Records fer Eu . . Bere’ Overcreats new 2.95 Hab: Cial : —_——__ 7 Soren Hf. eomge end 308 Collinsville Av. Past St. Lowikx 2-Paeats Berx Saft« $4.96 Hub = special prices. _$ 29. cS a ® OK en R--ords Wertitser Welcomes Gilde Grey to “¢. Lewis and Loew < 1012 N. GRAND ‘tate Theater Open Until £:30 P. M = =» %
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E = gecesi 13. 19824, SPMNDER BOSE 3 The Daily POST- canines 2m has + 57, 000 MORE CITY C LTcaranon ‘than BOTH other — newpepnprre C :OMBINED © _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 41 | TO GRIVERS WHO ONY’ ‘MAN ACCUSED OF SNATCHING — PT KEAT YUURy pen CUT 10 $2.50 AID M GUY ) SISTER $692 IN CROWDED BANK co. Suit From Does Away FORGETS (IN ong Prisoner, Caught After Chase From a | . | Gift to Boys & Girls . Solder —_ —_ ; ———» ROTHGIESSER | BiUS, Need of Buying New First National, Denies Money a y ON. VY. Cor. R ;, . | rn wn Owas and . Casings at $22 bach. hesrecsecs: on Him Was Stolen. - | — K —_ MMs steering ef automobiles aero niy an exceedingly adventurous ay = i 4 ) —- nf »* onan ‘or cans on Invextin | ‘ ‘ ~— eakine ¢ a: ‘iT ) fo , 74 Re pt a | r? "WW hat He tnlet wouid h ive trie d to racticea ’ Ss t d Y ] ‘ nm thi iJOesSN f emempel ; pract . » ’ aves ad l TALK, Vestine: Charnes Warn, ae see é resulted in ei bitheadet ae . fire plug daily. at : re Kj . his avocation in the First Nationa] Mon. ; | J mieere of one fire | Said After Mors Killing—De- ae ational] on , 5 ¥ Night 3SLEEP AND _— — ~ SS -— — Tues itherto cost th ~“? : anxk during the noon hour yester- ‘ . . bis has Hither! nies Admitted Crime. RII GoM ac sade, wes. , 7 : Till at motorist $92 for new cas ng The holiday rush had crowd- Fri. ae, | ' 9 Pp M 44 « . - ie lobby, and : HT. Anderson. . . Absolute Guarantee of Satisfaction With Every Pair formed private watchman, kept | > On the windows while De- .8 O 5 O $ 8 O clives Coakley and Kelly of the 7 _— Spherical Genuine Kr Large Spherical ye rome $ | y 95 95 7“ ‘iat | ae oF ak n ot th oe n 2 sik : : ankK Squad strolied through the Pr. Bifocal Lenses. tok Invisible Bi- Pr, Lenses for é : Sa on wate sister o id McCoy, fo PRES IE Pe Eee | Two Visions focals, complete Reading or — 7 === it $2 ) é‘ . —. , in One Lens with frame Distance = oe —— = ‘ ned Mirrors mer boxer, charged with the mur-| ¥ | — (ues streak. = c going BER ee met x | 4 , : ——= ‘arroll'’s are i $2.43-inch «I rif | , ager y ifat: ce inaiies » When CC, J. O’Heron, foreign = — ‘ n Ne ends : wef niidign nt} . a . J L ah Ol S, axchangea ose tells turned f 7 ——— = : = == = —— Se c } to make thousands : y i lpr lata ET ey ”. nee . e1.er, © Oy .* _— ———— = — — W vy ‘ 9 ry ’ : 1 \ ‘ | a) 7A rig ‘ if ri@i, scart ) | > a, his dor -a mo} a +f hy ' nM A; : of boys and girls ~,* ree) Ai a ng " toetid . that ¢s ‘wae not able to . = ioment he swung this . — , coy n invitation Pwo. : | “round t al i] A A Gift | z : . ' a ’ at. ake i an Toey yg & “ee —" oe PUuUNna CO § a bundle of bills dis- | S , | a >> ———_ es a extineu . po Sanwa" “ > ae.» outer, PAPPearing. The cas re l 0 ccessories as mas , D =~ ; mas. With every cash was grasped 25 purchase Sat- iand and, looking out. AT GREATS REDUCED PRICES AG »- : ' urday we will give : a ae teem th wae with er the rosecutior veypewte why. bane _ f making for Heaters for Fords.... vr Hood and Radiater Covers for ' SS ‘ you your choice repaired at a Savillb Auge. 13. wh indicted McCoy, dis- | a rom his cage and, * x Dodge, ot, Re ere = wonderful Coaster ) ) ta the motor. aie tl dit ) estior to My} nm if the detectives and the SKID CHAINS Maxwell, all models . 3D! é or Doll here ilus- - em *% watchman, started after the arn | Windshield Wipers: : ALOT who went w. a —o : } man, | Automatic Wipers $2.05 § trated. ’ “You 1 not D eve. ir broth _ - 48 LOCUST SLreef, At J0K5 4 >". Motor«iriven liorns iat} v ¢ +) Fiower Vases . SI l. EXTRA SIZE 4 a ‘ a : ; ti Ch 7 1. 95 it | | : | | a 7 Detect e-sergeants ' 3° ' “o BE Ash Trays and Match Box ' ristmas Sale of DRESS, worgan, did you : Sergean en mee 2: a Oa ee ee si as a e oO 1} , " - . ; ‘ at 7 P a ‘ eT) 3s » ‘rio ‘ere ’ mr he , rn _ ‘ » fo, 3° Les : | ide F urtains, P her roadster ART lk 1¢° Aly = : -_ a ij ihe twee -Ore;, Ante ai : ' : Top Recovers, bord touring bs ‘ ‘ hh, ‘ y ; . ‘ cli Onne, ry Top Rew overs, Ford roadster OR DRESS, $1. 35 : ry whe ve } ymrotnet POC Ceti HOT Peron jdenti- Electric Cigar Lighter... A ‘ " ,* “y : ) 1 ' . I . t . T ’ ¢ ) > ° “pot Light : i : ¢ Dy Sind ld r that he haa ed a we lag? =~ Sat Been Pur- : ‘ “eee ; Stop Light 7 4 MOR ¢ Ss . . . ; } — - . : lis Nn. eae rA Ve by : : . | «5 " Parking Light, _. ‘ DR Ss, $3. 33 the 1 pets re 3 ries irris ae _— J : a ik Cuda war "oO! And hundreds of other items at Re See eg am , low prices. Mail orders prompt- lL, + “ ¥ "AI TY terday thats | Not avie | A BEI 8 ss Sache 4: im bills SONS Ye 1B ly filled. OPEN SUNDAY ‘eS piece in h MORNING. Juniors DRESS, 62.95 « :f!"on the iste be came to), tonied’ ho had ‘sien one A Gut Rate Tire & Supply Co Beautiful Georgette silk Shades Mmm or 2 for Sl more. ~00U me le : condi to make a il |1oss at the amount found in Harris’ | 1115 CHESTNUT ST. : “ ith h avy fringe and “Te 4 ehtered p ing Trays for ] " mm the night | » visited her hou : so near to Christmas. Read the plan. We do exactly as we advertise. We sell the p : See this wonderful bargain. J = A full shirt length size Chest A ti f vacations : ) | s most beauti ful ge nuine Diamonds—W atc hes—that everyone knows are the best in a | sanid ; ge a2 eee eel Meats ton aw. gifts. Come and ask questions. We know how to treat you nicely, whether you Iss : ; urther information om et Pe nt Cre e -_ arent bit or not : : See . Fa — - . local steamship a agents or eo eee Oe ee Sh lee Bes J “SSNs “2 Toy Cedar Paeide, 420 Levust : ite mpte i eui ide | y har gir : te - ~~ Le ' Chest TH ephone or 7 : . i 7 e Ter Millior wee ank *s ae tod : i : rot Beat ' Me ‘ es . as awak = y the Sto rt aeerw" a a | ¢ sea Gare aii ob P Only a) limited pins Bi uiterson ana asSsSisSte f e | (ne Dime | . - a - stocK on hand. HUMIDOR STYLE l another prisoner, removed Wat- THE GIFT SUPREME if $1.98 SMOKER — with 5 -T estab hae Gigarettc holder, 5 E OSCE ‘tr crass me wonto ngrson was in a critical condi “Everything i in Diamond Jewelry giass ash re- in mahogany ceiver and humi- finish, with eal — Senate = == § Ye Are Showing Some — Values ’ ci.f \s Wai / vy Awonderful honeymoon trip. ul UU ’ lie ~208 eee: i LL See this beautiful walnut finished Chest, designed in Queen Anne style, Interior is all red cedar and is absolutely dust proof, large “i ALONE” size; a big bargain at only $71.50 : 1 | it | aD i, ———— Played by Vi = : : 7 : ; . ana a a hie =\di $25 Hh Stamps Wit PROM i | i —— | } yy Vincent Lopez ” | 7 f . : ‘i 4 .s: aac ‘ *y ; = = | £ Pay $10 Down : ance at this Suite and you, all ir hed | beautifu " me and lesigned A ped ; -— : ‘ts ch a nt ‘0 : er See this won $1 Down we Monday ie. Orchestra : y vi ‘a ; 4 Hundreds to show vou—rarh one different—the most erquisite designs in solid white gold and plat- ~ ‘ A truly practical at 4 rts |) . ) menial on eB ail etliaert , ry — dl ach one so mod- ' « ) lamp, beautiful num—every Diamond specially selected for its delicate reflective. brilliance and each 0 os | f andasome Va ine > —e : ey FF 0 ; yo Geor, , Tt Littl a ) ' dd? bth ill,’ - | HULL) qa | I] t Hil Here are Four Records you will enjoy ; ' : ’ ; ‘i | rrTrr ; HI iM Try ti ' } HULL TTTT) aad erately priced as to make you a repeated INGALLS customer. Hs. p | ie a. | ono a , x | \ in various colors, the vw stand hae ash tray BAR PINS, STUDS, CUFF LINKS, EAR SCREWS, SCARF PINS, DIAMOND. @ | | center as shown: | SET GAMEO’S AND JAP SIGN ET RINGS—MASONIC RINGS | | 50 a cele at 913.86." | 4—B E. BY Ee, BABY Fox Trot. Ace Brigode | ° Sarr | 2 Saal Sow » Wirginians. x« E— | if $25 Floor Lamps ‘ ae - ~ L—SWEPT LITTLE You copators. Harry Re: ~ ‘ (B—ToOo TIRED nda” MLL | ' ' i a And Upto De And Up to Th mee ye tnt) 3 (eatin Artophone Corporation 2 = ing an = oN ol heed {paar 8 (ae P aude ak ek ” ‘Ss Mi brine iM | 1103 Olive Street | “BEGIN WITH INGALLS AND BE GLAD” boon not ine hud rege Die = mate of ico to th 2 | oes not inchude ly it re DISTRIBUTORS : egg Pee togany. He sure to eee it aS — — a Weekl nada Dano: . CENTRAL SOUTH me + ae ss : ‘ —~ oe > —! ae ~~ : ; * Open 2 " $1.00 ee y Zid motor, Famous-Barr Co., —_— ay C«., ; + eas Ye €5 y : , Every t ® and i12 it 2 5. broacwas ye A . fom | Night of music Mix, Baer A : uller D. G. Co., Horras FP aes * rtp ‘ per - & ; | 4 ” EE Plain ; — += 2 Pe, a St Pigcure Thichen Music €o., Ho me 7 ho noge aph Co. ~ ~! . - Prices roaUwuwas Geliman lire... i. Waener ruranere ( o., 104 Oliv 1U17-1619 §S. Jefferson Av. wtnnee ' Mims i oe " “Holla ur a Phone graph ( o., 3 S ay . - . ] S Broadway 4 v= =e: : nae My .« e! . et ‘ - A» , i. WEST a HF: Baker Musie, Howse os ee Benen Ai Gtr Jap Signet 9x12 Axminates Very practical, Dmerson om 2 finished : + A to ee IN ee: gg A822 acton Av. a Se; Ii GIFT TOILET SETS K S) sre. Rings $25 Day-Bed With Rugs wnanogany. cal ‘ ” rian peehange : Every Price—in ivory white, imi- BS ‘oun'ain rs - and ee uge in etty pat ored giass NORTH 5 W. Third 8: Kyl CHESTS tation shell and amber. aN tens a Row iS neeitios papaya Mattress rf high pie apa Phang top ane Pg ) ve con GUA ; ’ Day Bee $ h mae y+ ee cigarettcoe Link Granite City. 0. — | ~ . ~ "a » full-size Sersiry & Phovorraph © gory & or! 86 THIS IS THE PLAN “aim Everything Sooo tulb-cieo Dag-Oet 3] : " , State ’ : _ ~ nan ; ‘ ret PT > TI = e ar) ‘ nal Miu “7 Rhopp °. : ; ’ + a : . ‘ | : $035 W. } , Moore bicé Pay 10¢ this er k ° next week THE MOVIE cLUB a tu : set 3 , 30c¢ the next and on up to $1 y flounce oe. ted ts ” ry reh — un 0, “—F ’ ,* re as ' - No ré merit sad 4 nan SI at G . . . eo - = = - . ) . - COW T . - ‘ 4 ’ : 7 ring “jie annie “ rT —_. st Bite ] n 10¢. i QPEON Records b > \ ; ——s ‘ Pring you the ) . is - World's best ; a9 , i = . 4 Diayed by Eur Des ' He Som com nart- — Sie . morete ¢ of a serne ' “ ~~ “Se > | Readauartere for Christmas Shoppers Odeon mts r Ew eee we Odean fo! \ eer _ S | 7h ST qataice OKeh Record ‘ 412 NOR : eft 7 cing. sc ng hits table combs . Ss. th ricinator— an ‘ thers advertise Watehes and Jewelry on Basy Payments. think of INGALL eo — = ot vosgeeoeade ppabenae x aa “a4 years in St. Louls—Get Our Prices—It Pays. 25 W 45th St.. New York City
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The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone | has MORE CITY Cire — than ene case soi datas Roe — —— ——_——_—_ — SS | BRITISH CAPTURE EXPORT 9 PANT LIKELY TN Pr TRADE IN MTORCYCLE “PRESIDENT Of SENATE KIESELHORST OR S Player Rolls cee aS. ‘““HONOLOU™ to 8 pounds cach: ponna’ Gene Rodemich’s Latest Hit ms Acenciat EIGHTH AND LOCUST Grand and sh ler Limit and De'n ar- nion and Ver LEGS OF LAME ¢ and a greater export busirress ° b: By CURTIS A. BETTS. Both of the Abdve U. S. Inspected 4 motor t A Staff Correspondent of the Post- spirit = fe i ENDID SELECTIONS ee $ :. CH MEN'S JERSEY - ineches hich. : oe: gollid cep SATUR ORS Player Rolls ARE Better Kieselhorst Service IS Better KIESELHORST “='1007 Olive ESEN TATIV Mee er of H trmitn-4 Lal . ~ Fi aines Brothe ers-Amptco ~ : Gulbransen Registering Piano etter kind. beav- _* nickel - plated; sat oma tic - ming and one other evening newspaper | COMBIN ED et $2. 95 Over 1000 on! SUITS | CONRAD'S SPECIALTY STORE ) 4.2.28 eee seerens ee Heater St. Loui In 1922. a ling to Sritisn re to re-election of Senator William Each set packed in holiday wrapping El ne peeemnown Cand Sore rds, Great Britain exported 7270! 0 on as Preai- “PARTY” SET FIRESIDE SET Sth & Locust (409 Ni. Sth St. ) see —s & ile eae i +8 . a ies the State Senat | Childr n's Singing — rhe rit ey roit O1 ceatated Sugar; izures s: aft nope = sya ni a ar the selection of Senator Ri ~ eeu ‘Time : electi ‘eens i ~ adelphia 4 jerked Cian Cee ee i od 1B ph t. Valen Pack on the NURSERY SET A tuneful, catchy number —— ed in information obtained here ; rolls of cue ther 337 full f holiday BOYS’,S3 a e Give a Basket of ayvaeae s Fruit cast sat oma cheapest to a , finest—*2t° ene-third. OVERCOATS ARMY GOODS Stor tte as oa @ h are mu : oPrEN UNTIL S20 F. M. - Dee Teas: ie oe Uaed seen] orea for G. O. P. Flooi 10th & Washing: BEEFTO ago teal nort “ ada Dear One—Fox Trot ss ‘40 ——— Freshly NGUES oat xen nnaper” betes acide rem cage: All Alone— Waltz : Sn.y Smoked, me ’ im ing DU all es a ri: ‘ » e . Special Christmas Music ; ca’ in inivr!l ee a ‘ 3 ‘ a ioe a G RLS COA TS ee ek MANY OTHER Over 21669 of| en rae —a3 Mail and Phone Orders Filled $2 35 hand from the , . ’ ad cheospest to the Ries ett purnhece SUITS ee — “ ae ot ie bs ig aes vb . 7 . *\ : e > aos ae 445 cord. Conrad's pack th nd tis- r majority of the anti-Painter ace ee \ A . - 1012 N. GRAND CNS ) a3 $4.45 Curling Irons a pECEMBER te 1924. med: § te 4 pecan Our Store Open Saturday Unt oe eS ES I SS, . In attractive sets for children Dispaich. ‘ fimnest—save ene-third. tically; priced $10. “$7. = | acts el ithe ~ OPEN L. S§: > Me qnmaranteed 79c GiRLs’ COATS! 2PANTSSA- 95 | ‘EEPERSON CITY, Pee. 13 and grown-ups =SATU RDA’ : : o Ml 1 OVERCOATS (BEBBBC SSE 21S SS 2 SS By > ‘2. > aS 4 4 J 4 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES A Timely Event! Parchase One of These New Felt Sport Remarkable Sav- ings at This Special Price $ 95 4 , Ge e288 Ra 8a) BR) Bea tevee@) Ba. 1.8218 Ri een bee... 8a Que Tt td 2-Way Sockets = A , 7 % s Painter Neews / _ a - @mall, black fiber. - A ~~ kets —_~ 49c Smkete = _ ane Bulbs A heavy brown sport or house Coat, fillely knitted t Mazda Su Miez- quality combed cotton yarn, light feeced, two front és Bait: 25 2ic slight factory seconds. Just as illustrated. a x” watt: Tree Bulbs fine cone Amase Tree Pee)! bee im axstorterd o reiere: per 98c rach With 14-karat gold iridinm point, : filler, assorted sizes and patterns, te we heawe them low price wi Lira Fixtures Cemeplete line crear gold brew niene or peivchreme Fixt ares, wall brackets. ote New Rast Shades Tyrolean Shapes BREE eg eee. er ee. mae eae _ - . Peter Pan Styies Robin Hood Styles $2 ELECTRIC READING —— Hot Plates LAMP.BE 2% al + y ‘B’ Batteries Electric irons ‘ chic new models in every popular style and color, ng a marvelous opportunity to save. Hats for large lai. Meads; smart Decoiming styles tor the matron. A wide tion affords wonderful choice at $2.95. » THE “RINK” [BE A Silk Stocking Cap for Skating . F~ and Winter Sports | Smart, dashing and ret 45 a : Te e snug and warm is this cap, and appropriate for ae = ke "A 211 Winter sports. In i a every bright and dark Ne 4 shade. Specially priced ly guarentesd, comm -. ‘ond Fl er pivte. long detachable 4 KING LEVER “ACTION AIR RIFLE TEER BSS BEB SRB SRBEBSE SE S's | dae senate Electric Sockets a °°? at tues With ping just as pr Sat urday only. e" This Kroehler Bed Suite Sepang a Wonderful Giit Conta ns all the hidden fineness of const hat make Kroeh! Pocket- ; knives Gearanteed { ateel;: regular = walue. heat ily nicket- crauine = ft element: full ‘ouch. Inc lud three pieces richly) Vaiue that cannot be duplicated. Que OC COMA .8 eee eee +. Sf > > Table Lamp + for S silts $19. 75 [Floor and Bridge Lam pe . ornamented bases Se ANNOUNCEMENT ee Se eee Se ~ ’ Rrvese. 14 : ~~ ay Rr os, On Sale Saturdar : Children’s High-Grade ai AUTOMOBILES 19¢c ae Rera hk — ee . . is an OUL-O7.-(oe-ofr Peer. & Va THREE-PIECE OVERSTUFFED . | writes ROOM SUITE from: $175.00 value... 090.00 FOUR-PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE tone Wailnut : ay awd $200.00 value... $129. o NINE-PIECE WALNUT ER eB SUITE $300.00 vane ....... 9149.00 : Floor and Table Lamps Cedar Chests Smoking Stands Phonographs Sewing Cabinets —and desens of ether Veve!tics. eepecialily sultablie fer Christma set 4 Mw The iniae M:N ICHOLS Easy Dignified Credit Extended to Alf MARKET ST.at ELEVENTH es = bal it i i i f 7 ERTS 3 } e Iilimeti=s Wemen Dees at 93. aDatc™ yee Wek ‘aaa beiabasiinhes ae aN We nk i a Wn Wm gists
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r EMBER 12, 1924, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ie BLS’ COATS $500 EACH FOR DEAD ROBBERS Hummer, president of the State . ciation an ead of) eds tee eal a ~ val ae Stand-/the La Salle National Bank od Xa) $00, 000 H ES SOUGHT cS hand from the | F Salle, Ill., addressed the mee $2. 9 cheapest to the | @Y the Associated Press. finest—""v° one- -third , | ELGIN, Il., Dec. 12.—Inaugurat- ete the importance of wea a | OVERCOATS ing a policy that State Bankers’ As- | Finds Wife Overcome by Gas | . - : maa. sociation officials hope will be | Mrs. Bella Rees, 43 years old BIrwie YS’ $3. 95 : adopte d in every county in the|of 5 South Tenth street, was found / BO 4 ‘State, the Kane County Bankers’! unconscious on the floor of the /Indications That Total of At- Federation yesterday placed a/jkitchen of her home at 9:30 p. qr. | | 2-P f N T ‘ $ 935 price of $500 upon the head of | yesterday, when her husbanil, | torneys’ Claims Will Ex- SUITS ioe [EVES peng bank robber” killed in| John, returned home. Two burn- | ceed $100,000. this county, it was voted to raise'iers ofa gas stove were turned on, | | )ODS STo 12 N GRAND '$10,000 for the purpose of paying! but not lighted. The doors wer: ——_—__———— . 10 . rewards. The action was taken,!| locked and the husband had ‘x! Fees aggregating $66,000 are OPEN UNTIL 8:30 P. M. ‘bankers explained, in an effort to/force his way into the place. At sought by attorneys who acted in | . 5 ‘ - ' obtain maximum protection against city hospital her condition was sa-:d | the liquidation of.the bankrupt In-| ing or Tia ne inroads of highwaymen. Wayne to be serious diahoma R Mining Co. in clair us | , a Fe ' , tg , | cent payment of $12,500, asked for | plate merchandise. Very spe- ba) - rn um usprrennte awe asthe eons Shi ene be possession approximately $70,000, ate Ren. HEN you shop at May-Stern’s you are not limited in choice. Here you will find po high, 1-- CHRISTMAS SPECIALS FOR Willson, representing the trustee, ‘the proceeds of the sale of un- gi lid ep: - , ; | ee =. || SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY eens See See ~~ . | | Beal ble element; 5 Ses toe and indicated they would want mortgaged property, from which : : a broad range of high- grade, nationally advertised Phonographs in all styles and sizes attorney's fees must be paid. When —all at extremely reasonable prices, and all on terms to suit your convenience. fully guaranteed for ily constructed: com- $15,000 more when the proceedings | g | close Trustee Ober applied for | the sale of unmortgaged property plete with ewitch, y * . : ~ " | $25,000; Case & Miller. $5000: an is completed, the total is @xpected PO i ae ae CHRISTMAS TREE |“ "| 98c a ] Elec ric : LIGHTING OUTFITS Ogkmulgee law firm, $8500: a Tul- | Toasters y pt 8-light Outfit, including Storage to be* about $100,000. > fe | 3 = “ fee, when it is filed, will be about | | thug Ts Wie Brunswick | $8500. | | | A trustee’s report of the sale of | Royal Console | | i aias if York Console the company’s principal assets to Ser: AU te \ . . the new Indiahoma Corporation, | : With 12 Selections hie Wait Hl {Sul 1D ‘a With 12 Selections 1 eid hat ena pp ayrte. I ead . ' 7 Sue... ce! is , ONE of the most beautiful of L P 1Z on pian the holders THIS beautiful model fe : : : —— =F fas the Brunswick Ss t y ] és. of $1,500,000 in bonds will! receive | shown in Adam brown, ~§ 50) ee ‘i y American walnut, Adam brown or red mae bonds of the new company, and red mahogany or American Console Phonograph ’ _ hogany f i n i Ss h,. 4 creditors will he paid in preferred walnut finish Terms to suit your stock le the etne , stock, WwW hile the stockholders who " With Twelve Selections ff Couvie ence invested $5,000,000 in the old com- pany will not hee nae = : ———— . $59 5() ELECTION FUNDS MEASURE | ¢ a a od Brunswick Phonograph. . - | “The Masterola”’ AWAITS CAMPAIGN INQUIRY | | alelel iB . wath 12 Sevections iA SPLENDID instrument, rich 3 | N attractive instrument that | Caraway Wants Bill I assed to Pre- | will delight th family. | in appearance and tone qual- vent Use in One State pf Money wily : mily. c Choice of Adam brown. red ma-| ity. Plays all records and is fully ollected in Another. ; ig d Re the Aas oh Sites hogany, fum- 5/ parse “hy : | ; S to. | a || a ote t w rach egal \f : Nickeled-plated.— with ‘WASHING TON, Dec. 12.—Legis- | =a | ed or gold - ) at — 4 lation Ww hich would ma a it unlaw- | ah) Mil HTT j en Oak rice an fe RAs . switch, wire " ! ; H LM: ! ; Tree Bulbs : ; ; , r and bulb 4 cs ful to collect campaign contribu- M | Misti netiie finishes asy terms Pine cone Xmas Tree ERECTOR PEDAL CARS \W ve |. . ’ - , Pe | . Wine Pulbes., in assorted SETS For the Little : f Al h | tions trom one state for distribution f ' ni | eer ee rolers; per 98c NO, 4 sIiZE Tot P cono in another state was proposed to! ft HH Hi it Oo Phono ra hs fi , . - . ‘ . " i ie , HL = 5 point, self y ion” 98 $4.19 | $2.75 gy Pe the Senate Campaign Expenditures| || i Hi : Toy grap Children... + iterns, with Razor Mon. and Thes.: Committee by Senator Caraway | i Hi, Size 15:30. well made, with steel runners and steering per 69c i Portable Phonograph LIGHT-WEIGHT Phonograph of - Saturday Blades SLEDS apparatus. Purchase now while $1 98 ration il aig . la’ \, “ont le, ith iH - paign is t e continued. The i good tone—complete with carry- Genuine Gillette: we have them at this eueeuties committee will communicate with | | ing case and an ? those interested In the prosecution | unusual 4 5() . Curli ‘stheder Patt cial, et... slate... OlOel VALUES UP T0 $3.50 io 79 | teen S75: $2.00 Peer Le, " —— Xmas Tree Bulb Reflectors | ro, 008 pen re — ge . "a Full 4inch size, brilliantly colored, , 2-Way Stel A er set of eight, 29c | Windshield ‘ ye ae " assorted ' oe ¥ Sockets = ‘ XS CHRISTMAS TREES — Artificial Wipers ; .* , A Trees, in assorted sizes; nice large | Will fit open or : ; > ‘ Trees that as full ~y mg | Ktlnr- Closed cars 39¢ teed t ireprovf a ¢ ; wi sot shed: $2- ~—?. $1. 