St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 23, 1925

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— . LR ER PE ee ny ae er > sete ee JT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Paper in St Louis With the Associated Press News _ Service S--LOTS OF WASTE Dae sar aan EVOL. 77. NO. 138. ST, LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1925—44 PAGES. REASED OVER FIFTY "| PEE — ee HUNICRMFELAND “SS BOASTFUL SLAYER Scientists to Observe ENTER GHLLED WED $8500 IN MEN SG 000 Feet Abra wea BY LAWYER FOR b UE SKY” CASE DIN HOLDUP MRS. CAMPBELL Flight a Taken ; a ae _ in Rare Atmosphere Ex- snvicted se ec to | Charles R. Barger, Ex-Con-. pected to Reveal F acts Wealthy Bachelor Severely vict, Shot to Death by | About Solar Corona. Cross-Examined About sal Bonds Without Li- || | - cense and Failing to Reg-| Frank Wilmes in Revol-| i pie ae S His 14-Years’ Association ver Duel on Street. | By ecmmeespatniivins the Postoffice Department With Widow. , Gi ister ain State. | for a postal aeroplane to take || : | him above the clouds for a view | | diiahcmaneinchicin Ing. He will go to New York || SYMPATHIZED WITH HOLISE BAY 0 Mrs. Grace. Hankemeyer, HER ONLY, HE SAYS Employe of Loy-Langé HAR HAWES ON Box Co., Critically ENGLISH INQUIRY by train tonight. Ww , Rules Committee Agrees to eet ae IEE OL OF EE COMIC PAGE THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, "tons, PHONE YOUR WANT AD THE POST-DISPATCH AND GET RESULTS | Call Olive 6600—or leave the Want Ad with your nearest druggist. —By BRIGGS — HINK FOLKS ARE "In' Too MUCH THE Se Evening ————— PRICE 2 CENTS WOMAN TYPIST SaUI Sisters Photo "SENATOR SPENCER T0 VIEW ECLIPSE FROM AIR IN MAIL PLANE WASHINGTON, Jan. 23. ENATOR SPENCER of Missouri has arranged with the WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.—lin- results are expected from/| portant the solar eclipse observations io be! ‘INTENDED VICTIM / made | ALSO IS WOUNDED MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL TO BE FILED. — the party of astronomers the Na- whe will! the phenomenon from the) 18-090 foot alti-: Angelcs by and other scientists from The plane will pick him up on a postal field in New Jersey and take him to the Army fields on Long Island over which the ob- servation will be made. Spen- cer will then fly back to Wash- ington, planning to reach here in time for the opening of the Senate session at noon. val Observato.y here Slain Man Identified as the ‘” Perpetrator of Several Other Highway Robber- ies in City. 'Didn’t Care to Pay Any Marked Attention to Her, He Asserts, and Didn’t Have Faith in Her. GANZ AND WIFE TO. | yt SEEK NATURALIZATION. against Charles P. Senter began to- Symphony Orchestra Director, day with the wealthy bachelor un- der severe cross-examination as to Born in Switzerlaad, Came al ead. ’ . . oe U.S. in 1900. the exact nature of his association with the plaintiff, Mrs. Ella Maie Angeles wi'l a po-| tO the path of the total Campbell. probably a distance | point of Pending eres vantage ’ _ Against Former Head of » Riverview Club Set for. | Hearing | Feb. 16. tude on the airship Los tomorrow morning. FIRED ON WHEN SHE FLEES FROM ROOM Ed- ndent of The party, headed by Capt. T. Pollock, observatory, B. Littell, astronomer, win Superinte eee _— the and inecludiag) Capt. F. mathematician) é Charlies P. Officer of the Concern Slugged With Heavy Re- volver Before Intruders Flee Empty-Handed y N. 7 , | Rufus + “Se 1 ex-con ; ‘ . } $ yt) atham ‘ th uie barge On the ‘he Navy sentence | 5, ss peas ; ‘4 I ame the gaseous matters| 4d sained fam fore becoming Department ¢) ‘ flight Swit- | came He he- born at Zurich, 294. 1877, and States 1900. Sis was Feb. but no jail imposed. Charles A. Houts, fense attorney, announced he | ws in jail, the observations to ormation as in a pianist of he as- vear he Bs 7 a. TOR ep. 2 eR « ounded rtant inf “ ' the terms uid file a motion for a new trial | Identified tion of nd. in case it is denied, appeal the Rok: le” il . ; . , ' ! * irrounding the sun and forming) Cs > " ; (“ou — s }- ¢ HARLES rn. BARGER elrore sarger NV Oo Was - ec . : 5 Oo ches : - 2 er a A RM dt de IE Bh Fe Ayton Cnet cnt conditions aIiso ame reese toward asked es of the Los The qaiscovery ts om 2 special - di rigib |e Li 08 | j~0O.. the xpress Co. | Called by Divorce Suit Plain- . will tiff, Brother Says She Treat- ed Husband ‘‘Rough.”’ arse tc Ethel F.| iT) divorce ; north side licensed , when the supper ihad ati 5i, fe i 1 een SPORT NE Bien his his | ahout YU wa ki ne on the As has spent you have told us you re- usually at her?” persisted Lacy. always said that,’’ the wit- to Lafa: of west The Chott, who attorney for Mrs. is suing to os ‘ Ime : Lrie a rash : Pa Te te vale CAT GRR. at or afTree? } }- stree ne an later land, on Lake Geneva. : li stock of the Marigold Oil an Graafeiland, who the Perpetual 6 b>, % bpyright, 1925, by H. ie Mark LET ME $EEi- A woRDB oe 3 ‘Four LETTERS ’ i 1 MEANING | j PetTrRigieD! ‘William H. Rectern, » Rectern ie + Tt ae aes SRRITPEL bHtege rr3224 oot Ais + + 4 rhe: s-eeete 7 a LeSGat HEE PE RT a @encern having been formed ‘Ris name and the names of his tw) @sociates, W. . i Mandler. a Van Graafeiland admitted offer- C. Fisher, Gespoehrer, but based his defense up- Reg. U. S. Pat. Office) q o were offered to Epoéhrer only muse he wanted to enied handling the securities as a Bate. mat Van Graafeiland did not own | Prefute testimony previously giv- yan Graafeiland) had personally Yan Graafeiland and declared the angement Penknife . h ar, ax Co. | Louis H. Chott, 5842 Ridge avenue, at 9/a grocer, smiled complacently ithmoor, Clayton, and was presi- jhe called William Jackson, his cli- at of the Riverview Club until | brother, to the stand yester- t October, was president of both | day. and Van Luman|/ = For Chott al the name of the latter | her husband's part. from | be irritated mistreated than her own Ludwig and C.{|So the attorney, looking | pleased, asked Jackson Judge Pearcy how his sister ed her husband. For contrast nicely with the husband treated her. “How did she treat Jackson. “Well, I'd say ed him pretty rough. I'd say pretty rough. And as for him, he treats her fine.’ “One moment. | moment.” shouted Chott’s torney, leaping to his feet. low me to examine this fellow. bonds personally, but that $20.- | i wo sigrvieecigua ‘sag crit y worth hail ales aaieaserl. ee tha : asked how does your the Van Luman Co.: that he Sutnint Seas Senket also offered them for sale to : vert Schreiber, of Red Bud, II1., that neither Van Graafeiland the Van Luman Co. had a per- from the State Finance Com- Bsioner to sell them. Former “Secretary” Testifies. 3117 Russel) nue, who described himself as , ®-time ‘figurenead- secretary’”’ the Perpetual corporation. was only witness heard today. He put on the stand when court ned this morning by the State lives ent's M rs mpanies, seeing a wife more at H, to treat- to sell Perpetual securities to that would way a contention ere that the bonds| his personal property and | be- him,” said she “let Yes. proposition. Spoehrer | nh On a good He | eker or offering them to any | ther individual. & Testimony was introduced by the however, tending to shaw! one at- “Al- your your Honor. Mrs. fear my Jackson. | sister. _ band?” your sister, “Rough, said minedly, “rough. sometimes, too.”’ MOTHER OF QUADRUPLETS. Brooklyn (N Y. ) Woman's Children All Expected to Live. By the Associated Press NEW YORK. Jan. —Mrs. John Kelly of Brooklyn today he- came the mother of four habies— twe boys iest of Jackson deter.- And pretty sassy, oo.” the infants weighed three by Van G two and one-half pounds. Three were strong and healthv. The condition of the fourth was doubtful, although it was thought its life could be saved. Mrs. is doing well, wr i i i ie a ae eee — = raafeiland that he chased $20,000 worth ‘of the rpetual securities. denied knowledge of ny personal purchase of bonds by i i a ae met Now Is the eee | to Buy a Car! Buy called for underwrit- of $15.000 to $20,000 worth of securities by the Van Luman |Made of Van Graafeiland hav- || ’ Purchased any of the issue. mM this, he said, he inferred that |, =e entire block was taken over |‘ the Van Luman Co. as a cor- |, ration, He said the bonds never | “te offered to the public by the *petual company. the car vou 5 —this is Used ? ‘That means you car of proven at an price terms. Turn the classified “Automobiles” columns of today’s Post-Dispatch and select the cars that appeal gost to you, Investigate aetna them. Watch for the Used Sentence for 14- Year- Old Boy. || air service photographic } the | its Lsed Acrial Observation. Associated Press "HELL FIELD, N. Y., Jan. —-The world’s aerial camera, a development of the army section at McCook Field, Dayton, O., will be chief reliance of the army in efforts to obtain photographs in MIT? largest | of the solar eclipse. the Government eontinued | weighs lid to the | | ton Barger | place on} shot. | his | the | i Towest, Hospital, | thizhs | but phvsicians | was | ini their | lis- | told | a few single dollar repre- | ;. Barg-| support. St. Lieut. G. chief of of tne W. Goddard, raphic division and Dr. S. M. phvsici flew Washington yesterday, instrument with them. 120 pounds and is six feet in length. From Langley Field, ine homber, which has a 50-inch focal lens, he mounted. Lieut. Dr. Burka will use the camera uring the solar eclipse. service officers in Washinr- the camera, taking a photograph from the top of a high building. Wrinkles in a necktie worn by a man half a mile from camera were plainly discern- ible ina photograph. FAIR TONIGHT AND SATURDAY, LOWEST WILL BE ABOUT 30 THE TEMPERATURES. nhotog air service, here brint- It St from ine ill & the Va.. mar era, will _ and in pict Air tested t} }@ s x 7tS tO A. ~ _ esis a Si ities e's) ~}QC' Aa ra a sige "Hig vouterand, 44 ac at 11:46 p. m. Official cast for St. am] vicinity: tonight and urday, with low- est about 30. Missouri: fair ne st az fore- Louis HE NEWLY— GOVERNORS lv and warmer colder tonight, east portion. Illinois: mostly north tonight portion; cloudy portion and Rising ture Saturday and in west and north in portion tonight. Sun today at 5:12. ; Stage of the Mississippi River at Louis: 11.1 feet at 7 a. m., ‘fall .3. L the! almost | came a| in which the cam- ||| ||| Sunday’s Post-Dispatch | Goddard | | little Burka, a| mobile and went "|The | Luther | which temperature | | Most- || ‘tonight | |! Saturday: | : ‘|| The Former St. Saturday | |) in extreme north- || Gener- | | ully fair in south | || Saturday. | | tempera- r ‘| || Why Fair | | Sat- | rises tomorrow at 7:11; sets | ; ROBBERS LOOT ALSEY (ILL.) i ness replied. sor BANK OF ALL ITS MONEY the Associated Press. WHITEHALL, 111., Rank robbers descended town of Alsey, seven north of here, at 2 o'clock morning. bound the wakefu! tion of the citizenry in restaurant and then looted the A sev State Bank of its entire of cash and all negoti pape according to mea ing here. Crippled telephone service Alsey, prevented a detailed of the robbery. It that the robbers had a closed aut By Jan upon *¢} able ger reports reac! out ¢ was toward S. "ee ‘ toe 7 ¥ r 2 * 7 ' - "= ae Ve eT or ” " 9D a oy Ba er he Re EE ee oe. iE ee df Ta ibis te al : Pt ee aM haa nets i wee ERE RA REO! Pe eae Aor Wee et ee ee i+ s a tioe te a ag a gi ay GRRE Ree I eae 4. ESP Rote

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ry Fete, m pam SE I gia gl OR a 3 cab a 3 oy . . “FRIDAY EVENING, seat ek 1925. KSD to , Test ect O Eclipse of Sun on Radio Scientific Facts May Be Established by Transmission and Reception of Radio Impulses Tomorrow. HYDE SELECTED PROSECUTOR OF PAROLED. MEN Former Attorney-General Radio, newest of the esagereed re e be the ally of astronomy, 4 mg * Meeting | ° st, in the study of the total : ry, For Gov $ Request in 8 of the sun, tomorrow Strike Murder Case. BANK ROBBERS GATHER CASH AS CROWD LOOKS a four Armed Men Furce Oklahoma Throng to Stand Back; Four Un- armed in Figit. By the Associated Press BRISTOW, Ok., Jan. 23. — The American National Bank here was robbed of $5000 today by Jour men |who forced crowds on the side- | walk to stand aside as they emerg- ed from the bank armed. The men entered the bank, forced several customers into a back room and compelled George ent of the Post-Dispatch. Taylor, assistant cashier, to assist JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 23.—/them in gathering up cash and cur- ircuit | rency in the vault. pot te e as eee ¥ iT Word that the bank was being demic is sreater = os gesnipe lee Pretenty drew a crowd about the okio- clerk jobs in the offices of the St.! ¢ront of the institution, but none) 8t@rted 20 days ago. io. was armed and the onlookers dis- kid HUMAN BRAIN IS GROWING SMALLER, SCIENTIST ASSERTS SX NEW JUDGESHIS FOR CITY. PROPOSED [MOST TOTAL CLIPSE OF SUN HERE TOMORROW Fair Day Is Forecast for LONDON, Jan. 23.—Sir Arthur | Phenomenon Which Will Keith, president of the anntiien' ° | pological Institute, declares the hu-| Be Visible Here From /man brain is growing smaller and 7:10 to 9:10 A. M. > eT e bag Sa ce ale Sr re ..* he os ies Od a tai =e Sse) ia e Spams ae Tt * ao MAS SF eae ee Phe Se Be >. , ee b ee mac ae. =a 4 ts Ss Phe > y ee 3 : = 5 Beer REE > ae Be ‘ ra - Of ~ : ei cis ‘ 0. a chal — She Ry AP AO LEG AME CAE LLORAS ARORA NS GER BALLERS GOI AI LESNAR BANS ADELE LAN POO NE NIA AD PM CLLEGE OOILEPS I IRE SWS Sa 2 in Auto Die When en ike ae Way. PERU, Ill, Jan. 38, _Marliere and John Lamb, f of Depew, were drowned day when their through the ice on River. the re ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATS Founded 5 J , Published Datiy’b ge le Co.. Twelf pity by The and . heuer pol Bureau ef Circular MEMBER OF THE = ASSOCIATED os The Associated Press is titled to the use tien of news dienpatoches erwiee credited in to It oF not loca! news published f republication ef I reserved. ure also RA a? : Daily and Sw Daily. without Sunday yt! = Remit eith bo geht Daily only. 50c month: Sunday. conv. arte second-clas ee ol matte 18 at the Pret ffice sate under act of March 3 Bell. oan 6600. Saturday Clearance Spe On the New Outer-Apparel Floor: Clean-Up of Sui Long-Tailored Models Suitable for Spring Values to $35 \ Clean-Up of AD Silk and Cloth Fe i ee a a . ws Formerly Sold to $45 “22 Sizes 1} to 36 Only Values to $005 Dresses | Values to $75} a $20 $35 °4 Your Choite | J of Any ¥ | Evening | Dress 4 Formerly to $05 *25 Featuring the New Spring Shades in —— ‘Lorelei’ SHEER CHIFFONS, SERVICE WEIGHT, Hose $ SUPER-QUALITY, AT. The sheerest, clearest chiffons and medium-weight pure thread silks of a quality that has won hundreds of “regulars” to the convenient Main Floor Hosiery Section. Lisle tops and feet. SSIS MYLES CORNER containing 2% beh ~ WAS HER SECOND OF: FIVE HUSBAND; of $9000 i $10,000 Policy at S _Wedded Week Divorcing First H Whether Mrs. A. B. Willshire 4015 Gaty avenue, East St. la qas a resident of Missouri or if pois in February, 1918, when qarried Edward Barthelmy, th gecond of her five husbands, week after her divorce from Je sh Moore, her first, is the pom upon which hangs the outcome rSuit against the Government yecover $3000 which remains 44 on Barthelmy’s $10,009 pol ef war risk insurance, Action to determine final disy sition se the money came up f qrial in the court of Federal Juc Te tiah in East St. Louls yes erda Mrs. Willshire, the frag witne continued her testimony today. Issuc in the “Case. The Government and sev mothers and sisters of Barthelm ‘aim she was a resident of illing ad therefore not the legal wife ¢ rthe!lmy because of the Lil law which prohibits remar within a year after a divorce. was on this basis that the Gcve ment stopped payment of the in gurance after $1000 had been pa ber following Barthelmy’'s death Camp Custer, Mich., in Octobe $18. The woman, however, con ends she was a resident of Mi uri. jiving at 731 South Broad y. at the time of her mar - RBartheImy and that the ace took place at Clayton. In event of decision against her Phe insurance will go to the brott and sisters of Barthelmy, h ly natur heirs They Iniminge the full amount of $186, 08 on the ground that the pa ment $1900 by the Govercnmer Mefore it foind out she was not ef Mhled ‘o the money fs its own tine and not theirs. J Althouch Barthelmy was drafte fate the army from East St. Lo @ad the insurance payments we gent to his widow at 1283 Ga @tenu. in the same city, Mrs. Wil Shire contends that was only a tem pera where they live a short time afte , ai Willshir Collinsville was her fifth h acquired in her sixth m which took place in Jags TER GRILLED BY LAWYER FOR MRS. CAMPB Centinued from Page One. A ho of elmy *S9 194 vig. my intention of entering if a: trimony Tells of First Meeting. * Senter’s first meeting with M Sampbell was at Broadway an Mlive in August, 1909, and his 8nd was on an Olive street car t Wollowing month He gave h ‘Ramee. address and business, fir ‘tlal and social standing to her Both occasions, but declares ft /Woman he met on the street c ‘Was never recognized by him as & e he had met the month befe f'ver during their 14 years ion was the first meeting all » to by either one, he says. Senter deciared that he had F8coliection of telling Mrs os by to address Him in letters r. Senter,” because he tro —Uhar Was the more dignified following the custom of ais ents | Called Him “Daddy” From > “Didnt hgr use of the an 'y towards you show famli ‘(he defendant... was “Re Called me that from ie Of" 0, ir tirwt ‘ride -tegether. he Died rea . Senter denied ever having @ PSnged for-a place for Mrs. 1 to reside, and said. “I = interest in her, but my f always sympathy.” “What did you say to her Tides together?’ “I told her © UD. .take a Jease on t

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Disease Began Spreading in Greater City Twenty Days Ago. y the Associated Press. TOKIO, ndred persons are reported deag the result of an influenza epi mic in Greater Tokio which arted 20 days ago. een OBBED OF AUTOS AND Liguog cxas Drivers Report Hol Police in New the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. «3.—Foy en today held up Clay Allen ) ort Worth and Harry Blair a fallas and drove away with their atomobiles containing whisk lien and Blair were forced to oa € Union Orleans. 994 t of their cars near th ation. They the police. Allen said he was driving an ay mote containing 23 Cases of nuor and Blair said there Were 19 PaePaien automobile. They said ey had intended takin orth. — —_ ~ Die When Ice Way. FERU, Ill, Jan. 23.—Arthur arliere and John Lamb, farmers Depew, were drowned early ¢o.’ any when their automobile broke’ rough the ice on the Illinois’ Iver. | in Auto Gives — au for Founded by JOSEP TT nap Ee J ISEI fate LITZER, p.. Twelfth Boulevard and Olive ‘ishing EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRx¥sa | Ws dispatches credited to {¢ or not publication of special! - nday only. one vear livered by city carrier or out-of-tow, — ss T.LOUIS POST-DISPAT : Dec. 12.:18 . Gon # ¢ 4 tblished Daily by The Pulitzer Pub Street. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations. The Associated Press led the use republication of fia@e credited in this Paper and liso fal news published therein. OOF: Vw which 4 ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sd FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23° 1995. J, *, WIGGLE IN WAR Which of 500 Persons . Will Get Dog and Estate iT S RESIDENGE ‘Siler to Decide March jee z *% . | Government Contends Mar-| NSURANCE SULT avec Man Announces No More Applications Will be Received—z200 Called at Home | . } ; } shire to Edward Barthel- - my Was Illegal. Z riage of Mrs. A. B. Will- | NOTICE! No more callers for the care of the dog Joe need apply. All applications now on file are being investigated. Due notice will be given March 5, 1925, to the party who will care for Joe. wAS HER SECOND OF FIVE HUSBANDS : i _—_—- Balance of / $10,000 Policy at Stake _Wedded Week After 'he Awarded an estate of $5000, and Divorcing First Husband. $9000 on, If you are one of those who read Jacob Siler’s announcement in last Sunday’s Post-Dispatch that ‘he persons who adopted his dog com- tion and have not already acted. you are too late. For, when yu come to Btiler’s little red residence at 1006 South Seventh street, the above notice will greet your eyes. “All applications now on file are being investigated.” To start with, more than 200 callers have their names and addresses, from Jo- | qualifications, in several neat piles (On the table that Jacob Siler uses for a desk. Each one 1s dated ani numbered and marked with the time of the call. And the mail— Whether Mrs. A. B. Willshire, of 4018 Gaty avenue, East St. Louis, Twas a resident of Missouri or Ill- when she the a ‘pois in February, 1915, married Edward Barthelmy, second of her five Pgeek after her divorce ‘eph Moore, her first, is the point upon which hangs the outcome of her suit against the Government to ‘yecover $9000 which remains un- paid on Barthelmy'’s $10,009 gaia husbands, ters on the last delivery yesterday, ‘of war risk insurance. to make a total upwards of 300. Action to determine final dispo- | Letters From All Over U. S. ‘gition of the money came up for! Letters from all over the United trial in the court of Federal Judge States. From large cities and small English in East St. Louis yesterday./towns, from poor and rich. Mrs. Willshire, the first witness, | writer is willing and anxious to take continued her testimony today. | Joe to be his or her very own. Only Issuc in the ‘Case. ‘a few of the letters have been “The Government and seven |OPened yet. But each one will be the bsiery ; > ORN E Rae merce within g@ year and a few |} § Clayton a second time and m |Gharles Witski, ® 1821. Mame, address and business, finan- lal and social standing to her on Mth occasions, but declares BAVY about the time of her second! feel like weeping my lif our divorce him in 1918 now Rarthelmy was next, and in Feb- Another Awe 1919, four months after his' ‘Dear’ and_ signed pweath in camp from influenza. she | Maie,’’ from pmarried Edward Knoche of East St. ber, 1921, read: Mauis, This alllance ended in 4i- “I do not wish to be or seem to ve unkind to you, and beg of you to|to forgive me for any wrong you arried | feel that I may have done you. You 7uat was in July,! know the supreme desire of my life Afitr about a year, Witski | is have you for my very own, pont to Pittsburg and had the mar-|and I would make any sacrifice to gfe annulled A..]). Willshire | attain it. Your every wish would Collinsville was her fifth hus-! be my greatest pleasure nd, stein pees in her sixth mar- Plea in Letter of 1921. fe. which took in Jan- During 1992 ~_-~e TER GRILLED BY LAWYER FOR “ irom addressed LO ‘Lovingly leiter Months later «che journeyed tn place the 12 years that we have known each other moment has oeen , thoughts of you The l}you have overlooked or given, been Yet that us come to a8 a horrible ri Vvou!r have not a Continued from Page One. -— lites Bone, as unappreciated : y intention of Batrimony. Tells of First Meeting. MSenter'’s first meeting with Mrs UL at Broadway and aeive in August, 1909, and his sec- | entering into | when the unhappy incidents have come up between , my mind they are nightmare which o -ence can dispe! ‘During those vears, insofa: you and I are concerned, my has not been hiéden—I am ‘asking you in all candor, in | kindness, and with all love. to re store me to my rightful place in life. Please consider my plea care- ‘ fuily,” Kindly’ and prayerful}y “If you cannot give me the love 'which I 60 much desire I could be }content with your caring for me ,and your being Kindly to me. That pres- pbell was as life now all lowing month He gave his the man he met on the street car mre he had met the month before. er during their 14 years’ asso- jon was the first meeting allud- mm *o by either one, he says. enter declared that he had no} ewollection of telling Mrs. Camp- Be aattres, mon eiere | Rapote person ae was the more dignified way _ the anniversary of my “*!i which falls on Oct. 3 Te OWin . = € | ents ® the custom of nis par | sraceful affair of that ya a | soul. Dear, please make me the birthday The dis- Wednesday 4 4 Didn't 4, her use of the word | near to dispel my fear. The thought ddy'’ ; liar- = oe you pnow gages |of it causes r&e to lose my self-re- ae. ‘ — ~ tgremgta was agp eal ispect. I shall hopefully and pray- ed me that from ine 'erfully await your decision.” ’ Slr ‘first ride-together,” the re r . Quotations From Scriptures, pied Mrs. Caanpbell's letters were en- livened with quotations from scrip- tures and modern iiterature. A scriptural declaration of “Thy peo- ple shall be my people’ was con- sidered significant by some in view ee ™ Senter denied: ever having ar- [Sed for-a place for Mrs. Camp- l to reside, and said,. “I never = ‘Mterest in her, but my feeling 3 always Sympathy.’ >What did you say to her while Tides together?’ ‘I told her to "UD, take a lJease on things, P tte best she could.” =Vid “you always ‘have a good me’on those rides?’ ‘For my troduced Wer to nis relatives. Mrs. one of the plays she requested Sen- ter to ‘invite’ her to see was “The : _tucky, New York, Michigan, South : | Carolina, Georgi - | the : | coming. 'only offers to take Jce, but are al- :; Most appeals, _ faithful companion. conld give you | | ‘ ‘and panion would, at the dog's death, | if you intended to make applica- | left | Plus 'important | all well, the postman brought 23 let- | have : /sonally ‘ Each | St. Louis in Septem-_ my every | obsessed by | ' until this morning kindnesses; “ F, MRS. CAMPBELL ¥°" have shown me, the pleasures | you may take me unto yourself IS | reader 'the burning desire of my heart and!., \a friend, to pick out the last home| of his faithful friend Joe, who has} 10} |} reputation ior ord g with his years weighing heavily up-| © on him, will go to a hospital, to{ ¥° be | appeal have | he wont KNOW exactly whnere i is | over . + Taming of church and civil: Ve Mrs now is ;ending for a n Hy come from Illinois. Nebraska. Ken- a, New Jersey and And they of them Dakotas. Some are A fair example, from Belleville: “Dear stir: vertisement In reply to your ad- for caring for your your desired wish or maybe more, are still | not | described as follows: “We are just common plain folks’ know the ways and sympa-| thetic cares of animals on the farm. all our life. We are poor people | and own our homestead. which) has been in our family the past 75 | years, and thereby make this ap-| peal to you. P “Now I will give you details of my small farm, which contains 50) acres, an everlasting running fresh- | water creek about 300 feet from| house, with cows, rabbits. etc.. also chickens and small fox terrier like Joe, with which he can roam. The part Joe will be cared for in the house and be given recreation he wants, and all) milk he wants. Requests Now is Visit to prove to said I and Farm. you what =I per- our to | desire to see you bring you out to farm, so you could go over every- We of and am excellent for honest and our neighbor- that Joe would cared for Now to be frank with mr. G@iler, I could take you to our bank and others you could see for self that are folks have thine descent (;erman character liked by everyone hood which well being in vouches he You, 80 you,r.- people with a good reliability and kind- out past TWO weeks on ac- the Bell men now we are lar ness Our telephone has - been the of ice on it vou kindly ' Our farm lies near the bhiit ‘ > Out are unt rkine “I hope » consider my [wo > he f Belleville. about You no doubt if Belleville and surround- ing are a sociable kind, and there he glad to meet you. Very so4 fe tata OU SHITtiS > les know mil ry) en ’ Die ¢ ) Duiiy, With letters like this pouring in. s* Joe going To } hon OOK iike 1S his pick of ‘ a » >¥ t A S20 4 ress tried ease of Witn be- and was dis- ”4 hours case will be re- tried. Ten othe: men } in connection Thomas » ett W a8 killed iave ren in- ith Abpott, a aadition. VW riot R In which MceDermot: an indicted for witnesses has been .estifiea the klansmen. was acting officer in outbreak, drove his auto into parading that Irvi ranks of the Irving claimed that in his capacity as an effort to prevent the a on 4 iin he the dressing and spoil many agoodsalad. Premier is good not only on sal- ads, but in sauces, sand- wiches, and many other delightful delicacies. remier Salad DRESSING Recipe book on request to F. H. Leggett & Co, New York TRY PREMIER COFFEE TOO =. a eee —_— | eel 23.—Henry | Ford, here today, en route to Tam- | the in | to} emergency | McCawley, | in } effective | No. | Rem- | niore | undertak- | murder, an | VOTED FOR UF SERGT. QUIC — House Committee Acts to Show Gratitude to St. Louisan, Called “Great-. est Marine Ever in Navy” | to | allow the stream of passengers to , pass through his private car. | By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Jan. 23. —~ Con-! | ress is about to show the grati- | tude of the republic to one of {ts | | bravest heroes. The House Pension | |'Committee has reported favorahty | / upon the bill authorizing an in- | | Crease in pension to Mrs. Edith I.. Quick, 3619A Liermann avenue, St. | souls, the widow of Sergeant-Maior John Henry Quick. the Spanish- ; American and World ‘War hers. twho, Gen. Lejeune declared, “‘was | the greatest marine that ever | served in the navy.”’ The bill provides that Mrs. | Quick shall receive $600 a year in- |stead of the $300 she is now get- | ting from the Veterans’ Bureau. This, according to the report | _which accompanied the bill, is her | |means of support, ag illness has prevented her from obtaining work. | The report stated that Quick hai not made application for war risk insurance and therefore Mrs. Quick had no claim on that form of re- lief. It further stated that no/| | claims had been filed with the Per- ‘sion Bureau. Almost Certain to Pass. As this bill has been included 'an omnibus pension bill, it is most certain to pass, and ‘Quick will have something il - more ithan her husband’s medals to show for his 30 years’ service in the Ma- , CONtTINUOUS- | rine Corps. Sergt. Quick served ly in the Marine Corps from Aug. 10, 1892, to Nov. 20, 1918. at retired | Years. July 23, 1920. and tfreqd Sept. 15. the died Sept. 9, 1922. ne k, the result of his service line of duty in the Marine Corps. The Medal list, as he had served same year. Congressional! of Honor, the Navy Cross and the Dis-| tinguished awarded Service Cross Quick gallantry in ,; action. He also was cited for serv- ices rendered ‘ lot¢4¢ ve tl sE tiie for in France and given of commendation by conduct in Mexico in 1914. following can, and these campaign badges: Cuban, West Indian. Philippine. In addition he had a Fourragere Exposed Self to Fire. making its report the Pensions “The following of his military In House said part from nartment.”’ ls just record, cited that It then on June 14, 1898, Quick, “during the) Cuba, stood on} the crest of a ridge exposed to en-); fighting at Cuzke. fire in order that the U. S. § Dolphin might see signal flag while sending r , Che ' rh message.”’ report continued July 31, 1914, he awarded 4 letter of commendation by the Secretary of Navy for conspicuous | courage, coolness and skill transmitting orders and messages under fire at Vera Cruz, Mexico. thal ori Was Quick’s service during the World | War was extensive and dangerous. The pensions report digested it into ithe following: ‘“‘Nov. 4, 1917, ar- ‘rived and disembarked at St. Na- 'zare,. France, and serving with the army from that date. Participated lin active operations GRADUATION GIFTS THAT LAST FOR THE BOY OR GIRL A Watch is a very appropriate gift at graduation time. Call in and see our SPECIALS. $17.50 GUARANTEED Jeweled movement “0-vear gold-filled Ladies’ Wrist Watch Elgin Watch $1. ween Pa WRIST WATCH Has jeweled movement. latest en- araved 14-k. white gcold-filled case with jeweled crown; fully guaran- teed. Diamonds V atch and Jewelry Re pairing of ° all) Kinds. My Lecation suites You Money 2d Fleor Uriel Bidz. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SISTERS WHO ARE PENSION INGREASE | ==, tue WIDOW i ae in | Mrs. | which date he was placed on the!~ 30 He resumed active service: was again re-| He} of camcer of thé} in | ture of hill 142, Bouresches, VW ere| the Secretary of Navy for outstanding) When. he died he was entitled to wear the Mexi-| capture of Blanc Mont Ridge and Spanish | to | and a'| _ Victory Medal with five clasps, sig-| nifying major operations in France.) , | | joined to the! aate: (‘ommittee! a | taken, the records of the War De-, TWO SISTERS TAKEN ON HOLDUP CHARGE Bob-Haired Young Women At- tribute Salesman’s Story to Too Much Drink. MRS. PAULINE STRODE. Two young women, one with red hair and one with black hair, both bobbed in the prevailing mode, are held by the police on the charge of John A. Meyers, Southeast Missouri! grocery drummer, that they held him up with a revolver and robbed him of $40 and his watch after he had given them a ride in his aute- mobile, last Friday night. The prisoners. who are Mrs. Pauline Strode, 21 years old, and Mrs. Loretta Schaumberg, 19, alis- ters, of 1621 Grattan street, deny the robbery charge. They rode in with Meyers from Gast’s roadhouse on Lemay Ferry road, and they stopped for drinks on the way in, just as Meyers relates, but they say he must have lost:his watch and money in some other way than the one he describes. The drinks, they intimate, may account for his ok hy: bake Warrants to Be Sought. The police will apply for war- rants’ against the women. Mrs. Strode has been arrested five times before, ysually in company with Layman, Burleson, Cuckoo gang- ster. Burleson, who was present when Patrolman Griffin was mur- dered at Telegraph Inn, turned State’s evidence against “Dizszy’’ Daniels and Oliver Hamilton, who are now serving: life sentences. “I'd just as soon youd call me Burleson as Strode,” the young woman said after her arrest. ‘I was known for four years as Mrs. Burleson. I don’t know where Layman is now, but he is far from St. Louis, keeping out of the way of the gang—in Florida, I heard a while ago.” The younger sister, who is the red-headed member of the pair and who was named by Meyers as having driven his machine’and as havine threatened him with a re- volver, has no past police record. She said she did drive the car. after Meyers had partaken of too many drinks, but she denied hav- ing ever had or used a weapon. Meyers’ Story of Robbery. Meyers lives in Farmington, and represents a St. Louis wholesale house in a territory centering there. He was driving toward the city when he was asked at Gast’s, to give’ the young women a ride. He said the red-haired woman took his watch at the first place where they stopped for drinks, but said she would give it back, and that he did not realize that she meant to rob him until he asked for the watch, at the end of the ride. Then. he said, she displayed the revolv- er, threatened to shoot him, and took his money. He first thought this happened near Barnes Hospi- tal, but later decided that it was jthe City Hospital, A search in the hospital neighborhood, aided by in- formation from the roadhouse, en- abled city detectives to find the /women. By & Post-Dispatch Photographer. MKS. LORETTA SCHAUMBERG. enemy in France as follows: March 15 to May 13, 1918, Toulon sector, Verdun; May 21 to June 5, 1918, Aisne defensive in the Chateau- Thierry sector; June 6 to July 9, 1918, Chateau-Thierry sector (cap- Bel- 18 to July 139, (Soissons) of- Aug. 16, 1918, near Pont-A* leau Wood); July 1918, -—Aisne-Marne fensive; Aug. 9 to Marbache sector, Mousson om the Moselle River; Sept. 12 to Sept. 16, 1918, St. Mi- hiel offensive in the vicinity of Thiaucourt, Xammes and Jaulny; Oct. 1 to Oct. 7, 1918, Meuse-Ar- gonne (Champagne), including the St. Etienne; Oct. 16, embarked, on board the U. S. S. Great Northern at Brest, France; Oct. 24, 1918, arrived at Hoboken, N. J., and barracks detachment, Ma- rine Barracks, New York, the same Nov. 20, 1918, placed on the retired list of the enlisted men of the Marine Corps, having com- pleted 30 years’ service. Resumed Active Duty. “July 23, 1920, duty in recruiting district of St. Louis, Mo., upon his own request. “Sept. 15, 1920, resumed former status on retired list of the Marine Corps.” According a — en Cleveland A. Newton (Rep.) of 8t. Louis, who introduced the Dill to increase Mrs. Quick’s pension, Gen. Lejuene declared that Quick ex- celled all other Marines for cita- tions for bravery and that he had repeatedly refused a commission. = resumed active to Representative in | against the 316 N. SIXTH ST. * Open Saturday Pvenines. vo) tee ee Se he ee gOS '_*e ‘Da ee: Sees SATURDAY'’'S Sunday Candy Special Marshmallow Fudge... Assorted Chocolates & Pecan Filled Dates ‘50° jk Sq90 Lady Love Chocotates THE SUPER SWEETS OF A GREAT CITY ‘Supreme Blend - fb. $1.50 Fruit and Nuts - [b. $1.25 Variety Package - Ib. $1.00 Special 10 0z.Box $ .50 — a An Old Song of the 60’s “OQ, Childhood’s joy is very great, Swingin’ on my mother’s gate, Eatin’ candy till my mouth Wuz all stuck up from north to south.” —THE SINGIN SKEWL Saturday in the Bakery Jelly Pound Cabe. fee. . 0599 i 5 a Whole Wheat Bread. ........... Assorted Sweet Rolls... . . ‘doz... ASME P IES. i. cies ese —and the Week's Bakery Special Peacu Pocxet Corrzz CAKE..... | RET Lo RRR eI een co oe tee eres

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Special at DINNERWARE Below Cost First quality Dinnerware, positively for less than it cost us to bay. te close oat the de partment. Both bine bird and spray-medallice patterns are inciuded. Dinner 1i¢ 4 -inch bt PE RENEE , Fruits | (ups and Semiion, nn: . . 00 | Cevered Butter Dish Sit Aa (: Boats 29¢ * Pitchers long . bie thread. targe size: white with color- c ed berder. SATURDAY. Special Saturday Savings on e shopping at The G bers of your family and for household nee indestructibie Imitation PEARL BEAD NECKLACES | (earn 16¢ 38 inches 36 inches Fxt hem doa - ler. Tapeen Towel Se bes. oe 5. REEN FRONT Store for all the other mem- ds, do not forget that we specialize in Wom- ways SAVE MONEY Choice light or Extra-Size Apron Dresses jot “vercaies. with rick-rack trimming. Sizes 46 to 56 Bodice-top style: of Princess Slips Pa‘rak mets as $4 lace trimmed; shadow-proof; white and colors Garters attached: doubic- Corselettes itched for darability $1 An unusual valve s rt Girdles Medium and larce, fancy po brecaded desicn. front- hook style; extra heavy clastic garters attached of fi mbed cotton in Union Suits wraiam ‘weight. ankle 89c length, with short sleeves or sleeveicss Spring Trimmed Hats Very special for SATURDAY! Showing of the new and shades in “Spring linery. See the special vel- ues offered at Buckram Hat Frames |e assortment of latest rin styles: good quality. — 50c¢ Choice, Saturday Ladies’ Under-Arm Bags (renaine leather in biack. drown and gray. and « large assortment of styic: esac values Saturday. e Boston Bags Ss" SO KOTEX — SPECIAL! Sanitary el > dividual t value. SATTURD _— peas: Samuine Ge 2" 5 for > HAIR GOODS Compare our qualitiv0s and prices before yoe buy. Always mere fer yeur mency nt the cREEWN FRONT store. These items are of ne quality hair, at special savings for SAT- URDAY. Switches $1.00 and 50c Basket Braids, set of 4. $4.00 Front Pieces. set ef 3. $3.00 Bobs, nat. curl, set of 4. $4.00 Transformations, 3 sec’s $3.00 ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS Heating element guaranteed for MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR one rear Stent cordand trie §6=— DDG Men’ eaters Pullever and butten-freat style: not s Sw al sizes in the let. bat SIe ee oe © oe ee te eee While they last , pn lene a all- woo! Men’s Winter Caps i eid tomes dnaih 69 colers. Reduced for «a _— clean-up Setur day $1.00 Men’s Automatic Screw Drivers Geedeill-Prart make. eniy Pull-Chain Sockets “[o~*'" 39c geod for heavy All-Wool Socks duty Inciuding some imperted numbers in brown ~69¢ Two-Way Sockets wit with green mixtures. While they last. Saturday Men’s Leather House Slippers — | with soft soles. Sizes 6 to 11. Satur- ¥ ceesive beat: ail 45c $ bakeiite 1 10-Ft. Cord Extensions nee Men’s Canvas Gioves Heavy duck, with 1 S- =. Saturday only Auto Gauntiet Style Gioves a lined. Saturday, while they la«t Regal Records Hundreds to select § from. Here's just a few of the C newest and most popniar. § Dreamer of Dreams ? Why De You Alwars Remind Vie 4 On Peter ‘Back Where the Daffodils Grow } (epenbagen Hew Come You Like Me Like You Do? +A Pal [ Leved “tole a Gai I Loved it Wender Whats Become of “ally ‘ Tea for Two ‘Gette Getta Gir! ; Dee Wacka Deo ' Nobedy Knows What @ Red Head Mama Can De ¢ Blue-Eyed Sally i Leneseme Pai and two-piece pilag. - 1 ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBs TS-WATT NITROGEN BULBS —) ai $i household use. Saupe erie at Player Rolls Piano-style Rolls: the lasest re- leases, always first at the GREEN 50c FRONT STORE. WORD ROLIS. | Wonder What’s Become of Salty The Pal That I Loved Stole the Gal That I Loved Biue-Eyed Sally Honolou Follow the Swallow Too Tired When the Shadows Fail Dreamer of Dreams THE 25c TO $1.00 —— oer HK resces GREEN wit FRONT ~~ 516@Washing on Ay. Michael Murphy, 103, rq NEW OPPOSTION TO STONES CNFRATON Fresh Attack Results From Ef-. fort to Indict Senator Wheeler Again. By the Associated Pree = w ASHI NGTON, Jan. 23.—Addi- - anpwtirro@. on to tne coniiriia . ~ " _ . = -_ - General Stone to be a Supreme indidate in the last hs arges him with act cept- WARREN SEVERS INTERESTS WITH SUGAR CONCERN “A a: AW Art KEEPER OF TAVERN WHERE LINCOLN STOPPED IS BURIED Operated Place at Tremont. 0)—Entire Town Attended Funeral 3 MEN EXECUTED AT SING SING One Rilled Po ' ceman em! One His Common Law Wife. R ‘ P= Off PAJAMAS $2.00 and $3 values now. .$1.45 $3.50 and $4 values now. .$2.95 Balance of Stock, 20%. Off UNION SUITS Odds and Ends. .. le Price Madras, $2 value, now. ..$1.00 Robes, Entire Stock. .20% Off Handkerchiefs 20°% Off Belt = OU values now.. .85c OVERCOATS AND SUITS AT BELOW ALL AND EVERY PRICE FOR QUALITY Fashion Park and Thexton & Wright Included Suits and O’Coats That Were $50 and $55 $33 Suits and O’coats That Were $60 and $65 Now Suits and O’coats That Were $70 and $75 a wets Bore ty uy” te Ni ve sat All Other Fine Suits and O’coats Reduced Our Entire Stock of Boys’ and Students’ Suits and Overcoats Ladies’ Tailored Coats Reduced Arglelet Tataed Cot $3 Any Fur-Trimmed Coat, Half Price Ladies’ Knox Hats Greatly Reduced Cc ae, peepee ne alue, > l .65 erin Quality Corner ~ On Locust Street at Sixth Toilet Article Cato Anti-Pyorrhea Toot Paste , Dora Face Powder..... Sanitol Face Cream...24 Sanitol Tooth Paste Tooth Powder Ideal Hair Brushes, ~— bristles Palmolive Cold ao : Vanishing Cream ... Dr. West’s Toothbrushe special at, each Sanitol Face Powder, 2 Lournay’s Astringent, Packer’s Tar Soap....2 Resinol Soap, cake, 22 box 6 Cuticura Soap, cake, 27 box French Wool Powde Puffs, each ; Florida Water Talct Powder Palmolive Toilet Water special at, bottle.... Creme Elcaya Complexio Powder, Egyptian shad 5 Lournays Complex Powder, all shades. . Shaving Brushes, sf at. each Imported ivory whit hand Mirror, side m mifying mirror, price at : enue Kirk's cake ae Scuibb’s Tolceil Quantities Linuted Thr ¢- Avenue—Main Ficee € 4-Piece Be At This four-piece Bedre and is nicely finished i construction throughout. the bed has bow ends—t chifforette provides amg 2-Piece Li At Here is a value in Suite. The style is new, mahogany, antique fini terns of high-grade -ushions are reversible side. This Suite is the Stretcher at the base of beauty. 10-Piece At This handsome Suite fet is 72 inches long, the Massive piece of r Five side chaisn aut tapestry covered seats. —