25 ) 1g inch $i. ol $1 .98 : Small, black fiber. 29¢c COASTER , : f . shee Bedy 14x32 inches; constructed Heavily nickeled: to stand heavy wear and tear. y complete with «itch . ; . : Mazda Bulbs Beautifully finished, with extra ; and house Coat, fitely knitted of bese Hi Conuine national Maz-| ewvy rubber ‘tires, dise ——o/ geen . oe c light fleeced, two front - pockets, da B . or wheels and reller bearings. Not nibs; 25, 40 or ; . . ) tra a7 assembled and with no delivery. iY = - — oe pee, 7 = ly 3 27 os This Wagon will 4 — eet Dash Light ER mieNenenenenenits }-4 = | Hit deferred pending determination as to whether the investigation begun | TR tii 1] 1 Hii rrietal " i ’ } 1 the closing days of the last cam- | ETE ' (Dem.), Arkansas Hilt Action on the proposal has heen | | nels and double doors and mechanical anto- ymiy . mobile that can Fixtures ee 49c| Pedal Pads Complete line; eray. up Ford; com- 3c ‘ plete set... 2 i i GARAGE & AUTO |. Lishters CILS * 39¢! iu 29 Fe ; Beautifully enameled Garage, with Ry ae te g 79c -~— low price ‘ Cigar | of the inquiry to ascert w - cold. brewntone or a = .ouble Garage with two 79c er they desire to emerge. 0 va y“ “1 + -A | ‘ . La 1ti0nNal 4 $2 ELECTRIC r’ fit wall brackets, te , — | —— a iC Auto Jacks testimony. Samuel Untermyer of| a» " : cnanica ree ars Solid . steel New York, who was associat 4th | °,° ; READING aifie Hot Plates : | at rr” wae SSnOSntem vein A Bookcase and Yee! Desk Christmas Sale of a An exceptionally good toy that can of Kansas City, fe a a Oe na Single burner or two- at be wound up and run on track: car men said, that if he desires to pre- of furniture alias |. en sent evidence documentary or bines a roomy Bookcase § otherwise, regarding the “mystery” and a well - arranged i story told by two Chicago wit- Writing Desk equipped #5 m 3 $30.00 Terms ona tc: | AUTOMOBILE . Ash Trays we olt : Electric in burner; » ~OSe can be run forward and thrown into | Motometers Eoeawens counsel for Seuster La} : Le SUNS | from. .. reverse while In motion or brought to a stop as the $1 $7 Boyce aaaget $2, 65 Follette, will be told, committee- THIS attractive. piece ween ody was Dad 40a unior oor m T be oe c . operator desires. Complete with track. cee é0 « model com- | y . i J : | | Hil As iilustrated, beautifully plated; — finished in red enamel and my . Cie each ofa Cc yellow striping; equipped ot" _s , Skid Chains with bumper, motometer, etc. Not assembled and _— ~~ - -_ , , « with no delivery. This ma- ION BOY SCout chine will be on sale at ‘ Pocket- | I Aaterrrae ; . antl knives 2 ee Ty MOTION PICTURE MACHINES skidno "E, Chains 1s Heavily constructed, black enameled finish, with long, ewig fed 1.85 Of heavily nickel- | detachable electric cord; assorted slides and moving pic- » er 2 2 plated, genuine ni- | ture film; $5.00 value... _ - .e : — per pair » s 5 S2 value “nt: full- pas 6 ee - = ip enna: boson - i | CYC LES per baie $2.45 x — long detachable TION AIR PIELE if b core ~ oo $2. 69 = | mem braving. For thi Be ba ll- $9.75 sand, o> 7s ota ) —17 = .. * , ttt tener eee per pair Radiator oa 4-25 lis N VELOCIPEDE | Radiato With ping and cor, just as illustrated, Sat- urday only. nesses, the committee will receive with pigeon holes and has ; : Value to Suit it. three convenient drawers. ih Efforts to run down this story, Built entirely of genuine ai 7 TREMENDOUS which was related by two telegraph quartered oak, 32 inches = operators and involves alleged | wide and 72 inches high. financing in the Republican cam- If you will price this paizgn, were made during hearings anywhere else you will at Chicago, but they proved fruit- find that the usual price less. Members of the committee | is $55.00. Special for all said they still put little or no| this week at May-Stern's. asa special purchase makes possible one of the most won- derful Lamp bargains of the year. Great assortment—one more beautiful than the next—just the gift that your wife or mother will appreciate. They have 22- inch shades of shirred Georgette in many oe ae charming colors, fancy metal finals, metal * se cee yd ae | Hid 813A leaf polychrome bases, long silk tasseled a re tga . octagon | PH. ere 528 || , | pull cords. See these Lamps—compare Agzains ek r? ) " ¢ Abbi w= 7 y fainst expending ir one state ry = ian them with any shown elsewhere at $30 funranteed a ateel; regular campaign funds collected In an-| to $35. Choice at $16.95, other is predicated upon evidence| in the inquiry that the great bulk of the funds expended by the Repub- | : , a y | ican National Committee was} $2.00 a Month , : ——— New Smoking Stands raised in three states—New York. | Pennsylvania and Illinois—and the maior part of that spent by the Paani > A, f B k In Beautiful Democratic National Committee | 4 OAC | | poe A Place or 00 Ss Polychrome came from two states, one of | a | A P] O Wri e Zz 1% Eftects—at th rn N w ork. ; t t Ty : n’'s High-Grade pet LJ a a Mag Fuses; : | 7 j ne last . _— \ ; TOMOBILES 9 — — os |S S | 7.75 au _ $2.69 7) LETTER SAYS TWO MEN ARE CUCTICODT] ‘THIS style of Secretary is meer lites or F atu $ | into vogue in e Bz ‘ — | eS rents G29 MOONSHINERS’ PRISONERS! fal seaming inte vous in. the NAA for this week only type Hin . SEs 22S bines a bookcase and writing 7.50 Express Wagon,$3.95 ELECTRIC TRAINS Chevro- $1.69 No Trace of Reported Moun- desk and has two roomy draw- LIONEL—$15 let — : et se AMERIC AN $3 50 value $5.35 sonny ot ) $10.95 enim Camp. Memenan. == ers. Comes in either mahog- We show nearly 200 different designs WE. es ont-Dianatch Sam any or walnut finish. Sold in Smoking Stands in mahogany. wal- ——p All ‘ value $18.00 value Curtain Special to the P: h. 3 | , L SERGE & ™ ‘sizes page alu | $6.95 | a alu $13.50 Lights LUMBER T NW N.C. Dec. 12.— m regularly at $62.75. We bought nut, fancy decoratéti metal in poly- Full ball-bearing, extra heavy Hq , 7 rubber tires with adjustable : are quality Ford spring saddle, handle bars, tadiator and Hood rubber pedals, etc.: finished in Covers ; 1917-19% °: maroon enamel with yellow com- $1 95 i j plete . striping. While just a few (Chevrolet superior SERENE REECE Lumberton, N. C., Police Can Find MECHANICAL TRAINS—With circle of track, The public are searching for traces = these at a price which permits .;). chrome design—great variety of shapes of a moonshiners’ camp in which, “2 us to offer them to you special ' —all ideal for gift giving. iccording to a letter received from a- ~ for this week at Robert Scully and Frank Williams, of Newark, N. C those men now : are held prisoners. The letter was received by the Newark police and | ea.’ locomotive, tender and coach 4 fomplete with long a woen cord chabl . pp >» tar: ‘each. 99C DOLL CABS Assorted patterns, colors and sizes; © i] ey ! Colored reed nee a ge 5 3 AN» ee Ford rear Curtain a very coo c ; : $14.75 th, ‘ me Bulbs to select from. . ® : , ee tee with , ; f the holidays: : m Two- Sheep- . oon national Mar- Doll Sulkies “fat yh ses pees 49c lined . BOwatt. in red. cree | A rerular $2.75 = Roo ae hes Sie 59c Coats , ‘ blue and variou« other | Value. For this em ; $9 00 we A 1+ ‘ ; sale . . niin =: +) ' MIRRORS moonshiners who suspect them of! ——— tall 30 DOL ee 4 ge aoe being revenue officers, somewhere , ; F “vw . ; - per c e , size : $1.19 j ee - 2 $1 29 warranted oti-temper- sexttte trains. thts F ll d a ene De — re vther | Mail and Phone Orders Carefally and Promptly Filled | ype in brackets: $2.49 "$7.95 : ORS NORTH OF MORGAN STREET tor nvestigat! ae not las EAST — Or me I ee STRIAL Canteal 3329 ae nVesUgsgation, was not large enough to Warrant installation of t the warn- JODS STORE “eeeleneeiiseeneee etn nea aia Washington mission tash contended the crossing wag - , Cy angerous, but the commission held TWELFTH AND OLIVE STS. chat the traffic out, made in an Open an Account fi RARER
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“ SC — Ae a i rm oe ae | | . . — _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH atone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Cunedan Pichia W Water Diversion. illegal diversion of the waters of resolution which T. L. Church, | Kip). BL OVED) HOLDUP : ) FASY TO PAY THE GRADWOHL WAY « OTTAWA, Dec. 12. —Definite and | the Great Lakes through the Chi- | member for North Toronto, will _ . cago dra a 1} EIS ‘ L “edera!l h ce immediate action to prevent = tay cana! wi be asked it Te ce in 4 2 } Ae al Od)! , . ° om, te Admits Having Rob- : ; ~ the _of the _ ar tee in (y : ie Grant Van Vierah. 2 | who leveloned from LADY-LOVE SUPREME BLEND «¢-° « « $1.50 the Pound LADY-LOVE VARIETY PACKAGE ¢ » «@ $1.00 the Pound LADY-LOVE FRUIT and NUTS «4 je «¢ $1.25 the Pound LADY-LOVE SPECIAL 1002 BOX « «2 0 3 « «Scents e PaSsgrasg a ' a SESE SENS ENS EN EN SEN i a oa : 3 : . : =? ” "s* aod mt : - “eo x - ° ~ “ ar ca = ; - si : gt $5380 -5- ‘ ? . — -~- - -« - - - ree ° eee eees - = -s . ; Sa = a e3 .s . =~ - 4 1 oR .~> - - is ss - =~ tae . os ; ob 2-2 : - — ~ 72 us ; - 2s3 ys ean > o- - : ~ - - . = . ; a ~ + 4 - ted a © ’ *3; ~ y - . m si =. tap tast ed - =~ ne ee “~~ are =? —— so Loa : ek et Oe TT TT | SS ES 5 -ae ; 4 . Pr , ; : = *F automatic pistol with six load- d oradwobi'e is noted for its blue-white extra-cut Diamonds. The Diamond R © ) a e Fe Cc h ¥ $ & t FRE S © jow-sash cord. Hf trated below were hought especially for Christmas selling, but they only give a] soc the kgiovet noidup man g¢ idea of the Diamonds we carry. Mountings are solid white gold and platinum, Oe a EE a | & Ss re © Ww os angola dead, > a. . . ; A A A I CCT AE eth tN Ratt - RO © me Ee _ iad en. oR ee re > Wr ake —s = 4 os . a , ~ + . — + ‘ - AFL) saibeninbariiebanineenina eae kin _" > rere, > & ws _ ° . a= «4% aK ~, . “ > —" =: 4 ’ » » 4+ de ee | +i€ al —s “a ,sV4i & .- aliG , , , ’ ‘ , , , = . . * ee ~*~ > > . ~ . ~ - . - ~~“ . > + ve a wi. VW with : - ‘ - - oe ~ \ YUL $1. 50 } fo ~ > ~~ S an ~ VW-~ v-_ ( Ns . y ste i > Two s ae ...... .16aae & $3. 00 Yuletide Kiddie Pails. .40c » ——-, 2 ee a ee ee - ss ° 1 : et A Christmas Gift of Jewel = ’ The Famous Busy Bee C hrist- Supreme Fruit Cake 75c Ib. ry , : mas Special — three pounds of fins : : Whi | » | ot a special Christmas package Chocolate Santa Claus Buy it Now and Buy it Here | —for the very low price of... .. " -- -. 2 6.6 6 eo @.6'e seownt to 50c = eee 7 Ge = ~~. J ; ; cr) ft t ian a nm 2 a | te = = =~ -> . . i @ Men a Bulova W ate h Pn ity fn \\V HAT more appropriate na Q he 2 + 1] ‘ lastin Saturday’s Sunday Candy Special Assorted Chocolates, Caramels & Milk Chocolate Maple Pecan Creams 1-Ib. box 50c -: 2-Ib. box $1.00 Necklaces of every kind. Here rou Usual Week-End Values in the Bakery “Van Vierah admitted having [i "ill fi@ lovely strings of pearls in a! ock of Bulova ‘ Ss Rich F Overcoa a all tints and at all prices. We also vf have Necklaces made of crrstal. am- ber. jade and onyx beads. Petess vy, are sur prep low for jewelry of Y ty we are displaying. .) Py r he en) BULOVA quality eee ~ cold filled en- “$ : y, > . ea OF NEW GUARANTEED HAVANA, Cuba, I i SUgZESTIONS | verve enzcut me ee ny HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 1] Me: tite goid-filled engravyr- ionanMe. RULOVA awality white gold a 2 aan te a evsrar: $28.50 s Al! sold on our ment plan at Gift meg | as Smart 1&2 Pa Suits - $29.30 « Here you “will find ew is #tylish; all shades Open Saturday $/ i $/ it $f s ed case: 153 jewels filed ease. beautifully carwed: ee ee | ee ie Oe: ee $1.50 Up jewel BULOVA : ' hop ES Ngo -srar white cold engraved case and Another useful Hardmann a guar nteed 38 jrwet Euleva Meve- TH-piere set of Piece Hl; dati for the ceremonies, and will be gy MEMMEQ, = SoC gee fit keen. $0.00 2 recent rae $35.00 | ae Schaeffer a ee ‘ es es nee eithaings ‘eatin wen | T $S.00 MONTHLY .- $5.00 MONTHLY Schuls SS be bik Ae inen. emesaity San Juan 7 4 FOR EARLY XMAS. |, heme > TS eke: " © £008 .S s.0UE0 hicers ¥ Gradwohl's stock of BULOVA Watches is now complete and is be- Price & Teeple . arene Pe Symphonola bt ae ae 2 pe - oS Sie “gare ei eee BUYERS ing sold on deferred payments at CASH PRICEs. Weaver : 3 i hae | cnameeaaomcesetn Foals 0 3, igo : have marked Gradwohl is also headquarters for ELGIN, WALTHAM, and Brunswick Radio/as ots % . s . ‘ : ‘ - — ” . - - _* , —_- ~ - ~ > . ; ~ e * re Sun a — f the sea | i." Poh mar uae shel ie Cabinet at Herriot’s Bedside : 2 DOORS EAST OF “ 4A Smal! Deposit By the Axsocta Prees , - 3 Instant Relief! Don "t stay Reserves for PARIS. Dec. 12. —Prem = j » ” en! T a PAR I : Pri ae + NTH y oie : Py iaee*’P t oid -hristmas Delirvery 4 otteet Oring presided t sia — St. Ves ex itf/ Co. oe ; svery twe neues "watil three Ste taken. The first dos @: xed up sestrils snd aif S4ges of head; stops sore ‘@)~e = se | . i ' re! ee A A A I ee ee ee ane? headache, dnliness, =, sacetiagg Tae sec
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- i - FRIDAY 3 AECE MAIER 13, 1924. - —— Ee | ———_—- ————————————————— ———— eo VARIN SE [ND OF LONG WAVE RADIO | s | Says Use of Wireless for Direct. | Communication Is Best Served by Low-Power Systems, You ma y open account now ow i*y the Asvocirted Press. Q aa he zin ; | “LONDON. Dec. 12. — Powerful | ments long wave wireless stations will | Fee ‘ ee ay? idays. N > hol. /soon be found uneconomical! and } if you ‘settle your account in 30, 60 or PR... 4 ig “Z. ae ee > WE ARE OPEN pa 4 ‘ hones Person. refused vs ap | comparatively inefficient for long | ¢ 90 days’ time we will give you the 10° ee 4 BOE tae Ve Se UNTIL lt here. Con ms a fy (distance commercial communica- | ff | cash discount the same as if you had fi oak en ee ee y ae 6: :30 rr M. ? 4 Oat: BBB | tion and Will be succeeded by re- paid the » money ts advance.. tT Mp ee ‘SHOP EARLY 5. ee the Cage Toes foes Pee’ jes os ee PF eae ee Or CBSA AS Te he he . a .. Sey . for thristmas delivery. | i » S oreo” - BPD . ’ : lativ eiy ] , -power stations using & a ‘ > ww ewer eee need , the short wave beam system, it was ° ; = a3 o f and take them ;; 0 peer on Sate a4 Sates te Ste or] W , T . a SOR. Lae vs oS het lecli d this ening by tl! in- | Do RB . a Aas oe ne - DO N BD h Lar e Diamond Rings illus. . _ eee Pee : f nome With you, s , ale witteia "Me r ni ge ss $ 0 W nh uys ee et Cape, tae Cae of uys 1S ge yo Sarre soapy % | speech before the Royal Society of y ee : ie by only give you a faint 4 oN 3325 - | Arts. im . i \ FE | VA i HE | Se A 3 | The recent completely successful | ) } i and platinum. Prices } S298 tees, a7) ,tests during November and Decem- | © ‘ber with the United States, Cana- a , i e-~ Zz’ }) f!/ ly Your Ne W 7] ur Trimmed 7 ‘ 3 A Blue Bird ry What aie on | er, Signor Marconi said, indicated Stand the possibility of installing low- ‘power systems capable of day and | Suomi commercial eervices to all for EERE | utilizing only the 15 kilowatts pow- / } ~ to you; they have quality, style and workinanship / rates. | Signor Marconi prefaced his re- | marks with the declaration that the We Show a Very | whole theory and practice of long- . | distance wireless communication | Large Selection /now was undergoing a most im- ? . §n + ‘ . ; : - , - | iat ay which — that —_ They come with ) it Was aepenadent upon phenomena, - ‘ ie \dn regard to which the present un- attractive ash | derstanding was to a large degree | eS, trays, patent Ccl- | | 2 . - $ 75 incomplete. gar ] 1g h t er S, a Ty | “It has been universally acce;t- : glass humidors | a TUS x“. Pritt. 4% — LO LE -———— — ; a a REMEMBER lary Newest sega hile s Special, choice of the house, Credit |} parts of the globe, and he foresaw > X all Di r ur Coats will appeal + possible reduction of telegraph | mas ' ef DOWN inner e + 6S he aha sho Saha Sin Beautiful WHEN YOU BUY A GIFT 4 =, Walnut Finish FOR A DEAR ONE YOU GET i 7Oldman Bros. has argest selection p. . 7 A BLUE BIRD DINNER SET 4 $'/ > oo ri — Jods ~ x ame $ Q: 5 4 8 ee it As te ter tr) be eni, nt ‘ ’ yee cond he sai fe peng ee wa and pretty cab. hile often giving extraordinarily | : long ranges by night, aré incapable | inets. You are of being made to cover long dis- | sure to find tances during daylight. just what you “I can wel] UnCarat and the utility ’ + want. See our of non-directiona stations for naval, marine ait broadcasting special Christ- | purposes, but for ordinary efficient mas leader 0 communication between fixed | places, or between particular coun- . | tries, I think the logical thing to of am % p ALLS . safeguard them from preventable ary ane S t interference.” sit j gar Own DUYys Ain | The s! = od en | » Goldman The short wave beam system. he a ya wy7" 4 ° Per ild also permit trans- : | wee ssiemenitth L f Ch : . ~~ ' hw Ogee try S ag amp for Christmas| 9 quecmeeumm \ Bros. iTmnweer i oS Ali sold on our new deferred Day- : Ruy vour Lamp now while the ment plan at cash prices. , | es ; dt selection is complete. We will the fact that for waves of from 1! 0 | ut af store it for Christmas delivery. White Ivory Manicure “a 1£2 eel tahoe Pvt & A | i fe Patiala and Toilet Sets . peter: 1@ ¢ avliig it abs irp- ile 1 ). ae 4% Deo not fail to see our aru S| wal ecreased rapidly with the , ts y empale x SAF | lection of Lamps. Never before All «styles and colors. In satin-lined wi) Sal. cane wave length. It was hare we shown such beautiful boxes (not sateen) Y tio? ‘ ; — - — av - . ‘ : . also found that the use of reflect- ; . shades and artistic bases, Blue ' vA rs at the transmitting station in- ‘ } Bird Dinner Set Free. A p : | creased the strength and readabil- /_72a - — : Here you ‘will find Pisses ig that gj > jity of the signals and diminiahed } Bridge Lamp Jr. Floor Lamp ____ 50c A WEEK is stylish; all shades and materials. lading. ». a Fi ' Open Saturday Evening Until 9 o’Clock NEW RADIO WAVE LENGTH ‘: 5 L S 4g . & 1 a , 2 : in handseme case. Depart nt officials said the tw = — — = —— Sr =F! ' ; ~* : | — a = . = . SAAT 50 > uation had been so complicated oo iii its &: reat 2" a a? 5 a an unprecedented number of | .. . sv7 a 1 ] co? wan e ‘ nace applications for licenses for broad- . ' ? a Rl bin oe = "? _ " We are able to offer casting stations since the confer- ! ) no” Be the most wonderful $4.95 - er bargains ever plac- i .* 7 ‘ ; ‘ = } ~- —_ i ’ to be discarded. While the chie! ; ed on «ale. Blanket Alluring chisiteidl stiihiieetoah Ss most van purpose of the plan was to make Fit + * jeer : + 6 or C€ omforter, spee inl, ou. Now is the available more wave lengths in th: | i Bo sy BSN i | derful playground awaits y : balm \great centers of population, most | | o- || aeeter ae Down Buys a time TO enjoy hec magical sunshine, y of the recent applications hv: 2 * . ee 7.3 os es - +} ' 23 mi | summer breezes and myriad pleasures. been for stations in the less thickly : ) Sie 1 POA a _ Morris Chair populated districts, which was said BUY : The luxurious “Pacific Coast Limited” leaves to have emphasized the inadequate YOUR S : St. Louis daily for California via the most in- ee te ee ee The SOmApIets pect of the rea) GIFTS : teresting route—through Colorado. location plan, according to unof- ' fj l b ye infor ) S NOW , 3 ; ) | 7 J reliat I mation 11 » Carper - Geneve, Vt Pecific Syeterm Railway Exchange, St. Loute SPEED NEEDED ON BOND Wahash-Union Pacific ISSUE AMENDMENT PLAN | Aloe Proposal Would Require Ac- | ete arenpe a Blue Bird Dinner Set selection of Mor- This Phonograph ix equal in size to those priced much higher elsewhere. ris Chairs. The ea The exquisite workmanship. handxome finish and design, and ideal gift scmecememcme: tone all ge to make thix Phonograph more desirable than any offered father. See our fore. The tone isn as clear as a belie—posttively no rasping netse. ta special leader for dition to the low price and ensy terms we give you 12 latest selections and an Biuwe Bird Dinner Set Free. tt = ia Visit GOLDMAN BROS. : rae j ~~ ¥. tion Within the Next Few Weeks. meu Prompt action will be necessary | id ster Chime Clocks { in order to obtain a charter | ~~ 8 imendment, such ah has been sug- : eee te modeled $ 00 | : zt @ gested by Louis IP. Aloe, for mak- movement, New . oe x ‘ing bond issue funds available as | Sanee every =——s ‘they are needed. | | . : Y" , “a | Jf the amendment is to be sub- ' af = o 4 ' mitted by initiative petitions, petitions will need to be complete i by Feb. 1, it Was stated at th. Large Delivery VWagcon for ma: Larace S| Piange . ‘ lLarer Kiack- an board $ | 89 Kitchen $ | Ja ’ Cabinet Cumplete Toy Bedroom Sultes. Complete Toy Dining-Room Sultes. ules Snr abt Neo “es “Sire es om es < & <\ ——- - -—- 4 / | Election Board today. If the char- : —_ al j ‘ter amendment proposal is passed OPEN TILL a 8 4 Break d Cold Right Up with 3 A by the Board of Aldermen, the 9 O’CLOCK \- “uD ; - : 2 time required will not be so long, DIFCES : I ape’ s Cold Compound’ but the matter should be placed in OMpI FTE . And Many Other Bargains. { ‘the Aldermen's hands in the next de St. Louis, Kansas city, # Instant Relief! Don’t stay stuffed | third doses usually break up the ae or three weeks, ‘to give the a Set or- r—com Minneapolis, st. P ep! Take ** Pape’ s 4 nes ompound , cold completely and end all grippe time needed for its consideration We are offering you a very fine Set pein by li ar ere steckings and slip- x ro 4% every two hours unti three doses | misery. ; The spring election, at which the consisting ¢f 6 kunives, 6 forks, 6 ten- : pers: walks and talks, The largest Mama 8% taken The first dose opens | ‘Pape'’s Cold en is _ matter would be submitted, is spoons, 6 payee xpoons, t butter knife Moll fer the money , ; ; c an Bor — ; _ | and 1 svecar shell, complete _ clogged up Di strils and «sir pas | quickest, surest relie nown ‘e held April 7, and there will b . . ——= Mewes ‘ex: , A ~ a = SOG | OE of head; stops vose running; | costs only thirty-five paate at drug a regular election thereafter un- Blue Bird Dinner Set—FREE A Se are Sy Telieves he adn he, dnliness fever stores Tastes nice. ae tj Novelilvelr, sav<%. . ; , ‘iad — Mabneas, sucezing. ‘The second andj quinine, insist upoa Pape ’s he