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- r"s ee Py te oS eae ; ye eo ~ — aS EY ~~ + - Se at sae oe Yip ye bie > > ‘ i} ey] = east * i Bs Bee Bg ns x en, ee ~~ a ee > * > -> ek 2. | ee ; : , s 3: ; See are The Daity POST-! MSPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evenina newspapers COMBINED cTiMic PAST-NISPATCH —— tie a —, _ Oe Announcement on Page 13 AER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Important Sales of Misses’ Apparel Additional Groups Greatly Reduced Widen the Appeal of This Unusual Offering Smart Street and Sports Frocks The favor shown the $ ] a and "2 os $8. and ’ l po mannish. Shirt for sports NUSUAL value and extreme savings The splendidly practical Frock as- | wear and with the new combine for deserving interest in sumes a style distinction in this group : Spring tailleur is doubled this sale of Frocks. Street, business and that will.hasten the response of the no broadcloth is the ma- sports wear find appropriate models of youthful shopper—particularly at these cleverest styling in plain and striped reductions. Serge, striped flannels, crepe flannels; charmeen, pencil-striped twills, de chine in various models, including crepe de chine and crepe satin. All the the collar and cuff models, so popular favored shades are presented. this season, are smartly interpreted. See O Women’s English Broadcloth Blouses , fy New Models, Unusual YVal- f lh ues, Attractively Priced ar $998 The Annual Sale of Infants’ Wear FL VERYTHING that Baby needs is included in this annual sale, at a saving—undermuslins, play togs, and dainty frocks and suits for kindergarten and for dress, in new styles for Spring and Summer. Mothers will recognize this as an advantageous time for pur- chasing the season’s supply. Tots’ Dresses, $1.85 | Dainty Frocks of voile and dimity, hand stitched and embroidered in pretty colors—an unusually attrac- tive selection, at a low price. White and pretty bright shades are shown, in sizes 2 to 6 years. Imported Frocks, $3.95 Imported voile of sheer texture, in white, is an.ef- Unusual Selling of fective background for hand embroidery in bright col- ors. Sizes 2 to 6 years are available in very attractive Novelty Gloves, 95c models, each representing an unusual value at this SHORT cuffs, embroidered in a contrasting color to | price. match the two-tone backs, give a smart finish to these The reductions placed on our Coats, assembled into these three attrac- | imported Novelty Gloves of chamois-suede fabric. They are tive groups, are in amazing contrast to the quality of the garments offer- ed. Sports and dressy models are here presented in delightful variety, = ee quality, in a splendid assortment of colors and stressing the season’s established style notes in all the approved materials, richly trimmed in fur, and offering the season’s most prominent colors. It Adler Sample Gloves, $1.35 to $2.65 i sess an unusual Coat at unusual savings. ; is an opportunity to pos eee _ ee Floor.) Adler Gloves, recognized as being of superior quality, are : offered in sample grous at very low prices. In gauntlet and short styles, they appear in capeskin and suede, lined or un- lined. Wool Gauntlets, popular for sports wear, are also included. (Main Floor.) othes— highest utmost These Shirts are made in overblouse style with Sally coJlar and turn-back cuffs— some showing smart color touches. Poudre blue, tan and white are offered in in- teresting variety of models. All sizes. (Third Floor.) 2% cae bas A Group of High-Grade Dresses, Exquisitely Developed, for Afternoon and Evening Wear, Is Included in This Sale at Reductions of % and 2 + i“ ——— a aa 2 2—- aa SUITS AND FOR Fur-Trimmed Coats Dainty Gingham Dresses At $1.45 Dresses that are as practical as they are attractive—made of ging- ham in checks and solid colors, with contrasting stitching and pockets. Sizes 2 to 6. Baby Boys’ Suits, $1.95 Devonshire and chambray Suits that will wear and launder excellently; many smartly tailored styles are shown, in sizes 1 to 3 years. Priced extremely low for the Annual Sale. m& Wright Extreme Reductions Prevail on Apparel In the Jaunty Junior Section Exceptional Style Groups, Greatly Re- duced, Provide Interesting Savings Toilet Articles 2 ~ Anti-P hea Tooth $50 and $55 ‘al a” gee Dora Face Powder..... Sanitol Face Cream...24Cc Sanitol Tooth Paste or Tooth Powder ; Ideal Hair Brushes, double ee ee Se 65c Palmolive Cold Cream or Vanishing Cream ...}3c Dr. West's Toothbrushes, special at, each Sanitol Face Powder, 2}c Lournay’s Astringent, 78c Distinctive Coats Packer's Tar Soap... .21I¢ $ $ $ er anes. 12 *24 °28 box "THESE three groups comprise some of our leading Cuticura Soap, cake, 2rc, models in Coats, reflecting delightful quality in box fabric, styling and trim. They offer all-wool materials French Wool in a wide variety of popular shades—in sports and fur- Candy Specials Supreme Chocolates, 39c—2 Lbs. 75c A MOST tempting assortment of fillings heavily coated with delicious milk chocolate, Packed in 1 and 2 pound boxes. Fresh Strawberries Dipped in Milk Chocolate, 69c Lb. You will enjoy these fresh Florida Strawberries, large and luscious and retaining their flavor, in a coating of cream fondant and milk chocolate. Sleepers, 59c . Children’s Sleeping Garments of barred nainsook, with drop-seat and open front. Sizes 4 to 10 years. $60 and $65 Homemade Candies, 25c Lb. Taffies and Nut Brittles, including molasses, butter- scotch, cocoanut, peanut, puffed rice, and cream. As- ato "Maa sorted, in 1-lb. boxes. é, : ed with embroidery medallions | Puffs, each | trimmed models, each substantially reduced. Sizes 13 aaa ed with lace insert! An Florida Water Talcum to 17 years. Heavenly Hash, 49c Lb. offeri: al ~ yeas offering of unusual interest. Powder A delicious combination of milk chocolate, marshmal- Palmolive Toilet Water, : low, and nuts. Pajamas at $1.00 special at, bottle... .36c An interesting selection of School Coats, warm and : Creme Elcaya Complexion attractive, fur trimmed, medium weight, and lined, Combination Special, 2 Lbs. 75c _Crepe Pajamas in one-piece style; yr, One pound of homemade candy and one pound of as- pink, blue and white, showing at- | / Powder, Egyptian shade are offered in a special group reduced to $5.45. i ) 59C¢ & sorted chocolates. A Saturday special that the whole tractive printed patterns. Sizes 6 Wool Frocks family will enjoy. to 14 years offered at this special $9.75 to $15 presented in this sale at most substan- Princess Slips, $1.95 } / » $70 and $75 Lournays Complexion Powder, all shades. .49c Shaving Brushes, special Middy Skirts , each | ned ivory white $ 5 and $ 6 > 8 5 hand Mirror, side mag- nifying mirror, priced oals Reduced } . irk’s Jap Rose it cake......7c; dozen, 77¢c Squibb’s Talcum Quantities Limited | ts 9 (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Doys and sox em Camual Sate of “Furniture Girls’ “Gym” Bloomers tial reductions. They are made of [PESIRABLE models in Bloomers of cotton sateen and wool serge in full pleated, belted styles with elastic at knee. Black only. Sateen, sizes 8 to 20 years Wool Serge, sizes 12 to 20 years ' Sale of Women’s High-Grade Footwear Places Many of Our Smart Styles in Two Low-Priced Groups $599 and ‘72 ALTHOUGH size lines are incomplete, there is such attractive variety in these two groups that are certain to make a pleasing and profitable clases: There are styles for street and for dress, in smart ma- terials—tan calf, black satin, patent leather. All sizes are represented in some styles but not in every style. These are our regular stocks of smart pleated Skirts in checks, plaids and sol- id-color serge, sewed on detachable stripes, checks, solid-color flannels, white waists—specially reduced for this twills, wool crepes and velveteen, in a sale. They are popular with the school- wide variety of clever styles, offering girl for middy wear. Sizes 6 to 14. smartest effects and popular colors. (Junior Section—Third Floor.) (Second Floor.) 4~Piece Bedroom Suite At $337.50 High-grade Suite of American walnut consists of a 50- 4~Piece Bedroom Suite — a At $179.00 | R d d This four-piece Bedroom Suite is an exceptional value eauce *38 alf Price y Reduced $1.65 —_ Rawlroad Fares Refunded _® and is nicely finished in American walnut, dustproof construction throughout. The dresser is 48 inches wide, the bed has bow ends—the full vanity is large and the chifforette provides ample room for clothing. 2-Piece Living-Room Suite At $297.50 . Here is a value in two-piece mohair Living-Room Suite. The style is new, the exposed parts are of solid : _ Mahogany, antique finish. Your choice of several pat- fae ‘s of high-grade mohairs in the wanted colors. ‘shions are reversible with brocatelle on the reverse Side. This Suite is the thin-arm style; solid mahogany Stretcher at the base of each piece greatly enhances its uty. 10-Piece Dining Suite At $337.50 This handsome Suite is a wonderful value. The buf- fet is 72 inches long, the table has a 45x6o0-inch top and ime 6 eight-foot extension; the closed china cabinet is a wm Massive piece of furniture and the server is very roomy. ive side chairs and one armchair, have cane backs and _ tapestry covered seats. — - —— ee ee a eee ee = A ES ER ee ee * Se eee eee BOS Sa nin enn eae Se =? - 7 wanes Re CRE I a a NR Rs MON Be > ae. SOR On en Ree eR ee iat ott Saas P / “ WY Pade es Se NS a Os ee are ; Sree et hate Renee a be oo : = te een Sy ¢. 2-Piece Living-Room Suite $198.00 Two-piece mohair Living-Room Suite, in the popular Tuxedo style, consists of an 81-inch davenport and broad armchair. All exposed wood parts are of solid mahog- any; the loose spring-filled cushions are covered in plain mohair on one side and brocatelle on the other. The davenport has two extra loose pillows at back which are also reversible. Superior construction throughout. Our Plan of Easy Payments —puts these important savings within the reach of ev- eryone—making it possible for homemakers to buy the most desirable Furniture on a dignified, systematic pay- ment basis. Do not hesitate to inquire about this help- ful arrangement. — See ae ee re ee 8 | rer = re — inch dresser, bow-foot bed, full vanity and highboy. All surfaces are veneered in beautiful figured burl walnut. Dustproof construction with hardwood interiors. A Suite that is very good looking and one that you will not tire of. 9.-Piece Mohair Suite At $129.75 A Two-Piece Mohair living-room Suite, which is one of the outstanding features of this sale, is the roll-arm type and consists of an 80-inch davenport and roomy armchair which are broad and comfortable. Either plain or figured mohair may be selected for these two pieces. Loose spring-filled cushions; well made throughout. 9-Piece Dining Suite At $179.00 Nine-Piece Suite of American walnut, consists of handsome 66-inch buffet, tall china closet, extension table, five side chairs and one armchair, in the Tudor design. Burl walnut fronts add to the beauty of this artistically designed Suite. Server to matah, $22.50 (Seventh Floor.) style: Children’s Footwear at Substantial Reductions Thrifty mothers will recognize this as an advan- tageous time for purchasing children’s Shoes—for all discontinued lines of this season’s styles are marked at reductions. All sizes are included, but not in every Infants’ sizes 2 to 8........., ee e Children’s sizes 81% to 11 Misses’ sizes 111 to 2......... toute 0 0th Growing girls’ sizes 2%4 to 7 Boys’ sizes 1144 to 6

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ava paily POS T-DISPATCH alone has MORE Cily Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED — ' = Anta a re c ST: pits aad ne eee e r § ae : r Rie ini: re ae ee Bs 2 “se oY r * = ws ee gre agg = nctve . . —— — yon - aSAT a - ee - Kod? ye ee . 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Women to Give Entertainment. | CHARGES panebi NEGRO A dinner and e Wied git central B va "T i Sings,” will be given | Central Body ' at 6 p. m. today by the combined oars ty Allegat business and professional women’s; UP . ¢ w Ciubs of the Second Presbyterian a t @hurch ave ; yee ee. . Taylor avenue and West- ! cit Siieetin ‘ata — / Republican \ al place, at the church. ward charges relating ° Ww hears ’ ef} of Mrs. George : neas for office mitteewoman __ ADVERTISEMENT — , RE AEE ST SMS Ne MEANS NI Td i MRS Rae gan cae -— ~ 7 — " ee re Per ver me Sei eaied - » mr) Sov Tle oo. 03 be 7 Sen ss ar : . y ste aps En, nines sherennqus +s ‘ — ae oe poder ge Panne mga Het ie Pe pil hie Caaghiltpe. ak otitis y OS ag i, a > } : a . ede . : dle Past eg to Pe es PER, eS Fy ‘ fn ae - . . * 3 ; # wegen pile ” 7 ae? oom > ey _ AP Ald ae tngeh. Roane] . = “ Mid ace + Sy RT Boe a eit eaten tated @ i aril tines W . terday, and re SS aaah eC 0] ef them to the entir gener which will meet for this purpo: : sday. Great interest attaches to reports next agg oi that the ony : . It is wu . 7 +h of a remarkable method for treating ‘ st 1 — : charge ©+ : of goitre recentiv demonstrated at the committee wil - Te ie 4 h arty. ae ' ce Laboratory, 619 Minty “disloyaity t? i fate so? a e P » oeeed’d - P . es > ~®> 7 oh ae - : ai = . safe é 4 4 —. = .* = . “es . ‘ 2 aif or anvone Oo wae . , — ¢- . e ; . : : si 4 - . “ = ? - c if nas Oy negT oes VU eae ~ ~ = A b e : : — = = - ~ , " . > - 4 ‘ . . » 4 -* . > ; ty s - %o”~ * . “t a + ’ - j * J el — - — . * . > . > ' ’ i . al > : ornings. believe it will prove the long sought sy morning Bpecifie for all goitres. The Labor- Sanipieninempeagriong atorr 3 ; ; — French Sentry Killed by Romb. . r j I en Ing ° . : ‘ and size of goitre and enclosing 10¢ sentinel stationed at the Iizathouse ONLY + 4 Os >” to help pav sending charges. en Point Malabat was killed yes- ! 7 SEE PAGE 31 g.er established in 1923, adj-ins the co8 mig pe la age + Amazing Jitney feature, 1012 N. Grand Spanish zone of Morocco, where case. 5c aN. ax : : operations are proceeding against » : rebellious tribesmen ay iq. v cap soe REALE i eae Ne ea * PS pas tee tn ¢ Mire ee ge ee * 4a sci is ae Alpe Sah OE OES A gers 2 vie #9 oe st Mey Mie, Ae ashe Sony Rot seagate Migr Paeer ht 1 x: bos / a 509 WASHINGTON AVE. Winter Coats AllFurTrimmed e ~ ys 16—$55.00 Coats = ee : s) } has % ice ee ; Nad 1 75 Coats SAY Se \ > : hese closing offers will make jewelry 26—$45.00 Coats =k \ ot = s s Coats with Fur Collars, , !: | a Nickel Wear a Fine arn : S ‘. SN * ~~ ~ SS . +y . ; SS NS . 's : a” e ~~ ~ . . QOu SS SQ SLAs : > Fur Cuffs—Some with Fur : SQ AA Ar : ‘ Borders. Many Coats are . 3 : SSS Saasagqay - full silk lined. ) > > ha a. CSo > RS ~ ; , . ‘ 4 al = . SSS Y S SS S RS a i“ . ~ ~ > SS * ~ ~ e 2 ' N |= | \" wer . Our Finest Coats $65.00 COATS 0 : 75.00 COATS | : Choice group of 45 685.58 COATS | brilliant, wmcompar- able gems, each set tn ane a he sais, py tek pccgnrégen: AA te a Del ee Ee ee led $95.00 COATS delicately hand- 3 Cleari DBE of a group of beaut $115.00 COATS ' Unequaled Watch value! , World-famous Hami!ton— 75 ; 4 beautifully cas ne Fully e pierced white gold _ ; pei oss li #4 mounting. Wonder- ee r immediate wear ae . ful value—ONLY 5c 3 WS . \ SS SS guaranteed. Compare it this low price! DOWN. $10 to $15 S25 te $39.50 | $39.50 to 965 (\% : » - Enjoy This Beautiful Biue-White ROGERS SILVER PLATE | |i DIAMOND Jacguettes Va Full-Length wie . J me - we wt bbw. —_ ie ore ore da - _— a e] ¢ 4, ** POPC OOO COO Oe e Oeee es eee o -— x“ -