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caietntlettineiaeee belie rew spaper cruit a great force of m hy brothers. Yet patted ITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a $124,000, 000 PASSES HOUSE OF HIGHBROWS,. "9 TIGERT SAYS | increase in second-class rates. you) sey. the expulsion move-|us now that he is strong enough | + the President in the his purpose to vote against his bay Ww ASHING TON Dec. 12.—The 46 “St LOUIS POST one has te : MORE C é DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH al ng to be the fate of the dis- | from New Jersey who voted for ! ; ver newspaper, or! leaders in ‘ will have every pap for 30 days in $80,000,000 Available for Roed gp" we 8 Commissioner of Edt h rt 4 against o: on ouk > hting to sustain the veto. i voted agaim Building Exceeds Lat Year | a ] ~ velop Charac 2g fig z tefeat the bill. the first | election they are excommunicated President upon a veto here in the by $59,000,000. ve ture, Citizenship. gl ee ap i 2 tains ‘th ¢ , m astounded at his , thing | wi do would ft to r°- and can sit no longer with the Senate. I am astounced at | De ™ . 0 OSS The public school system »uld have an incentiv 3s @griculture appropriation bill, ear- mati it nov functions rais- a Frying $124.000.000, of which gso. '™8 a on of highbrows, in t “Tl. strong!y suspect that the O00 opinion | of Jehn J. Tigert vy for the pay Increase !fs al- rh > n Ky.. L'nit ad States . . ; . ase ‘ . ic ~ fe ar- ' t it) is gol ce _ ' AGRICULTURAL BILL WITH |—~«SCH te or should not be srstained. Bu fro New Jer- that action and supported it, so I , ae ; LDAY uestion with an tinguished Senator m ata 4 Lis ; OOLS RAISING NATION PRESIDENT MAKES you hook up the q 7 I believe he was one of the am informed, who proposes to tell | 4 : ’ c an [oY p Duceeper 83, 1924. down rere’ ment of these men. Because they (to stand steadfast i ne Ampociated Press Firs INDIANAPOL Is, Ind here is my friend courage and temerity. »,000 would be available for roaa money t -_=~ a oaarn~ ready available I stron® v — asx for Horlicks rr? = ‘ 7 = missioner of Ed z this ts a mere subterfuge some by the House. tending the . g nwo fs in . f . ° i. : ¢ The bill, as sent to the Senate **** Nation s riety for vocation- Discusses aeeans pane “A Mag Pal ot oy paee Malted Milk Safe Milk mouid appropriate about $59 000 . | *! duc: ion in session — Be ing Consideration of Veto *i'''7s8 : in ‘ a | ) ; ve more than last year’s measure, .._ ee nea ze ¥ fy oy ape nie, E | Dat With Re- bo “ga ye a wae: 54 and Diet tees than the budget vere “a Hom in which the principles of} “ “AMY UN Lai do haew what sootssentel , The bill was pasne : : ter ee ee oe a - 8M punacan Senators. lattmenee meane oben: > t | pean sa seg tred in addressing ¢t ‘ : . ° have about 30 construction. was Passad yester@fay a.) “ - re 2 .* «+ than two days’ cons! derat ion hy the House. Fewer thana 4 mn ‘a rention last night rhey a - ments were re weed , eg a 1 +a oa , eulture, ra 7 : not - CONFERENCE HELD adopted represented only minor Smit aATia 4 "2 ¢{ > : , er : ‘ hor rs . Ou » : —~ « hand or brain, t brush AT WHITE HOUSE changes. isposal of agric 1? I : SA) O7 the agri witura! di! OPpenes the way in the House to paceine three supply bills before 4 : have had t! it} t | the naval Ppropriation bi!1. sd eatin oh stmae recess Dela Desired Until Post- from mn administration it can- ‘ . = . is slated for consideration rly| Pending consideration of the na- = C ta ‘Before |=? ' tten that for fail A well-balanced, palatable, easily assimilated diet that next week. The crelarite be . » ee ai the Bouse will ’ ny} t the ‘resident in the . ° the = op hcoageliana ek ow to — y eRe ogee see atingnigher mourishes and up-builds. Use at meals. between meals, or G b S h ce AT naa ot eet ener emcee .the cal-. Congress Bill Increasing 7... cniicane have been led by the: On retiring. Endorsed by physicians for over 40 years. rede ynec rop ase have been disposed of hi; nceour- teri: r) : ; «see age fo oT leade Sin th : one i ar . a. t [ e A ‘ a2a44 incontnen 6 OR Sse Pn — postpone a vote on over-riding the Men’s $45 Overcoats, overplaids and imported executive veto was sought yester- You must come to a decision now. tune makers, a shrewd investment, fabrics; 2-Pants Suits, pencil stripes, $2 4 50 sting tanned: co hg oboge- — University Hills will be completely land directly in the path of value, fine weave serge and worsteds eae Hike fee wee sold by the first of the year. But its worth constantly increasing. Men's $12 Overcoats, Meltons and Scotch ttempt ra: discussed . there can be a gift supreme on the The last lots in University Hills mixtures, satin sleeve lining . President at today’s conference as Christmas tree, a deed to a lot in are being sold now. Decide, de- Men’s $20 Genuine Gabardine Coats, wes as othe ee sea de “ University Hills. For gratification cide now. also Overcoats, Venetian lined Mh ABR" "eae nragy amt of sentiment you'll be selecting a Study University Hills as a home Men’s $15 Whipcord Gabardine The President u: that postal fs homesite incomparable the last and site....a8 an investment... learn Men’s $4 Corduroy, Moleskin, Pencil $2. 45 s “* » in mn id : : oan — ris a n art In experienced anticipation you'll payment terms extending over sev- Stripe and aiso lined Jeans Pants... Be a ee Saphahy > obey be following the footsteps of for- eral years. Write, phone or call. Men’s Double-Breasted Corduroy edith cemeie Geis ' Vests east teint linia ed) Midis seca ae ui ae Men's $10.00 Heavy Moleskin and ce ak eee ee eae Field office on the pfoperty at 7200 Delmar Avenue Corduroy Sheep-Lined Coats Boys’ $93 2-Pants Suits, pencil stripe cassimeres he wor- ted i h Overcoats and pipe ny juarters, inclu ing mackinaws oo $4.85 foo newspapers and HY 6 Cyrus Crane Willmore Organization, Inc. Boys’ $12 Overcoats, fancy belted; also finest 2-Pants Tp ogee ’ Ping® ie eoeiny o iY 737 Bgatmen’s Bank Building Suits, fine pencil stripes, cassimeres and 73" worsteds, newest shades $7. 45 Stout Men! We Fit Up to 52 Chest Men's 4-pocket Jereey (Coats : Men's $1 Silk Ties ‘boved 5Oc in Pocket for Your Batcher $5.00 All-Weol mweatere ‘ Men's Heavy Kibbed and Fleeced —practs YES i ad for YOU men's $5. renuine nga weed” to Men's Automebdile Gloves $1 fis view was that th rovering ei | . Men's $6 jersey, crepe de chines, Fire and Pelice Suspenders 19¢ , we ce 4fFOm tne se | OUR butcher takes ice ik Shirt $3.95 Men's $° Heavy Flv ane! Shirt« $1.50 ice fu shed ee Postoffice + | | : ~~ os : a+ Pi the year around as & Men's SS White Rope Sweaters $% Ven'« £° Combination Overalls, $1.75 epartment much which now Boys’ Juvenile Overcoats and All- is performed at a loss hown ~~ = ine . business economy. It is the Wool Jersey Suits by reports submitted to th en- - ori ert or , ' , : Velour and cane te oe. Wyatt Puilting | or : , refrigerator is as much of Shirts ) Felt Hats Paes mnogo Pee : Useful and Enjoyed Throughout the Year amas 2 an economy in the home ag “a? . | q* 1 in the butcher shop. Separate A . me rt Collar and Iso Kepublican side of the Senate | . — ‘hambe lay when Senator PERCOLATOR SET ——$— : , | a t Ice means Dollars ee er Main 3125 Da e“Tee“i ene tretinoin eet ote ete Boe ee 8 Collar Fur Caps see pine ol Attached Ya Ree REP SES sca Le gE RS A beautiful Manning-Bowman Set, ' cS t : aia : by Senator Fade Ren) : . J > rare -* ; > . ~ : " + " _ - 1? ~ oe % A handsomely nickeled Manning-Bowman Perco- Simplex ' on eS | = lator, with ebony handles Urn, sugar bowl and Toaster oS pme to the conclusion from figures Give her a new > , ennui: lead ne | ment that legislation increasing Wonder Model SSS = > eS $19.95 $4 Af : — ene te pee: Ne Sens ee. eee meearae — > cab | . 1 finishe " 1 :siness for a month Washer » menni | ‘ 1d spur Congress to the adop . At S > . | a ; eg S53 Toaster Stove. Newest Arrivals {2 22re" § Se ne eae $95 [fe enews eee Saket | eartas SSE =) |! Defying the Curse The greatest selec mn »2t- = Paes ; . . . , ’ St LA : . hy . Li% .% . tte : 4 : ° = , . oe ELECTRIC TRAIN $12 Universal Grill wear in 2. lilustrated here an up-'to- 7 . — es ; we ; | the-minute creation pat- ? / as lenders ; 7 Surrey SPECIAL Siz Waffle iron “Tr of Cartha e ent vamp, tan ‘ : Quar- ; _ en a : = # } ; 7 Z lac tender 2 $2.95 34.75 Simplex Irena Wo. 1915. $3.95 ter velvet vamp moire j captingny Meepateog a j » a= sdach trs etn satin quarter ee ee "Las oe — Despite the many misfortunes of 2 a, SS See those who have worked among the ruins of this ancient African me- Over 65 other stvles ta snags Metal emg! ons x - ; $ 85 oeren hg oer ee. eg ee. Sed Place your order now to be tropolis, a young French nobleman - . " . ease } J a. rat $ . . i a ~ --met | would introduced today or to-. sure of Christmas delivery. continues the work of excavation. = we ii ai al ae _ , : The Sunday Post-Dispatch True ‘ : imitted ¢ Special Christmas Offer. Life Stories Section tells of Scfpio’s $15 Set of Drain-Tubs FREE LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS curse and the many misfortu that have followed. 4 . : ~ + — =~? * ws > ba Every . . . ss « +” oo. . Se Aas bill would provide or whether or ~ * *- * 2g ~ Size not he himself would vote for 3 Lionel Trains are real Trains in miniature “N Hard > B- ‘omotives, cars, switches, gates, block sign tal ; o Hard to See Phroagh.’ ail patterned after regular railroad equipme A is rT 3 os ~ . th J 30 ad il > t it in Oe > made that they'll last for years Be Sure to Get An excellent opportunity to $ raat 65 in No: a +h R iblican , . 5 , The BIG SUNDAY supply your footwear wants - me oe . shall B t2 : untention thi re . - ion, ) . . ; : here in this special sale. ——_ —————— rou! due impossibie to 7 ass by Fet a -@- = -0-: pull Mazda | | POST- DISPATCH ” Tans Veivets <S-: ert m= mer es - wine * a ee » Pe Lighting | Out. ' Patent« Coan binations ~=3 All . l rat z ) it ; . = s-e- 24 = ulbe. ° It Sets the Pace! Satins Kid and Calf so 5: BSS “not hard to see through” the mo- : 3 , | tiv ac f the request for a de- Values to $10 lay in considering the veto. owl, ale “Tf a vote were taken today “as J 8S mee! SERVING THE HOME ELECTRICALLY SINCE 1886 said Reed. “tt would be on the pia'n question of whether the veto should Le SASS EAA eee +
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a ae ru Be ; s) . , ’ . . ’ ’ ary ee Becubenn t2, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ry ‘A Pe —— ———— ——— —— en — — — e ———— — Leeann DEM4ND THE BEST: — ” —-— —_—<—<- -- 3 | chrophase st sensation of the pioneer stages of balanced radio fre. in St. Louis one night last d and clear on loud sp . This Set is backed satisfy the most critica). & Saturday] Special High-Power Recetver— Only a few of these sete that M- bring in distant stations very é loud and clear. e Price, complete with loud speaker $ 48 . @ -— all equipment = iid & & pbs 6b eee . a* aeteerscewe7r Ff * : os lective Receiver coe ee 9] 978 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ue, East St. Louts STREET | | 7 to St. Lonis end Loew's heater. VENINGS COW om PETITION , ans if | _ : s j Your Butcher WEEKLY PRIZEDISTRIBUTION EVERYBODY IS ELIGIBLE! r YOU butcher takes ice year around as a economy. It is the y for him to pre- d spoilage and keep resh. The well-iced rator is as much of omy in the home as butcher shop. \ $100 $350 $100 $250 $300 $100 $200 $500 $200 submitted. in cash for the solution next in order of merit. in four prizes of $25 each for solutions next in order of merit. in twent}-five prizes of $10 each for solutions next in order of merit. in sixty prizes of $5.00 each for solutions next in order of merit. in forty prizes of $2.50 each for solutions next in order of merit. in two hundred prizes of $1.00 each for solutions next in order of merit. GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION $1000 in cash for the most meritorious solu- tion during the 12 weeks’ period. in cash for the solution second in order of merit. in cash for the solution third in order of merit. in cash for the solution fourth in order Everybody except employes of the POST - DISPATCH and members of their families are eligible to enter this profitable, entertaining and amusing competition. THERE IS NO ENTRY FEE! It costs nothing to enter this competi- tion. The “tangles” appear every Sun- day in the POST-DISPATCH Comic Sec- tion. Tangled Comic Number Seven will appear next Sunday. If you have not entered this competition, start with $ I 00 of merit. is comic. You have as good a chance There will be $1100 in prizes each week for 12 this c 5 weeks—a total of $13,200—plus grand prizes of as -anvone of winning a part of the wha. of the competition — making $15,000 m prize money he Curse Z.. The Names of the 331 Prize Winners for the worked among the French ncbieman Fifth Tangled Comic Will Appear Sunday. ork of excavation. / Ost-Dispatch True on tells of Scipio's many misfortunes ed. De Get Be Sure to Get the BIG SUNDAY IG SUNDAY T-DISPATCH It Sets the Pace! It Sets the Pace!
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é _ -_, - _ inte ae, ‘ae I RE gee ~ 4 * in + ~°96 a a ot wt ls i i NE ie eit ies aii a ee > dope 6 OD BR inde -yncedin -0.~ Ctra E- et a _ of - LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, = > of Rick Car ling mertinge get ca’ “Memphis Se first b St coin to | 7 Beaeon rhe jen cma Sari x Hena: 80 give up e: Bpha Rixey. Baseball Strife Taken to Chicago ee — Tis Micstine of Majors to Be Held in Windy City Next Bieter. M’TIGUE ASSERTS HE WILL NEVER AGAIN By the Associated Press aNTER NEW YORK RING NEW YORK, Dec. 12.- : oo @am baseball has taken i: : A, J te Chicago, with a con three carrying & peace Wednesday the joint ahe American and Leagues = w!!! Commissioner Kenesan Landis im the chair, a @ expected, a pled lemce and faith ments will be der Bancroft Johnson yourcer orgainizatix “Gear” of the nat Col. Jacob Ruppert Rees. Thomas Shibe « ies and FE. Barnard lamd Indians, carrvin fan League's plea for @isagreed recarding : eheck the impending « the commissioner az Marry Williams of the Coast League, on Presigent Johnsen en the The commissioner adequa fenced by resolutions of major and minor circuits mand, and Johnsen rema! feet regarding the shot him by his associat League head Bestilities with a staten Glaring that be would see Shrough to the frish and sali upon Landis to bring reasee rr! the ore yestercay “Son's charces of gam)Dlire €-ast organization into the Mm was reported the G@iever also would demani! s Gewn™ anr@ repeat his threa: Pear aco te qu his post u @harges made by the An League head regarding is MRration are swept away i fu- 4 ay .. @ere peace assured. TA, ome anfle an Both leagues assured the com | aes nn mer ther weeld ret mate erifticiem of hie actions American Lee cue Indoor Sports ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DEC BRESS 12, 1924. TO NEED ONLY BALL’S 0. Tad hee r At mares oe ~ OWwWeNG AC Toe TwN GUNES Face - -- - — Sharper Than Serpent’ s i Jefferson Park Scratches. ieee Weather clear: track fast. ~" ~ Can't Be Done. NEGRO “Y” FIVE TO PLAY QUINTET FROM CAIRO on Encore ~ mmcanasadae Havana Serar, he §) tae tees HOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING CO. == ‘e —4 ) a ae Si TATA. S:\. ‘(ar ) ‘4a 1-4 “* Be NO MONEY DOWN) Y= Pay A Dollar or Iwo A Weel Dress wp fer Christmas—reaq can Je se Withe@t an eutiay eof ready cash. ‘ur con fideartial, dignified eredit pian prevides= an easy methed ef «ob- taining your sew eatfitc en «mall weeklyr pa,ments. Take advantace eof the S154 allewanee on purchase- pia) gar > ers outs Di<a ppmints«, Pr st rred War‘ a | _* back Kansas € yam Beats Sincot?. ‘ AAT ae cy lwo-Hand Barras . AT t in “ib Wike Sansonrte wWae cevTer avie get going against Lon Maneog Pittsburg. champion of the A heny dletriet ef the A. A , mereiy @ bouer Ne foree with ett "¢ was rot serie [ss stage of the bout. DO of gloves that Manmeon tire ™m Was so thick that Mike *e reach Als e@porent’s cSia Pst round was about even but ; and thit@ were easi ete wes no Setter bout on °UTte: Se ween Aggressive srevented OD — ‘haracte . a wT other way dects. bogers chair ites were silver traye, ee and diamond rings .outs were started pre et ne delay S3eualiiy iarge n2um the perform hei Bbw the Athiet A “"@er the supervisio® of the “atten Committee of the W Attreds . Fitst vice the Amateur Atietlc “"'@ Seekeyp team at the & rames, ac oatte hed ting begers te St. Lowe,
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ST! OUIS POST-NISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12. 1924. : ST LOUIS POST: DISPATCH em Te Se enter ee —_ | ee one on —— ee = —— — — - . - we =29,000 Paid fo Goldberg,Schnemannand Three Cleveland | Cleveland- Charleston Game Wire Counsellor Basketball Scores Stein Averages Stars Who Face In Florida to Race - ~~~ | 235 for 4 Games Webater siah. 27; Eden Semin- Stallion Eternaj Powers Win for St. Louis . (Charleston Poun Tomorrow May Open Way to | Lens net Revival of Sport in That State; West Presbyterian, 16; Centen- | 1041 Star Gets High Count of ary. 13. At Simms Sale In Intercity Ring Bouts, ———__|_ Inter-City School Athletics * Ovening of Track at | otc tt an Comennt rns | 280 in Special Thre-Man ; First United Presbyterian, 28: A. K. K., ®. tome Respess of Kentuck is A Hee Einentf side Yihe ~ ee } é‘ eS OS ee aS . ; oi ‘i ' aiser an iy Sincoff the Other Mound City Ath- | ea $3 a, Soldan’-At D me MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 12.—-The 1re-/ 32. —- ; \ lield Double-Header at 12:45 P. M. — Visitors vival of racing in Florida will be | essed In St. Louis this season was Thoughts Withdraw "| eae n. : sy City y “nA ac J , ' :' re Exc uns Contests. i = | Arrive Today sin Jan. 15, when the new Hilesh 23 BACKFIELD STARS turned in yesterday by Otto Ste’) | j } ae ee ‘rack, at Miami, will throw ope) TO CAPTAIN FOOTBALL | Jr. in the second block of a three- (‘S gates to the blic ‘ematr ’ ' oo > te Rye, pen until March 14. | ELEWENS NEXT SEASON | ™*" team. total pins to count . a ‘ a } if Aika ‘ irc ry) tel: on ‘ten . car ile Sor By Dent ew eve) ee Phe opening wedge in a movement to remove the bars to inter-' Some igh-class horses are ale tty the Associated Press he four e “3 eg “ wet 4 on 12. -a) ) " " Koate (160) Flor] ; severna! vears Or! re {*. other “Keddie” Dooley of Dart- fe ao ‘i - 4 by J. 0. ay against more skillful op-|@~“~-ew~ Be ces a oe so ' . Tre (204) > = Heins (10@) ° , ;, : Pe a | agaaph he lected leader of Stein and his mates totaled 23: in — hg te ! id Intercity Matches Be Be Rie oes ay ‘harleston won th “ou R. Humph' y~ KF... .Jacaues (148) > track at Jacksonvillé was fo: nouth, has been elected le against 2339 for their opponent : s: but 5am Schnemann, su- ore . = . f eS oe ‘ORF . ba OP fonshit ; le rec Mattingley } , Musgrove (1°39) f close its eg: : hv ntiss _|[ the Hanover eléven. | ve Fw * ; . ight of the pooens ; , : ni “ry Powe ‘arl Kin: Kansae ts : ae a ae . | League championship, which “ “~~ W. Sidwell (14: _H Yook (138) ie — con at, - Centers, evidently have fallen In the first block, Lambert & Co. tter 7} die Goldberg ana ranks “Pe ‘ ‘ cae t , X bs ogeniz: as the Southeast Missvur: Shethby (141) » Be Graham (159) OMS erusade. Conditions AVG? . ie aie niv Ed MeMIl- had gained a 152-pin margin. an on ’ d the R¢ ore _ rT] ing i i- wy ’ ‘ ‘ aa ‘ 4 " ' ‘ ry? é - , “ ty , ei ie’ a “ike + ¥ . Ls Holt (14°) }. Kh. Ha nves (153) ‘h rng | ind ohat ' es ww hich ' nto bad RTs ©. for Oris ad .- . . . Fifty-five evene ° ; ; ia 2 pe > Faecle = "Sac oe interschoiastic (i.e. SIkes.On Wt Average weights—(harleston, 158; a gf het: eae iain. sas ae, a =") lan, Princeton pivot man, will cap- | Kubhnert did some good bowlir-e. eir ht to their opponen:s an | hae oy , rT c See wnoner- r the championship. Cleveland, 155 lave forestalied the project of the} ,, plev : eas -cord- 4 ig i average : Seanad f als were fig 4 Po lect —_— Sam i : 1 1 eat) Ae ~ : ey , ner-up f es ‘ I , Referee—Jamesn WM. Could (Army). ts ‘key Club : e belie dt ain an eleven next season, _ me getting an bveras ef be tte! than (otal of $1623 30 ping the Gecision ol sen Gat Harries ' pope * Be 3 , AY r defeate (har.eston in one Umpire— Carl Kamp (Washington). beg Fo: OCKE: » a? ellever ‘}ing to the results of 44 elections , 200 Meyer paced the losers. « ith ‘ 0. of real fighting iful, too, ir rouncs, reter¢ if un aie —s ‘g d ha yr lost a later strvu-/ tead linesipan—Cordon beck (Ne- lave peen overcome held over the country. In the last a total of 802 for a 200 2.4 average Fetern: : , iryt me | ww? 4 , . 7 ' | braska) ee ee fiden?t ™@ ror | 4eas , r ilrected ; ast six |) "3 ae feg s ty nat was there Was more cr | into son Prank Powers M mmunity gs . iital ee Luke Cassidy, resident manage ason centers Gitemee at snaps : The grand tota!s for the mater of +t, , P Charleston reseryes—French, half- | . apply aie if ; lead te . rhese included aC} mm yx h! idl . —T urs fe ) ; — —* ‘ -™ ; 7 : of he new ic ea , tne su tie vis | He mphreys, cuerd (145) | the ‘ _. | tre Dame, Lovejoy of Yale, Green. | + again ifs TOP (heir Ope s 4 " and Respess play in a week . : _ . ; “2 1 efen t — , 7 : ins . " . ’ irleston wil! oO? » 4 ° ‘ hroughout the me eting ; } me ugh of Harvard (Clarbisch of Arm : ponents 7 ie ‘ — ; . ‘ = ’ + oO > ma ri 2 _ . ‘ : ‘ “ 4 ' : then on the ear performers five pounds to Ht. a. . ‘wee yi 2. po! f sap highe st stand and Young of Ohio State. | Yesterday's scores: > as , ” Ae we 7 ; « ? . a , . ' at $500 a syereas the prelil lan and Sikeston Baker (180) i. T. Kizer (17 = The Hileah trac’ a mile oval The 44 elections show victories fOr | vierheiler 7? 186 108 ,nnd after that by 4 4 ae (160) a. Gs. Levy with three-quarter | rile , ha 10 halfbacks. eleht quarterbacks, | Meyer ree. , 191 193i om were Lambert ......-188 173 224 19¢é— ‘ oe , ¢ . » 7 “% " + > > . > sac ‘. . vo j ,e* i) equa vt QTit 1 IRS Cc rt ‘ ‘ Be : a iat Got ,* : ’ ; | (rent e tf ) . tl 7 . a ¢ + ' . > e - eC re «© aS r) 4 iy 1 ba . 