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r cit A Sb ow wk) a ‘ Re %. ‘ ee a ig ys : rE a bat Si 7) ‘ay? The Dally POST-DISPATCH a eens ro 57 000 MORE crry Cirenlaticn-t than BOTH other evening co . . ~ Te TSN ee nent senna eee are ™ a 2 : DAT, FRIDAY, ae 3 yANv JANUARY 23, esa et ne oe ee er . A 2) ae Bia : > ee , i ae ene newspapers COMBINED, _. — STLOUIS PC eer =“ fy? iy tii iu i rit hes ’ : : : ; Kid s : : eg : ‘ | ‘ ’ “ ; a . ¢ t} | . , | 3 cS dies’ Coats Rubber Hleduclag ; . Sale of Dai ‘eS ers || 0 | Capes Our entire stock of white and Gites - : ; | \, . ale of Daint $2.69 Tricolette : Sale of Sweaters 3 oats, fur trimmed ; ! . ey : pigs chine and Radium | egret in eailores | } aytime Frocks ‘Bleomers and Scarfs * elope Chemise and Valber Oh: modéls in Mad | | , nchilla, Pol e of purée Para rubber : Wonderful " Spo ngth ra— Sie trimmed with real fancy mixtures? we aoe of very fine quality. Come in : : . 6 . quality. Slightly soll 2 Knickers full lined ; made of wool, ed from display. —== ‘en livias and chinehillas. Mostly all are fur cassimeres, cheviots, Broken size range...-. | ee at Gi trimmed and all are bs lined “Oe fn ! j tweeds and: mix- e ters) «= tterlined. — Plenty ; . ’ — ! ee he Materials all ’ tures. ) Sizes 8 to Men’s, $3.50 to $5.00 f «Sod: Gapheted | cettehinck $ | ) : Shirts | 2/4 if, shades as wéll as Satin Cantons | | ; Fiber and baby broadcloth silk 3 4. fh sp were nes tan, rotate + Flat Crepes, ‘cue FE = $1650Boys’ | seme ah aioe | Ey 4. me teer * . ' ds. Sizes 14 to . a ~ ‘ ° pees Tes Overcoats 14. Blighty soiled, f= $25.00 to $29:50 Girls’ Coats 1] : ' | ei ~ | Af extraordinary opportunity t Saturday sale of boys’ all-wool F engalictlt. Coat tir seesithan-tease siete ential Canton . -Crepes . O M erc oats 95 Men’s $3.50 to $4 » Many of these are one of a kind. Fur-trim- : | —i{Ti poudre 7 : . med Coats of lovely ma- Colors — Flannel Shirts terials. All sizes 6 and grays. Flannel Shirts in collar-attached " style. Come in green, $ ] 95 khaki and other col- . blue, tans : tg.19 in the Rosewood League Blue Shutter Green Flounces Combinations $12. 50 Boys Ov ercoats $ ors, .Slightly soiled. $3 95 and $9. 95 Girls’ Dresses , Rust Blonde a it can oa <- Sizes 11 to'l8 Broken size range.... | : som jenely sates in wool, crepes, sorges, hairline “$ : : Oe weeds. Variety of m : Loo ee Fee) Mens $2.50 $3 and iten, "All sich sei retcrsppes ped Beads — Floral Designs Boys’ Broadcloth | Boys’ Suits Wool-Mixed Shirts J *°™**** Shirts and Blouses Special: sale’ of boys’ two- Wool and cotton mixed Shirts $10. 95 to $14. 95 Girls’ Dresses. ‘Misses’ Sizes #4 to 18 | I collar - attached Be Boys’ fine English broad- pants Suits. ~All well tailored eds a ent Satie $ }4 - Ae. sath, ree are or, nee o ee _ tat. a =z Women’s Sizes 36 to 46 cloth Shirts and Blouses. | in cheviots and ~ 95 and. blu’. Broken There are light and dark shiadés, alt cotart. Extra. Sizes 48 to. 52 ‘*Boy Blue”’ and cassimeres, Sizes 8 sizes. Slightly soiled. | Man léa’ including the | | ‘‘Bell’’ make. $ 98 to 18. Reduced to. eae vas (Main eandiineainds JS teovil laotinn, | dias ¢ a0 Rr ti ‘ ‘ valiedaw ‘ : ‘4 | i =i “(tecona «Finer —Negrstey All sizes eeeeeeee 7 . (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Seeond Floor—Nugents.) Y ome , | ya rig « oe ; 7

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; eerie gee, F ae P pear Sonia % : : he * Shy OS ¥ , ; ; : 4 ah oy : Gini Ce ties” itil 2 aie We ier as a PF gs OA: a ee , e ¢ r, > at ng ugh ing whe =a ~ ‘ead aie es * % ite - mp tees Po, F if ae Bah ss Pa y Sd De > eiciie ” “Ji, F ops es rey cs ‘ ve Ae + ; 77 ey Gey? ~ ee " ing P One oe oan ipa, © M ia hi ae Ze. ves nee fe to hiss eek 45 =" “f iS sma coe et Pa a x ne ie bed - “se — 5s — a : in ge : age oy Si a as , “ beens he Bap. ge bie The tii i aa WORE alone has MORE ary Cincolation ‘tox the mersiog ek one py Si age nelvepaper or COMBINED - - one 2 oe | 13 n ) ’ — RY: 23,1 = : a ED LEO AE AP at AN cor arr _ ae ——— == a Sweethearts of 50 Years Ago Wed. | l | | i | / . a Darek Ro 2. — , ‘fy the Associated Press. , : wed, : a | “peor! | LONDON, O., Jan, 23.—A ro- — — 4, "A, o : WwW" have protien G - mance of youth culminated in old | - Ce ae Special , 4 y, ( hits a re Player Rol ‘age with the marriage in St. Louis | : os 0 vocal style 'iirecently of Car] Huddle, 75 years | RFAUIRED IN Millinery : i “a numbers &s- lanilerwoort JIA ‘old, and Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner, | , € : “‘Parac to 6 Event #Sall , Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:34 Saturday, 9 76, both former residegta ‘of this | ms ia y” “Charley, Player Rolls Sho they were residents of a ic n concen toon noes os 3-HOUR SHOE SALE okie key | Reade Tomorrow—Saturday, Advance | yon paae wsed omen 4 Alleged Leader of Company aaiubess 0 0 0 ? € Gs) ae || 3 That Failed for $3,000,- ms Wieth to Tenth = =~=— Mi city. Both are parents of 10 chil-| WASHINGTON ¥ a , Olive and Locust “From With co Tem) _ ‘gen, Souk Os seams ‘cee Gtile FRAUD CASE a, AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH. & ii «Lane of Dreams’ By Leased Wire From the New | York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—-Austin | ' ' $1.00 Milk iw 7 . ‘ ‘H. Montgomery Jr, called, the |B Ra? 2° EOC | stispers: , Be, lof Positively Introducing. # “Master Mind” of the defunct With every pair ws gad This A Cabinet | , | Community Finance Co. of a of Shees iin sate ; ‘ ; os S ~~ Word mn Advance ; York and Baltimore, whicn failed | of Our Own Design i Bin August, 1922, for more than | : i / OWS | ne7 7) at a Remarkably we EXTRA SPECIAL | $3,000,000, Juas held in $159,004 Contains a Genuine Victrola | bail by Federal. Judge Winslow, | following his capture at Forty- ' . |} second street and Lexington ave- | ; SOS FAVORITE DRUGGIST ff) ""S. , BABY | Montgomery was tndicted with ail’ Les tin or BEAUTY SHOP |four others on a charge of using Sf er ; M I L A N 3 ‘the mails to defraud. He vanished | $5 Down and $5 Monthly i Aes, es copeomnee,: S84K. ao Ce ae ) SILKY t without additiona Bi of his trial. He had heen ai lib- FE ax? Records may be cone oe bs Oe anes a lerty on bail of $75,000. Federal $5 Si’ “a NOVEL payme j , ; | Judge Knox ordered the $75,000, be ha each Tire Account opened this / AR, 4} - = . COMB § 2D - : v hed b : leg, " | 4 XCELLENT cabinet work throughout in- H. W. Bhanks Brokerage oo: eo eee | POi5 2020 ce pene. 010.75 Up | | sures long service. A genuine Victor a Bail of $150,000 wag fixed j>s- CHORLINS TIRE co. as . Values to $7.50 SILKS a CR = terday on the recommendation of 2233-35 WASHINGTON AV. Phonograph insures the finest In musical re SET OF TEETH, $10 UPthe United States Attorney, who Evenings Till 7, tunday Noon production. DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE penmrgy the court that a smaller amount would enable Montgomerv BRUNSWICK RECORDS Se ta ca mee A BAR- =| Over 300. marvelous Hats—in the newest, —Out Saturday “Open, Oats | ant in the Federal courts here. GAINS tive Spring Styles. High-grade models+—of ae . : Where the Rainbow Ends My, |and asked the Court to neten nim i’. Sam PAGE 34 exclusive Eastern manufacturers—that were i Allan McQuhae, with Orchestra counsel. Handcuffed hetween two ' 4042 N. Grand “4 Wetting for the Down and Tequhae, with Orchestra ||| See ————=|United States Marshals he was sel] at almost twice Saturday’s sale prices pe Haunting satedipa/iraahs ee her: NEW 1929 NASH COUPE ~— Mn Berge accomplished ~ ine Castlewood Marimba Band Absotately 5-pess.; 4-wheel brakes,| Wednesday night through the vic- Kiss Me Good Night—Waltz balloon tires; Big 6 model; rus less than | {lance of A. Rousseau, head of the | Castiewood Marimba Band 500 miles; bells for $2335; ean be bought | bureau of investigation of the Na- Oh, You Can't Fool an Old Hoss Fly—Fox Trot at great saving. tional Surety Co., and staff opera- Carl Fenton's Orchestra tives. 3 Cet Bow I-Leve My Dasing-Tex Trot Southwestern Investment Co. |" ..;, ... inaty tslinies de diaddn Car] Fenton's Orchestra Olive 6802. 602 Times Bids. ia waiting game,” Rousseau said. Where's My Sweetie Hiding—Fox Trot “For nearly a year I have had six Isham Jones’ Orchestra of my operatives watching rela- ; , Os sia ) , A Peery ae Ten Feedin’ the Kitty —Fox Trot For Colds, Grip een, thlends .onk pmanedehes of Slore Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth a Isham Jones’ Orchestra Montgomery. When -we located - - him in Canad found his of- ° : A Murie Balon—Bixth Floor. or Influenza Gouge ta veubithen od tne Gaudio An abr Pre-Inventory Clearance ofa Group of @@ . liand as a Preventive, take Laxative | “4% not extraditable. We simply 8 BROMO QUININE Tablets. A Bafe|>#4 to wait until he made his The POST-VISPATCH ig the et. Louis and Proven Remedy. The box bears | ™°ve. During the last year we giving Associated new the signature of E. W. Grove. 30¢,|had a change of men, day and eC] ) S in er ul § | ve as a = _—_ = ——e | Might, right at his heels. "The early part of last week one of my operatives was forced to let him beard a train unaccompanied. EF | 5, 40, 45, We established within a few days or mer UJ $3 $ that Montgomery was in New York. I increased my corps of operatives $50 and $55 by shadowing ‘Montgomery's asso- clates here. The trail led to the Hotel Commodore, where two of his associates were stopping. “; “aN 4) y eS ii a : “Wednesday night Operative Avs N , = | P aa Walter Regenburg trafled these i ~* ye waist; in new : two ag they left the hotel. They | e | lal 8 went to Sixty-seeond atreet arid \ } ) a ored sports p alds nade avenue. This was short- Pa ‘ ‘s a | years. after 6 o'clock. In a few min- aa | ) : . Girls’ New ‘‘Bonr utes a taxicab drew up to the curb. The two approached it. Regenburg | . a Be | Brier’”’ Blouses | did also. He immediately recog- nized Montgomery. There was no ; : ; | | a J $1.95, $2.95, $3.¢ trouble and the fugitive meekly|1// Offered, Beginning Saturday Morning, at I Sint et Sa submitted. . ae “ “We at all times had the co-op- a 3 tailored Blouses in eration of the postal authorities, | al : white and blue; vé and no little eredit is due Post- Be: . = office Inspector James Doran: S Be | pretty new styles; 1ze Montgomery continues to maintain 6 to 20 years. silence and had nothing to say other than ‘You got me.’”’ “ ° . . Girls’ Rowe Two Arrests in Connection With : ie: Gingham Dre Case Made in St, Louis. , : : 4 $1 95 Following the disappearance ef : 4 | ; A. H. Montgomery from Baltimore, , | Also Chambrays fc William LL. Cunningham was ar- | ' 7 school; made with an rested in St. Louis. Cunnitnghar. ‘ ‘ . ; witheus bloomers in» a former resident of this city, had HIS is the most.drastic reduction that we been a business associate of Mort- 4 : ‘ em ae : some smocked. Sprix gomery, At the time of his arrest. have taken In a long time. It 1S just before ‘ | tg 14 years. , ste odagi sing A ae inventory time and this sale price is designed ak J = Cee rranen maid were on srr 3 "2\I1 to anickly reduce stocks. Every Suit inthe Qaim Po was awaiting them. ¥ > \, a :. Another St. Louis arrest in con- lot should sel] In One day. . : : E. q Clearance of Girls nection with the case was that of . | | i j Former $15, $16. 75 August Schlessing of 6201 Spald- . : F es - ing avenue, a fevenee efflas tane: Men who need Suits for everyday business . a : — and wool Dresses ® | ager for Montgomery. Schlessing s ; ‘ : | Me 4 W inter fun was the author of a pamphiet “On|{|. Wear or young men in college, will find this . F © Girls’ Shor Making Money,” and it developed , . eo. that a “sucker lst’ of some 6000 a remarkable opportunity to buy a good Suit ® - St. Louisans had been used in mall- , ° . ° . | , 4 3 18 on] for health folks ing matter, advising the recipients at a mere-fraction of the regular price. a e Bo S y eee to invest their savings in a pgal , ‘a % which was to pay profits of 3% ie | ; to 10 or 18 per cent a month. The Not all sizes in every style, but a full range } | | a Clear n That’s why millions Use nothing but a 9 : ete of sizes in the selling. Sale starts promptly es 4 Overcalll Montgomery was interviewed by . PY ° ? + a Post-Dispatch correspondent aturdav ornin at 9 o’cloek. Lifebuoy on their skin in winter (Venue Mexico city!” He ia||] DAttrday morning he had been in Europe and in . Cuha since leaving the United HILDREN are careless. Wet feet skin in winter, Its pure oils of palm PAnte. tte eerery, returned. te and hands, ora sweaterthrown fruit and cocoanut cleanse with- oet:-wan soreten at te kaa For Saturday, We Win Ofter Choige of a Clear ance of 1928, was arrested in J.os Angeles off when the body is glowing from out removing'the natural skin oils. | and taken to New York. He gave Large Group of 3 ; “fy bond, but failed to appear for his ? Ma omnes are itd to lower resist cag i be fe Lifebuoy keeps SOM fy 4 ‘ | Men’ S $31 iw to $39. 75 MEN S SHOES © That's why it’s doubly important smooth. | <i om | FIVE BARRELS OF SUPPOSED ‘Dp. eld in winter to get rid of the germs. Use Lifebuoy (i za WHISKY FOUND IN Pas OVERC 6, ATS (; en teen are ave high SB “8 Doctors constantly warn tokeep and get through | \ —— ) ¢ , Fi , di te 7 hands clean as a protection against the winter with- Wt ! helt Ouse avenue Heke Ges” ke. . $ Ezs : and Oxfords of short lines and disconti™ For °.% .) oud colds or worse, Becau ie ah gallon barrels of gupposed whisky models. Pe se, Because most germs out chapping re nj in A room on the segend floor of ‘ td gh the nenee fromtouching without a cold. eh eS the bullding, after extinguishing a mein Fs ‘ ® Your prompt attention may mean ¢ hi or people y ON alae. small blaze’ caused by an overheat- E are all-Winter-weight Overcoats, and al- savings, : 4 CPry ; d il a . M . ’ ‘ £ J Lifebuoy Health Soap gently but ei TE | Sak wpuned taneae Tie aera though in broken size ranges, all sizes will be surely removes germs. Its creamy, ( Ritts i the whisky. found in the sale, ineluding styles for both men soothing, antiseptic lather is a safe, AGN aOR Vin Virgil Hanover, whe occupies the and young men, $8 to $10 Shoes $6. 50 will, 008 first floor, denied knowledge of his everyday protection, } ¥ saan & neighbors or thelr business, ° Polise A special grou of regular $19.75 Over- And it’s wonderfully kind to the : , ane learned from the real estate com- coats offer an é@r niordtnery $10 . FA ‘4s gqpenteterianeeiey= a ne entpedie PARSER ENON wh NO Bem “- oa reuetinnting. - se eh Ce ee Wwe ret Fg 0 ae OA ae IRL ME YM MTR t te (SP retnenneeen ~ pany in charge of the property that s the upper floor had been rented py value at aA man giving his name.as John Men's Clothing Shop—Second Floor USE LIFEBUOY A WEEK AND _ YOU'LL USE LIFEBUOY FOR LIFE Muto, last October, but were unable ; it: : Men's Shoe Shop—Gecend Floor. | 2 é to obtain @ description of the 3 a - on pepmiaiatiaies ee mae | MOH a = . —es Wh "ees oP Se ee ee ha Oe. ‘ Tig tiiedti, abi oe hinlee ak ES . z 5 Oris - ti PGBS. oO Q ade - , "4 - R = .. y wf : s! PS nope ‘ i Pe RE Be kere? El SaeR iS res ty RO 53 ek Le cok ee ee eT ee ae ee ue : : A mmeiciitaa cateleeaons , ee ee a 53 ae » oe LS 2 esenvancspeche a hate A Ramdely Reese Lahbter seh ers oe war reese ere Pas LY ; ag ne tN An Dritaecnthenai mle ent Coat at nn he eons Seacrest ae E os - ate a ecieeceeek bttstte acvgnme ad oe ~ . ose sah ape icattars. mo ; : , pomere ees - —" US - si ei a eee ane = : “* a Sn ent

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NE Tee, CELT ER. : ay : z “ > ry mee * 25 at = 4 Bs ‘ Fra ea . 3 — FRID AY, AS MRY. 23, 1925. I “Pla er Rolls, 39¢ ae ee Ge ee = = vee — = = 4 : | Ww? have Sas wes Or'3 for $1. 00 | Vandervoort’s Weak End | , ee Ch are . : Ee Ale pret were Pikes tates including such popu- ; | Candy Sp ecials TERS en N Accoy te ’ - Jar numbers as: : = | | . Socata SY achat hy Bao Od Pe ] Pout’ 50¢ - 2 Pouae 95¢ i 3 » choco : “Lane of Drearis” “Those Eyes Divine” Ant apres ma raga roll, ‘tallow pecans, AUTO ACCIDENTS Player Rolls Shop—Sixth Floor. — ; Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30: Saturday,9to6 - Olive and Locust From Ninth*to Tenth ae athe Candy Shop—First Floor | Lad Is Fatally Injured Run- e-~-[nventory Clearance Safes | === a cana ee And Important Selling Events of New Spring Merchandise DRIVER OF Canes HELD FOR INQUEST Pinta to “oe. % . 2 = ~ pS aE ROO . OF a EL LIES ROO : Introduci ot: Advan —— mo. iM Regularly 85c and $1 = fade yoda ce Spring Mimi Just shichied- -Adloinens Spring Models in a Special Several Persons Suffer Remarkably Low Prigh| | Women’s Heather | | ill Fractured: Skulls in I Sale of “New” Sports Frocks |... Hose “Neto” fl capeigeee $ 7 6: 95 settee ct wets £5¢ 1 BEOUSES ~ purchase offering substantial savi ith h ‘ EAD. ig es ve Just Received Oliver Yiisinee 6 of 2218 South Aisle Tables—First Floor. Fourth street. SILKY STRAWS $ 4: 95 Patrick camarananins old, 4868 NOVELTY BRAID@H | Aiea} a COMBINED | Lote / eae fi Spor . eee Shop— Women’s and 2 — 4 2 see | he Vee [NO econd F . Bs Ge : aH 43% otor Cycle Patrolman Joseph” SILKS & CREP S Bed > loor.* — | Children’s Gloves Re SY ae Seurehg. 33 gonee old, Oomeeiial Cote Brilliante avenue, fractured . 3 : ANNE om he : ! Rae eR of brain. : T Alle, f7 bie’ LANNEL a Jersey Sports’ Frocksthat _ Oe ores P : “ nte a Gene ee is Peter Demet 66 oicen eae t | & prem SY y Se : sn : 1th new neckline. re BES Re Enright avenue, fractured skull. newest, most at , (HAE. pee are unusually attractive, featuring | u ’ ® 1 wr Bits Wee | . ° Of Re lar 1.50 to $6.00 Grades Mrs. Lottie Dennis, 28 years old, Ne many new Spring style tendencies and the, saad 4 ne a odels-—of the m@ aN =| q ¢ lovely high sport shades smart for Spring. é 256 | 50c 95¢ 410? luavighe, Jepeaainnaa that were madam : ' eas s 2 i LOVES from our Mrs. Florence Yuronis, 24 years = HaCTESS ee Fee A\ own stocks that have becom = ‘ ; aloe . |. lee All as desirable for immediate wear, as pdeteed nnd. colle’ tn haméitder au, haccelandk. 7 \ Os, RO many e r ice. ; é ‘ eo aoe | \ or § stances mended, are offered at these low price “ | a i\s | Dp , | eh Ae es he t r Spring. groups for quick disposal. Variety of different ¢ In white or tan crepe de Joseph Yuronis, 21 years old, Benton, [ll., lacerations of throat. ; 14 N styles, colors and lengths in kid and capeskin. ~~ | é' chine, with colorful peas- 5 14 17 » a: Aisle Tables—First Floor. : : ant stitch embroidery Joseph Jones, years old, - 1Zes to 42. umerous smart straight ' | .’\ \\ band trimming fagoted Lafayette avenue, fractured skull, line models for your selection. Spléndid ~ : on; shirred cufts, : Mrs. Laura Murphy, 47 years cM, 3402 Washington boulevard, frac- 0 | values at this special price. - Collar and Cuff Sets | tured ribe and internal injeries. , | , . e iniaet “Se , | George Malloy, 46 yeags old, 7 AT) IK he. ee mpette; Apparel “Ghgds-Seceng. Freer. | NEW shipment offering great vari- ) 4633 Morganford road, fractured | 50c + arm and ribs. F ety in pique, printed cottons, net and lace combinations in white, ecru and Lawrence Hamilton, 5 years old, ocust From Ninth to Ten , a wt =) | he Sou plaid effects. Buster Brown and boat styles. . ame aE kw negro, 2231 6st. Charles street, a Neckwear Shop—First Floor. Another new printed fractured *skul! and internal in- / ff | [a : crepe model in an exotic ome? iif ut juries. ' Spring design, th sleeve, es & gn, wi Oliver, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Extraordinary Special Purchase and trasting color. A very (eaeweaetee Mrs. Arnold Vogeler, 2212 South smart Blouse. “: : Fourth street, was run down and fatalfy injured by an automobile ..s ‘Sale of Misses’ New Fur-Trimmed Coats | |,. ¢2zv-7"., | |[Sessseeess Tailored Tuckin and - Over- yette School, two blocks west, at | | § t 5 % ae blouses, $1.95 1 p. m. today. New Plaid Skirts | | a 3 “New”? city hospital. ‘The river, ors $4.95 to $7.95 . || um AUD an ¢ Regular $65, $75 and $95 Coats ; he SF, Ff. A his Digs fi | HATS fbody was identified by his father, LAITED Skirts on an under- hful ‘ NES Bal en shoge jer ie +44 ~~ on: a ; waist; in new Spring, high-col- ADE of fine suede-like fabrics, on smart, yout ‘Fi *, Ri i/ ie | Saturday Special dl 9 ae att adentens oan ored sports plaids: eae to 36 straight lines with large collar, cuffs and all-around ?... Aid|: PB nd ys A taieaher panied to bane nee vears border of fur. Mhoice of beaver, squirrel, natural fox squir- — Ad RS J / $f 00 driving « Hudson or Eatex cnt + ageaige : h shades, brown and black. > Ak f F . oy Sg. yc Girls’ N Cw ‘*Bonnie ere epenee in eee es ost, “3 " ee Se Fi | : Cote Brilliante avenue, secretary Brier’’ Blouses Pe oa S Bee * r of W. C. McBride, Imc., at 6:15 p. . % 4 a : c . esterday, Lavi Ww at- $1.95 $2 95 $3 95 | i Pere oN Gloria, Swanson Poke pon cg to fens Easton avenus iat ae , . . : Ces wade of faille silk with blue at Euclid avenue. English broadeloth ( wee i ? N ~ 1 D : dt Ga a facing plaited. moire rib- Lavin was thrown sevétal feet, / : : | | , 1SS@sS CW pring resses i be ees bon on brim; jeweled pin and the driver, who was going | | . i ob ae in front. west in Easton, slowed for a mo- tailored Blouses in tan, white and blue; very £ Seti | : | SEEM / . ment, only to feloniously speed pretty new styles; sizes mu Bagh! Tipe | | $ $ Tee Dy 3 away north in Euclid. Witnesses . ’ Pabey oe Hehe an d . Be Bik : b h mbe 6 to 20 vears. irihengy ht : ef pipers dN) 5 age fe the first ; ~e _— rs of £ * bw meal af ig Bal oP ay aoe \C) tin cense are ‘ n was rium. His skull. was fractured. Girls’ New ab on ne pri sila sibail fori installa Sa neg Feed C) iy taken to Missouri Baptist Sanita- Gi : charming new models nave j 1 ng m no 4 —— BN 7, ye _—— \ i\ 4 N in the fashionable new kasharaine, in printed crepe and in : ; % ) Pen yun evecionn Joseph : \ | A) ' floriswah wash silk. Of course, in the smart natural and high ‘Chic Cloche of . Murphy, 82, and three others were band and collar in con- Also Chambrays for shades. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Attractive for immediate and | hairbraid straw with injured at 10:30 p. m., when Mur- school; made with and vari-colored. feather phy, in pursuit of a speeder, tried boulevard without bloomers in many pretty styles, Misses’ Shop—Third Floor. acpi sts nasi na tate anaes ieee His some smocked. Spring colors. Si ) and into Sarah street. ‘ 14 years. — Bicpwetiy: : | chine struck Peter Dennis, 384, y : - 4107 Enright. avenue; Dennis’ wife, Lottie, 28, and-her son, Clearance of Girls’ Coats, $12.75 Yip, , Vi . = : Archie Nichols, 12. - Former $16.95 to $19.75 girls’ and jun- | Juvenile Size Buy Your Eden at Yimu, "Fae Souths Quake bomvueh. ane aae iors’ Winter Coats. Or, mua Ww d b V d rt’ ea Seamed : ; =e ; Missouri Baptist um, suf- Clearance of Girls’ Dresses, $11.9 _ | aradrobe andervoor;t s Z ering trom @ vente Geuieuneien: aaa Former $15, $16.75 and $19.7 — . : f * nks go © Two self-draining tubs will be given a Matron’s Hat in others were tahem'fe city hospital. vet and wool Dresses for carte nad a t Ser ) ty. ; free with each new Eden Washer parsers meh as. and ht was 4 ro te mes ne a A Ww e an i0rs. | Sp ecial This offer ends Saturday, January 31st. faille eflk with charm- » ave Shape tacerated. ® ; ‘ ing feather band. Electric Shop—Basement,. Millinery Shop—Third Floor. Eighteenth street, at 8:15 p. m., collided with a coupe being driven Boys— HIRTY-SIX inches high, well made and 4 ™ Electric Curlers , + dew: Rees sero. tonya 24, cf Spring wear. covered with a substantial hard fiber. ( ‘TAKEN from our stock Benton, TIL, who was accom Yuronis’ right shoulder was fra:- Ww oO drawers and wardrobe section for Cl - eed prs children’s or doll’s gar- Icy-Hot Lunch Kits where it-sells regularly $3.2 / ande oort Girdles earance of Bo ments. Re ular $3 50 $4 nd ed a hi V V , and h husband was cut . ys’ | Toy Shop—Basement. ak ath ; & ly . for = offer _— Made by , mn the throat. low price for this week only. ‘ i Over coats, $15. 75 P. Ss. —Doll’s Dress Trunk, with one Complete § qT - 95 the manufacturers of Universal brand - Special Boy Seriously Injured. F tray. 20 and 22 inch sizes. and guaranteed for one year. Joseph Jones, 6, son of William ormer $18 and $20 A 7 $2. 75 AS a pint-size vacuum bottle Electric Shop—Basement, Jones, 217 Lafayette avenue, was Overcoate in all around 4 cold for 24 hours to 36 hours for keeping liquids hot or 4 if | ' — ; sizes 3 to 16 : : Also ample space for a substantial ' f se | Pp years. lunch. ~ ance O B | ¥ First Floor Tables and Small : NON - LACING Leather Goods Shop—First Floor. % Girdle of SHOES 4 Lal ' ce of Boys’ ” [XeePey ~ Re pink silk broche avenue, at 6:20 p. m., Mi | : fT ai | Suits, $15.75 ) —s 2 Zt D At with Wiha? den. | Murphy, 47, 3402 Washington, was ns offer values seldom! (ey Former $18 and $20 aig a gti imaeg ncluded are high Shoes \q | } |) Suits with extra knick- (a Ae. Paty SSS a Te | pairs hose sup- t lines and discontinued | y ~ pep sizes; 7 to ‘yy - / Fountain Pens and | * ee porters. Sizes 27 : . = For Men or Women Pencils 20-5. ation may mean decided , / | - Glearance of Boys’ | Cowhide Suitcases | £27 Schoo or Busines | American Vacuum | 4 $2:95 : | weaters, HEAFD®R, Waterman, Wahl or c | n ers (fe Former $7.50 and $8.50 Slipover Sweat- ly $17 and $18 Sys 4g SS oe ca a Se Girdle a | al ers in plain and combination colors; roll Regular y $ | $ ae ae eg to $35.00 FLOOR samples of $55 Clean- $ 3 6 — pocorn Se e ge ra te Be Pee 6.50 Shoes q ; | collar; sizes 12 to 18 years, ROWN or black cow- Ever-Gharp Pencils, silver one in perfect me- 5 ; | | nate Cont ner Syeeenes. y| 4 g 5 plated, ‘ $1, $1.50, $2 dhenieal eoutifion: Offered at Bandeaux at 75c . 3 ’ uses—S oice of 24 to 26 inch $ 4: 6 5 7 Boys’ “‘Bell’”’ Blo pecial, 95¢ tam Cloth aed with ehirt fold in lia. | ~Ver-Sharp Pencils, sterling this price only while they last, and sold Megs se materiel ~s daintily trimmed with sizes Regular $1.20, wo ag" and $2.00 madras Strongly made for packing or expressing. Ser auaep Pencils, gold Fgh Ye } on special terms of $1 down and the re- | Corset peti ah, Floor. | ond Floor. and Oxford Blous es; 7 to 14 year sizes. Both simee at this special Saturday price. filled, $3 to $6 |* mainder in small monthly payments. Bo Sho a Luggage Shop—Basement. Stationery Shop—First Floor. Electric Shop—Basemen hop—-Second Floor. er rete >

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a Sie * 5 ee eae S a * Fig. 30 age We s eRe Se ro ee ge en - — a aE es Ae er - pgm | as, ETT A. pp eae gad . Saye co eee Ry as ae we, ore —* 5 ws - ¢ oe = ’ ie ah a im pee y tte, 3 4 rk eee ee “Say i :" .* A Yu a 1 ee oe aah ie eo as Piet A 3 fa E ee oars > ee - ie agar ss a by ‘ e = Re? fed sige ihe , * > - > . - ~ » ¥ - ; 2 ‘ n o~ ; . F re > a : a 4 cs : : ( capil j ae. 24 : te. Ps - ; > aa _ : ~~ =~ Oe ST ~ — - o mx = — 4 = 4 war te oo? Ser > CN grt ee ae a POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and Piccgt . “ ad er ee > Vee eee F — , 3 3 , a cae ei tad ; no 4 apa, — Se - Shu oe ae ove x , yor Ae Le a ee ee ee ee ane NeaRet ee a4 Ao Fee 4 : : - St eset Bor ep — fe seek a As p Daal e a é po : a: : ae - STLOUIS PoST-piSpaTcH ie Pall — innate A eee . . oposition because he believed | 5 hou .that the best procedure would be/ this proposition f “Golden Rule” Fund 129,388. | which was observed throughout tr | TER ANN) KER to convoke a new conference with | the two problems were inseparable. ; dente : moki the NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—AboutiUnited States aaa by the ‘opium smoking clearly on, | 129,388 i the Seas "ieee ale Navienel Golden. Rule Com | Lord Cecil told Porter he had not | , uU ( | } S fund on “Gold .. ¢ 100 at its ginal meeting. ‘looked favorably on the proposal | . olden Rule Sunday,” |o , Never —————— of some of the smaller states to ad-. —_—_—_—— ; Se a _ ‘journ the conference for about a | 4 colds ° st § — - - : 99 | ' ‘year, but said his decision on this No. 99 | eC "a a éé W ITY | point was not final. .He asked the’ pleasant Homoeopathic treatmest | _ : eS : BANK ITH : jA merican representative to remain | | % , F | rif Fillers for vacuum ° e and complete the narcotic drug | a a | size and imported kim ; At Your Convenience ‘convention, leaving the question of | : = | perfect. 3 for $1.00. opium smoking for further treat- | One young lady at the University of Se M | . , ° Ment in the future. Porter declined | | : Missouri finds inspiration for her Open Every Day to American Says He Will Re- | — : : poetry in her pet elephant made of ; ——=| turn Home Unless There |. DAWSON OPTICAL CO. felt—“Gersrude” is an orange ging- peers ae | , : ham pup that everybody lo nd "serena amen — " : Is Radical: Change in there are many other students at this 9 Situation. | i | famous~school that have queer toys : for ‘pets as you will discover when you read the Post-Dispatch Sunday ‘THINKS HIS PRESENCE | ~ a a) . Se) ) ale | IMPERILS HAGUE PACT | y taal Get the BIG SUNDAY goss began fama ad 80 |. Df POST-DISPATCH Large Declines to Attend Sub-| "Riteea!: Pag we , 4 | lt Sets the Pace! a) a ——— ———_ ee ee er ee et ID we - “ we owe om - ORD fut Sil A OTE GR . 2th i eeemees tie x 2 a 3 nan, . ~ se es te cite ore 3 . ; y an J Ce : one | —_—e — —s ee fe apn te on sa - a. Boheme’ » 2 . . ’ > i . aie ’ o sa . . . wer a _ ‘ PL es. ~~ So ee et ee ee , i a a eee aah a or reve. : s ’ : ~ > . - ssi me: {> eas ta 7 ae So ee ee ee Se eed ‘ 4 “ Rtridye pene ui Sea me. ay ti. ot fe - ab . ‘ abot! 4 nite yore"? . . ed Fo pate gnc: MCP EAL cine ahi, ¢ OO oe - ‘ noe tt oe are Sue miec’ Seed Rate A alee Amanda, 2%, ott . ae ea . 2 pe ” > elas ‘ . . vets a eee es A eee - ree a dbs ‘i we ; oes + ae ge ~ ~ . ty ~ var Py «= atin ter Hela re . A aie R= oe tytn aN Ril SO ct SR + AR wile. 8 mereka oa Rein: Ao Eee a ‘ he gh Se i = SOE PON. sv erent Pabst tye ue 4 =e a on * : “ tlie. s¢ kk mwt os : 1. _ military authorities in the Prov- ince of Pukien had beheaded 200 : Offering Many Unusual Saving Opportunities—All Directly Resulting From Our Dominance in Buying ~ | Christian Chinese farmers be- | : : . fa cause they refused to grow | @ Those who find it most convenient to inspect and choose on Saturday. from the offerings of this remarkable event, will find feature pum. —: 7 groups of unusual attraction. Furniture of new and beautiful design—and of strong, solid workmanship—the kinds to make“hom x The missionary added that. | ) 64 : , | . F . . - By . st although the Chinese officials the charming and livable place that it should be. And every group offers proof beyond question that this is the opportune time to invest™ , . : q . . 4 ee roby aatet in Furniture. Deferred Payments and Future Deliveries May be Arranged ee ae Ma Pe ya Hentai tie —_ % . 4 > iy - , ee meeting was held today between | te - } . Se . e ~ ‘— - “. Py - , . - . c 2st f — ~ . o : a Representative Stephen: G. Porter. ae », 452 c, te peg t. ‘ a Or, Cor Saee OCe = of the United States and Vis en — Bebe pans ae ae SIERO Ae aly JI aR PIER. aehanaeats, “¥e Bie ye: -apehenteande Louls XVI period Suites, made . T hee ‘al ~ aete pene . Chairs that express dignity | Cecil of Great Britain, in 4n at- according to* Our own “Trigi: | = 1 i te 3’ & buse ‘ > as neon 4 line—and are 3 tempt to save the opium c)nfer- specificatior finished in dull | be “Aya 2 es ye 5 ee oa 1 ia a ee eee ee i jini , ; -_ : dining rooms. Finished — dull walnut, and upholstere@ colorful, long-wearing : ence from a breakdown Porter said that unless Ser ‘ ‘Are han + 2 Ain lus 2 = 7 e ? is* iis Ciiane & ree sa’ ee « . V its r ; a - Ven Ss . turn to the United States i ee ae ke Card Tables = oer. a oa a ne ‘ $325 Value $2.25 Value 7 tinued presence would imperi! the : | 69 | ; sic as mK > Seta Dd , $ 2 ai @ Small oval-shaped, 14-& Hague opium convention,” Porte: Comfort. harmony of line and quality of construgtion— —. oe gold Watches of a smart . | said. ; = OO. . o Clee - le Porter and Viscount Ceci! every requirement that should be filled in living-room fur- ay fitted _ Faves: - *~ 4 oat . PU TLL TU a | _-. . . . + . . m > ° ™? . aw ~ i £ — - "ea rmovemen 3, we . cussed whether the cont Stately Suites of the new goth: niture—is perfectly met im thesé Suites, which we offer so | Many hostesses will want am | eral of these Tables—so aGm 2 fancy dials. A suggestion ft 7 io oi ila hs styl finished in richly grained Po oy | ee how 7 } jew + = . Ing , ; should adjourn and whether a joint ra iptgtee ete ten Lge pot > Sapa economically. Th 3 include davenport, chair and wing tageous is the February @ y uation gifts. commission should be appointed or et, oblong table chair, with beautifully earved bases and upholstery of plain price. They are “Queen” iam : : - " a . a . . ‘ . - m ‘ ee _ , . . > PE EOL ESR . five chairs and an armchair—- | or figured mohair with velour sides and backs. By all with green imitation : er | ee = a a tops and nickeled eOrage a : / ** a . r - ? HvuULeHnH ; Ibta iTi- ; . ~ a) . J nd ; - 1 came more precarious vésterday sustproor thgougnout Votain ' means inspect this group Saturday . ans Separate Sets | ble separate!s ihn 9 8A ERSTE, eee Strong and easily folded than the day before due to HERE tock He ? | M h J = ¥ the failure of the American _ E a on 2 aetae ss. adecemie : | Secretary Desks 1 Og Counters delegation to take part in assigned to draft th AunRctIONS OF $50 VY j ‘ 7 . the central board of control whic} “F a Pa | ae : ' f — ~E Special ar : : | . bd ¥ oo Ad ~37? ote — . , > ‘ 9 —s , ‘ ; .° will supervise the t ie in’ naz - . eS + sono | | fe () : st z 2 - a : ’ 7 , : : ‘ >” 7 2 cotic drugs. . di, , P) - | vo j »; on } : J a ‘ : we | - ? s ~ ‘ y " : : . , , : q - Edwin Neville of the American Van - 2 P 77 = ~ a ' P ° 7 " 7 > . ; rn er + 2 2 | a ? Tz _— ; . * lk. : " if possible he situatio St. Louis’ Smartest Hats at Our Special Price of To see these Hats is to want one—they’re different, new and so very, very smart. Hundreds of delight- ful New York styles—many adapted from origina! Paris creations. Of all the new straws and fabrics in the correct bright shades and black. See them Sat- urday. (Second Floor.) Continuing This Great Sale of $55 565° 585° | ow Shoes SACRIFICED AT STRAPS PUMPS TIES IN BLACK SATIN TAN CALF BLACK SUEDE PATENT KID COLORED SUEDE Bete esses ae 2 ee a ~ Some of the bers were inclinea to i mittee Beautifully designed piece that combines the usefulness of desk ie ; and bookcase with unusual ar- the problem of opium smoking ir 2 ae m orm tistry. Finished in mahogany, the Far East | SA ed, Be and having convenient drawer @ So often do ,count+ ceme lost that Mah Jon votees will be pleased t absence as a form tain these complete = ee : cluding 100 red, whit Emerging from the meeting. a i} ne , : 4 | space Ideal for ‘livin room ~ Sateainhe ms : , ; : = Nietaiens > and yeilow coins—a si Uetierear Mom i; Pure an e ‘ 7* , : : standard racks. eis in whose Far-Eastern PISS CSSLOTLS . : +n , opium smokin prevail ‘a Co lI Ch 7 es 2 pe >. j SS = LUT LOK = reévaiis. said: ee “This ts impossible. We actually XWe all's OO Be Suit eS ‘ , refuse to be whipped into line thi a + . way.. I have recommended to my $85 Value chief that we go home.”’ $ $ Thinks Commission T seless. Off ered Porter told Lord Cecil that -he OF. oéeea Plan for appointing a joint com- pears nt seni airs th br lew comfort mission from the present and ear- ——a a ee oe he 2f rT? Mwcin te ‘lier conferences to discuss he oe tee aiank ae aa 5 ac So widely known is the excellence of Kroehler-made Davemy ok the fashionable taupe shade that harmonizes with sc peal sneinie eiinih. Splendidly Suites, that many will be pleased to choose them in this posed by some of the delegat As many modern living roems, is the upholstery of these three-p: built and upholstered in mo- tive style—at a saving so extremely pronounced. De | g a means of saving the 7; sides of velour. Davenport, chair an: hair or the fashionable tapes- opening t@ full-size bed, wing chair and chair—upholstered - E Odd Lots of ierence, vas not : Ut t itortabie s0UCde cushio 1s. Try _ > »~* | , s Pe A vs tad s ~ i t = a > . ‘ n aes oP Y ats * > Seas ) Ler Sy habeas , b. - ei ve ~~ : : + Bia hit a " , aa Oia 0) nd aes fsa bashes ud - - . t Paes tps "ee R b vag iby” |, - ° 4 ‘ wa SP * ‘ 7 _ % . aes, a : . aa Daa : thea - ty ‘ Sa raw ees Ly, ated oon 4 Ce ae ~ eee ea! ee VAL eee f Be eis aie. Cabo, gel Or Tp + “ee } BLES TO aaeen wa : aaa set alata. sin bee ve topo ay OMe he Me aye et nek vig hotly = 5 , Sarabintong ws ; . ’ pr : 4 ifs ay a : +e! oxi) Sutin nt by weg aly + vena s 4 Nd eel ed tees na “aaa & en 8 i aed i : , Aine S sale . ats A 2 : AER REC Oe , r mas an “~ ‘ F mee 4 saretiietgiene “ eere ere 5 Ate Am Sra dewalt Wanye gin ‘ AT Me he OR Arp RRR MRE . - . ety AS NOG REP UNCSONTA Pah A RIL A ARIELLE LE LLONNILOIE O commie “ Pr # problem of opium smokin %. 4 = " 29 ker” "ela - ‘ Loose cushions Baker” velou me Americans Porter considers ; Plan unsatisfactory and us : e . 7a 4 e a a Si a aes Renta : a ee ee ad Panos ‘ oS % ae ‘ — J ~ ai ————— i _ 7. : a ie GEMMden vexremmting tos Bedr Suites Mohair Suites the commission representing § 1! Cc I oom O we _ = _— = 4 : ~ Gaeistiben. antes to the ane $400. Value >| | | * $350 Value , official.standing. owing to the con- a} | - zs - ) ._& tention on the part of many coun- jf (Te | o | i ; 3 : a tries that the present conference dD | ae | i S| $ * 4 has n6 competency to discuss Opiuin 2 Q 5 y Ja Porter expressed the opinion Suites produced by a renowned | aL LY | . , : hi Two-piece Suites of gems 4 and tan or gunmetal ¢ maker—and embodying a-high | Fa RS = fe | ! distinction and the mot ® 4 to 2 im the lot—a standard of workmanship. Fin- > ' S@ ; et | during construction—davenpe 3 worth Inspection. ished in 5-ply walnut, including | © Zz _ otis: af and chair. with carved a x bed, dresser, wardrobe and van- t ; “ =f : moses and halfr fillings and ™ ; —— it bh a bh a ta « - = ‘ie tee. Ghemtene te versible tapestry and by teriors. Obtainable separately. ronal : ’ =” . 2 . ' , 5 4 = mon fs = = =s ; “ a , Dining Suites |~ —— - Se ee ee = Velour Suites ssooVawe | 400 Dining-Room Suites © szasvae Ae 5 | ; Offered in This Event at ee $ E | The correctly designed period furniture used so suecess- q ag a 2 most | fully by modern decorators is splendidly exemplified in Three-piece living-room es . J nit —— He ti- ‘¥ ° = if - : é are fully Getigned Suhes of cu | these Jacobean Suites—with their unusually imteresting de- including davenpeort, chair ten . . ; : . : : pieces—buffet. china cabiner | *#il. They are finished in dull walnut, with solid oak in- rocker—all with a 7 tt that have sanitary fillings § serving and oblong tables, five | teriors, and include 72-inch buffet, china eabinet, oblong a Bnet we ap chairs and armchair—thesxe } 7 aa ik ster esata 1@se last ofa with tapestry seats. Obtainable of taupe velo mt a separately. effective pattern. All Style Heels wore PRT Ree SBS ek Bis? Ties Bs and serving tables, five chairs and an armchair. Built by expert craftsmen—and obtainable separately, if desired. —— eee FAMOUS ~BARR . Ai he Sap Mins 9 web Sizes 242 to 8, AA to C ey at vas rx Ware as aaalaces MES gras ay * Hundreds of St. Louis women attended this great sale and found exactly what we said we were going to sell—bought many pairs and were satis- fied. We are wondering if you got yours. If not, come Saturday as there are still about 800 pairs from which to make selection. They are real bar- gains and you will want one or more pairs when you see them. eis ire aia try toe We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ah ree’) e Wp ee a oe oe ¥ 7 the. zene Leeap Ws? aR ey mo. cha) pes) Fuse ee ee ee me en ee ee ee