4. aix yee. outs. a poms ss iggal , Visitors to Work Out Todas. Fox (160) kK. G. Hoffman | one-quarter chute It is locate]; sev . guards, five fullback ory a of : one Gee yi A, . . , . ; ] 1} rT ’ FS fe . , i* . . ee Pt aa -y 4 1 P4 about five miles from the heart ‘sb tae “nies and one center. : ant Cy P ij : S10) > en rTM .. . . , pies on Fouts Pile, . ; 4 ; . — P aot . } . > . ancoln ( ) A a ’ P c , * ‘ aioe! os ™m Teddy Hunt Disap; ’ Dor by harleston will arrive here ec mpaceten a arte ‘ Miami and has a zrand stand wit. > aoe Ace i iis : - : : ; Cc vr : ‘ 4 ‘ p) “at illm , : ' As s*a ' sats ’ : ; ‘ ¥ ‘ AT)! 5 ‘ T} =F - 5: sEpet: ° > tg fi ™~. . eens $8 ’ ' , ft n ‘ n ane ont vow be distribu ed aurin’| tion, to plan for next season's ania- DEFEATS EDEN 27-6 with ' Time—1°7:45 p. m.. Saturday, the 51 days of racing. No stake/teur, open and junior champion- ’ Webster High School defeated the Charles © Pfeil of | den Seminary basket ball team, and als for mall prices during rather than actually fight again | ny - : os X iree Pa . ned ne we sale, added a stallio Bddie Goldberg, the fans jeered the | [’™* 13s Re : a — ‘leveland has had trouble Place—St. Touls . Field. Grand noche: tenn “den? Weed Oe tae 4 Hen list. huvin;: mite » —— ioe ‘ Santon 4 oe” Pr ™ Rhett Airc * ieiiclackinn — ae et i — ’ ut 7 s reported to boulevard and Laclede aon features have as yet been placel| ships. ‘ my S588 Ce } a1, n an performan: Se at Omi = : .' ’ . -4 le .* — : Pe : . 4 , ; aes : ' Or the ) 0 r ‘ hook : } re side nt n of ~~ . ome ot Bib eee Leques, wh n the program | baseball team of the Colorado Lelegates will attend from Cleve- ots Lack of practite han- lAmazoo acme the seminary lads, hut the lost when it was announced that ; *) f first | : Happy Thy ierht 7 one f 5% . . a Charies k lasher {) iY nuiy i F oly . t Ait I ; y ©] Be tPF Tier bis iis ie ii thiei tts agr7? 5 F aaa ~~ for a = ° . : A if {) | De Inste probably the most eau > t} ce ®, - ‘ = , ia a . ip ae . a . ras 33 : 3) 1} rhe T re — a Sy in 7 MISSOURI ELEVEN Is | School f Mines Cotulla, who land Lh ae st lawl, Kal. : ’ ' ? f tt j ft ‘ r ard : Crs OR ape ee ge Po ramnivte Ginn? a ae ee -enched back, worked out in slg- played on the varsity team for two | Peoria, ans a number yf other “u wor oO eir ie orw Soma : sia . GIVEN HARD WORKOUT jy c8 on ee ret cities. 1 su ' AKO, Schhnemann subdstituti: ! ei R cre | had heen ; amen ! : Satine Wins dasa ae Se ix nal practice yesterday and oach Gis er i. : Wi ifji- . » . 7% . +e , 7 , : ’ ie : ‘ ‘ . iol 7 | we Rg Cook announced today that r} © Colds \ TY? : ve , he iv th Acanc lato ‘ress few . lib der a physi ial a -. let ij ti 1 ‘ 4 wy T'Yia. ra } “rs Yn I *- oh ae = : : / } I e 4 ‘ : Pe would start In the event tnat “= 7 . : ee . +; > ‘tT }., . *gs le« me Sat ’ he procees : | of Educatio J I Pari-mutuel betting will prevail | o~ 7 A ag EO a LAE a As i a OR a = = = masta . hl C= a" eRe . , ; * weigh Clevelians the man, whi! Purses worth $1000 will be gi\ Dec 12.—Falir | : uver ¢ COLUMB eral bi Bie Rane ©. paving $10.. land a punch until the ‘ Cent on x e 0 Sell Rasta Sed , thr ’ . nable to open the | and warmer weather Is ri ’ 7 : eo ior [.ose ; .ose. by McGee. round was on ite ) : ’ . ~ al ~ : A", ae 4 - FR i h rds rT} iS Una here was spirit bid ——— ssa : ‘ ar - ad ne Ashby. a heavier man, wWillito aid the University aos nammered, opped, r i ana O4 ine ,ower cete@ate Lobe! . ——" © es gh A : ' one between the | jarred the local “ty xer +} Hundred a: Thirty-Eighth nlay the halfback position football team in its preparation for EF ) ‘IF and the Audley Farrn. ring. And then, in the later stages mavyweigh! | . : | Charleston Has Experience. |its Christmas day game with the / 4 ¥ ’ Samue ! 1). i] nat h a of le ens f af i ’ | : | .- al ceTeres Hart =i ry uu vies : dge | I S “7 rl st ? hae n ¢ xper ¢ need University f f Southern Californi ‘. | Mak a ou re the A 2 : i : : iT) I } } ii | i] ly ne- I eae tA ' ~ ao ee Se . na e OT) nas ati “ hd ii . ** Tv) ‘e if : 7 : 117 : 7 . . . 7 - a +. ' ah f . . > ht. . P , A M 4 é ¢ ae fy yee Se out the third, Schnemays ; r iger: announcer, Joe “Bi Ken- SOUTHERN FIELD TRIA The roster of p! rivers sub- With the weather as it is, Henry ~"2 an ing. A rt; r » r . on iy j J] 7 : é ne ‘ | i Pi! ‘ sce J ‘ . ' . " or | bid cr) } ing eft into a a oe #* a 14 ‘ ™ , " ? .. ‘} “red , ‘> aT ’ : . , ; 7. ] ~ . . } ) ; 1iT is - ' : OW ~T 1 > o> — .% " . ‘ , | } good shape ~~ " ' . . : ‘ ‘ : : ‘ i = ‘ . ) , , ‘ an } +} ‘ - +. _— " - . . 5900. referee in i ; : : 4 - ‘ ik wary . f uni , ‘ ‘ ‘ " eas " ne in rneir AOU th Se ason. SF ven) parts for 08 Ange le g as it has been and eer qneaat ; 3 eT nunity © rT Parke! i ith two dogs out of the 2 iNnt- | players in their third year and five | a+ any time this season. } « murinA , ' ; ‘ | ae we . rs . ee aye o'r Ss FT tt well, AN rs nd | oO n Henry speeded up practice yester- | Phen it was tha : Or mn ~~ * : , aa Os > +} to te , ; é , ¢ 9 had the : a sai ‘ Cit Nook rirt serics r the a2 Bi - (“levels } in the other hand. has} day and the squad of 21 men ha thie re : 7 ron’? ; ‘ : ' . . y > . : . . . . . . a ' - ’ . . proved himse!! if 2h | ‘re ha wer in his left he Southern Field Trials, it Is firet-vea! am almost entirely.| hardest work that it has. gone more aggressive rt. ' : a mit and . bout was ce Pair Q the ike wil in- pee : ' , ‘ ; sinc ofore he Thanks- 4. toe, Ae ig has Reem rycen . lose affair | pe: Of the regular Cleveland eleven, through since bef - , se awarfied the verdict, principally the was ished ay. There are n yu man is ying in his first | Siving day clash with the Univer- wip ae ‘ ee , ' se hoeif.) CVeryv nan i Ate z I is i a , betause of his 7 AL S Ome. GOO af hires Lill- ana Z an at ie@a mit I ae : : sity of Kansas here. There Was very ; | ii ai oF aad 4 Sie a ‘ . 2 . . ae e ‘a |; SeCASON except J icques and He Ins i ’ 2 ; ‘ ea bi ? rT t ad A! back. iui } ie ’ , oO ; dozen h oOompeti Vi ni little scrimmage, u a #£rea eal a. : . ’ =. } »* r 7° : » . . } | : Kan “ Cc Rr Si c i} vou t ocai iad am ¢ ance in } fin: ;tniess some.clning unexpected OC- lL of passing and kicking. clone with _ : “Z ’ > ‘ hs - +4? , ‘ bh > s Cityan Beats neo? leh: eo decline to carry th os ne of the { ‘restin races ‘urs, Coach Fenenga will have all! signal drill and some mock scrim- if : ! ; ’ ad , . ari Kinney of HK wit} : th th tw° | his reculars back next season e@Cx- mage to develop defense won the referee lf Ol in is dais .aiser oked 3; an ring | pointers. klahom; City Jac! bout With Bill ; ‘« . » Rilue of Mont- exhibition won little applause, | the Indianapolis boxer was ruge mery, Ala., and MeTyre, owt y | By fe . Kinney and Sincot ‘re both ore PERDALCG one paeagge ae Spe tte nphiage”“ Rage | ye Genuine gulity of holding and hugging, but; TC" * Oh lhe chin and & Andi, &# eae ee 4 S O | | When there was any boxing at al! Ty luc a i? t] : hird alll ate e an Cet but : lid not sho ; Witred Parker, Welterweight rf [round The referee, Harry Share: Fon case while Seott Hudeow' me interesting Wai || MADE-TO-YOUR-MEASURE : Including 5 Two-Hand Barrage, With Force fot out ‘of Judgment and ie prac: oe: : ei] EXTRA > . 0 Behind All Blows, Wins FOr IVAGNSOMN| Seecs vy bv. W's. treuings of | || PANTS Wool | Detroit, Mich., is another which Mike Sansone was never able to y , showed 1 ll in he beginning ; : F | : Continuing a Midseason Sale of S&% going against Don Manson of Oko Boji, another Western dog, Pittsburg, champion of the Alleg- (eae I Estimated owned uy W. yore yey =: | hey district of the A. A. l. Man- | te oo tp a gh bee reais acre | | \ : - he hit MEDOCCs Promoter to °| Ushe4 one bevy. | O V ERCOAT S SR WAS Not Merely a boxer: it with terrific force with either hand oo See ne fore with either hand ee Sa a HASKELL-AGGIE GAME ‘& R ‘pout, butt . a is — MADE-TO-YOUR-MEASURE ( le yi alr i f i me ‘ any stage of the bout but the bar- n . P CANCELED BY PROMOTER rage of gloves that Manson threw xt } | re At Nr Ee i him was so thick that Mike could HE attendance at last night's 7 one Fee Redd Pi”, Plain not reach his O vonent’s ehin Th ’ show VAs eatimated by Pro- =i TLIW A i ER, (ox. 7 De 12 —— : . blr , 1 OVE : aie ’ ‘ook of the (/Cancellation of the post-season foot- * . . d ‘ : a oe | TL Woe \ an — a nt vantane hases of gift te first round was about even but tho moter Harry ¢ ‘econd and third w re easily Man-|§ Business Men's Athletic Associa- ball game between the Haskell In- we — = — | 4 dians and Oklahoma A@gies asched- i ; ' . Fanc y All Wool on'a, tion at 3000. Expenses severing ; ) ry ls , P 4 Tie . Rs a q ° "oo & ’ “= > Théte was no better bout on the railroad fare and hote is for wre Peve ee ae a ae program than the fast. exciting ene the visitine boxers . yvesteraay iy (;us mine i jai, %8 © es Backs counter between two little fellows, parilt Ss. i ital i i Eddie O'Neil of the South Broadway 1p, Coss of pris ) and Tony Pirrone of Sherman Park. | / $1500, it was said ege here Ptrrane took the aggressive tf m ; }’} moter (“ook said today that ‘ Ki i : , : pres i ae + by hs pe ae eatin: Than ; ’ : | ME, For reservations and complete information, address “<5 The prizes were silver tr: , tal Br, bouts were started pri ith almost no delay Give voureelf a Christmas pre«- ‘. : *' ent without missing the moner. L. B. BANKS, General Agent, Southern t aciGec Lioes Let us place Cordyroy Cords Southern Pacific Bldg., 312i. 6th Se. Vlive 77)5, 7746. on your car. Open a charge : ‘ intima fe a account at the Corduroy Tire ’ ~ | - eee ee ee \ shies W. J. HENNESSY, City Pass. Agent, Rock Island Lines P r wn. ur , - Now! Q Just bring a dollar bill wre. 817 Chemical Bidg., St. Louls—Telephone Maia 2900 and drive away with Cerduro) =. LIsEs) | Southern Pacific Lines Im. ‘ C nig CORDUROY TIRE MARKET 4 | 3870 Washington. BI. aprerns Union Shop —— E A | Wl O R I N G C O M P A N , a Union Label | PSundass Until 12:00" © | “Ask the Man Who Wears a Wm. P. McKnight Suit’ | Saundayv« tatil 12:00 Tires Mounted Free AM Unusually lare number Women attended the performance The rhow was held byw the Busi- Ness Men's Athietie As#tociation Under the supervision of the Regis- ation Committee of the Western all RICK | SED widest pepete shen F alt wr TTT Tritt ~~ America. former Sheriff f amen of an officer of the Unit- 0 Btat as Football Association and © representative with t] Pittsbur, hocke y team at the re nt ‘ 7i? —PIine—713 ris age accompa ied two Ol 7 " c the Visiting box ers ti; : ; : | On i... BB. m | Es. y| ‘ a oe in on ; : ‘ a* ai HING William Haddock. fli'st vice prea co dent Of the Amateur Athletic Union } ) lel 2 Doors Northo’ Washington INUSUAL VALUES” SS. ee rT pas. er | wrr?r CFA) ANY T BIIAI lanl se tha Jf net and Fagnd eatessmn ae oclnertican thasccsn “Ee
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. | : v1 : ag rapid os-/F YOU FIND ANYTHING look in the Lost snd Feed elem or cites the ee YS RAL |_FURNACES. HEATING. ETO. x i FRIDAY, ' ey ite A T 4 s DEAT " Ss * eee et . : —— = FaAHINETMAR DE ES a, & DECEMBER TZ. Pee. AS RALWAYS nv TEALNG MINING COMPANY SECRETARY ‘ane tak 3 he pn ved checks f08 Di kwortm = I De PaAwrifniar—ent eed Yee er ~ ae Trust be w Rad : pai : Past Brought Disaster. linsville and Taken in Auto By the Associated Preas. , to Herseshoe Lake. see gs : » ¢ | , — a a ° NEW YORK, Dec —Presiden: al As' tary of the Bun- | . tet the rol bers drove away pats | Lau’ . — PELOT— Charies H. Markham of the Ilir itl Coal C which ‘ the bottom. 7 as shins ) Central Railroad, tn an address :o- in s Colline = ; = ' e=px' " ; i : ; T3@ 7 , , r “4s | . a , ad 4k 4' ic. +s) oth, -_ ae : : ; : - ; ; w | " _ ; . , Y ID | we “he . . ve . . eo: . ; " . week ; eee wo, win (B* Bubtic, Ju ow fies *Sctin ‘Bradway. Satupiey. Doce 13 and Pale as | Lost and FOUND |) 43335--= ‘s sified to earn $90 aw MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES , - - ~ FENSTFRER—} Lost 4 RIFAMAN N—A PARTNERS | WANTED A ~ am -_ ar ae’ a - = c** - a 5 : ° “e : oOnBLN=)N AGENTS WANTED—MER_ Aw hy ~“CHLEUSNER PRINT'NG AND ADDRESSING ~ GCOLD™ HMIDIT— } and SOLICTC CT i et ee ee . STORAGE AND MOVING CANVASSERS « a s4 ai a . » . eo tit > : ~ > . . , . e 7 ; ‘ - ° Ca - ~ ; : } — . frankness + ~»> the ; uD SALESMEN WANTED EBERT DENIES HE INCITED | BANS oll ee ret tay meee Loe Les See a = eee RUNITION STRIKE IN 1918 ee ——- gear Si nie See a BEN A PANGS German President Testifics in | Libel Suit Against Madgr- : | Bs burc Paper oP Mite, atersamngit ag eat tlm pe nth ae te sd nl RS I ae ile tage teen ste mE Sg OP ee ee ee Se te ee aces « A. G. BRA ~ ‘ ~— . WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ~TC. ew HOFFMANS - " : : ' . etpe menced JiIMER™SN n er ; ( Hs H™MIDT—~-+e-« — . a tla : : , P ‘ , ; ms a 2 Ss OF gee a Megs a fe ee ee PROFESSIONAL : : Pee oe ce ee p> ae Pa ee ope |HELP WANTED or pagar, . BEAUTY PARLOR: _AND HAIR DRESSING om “i a wat the off 7 | LAGERMANS—E tion bs tha ; «ers | Pas : : : , of which , ' * ost ts: hold Tem bers”: tha: ; : ow " . . “ oT. er. and 3 = and wu see mi 2 advertist: TS s Dew>s 5 a or . : ’ , ’ ~* . 7 ° wa ‘i ’ as. , ene y anore having ite Woungea dDut returned tv tne rol eStew' § 5 PD. . —--— Matsuda, Japan harge daf wi ws Pants Bie mal ' 3 rs ia —~ at Paris Jar professer of ernatior P eaiadneenneaecsneneeee nant eae ford: Henr' WE 2 to the French reig? in Dstt ‘ . : MIKOLAJEW SAA Bernard | Loder, | nd. éo ro AEs anta: e way” = Court of Just cI ; \ acher Belg! Wan Chin So = 4 suits ; Pero. San Salvador. chars 1 DEA THS MORIARTY te France ——— Ben = “_ mer governor of the Prov : $4 to $16 a gh : Cr | CARPENTERS & BUJLDERS _ LA oe Upeala ae : . ee eee ge ld wii be added to ' . Over 2000 serviceable HT = — ; yy , res caueane which will have 17 men Overcoats as low as | . | | The used But in good condition. public sess Just received big shipment. —_ these appoi: : : : = a _— —_ Le } a. . . : Hart Schaffner & Marx : : > r OOUnte«d on ’ . . , , es ; : L_sed—bat many like new— ’ , , _— Wickersh ; methime fimer ix er can be made Why bu’ a cheap new one = which will leek like regs in «a ‘ ‘ 2 " : }, MADDOX FLECTED few weeks ws hen reg “an i —_ ‘ 7 ’ \} “ rT ' as cued aos mew Hart Sehaffrer shoes . , KIWANIS CLUB PRESIDENT MM S220 opa2 ot ‘ome it — - ; ‘a . take a look. , . : ” ; ' , . , . ; ce . , . . Superintemicnt of Schools Succeed. Revs” Ovwerecats new 2" — : : . 2% © Su itied | oS zi —— PATENTS — Vv. HM. “tomy! in Post —CnM her 2-Paets Revs sait« 24.95 veto , | | 3 : ) : ; HICAG RPET CLEA 1 - in > > tae ee ee 1012 N. GRAND | | —~ . | : : iaded $050. 3688" Pien of ~ onallnedh . Open Ux | M ‘ : | aie il “y ‘ ren . —— WAS VRAN Mo mont . : . : | - ELECTRIC WIRIAG Seammaetmonsly elected pres ra Pewee Arta 5 me. | “Sola, “eS Sar “saa ane Sr MENT suing year at a meetin: : _—- mares 4 : i WANTED at the American nex a ad - Svecerds \ x H. Stem pt : . , (mMher of et Jackson J. Hace cc. H Evans KRenda’’. treasur trhk »* trust ee Dvrizg 1°30 OU the)0= 6 Pest-Diepatchr eciated 12.984 Fismancial “Wants"— ‘S83 mere than its merning compet - ‘jeorce TF Rebert FH. A!’ (3 iter and mere than FOUR times as Rarnes. Bear: pew officers wi!! in st lene’ many as the twe ether sf Leais rPHLI‘~« oe % aa te: “"S evening sewspapers combined.
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+ - DI EC oz MBER Y's 1924. Be i, —————— >: Tt A } , 3 8 MBER} n * + ae “ 1ONS—MEN, ly) eae ps-TO SELL THAT USED FURNITURE offer it through theee columns.“@@ moet ees . 5 enechamic’’ ce ia Bs ——— ae pei) , = nite =o ——— _-- POST-DISPAT CH Mat S41 More Sot midi ters) i | WANTED— MEN, 8 ae | HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | HOUSEH’ LS econs FOR SALE HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE COAL, COKE AND Wwouv MUSICAL | Gee For general housework. Forest | BEDROOM TTE Ww e : Nn O | I E on -— ame! eis WASHING M HINE—Ele ‘ COAI Al n 2 te: Sal i y a general housework. 4171 om ' field (c) We.mmnat ; = areas a . ] od as PLAYER-! . - ee a ea Ss) Coupes For - Sale Sedans For Sale ‘ ~ - , a rca ) nter ca. rine rw -_ ik8-2O Uravo:* ; on . youNG MAN a " appperance : work in lun stand, ~ site Se.kirk’s irniture . Dei. anl.ak aie i : nmageaie | 3 : = = ” a , : ‘our ¥r | rience , . : oii ie ' =. ' . oto on atest Im | oe ie ~ pend player-piam Here n riunit} ral Gaus : a (6) . . ’ ' ( in) , } 2 , . 4 ‘ rs Ss. - ms . > ; ' Zz J : - ; . ; Det ~Sit.: ty: ist —_ “7 - : roa a he ; : : : vale en oe Vie ' 4 . pnt at an | : ; } Delma . >, autiful liad! VanYy —- ; . T - , on Built rn We 6 hevrolet coupe others Las kkeepine oll! MAID \ 25 ine tf details and ———— ik (105 ™ a — “LOOR LAMPS — 4, sft) a Machines For Sale oP SOUTHWEST FLINT aa - end chanme® continea tions . RIVERSIDE ©: 3. §616-15 Lamps . ‘ ‘ *% 4 . 4M) 7A S4.ary Rk : > _ {eo) ‘ ; ; ‘ 4 : . : ‘ a 4 ‘ 2 ‘ ry , ‘ + 4 ‘ j ° } - 7 a — on \ DEL 10 el in i t . 40 OR] "PE---1928 MODE SE wackis ; \ liaskett, pd ‘on , TT Aca tn? aren? sa ?aat s mac] 4)... san xcellent mechanical con- , . y * ~~ ; ‘? , . an ™ 4 . »* ; ai : . - . : : ” + . . - . , , ba F , -10 Delmar |} “st : ! : ad rubber many extras; #2), “urn. Houses & Flats For Sale 4. $! aN Mawatend ie real b : Gitte inson Auto Co.. 2667 Olive, ~ i | : ) : ‘ .’ J Jy | ‘ ts nea©r . ' . eT ‘ ’ : = . ’ ‘ . . , . 7 F Ca ‘ s “nee ‘ A j lee OB Ze - } , wet t t¢ ‘7 . ’ . wee tet i« : ever’ U a. DY d 1406 mmggy wee ME Bi rie n't turn 401 Loaonet 5°. arthy-Pardu Kord { oupe, 19235. Biv UO Dow nD h rea : nainted. ready to go. MONARCH | Peed ‘s an. B36 an ‘| Oo; rade. ~ ' ' (f COUPE $205 »? Tair am m- ome . ~~ : | ' se this coupe. its like ne . | 2. overhauled, A Jaa . For Sale : 2 ee - | J MOTOR fel? ; ind wry bid») LAPH we | : C . [ nk DAN, y a DA St 1S" Vl . . ‘ rt nS i 11e7 rT ‘a . 83 : ‘ ’ j } ie! prises . 2 HO . eondaitis ntertor lik 444% | ee Del new nat a , ' “Iasi NGOION new whe automatic. windshie | | oF) ' * lubricator; extremely low , , open Sunday and , CO A ince LL LOL OL ET as MOTOR CAR CO). Fores: 1500. I: ‘ORD TUDOR, 1924 . — 1 . p ipa _ * r+- ' Tike buying ew car at » have re buce oe age 7 ' : ) : a4 65 a a MOTOR MONARCH This Locust. = a tl “ea i BUR RI eran la pedroo! Brnia ' ’ , , ’ : han hs os . a headanaegeey | ore rea | . other ont a6. $495 , ; ae " " @ ; ' KT ‘ ‘ ‘ : ‘ : " i } . , “ r, ; =f . ’ . : rR 3 "s a - is or : proposit i ae 0 jua | Re ' ! | tT | ; _—— » ee 4 re. nditiot : 6 ~ J - >. » l ewes . eleewhere 1D ee F s, uit on rk | ‘er? , EX tie =n ‘ ‘ rat ee lant ior ' s. ‘lent con 2910 “ , 4 ’ . dies . : 7 . et, ' % , ’ ’ ‘arn \¢ ut OG orga ' vy rit " . : ~ ’ ’ ‘wee . ~ , " ’ _* . 4 ’ ? ‘ 7” . 7) ; ; . : ee te mere, at our sal . ; | a guaranteed Ol D Sete Soe Saar ike 1 [as INGTON 4710) ’ Le ee ee eTai a! TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING *T) evenines and * Sandan (fH) MACHINES VICTROLAS. Brunswick ocalions, Se adel! 8600. 40: | bi. (ec! “FRANK IN SEDAN. “Sen : | S60 | URN! 3 ‘ | Hi s rice nainall te hy ; ~ r . ed ‘tv ie ron- ! ai YH inode I; nerwl 7 painted, RI or cantis PLIST CO. (009) cst whe gore tear trom, | pO eg | ME a Oe For Sale et Bee Ra SE | 1, age se | al ‘ ‘ ' : . . ’ : -— A _ . , ; ay bal. - nncoe : on 24 NKIJI* yy ‘ — nt yA) WEA, le! upholater . ’ 7 . a ° — ‘ ivi is ; : bes ae ; ;, ' ney ’ al : wi (ORD) ne ow 1 class: tmechar " ' - ’ ’ . —_ ‘ , , , ix . ‘ ’ : ° : ' ° : for ce . ‘ : . pa ' - ’ rr . . wy ‘ - ‘ - Au . ' ' - ; | . ~ . WWE | : sonia : : , = ootu 4 » \ . ‘ " a ’ | \ s RA4a? ‘ 4 ’ : . 4 us Ter AUTOMOBILES] 30% REDUCT! SE cerecealietameres ‘ Tres fron f : . . , )* >] rp ond! tione « r’ ed Car By ‘ 7 - O44 F s168 rs ‘4 7. 1ROS K usse 7 ja rrison ave . ili oe PAIGE SE 1), AN. i. PASS. P| iy; : lik - new lwo tifn! uee«t For Hire —— , PRE INVE NTORY SAL i ver y Tite ‘fully quipped: bargain. 2217 New Ford ton tru Linde: + " Peomrte “th 10%e'TO40% SAVING | *ARica Moron co, Boméne se, Ow REO SEDAN Wanted » Rey NOW . SEDA) —— WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTO Overhauled and refinished; new tires; Al TOS) Wtd.—Ar y ki nd* Pay best prices 19th | at St runs he a! wi? tra . >»? + , ‘ - lla! } pain (% rors / argest cash uvers St 4 rvyje ace Rea eeell. ¢} ee te | | stiiena nuns. pedigres hargatns ' S : ya ' ve ‘ “ar Exchange, 4464 Euston CADILLAC—Suburbea! ~~ ; ; - | 3()* Ly} EDUCTIO —WOMEN Rees RE } , ee ; Baty | CEN wers. wood conaiton: « x00d| BO% R N ein py when : a2 ranges, 31 ~ . ea dele eee | . : rtablee. Rehailt Core | ee oan ene eile re trat Western Automo! . Delmer On all SEDAN cars from former price e, Fe , line . all * 3006 : “i Weber's Used-Car Exchange, 2044 Locust, tr i'’R A § KLIN Limousine; in Al meé a] pat Garrison (eB) “AUTOS WANTED BADLY |*®2°GiNaon™a vest qaiue) sores VELIE SED nai GP vcetiggen: Western Automot o., Delma ) ie ? I AN We av é } eee us wefore you sell ; | ‘LIVE MOTOR, 2910 Washington. Bo- | PACKARD—Twii ) iim ne; CDM! : RIT! my lat h all needed @e- mont 1103 (cS) ; Al: good t. nev Sart ding trer nd diese wheels: ——— ° pholstery Hike new ; a0 1] ar | thoroughly overhau and ju out of paint 100 AUTOS WTD. Bs. Rcatarn "ACuonsnte’ So” | hee ea aa ME aged lobe! mar : aaa ; : Jf oy Lacuset, Refore Jan. I SLE. Se yg pone o- PIERCE ARROW mt sell before vou see us b ore a vee y YAHLEM MOTOR CO 102325 N. Granda sovera: ears Larvest > wers in State. Linde!! 5v5 eR at the — nan ys a fest . PRE INV 2 NT f RY SALE A STV 4) Se. ee a 1 | | ene or month: no red tape: po publie- | Roadsters For Sale 10% TO 40% SAVING BUILDING MATERIALS cemaedah> teak. | a “7 Ce ee. tn a tee eee ee gow oe | > tty NOW ! O01 8 _yent n Ty 7 | ‘| Aut Hon Ce +1 CM ter 6, thi “real | WEBER NT & AUTO CO. Lax ust St AND VEHICLES = $2,000 CASH (9 "fuy late model ea oe ies Abi Fasten, cod) |___ Touring Gare For Sale Wanted DO YOU ‘NE - I) MONEY? Ie 4 . ‘hevrolet Roadster fone ‘es i aie: pertoen a loans ry tem: « eft B ily ni Ow miueake, £000 | fi M Th 1o4; used ’ egiot no re ta De ‘ A jJenti res ‘ bi . ; a Dargain a ' . Must és : , 2500. Delmar 711 ANCE CORP.. MBERT-GRAVES ; : uring, late 1922. kee - , . nde of ne 4 pew Grand. (cB) | rnia tow, $300: erms, 4464 Bae Coaches — ‘ on + ae BU it beurtng., with winter t top; ” sf ’ and rmeotmnpnical condition : att ' ' ' at 00, W ar 145 ey 19°20 to 18924: rebuilt, . at winter South Bide night fe $05; ~ perfect; >. erular ¥ ; Cv | | = = ‘ ’ AD Ur ec: ° , a ; aan NI RS n Seat.| lecust. S eseerians f wi" o - aioe a amdacet 4 , nAitioned — > — SELKAIRA KIT RNIT DE Wantec For Sale lini code x looks zood: only $150 ins gay w: obenine wai brake MONAR ry 5059s" ; re | | ) Fr R SALE MSRULINVI TN mem &§ , 13 7 a ear . ' fINERY- ght and id J , ; Vor : mo i ) a papas = . pes = ne Cu i ——, | 1s _ 2 VIISCELLANEOUS Oo 1594 9 mar “ " | n tet Fa nz : } = ] ; 1} . : , | vet | | Brg : RD oadeter, ot a = d \ B i AND NE W BU vy ae my © rm et im “ ro ) - RETF IC a —— ta pages cg0) Wl \ ' - « 7 | : | , | . : -_ 4 MOT 1055 N rand © ik: =f Rg ng are mi! ~y on un eee ae r-- chareass At? , ; , , ; ' te a! ; mii § iis one Avm . . \ A " ) . m3 he ! ™ ] ’ ) :? a r : ("rs : ' ; : ' , . o - ; '_ . 7 if = 7 ; . 4? al N MUTOR ©. - ag mie | , . : rms. Johmsot o © tg 4021 axees. | ven wr irese ate. | RANG . | ) 1940 UICK—Coup > oe + ae ~ | Fouring ; new; - 5 Pet P “188 . 7 : ’ | ; ‘ , ; ; : ; ‘ " ~ + ‘ 7 a be , ute Sr | ; ! 4 - : * . “o4 ‘dé. Marmon. et« nr . J ai aired. However. ale it 2 to 16 years: we will sell man rally ua grand-new. £85. mein- | \ over the country: cay | VEI \L BO! 5 ed; 3 = = a HERE’S REAL © L. ASS eg ee a7 ° allowat he oo tae Clair Ly | $3. $2 values st $1: tie dress and | RUGS — All sizes: new and some high | CLOTHING Wil—Hiehest prices pald for) — woe. 102 model: $205 iiethe. LOOK! 1923 CADILLAC ; tl SIS] ee 0 ive st BRA or 2408 NG ' , ; ; , 4 tn “sel 617% phaeton eounee al- , " ‘ >, : . . ’ r ' . ; a: 9 " . 4 ; : wd , ° mt he .* : : ‘ , “ , . we" : ‘in fet } . - o 1036 N. Grand. | cH r—Coul zihing ores. | 4002 Delma: 12 YAHLEM BIG SALE = ne er « 7 oe € 2 on: st oe hid : nan : s oe : KK ollow the (" rowds a : Pas: Bag $1300 Hup Touring, $395 | Instruments For Sale eimat r ICTIO mY $25 - $75 bo 0 ) , = HEVROLE! th 30° RE J Lb\wJiAN - iIMERS : ' Mo upe rs a ~~ ‘ | ni Ove . ‘ rier nh K ’ . F . — OUT wta-—™ Olive - “ft \V\ (if 1 ’ ' MOTOR oa f ADILLA' SEDAN . T ng : Al oe , : - o : . : ‘ : ’ ; eles . ae : = 'T> > Tw we : > Va : ine . . , F rmanseertigeer yy? j ‘ L* ri ' : our _ ’ hey caterer fet Hews p) | Mer Colfax 6663 | OUR ENTIRE STOCK TURE “HE. | finest homes | PIANO—Bteins i Sere 2910 | etre upholstery good: bareain. | We § “Lavtad —— ONETH A | CceD 25 TO 50 PER © 7 Ag ~~ pe anee dail NAS HINGTON mont 267 a termes, endeohail, 237 1 . tow OF te . : HOUSEH'’ uD aoops FOR SALE Daveneite sujtes as io ». 4-pieos as : easy : , | PAN ODOR CO, 2217 Leeust th Musical Instruction - = "Tn . | ra! 4reasers greatly reduced if te $2" PrLAYE! ’ - | tial meee - we eager. gO° , . ' laf fits : aot, 0a preterredl — Will ey - , fa. {a1M a2 a . on es at " - Tithe nditior ' a at . ‘ o a CMY VY heel Toerty 0 r “eae rm fi : Jo fax 178s | fihee $10. iron, pede, $3.80: “spring GOLD AND SILVER ee an Toeany hanical congener, lav ; | . | | . : $45. aleo ofhers Saad Y at _ an “ . . . ; ; : ‘ , ' -« ’ : aoa we : . —— em: i. tand: ] reed sf, re S Da Atrl, LJ a ' eg io : . . —. tert 1th.» Flee CHEVROLET — Tovrine, “Ti ns fiber rus, 3 S220 asi | 7 | DODGE—! wee “ FIEVROLFT—1099 nda: urioed car tm city. value taltedt ‘ah with ' | ' : -; . . . . ’ 2 ; . : _ ‘ , itier " sac! if c¢ ; * dete tho terms, trade. Bg 10 R- twits ' ure taken ange " , . - PTA . “-" <a” , fubes ; . 7145 Lanhan. , BS. Jeftereon af. - tee . L. ; ’ ’ : . . . © , } ’ ; . : , : ‘ eo 45 4 Delmer. ic f 7) Opp. Pr ut oo. Library. ; , , : art s. (cl@)
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oO PLE I aT = 3. ST. LOUIS _Post-DISPATCH S9-ST. LOUIS’ ONE BIG MUSICAL ORGAN—More MUSICAL Ads than all of the other local newspapers cimbined.-@@ IL, S|. T O NM QO Bi L E ¢ D | cba = _ _ : — _— - - ~~ . | : . > ‘ ' \ : - . : : : Tron? ¢ — ' ' .. _ " . j : ’ : Evenin . , ; - . ‘ Y) | alit , Hur rah for 7 ahle x. = na al _— : 5 sunday THE USED CAR KIN MARTIN & I sR EITT 7 ._ -_ . ened — — ROOMS WITH BOARD—WEST ROOMS FOR RENT—Centra! Rooms: FoR RENT—South a ee ee ee 4 ee S gt A le gt A — RENT ROOMS AND S0ARD ante APARTMENTS FOR ad aoe —FURNISHED nu , Mortn ~~ for : +e, 3 A IPL AE A A Og OGIO, Auto Bodies Fo Meoerrna. We eayles and = seis rea! Darga!’ pe ee | Lecust "pe Trucrs For Sale Batteries Northwest = ¥ ) ri , Chass LOOK LOOK LOOK siest « . : . . Tires For Sale APARTMENTS ror REST througout temp Al ae tame. Crore’ . “RAN : ‘“ ore . 4 " ~~ * Ne 1S Latest idea — ) EL Yahlem i > t Ic ““iSTOP READ TE ROOMS 5 S and BOARD | | ROOMS WITH SOARD—cITY — pt tone la | en enn FLATS FOR RENT Nortn : r is —— , t Central pant eee YF ~eaecm as - ~ ~~ ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY Central "Fai? =u MO GARDNER T
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ote AY. MBE AR R32, 1924 ROOMS FOR RENT— Weer BSI) S01 at ae = OD pecenbee Ts 1000 oe THERE'S A PLACE FOREVERY CAPABLE WORKER! Right here i ein this town at nod pay. Watch the Help Wanted Ads."@m RTMENTS FOR RENT . FLATS FOR RENT—Ce oa : EEE a hatigeieit) APA FWRSTITIC WTA Ro — | FLATS FOR iENT —Souin (10 LET—BUSINES® P'RP'SES SUBURB'N P N PROP’Y Y FOR SALE FLATS, AP’ 1TM’TS, FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE MONEY WANTED ro. I i SO : , . ‘ ow€, » - ‘ . : > . - ' ‘ | ; y.? in if t) ~ } er - ee | es ee (ALF E.' LOCHMOELLER. 72° ¢ RAMMING R. E. CO” 308 8. Ist.(cl00, Richmond Heights North : Nortnwest MONEY Wtd.--7 per cent to 19 Behn, i ga. | RE, }_ large ! avaad aes ise. $20; about 50x20.) OTs a, bungalow: corne! 9 FLATS—s1600 DOWN | NEW STORE AND FLAT—€6250_ Tr apelle ‘ “ , at . »- . “ . —_ J) P e ’ =e) ' ’ : : : 1° ’ 4 2 , - i. 7 dl | 40 , Wren ay .. ra ce - A a a . . ' re gor , : : .* rTrowi ng " ; t oy to ” ' A ‘? . ui : : . mys S : _ mt ’ ae : (,@nera Nt str eet es \s : : . Ch Central e todas a » gh Olive 3383 WOLFE ST ores) diotors. Terms. | JOHN H. APROTT, Realtor 709 Chee" 3. modern, $50 || DESKROOM-——Private office. with pho: University =r ae ae Seat : ic3)\ GILT EDGE DEEDS OF TRUST : ~~ ina oan . -* -” . ty ; , /_£ ’ . ‘ , 7 _ . . - . , . ; = ~ oy TX $1 Sip lat. 4208 Russel} ama Geposr | nonth. “| Beautiful University C ty : Home 1. NTS Gt ARANTEED 5 YEARS - , ’ cor, § } ‘Try avs 2 a ? rn ard . 7 ’ nit 4 ‘oo 2 : : . a “?% : " — : , Shaw's (a: , i . } (*} BM.) ey ed lent : . l t fire : ” ' + bid leased , ] {= 19-2 ’ t. 401 ick, consisting Soggy ae gry a quoted on , TIGER REIN’ wt Te . — OHN. & B. “SIR Cheatny H 4, KATTELMAN COMPANY. 05) i's wp 7 ee) on : ne floor, al | , bed tI SE oe — 3 Ceatral Natl. Bank Bid —4 rooms. hall room: . First I loor; SOx 140 cinrdwood: GeraGe: near car. aw | se Lexingto I ag woe 3 DOWN 2255. «Olive 5240. (c8®) . ¢ - ; . ve . ' an — Bed — cy ‘. e or. Virgini: = " r es ; : . i NLS bought at mat t value ti , eat tors . sti T- : 4 4 es = & ae » a me conatit mn ' yee - Va ve ay p ood cent, DOLBLE & ON UNION . hat ; y ge fiats wi loa? | : ihn repayable $) ek on each $50. bore Write ter n ul : Hargain . —— T > Lo made on other listed [N E SSY Pro Diese ; é' WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. Olive 3353 | Industrial Loan hy 7 714 WRIT! Se ae ra = oN mi (eS) LINCOL ING CERTIFICATES , ‘Oat HS ‘y ter nt. . , West we S87, Post-Dispatch (4) — ty 9 . | SIA / . \ 7 ~ . S, ay Ana ~ ; XA] 19(9— >. a fo) ‘ . ; =n : ise-#g erre ” : ; . ‘ "KK . rri ; mine operates every gat Se . l be t in first S £1000 \ proposition for oal dealers. , , ' : Pal ' ' ore 3 flats, business CAil & a4 hneyivania av. Hast St. to! fiats, le 6) — > 7 CALI, UP FOR 3 , 7 ; © P . , Madison, oom Fiat, £2. B A— 8. break . > ; ealt GRA! La, ' “NN ] ‘ aba 4 , ,» ’ = . . — " . 4 aé a . anu ‘ Ri -shkLI-—Ss$16.7 Northwest | Plant and | Sot 10 ef *e et | trent $2100 er & eae mo. a BUSINESS CHANCES \ ; ROOV FLAT ow! er 1] ’ ; : ' Fas’ at REAL ESTATE—FOR cow’ RED BUSINESS CHANCES — Wellst ALIFOR NIA—$11,500 ——.! 2 ign gp Bs USINESS CHANCE—Bakers, atten eriston Four and « ' fla the hot ' US Bt., real — ay TR Ot oh | gel) vable ovens. guarantee . : rs z : ‘ iy en 7 + [ est it ‘ ' afr ‘ - ern uit W rite for s. 4 | crven La uis Mo South REAL BARG uu = . BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ES AT et 08 Gee act cant ; dai ~~ ~ pe ; Mi the BUY: 100 Ee! Et *TRIC _E -pasNe North i gegen geea Ea ele | FINANCIAL ||| Siistisit nul cae i A’ . _ ,Lf ON—S4I850 —S. 0000 | | wry TERRITORIES FOR SALI aa ON renee be PROP’'Y IVE Th 511 GRANITE BLDG, , we : aie | | : West : Va ' D160 | ano | Or. LA ; aie - : . ; } ' A4°7 Fine store. 5 ee ; ry : , m , - i) " , re! n ! , rat a » FIVE ROOMS, PLECTRIC—3."' ; y a WIT .- : INC. Realtors in ; MS iLL bsiiiiee 4g ¥ ma Sweetin: Se 4501 Washing findell ThAa (e@h BUSINESS WANTED , , . 4 ‘ r.™ ’ a? : I i ' . ~ ~ . s? " 7 5 a P "sy ? CER. ! Auto Loans in Five Minutes say cash for contenta of stores of al kind or will geell it for you at auction Who Needs Money + tA EB BAB - 4 os f " J tT} . . . ™ - se 1080. bg Bh ry ft? ee a A SE hf . AUCTION & STORAGS , ; . : : BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW FLAT Bei eo oe | 2 Chouteau. Main 1683. (8) i 4 — a | Is.V 50 ly ie Vatil - 5 . Grand Coen : Ht. Main 4873. | den; 4 4 “rooms, room, | 6a. = —_.,“*'} BUSINESS FOR SALE -~ © ent B04 —_. a : — — ae fiorthwest | rw | a’ UTOM 0 BILE BAKI RY—Good busines {and , location; e rooms, tile bath, hot-wat LOANS } : 3 ) LFRE hE nm Made in 10 minutes. Car left Olive 84°24 . mM * ae . . » * ; La i ‘ , , iis ‘ rs An your possession Mi rigages 7." 7. oe. : LAGI "Al -_- . > VFN IN “T LLOTIS Li iG & ' : , ort ec : } t T > ST ct refinanced to reduce payments Fudd Ov e ick Bai! z Oliveto) ETO a ARTME: La ne Sa ry —~ oe ee - A... a CET TRIS 'MAS SARG AIN Bring title. mi rT RET Jato 2 ae =] : MM . 103 N. Sth : 100 Mar Bia yy Dh - niet : y to a Np 313 a a 1627 Locust St. Saun thane le and money. ONE LEFI AYRISANT, 4036 N.—Mod fla edt er ag , U4 IND ACCESSORIES on § s strict ck oy OT Sconany wee , 6 9120 ~ ave athe tira Oe wr 5703 Lm . | iN R . MUTUA! - — = . - . on ' : ; - . Q ‘ ees , i - *.4 : ° (Fliive £44 = : . ; . ‘ : . x ’ ’ >| ’ , ' - ‘ ra : rs . Lasker Finance Corp. ||| BUSINESS FOR SALE | | : : \ "i. hy tow eel) a int onvenident bt iri bi yur- > rm sul purchaser. Southwest 7 | sania ~6aeetal ae Gt Aye tile | riftlt., NEW FLAT ing tor Sie Se ‘iLL! PARLA Ligh lunches: Cheertt ' . = — I INE: 18% - . » « > ; 1 5 rooms, | ‘ONFIDENTIAL ik ’ handle day: take > evenings, — - = s - : yw) , ‘ : z . } j gues? ry P og } . Irn tu irn } : H : Sa? : QD - P ‘ : ” as sr) a ie . : ’ wr ’ | i Oe "svT ’ . : . , - TT ; Yr . > a ‘ ; "h, . ot ‘ ’ ‘ a py An . re . Lae oa 8 Ue = ~ : , , mn . .* SUBSTANTIAL REDUt N | SORTH MARKET. 5253A— . Tei tigi ; : : 101 = .- ~ } ern ; ' ~ ' , . on nfidential Auto Loans +e rN EN living roOwin, he EPSTEIN, 617 Chestnut. Mi: 3 . om ebres ' : wa mrmar | ,'T I. Bee pe to . _ ar *h ee =! hippewa st _{89) a -Simatli a (so proj rty? M ile Cabany 415 w. ic FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT ndition: $10 DWELLINGS FOR RENT } South neatly new: 6 r¢ ned porches, | Sp29 OU rte dos vat | Pe. S 7 5 D.. ¥ i" ' ' : ; , ’ ‘ aranty inat «. %FFOO oo by (paren lar re cq AT A S AC RIE > > n AT hh asinteg a ee oo mon ty ts ¢2 ry cle 90 be Cg ' iy o409 Rartmer ic7} FR ah) [IONE ® Y ‘orth: near ‘entored . 1 ‘ =e . “7 ele ark N : ? res yea © acees b~ atv] , w light erocery. Olive . ventences . _— oi = : , orth " , Ls == one a ~~ ) OS8 EN—dGrocery wily receipts — wan TIN & B R E TT co Bes. oo fe if desired a oa , : , ' yee: " " Auctic i. eta Gite ¢ } ~~; price $115 528 N., : _i118 pa is . . , , t ‘ ‘ ‘ : . - e ‘ ; . n. : iti. st AN : 2, rah hig ‘eZ aE ee (c06) ROOMMATES WANTED : . rT AGE—4 rooms, « , . c: re: : MONEY to salaried people easy payments, DRUG STORE—$60 daily: can tn we apt. Parl | | The v ALEN T [NO 5542 TO 5560 PALM ST. O95 c .* . . > Pa wa) 4h ; ‘ 13 . ~ ’ ‘I ] . piled , ; Di 7c ; *“ ; 'Y $829 Kinesbury. third floor enst: | w NEW FL FAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE ton. , ste ky; eaomaall (ONEY "supplied wa opie; au fe sehool, a reuiha 6A00. cual aening anc | a : , ¢ J ' : ’ : ee | 2 > > . ' 244. he a. NEW FLATS (| TENTH, 2811 : 2 \L TOME te . : , cation : : 1 furniture and plat ‘arry , gasoline, oll . HOF r vi 1s. ? -_ Ag 2 — Z per nt month: also warehouse reesee sa menenenene This d Northwest ? : BD ae 4418 | eRe ium—~banihedd” Te » desiring to * Sie ate , f j a iG : Das See Soe , ‘ ae for himse! ft ox _ on 2 T> kh ‘, . -_ a? AiA } ’ | 4 " { . ‘ } \ ~ ’ - .* ‘ a. On : »- 5 ; p - vel 4 APARTMENTS FOR RENT ARSENAI, 8511-—Dandy aioe , | ee eee. s : Bees - : vi vie cha rzee 5 cer rent discos eontieen 4 ike medemaateten. 3146 Pine —FURNISHED ie tile bath, hardwood; excevlent | LAL = tage : net - room, 2 Central | Indu ay | Call Teer 39: (ry amas - ; et e -EeSIDENCE FOR SALE _ ‘oy oT A) - eR et “ and fixtures, reagona | North | RRSENAI ee EST’TE—WTD. TO BUY | ! ot S5x127 olla OTT A‘ | ye | Mve m5. i. efi ! e} > ott et ; o , - re : . L 4 . ° ' s d ‘ ree " oe ones: , AN NVESTMENT CO RESTAURANT-—Olive, pear Sarah, doing , ; Kth and Olv bhus!neas. rice S800. 528 M4 Northwest o AT TI ! F. QrVicK MONEY i“ AURSNT—Good location: fine b 19°77 ‘ease: on trial: leaving teow tnanire G00 Elm st | : fOOMING i S—Nort te be] rivate rer, BK wie : . | | | in . 4 ; rdw : ’ . "y ( ' 2 rit : * — : . y e) . ‘ “ a ee a? andl i $384 pie of at m eultee wit D , ‘ : ; «A : e / : ie «a _ ' n Vd - i ; . be u 4 ae . ; . 's a ron lent table: 7 hot-water he: ile bath. Gra FARMS FOR SALE Faston 1 h sts Paliway Exchal éx ROOMING HOUSE erty Knright Pia BEING. 5! Reautifu furnishe 1843. | , ' FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT eT ME eS a —s : , 7 : Missourt ye | ; electric: Wi = - meeeers . | | nt 2 7) | HICKORY. 1 - a ed ' West ted : » Ahel 7 : ROOMING HOUSE- LINDE I L PLAZA HOTEL PRRSITIN« $54i—enutifully furnished | rey a8gBA - gg 8 es a | cant; sce today: $32.60. 5. uve $383 glee | TP SOF REAL ESTATE _. |e rrNnes nr : + Ores bal af ie wee te 1 room. od 001 Tara g alaie r : ii] a ce . .- — ee ’ ’ ' “yf t. ry ry Ty) 7 wee ry ' ~>i , ! : ry I . ° . . is Tt Bremen lates ~g 4g ite " : . : » = ve I gs Evy iN RE TY — , 1} . tras ‘ ’ } " ‘ ? ; eo? ‘ / : : ’ ; ‘ , 7 tru ‘ n ROOMING ‘bie. Si——tiere ie a Darraln ‘ 1417 ‘viv ae on y pt hn rooms, housekeepl all ted. 7 ' ; : [ING HOUSE—10 reema, — —— ; ) u500. (eh T 10 : , tities and | r hout an $00 cash, balance te ght ; bes iii ; = y of . | torr rane | N. Saran. AY HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. | ~ geben: On Sa ivan seen wl |. WANSTRATH, 7:7%% Chestnut. | oOoMING HO Si —40xx Lindell: FOR RENT FOR COLORED SUBURE'’N PROP’Y FOR SALE : ; ~" op oer aa , pa Aus $} CO vr bert 4 i ‘argain. Call Lindell ’ marth rs at 2 ‘ i ~ ; a 1 345 J } ) : a ‘ ; aia : tars ‘ a. nr ri al 4 ry avr : if if in ' . i | poate R-ROOM HOU B15 Chestnut st. (8) | neice $450. Lindell 802. ‘Agent. potet : . fines ey c8 cr , t =. ue ‘on , ¢ : : - ¢ ' ‘ : - —~ wy oo — a : Oli ss , cn te ) , e 4255 | Kt \L. ESTATE LOANS WANTED LOOM HOUSE—1}) b , APARTMENTS FOR RENT WVERSITY THUVE, GS11—-A: a Er a ee et , 7 101 " mV re | . after . : : ! a ee ROOMING — c—34 benetifutly, f ent sioue and . > i? A . "y : > 7 . . 4 . - P ‘ ’ i ' ; . — . + : **+ . TA ' . c y~\ “he co. ~ . : : South a Bre At once. NEI 1 oa EaOTA 4@iTA—Now Broom. 1 sree Tee ) sand 3 3 Ch EL FEYD?-EARICKSON RB. 60. re month Delmar bl, . ot fiat, put le it oe at 7 ‘A eF ’ rag } At} oa - pat ; oot ’ : ' FLATS, AP’T™M TS, FOR SALE ‘ , ; P ; and. (e8) r a t} Liolae oe iaad > so1—A ent, c fat | orm. aa ane bath ie, Enos : oC) Call evenings, Fo: MONEY FORK “nt $35: price S66 a ; : ; ‘ [ ‘ " “=> : North RUILDING LOANS $115 > price $1400 , —— — ’ . ' ' — * , Elevr , - . ' . rie ’ . Z ail . . “ /? 3 oa? | NINTH a ; ) : k West ) é ur “-LMANN-SPACKLER RB | WiGHINGTON in Ae one . ‘a ‘8 le TRIGH?. sole soom .) wa as } , hot-wa 7 ! : oer a ee ! 5) | ROOMING HOUSKS— Tw Southwest Sompletely furnic sas : -ATERE oi Re . ? ) {0x1 : , To | | vi 41 rootne. cleare SO5/, Wantington neat = ; —s ~_ . . (3 " nice ’ Alt t se ry ee . lo ellew Poor fin hal ' " 7 : b an y and u r+ -| Jefferson Bee Mi ILROY Zi WH) - Pa ee ene et ae | fs + Sac ne ia ding 4 _ 4 es! act a. owe ; ot te " coiaterteeattenetnemis SUBLET AT A BARGAIN ram heat. $47.3 wrage; $5.(c) | _electtis ry ee terme see Majestic Realty | bid Clemons, 7 room, sense ee KEANE & FRANKE ROWING HOURE—10 ape mews Saae 544 Pers); Bate ® aa , : ; fat neome Ber mm ren * , . | " S35: ad . oa —— = TI ws " . pal , ; (fm ¢ vefnint af feRf) price $1450> terme: must rell: other ly 1 i’ } 1} i I: ‘lat ! fon Uris ved S ‘ . ‘ > 4 ’ rie bala, ' : r . ’ : : ‘ _ rr | > . ; ns . . ; I ‘he n “o . ( 0 . nea (owner =] Vv Rote nT oT. . i nt ’ ' | :4 ‘ fe ' ’ : evre@enta ' " frener 40° Weet Pine ., . a 1 =" a ‘ ’ . - 1) ‘ . -—s " : »? ’ : " a ** - - — — ING W iN 4. KK vo po’ wner | FLATS FOR RENT oom “ihe - -oOrn ) | , ’ oz ; t “ in er, Cheatnut (ca) | ROOMING HoOnrese von : “ . : a Hive alwaye — ’ " + . . " s4 . ? he , . ‘7 -. : . a —e . : . - ‘ room Central peinted } jafge rooms. Datnh _ . A. eres bevia? Daa aT 1 HAIN 52 I, WONEY ray LOAN rent $100; must sell at ence. egrns, mN Pat Ue. ‘ ago Res , AP oa yy - erm «! Tin 9 LATS ' “a 2 oe At Ful MING Moree 4 Sou. lWite he ”. Dwr . d : rea ‘ice OTT 49 for New |! reve ree S450 40xx ROOM Fi vad MA cc BPA ma, new foerniture ; | . | . P ' } . ‘ : : AT. al : yr ’ ' .3 -e* " : . =. | . ut ‘er | . «° | ‘re 7 hea fear faa GARAGES, STABLES—RENT foor, m ca gm pe Coe | SHOR SLOP- Bow this uit vou tT t ‘co OP. FOR SALE for a oney maker tad West , Ferguson : eet stock FLATS —— cbebten )*/s fone ‘Vv to Loan 8 Ort PRINK PAMLON A And cafe: : ytion and , trnents 5 we! ings end com li on ocount e- ' aA ' 2 — . ’ : we harge gui cn partner Pui Iman » Oe lath . : CATES-UNION, $8.50 | ne IN GANSS’ CREST HILL 2914-16 CHOTTEAT AY — : bullae nae. 6 . ene BRICK GARAGE“ 4 pe Ome: ik43 PENROSE S&T. i” 98 . R It - (Co. BOrT T RINK PAARL Slo ¢ aed Sit .5eo nvesto! , ~ ' | : } rate vash K; ©) , : Overland 45 1 , lee pine . | none v> & , ranc i! cus .¢a \ , f 4 : an ;, ee “ ne : 7: : ' : f Chest net o7 , (BO! ened : - — : . > at ’ : : ' : : . . . e or ra’ : ‘= P Pa a ROOM. 5 NT, | Ot) Sis 73 cy leOeet® Su suURBAN PROP. FOR RENT aes | 3 | floor thronchont: tile bat? sa ate Do You Need Money 2 Se an apartment. floor. . : Be — ; , : . + . he “ be , - + . : ' : et . wre . m be 2 os ad Ww MA KE ant |r y han Cie es Oe floor wre ' ele | , eoome ; no oo « el Ca reat Roar 5 2019-12-14 SALIent hy FIRST ANH SFPCONTD NEEDS swreer * Ph iret clase t4 : . Lom . : : , | Tras .- P " ; 4 ° " ' . : . . 4 te e " . - a oT) : : en wily de¢ orate? =a / . . i+) o; . _ : . 4 - ' i j , - ; | , ; n a : , - ani . ew ~ “o> aa * , apartipent; new (6) | reer ) ) : mae price | Basses Pen +A a [= TTS AND LOCKSMITH SHOP 417 N Ath ot 7th tioor. | Tout: complete Cuts; SORSEls eichnacs. Olive 2121 and Centrai 61. fci4) 1119 8. Jetierson. ,
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ke __STLOUIS oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1924. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH STOCKS SHOW "NEW YORK STOCK MARKET || NEW YORK CURB” “tuotsrven von PRICES AREER METDEND |S HIGHER STRENGTH ON $228 is%coeocemreee pees Dee NNO TNE TR enn | INDUSTRIALS. Days | METALS AND EQUIPMENTS. Moderate Activity Reflected | 15% ee | 20 antU ees roas) 77 Scien as || Bete Steel 5... 4840) 47%) 48%)-.-5- | “2 Am Ice 73103 103 103 |---| 8 Moun 13%) 1st 18% "I8% | EPS ce a points of the best a? the end | SE Gaie pga : Lovls STOCK EXCHANGE, | “Y Dlg nS Wie oe AS B® pe pid... 200 ' e408 2 Aa Th : 102% 103 : L! Li% IL* r , , trad | * =» The price trend wa: tive Issues iit |-Cal | : “ag | Rates in $ Hix 1 =a -~ %) 3%) 439 = 03% LOS % ; ; de | Ue | 13e | 28 — A set emroeratos | Case Se bi es . : er Ele Money 3! Per Cent. ~~ a oneger, — By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW ¥ ORK. Dee. 7? Ring Px * ctal review “With th. + *. New Orleans Spot , : y-Wa!l ker Be Medar’ & #4 \. [bp ee tli eee eet i ne) ee . eo Pe » ——— __ New York Cotton | 7 te — Specular frequent of the m i COP RR ng wes pe es = eee eee ne ae i GRAIN FUTURES ADVANCE ON THE CHICAGO MARKET ely ree ij ie money througheut Exchanges Weaker. “The 7 > 7 ‘ ; ° change which « to $4.68 a cent | francs but jority ly lower Were «t? — ’ ~~ * : 1 J , i ] } ; , . - ; , , ; ly took ! ; 2 ‘ bi a af 2 a y Sie , La ' . : heat ar a : ‘ : , , - , 3 vA I the og grain market : : . . ; . . 3 ~? ' . ne s . > : 4 7 7 > movement r’ ; : 5 ‘ , > ‘ - : . — oe ; ~! oi Ae as | = 7 BS : , 13%, Lis 1 | rs and 15,(«s : roe a cere waa urgent : — . ’ i " ' , ioe . » ‘ : : “a 2° tog 3 hater, ny Cc eB tes be Be Tow er. “Fas tbe ; a ae % Ay . . +/+ @ * eat at $1.64, July May ‘ora, $1.26% and 7 TR yw counts ing to whole in: 200.000. } market bills ernment se side , , , - . , : ; . . : ‘ : ‘ a : Y 2 . : ; ‘ t > sets falling It | ay : a - - : ’ , yr a “ou ~wipts, were . | - , a tersting to note that * =f 7 ~ 73's | - LT 7 ' im , , 7% 18% 15 Me ra ac ) told 4 ? Wagner ) | lot lost $20.400 800 |: r cat : se , . oS " ae enon — » ar a : onside » strenaet. Cam. rs | ind 9 thu _ fecal tmatitutions losses being ov: ie 8 mS 6: 2*| ax : EN + H2- age | maamicn (Rete, ving "was “or such eed | "SSaa cate aees Sa DECREASE IN BILLS $60.000,000. a Re i ib a | : | | | by Wheat and Cotton Sharply “Strength ruled nmod ?: , a | 3 es > : 2 ss : a Lia : a > aaa ~ ee . ioe : + hea thas aE ytnet 2 Naa ies ; | Sait; oa [82008 C3 | Hg $5 2S! $h /ARS Semaee aaa iat ond cane oo. | Sen ines eee RESERVE BANK | : | | | | i | | | oe _ ral Reserve a - Pepe ke timer — “ek and l, lu the We : Foreign Exchange | 30" 27, ite advance in corn.” Prices | ia" compere Se aaa —— ene : a aa . 7 : | , a GS LAN Po # ; | pic “4 : ' | eke . ' 4 F. ° ae | Clearines. Monev. Silver ee cemeanitments . r Die im et esa Chics-9 Provisions Sia hf 5.008 & va me $10,000 : fes closed °° er hie 6% , . ead ‘ Cl, and May i ' . , . 4 “ 35% 5 M ‘ 3 em ' L % ‘ : . : ‘ , : Provision mar e;' : i] » of flour aad : ; . st and fleur. $1.204,. . : f , FLA , ' ; be . tad ' 1° 7 . me 7 ’ ' - Louts Cash Game Wall Street News and Commen —-SPECIAL DAILY- a Ee ee ee eee SOLELY TO a I EE te a ag aapregrtt ~*mne- a 7 yrcore ‘7 -* > > By a Special Correspondent of the ' : ; ’ ; : 3 : $ he A ' : be |. 10c th W inmiperc (srain Market Post-Dispatch. : ie n —- AZ 1 : . . ? a oe NEW YORK, D | : Market was st: iy in = ; all directions here west . ' ¥ esting ; | .o7 ‘a a & % | - and ; . | etow, . ' $1 "000.000 ever, conflicting opinions and | “Tong * z rts ms . jai Iu ASPs | i : pa Mak) n $700,000 ¢ Tndea. Qs much sentiment . . , _% 2 a a 5% on BH. Ss . 5 | i : , es _ a = Se mone side as on the . | The taking uw: | : | > % ' , . == . on - age mW. : ¥ —~ a 2 » 311 shares, led by those wt vl oe ; | DER FAIR RECEIP = et 0 Eten —e pected to figure i: in Sw , | te : : : CUEIPTS : ) M | —— oy | Turventine. Flax, £ ingen merger, was t + Oul ling . a : : Rivers’ Srtace« af Orcher © ae ee incident im early d in as ; , ’ :* _ ‘ ripuat ‘ts 4 feet, Bl BE Stock Exchange , eg. , 1 . , ot . 7 ec. 3° : na | feet. tall ae Their advan iftered ths : : . ' jae , . ; + rise 2: tire list and °¢ \ : ; | ) oa tures a a . Memphis, a me mevement Was incl: in , et wres ' a Vicksburg, 82 again. ie , erations for oes dentinal 7 . D4 ) | 2 2: New Orte ne Another favors fact was the | | - ear" | , ' York Sucar. strength in the public u! ’ ’ | ae ee —, : ) ; ) —_ Sapenee te the announcem: . ) her Boston Siock Market 2) . aioe “!. Louty southwesters the “Dollar Gas” . isien i 4 : . " , | , , Ree case of the Consolid , | New York. The sha the preceding da) ; a. | Cerrect to some extent : reak | * na ) ! ' King .2 | . . : ; : mR w= “ine stne ; aire ' _ technical situat: | mark | , ; an a , Lar f , et 4 my aly... > - pan +’. @t aay wetiekh in turn was in a better : - mes . 2 ti. ' . : aan sition to respond to favors ; ) Mee oe : .. ae 6 6% 44 ; | ) a ; aie a . —— | Boston Wool Market. Netwithstandire : bos a rere to gees et Penis ' +% ; | , and t Se 4 ate salcs 14.009 1 ~ ; : With entire s«ati« pecple. They « Stocks had nwt h of | | | No authoritative in! rr. ne , . : . “ New York Ruabher given owt § regarding Erie Committee Agrees to Rental “So . 22 : | nm ii Ap ce: | ple is being held fe tor si z Terms , : | plate merger and wh * ri 7 2 ) : 1) % : — ; . the result of the rego! is . ' : : “I , > ) See 7 _ Pp Bad been gvlne on for « @ tim: | : : t -$ a, : % Produce E Elsewhere SEAR ot tha Erin shares ana | pres: a, | a = ey LE ES BS ine iinet they oped The risel 1 ‘the specialties reali imped 1 | Mul. Seaboar@. |. nine ant te the te , iS. i S74 aFS ULES—tx | 'Chicago Board of Trade t Ghd in C&O. was eaaiy be oe, : 4 wat oes : ete = in | New York Cart and Boston Stocks Loca! Secanes an fat wee a toe * ort : high record. Op. |! a ale | econ i } ei at | as | “Srp ctm 711 ST. CHARLES ST., ST LOUIS ~ = SEAN Ee CORRESPONDENCE SOLM TTER | en dee Rs a