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* % : a ; ~ he > : Ea ee ~~ at SR OR EO TT NT EEE PE OI ate oat at deal Se > « CE ae. eee ae 4 y ey Sa ” es 2 7 *, wre , . : : - ie Ps by ie: 7 — oo” a il Ra ak See TEE ee vee ee ae ai * ' 4 The Daily’POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Re go> er 5a 4 a ers he 2 Tet = Hg $e OPER IE ee io a pa a er YEO RIO MESS FT » ? * mn ree : - en “yp ae air ee Peale ie & FS Rite ie al PaaS eee ee Sa eh Oe SS ee ee Pee ic ae Sd - t ts ee pas JANUARY. 23" 1995” ’ Rag. 'y sy en RIDAY, “JANUARY 23, 1925. - ety ra Vacuum Bottle Fillers Value. OC - BEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 10:& 18 O y S C Fillers for vacuum bottles—in the pint \ ‘ E | vos Segoe tor $4.00. a a | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in q | Cash or $2.00 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | Novelty Kid Gloves Special, $9.95 @Smal) lots of women’s $3.95 to $4.95 Kid Gloves, black. white and colered, with newest style fancy cuffs. All of excellent quality. Main Fiour pe ty COSTMAYFALLON. | Largest Distributors of Merchandise PROPERTY (WNERS t at Retail in Missouri and the West. | . | | Seer oe Under Provisions of City Sai Charter Lands Benefited Lovely Silks Featured in Girls by’ Public’ lngee Graduation Frocks Shall Be Assessed —Many Just Arrived—Priced CITY COULD BUY $10 824 ae @ White crepe de chine. and Georgette crepe . the smartest 60 Coats | 125 Dresses y of her - a) e of 4 = in ri : : : g Further Reductions and Regrouping Ac_ count for These Unusual Value-Giving “Specials” in Misses’ Apparel this —Making Choice Extremely Extraordinary on Saturday oys yhen day q@ Many of these garments will be suitable for Spring wear and all are in the modes Winter has most highly sponsored. Therefore, you can appreciate that an early choice from the following repriced groups means securing coat, suit and frock values that are decidedly extraordinary. Chherwinn, fae Bal - Assessment Is Mandatory Despite $5,000,000 Bond Issue for Work. Roshanara Frocks provide choice for Gradyation Day-—F rocks that will be chic through- out the Spring and Summer. Laces, han embroidery, ribbons, rosebuds PATCH ace! 50 Dresses rin Buying event, will find feature kinds to make “home” ppportune time to invest ighback Chairs - $75 Value S55 Mairs that express dignity in ery line—-and are a type ghiy favored for halls and ning rooms. Finished in ll walnut, and upholstered in lorful, long-wearing tapestry. Card Tables $2.25 Value $769 any hostesses will want sev- ral of these Tables ageous is rice. ith green ‘ps and rong and easily folded. 1 Suites of Kroehler-made Davenport fo choose them in thig attrac- bly pronounced. Davenport— and chair—upholstered with Mohair Suites $350 Value °225 wo-piece Suites of genuine Stinction and the most en- ing construction—davenport d chair, with carved bases, bes and hair fillings and re- ible tapestry and mohair shions. Velour Suites $225 Value °155 © aree-piece living-room Suites, luding davenport, chair and ker—all with loose cushions at have sanitary fillings. Up- Distered in a splendid quafity taupe velour—of-a new and yective pattern. Seventh Floor 4 DR ee eo a oer awe ea A OLE ILI IONE N EE TE EL OE IO NEE ag ET OTR SNRAREES 38 a ace See a WEE WAR, REE : Whim. iz Pan aoe ~ errr + 24 cee Cea Pho ee, _ ‘= ™ ’ - weet” « es» iv Originally $59.75 to $100 Choice Originally $115 to $150 Originally $35 to $49.75 at. .... 921.50 and other trimmings. in wrogks at $10: $12.95 to Frocks*in sizes 10 to 16 years. Sizes 10 to 14 $24.75 anil | Coats of distinctive styling with elegant furs on collars, cuffs and borders; sizes 14 to 50 Coats Originally $69.75 to $89.50 Daytime, dinner and evening frocks of many dainty and chic kinds and colors: sizes 14 to 20. vere?” ? ‘} etl 5 ‘ F . . ; aa " 7] tae ) tg 75 Dresses Originally $16.75 to $20 UU MET = ———=>= ‘7 ee — — mn i Am eit Handsome Winter Coats, with luxurious fur trimmings of various kinds; sizes 14 to 20. Daytime frocks of ®arious ailk and wool weaves; plain and fancy models; sizes 14 to 20. MUI, — ~ . 25 Suits Smart two-piece Suits as well as the much-preferred Ensem- ble costumes; originally $69.75 to $89.50,. offered now at 40 Dresses Ultra - correct frocks and gowns; mostly one of a kind: sizes 14 to 20. Originally $125 to $195, special at savings of ns Richly beaded frocks of vel- vet; also lovely models of silks and wools; sizes 14 to 150 Dresses Originally $25 to $39.75 at.-.....919.95 At Daytime and evening frocks of silks, Georgette and velvet: splendid choice; sizes 14 to 20. all ‘ 25 Coats Winter Coat Fashions that are extremely elegant—al!l with beautiful fur trimmings. Or- iginally $125 to $195, of-J fered at savings of Fourth Floer White Tailored Blouses —QOf Jean and Broadcloth—Priced $1.95 *° $3.50 Overblouses and Middies of white jean and broadcloth; sizes 10 to 18. White tailored Skirts of jean and broadcloth; sizes 10 to 18. Priced $2.50 to $3.95. Girls’ $12.95 to $19.75 Coats Jaunty sports models, a few \being trimmed with fur: sizes eli un Offered in two special $7.50 and $ 10 Girls’ $37.50 to $225 Fur Coats —various styles and pelts, now offered J at the extreme saving of 14-K White Gold Wrist Watches $22.50 Value 16% @€ Small oval-shaped, 14-k. white gold Watches of a smart type— 15-jewel jeweled crowns. and fancy dials. A suggestion for grad- Main Fleor fitted with excellent movements, uation gifts. Now Showing, in Attractive Variety, the Newest “Madge Evans” Hats for Girls —In Winsome Spring Styles—Priced From > to °10 @ Demure Pokes and girlish mushroom shapes lead the youthful modes for Spring—fashioned of taffeta, plaited silk or faille and visca combinations and the type of Hats the girls need now for all occasions. Ribbon and flower trimmings are most prominent, and only here in St. Louis are “Madge Evans” Hats obtainable. Feurth Fieor Separate Sets of Mah Jongg Counters Special at dC € So often do .counters be- come lost that Mah Jongg de- votees will be pleased to ob- tain these complete sets—in- cluding 100 red, white, blue and yellow coins—a size to fit standard racks. ain Floor An Opportunity for Women to Effect Unusual Economy in $2.25 to $2.65 Silk Hose —Of “Surety” and “Famous-Barr Co.” Brands @ These two popular makes of full-fashioned silk Hose are sold here exclusively and to obtain them at this special, price will please many. Lisle and silk top Hose are in the lot and Odd Lots of Girls’ Shoes $3 to $4 Values Special, = @ Sturdily built Shoes of patent and tan or gunmetal calf: sizes 6 lot—a group well Second Floor to 2 in the worth inspection. favored colors as well as black. All sizes. $1.50 to $2.50 Sports Hosiery Women’s all-wooi, silk-and-wool and cotton-and-woo!] in various colors many are clocked. Special at; pair. Hose Main Floor Women Will Find Unusual Values in This Group of $9.25 to $3.25 Glove Silk Wear 1008 Garments in All—Choice Saturday at...... O 5 @ Vests, bloomers and:step-ins of splendid weight and quality of glove silk—the majority of these garments are in flesh shade. Vests are in sizes 36 to 42; bloomers and step-ins most- ly in sizes 5 to 6. $3.45 and $3.75 Union Suits sleeveless Union all in knee | Children’s Union Suits Cotton-and-wool, knee-length Suits, with short sleeves, open front and open seat; gray shade and sizes 6 to 10. $1.25 to $1.50 values; special at Silk-and-wool, low-neck, Suits of well-known makes; length sizes 36 to 42. Charming Doll Light Frames Special Coiffure ™m 0 unted on wire frames. Our instructors will show you how to dress them with silks or other ma- terials purchased in this section. - Fifth Floor —— Special at Every Morsel Delightfully Flavored and Wholesome—in This. Special!! Assorted Candies Saturday 2 Lbs. the Lb. ... & for eg: '¥ —aetels ? Oop @ An assortment of some of the most popular sweets SH that our candy factory produces—Roman Nougats, Vanilla Buttercreams, Newtons, Log Cabin Rolls, Tutti- Frutti Puddings, Golden Layer Caramel and Cocoanut Pecan Goodies. 60c Chocolates —milk chocolate nougats, milk chocolate eclairs and dark chocolate nae 39c, ? vnxag 75¢ cherries: special, Ib. Par-Excellent Chocolates and Bonbons, priced the pound...........-++-$1.00 Our Popular Assortment of Milk Chocolates,-the pound.......cese...---80c ! 60c Nut Chips : | Crisp Butterscotch Chips with almonds, pecans, | filberts, walnuts, Brazils and cocoa- | nut; special, pound ; : nd ...-60c Our Homemade Candies; many favorite kinds, the pou e200: as sia * Suits or Overcoats $9385 4] Suits tailored in English, form-fitting or conserva- tive models—of durable and favored woolens—in sizes 33 to 46 stout. A variety of stripes, checks, mixtures and other patterns. Overcoats of heavy plaid-back woolen cheviot overcoating—with belt, storm collar and double- breasted front. Sizes 34 to 42. Men’s Two-Trouser Suits Special Saturday Well tailored Suits in popular styles for men and young men in stripes, checks, plaids and mixtures—featuring ap- $18 00 proved. colorings; sizes 33 to 40 chest; special Saturday. ° Boys’ Two-Pants Suits $10.50 to $13.50 $O Values @ Ideal for graduation and suitable for practical wear after the occa- sion, are these sports and pleated model Suits, with belt, full-lined coats and sturdy tailoring. In stripes, mixtures and other patterns. ‘Both pairs of trousers full lined. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Boys’ School Knickers Well made Knickers of durable fabrics in dark colored stripes and mixtures: full cut; sizes 7 to 16 years. Special Saturday, $1 39 + pair Basement Economy Store ~~} £ 4444444444444 444 44 464 4 4 4 4 b+ 4 + 4 6 bb ib bb bn bn bh i te hb he bb bh be heh te he he ete eee hee te rr”r”rvvrvrvrvrwrvvwrweveVYeYeYeYeYeYeYVeeYeeerrrrerereereererererereereeeerererrerrerrerereyeryrrwrrerrereerveeYeeeeYYY 1 =. byte o/\ Advanced Spring Styles Featured in This Group of New Silk Dresses @& @ q An exceptional group of 750 newly arrived Dresses—each one a value you'll appreciate at this special price. Dresses for sports, for after- noon wear and for evening; with short sleeves or fashionably sleeveless. Featuring the approved Spring silks. Sizes 16 to a Many in black and navy—also the new tones—bionde, coral, rust, cranberry, biuette, sheik, terrapin and crabapple. Basement Economy Store Wide Selection of — Trimmed Pokes A Group of 2500 Girls’ Dresses $1.00 Value mS oo @ crisp, new Wash Dresses of serviceable . smart styles— chambray, gingham or ~ bm Bake prints, in solid colors or —with trim- checks, with contrasting _ mings of flow- collars and cuffs, applique ers and novel or braid trimmings; 7 to touches, in 14 years. Spring Shades. Basement Economy Store » Special at y= @ Scores of a. rT TrT.,j,T=sTsT TT"... +. = =" j 7 TvTyefefeejksT, Tt erteT Ts" ',..* ." . . ™ DAALAL DD bb hb Dh ih hb hb bh bhi bb nb bbb bb bb ODD A AAA OS. SA ed ll le el = ye! ’ - ll ee ee ee eee i ei LL RD DD | _ | _ CR: TIO EE A I EN ce . Although the 1923 bond issue provided $5,000,000 for purchase of land for Memorial Plaza, it is pos- sible that property owners in the surrounding area, whose property may be held to benefit from the improvement, may have to pay part of the cost. This’ is because of a provision of the city charter which had not been called to public attention un- til mentioned yesterday by Associ- ate City Counselor Senn, chief con« demnation attorney for the city, who told reporters about it in an- nouncing his intention of filing a suit to condemn the land In Cir- cuit Court today or tomorrow. The provision is in Section Four. Article 21, of the charter, relating to condemnation or other damage of land for public pu in- cluding “public squares and. parks.” The clause reads: “For the pay- ment of all such damages the com- missioners shall assesa against all the lots or parcels of property or interests therein especially benefit-— ted by the proposed public work or improvement, separately, and in the name of the several owners thereof, the amount that onek such lot or parcel of property or er- est therein so assessed shall be specially benefited by the proposed public work or improvement, and against the city the balance of the damages over and above the afore- said special benefits assessed.” Action Is Mandatory. This makes it mandatory for the Commissioners who shall be ap- pointéd in the plaza condemnation to create a benefit district sur- rounding the plaza site, covering whatever area they think the tm- provement will benefit specially, and making assessment of a part of the cost against the property in- cluded. The city owns virtually four city blocks facing the plaga site, including the vacant lot where | benefit would be assessed the new courthouse is to be buflt, City Hall Park and the Public Li- brary block, so that‘ part of the against the city, or, in effect, wiped out ef account. Associate Counselor Senn 4e- clared that, although voters be- lieved the plaza would be paid fer entirely out of bond-issue money, and even though that fund might ’ ’ be sufficient, it will be necessary to .obey the charter mandate. There is one alternative—the city could acquire the land by direet purchase, without. regard to this provision, but the price of the land would probably be too high then. The condemnation suit to be filed covers seven city blocks and portions of two other blocks, as originally planned. The area in- cludes the six blocks bounded by Twelfth boulevard, Market, Pine and Fifteenth streets, the strip along the east side of Twelfth boulevard between Market and Chestnut streets (to connect the plaza with the courthouse site), and part of the block between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, running 600 feet south from Mar- ket street, for the Municipal audi- torium. Effects Other Project. In 1922 the City Plan Commis- sion estimated the cost of the land for the plaza, based on market values in the neighborhood, and city officials believe the accuracy of the estimate has beén verified by finding since in connection with the projected widening of Market and Olive streets. The plaza bond item carried an additional $1,000,- 000 for erection of a memorial building for St. Louis veterans of all wars. 3 The same charter provision would apply /to-the Union Station Plaza, another bond item, fer which $2,600,000 was provided, to acquire the land in two blocks, bounded by Eighteenth, Twenti- This is an item which has sot come up for active work yet. + © eth, Market and Chestnut streets.» _

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e* > Pa ee ah 2a i zal mpound”’ Right Up _ - eezing. The second and -tica | es usually break up the ae thirg tely and end all grippe misery. 2 ‘Pape’s Cold Compound’? is the ; ickest. surest relief xnown : ts only thirty-five cents at - 4 Contains gg § es. ipine. Tastes nice. insist upon Pape’s, Re cured by my Soothing, Gent] . No Danger. No Hospital. No Desa l pay you. FDEE BOOK Valuable te FREE Pile Sufferers C Office Hours 9-5 : Evenings, 7 to 9 Sundays. 10 to 2 ——71 = |S} ). | Sal ee } = & | = fe | Eig | IES IN SPRING | ij OUSES | T BLOUSES : ; a v is included. Tunics ff epe de chine innew- jf ts in “tiger” weaves ff Peasant Overblouses roidery. Misses’ and Floor. ECIAL! hread \ AP ix ; @ WHT, 5: 4 a [ ae the HY 7 if e : tA 4 i - / + J Ps : 4 # 4 a pes | mS } i ee , * a # a | } i y f i oy ii 3 7 4 a a p uy 7 - : i} 4 - k h - t! : + Fes be § A + 27 Years’ | EXPERIENCE! | Le, . ee ee ge “- SEEK AMENDMENT TO DRY ACT FOR SALE OF LIGHT WINES Fae oe ae ~—, a ge é oe es is Pac: ae mS : eS ee ee 4 OR “RRS OS oe, * we TURE TT GINS x FRIDAY, JANUARY 23. 1925. Pe i nal lr Go reer SSS = Petitions Being Circulated in City Favoring Drinks of Moderate Alcoholic Oontents, Petitions seeking the amendment ef the prohibition law to permit the sale of light wines and of mod- erate alcoholic content beer gre being circulated in St. Louis under the direction of C. R. French, or- ganizer for the Rational American League of Washington, D. C. The league, according to French, | POL LIP REIN DY I IE SI = . es a ay * ¢ aE: z a ios al * ite Be BT Par ies amet ae Bi Bit Sie I nai cn a ee TERE re rz rng eee = . la 8 -* - mB? z ° a eR es, has secured 4,000,000 signatures to the petitions which have been cir- Culated throughout the country, The petition points out that “g 70a Government and true temperance are seriously imperiled by the gres- ent conditions existing under the Volstead prohibition enforcement act and we respectfully petition the Congress of the United States to carefully study the facts and to so amend this act that we may see an end to the disrespect for law, Promiscuous crime, corruption . of publiec servants and other evils now existing. (At Brandt’s SIXTH ST. Shop Only) — KNOWN QUALITY down for quick clearance. grouping as a whole. opportunity. Straps, : Women’s $5.50 to $8.50 Straps, Pumps and Oxfords at SPECIAL CLEARANCE—QUEEN QUALITY Patents, Satins, Black Kid or Black Calf. this season’s selling. All incomplete lines at this mark- See special window display. a = Unusual Offering of Men's Knitted Vests Attractively Priced at $924 A PROMINENT manufacturer sold +r us his surplus stocks - at big concessions, and these Vests are offer- ed at less than the usual wholesale price. Knitted of Warwick, and other well-known kinds of yarn, They Lil will not stretch out of shape. All sizes from 33 to 4o. Shown in the newest styles, with four pockets, Solid colors, these models are very attractive. Boys’ Vest Suits With Extra Trousers—S pecial 1228 ESE Suits are ex- traordinary values —the result of a very © special purchase. They are tailored in English style, with mannish coats and straight vests. One pair of trousers is plain—the other pair in the golf style. Fash- ioned of excellent woolens in gray, and tan mixtures. All sizes from 9 to 16 years, Boys’ Overcoats, 20% Off . stripes, checks and plaids in the following shades: oe. entire atock of Boys’ Winter Overcoats is offered Tan Gray Powder Blue Green oh eg ‘Skoluy. Pen ca Jechie oa omg! ntl bag yi om Brown Heather Mixtures Many Others we ane nanes sheep-lined Coats and Mack- (Fourth Floor and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) g (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Ficer.) s . P ; ) 4 ‘taken a Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Men’s Slippers $1.95 Leather House Slippers in opera, Everett and Romeo styles with light flexible soles and rubber heels; in all sizes. . Men’s Shirts, $1.00 A lot of 1200 good Shirts, - om -regular steck, on sale at this low price. Made of woven and fiber-stripe madras, Oxford. and other desirable materials. Neckband and col- lar-attached style. Sizes 14 to I7. House Slippers, $1.69 Women’s one-strap House Slippers of kidskin with light- weight Fee turn soles and rubber heels; in all sizes. | Women’s Gowns, $1.50 Porto Rican Gowns of Fone quality nainsook, attractively hand embroidered and drawn in many different de- signs; some have dainty lace edge at neck and sleeves; in flesh, peach and white. Brassieres, 98c Of satin, silk brocade and fancy stripe, in styles suitable for the miss. Also leng-line Brassieres in lace and satin stripe. Women’s Gloves, 69¢ Long and Gauntlet Gloves of good quality chamois-suede fabric. They are, full shrunk and have embroidered backs. In a food selection of‘ colors and sizes. pace Cuff Sets, $1.00 fine sheer nets, dain trimmed with - oly Venise, Val. ~. laces and insertions. Se my ~ select from Bust enny | collars with a sae Bi ow cuffs. Handkerchiefs, roc Men’s sof Handkerchiefs with: %-inch hemstitched hems. Handkerchiefs, 15c Womer’ ! ste Handuershiefe "hie dain. ty colored Exceptional quality Shoes ye 8 , Be Pus #2 ha for P< by dress wear, in _ = call.“ combinalome ane and patent lea me . ES sy ene: aS ye ‘ ye