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—~= See . A STI OUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12. 1994 ST LOUIS POST-nISpatrH PACES ARE HIGHER WORM IS HIGHER — ee nh ona CACHANGET W ACTIVE TRADE. =e he BOND MARKET. _ Vital Statistics—Questions Answered—Radi ' ‘) "~*~ . bw —~FO.10WiT , See CCR e it ‘, “— riding the rine f . , ( i . Ol Dor - ty eg , j au * . ; . a ii I i ; ‘ ania ; ink i re The ry ri. ‘ “— 1 OTH tt” ne ‘ wif ’ SOA APPS ' , . : - ‘i ; N64 000 ‘ ; SS.08] O$F00 a ae ti . , “CK, | ¥ ‘> ; , . - me — - = “a J©ar AZo at ©'§i 7IS O00 two : , SPeiNst BIG. 153.000 —_—_—_—_— CTIAN To: rrr q | ‘ “as mame Saves were 93,8. ' : AFAaINS $° 54 oe On ws - , 29,3 ‘ 99 483 O ‘ e a cc ahh : { ; = c “mph . ‘¢ TANGp URITY High. Low ~IGSc, | Sale SkCURITY ior} hn , ssh caiiae Toca ine raat Marriage Licenses A ‘a G P - , : 7 | : 1} the etic MR Pe aE Hh Eg rated cami A\ S ost - Dispatch Radio . IVERNMENY BONDS. INDUSTRIAY BONDS eal liz BR; R d d a o9 USL 3 se SS etna tAILROAD BONDS. irths ecorae — sroadcasting Station ix S and. tad 08 27) BO%| SL Si The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query, K Q 1) i from ‘ esterda> i ae | sa | a | Aste wu ish 1 Ss OO, | O41, 4 a seers“ . 30 v ee ers ] > } ; | EF; #2 100—22'100—22| FRU TB Se 00, 26 gay Tass | gh Ci Le an ae | urial Permits; Personat ana tctepnone calls, or answers by mail, cannot, be iz ef LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, ae a4 ‘ ~ nag Sug 2, o. O W : 3 | : oF | given attention, except letters on mediceai questions of undoubdt- Mae -?" rey ' " ‘ f ‘ f . s 160 nee, 12.-——-The p ' ” x > BF ca ee Be 2 ? Mi @eanc : Se *S2 MARRIAGE LICENSES ncertiy when accompanied by stamped addressed envelop 546 Meters ys } . . tii, , >) | | rie — . 4] 15% ally higher on the e nge to- inal : ; : Ser : ; d%% | o- oF. SCH a MM. M ? t. ’ nd the voluyr Q j hire : , ; a ‘4 : Ss " a’a? “yy : 77. ‘ . . : ‘ ’ a? ave 4 ~ “_—? > thee ‘ . s igi}. FORT) OW NER . Ine uire of | 4 MI T F The following is the ; 4a sts . , . . , | : » 4 . , . lie J ‘ ‘ A ie 164: Ga} “ VW ' > ' ey. . . n }vV ‘ Awe Mi bat in bia ' comobils filling stations reat of recipe for hot tamales ro pre- Daylight broadcasting a " — ener Llee rc r) ’ >) i Ndust . P — aver ‘ ~ 4 . Dam , x4 ; ‘ : > 7 : 1f4 % so girly Aree. . Ag?! ; “ - cea ” ; ‘ re, ] ‘ } eR- — ‘. Le rere el ur a it d 130 i It ] es ; iveerin and alcoho! |; pare the corn shu: ks, cut o 4 9:40 10:40 5% >° _2°40 1:40 : 6 ‘ Candy rm? , . , . ~* . . - ‘ V8 . (it) . : “mn - > oe ly } oy la : i att T . . a Bs Ly ev tes © P ’ ~ . pot Nationa! and; rT al 205° USL bis n » ; 4 4 Qa) aeess In o 95 |Luther Slayton——Nellie BR Sas 1 i &. rf ‘ ach s nd of , _— x; Open 2 +0 anc «10 pn Market quo- : “de Stee] were } zg. Snoe ’ : . ao 0 } } , ~ cow St ; ' " ‘ : Weinlherge—~ de | Scoln aa l, WwW Ss (up and clean it of ent tahe © ; tations and news bulletins of [scr “aril a " 2 4h, P&I. 6 ry ae . bas rfg . ~~ ' : es Wise nar rh ir +) souls in | PUtC into water and soak for : } interest to the Middle W eat ares were f 1} : } 7 aye ) , ‘ . > y ‘74 DK = 5 ‘ a> : bunt \irs , idle} "T a ain ran ' one hour: Separate and Size : - ri es Suppli« d by Market milly steady. US 5 \ j ' _ b rig we ‘ I _- 4 bon bbc ens, i tne hlie ibrar they should he about six or § rer News Se rvice, tT. a Dept. of . gales bh r) i rnd , net P. 2 oe "1 { ' Se s ‘ : . : . -- : ’ P : tif Pod fivu i hl . me inenes long and two ina one ; : Lor uiture and principal es . oe ~ wna red ; , . : ' 2] Lays , . rie “3 : - J i . ~ AJL age Z Re a ; 1K ogy inches wide. To prepare the me anges nges 8! . : i ; DK 56 56 M« mSUS asnhingto . ' , air. - pales or fast pire ictions : aie 8 10 2% ” a — ' ' ae w4g 9 27 ws is “4 1a ante een wes — ' ae « ‘nsus bul} ’ Put into a one gallon pot aloo | ; 6 " } . 7 , : . - i? : ‘+ ; L , 1 ; . o . i ; . “ -' bah . ‘ ‘ eee! i - . . ‘ tae Lli | tin : D und of beef and one po } } | ’ ; —— ae [= 2 10% 7 103—2 is Z 7 > % 1 ’ ‘ar : : ‘ = oe ——— pa C ta | pork (vou may also put In a so'l!] ° = ORE e . : a ‘£ Os ’ 7) .° @ a garter 9 \ be. al + Vollin bone): add water to the top, s: Friday—6 :45 P. M. gecurity. ' ’ ab FOREIGN BO Ds. > _ Pise J 9 14 ; ’ ‘ on a re ' : ee, Ses , eel erermine it 1 few buttons of earlic and ADergh« Concert Enaemble, Arne eed-Weish 5? | 15) 4 kebtine 6s ‘5 : S 195% | ; ; et oe ek tee : lO GC &N bs ‘23 on 99%]. Gwendolin Ca Irving, | ed a ff the telephone and | ters; just fry the julee out tg . () D ye Q51 a> : : . U7 4 2! ; 263 Toe on TUE: , : , ' . onion and garlic and then remove Rrown Shoe . . > ‘ ePntinge . ‘> , . i , , ‘ *— > ; \ 4 . ~ . 4 BIRTILS Riot ORDED. . —. - . Pa : ' : thern Now aaa the meart an ! , Lp P wy. Walker con a I ; 3 rs My pee ‘ mt) (at ise. ' : Ga 7 ng é for five minutes, stirring cone rogram Ford Medart ; ; " ’ ' ; 4 4 ., if | ofa * ’ Lait . > . - ~ : ~ . ; : 5 ” :* : la _! ’ . > ; . .? , : ae ¢- " | 7 Hooks ! nuous! ; ] add anhout half nine 4 ‘il Fair ’ Saene Yamilton-Br wn Shor n . - “9 ~wemewern =f - iver D7 I : } . - ad ‘ > om Fel os ‘ 87! 6 ' SS. and M th ] m tHe iD é he Public Li- | of the b: in which the meat Tri Sihelius Rytraulic P B pte + -— “vidal , , ~y ay, 27 i T. a Goff, ] : mp ry was cooked, four tablespoonfuls of 3. Fantasia, joheme™, Puceini tarernat Shoe com. . % ML ; 0 , ' i 1) 4 4 > Bay 5 ” Q0 4 >a ATs) a 3) > r +t M Lx 1ery NEAT 1 iS ry * wo. | chill > and salt to taste , mi ont igs : Prim! hansen Bros S cor ° et ag : : A. 4 ~1 J Lat 7 ' : t = aa wi Ss | * ; o, aaa Lot Webste rr et ent gh Ms cook ; ut 10 minutes longer ». Blu ana | Strauss Johansen Bros S cor the time: then ada ar we . rachaikoweky Oar es Sh i } : ; ; flo ee ‘ hin _ Prepar Trio ' eello and pi ‘ Deneon SS oy : , 4 as l oh) in =" , , : ' :, ’ v bh -_ our enough to thicken repara- a ap 4G plano laciede Steel maiett K ~o-Pita ~ | 91.119 , a a oe ot STM | | 07 leffersot he + pr as na I Bh jtion of the dough: Tamale dough ice Tron ilet, was Valley Trust 7 ses mye Th ae aa | Fe $1.7 109 ery py ae e ss (G nd le mj 7 '), : , | '8 made from corn similar to hom. wes -«++«Delibes Mo Port Cer : « : ss , ' inyY, ground fine and tis placed on | thy market a ary form under Various names, but if able, scalded cornmeal!) . , used To two quart of meal add den eel ~ nt ~ whet] hroth enough to make a thie) “ : ge Oe cme es lough, half d of hot renderad Se reader; Wilna = Irvin tallow niasto an eee Reaugh. pianist; May Killius. ee- ‘Allow, plenty of salt and a tea- coumpanist. Address by Louis Alt spoonful of chili powder: mix *0o- cether and add more broth until | the dough ts rather thin. T. P pare the tamales put a rogram ra) , *} ' > : * ; : soa - ‘ouch on the husk about for Shop Early — Mail nehes wide, and one-eighth inc! arly.” Louis Alt, Postmaster of xl ————. ‘oe UY er} thick; along the center spread le | city and mail district of St BURIAL PEIKMITS, pre ig) tA teaspoonful of the prepared n ouls. = : : ' . ‘ . ] r) . ? } : iy 72 " ’ ‘ ‘ ; . ‘ , e the fo) : A ; " , i? tf). " , . - ot : : vier : . ’ 2? . : ‘ : : ’ . s ’ ' . — . - , \*. " ] 9° " —} ' , h i ) Rosary Nevin the finger those Which are 4rv | (c) Spanish Dance.......Rehfeld Was cone}l ; n It is true that one should not eat Mina J ington et weer th "nite French fried potatoes or Saratoga | . (a) The Meadow : i ¥ , and Great Britain in chips with the fingers, but that is | Garriah Jones pecause they belong to the leat ib) Leetile Bateese O'Hara eourse. The real object} oe. | Rudy Tarner Campbell ing with oe ay t | S. (a) Waltz in A Major... Brahms h “r ™ °; [oe them greasy sticky (>) b’rom The Canebrak« every well-orderec inne re should he a po Np oe, dua » Mina J. Smith | ee , » 16 An ' : rhe Greatest Wish in the eae “ = 4 7 ae ' ea —- PD £. tan +’ ~~ me >> free O° . Tt GF ete Pe ‘ ISO § Towa ! nti! [59 deer pe persons: that is, no hot dish | 4 Sr Tae -.«.. Del Riego Bra a rake = ~ * | a eet - a At / oe ; . igh , , ) ; | ~ 43 , ‘ 2 4 san oe, condoned : ra 0 me | ‘ urine thich th eu? cena - nould, if avoidable, be presentsd Ruby Llanner Campbell le | pas o> pee . ca ae . 4p = wf : , . ww ww nm * Pa. _— ' , i, , aan —— rs , " nal : . chews oe nore than six. or nine at the | DO | hy e . ae 8. ieee . 4 | : ! is NYR on ; , agi t’ Maran 4 41s 4 ninelne inf ino “ge . le At a dinner of 12, for | de easier an ' Bae it ant FAT , ge Fhe ae nee TTF fo ‘ "one Maer nallt a rta Shaw, 3 months. 26 Johneso: | Ltines® @ OntOent ert rg Sm i by insStan two dishes, each holding red an “ad- ‘ =a ‘4 40 l 0! et “°B4__ 100 200 2098s PR 34 . Ti A 6 nna Dledace. 0G. aso Marnice place. | r, the oute ‘ust is eu ff an xX portions, are garnished exactiv WCK—273 Meters rp : ' ' . . "7 , ' I VaB 5! iF 5 2 = Ks ee ee ee varnished wit] as ~ es nted at Opposite FRIDAY, Noon-——~Last minute Side colores _ ale One to the lady | news itema. lopular songs, Henry it of the host and the} Klotz at the onpost‘e 3:00 P. M Piano recital, Lucille he stra. | WIFE. ~Spice . is YY ade as "Hl ; , I a le, . ; Service: l*rvviee WFAA (476) Dallas. Bedtime follows: (One-h; cup butter. 1 " Ay sing rid ri@he. ' A idress by J. ™. Guyol: “Coffer ‘ cun brown sugar, 44 cip molasses, | Occasionally utlera direct “Props and Costs and Cups | volks of 4 eggs. 1 cup sour milk after serving the “lady of honor” ” M ‘Bandman Club,” ) Philadelphia. David -% cups flour, 1 teaspoon soda, 1| On the right hoat Wild West by Pawnee teaspoon cinnamon. % teaspoon | '8 skipped and le : presented | . ; :; , clove, % nutmeg. grated: 1 cup] to thi lady he left, after | areal Pi an Minevitch, oe a Yi 770) Yh, j ~la . Seine « S es . 8 on Sos an w h fi ths ' one " arr? ou PaPCOTUAR SG re WON (3740) cn Skeezix LIsins., eed 1 ay d cut in ptece ] c - tI : ( inues around | £00 PM liroadcasting regular ft ment r wt ‘ Let iie ' ie ; ' ; to ladies anda ' - Ni"'g. f ity en “'.%4°8 ‘> ~ OU: LOLs “4 LO] roo "7 100 See erent E}. Mina J. B. Smith. a — Seon the previous cay, t! : any | $1 tj ya) . }s " ' 7% - , _ a re ; wath) tM { é Ss ' ' Russe] nar ey S$ are published ganred market position : ru . ¢) (5 d }* ,: 9 - : qn : : 2 Ps I Ss. f ‘ ‘ \ eaker i913 bHiie? : 1e r} ancl: pare of the ~ OSIN . ‘> " | ’ . . ’ ‘ 4 . 4 , ~ j = | ; a ; o) : ' " : . . - j Js L vi ry? ‘ \ i 44 ’ * ot pti 118] ni } . can a . CLOSING & | lio Mar ; 2%! 92 rey , ve A adj Os te it 6. 3 Magazine wel nanan | hot rhe above will make about I | 2336 ? : . ; 100 tamales -Parmesan Gardner Sunny Jim. time, organ. p CUP EN nh waln ss : monthly program of the St “uls ; . 1 pi Ss \ teaspoons bakine ‘ntlemen as come In this Safety Sonne : ’ ts , (200 ew ele les ae eh Rot ; a ) safety Counc) from Community VN HN ~ ) N 5 Yu bak Alamas i ’ "Ce I 1} Ingredients in the ert 3 the = © ¢ ond Service Starts (“enter Addreases on “Induetrial rehestra. rae his recipe Perper ! tile ady of honor and i cident Prevention,’ by J x New. — - , . . nisms 2 | = | " : t* & ar : . . Ps WOR (405) Newark. “Man in rWO 30 ) as . first centleman, | |i] ell, P. J. Stremel, William rurley. ' aa — re . ' . mae] Ss around the ' rnice ise: . #89Drano solo the Moon. ANXIO > MmOr 3 aee tal ; f ne PE. Gs he lady rccompaniat Mi hiaines, “The nal I ee nH? ive Jolly Jesters." Duke Brown. ivy ’ ’ ; ' at . : , . , " . / , : . 6 -. M. moke doy m anol ’ ; ite ‘ i” | . . i} ‘ vies . , ; ‘onches Joe Gallarher, Art Renda. Roy DECREASE IN BILLS | =? Sree" 8598), 138 1a 035 - a1% | on%! orm | 16 Sua TTPS MgdZ] OF.) 885] O-| GO (212) Oeknd. Be 3 he height to, which wow wish to | thee cthve eed cee wren ee reaches | ll a enqcsiaemee yA snendes Ra avier than > Su ge rOO aR 0 . ea AP, i ; iE: ae 7 ' ; : By cis orchestra | ‘olor sO AV he remainder hy adv who was firet ferved and Pianist Billy Moss trainp comeftan } weeks. r until the ds ite ¢ : , : -? en —_ i—~1. ‘4 8 te. DISCOUNTED AT THE ondhi! il « | RESERVE BANK) 731? B26 iG. getty | soar e BP ae SARAP Int ds ‘431 BOS) ROM! Rowe [semble one hour Paine. eek NEM «kMOKINE nus | preference, DU Mt te compiicnts” | | yitt gah: M—Gene Roady aad ae : | 10. a | 5 . oh () f L " os | ~ 43 : fohacce n ne ar le; S an r “ant ian nae ie? a> 202 oc : . ‘ : ‘ | ||] Statler.” Voeal selections fing wee ; f e. , . a > * \ i « : ] 3 j P . , ae - Vi KEI (3 ‘ ) ; . I ‘ / ’ . ' he S,imMie le Ve! ; A ne 4 ‘ ti : s | . ‘ betwean tudio Helen Prady, Ptanos num - ey . — = | + % oa £9 , tg ' 1 I, con 6 ) er Club. pipe should never be smoked on | ims hile | | ff bers, Mary Raines. | ; The Federal! / ae Ok, Ot I CITY BONDS. 12 we Pare eo Ba j i . 5 * O45 b “ WIP (509) Philadelphia Uncle in extremely cold weather. | he is apparently _— - Weer 1 102 000 }eh. i] if port as I Ce » | , — | 4 » - i oad : } ) ; & —_—_ —_——_—- - —_—_——_—— ————$—___ — — -- — — ee = : 1 988 O00 : ae — lecrea , 1 56 a | ity 4 May a5 re oe a ) : >} ¢ Cr » , 1m ' Wip : KFQA—261 Meters ;v) re a nos tea P . ' . ‘ = - he 4. if } 21 } ‘ ’ Py ’ - 3 > : , ; i | WIZ (455) New York. Savertin W (> (484) Dave nport, la. Sand- r . FRIDAY, 8 -On) P. M.—aA lecture - U5 thd * . ’ - 9 . 4 ' . , " ‘ , "" . - +? / - : ¥ IOUS Wee ls oucnt | "OCD : : 4 f 4 ; , ; Kncemble ian’s visit; educational talk. 8:30 P. Mf. on Christian Science by Judge ’ , , INDI STRI Al BONDS, c } ] 1OY Lf] 14) . Sots grr - 7:15 P.M 7 ant Samuel W. Greene. CS. of Louls- am the open mark. ser Ll Ad | ) ; 95 B & vt 4? Ga { it. 103 A WOAW (526) Omaha. “Tincle 4-0 2. ME. KHJ (395) Los Angeles. Chifl- Ne. Ky.. member of the Board af 991,000 during th: K. S Ajay ' an | ¢ a= 3 88% | ~41 5 e 17 . 107! R oac.”’ WCAP (469) Washington; Navy)! dren's program, Prof. Hertzoc | ectureship of, me, Mother Church. cm m is = 4 | a ty Ss is 5 4 : . ge: : va 2er . ; oston., Maes... broadcast from F . — st 7 a 'm Ct ‘Ge 122° so | | 90 wae : ! R “ty : 4p WOR (403 Newark “Music | band Orchestra. VCAL (360) Northfield, Mirn upeh an een Scientiat ourth ‘orn shipments " oY Ba : a , a » TAM! ' . ee ee ; ' “ ro 2 | is Be ee se hair agg wrasse — » oon : og . _— bi me tLe ' pared with 475,. | Clearincs, Money. Silver | 2) Asmeit? 7) 95% 5 a div | 7 : 4 5 Db} 994 1 99% lle yo ) “Resume of| W4JY¥ (400) New York. Address,/ Book talk. fast year eS co —a . Smet 3 . , | oe oe . 7 wy Pre By 2 oe TR music. CCO (417) Minn... St. So ; . ‘) ' : — ttl — a VUee k Ao See oer a ee RR naan ‘ a . a 2] aul y 4 Ay a bushels, The &: - 4 . 4m Sug 6 3 QQ) Og? Cal ON , ‘. y oe ' : ont, rf ti! , r (noe nah: 4 rj ‘if > . 175,000 a week ago and on reporte: . a Ted es T&1 ' ) 7 >, 21 7 11 L16\& A. : ' 5 5K 50° 517 if News Or- WOAW (526) Omaha. To be an-| aan yrorys : * KLX (509) Oakland. American nly >, ROO Ov — at owe ; Y ~ 100% asé a ' erAs ; nounced. "A, (4,6) Ai1aAs. siethodist ‘ 110.000 bushels of 700000, oe POM: 8 oR . 7 AT&T cht 43° a. ! gee) one mCP Ws : ae . , ir hier ic 7:30 P.M In iweruii ae Theater. tely f) ir fart 2000 00M ~ ’ rat te as eed ' ae 4 TL 'T . . . ae 77 i." , : ee s\° : . - , “ or : . . - @.* / “ae ‘ i i . — i . ; WAHG (216) Long Island. Mu- a and f r. ae ee bee! 4 ' 1} Qe WeWaele 3 “99 Qe © ' 5 ait =f Be. ' ae CNRT (400) Toronto. Can. Con- WHN (360) New York. (ry fal 1] program Lou (- M r D ’ « 7 Ar VA . ’ ‘) ) . 42 , . 2 , “ : | nf . ' ‘ , 7 an ‘ : , Pe ° 7 a , ; 4+ : lidraese ot i eerr: _ a _ = : ‘ : a ash Grain. TOM OG he “on > = An 2? Anaco 17] wr , . = a r’ ' + oe 00k” view. hedti) : . cel La Tess. ore h _ WGN (370) ¢ hicago., Jazz Skame . ° nm oT . on the Fx.- , ’ . : ioe Ana . 7 1011 ’ ‘ j : bith : pe : , ' ° . we . . . ‘ , KDKA (326) E. Pittsbure. Con- | VW NI ¢ (500) Memphis. Nove Itv o ho a | | ; “85 R5 1, | 3s 61, | 6:15 P. ert | orchestra 0 ee ee KDKA (29@) FE a ME be a ; ries WGR (319) Buffalo. Lopez Or. atari ae ose ‘ Urs. » children, stockmay ; . cae | in ) * ° fo children, 3 Julian, Neb., prograin. | KFI (469) Los Angeles. Aedlian WLS (345) Chieago. Rock Ise oe ; — A COR , ay M2 Loe 2%) » er . 5 Rig 3 rae : an 6:30 P. M. (536) Chicago “Topsi@; organ. 1% hours. land Orchestra eB hen e 3 i Weed Pee dt be : ' P iret se . “i? a > * | KPO (423) San Francisco lan: Sva.’ WAAM (263) Newark. Catello’s WQJ (448) Chicago Rainbo Om eag - al as © / 38 '26 ....., 10043 100% . 1982 CMAs: | ) ~ | 2s = 1@| O18&! an fe. ont Orchestra, one hour. | WBAP (476) Forth Worth. Mu-}, ntertainers chestra; Virdi Trio; four hours d ' j \f i | 4 , ; . . er sad i v. f . ; ’ a “rr vy? - ‘ ; ¥ . WCAE (462) Pittsburg. Uncle|sical program. _ ae: 9:00 P. M. WNYC (526) New York. Rooses rwhe = | \V ¢ ‘a > (462) Pj fshure Vocal! K ECZ (ORG) bie, rij : velt Orchestra. Ka ra . ate . . : : et) - f J »*) : ' va ‘ , 3 Q . : R, ; ) = . ‘ [an , r — "Ia aT =. i> " sae +-~ . 4 7 I a Enuita ra i 08 3 me" t A ar box: Mew Seas —J semble - intet WCX (517) Detroit. Musical Ww RZ for futur tll . : - an an . a in ' + mn, , , : 4 , . ; . L FP , , ‘ . ‘ a ret TY i o 1% | iT y - MroerTray . ; ’ (337) Springfield Mass. ure shipme: 1.000.000, a : | rnia drums | 1 iff Lopez Or- | program, KYW (536) Chicago. Midnieht 2 -'svervatory of usic. rae 99° . , ' Orches af 1ter' ) musi¢ WRZ (323 Springfield, Mass pators > ro $4.50 er , r ’ , , , ; Ialt WNYC (526) New York. Police | and mandolin. man Park Orehestra, three hours, 10:45 P.M : : ‘ -— = . . : »AY DECORATIONS, WOAW (526) Omah Dinner program lance n | x : eg | - 12 . $5.9: ¥ , curuéee G6 ta Eee | LR 395 Philadelphia. | oe 7 : ck of the er ohh Dec. 12.—Rar silver, | gr: fowls at springs, 20% @ CUCUMRERS—lowa hothouse, $2.50 ve: fir $1:78 to RO one nt, 2 WOO (56 hiladelphia. Sport,| WOO (5 iladelphia. Fox) yi, WEBH (370) Chicago. .Winter Po Lag Bho: : > y > ‘ . _ * po . 6:35 I t WHN (360) New Yo >. - > 4 ‘ , . 6:45 P. M. 8:00 P.M. | Frolie. , 3 al 79. oe’, 35 Sing at Sa’ iss, | ay , % Y Abergch’s! twin bon . -e ours 15 minute;. AT, mphis : . : ' maces ti fartmere and country «hippers , , ry ; be roe a ‘ ' S se Fas NI KG me ne yes gy, : a an KFQU (234) Almo Cc PF sat ; . } . t erty “ve , } ‘ ‘ . ’ al. Musica] PAGGS—Fresh country ndied, 4c 25 to u da 219\ © ’ ureau urned, ic jess Cn tt pa 4 ; 7:00 P.M. ratch musicale, 2 hours ran KFSG (278) Los Angeles. Gray . Mia: ey jit Situ ik Pry ,;ORND, | KPOA (455) Seattle. Vocal; ; ’ , farm talk. on $400 000) ndia, wit ntracts. | PSCters, x ae ee ft , ' r _ WEA : s aap? 4 nounced, | , | Handy & Harn P00.000 to Indi a ol Privé wink 1 ih , fev} | Dance : SS OK) ne . ; ; : 7. AT o ; ’ wr | S (400) Louisville os , ; ance. ® a consignment Oo as beer raharg ress I ry st ; pr Cal 2 phern ' VUE MQUATS ‘iorica JG 2-Qt. crates, $4 : PA, WHA revue ve hours, ‘oy 8 : . : : ie } ; 3 1; , . : as are aa nts ‘ ‘ ; “ | , : *. 4 ? ’ a revue . tl ; VW (; y { 380) Schnectady. co- 58 Awe; ~ 0 Gye a e eye Fr: Put they a - vy EBeN ' was mM ‘aliforni 3 > per b tra. WHO (526) Des Moines, ' ' 58% @00c: ing Ay ory al $4 5 Ray TR gp, Wagaya tity Ip . , erat ‘ aoe ee 0 $5 ver beg | WHN (260 ley : l-> «A Ne , , ' . ace Hlome-g¢ vy ? . o- 2 / } - ad York. | 0 : i ) : ' | ) ner het : rnia | Alabam Aveue, half hour. ,| Dissolution of Company Authorized MBE franca” fexchanee ba London [ycibts. 1713: cases, firats oe wees, ¢ Ya Free na Bpen oe ao May dye FR hacker ow. @f ERSIMMONS—Alabame |.) WJZ (455) New ‘. Musical roKN Endt MMEW. YORH. Dec, 12.iissolution o ance’ B per cent loan. O02 france OO Prine gh ie oO gate, A0c refrig ve a et © vow a | nae - ve inte, Co Areadia] cpp (400) Seas , ' ' on was au- ’ T he ; t ‘i ' ; i .? Cc > re | Orn i r ‘ + ae is . ' . ; a ae i mine ee . ms ERY-—California large crate $5 : —F Wer et WNYC (526 ao ws iner concert, one hour. —_ . ane > aoe - orning Glory Club, three hour , : ozen; | 1 hampers ¢ 3% 50. : S45 end’ | — '. : 7 , tudio. dhe gS > ss ” | "3 7 5 (‘arden Four: Oriole Orchestra, one ot ? , ' te De 1) ib ; Lj t+» Ginner con VGaR (319) Buffalo. _M. CLA hour. SE Billo 311-TOGrS pee ee ee stint Be eRe 63 eT hee ee "a | Ber do Vergreen wreat per (636) Chicago. Un , WHA (275) disor : WwJY (405) New York. Music ae , lium Ne | 0-vard “— Te rae liieesipge Sr + ameseor ay a a ae dey io || ub Orchestra, half hour. oe | thie be i | ) onecert tata. Story of Christmas. WOAW (526) Omaha. Old time WMC (500) Memphis Midnight Rivers’ Stages at Other Cities. th Butter, Eggs and Poultry iREPN PEPPERS ee : | | : Thy C Pittehure | a ,, 1” fs : 4 - = rates, fancy $3.2 choi ‘ Wy. ~S3) iK Park, lll. Mu- KFDM (306) Beaumont, é; WMAQ (447.5) Chicago. Facvuity re; * , ‘ § feet, fall .5: ue | $3.00; choice, $3; a _ ¢ Hyde Park High Schoo! _ _WSB (429) Atianta. Dance or- ote of : TL t40UIS BUTTER. £GG AND wuts. | $1.75 per hamper: | eS PEUEIA, OG EPu band, 3 hours z a a in chest and ry "he “a " . ° " ‘ 7 ‘ ‘ia 4 ’ ,¢ ‘ "rr “ " \ ¢ ¢ “ es ra, rper EXCHANGE, Dec, )2.—St.. Louls » $11 1 No. 2, $4 $5 : RADIO PROGRAMS 45 P. M. KFKB (286) Milford, WTAY (283) Oak Park; Ill 11:00 P " Nwvousese today valid tne fullow : 1c . ° M, : for round iots f the various articles _— or. ge ig : ln wu a4 . 7 var Guyon's Paradixe Orchestra, two! + 7 . , ba? ° et . rs ‘ ryt ‘ : small lubbere are osualiy quoted nrigner) i a : + , ‘ ' : A> ' * P. M 4 i K ¥ VN { ’ } ‘ his Aika J l ‘ ry program. two hours. | . +e , - ‘ j " ner ad | 7 4 ; ,4 ° r) sa 47 if ’ rT) ry ‘ i pers era rr 9:02 P. Mi. 24:15 P M. ordinary firsta 36 to £ ase , ; = +© — —_—- ii i iASS : ‘ , ors . oe + : fouls Southwestern Kallway Co. é) oo Rew teepih : i ; rd ee yy 4c cond 3° mt} A tabi Sa +f ae Peg | DK. 326 > ittshburg Sul WCAY 766) Milwaukee. : Studio, I ders advanced fin £4 IONS— Sacked red, 3; | Dinner concert. Madenen Geis Peppers Band, Scotch Comedies : 273) Tarrytown, N. Y¥ 11:45 P.M. New York Novy of pce . : : : if : me or]? - =. CR, ~~ : whit : i tan iaT » re lio, 329 rer —— : ij } ; ' - ae 2 new 48 ' une = Nornerr : ’ ’ ' ojt ni a , : , r ad : . aan advesions vou + ge ne ) : im C3! ¥ a WDAPF (411) Kaneas (9 ’ orchestes. WDAFP (411) Kansas City, Mo, riyvy dividend of $1 so per ng oh Ls , — : i % ; i i ve 2 Hort) ) v4 = ree myo} yg re ee 31 > » amd - ‘ > } J i P , , 2 a . ‘ s. or : ‘ | 2ST . " ne wn, 30e to 8350 eT :' TRE “in? a E Star or: he wt ra. wi yA 3 ) 77 ' , 9-30 P wi : ighthaw ka, 1% hours. 7 paveble on a . = a on iu! pigeous fozen but , Te aT . : 1Q° "ow Worl nne aye ch. : be ‘ : holders of record tea December $2.44.) nnuay oee f er common live equabe 750 RSNIPS—Home-crown washed. $1 t a tusks Sco ia “ag (GW (492) Portland. Chil 3|2 hours KFAE (330) Pullman. ash. | 12:00 MIDNIG#HY. on December 1! a3. ~ 59 a SF te . i tes 4. 2e dressed squavs He cer (Ds €) Oh ze pat > SLOry, LU , orn ¢ , ‘ee 202 Foston . : hate ‘« . Seay ; TYirectorse MINY wap Ye . én : . lark at 4x per i, . F j ; rh TT} A - s ; VA EFI ty — “i I * | reti r numbers, Iris : . KFI (469) Los Al geien, Gray 1ONGTTA reretary R854 @e ss yu. ' . IVE POULTRY—Hens, he WAAM (263) Newark re r from WEAF, New York ISG (278) los Angeles Frudio. oo | i it ; ©iime Music Vy NN (370) Fii' , ; a ry eervices., . K FSG (278) Los Angeles, Organ. en pence ~ se ~ - he 1? ru } — "$) 6 : 2 , ores : . _ : . ‘ a Boston Wool Market. ) rT L10¢ » and i , | TUsset Durdanks, F170 te. bee. | ee - WAHG 16. Tite nd. ) niall WRAP (476) Fort Worth, Mu-'| KHJ (395) Los Anzeles. Bur:- s!-Dienarcd sTT irkevs ’ . = : \ Oo on niiagren s . , recs ' 1} — : AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. Pern: Dec. 12\—The raw wool mar-| toma 4c No a turkeys 18c: ducns.| SALSIFY—1 " to 90c per} dase ae wees" S | chestra, vocal: S a , coed Bae cal Dregree ic | netts’ Orchestra, one hour, | 141st Dividend demand Popoday. with mos the Pit mu ka. 1 ” 1S oze , ' ae ues "2 te Tt _ ) 3 WCAP + ‘ashingto wth RICAgO. ar WHN (360) New York. Roseland | WDAR (395) Philadelphia, Stu. rular yuarterts dividend ot Twe . ~ rial 2 | nee 3 arm awe ) ' | guineas. $2 * . ory as of the « ; gram. talks and musie Academy orchestra '@io features. ner eLare - Bow ithe finer 3) of dom guineas mond, $1 t (29: iladelnhi ) WMAQ (447.5) Chicago. Wide WJZ (455) New York. Davie or- 12:30 A. M . nag over. ‘ ‘ . . ‘ ; : : : ~ : = ~ ' i " ‘ ; ; » 4) ryicy? ’ } : ° Pwenty- ive Cents > guineas. 1% po $6.50 un ; x rd ‘As ancy hall. $2.15 | © WDAR “4 _ Phureday january i ibn | COT re, ' 4 ’ ; ! ' * ; =—s . . ‘ P ’ . 4 7 . " , ' y a . d : ~ ,uIineASs j wjouncs ; ; : ’ R ‘ee @ . \ j ‘a. ls haf = 4 9 , . Taié AWAave rouRTATI; : ReORTA che rs kKholders of record at the close u : he wT ’ . _) (509) Philadelphia — "is being held for &1 7 | spring hicker er aud WEEI : nm Mu: ’ é . | Owle ” — neid for $1 ’ 0 WOS (4490.9) Jefferson City. Mo vania orchestra. Owis,” with Orioles of Salem. —— a 1UCKS Is : : . - | W «5 Hog Cholera and Its Control ) 9:45 P.M. | nana Chicago. MoVieker pat Uy ASH—Home-g: rd. $1 per | progr: E. Choir WRW (273) Tarrytown, N. Y¥ WIJIAR (360) Providence. : ue. RW TORK ' haate pun Mrse WOR. ey 9 ler je r = rae. on — "OS 940.9) Jeffer ty, WGR ] Bu Io Santa Claus./ Police reports, Biltmore orchestra. trae te PR37 : “> | KFI (469) Los Angeles Herald| rk Stock Exchange g . dress: Trius re ri songs 4 hours | program, one hour. rk Cotton Exchange ; x — > i -w] |\ess : ! choice. $2 t. e " 298 > ; Or TS “te Lullaby resi ria B ey red bre io sida th RRITS-—Fresh, itn good condition eee SOT Ea..-Blosme-s ) bes. 5Uc : * | aly his WL as ae a : ri °c ¢ : ¢€ oard of Trade . 6 7 > /to | oS5 nat @onnd URNIP 5 PrigkeeY a | 8:15 P. M. KFKB (286) Milford. Kan. . n hit ste to avergne HOARTING VIGS—Te *a Ur - —— | > — | aeeare re ne | , 446 erson City | Dance, two hours $ tras : y , ‘ sto 4 arrine ‘ 1Gs 5 oe i cor ID FRUIT | burg. Dinner WNAC (27 oaton cert. WOS (446.9) Jefferson City, Mo. ance, : Local Securities and Bank Stock , J2e, Pacific Coa ites Oe ea - nn Danes rhaeee Tae patos he | ; s nbo Or-| Music by students of Smith College| KGW (492) Portland. Popular . . LLIGATOR PEARS—Fiorida. $3 to $7 Vie A $5.50 to Wal | taint r-/| j , ES ST., ST LOUIS @ mi rats jrecelt pO.f as: atule i ner dozen le 5 eee to $6.50. Now nee we | Minneapolis-St - estra; violin: 61 our (colored) ‘lecture, University of Oregon. fle poate, tees rage 1 KT CHOKES $550 « s. S4.00 to 90. ‘ow SOrm Ne i, ‘hildren’s } } M. KHJ (395) Los Angeles. Musi-, . . . " , " . . _ os . = o se . _ ' ol , “os P “AN I sO mmeDp : ®) : he : ‘ ; ee ~ " , ass : ‘ . : ‘ >. : greenit ee) . | ir. ST orts W JZ (4; ,) ; om ; a Wail 8:2)! . , ; P ; S1 Lis ; ‘EF RUIT~—Florida 368 to 0 uy . f 5 iif é — “he 7 ee. Sw lh **- —- ida 368 to 968. $2 Synfoniane Street Journal N WOO (509) Philadelphia. Hifrsel two hours. . x) : : - a ; : ot? ‘> id * ~~! *- . } RKRAU - : 7 , : ike $3.50 : 5 : . we WA FROGS— Per ago - B35 45 ¢ barre barre ‘wa kegs, _ — - > a i : te cas tie sett : AZ Produce oe Me | eg oo ed FF et len EO ae $9 : oflegia \) : NDERSON & CQO. orches
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- 56 ST .OUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST- H Fiction and ic Tt wT)" BS. Wes a - | ¥ ° . : | Bertin Correspondent of the Post- , = : , sa =. eat and New York World. mF : os ' : Dyright. 1924. by the Pre ~ ° a — a all Publishing (“oe wf New — — wee ae - : 5 : : - = — “ and the VE ~peapat tch. . om oe _.s -- —_ BERLIN, Dec. 2.—Leon Trotz- - u -—s rx - — - : ~ ky, War Steal of Russia, is . — ) f “ey ; Tr SN through as a leader of the soviet ° ey CAM \* Sy Ly Ss a . - : .” a . i oF L. . —— 4 ‘ . =~ * ‘ ’ ae y : y a Pr Nee ee RS RSE RROD ~~" a ~~" —_—s-* exile hy } mer associates for eo 2 ‘Book Supper ed - er oe Fy Whether you are buying for yourself—or to give as presents—your Christmas money is best invested His book, “1917.” put before the Oe eco ale : Clothing. Especially in this sale—where opportune cash purchases, and a determination to add a fitting: peo p! o> Wile ; recee A 4 . tice hic dinsatin: | Appt spe hE max to a most successful year, allow us to offer the finest garments at savings of almost one-half. Come > ,r Zinovieff. Kament? ot =, rg z nS see the wonderful assortments we have assembled. Examine the fine quality, the tailoring and the style, nt : nae poe: Cee Sj : You'll recognize this sale as an event far above the ordinary—and you'll appreciate the value of investingim- Mrs. Irving I. Bloomin .cCSs the failures of the los: scar, the IMMMMmMMM MAS Ts | rag mediately. Open Saturday, 8:30 A. M. to 6:30 P. M., but it’s advisable to shop as early in the day as possible, confiscated by the Custé WW. @ eek ees eee ee eee een are negotiating for thei MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN'S Toes Overcoats and Suits $20 OVERCOATS OR SUITS | $50 OVERCOATS OR ‘ail Sizes for Men and Base. Men Sizes for Men $ Young Men _ ; . . al ctitu ‘ - . . 6 _™ : ° : : ‘ . : , rr. " a9 = 4 . " ‘* % , : : . . . * _ : l o« @ -* " - " . > ’ _ ‘ . rr 7. : ‘ , **, ’ . » . " rs . ’ > ” - L ; . ’ . . “ . 7. Protzk. ; F »* > > - : ** R v J > rs rciune > . ~ : ° : a °? > : “% \ -* » T . | r... h« : s% . te ‘ 4 he — . - . - - , _ . , ~~ . > 2 ’ > + *hL . : nrens ee . : : Sg : ob . . 7 ys : >. 4 “4 > » . - . 7 7 > > a ~ > cecapanngy | one teve tin nit Overcoats of on ra quality ‘ . - . > and T Pp Sul _-™ Cs seped in. Trotzky is 3 : One an wo Pant in iia ie belte ai n or con- . a oP G? ’ - . - ‘>> ~ , pl (tia NV & =~ 446) soe | > vy “4 4 , ar J * > - ; . ' : ‘ ‘ ’ - ~ 7-2 +t" ~s rl rri-+ . ’ . : sti au ive Si les. Sati n , I Inex . 0 a a ~** 2 "ahr nel ° . . ' LT .. ‘. . ver LVaee s * s , - + . sis > — - . ® - ry ’ . _ 7 ' ” T ;% *? 77 “* ° ‘5 av? 7 ot ’ —_ - P 1 : - . . > vy ine A\444 7 J . AnJ~ > ’ ; " a " : a * ; » > ' Pa . " . = - P ates . . . . . . . . A= ~ r —- ~ — . ‘ >. _? _ = a —_—— ~ . ee » ‘ ‘ + ‘ e = : . J -_ s i + a ’ : , 4 = ~ ' ’ - ™ > . > ad “4 ~ >, 7 .* : , ‘ ’ ~- 7 » " ; . | Gition is >» rest : ; fT ™ . QD * ate est. (Basement . se : : 7 : . -* _ - 7 . > ~~. . " q rips between there and Moscow Men's Fancy Wool Knitted grebaiy wil sake. irs to a auohesan oe: $30 OVERCOATS OR SUITS | $55 Ov —amee te OR S ether European country Men's Fine-Weave Blue Serge Surts; “ alee ree a Sizes for Men and Young Men : : 4 ’ as : i. j= ; ™ .% - 2 . ** e r j er an oun f eT ° “omg ine 4 pe > ~ 4 i | > - . . . c . eo} " e} 7 a is an be ~~ = - a4 7 Z manders faithful to the r Gabardine Raincoats, ad “on er 7 . | . DS ag ir aati hay ete ay p ay we | the mn ye a aield oe ister have been elftec under the domination of Trotzky’: - fitting and neatly tailored (Second ond View) emg ne Metate [Sealine Fur Collars $4.00 wien rer comars... 914.00 60 OVER r ALLEGED POISON VICTIM ASKS ioe ote tan Gaditin S O SU TS $ O E COA S OR SUITS| FOR CLEMENCY FOR WOMAN rede yoo\ $34.50 perro ty te $24.50 $40 ene OAT R l : i Regi — _ Young Men Aged Suitor of Mrs. bgeeleston. Un. Sizes for Men and Young Men Overcoats f ehinehillas and beav- $ der Sentence, Joins in Anpiux ; “; see °F ne i} ehasgiae and lnrnrons , , / , ; - . ppral , ere - © ana a 17 =p : = - > sI7t2 . . i i : ‘ i isa chia? @iits LUA ULIVUS = & to Governor. Men's All-Wool Engil:ish- r AT Men's H One and Two Pant Suits vrerniaide ; a rely stvled. and %: vane i By the Aa 2 Ssule . ~- Suxedo : ye * : =. - a — ——==s | 4: Re xe , LARNED, Kan. Dec. 12 irs er $1? 5() S 225 ] : ullored. atin trimmed. One - Pant a | 4% ‘ } Mary K. Exgiesto: tenced to lopcoats sae a owe ‘> eS Mek ake Suits of finest worsteds, in dark stripes a —— « Brom five to 20 years in the Kan. = me | OR aay and soft ecassimeres in powder blues, e | > Figen in Sas penitentiary. Nov. 20. after be- : . Ee . ity L Pic: vel L. : ; te ail ‘. . ing Cc mvict ’ 7 ha, a Ine Youths’ B Irst Si3 5() Men 'S F; nest Qual cy SO 5 . . ‘ $F a 1 fans an OTA. English and fitted styles. a, : yy ststtdtte ¢ ed of having attemp ed ad through or plaid- A = , . . a] to poison her aged sulftor 4 Long-Pant Suits ses - Su t-Pa trern Pants . * : oe Susend - cor) (Second Floor) “s Ely. yesterday petitioned Gov. Da.- . eb ent | 50 c I E T Y G heeded i ee He ADSEDAK® >+. ees? ba SSS? BPD vis, for execut! Gon or parole petition will on 0 it be Nelda 2 : SAVE = ONE-HALF ON Sis remains iteed Sale) of Boys’ Bese erg ts bet er el en’ 5 Pants BOYS’ $8.00 OVERCOATS $ 88 __ == eS BOYS’ $22 OVERCOATS BEE Sees sppeal to the Ne -* > ° o - 2 e ma Two-Pant ‘uit« ; ‘ , . aati Sy Suits n ‘ Funeral of Mrs. Weillbecher. outings sagen ” ee ee ae gg Puneral services for Mrs Re: n . s | Tes: ee meat shades. Full-cu madine Weillbecher. $° years ai a ' rs urk ene of the oldest residents of Co- — tt ‘ gait ae . pei Se ee RS Ree fumbia. Ill. who died at her home ites = . last night, wil! be ad - ; ad ; $2.95 Pants $ Bhe will be ried ion St. Pau ‘s \ me va? ho wintgetn ‘ BOYS’ $12. 00 OVERCOATS WY : | ' ie BOYS $28 OVERCOATS av shades and Cemetery. Mrs. Weilbecher ts sur- om | -% a en hee aim ne OR TWO- Pans SUES 7 : , (LAP OR TWO-PANT SUITS vived by four “Seow and two : . sons. Her death was due to heart . , ae osha Rg Overcoats > ers | | a as est. garmer ‘3 os - @ ears Twro-Pants« putts . f BS " —_ | BOYS’ $16.00 OVERCOATS : \\ BOYS’ ALL-WOOL BRIGHT — OR TWO-PANT SUITS. | PLAID MACKINAWS re. Twe-Pant Suits ™~ * aA CR "gs ‘*weecs a A to +S years (Owerceats ers : ies , | Boys’ All- Wool Tan i | SS a Boys’ Black ‘Rebber aE * Boys’ Warm Cerdaroy Saits....... >. ke os Pe en dae, “Qa. Boys’ All-Wool Lined Knickers. ...... $12 All-Wool Serge Two-Pant Saits...... | wm 1 ik = Boys’ Lined Cordaroy ervey : _ Boys’ Sheep-Lined Coats... | 3 . Boys’ Lined Cassimere Knichers. -. ae a an saa x 7 ¥ \ CLOTHING FOR JUVEN Ss | ' i hedee, oc oo a See Many Javenile Chinchila Overcoats. . $3.89 AS Tp = aturday of These a . : \y ne Se Sa ats hates All-Wool Jersey Juvenile Saits. $2.89 iz Men's Strong Worsted Work Pants... $1.45 $:30 A M Displayed Finest-Quality Juvenile Suits. . $4.88 Men's All-Wool Blue Serge Pants. $3.45 ‘' o >» in Our Finest-Quality Juvenile O’Coats . $8.88 Men’s “Gold-Medal” Jeans Pants... .. $3.35 as | Windows. Pretty Juvenile Combination Suits .89c Men's Finest Quality Serge Pants... $7.00 ore ce COMPANY Neat Javenile Cordurey Seite. $1.88 Men’s Extra Heavy Corduroy Pants. $3.95 N. W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON > -—ee. setae
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ee FRIDAY DECEMBER 12, 1994 Fiction and Women’s Features FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1924 Ws SES \ ww “ J. \ \ | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NSS we NN \ \ ~ j REMBRANDT FOR CHICAGO .G YQ" Popular Comics N-ws Photographs FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1924 NN ae \ aN W fon? \ S “ thi Vy, a) Me, YY ycsulldcitinlTU 4) mas y is best invested in on to add a fitting cli- one-half. Come and 7, - loring and the style. ce name . Wy, . J 4,4 “4 »* 4 “t, “ Gy Mg UNhpphhhttittttttllllllllle sitstiishl ) st AAA AAD (Aaa SHAPE ARS EAP ET S44 EAS SACL PCLERPLEREEOOOOE EA EEE SEL EFE FLEE th Adah sddidssadsiadéd 4Ahhdd a, 14444444444444227 SOP**OPPFFEELEELELEELELEEEEEEELELEDE “ys, Vas A 44 . a: " “cr * ¢ . : x - et, Say . , a x” Pe ls wae Se Re : Yr: “ft 14 Pee . are... . tn aN eat ‘7 . od Vif ~ ; ¥ V7 CA 7 % 4% ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ NYMXQAHAY \ NS Qs . o «aia ee oe A eee LE ORE MV POLAR Si Oy WY value of investing im- in the day as possible. are negotiating for their return, but it will cost $120,000. Cos 3 4 WU po Yl ltt fipt; Jy Yoel 4: YG Uy A Mrs. Irving I. Bloomingdale brought them from abroad. They were yf” Ys confiscated by the Customs authorities, and Mrs. Bloomingdale’ | —Underwood & Underwood WN yr WS \) ) ~ SOON oe s lawyers NS WH t — NS. \ \ N 4 ob 64 fb, %.%- 4W1G4,.4 WLLL, « eff, 7 % ‘s, fi ho 4 .. ? ’ j a Vib Yi; SPERANZA iz é .. . N WW SS SELLLLALLAEELEFETE —JIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAALAAAAAAAAAAA AAAs AAAs AsAAsAAsssAssssAssAssaasdad FSF PF EG AAA éad —————— - eee wr —— sr 4 & , % bbb ished J, reannnanrurripe W ~-—- — _ — — “py es) ' ‘ TR, ; Yj vy hh hh hed hd hdd hdd ddd hh hd hdd hdd hediddddlitiad oung Men 50 SS AS SSSA SMe LSALS DS LED EERE ~~ ee le = ™ ee > i a >. eee Se rS OR SUITS 50 S OR SUITS Young Men bh tthhe 444 hhh % CY Y iC LT? 4 - », Da G Y mmm butiitibitiy, A NEW BOSS KMéDbéeys *s . "“toggh Y ee onan », “Uttuyg, Ww, Y «4 Y 7 ? SLPSTIVIFITIIVASVTASLA OVI ATITS IT /, , 4, 7 SARANARA Beas . 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He was one of half a dozen church leaders from Europe and from the Orient who attended the International Church Confer- ence. —P & A Prete SERS S AN \ NS WN sey ray SS .* “\ »* . ~S a Py, a ‘“ AN X Yh i) aby jfl7 11> WY G, WY Y fos Md Wty, Fanuh - y y Viz “ia Ys Y 4 NN * Z SSS MY SS \s JZ y; ap ¥ +e, A y) ® 7 yay WU bb ANYLUMSTL 4 . he py G F422 WN M“M Mid 4, Uslunaypyywryyiniyyff ylldddistiie tettltoon 4% Y “Cf, Vp) " . : KP. 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-— —_— = _— — Oe rw a ee hat to Serve :: Tomorrow :: BREAKFAST. Grapefruit Cereal Fried ham Fried eggs Toast ELEVENTH INSTALLMENT. 10 ‘be rolled int | Coffee. wade h 7 ~ . HE noon whistle Was hardly still when Admah was hande ; ; 7 Cream of corn soup of paper with the quiet, almost soothing gzestion: “Ah got a &£ at Foth an’ i . ry ia aa twiche “If you'll jest take that round to the of! | Main— Pee ee ee “What for?” he asked hotly, half determined to knock the ma Roll, barrel, gown and be done with it. sat a sgtie alin magencomr ese : 7 e = : | “It's yo’ time, if you know what that means.” Team lait Cia ale. ines Ge . : | , | “ | te ~ a oe 4 ie, if 3 } hat means y man, and the first obese hogs- | i oe ™ 4 = helplessly pattimy i. I'm fired? | hea ewin wi egan its | ee ) 7, vs the house “Somethin’ like that,”” drawled the foreman and journey toward th rid. | : os Se ” fe. ; . ie oo a w etre. to join a group of his brothers. re a = oe JE a oa : ee ee The experience at the T. & P., too brief to form a ch any pce secon oak» —— ‘ari Sos ta | . a , ss *. ¢ life history, was significant in Admah’s. tood like a small he crates and turned t : —= eS ety MPS | : =e ye Suspicions of post, marking the boundary line betwee , t 3. ent in i mia! dD] ing Man iooxtn iow! " ee ee - ee ,- € ae | alae, Et Fee: proved or Confirmed: tae ; 7 , | . ‘ 2 sal ‘4 : ‘ertamn type of ) fee, Tea. Milk | aap | | ‘ | the factory settlement he walke Barve , ca . 8 ic was a asa. se nme “SS. EO Ie” @ eee Se ow Mature boy. He came out a raw maz dreamed a dream.... - asas en , ‘ the extreme chopped wal- y | Men are the ’ ~ - +e » , “#) : . . ; fl01 ; _. COManS Gs 900g a @t noon On a summer's day. snods—each & “oh far one of his blistered palms, clenc tight with an angry yearning to back and have it out with the f When a Girl insiety man, he held three silver dollars | gq. 4 ne nets vere moonlit wera ek yr ae , EE a rene ad th —F ae ; } woants large eyes _ . Ji . . rier § Om “4 q ws . . . . 2 Fund 1 @nd some small chansc. 3 / . 3 bos . dervul,” the result apy turned his feet toward the trolley ope over her engine roon ’pliay . eae es cee ; ; o 0 ; : : ; f 4 . i station where he could find ir | ing Suwan river. hile sh Se eee et ee ae gx ce 1 hallow buttered 4 : | To the woman wy that would transf , sta . & man’s ®ody, was cryin ‘, Had Just OUMmpe MATL . e, sne — = ‘ — . / . . > ane . : | e divorce courts or warning Admah not home was a ferry } and ra quar an PT ee ee ape ake ptt ' Croquettes With Orange and face his would be mad. @uck-fit. Then — 1. Aen o bh " . SLUTION OF Sad Setmloee mn’ yet, USEHO! YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE back: Who's afraid Ma? h ther Ds. no mpty, « nie cries ei Ey a ee iar =e nereagh - =e * ' | oligo ; | A : 1 , can jaw her head o! and ‘flops and flyin; is “pare ORE I is . na ee ae! ee ee 6 ig a eee : al | | + 7 . 5 e ™ = s sis ~. . . 4 , ee | iv ' e . “© “- - -- ony Sell candy out of a basket y | feathers; hnundreds of broilers, y ation Ww | ie”, , . ee — . at ; ; a5 mepusto s Migi ave winked of two eggs ‘ - | = i —" - eo. ' spoons of butte: Left, an arrangement of lace = a . : , ~4 ° : . = 7 - ; ‘_o-« ‘ -* : a 7 . . . -s . : , - As : Tw x provides at the end nd noisy, on their d: irney Parag AB. 0 Petre nae SRE A eget wm dae asia dae alain interesting net fixing for a sim- [|| #3 > ae Poaa cee. you are u i ; a . lt ; : ” : f > m is ‘ } \e ; : . ‘ A. . ta ha . : - aa ; 4 . "hs .. ‘tie he had lent) : aS ONE We ase | oar. . = niated « we ote aap : : +omet he 7 rea! ' ple street suit. ~¥e & a ability te cut material ne, den’-eut. Draw E0ings-on and he had tain!) temgapeeangeed “ ' Mote Beela tiie og ca alleen > chill , } $ sp uf aa ei, eee cut along its wake. ft eee a Y Pere | cigar ! ~ to the dress and becomes a been oh worid OL trouble 0 . -- . tle longer but it had always been her favorite : . — 6h wes SI id me 5 fe ea | “wee : = part of it. 2 Mi « , Lit a 4 ; . . . . ’ é —_ ‘ iz ; , : : ° Was smooth and steady; he would | ~°***S'. Ancient and undaunted = peg ds Poms p germ AO , aires — — ee | oie e keep right on in the candy works PY PRE Sasy ged Te _e ae REBORN Rae pq, . seuch mice? te hea , “ | s Concerning Sue meapee he'd be foreman when | “'*: '**#vette Holtz by name, had | “7° he thought better of his de- | - | the prepared rice ix , | Lhe Tendency Is to - Perhaps the wise t! be was about 40. The thought | °™C® SOmmanded the or pratima 8 a ee Oe © | ott bad Gm in eur; the wat ane ) ed at the bit becausé ef last wane at ae vi Sickened Admah tothe core.. .. t yeas een el aati Bee Borsa : en eee and ™ ne a - nfuls ‘s wee prt by Af ee h 4 ow MUS. and easpoon of sa. and tuckings of net makes an time to Ma was tit a 45 oop egellly a ee arrow cl . then brought out a nd, and > refri ator Right, the scarf attaches it- eS 14} im? hie , » | , was . SSE" " » . readccrum bs y le : WT ~ There flickered — — : . captains were men to be reckore nak ) un O think { +] br pate = ae , a ihe the Suit Or Gown memory of Pa Holtz; seated in hi th, Adeeeh bod often mamed ¢' age ine Im SsMmOoKing Hot fat BB OG Suet : lush rocker, his square spectacies | .,, ; a eines sae atone ae a gE RR : nite * aper and serve with orange sauce. Wi h ic! » . SN ° itz house, a sturdy bourgeo! ‘ e Io! an watching pat SM 1t A a - ucn That slightly awry, he looked like a dis- | .