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Gradaation ‘Frocks,:in:a Wide‘ Variety-of Charming Styles, $167 5'to $35 eee * @ ‘Highwaymen last night robbed-a woman of her purse and held up a Sedestrian, a deliveryman and two stores. The woman was Mrs. Alice Swen- night in honor of the the Supreme Court diciary. e recep omer palo, aie mo of its kind LDS for the social season. ny, 50 years old, of 4543 Washing- ctrola |: tee ton boulevard, who was“Pelzed ‘by the robber at 7 o’clock near: New- stead avenue and Washington. He wrested her purse, containing $2.50, from her and escaped through an alley. Louis Fox of 1386 Blackstone avenue, was stopped by *wo men who sprang from an automobi'e at Os) i d Blackstone and Minerva avenues at $8. " a. The: Skirt 10:20 o'clock and robbed of a dia- | mond ring and $54. William Hannah of 28544° Ren- ton street, was making a delivery ‘from his laundry truck at 23816 ; ' : : ; ae Paani at bo ae, A woolen jumper Skirt, of decided smartness, in new Spring shades‘ or novelty plaid effects, provides a cos- tume for street, sport, school or, busi- ness, when combined with the Winnie. Winkle Blouse. Prices, $7.95 and up. ‘when a man with drawn revolver (Skirt Shop—Third' Floor.} 610 to'618 |'Washiagton Avenue | held him up and robbed him of $ 3) $51. Two &KtYtegroes at 9:30 o'clock held ‘ up Sam and Louis Horwitz in their ' be meat shop at 2742 Stoddard street, and escaped with $8.50. A few minutes later negroes answering the same description hel@ up Julius _Kroesken in his fruit store at 1414 Webster avenue; robbed him of $1.50, and beat him because he had no more money. ‘$4,000,000 ‘SWINDLER’ CAUGHT R. J. Bischoff Is Said to Have Vic- | timized Chicago Foreigners, "By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, Jan, 23.—Raymond J. Bischoff, who is charged with | having swindled some 5000 ““back- | of-the-yards” people out of ap- | proximately $4,500,090 by promis- |ing them fabulous returns on their finvestments, has been arrested in Los Angeles. Most of Bischoff's | victims here were foreigners of little means, whom he lured by paying some of them returns as high as 25 per cent on their in- ‘vestments. He employed a num- /ber of foreign-language-speaking agents who went among the labor- ers and others in the West Side district, to which he confined his operations, urging them to’ invest. In February, 1923, he was in- dicted on charges of operating a confidence game and was released on bond of $10,000. He immediate-| returned fo his business. in. which many investors still had} faith.’ When it was reported a | 'grand jury was considering further | evidence against him, however, he! disappeared. He has been sought | since. | Failles, taffetas and Can- ton crepes with straw in clever combination - appear in bright colors, or in black with colored : facings: and trimmings. | New Spring DRESSES The new modes ‘in satin crepes,. printed, silks, kashmirs and flan- nels that are. appearing on Fifth Avenue, are | here in: profusion, ‘Al sizes, $16.75 to'$95' ‘(Dress Shop—Fourth‘ Floor)” _ The Blouse ‘A: tailored broadcloth Blouse,’ with’ - tucked front and mannish‘ collar and cuffs and buttoning shoulder straps that’ keep the’skirt secure. « Priced’at $1.95 and $2.95. ' Blouse. Shop—Firs® Floor} ‘Pokes and turbans vie for favor, with ‘delightful new ideas artistically expressed. : /Chapeaun de Lease Shop— Dashing: Are the New The January: Sale'of ait - Spring Modes | In the $5: Hat Shop Chemises ‘and. Step-Ins $4.79 Dainty \ styles, of ‘crepe ide chine, tailored or lace: trimmed. New Spring Prominent: St. Louisans | who: direct the affairs a : of the oldest Trust Company in Missouri | =i : q COATS Those striking faille and kashmir, Coats, us- ually wearing their furs on. cuff and hem, pro- claim an_ established vogue for bright color- ' ings. $25 to $195 (Coat Shop—Third Floor}. Here, too, colors are greatly in evidence, pro- claiming the tints that will be authentic for Spring wear. Silk: Gowns and Chemises,’ $2.87 Of crepe de chine and radium, . special- values in the “January. . Sale. Pokes, draped turbans, ‘roll brims, are all popu- lar, 4 Tricolette Bloomers: 2 Weil made, in all the popular ane shades, with ribbon-trimmed cuffs... $1:95) : (Lingerie Shop—First Floor. J | oq ‘Thegrichness of the colorings, te Guality of tne | materials,’ maintain the. pre-eminence of the $5 Hat Shop. (Second Floor.) i éxee = =. oF" : F ‘* Winnie C. Si b. ae ‘ ce. *, ey = ey 4 oe Se * Se a = ’ : WE | =r bec 2 . - -? . * *. ihn ae ‘ » | , » : 2 ¢ et - . w - a . =, =) * a : “ ss . . r. . : - # U “ , ba ‘ > Pee, re 23y er" ie fa 3 ees Silla — PRIPAT. ml — Thev never fluct ford io destroy the mination to give the rhat has built Bon Your Choice of aan > REINER en enema 26 OO006006000 8000090000600 00000%0 New York Cleveland f‘hicage Detroit Akron Toledo Pittsburgh Youngstown Louisville Columbas Cincinndls eee Eighth > * a Sino o 2OSO0CSS° ‘BROADWA’ WE GIVE AND RE New Sp SDRESS Sf Flannels, Canton Crepes, Taffetas and fashiona materials in - values to ‘ vt ey Pa iat SPR be . - Bitsy ive . : . ‘* = ~ eee « : Hats for Sport The St. Lows Union Trust Compang is rounding out its thirty-sixth year of service to its large -chentele. 1 New Hosiery Tints PREPS ee ee ee ee re ee ia A FO I ee ey % UA tee hi eR ee BE a eneot ie 7 35 att or vee % ak et ae” ere: Be eS a . sates . as - 7 cid 5 2 meet = 2 ct (ws Lee n oS Tos.) ae z a ES het: teas yErs Bp aS Meh at iy ee ee Cee OP cP ATe per Sige he kT : Just het Aight A he : Sgt 2 he ne ae ve ee Hee PE. et ase i 4 , — = EO RANE EA LLG DOLLIES ALLO ONE LIE. ACI LOO DELL LE ATELY CIN ~~ -~ : ae r " : i eee sy (Nesp Ren at Re, CT EMTS EP ess we MAS . ee ee eh fie vigil Bias ie lM a al ees A rca ak Ca Re” Se ey te, 43 iT RSE 2 oY oe ae o> hey NSC SRS Cea ee oe be ee re eee er 4 ‘ th ee OR a MO Dee 433 Da eee 3 Sou ~ ¥ Le So ali 7s " : ' any din Ra a aS os SS RR) la ve Bias Fe “ ; : Se RL, ee RE: Ca RO eB eat hae : ARS > oy Age DIRECTORS Thomas R. Akin, President Laclede Steel Ca, W. C. Arthurs, President Ms. V ruse Car Miz. Ce, James F. Ballard, Mansfacturcr and Whelesele Dealer m Pro- weary Modici Joseph D. Jacksorf Johnson, Chairman of Board, International Stes Co, Hugh McK. Jones, Rebert McK. Jems & Ca, John B. Kennard, N. A. McMillan, Charman of Beard, Fast Nationa! Bank Felts, suedes, patent leathers, in one and two tones, are specially featured for Sat- urday. They are tailored and flower trimmed, in every pop- ular shape. New Ensemble: SUITS Modes so aristocratic ' : ; ff " ; | \ : - | ¥ ' ; ” a ¥ - ~ ef oO te La vende! S f ri ; | ; a a oy ew a ~~ < A * : 4 m 4 . : ad ¥ mS This popular sérvice Hose, of a heavy silk-from.toe to top, with lavender stripe to John I. Car Ca, Pane Me Bey, Robert S. Brookings, W sce-Pressdent, Chawman of Beard, Insturut: ef Geet Research August A. Busch, Pressdent Ambenser-Barch, lux. L. Ray Carter President Carter Cammisnion Co. Theron E. Wm. H. Danferth, Presudent Rolston Purtins Ca, Samuel C. Davis, John D. Filley, President Amerxan Mfg. Co. 4 a ee K. W. Grove, President Paris Micdicion Co... V io-Previdene | + ? , | UT. Ti : Such sensational values are offeréd ST: LouIs UNION TRUST:Co. here for final clearance that you can eu BROADWAY AND‘ LOCUST : procure several better Dresses, for Affiliated with First National Bank every type of wear, at the cost of one. $10,000,000.00 EXCLUSIVELY : James H. Grover, Bascom, Chesrman of Board, Broderick- Bascom Rope Ce. Beggs, President and General Mamege, St. Lomi: prevent runs, is featured in new Spring tints, including: Oak Dust ‘ Rose Blonde Nude and captivating that the Ensemble Suit becomes indispensable to the Spring wardrobe for combined utility and dress wear. $79.50 to $195 (Suit Shop—Third Floor.) Edward Mallinckrodt, Pressdent Matlachred: Chemscal W arks E. D, Nima, Presudent Seuchwessera Beil Tedepboms System Isaac H. Ora, President ~(Popular-Price Sport Hat Shop—~ First Floor.) Roses for Trimmings, 25c to $3.98 Large full roses, in exotic shapes and colorings; beau- tiful buds, American Beauties, in a wonderfal assort- ment. L. M. Rumsey, Jr.. “sce- Presudeme Srate Nfhems; Rank John F. Shepley, Chesrmpan vf Beard A. J. Siegel, Pressdent Hattig Serb cud Deer Ca. Wallace D Trsstes, Mahiona B. Wallace, Chesrman of Board, Cupples Co, . President Usses Bog and Paper Corp. F. O. Watta, President Firw Metional Bank” Thomas H. West, —s (Trimming Shop—First Floor.} - Stmmons, sectetes Srmmen: Heordwum For:-Clearance—at LeoiThitn Cost of Materials ! 200 Better Dresses Reduced to$1 Edwards Whitaker Presedent Boatman’: Bamk Evening and Afternoon: Models: ~All i eit amt Te cc AR ee ent ere eee te ’ — - eS ai ° ‘and Busi La a = : : a . oa J il : ~ ; . ‘ Pe : x Boys’ & Girls’ Shoes & ool and drees stytes: tans. oatents amd plaim leathers; Soo and $3.50 $2.49 Princess Slig got quality cotton satinette. with double tis . a! in

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; ie ee EID EE RE BRR oR Te een» = —— = e . ee ° 9 eee ee ast ae , 9 RS = ~ te + ne — _ Peers gram te yong cae a pn ee men - FRIDAY, siaRy — 1925, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ee . A Ht UELIED) The New 1925 Wonder Model | : t. ne * ; ileal " a ae 3 '@ They never fluctuate, either up or down. Some stores can af- 4 Al ALTON DANCE Western Elecfric Washer ye ford io destroy the confidence of the public—we can’t! It is our deter- * : A Marvelous New Model—The Time- ’ al { y » the blie the ‘ " ‘ > "18 - _ ae ? | mination to give public the most of the best for the least at all times. Sta Maw | aestenn, Shik ID Tried Electric Washer That Is That has built Bond's business to its present proportions. During Prize Waltz by’ Made and Backed By a World- Visitor Who Returned: Great: Electrical Organization Up With Two Pistol. Vi. | 2-Pants Y Suits and/(¥ Overcoats EEE — New York St. Louis Cleveland ) Kansas City Chicago Lorain Detroit \{ Omaha Akron 0 Buffalo Toledo Boston Pittsburgh , Milwaukee Youngstown Dayton Louisville Newark Columbus Arcade Bldg. Washington Cincinnatt ee : . Minneapolis Eighth and Olive Sts. Opposite Postoffice — © wy IANS Your Choice of Hundreds of } | The finest model of all of 18 years of Electric Washer manufacture—a ver- ; | itable marvel in simplicity, safety and convenience. Come and see it. Get The prize waltz was in progress the facts at first hand. See the last night at Rock Springs Pavilion in outer Alton when Louis McClain | AL | MINU WRINGER, strode in with a fist thrust deep in | CYLINDER each overcoat pockex. It Was a AND TOP gala occasion with the barn-like | See how the Washer is driven by Silent worm cears. See the safety devices lpuilding decorated with streamers, that prevent all chance of injury to operator, machine and clothes. See the | Wri jand bunting, and colored lights} ingenious construction of the washing cylinder that prevents wear and tear The All- Alladidoums ringer were playing on the 200 dancera.| during the cleansing process. The strongest Wringer ever made, ‘Rolls of multi-colored tape were! yet 30 light you can swing it from unwinding through the air, for the | FREE— WO DR prizes were to go to those who got | | AINEZ y "— IBS one position to another with a touch. the most tape wrapped about their | Ww And it can’t rust. vn encauty Shortt ta tae | orth $15 a set—will be given free unofficially employed as “bouncer,” | with every new 1925 Wonder Model. Look For These ‘Exclusive Featares WN ae Standing beside the dance flvor | = | Central 3454-3455-: f= Tan Se Large corrugate d with a handful of paper rolls. Oc- _— oe Convenient aluminum cylinder casionally he shot one across the = , tal ] d dancers’ head, laughing, for he had | Payment Terms = = with “pore “ys ette ‘forgotten about this man SfcClain, | A x3 perforations increases who he put out an hour before, at en 10 : ee. ; icienc and re- O I | | Down efficiency Pp vents wear to clothes. oGOCOae SGococeEeaeoOocecoooctig. 9 o'clock, f | ¢ , for annoying his divorced | . wife. | DRAINEZY Tubs are Electric ee Delivers the new | As they tell the story around Al!- wonderful work § savers. | 1925 Weader ton today, McClain walked up be-| You fill them at the fau- waasannere Model and Free hind the Deputy and tapped nim! cet. roll them where you cw Drain -‘Tubs to Gear-driven. Smooth, on the shoulder. Larrison whirled want them and empty 7 eS okadaryr. your home. Bal- atid n at -gear round. He dropped the rolls in; them simply by turning a & oe ance in easy vid amazement and reached for his 1e- | tap. 904 PINE STREET monthly payments. drive. No belts or chains volver, for McClain held in each hand 0 .88-caliber automatic. With: SERVING THE HOME ELECTRICALLY SINCE 1886 reir senapenes e ‘out warning Met lain fired four shots into lIarrison’s body and the ‘Deputy collapsed. fatally wounded. MUSIC ROLLS As he fell he fired two shots, which | 0193 9.9 099.9.90.9'9'9.0 0'9'9.9.9.9.9.6.0:9.9 0'O' D006 . 73% %S2O6G6 EC e - ——— Se ee ee le Wf) } \ ; = > ] (erdurey Coats—latest Gk : yeain and becamre so loud and abu- Y por ae by es oe st sive when she refused that she } ' f weg ¢ 8) a ‘ : Canton @ 4 | i nodegies — summoned Larrison. According to Saturday. . Henry Robertson,. owner of the Crepes, To ; $12.00 ALL- WOOL BP ball, MeCluin® shouted as he lett} the place: “I'm coming back. to Taffetas $14.95 2-PANTS SUITS : get you guys.” A taxicab driver | an |v Mec'la we a lass vi ~ > cheice a cob latest reported that he drove ain to vont | ae? ae 8 the Alton Y. M. ¢*; A., where he ' rooms, and hack acnin. Youthful and fashionable Dresses; nes te Fe sale: Mel? a: F2 mn Clin Gl -2aevurasy e. beautiful materials in all the new PERUIERY «+--+: Larrison was dead tefare trienie| leading shades; values to $25.00. Sizes ALL OVERCOATS B could carry him to an automobile | outside. Bullets had entered his '| 16 to 42. ' Cut to Close Them Out head, chest and abdomen. Beard @ today is at St. Joseph's Hospital with wounds in the abdomen shoulder and hip which physicians I fear may prove fatal. MeClain was SH OES About i, e and taken, uninjured, to the temporary ‘ Alton jail and later removed to Ed- ® 9 ° ° WOMEN’S AND GROWING GIRLS’ LOW crteribie® 2 B| Wardsville because “Afton has me If your child won t take milk of magnesia adequate ja since the City Hall : Regu'ar $3 and $4 values. Dixie ties, Oxfords and strap styles; big = | Variety of leathers. Sizes up to tire. He made no statement. Chief | ANOTHER LOT OF WOMEN'S erg RADE LOW SHOERS—VALIL Es y of Polize Fitzgerald said MeClain TO $6.00—In this group you wi a nd ali the new styles of satins, i was a patrolman for a brief period A N W f, th ft lt ° li th be fir ‘ 2% to 8; : | ' Eee tte widen Bhee o enn caus | y a year ago but was dismissed for E orm at multtpies € nerics, 1s ¢ insubordination, and has since Scie Gentuore: 63: 00 to $4.00 He ay BL: 95° i Y wa been employed at an Alton refin- | yet 1S deligh tful to take —MINTRA TED °°: = re SP eee ee ee Oe RH eS OOO eS oS all good serviceable low hee! ery. He is 49 years old. Sizes up to & ; ' MEN’S $4. 00 AND $5. 00 SHOES (ill i Ak pe AR ried. was & private’ beniedes ee) 3 | Boys & Girls Shoes See these: it's the best buy in the city at te age rg f jpa> Alton policeman and then a Mad-| OES your child rebel at taking Remarkable new effects trated property. The property no milk Scien ona Qibsi unital take. price: Oxfords and _— Shoes all _ ee : pp . . ison County deputy. He was con- milk of magnesia? Object to its It acts to correct the lack of “acid of magnesia em atrles: welt sewn, w rubber heels: atents an lai s° ° ak § . - ide d » snot ; j ‘ . ° patents and plain joahers: —f ‘icoc'a to 11, at | et ae cn & BOOS anet Rae Oe eye flat taste? Twochildren inthree }Jjance” in thestomach and the bowels, oa , . ' , $5.00 and $38.50 voxer, Last November near East suie Baturday. = $9 Qe OS aa | : : a oe , ; Alton he was held up by two men do, say children’s doctors. Yet this im- conditions to which 80% of your com- And this same property gives it the Larrison, 33 vears old and mar- -—e eee eC Oe ee eee er ewr Heh eo he oe Sale Saturday. Who abandoned a stolen automo- 7 ; : : : oa5 : Bile, forced t.atiiaas ba eee en ag remedy is essential to better mon daily discomforts now are traced. inviting coolness of mint. or neers et ee pa It relieves most trying cases of Thus it is a refreshing change from ee ee To overcome that — —_ constipation. the flatness of plain magnesia. Mo s Moune . : : : urging a new form of mag- | are widely urging S It acts to neutralize excessive stom- Children love to take it. Ewery Beard is 28 years od and a me- $2.49 Princess Slips Your New Spring Hat Is Here chanic for the Terminal Rutiread. esia—Mintrated Cream of Magnesia. 4, acids mether knows Witat thie manna te te Ee ee oe eae eS ee ew Silk knit Princess Slips in Blossont | | tan, - brown, black and No chilu but delights in taking it. : - | ue, with accordion pleat- i Hundreds of charm- | - It clears the intestinal tract of its Sh : ed flounce: sizes 30) to 44: iy ing Spring Hats of $ 8-STORY BUILDING PLANNED | Now, as a movement endorsed by poisons. A bottle free—obtain it : : | 4 | formerly sold at $2.49. vy ; “y _ : : kles | Jatt tor ene tay. Hel ‘ae a a org Mi- AS MONUMENT TO EDISON doctors, a test is being offered free to It combats the absorption into the In justice to yourself and yours, make ; ae —' lan or $ é - aaa ; . % | fel Ke ~ 8 Sf 7. aids. Many e¢ “$5 Values H sveciat to ee ee mothers. Simply use the coupon. blood of toxic poisons from the intes- the test at our expense. y Shop—First Floor.J e 4 > A. Hats of Milan oe : NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—Charles | Re cael 8 that k le bel 4 and hemp. nn Mali hoard What it is tinal tract, that keep people DelOW See for yourself the latest result of I... EFidlitz. chairman of the $1 Satinette we w z New Hats for the 3 Q8 of governors. of the Rlectrient | What it. dees normal and constantly mg modern scientific research for a health. / braid Re 7 oard o rade, announced yes . BLOOMERS re enh ao as . It is not habit forming. Even when jer better people. plans are being drawn for a ream of Fine satinette Bloomers; '$5.000.000 office buildine in Fifth The name is Mintrated C taken every day. Clip coupon now before you rey er a mene oe a ‘i ornament trims tu $6 Val ° black d brow. aiues ; I : ond quality cotton striped ack an roy 4 enue, ° least 18 stories gio - Magnesia. saad That is because of the unique com- Present it to any of the sores Hated ws GOUe Sas ’ . a: onumen o- : nied . ; » RE ee Tl ap - Special! ae Veeneed Hats $ Rl ehomas A. Rdmen weae tae ie Mintrated 0 agemes _— “es led position. A method in safe contrast here for bottle free. Do this today. shades, esh, yo tt - id ce Ss A. Gat | waa ; , . -- ous a 69c 100 new trimieo the new Gloria Sw anson 3 is sti effect—a scientilic developmen to habit forming pills ventor is still alive. | Saturday for. .. Nello Pokes, All wonderful bargains at. . wt jh ica eee of wer tt .. 4 It relieves stomach gas mn fifteen and drugs. Fo 8 SSS SESSA EES TESS EEE RESET EEE EEE , posed structure, showing a 5%-foot | . A~ oatmeal sizes 0 t | 3 Pairs, $1 at.. tract to a high of 67 cents recent-— wwe ly Lower prices are predicted | [ there.