¢, one, én an unfashionable am reputable portrait of = | of Inness stre-. If Uncle Ta 17 | into the hold : he PMP: : SES Sel yese no ae ' Adds Individualitv Franklin as he held out a stubbly | ); | he had moved amas : , - hm paps Bo 4\' + ~ * forefinger and said, “Ifa mole had | necroes played in the seedy front yee | pe: ‘ TI a3 R] ly i LING eyes to see what he was doing he Ses ae v | ERTS Ee , _ most certainly wouldn't be a mole.” | - me re i 7 : So @ 1 OP \ Q ' 426 Umme tne young man . eSiteqd Aacman + that TU LIS it Presentiy the street car came i ...+ . peal + iscontente * o>.) 8) 08 2 8! d umping along and put down two | thn | es erie Seas Te —_— — eae b I ng & pur n 23 £135 ii » Ul to £0 home i] nmnmuyr ~za ¢ é hime é io} Aline Michaelis shabby passengers. The conductor | ,. me PIPES 5 ei | WA aoe who got off and reversed the trol- im vyellew rive: i ee soaring | } tie y aot ort: pte ccd ON RR iaee ee oe ee Ses Ta . + — hound trin wee ; : . . - . 7“. * . ia CK ondary ek Ry see . } aaa = he resem a. : vous ‘ait roe a om : i Ciel ang he came around to collect the | § n hours in the Public Library. “ip os 7 a ts: — a = awh ee = pr i Ose se er Aen aid es wuet of! mot while 4 ante sien be : bout ae fare there was no sign of recogni- | “as unev ey fork. he fan Sarre 5. Pera, t nea Maggie anne lag Magra " | pee pum nape? | ass :> ‘hee nae 2 your wha ie «=F we ™ ecoming aan tion between the old friends. Ad- mal a mec: sue a Pe rte es a piisrantonge i, n. pics nator | +t 7 eo athena % nent material ia aa : MEL: tuo conturux cas and sh ‘ aT | FOC pe you hecin:* “anuies rooping on, it~! a mangied | hats, tie gir! of today ine :: Look for Your Opportunity. ; ; . : “Where does this car go to”’ | ieawas ile 21d the inh with . st : les designed fe “ ateem. tiv! ) - “River Ferry. The conduc- | perienced hands a n rike: reek not the Emperor Traian re — ' Le rt insertion s: : very 7 I fj tor’s reply indicated that anyone | > Rae ay =~ | with the 1 t vely int 4 ae fen ao - 7 | Lis ¥ . . ) itter : ' - 4 : braced the Christian faith. with her Y ~ Loves scarceiy a fi oe al ought to know that much ‘4 | made drane aia 3 : rs had grasped h for I! Lf , seven sons During Traj ne- vs a . . ’ a : : . mS : ‘ eo”. ,ing e 1jans Dé = a, #2 ru =e on, a Admah, and | the meck, the other had stitiea leavin 1@ other unc | seeatten of the Glictetions aheut : oe | SR sank back into his reverie. ' | gion rhinestone atr: the Seer A. BD. 100. G@renherens | Yser “4 NDERW EAR Along the wharf at the foot of Pre a igghes — | a | ph 3 ‘ : *. ‘ COk KT nr Uk . ; r ered ri TT? 2 ~ rr Oe G@ street shipping was not so ac- | | ) mpie : rORK —™ od order! . ad Lge acriti« the as es £oo 9 too! - : ; -. > F. : an’ 24 __ tive as it had been, even in Ad- oo a —_— ' ‘ated as g£0oas old Ro a na rm thi | n : man’s h comply with this demand mans lifetime. The slow-going a Va . pig ae Tiger , : mpy w lis demand . : ti. : | + a : : as _ . sat _ ‘ Lei Vv et. : ar v a 7 oe rz paddie-wheel freighters had suc- rery pt 3 sai me ler seven sons wer ~~? r murder ara wizf—a bobbed wig. And death In this persecut: cumbed to railway competition. A — a from $60 to $100 ¢ -o2. aM (hh ati " . 74 . - . 4 ' ‘ i % [oO 43 — ry orh = > few boats still plied their philo- : — « Werte r am many other Rom ~*~ . . 4 e i . > : | ‘ Gi a’ nai expense sephic way up to Cincinnati ir ru down to the het ports along the Big Water. Where gallant steam- Hardy’s Iodized Salt Iodized Salt is as pure ~~ possesses medicinal and wholesome asa food va qualities which blend product can be—use it oe | rightin withthedelicate daily for all your , : One 8 3.75 salt flavor. The small seasoning. | V/ , . x 4.95 ih: ance burned tm, amount of iodine added from unknown places, j “ 6.25 for general hea!thfulness Blue Moon cpevares. : Be on hams out of the galley or the 7 . , chairs out of the salcen to gen- | D8ck where you found | | | | | : | does not in the least it has a lingering quality erate steam for the rec ord -break - ; a7 : rt ' , : . | j : affect the taste Iodin thac appeals to every ing runs, two er three antedilu- | 4™ eS EM ete find | | , | | 4 AR wie: —_ feminine whim. vian passenger steamer lea fed " | | | ~ and sait form a palat- | back and forth. caanietiad those rt rat i who couldn't afford to go rail ih “an hi | . Thousands of people use it every Lb Py pecially beneficial in the | begur:fal'y expresses the and didn't value their time hich'y is yuh chicken a ‘eount day and are perfectly = > § = —— x te high rank suffered Same cause puntintinedemendineiedinns ane ee Our recenin ble ca inati | a we : Blue Moon makes a 8 adie; combination. es- ae ; | 4 chorce Christmas gift. It 7 _ See Moltass originaied—iur * oe ae : ‘ be”
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» LOUIS POST-DISPAT SE ECEMBER 12, 1924. Tue woe! (Todaur Oinnin® Puzzle) |= GikesBelime Sey ee By Thornton W. Burgess ~ a ee | TE aes a | the Post-Dispatch for the most original cross-word enigma submitted ii mr Pa ye Bis petlove her; | Roesseigy yy cag pelle ac ts Magfico iy ree peas er It was contributed by Elmer P. Schluer, 3511 Oxford | How Mrs. Reddy Got Even | eine: — ’ ig wonder i S€8 hep 3 tae reas will intertesh. venue, Maplewood, Mo. The solution of this puzzle will be printed | _— ‘oddy will say when he sees She criticises him, 4 ae 0008 bad taste; | Coe pa So a Leask \snutiineie'-eig? aa a a. Cae | Cee ea oe this,” thought she. “He'll know pw silent. they ly g cover up so” Ping the companying table ’ aes a : ——_—_—___—_——__ o—__—__—_—_ eS meetargeee « Though it be wrong, there's no denying right away where I got it, because $9 what's the uses ich definition suggest word } essing the exact numb | Mr. Schluer has given us a pattern in which two separate puz- | That getting even’s satisfying. t.is speckled, and there are no et zles are contained in the diamond. The difinition of the words in “Mrs Reddy ; 1, hit , peckled hens anywhere else that ODD-NUMBERED PUZALI-—HORIZON’ = , , , cS CE ‘ ase “arme TT . 2. ' MSdE I é ae RIZONTAL one are ail even in number; those in the other odd. The words, (S. REDDY crossed Farmer | yyy, Wim ———-! Know of. Poor Reddy! I guess /i Wh, > =e} Ip ff y i § wl / . ro MAXIMS 0 ' )ERN MAID | perros bugs gee in the puzzle indicates the position of the first lett The puzzle printed below wins the prize of $10 offered daily by remains ’ a 7. as ? «> , j -- > (> ij ' ‘ al : ; } ' cA Li ed An ercelle P n's fi 4 nt erample of is md womar i no ge 3 ‘iery sl. Journe: vara ae nC? . Brown's "var ‘armel! ‘ just j | , yman has NO sense of he ier: | . ey. howard the as usual, run horizontally and vertically. There is a separate key eS, Coeryare. 7 | 4 was Just in time to save nim. I joke he is—but he doe; hopelme i. a So | iluaded siedt Chesentahe ie: dalle oar ea elk ia fur the corner puzzles. eg? don't believe he could have run Brown’s Boy saw her. 9 m3 a. Apinpil ty — '. Sharp to the tas oie: se gees went over through the Old Or-|; * Y 0 |) am —| much further. My, but I had a ” ">. ' Ci a;©rt z e q | , ; 7. ‘ ” = J . . " ¢ Whe n instead of . -o . wonder. \ATD: ; Bs ij id ' ‘tal ‘3 i d linally Jum pe a OYy r . 2 ™ narrow escape from that hunter’ . : f) " . carl ; ie . . , . 4 : vs v7. . ¢ 7} . . . - ] . " : . ‘ . ‘% SY ng, “fhe. Raa. | 2 Ancient. ‘ 0} ic. 59 Soverecion into the road. Then she trotted I'm afraid Ill be a little stiff helplessly putt ee ng? 7 ' : v1 ing her sho on, 17. Leafy 5 Ne "1. BRehola (inte down the road without hurrying where those shot hit me. I won- the house erclai ’ 6 ~{ : . » ” Ts ‘ ee, TY . 7 " & , »a (abr.) ound (lat. is yihing ' , . , - B! : when the : é 2 ne aihiiin -. . ¢ 7 ‘ S newer d 1:1 an he «a: "Ae wv ’ . ‘ : , ’ proved or confirmed - bug rovinee of india. 39. Sorrowful. and the sand was very dry. She 'wasn't that Reddy needs :t more . , rr ae a he } rong " Fe . , he 4 : 2 . ,¢ " certain type of wife ts el Pi “ ‘ : Mi er.) : he ronoul Knew that it would not hold her rs than I do I would stop and eat it. a fresh lot. ; . : - K! al heown au! 0 “Relate Boma aA ) — | Anyhow, it will taste better if we ‘ . er Sire 1 ince fro he 61. 1 n But to make doubly sure that : eat it together. That farmer ; . | Men are the a i! ales . 15. 7 33. Central part ' lt those dogs would not be able tu . doesn't know yet that I have got “ ( fmor Ant a yc i} } . a . . ' ' — ete " ye } . . 7 . . . woman's as good a MQQERS MARSHALL - wheel ighuy follow her she took a lons jum»: even with him. I wish he did. . - 2 d@ as + Thrift 35 nclusion. cear * :j > snobs—cach | 7 cnothegs 4% me | , | : to one side, then scrambled up on! Jt was dusk when Mrs. Reddy saw Still, perhaps it is just as well ' 7" acn ts “all for the : wa (abr.) p ‘a an old st , Hhort poem | she came to the very farm where were hanging. She knew that those dogs were tirea out. Pres- (\Comwetaht, 1924) ‘) ; e ay ~ ently the men separated, and each | menos ES started for home, a tired dog fol-| A Rocking Chair Cradle. ble She was going a r} rin ins bodies ; Bie. s as £ past when, | ; : se hal , sles aut "4 | ) 7 senihin de lowing him. Mrs. Reddy stood up| feneath a rocking chair an iM- 8-eagic J in | happe ning to look over toward d se . Th hunt was over 'vyentor has inserted a cage which errr : ‘awned. e rer. | VERTICAL. | the henbouse, she saw that two mci ihe 7 can be drawn out and used as @ or three hens had not yet gone| Jt had been a dreadful day, but .t o.qie in which a baby can be : When a girl : rien _ at : while!” ter- ; “ gp Lon warts ee , Reddy had stolen the chickens 7 : 7 | and so brought on all this trou- To the V 0 man who dc ghe u ants, the most 777 ei esting feature of marriage is the erchange privilege. : But while the shonsg won't hing the worse Jor wear, the divorce courts are less en an | Vivernead . into the henhouse for the night was over at last. ' rocked by an occupant of the chalr, el ———EE : : 6 vules of plan (Spaz bila and > . She looked down at the plum) ° UTION O 7 Mrs. reddy stopped. She Jooked “ LS USEHO } , RDAY’S PUZZLE ee a 2 * rp ee keenly this way and that way. No. “em” at her feet and grinned again. | New Pack—Just in ae ttt . an: | For 7a te ete | one was tobe seen. She turned Then she picked it up and trotted R y GG ST] a RE metal 34 Conside: { Iluminant | r ~ | din at that farm yard, sped acroa;| ****: She was headed toward ™ = ‘'s a } | Bt SE Sar : | | ; - _ eeoenacete aaa 3 Niue ee he ae ipegee Soe | it, seized one of those hens by the the Old Pasture Qc Ber ruined | SWEET SIFTED PEA rs home. | on t% “a ; SOMA SUM 1G ~ sith ie luca- ; maectricai al Lo | Ts TT 1 RY YTS 13 Tp KAY : 3). QGP SBME Le mm © ' nD oe It ie | ST | Gi A CTS | neck and was gone almost before | Absolutely Accurate, ag asd San) Car S howe CORNER PUZZLES—HORIZONTAL. ae , _—" LN ‘oe ite the other hens Knew what had. “a didn't intend ee eaten ured ene a ee re uncertain as (Progra? €,7 i - : a Oncol at6 Premence nearby 00: Mehaw ot: elated ee Las SS et eee el nal ae _. | happened. She carried that hen hen,” said she. ‘f didnt ae “i : nn ———— _—— material ing oe a ie | A Ie oe to aed ‘. | 117 | | nape Ge i geal PP rrtgeseg engi : goed bw stamped Pacing : cor nrtincly . | to a secret place she knew of on do it. But I just couldn't help . 7 Draw « thr pt) acecahl 2 ie t 2 K 2 10 a tralian bird. 114 To exist at nam j 4 9 “p 7 F : ficient to ] saline th - onan: eS. the edge of the woods, from which it. the Chanee 10 Em Cren. wast consis Hae tae a rr wake. It mag iL 1) 4 i6 B ? = a lay * she could peep out and watch that too good. EE Oe Ey — 7 Tt the Post-Dispatch, 12th and Olive street St. Louis, Mo. : : * : ‘a ” . ~ . - - @e allowe] ant. 7. All puzzles must be accompanied by the name and address of the - . . 7 , . —s = . eam . - e¢ r clothe 7 7 'o . lI¢ renai¢ean T-t:0. } ' . e ‘ - a ado}! and ‘ repre de ' ine iti | the tri . + = or nowrizs otal and vertical words, must be pegs on on . Se pat ate sheet. | There Ss an A. GC. Store right In - - ere fo that-.~ that ends i: vef to be 9. The winning puzzle will be printed each day on the Women’s || Look for ot wee —, aid «i ss me ig: rs . le " . : ‘ -+ . . - hion - is tightly about the throat wif = “gar smokers a1 : Page, accompanied by the name and address of the contributor. your neighborltood the thing | becoming lines, is made of th a novelty in Berlin's hotel | Solutions will be published each day following. the white enameled A. G. sign. er of vet- material in an old blue. 10, The contest is open to everyone, excepting employes of the Note the better prices there. Series Serer iN 222% | | Wilt find | two colors make a most Pe . Post-Dispatch and members of their families. ees ea sest Stee ebe . iad | ‘ith t! uzzl attern used in announcement of contest is not accept sWeevees PE § o> — : combination, and with the f bher duties as head of the “Ng —— ee eee eee : e ri ae Toe fabri arrange d in ju . able. o° om noe cs A -_ - + . , . 1 | miai system in Denmark, >: > os sta : AS . . - ao al ° F . particular way the effect fs : - . se : . e Nina Ry nso . ¢ * » thing that has not only all ang. Minister of Edu- elements of the movera eis as supervisor of mu- —_ : bee § ; . — *. ° Deed | hus that doce the new. DOEMEENMM the Royal theater. SI ' Se ie _48 & mw If you eat bran it is because you seek relief become a | womanly. graceful thing in Mis time to fulril) jeceeeaee from constipation and toxic poisoning! Cas itself. | fect manner. mother. F . , . . hely vut | To get the relief your physician will tell you Just nat- | oy : | y Ay When you trade at the A. G. They want to zive the St. Louis that bran will give—you must be certain to Bheg 0 SAE DIAG, VG ‘ rey ae — ae 2 housewife that genuine service ae i rec phauichan Saal ened pony walla , : Vi“ Ca Cs bint aa she finds in their individual You only delay positive relief when you eat ) stores. foods with a partial bran content, because they 221 N. 8th ST. (Two Stores) 3189 S. GRAND BL. pssst help you in proportion to the amount 7 | sel] her the relia- of bran they contain ou haven’t time 16-RIB They want to s waste on 2 cent or 50 per cent relief “ ; . | Sunbeam Brand, 2 cans P , ’ . » 17 “itv. : Give Her ry 2 7 FRESH LIMA BEANS 14 any other store in the cit, action! That is why Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is | | / ny »; aN Regular $5 Value | : Scottish Chief } 3 | C , a necessity! KAYSER *“IT. i = Sine. GUARANTEED rainproof | No. 1 SOFT SHELL WALNUTS 39¢ These 300 members of _ the St. Kellogg’s ALI-BRAN is GUARANTEED to . SNA woven asia” Ps ‘ = 4 val Louis. Retail Grocers’ Associa- . give you permanent relief if you will eat two 4005 One Star- . —_ Se ) ab white, blue. green or purpl PEERLESS ALMONDS tion have established their own tablespoonfule cosh day, or as much with pa t , P S re. K SELVAGE ed re. Diamend Brand, per Ib ~. - i . ; cases 5451 Three Star — | i \\bY Wears better has silk. All | FANCY PUMPKIN wholesale house—The Associa- a pi oe ——— s fi : | | Hot re er erga parte nsgr else Ss |i —£etter. are of genuine leather. St eee yh SER a A Special Value ct [ReMi AoE yee || f “TO GIVE WHAT YOU WANT AND A LITTLE BIT MORE Hosi ) r to @s SS ieee pe oe SUMS UP THE STORY OF THE A-G STORE Thy | ° , ak ebedic ete Stes SAE. Boa Osiery MW $2.25 °° $5.00 [ees a eee iss wo (124 Creep) per tb ‘s Oo & ty Oa) Vi Vi VI AT! i” UG UR AREER SRS aaa ah pie h hi ies a
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COMIC PAGE FRIDAY DECEMBER 18, 1924. SS PAGE OV —————— EARLY COPPING. > HRISTMAS gifting. ing, Through the aisles de murely ing; Plain clothes copper cann: er, Posing as a Christmas Price disputing, counter 1} Yards of lace and bolts ing; Chains and lockets in her Mingle with electrie socket Kits for make-up; s! up Anything that s! Boxers hit-bag, Find their way Seal skin jackets, ten! Curtain rods an: Trinkets useful, Rugs domestic, Christmas cifti Through th: ing. Thus the fly and Rh aD th a - anineg Does her Christmas copping « QUITE so. The U. R. reorganizat. be completed before ! A burst of speed ing with cars The President has agre Gen. Butler to Philadeipnhi other year with the understan: that after that old Philly will h to shift for herself and ¢ she can with the local m hand. . io? ate riai The superintende: Police Auxiliary © mole claims (that pretty soft for may be right. SS = do the best y in heartil; ‘= ews rewarding tne lation of three-toed lestined ¢o vex us both -* . a“ 7% . nnn ait oo = eo arer our morning to the three- ac- | __| THE POW “G trim jy you” Yo “iitte Leauuuitine ee a CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN WONDERFUL EXHIBITION ON “THE THE PUBLIC PLAYGROUND. : WiTH HiS TREMENDOUS ARM MUSCLE HE GAVE A TRAVELING RINGS OVER IN MUTT AND JEFF—A WORD AND A =_> _ — ay ABOUT PARIS TRAFFIC—By BUD FISHER Ee Ey aa \ e on N PARIS THERE APPCAR TO BE NO TRAFFIC REGULATIONS. MOTOR VEHICLES HAVE THE RIGHT OF WAY OVER MAN oR BEAST AND IF A GUY WANTS TO CROSS A THOROUGHFARE Ne DOES So AT HIS OWN RISK, AND THEN Somes} iF You DONT Believe iT JUST GLANCE TO TRE RIGHT. (THIS 1S A CASE OF -| BiG DAMAGE s! JEFF =| MAY. DIE! AHA =] GENDARME! | o— |} — an” NG, an GENDARME! we MUST RUSH Hina MY PAL WAS Hil By ) A TAXI, Monsreyu li Rap?! x ; OANSIEVUR }| BAHG: TO THE HOSPITAL! ’ | ’ ’ HOSPITAL | SAw EET f I wit THRow HIM ) == IN THE BASTILLE , | FoR OBSTE (VRS. KWaAlkic WAKK ” Twar /VO BODY NEVER HEARD YOU KWAK WAC s = FIRST AAME . HEH 7 HS HAD SUCW AN ODD AAME - W tA THE ONLY AAME OF ITS KAD (Ad “THE COUNTRY _| . ~ ss H& WAS CALLED “mR N L JAY MMAKK AK 8 SS - DEAR 2D THING - SS SSS SESS . SS HAPPY FATHERS LOOK FORWARD TO A GREAT CHRISTMAS—By RUBE GOLDBERG | PRO + } ' -___ " , CF MY FAMILY THEY WA ak, az ; - 350 THER | f fos ‘ote ZY bomnehG- BON FACE GUAT ettie: [HAVE NOTHING TS SAY- THe STORE= —“F KEEPERS will BOARS THE TALKING en | THEY DISCOVER YH FF BROKE’. | oo. You Re SY ere SEesT DADDY INS THE WoRLB Sees) IS COMING 4 vA ~ SL BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS HELLO-1S> TrHns MR neass | | OFFICEP WELL -THISIS MR “A JSOGD IF THAT AUTO SALES: MAN COMES ™-TELL AIM ILE “OT BE Down TODAY - ml iLtL LOSE A OAaAns WoORk. @ JT iTS BETTER THAN LISTENIN TO THAT GOY TRYIN’ TO SELL ME A CAR .- Se RY IME 4 | AM SOME One | | AT THE COOR: | J THEN "TOLD mE AT OFFICE THAT wOUD Ce OOWN Toor: iM OF 1T AS WE CAN ADOT THE AVTO WHERE ITS QUIET> - POST-DISP W’KINLEY INE STRIKE ENDS; CARS ARE STARTEL DEMAND FOR CLOSED SHOP IS GRANTED LLL Service Resumed at 4 P. Over 400-Mile System After Being Tied Up Or a | — The strike of 359 trainmen ¢ the Illinois Traction System (Me which has paraly hoth passenger and freight servi en 400 miles of track in St. Lat and Illinois since 12:01 a m. Sunday, was settled at 3 p. m. day.. Orders were immediately issu for resumption of interurban elec tric service on all lines at 4 p. when cars were started. The ss a co ference of trainmen with comp officials at Springfield, Iil., demands for the closed she for o came at trlemen?t which and time-and-a-half pay time were discussed. Closed Shop Granted. At the general cffices of @& traction company in Springft the following statement was at 4p. m@m “Conditions under which € strike was settied ore in accore with the agreement arrived at committee representing trainmen and officials of the « pany. This agreement is @ promise. The trainmen drop their demands for an ine wage and the company recog the primriple of the closed she The company agrees to pay 10 ce an hour tn addition to regular f for overtime work, nine hours ¢ constitute a day in passenger flee and 10 hour sin freight g ice.” In general. it was sald at Spring field. service would be resun about 5 or 6 Pp Mm. notice ha been sent to company officials : chairmen of the union groups @ach. terminal. Trains Resume Schedules. All equipmeat for resumption Service was in readiness and @ Mouncer of che end of Strike operation of all t ir schedules. first train to leave St. Was the Peorta Fiver, at 4:39. Edwardsville local will depart 6:19. a Springfield local at 5:4@ Second Springfield local at~ 58% and the Springfield-Peoria sl Ot 11.45 In addition to these, Feguiar newspaper mall tram, to start through Northern Hl & midnight, will depart on its Blar run on schedule. Demand for Increase Waived. Many of the trainmen are stoce in the company and i two-fold interest in They originally dems B fiat Ly increase. but waived € on condition that they obtain Close shop and extra pay for ¢ time. When the conference ®t p>. m. it was understood had rejected the compromise tract, however, and would hold for time eaeé « half for overti T. B Goddard, president of St. Loot local, represented orgaalration At a meeting arty ‘oday he was granted aut ty th any contract in Of Me ioeal union. & Comprises 12,000 Acres in County. © the Associated Press. JEFFERSON CITY, Dee. Missouri beught its first rate Dark today, it was anno *" the State Game and Fish Partment. Ft te a 12,000-acre € as the Lenox Ranch, (B® Cscark Mountatl County, near Salem. The Wae $56 4928. An additiena! 29°90 acres Ing is to be purchased soon, it id. This will make the which Is to be a game and fish eerve. 14,000 acres in extent, total cost of which will be « imately $58,000. (.ets 73 Vears for Murder. SHELBYVILLE. Iil.. Dee. Frank W. Smith, 27 years olf, STO. was found guilty of m “emmection with the death of “am Funkhouser, newspaper the ° nent rneant on reg mr wn Caled Ther: =? Mets