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+ rhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circilation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH : 2 gi ) | ing long articles to General Persh- _ by ‘a —— ~ . | ing’s career: The program of en- « es : " ’ tn ; 7 ¢ F tertainment in his honor includes a ow u Cc el , — ~~ hy President Serrato. a ' . ‘ ; el. luncheon by President & : \ / : = Cliillam dinner dance by the American | 3 AB” ea = +b & i , "hk ; eolony @ a.dinner by the Minister - Shs: a STAMPS | une er eg nee teaheonerte Do You Want to Lo eee + a . PpANA. Til., Jan. 2+ °o Be ABB Set» te ot ea as iy Naga st sai REO Rpg INGE 2 team. ae ads OS AE Ce Et ars eee ths of married life. fill : . ERAN : mon : ey { ' = , - Everybody who is Carrying too much weight XN RA b, 619 N. Broad ‘A. as witter difficutiies, was to ‘i " . : wants to reduce. ane KPa today at @ Coroner's investt See hese Saturday Specia 53 BY HEBREW UNION 3 = Th ’ : : = Bere * the slaying of a man ang@ 7 } ere’s an easy and pleasant way to do it. You & ; os : hat | — can get thinner by eating, if you want to: ae Good all- S ca-low prices—that’s w | | g er by eating, if y ant to; we | all-leather Shoes » Saver P —_ = a don’t mean dieting, which too often means not i> M. Jacobs, 46 sears Old, ss gainer, Was fatally wounded at th ate SI . POR DE eT ee " ah AEN wt, Ea 5 ; = | = tion © ee “3 Foman and the suicide of t® Williams’—the shoe store . af his home and his daugh you can always count on at far 5 ee f . : en ‘ @ tm | : = == f eating, i ings . WwW with a 47-year record of value-giving. Seventeen Points Indorsed | ing, or eating things you don’t like e¢ mean i Bs doo enwetair Se tan call Welt- §y 1ON iii added to pure wholesome ingredients ; simply cer- WOMEN’S & MISSES’ CLO re also in patent leather. sewed soles; rubber heels. tain elements left out of it. $1.75 yA | tapor 1s urcED seem een RAN og teen oe aes reer: | SUITS, DRESSES AND FURS | f a : whee 3s tee 7% or you. 1 DeBarge riper ag fr mba ’ COA Values , the soapless way. A bar of Staufer’s Thousands have used it and me twa, ® Fur-Trimmed 2 some boiling hot water and n:_ proved its efficacy. .. Be. ity 1 Fi : Silk-Lined 95 few minutes your clothes ar fresh Wallace Bread is sold all ever the city. PND it! Aigsh pe : CO A TS To $45 —— = y = - Telephone your grocer for it today. a ee Values The program. presented by Rabbi and clean. No rubbing necessary 7 -_—_—_ | An attractive and very com- Louis Wolsey of uclid Avenue wuaranteed not to injure the tines! fortable ae ta = Temple, Cleveland, was in 17 fabrics. Made of soft black kid. Turn alli veral of which were dis- | vamps, beaver brown tops—a . . points, several of which ws is Beery ee | : novel and attractive combtha- soles, cushion insoles, stee! lcussed before the vote of adop- rt EStaufe aufer’s. One out ofthe city, we have arranged te tion. They're all-leather arch supports, Cuban rubber Ition. The 17 points are eve taufer s equals two of mail 6 loaves, prepaid, for $2.00. Shoes, substantially made. heels. | A more equitable distribution soap. Over a million and a half B d Send this amount to the address be- nite OR Won —_—— of the profits of industry. bars sold in St. Louis last vear rea aa and a loaf will be mailed fresh ’ : A minimum wage which will ._,, m the oven every other day. 9 Boys Dress Shoes | : “ excellent for washing dishes. cieanz , fm F R d ~ insure f ] workers a _ fair “ge e Boys’ School Shoes | insure for all work ioasinnn; wenden Sie ek or Reducing 10 to 13% to 13%: standard of living 10 $3 OO | The legal enactment of an $2.00 ’ | eight-hour day as a maximum for 4 kK S 1 te 6 Dinning all industrial workers aneWa rea | ing 0. 7 t 3.00 $4.00 a \” Everything Must Be Sold Regardless [FF $1455 $ . x in-seven for all workers ST. LOUIS, MO. F LH ot f. Wil - Regulation of industrial condi \ } Sidney 423 Sidney 424 oO ow Bring tions to give all workers a safe 6 WETS yt ; 4 q ee Se ne ees ae eee et re ee ; Ain Me Me eV ee No es. ae) ss ae See ae & Wet AD, ee pe wecetage. het ag ORT CO ae ns eve, 2 PORE Tee ee AEA GEE ge roy 0 War is Sachin ican Hebrew Congregations. at the ay OMAR tr mn er 408 Oe SRNR sett FE FS aoa ‘s closing meeting of its twenty-ninth ae (Say apd nee . ; CSI hh i ES aed SE WE SSIS EE hiennial convention. a: Hote! Stat- ler vesterday afrernoon >» , s@ L« Women's and Misses rene "=" COATS®D | To $65 Values Women'= and Misse’ 56 “== DRESSES *4:99 Cloth To $20 Values rv:cu SEK DRESSES 39:23 $14 gs To $30 Valnes ry ore Patent leather or brown calf : For theconvenienceof those living *¢e es A ieee a “> «og Pre pe 4 : pee ee ee eee Str fn Ss ie ae oO ‘Aeewes, a NF RODD S EM 8 Lm OOM HAO A TE IIS We a oe 9 AD OT he! Mat ote Ny 60>) 7 4 4 a J and sanitary working environ- ment. with particular reference "os Good strong all-leather Shoes Handsome new models in iculs in round or square toe styles. square or round toe effects. to the special needs of women es SATURDAY 9 A. M aT ON ORR OW Sees SATURDAY 5S A.M Choice of mahogany, black o> | Made of mahogany, nut-brown Abolition of Child Labor. tan calf, Machine-sewed or tan calf. Welt-sewed soles. Abolition of child labor and soles. Rubber heels. raising the standard of age wher- ever the llega! age limit ‘s lower £ a than is consistent with moral and 9 physical health. en’s Heavy Work Shoes Adequate workmen's comper sation for ndustrial accidents . ‘an SLD and occupational diseases Es es : . hal . . : * \ A complete line. Youre sure Legislative provision for uni- : | Oe Os versal workmen's health insur- to find here exactly the Shoe nd careful study of socia! you need for any kind of insurance methods for meeting . 4 contingencies of unemplor- work, indoor or outdoor. All ind nad oh ane ite made pf soft but durable An adequate, permanent na- t al system of public employ- leathers and moderately Slee Cease Om waeien ‘mati priced. the proper distribution of the la- : bor forces of econ s - q t | Our “Special**’ Work Shoe $3.00 aaa -aaaidiny and 00 Nenana More Than 30% of the Prices DESTROYED es collectively Brown chrome elk Blucher; a : 3 = 4 1 | Se Soa a S78 way 3 = Ma H :. 74 . a ae » : - 5 J yee - ° - q 4 . Ps we, J : 3 HN , ae 4 Se F - a r. se 7 os 3 ‘ er . ¥ = ee ex oa te $ nA : : ie , g a. [oe Bi ‘a i 3 Ls Fy e faa 7 ee b ae > a i o ae = q bs £ ae = . u 2 4 wr S 3 ‘ ia Ps » = 4 1. = i a > J = | | 4 ieee ;+¥i> dend to depositors of the defunct In fime materials and Of the better kind. KRe- : aia 740 Night and Day Bank, which will beautiful fur cellars and ange than }". Yer ro thea ‘or ; —..7.1-. 1. ‘3 P cuffs. — e me ‘Be (xKas amount paid since . se tere: “hegan gaan GRADE COATS Wh ‘Yo U e — bank's assets, up to 62 per , B ETTE R RA 5 ic mt, or approximately I Oo Han iw - - . en Ou S in payments out of $2,600.000 in : With fur collars of squirrei, 3 75 Fine materials of Bry- s ale ee ~~ RTOS Se te AP NR ORD eR ete tyes ie 49 Coats In Sizes Upte3s . we. 2 : $ The present dividend +, i , i ap- 4 atka (dyed coney), mouf- “ suede, velour, Bolivia, portioned from funds raised largcely ,% j 2s f 4 j through the collection of $97.690 ——_ 4g flon. Karami. insurance which London com panies — ~— i paid upon boats owned by Mever 1 - . attormey for Millspaugh. went to ondon last summer and arranged All New Materials and You Have Ever Seen— a=- ; for the payment of the amount. rigs a é I lad eats The firet Gividend payment of bé Colors—Sacrificed for All Occasions— In Sizes per cent was made Nov. $: 19? and a second dividend of 7 per cant | | Values to $89.50 Values to $69.50 . ~ >" | , “= | Up to 4614 was paid Dec. 13, 1927 PERSHNS AT” MoWTE OED wi $34.75 $96.50 $46.50} | $99.00 $99.00 $95.00 2 ons” ’ —— | > >) ee ~ > ae. = Ue arene f ; ——, ~~ we | * a ae =>, ‘ + TTR ne CIE eg ae eres era’ John J. Pershing wee mage, / ALL FURS ALL FURS coday from Buenos Aires and re- 9 eived an enthustastic welcome : . 1% (FF A lirys . (} | from a large crowd gathered at ‘ Jo (FF 'the pier where the river beat on | which he was a passenger docked. = | The American General was greeted ‘4 |} by Minister of War Bienes aid In This Sale The Home of Supreme Values” _ | ig, America Minister.” Hottmas All Purchases Final 413-15-17 North 6th Street ' | American Legion also was present The POST-DISPATCH is tee ecnly St. Louis to extend a welcome Gewspeper giving Associated Press news servica The newspapers here are de

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FR JAN , a ‘ GION Bro Bs patio ra |Alfred Hall, ch: ® ' AN . Sy er difficutlies, was told |/had gone te ather’ 4 all, charged with attack-|the Chattahoochee river are the ob- WA as ‘ adway with birt Bone to ner facher's home to Mrs. lisses’ ATS isses’ $ Sold Regardless Will Bring =f > FATHER AND THEN HIMSELF across the body of his wife. Mrs. Nourdaine’s mother and a|400 Barrels Lost in Florida River cea neers 5 ; ” : od wes oe o- aa ag Es ANGRY 23. soe6. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation * inane ea ciel Poe er a — Ss - 4 ab 7 - yee iad) = - Tye alte Catal bias di ol Nees oF {Ae ee eb oi =~ ‘ 4 PL ae ren SRE LEE SE ee ee Le wa Ke on =f be ee De ey 5 A Nie rt % i . ¢ ar reg : os T : ; ‘ we Oe ye ee ~~ S — se i | © ie police said. N i- : : -. His FSTRANGED WIFE, HER | Po yo awa ogi et rgd yeom and officers immediately were sent WOULD SALVAGE LIQUOR CARGO to the house. According to information given | brother ran from the house when 69 Years Ago, t Pana, Iil., Carries Out the Coroner, Nourdaine, also a coal | the shooting started. They are the’ By the Associated Press, He Mine t to “End It All” on miner, had told friends earlier in| Only survivors of the family TALLAHASSEE, Fila., Jan. 23.— a Hearing of Divorce Suit. = day he intended to kill his wife | POE ° cr ence cg oabl Four hundred barrels of choice mS iy the Post-Dispatch, ans end it all.’ He had had noti- oe ee mits Attacking Woman. é é | pana. Ill., Jan. 23.—-A story of | fication that his wife had sued for '|5ecial to the Post-Dispatch, Ne ee ee 1g months of married life, filled | divorce on grounds of cruelty ine’ SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Jan. 23.— the past 60 years at the bottom ef ea day at @ Coroner's investi- | live. jing Harvey Young, has ad- ject of an appeal to Gov. John Mar- j pere to ; i+? — . Hon of the slaying of a manand| Jacobs, police said, was shot | mitted he was the assailant, ac-|tin by a West Floridan for aid in ‘ yoman and the suicide of the| through an eye and the abdomen borage Papen Alfred Owen. | their salvage, > ps ss , - « > j rT? « . yayer- On he. stood on his doorstep remon- cain ai wea ete Was made when the | rhe man, who asserts in a letter mM. Jacobs, 46 years old, a,strating with Nourdaine. He died ~ > o » e ' " er, he telephoned to police she heard h wen ; release d only a few days ago from! +he time of its loss, the whisky was ; d as § ‘ } I if sne near er husband demanding j/the penitentiary af , : se husband, Kert Nourdaine, to see her Th shot that kill | entiary after having served | Worth less than a dollar a gallon, that her . fe: it all te s ‘ © sno bad ied ia term for an attempted attack in}|he said, and no attempt was made 97 nad come to il] all of us.” |her was heard over the telephone! Christian County. to recover it —— Customers ,.... .. ations are quite general; even a fair scattering cov- ering three generations. Custom tailoring is as elastic as the varying tastes of all ages. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Rewspaper giving Associated Press news service i ell lel, et ~ ee Authentic Spring Siyles —are daily arriving in all their charm and freshness. y Those who wear the new styles first will find every sec- tion throughout the store displaying the most authorita St. Louis’ Largest Women's Specialty Shop — Spring Frocks Together witha . 15 clearance of ISo Midwinter BEHELD OYED!! mentt! ~% ~~ =. a, 2) Leaps 0h. ese oe KK LAE. a> “— : wt, a When the at9A. M. Dresses at Big Reductions The New Spring Frocks Smart new style touches are displayed in flares, pleated flounces, tailored effects, Peter Pan collars, shoestring belts and a host of other ideas. Their lovely silks and trim-looking flannels are brightly colored in lipstick. blonde, Lanvin, rust, caramel, Monterey, gray—or in ths Garxer shades. All sizes 14 *o 18 and 36 to «ae The Reduced Dresses —include such astonishing values that you will want several at least. Popular styles and colors. All sizes. Second Floor—Sirth St. Drastic Close-Out of Girls’ Dresses 180 Dresses Reduced to At. Prices That Will Amaze You. | $ 99 . Three feature groups for close-out —providing incomparable savings while they last. Limited quantities but unlimited values. i) 90 Conte This great money-saving event for =") Coats $ Saturday should interest thrifty In Sizes mothers. Reductions on these 180 Up S Dresses are so great that several can Tt be purchased for the former price of one. A wide variety of styles and colors in these splendid fabrics: Twill Back Velvet Serge 49 Coats $ Juliard Crepe Jersey In Sizes Crepe de Chine Potrel Up to3s Combinations Plaids All Sizes 6 to 14 175- Coats ° 9 In Sizes $ Girls Coats Up to 46% Now Reduced $ for Close-Out All three groups include only shades of browns, tans and grays. Shop early Coats of Angora, Fleese, Polaire, Chin- for these amazing bargains. chilla; and popular colors. Many fur Graduation Dresses trimmed. Sizes 6 to 16—13 to Ig. In a wide variety of dain- beautiful Other Reduced Lots at $15 and $20 PR shaggy and beautifu Juvenile Section—Second Floor. $10.95 to $29.50 409-11-13 BROADWAY Third Floor—Sizrth St. Sees THOMAS W. GARLAND (INC) SS . Re + New Shipment of Sally Brown, Winnie Winkle and Puritan Sport Jumpers Featured Saturday for Misses at $ + 95 “Sally Browns” Exclusively at Garland’s | Also at $8.95 and $9.95 Smart dressers among the younger set are completing their sports and daytime wardrobe with these fetching Jumpers. They come in the new Spring colors and stripes and need but a blouse to com- plete the costume. Third Floor—Sizth St. Blouses Reduced to \ yg Taiiorea and overo'ouse etiects in the season’s best styles. Tucks, pleats and filet lace trimmed crepe de chines and satin Cantons. Oken sizes and many slightly soiled—but originally marked two to five times Saturday's price. Sizes 34 to 46. Main Floor—Broadway. WAV AVIAN IAWAWAYA, Newest Arrivals in Spring Hats Ina Wonderful Saturday Sale All manner of chic new modes for the coming season—now ready for those who wear the new styles first. Scores of styles for the bobbed hair miss and the matron as well as larger head sizes. A splendid assortment of the latest materials and fashionable colors. See Our Broadway Windows Special—9 to 12 Only 150 Hats New Hats specially purchased and a lot of models reduced from higher - priced lines. Failles, straw braids, etc. Bar- gains for early shoppers at... Fourth Floor. —_ and. 410-12-14 SIXTH ST. 3323353555533 | | than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT . % ) —FL[—SSS=SESEeEeE_EEEE - _ OFTIS BROS. & CO. fa The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 OLIVE STREET The Store Where You Always Get More For Your Money juaranteed iwi ta-. ~— “CASH or CREDIT JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE We are offering extra special values in every Diamond, Watch or other Jewelry placed on sale for clearance this month. Thrifty people recognize ‘‘January’’ as midwinter Bargain Month and supply their various needs for the greater part of the year at this time. Gift occasions are always pres- ent when some article of jewelry seems most appropriate. Ready money is not needed, selections will be held for de- livery at a future date, if desired. The Diamonds in These Rings Are First Quality Brilliant Gems of Wonderful Color—Direct Importations “Colette” Diamond Ring a . Bolid 18-K. @ white Gold & Blue White Diamond. Solid 14-k. White Gold Hin, faney Pbeert de- $67.50 Also up te 8650 “Muriel” Diamond Ring “Norma” Diamond Ring Blue White Diamond é yi Blue White Diamond \ We Solid 18-k. ; ‘*Trene’’ White Gold iJ Diamond Ring Brilliant Hilue- White Diamond, set in broad Ca'ved prongs. The ring je Solid 18-k. White G . $228.75 ; | It's Easy to Pay the LOFTIS Way NO MONEY DOWN TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE _ White Gold Wrist Watches ee SX — Rectangular Wrist Watch. Rfolid 18-k New desicn in a beautiful wing-end oval White Gold: 17 jewels: Wrist Wateh. Selid 18-k. White Gold Extraordinary value ease hand engraved. Faney dial. Iigh- grade I7t-jewel movement, guaranteed. All the new shapes and strles in White Ribbon wristband with solid $4 Geld and (Green Gold Wrist Watches, White Gold clasp. .- ‘ Extra special values at $15 and up. pee ae ccc cena nen, ea en onnteeeen “Comrade” WZ | “Trianon” Diamond Diamond Ring = lil) Ring First Quality Wy, . " f = ZZ ‘ Blue White ay." to, = Three splendid Diamond | ait ta Se * Blue-White Dts. an Midi deen 1 mS LY “s gS monds. Ring ts Molt¢ -K, (arect P Ae, Geld with solld \P : x Solid 18-k, White 1k-#, White Gold L \ Geld, handsomely heveled top. ' carved and ™ pierced. $137.50 Diamond and Sapphire : #08 For His Gift tego , .e “4 17-JEWEL ELGIN Diamond and 2 Sap- phires., llatinum on Solid 18-k. White Gold. Very special at $75 Large assortment of Diamond BSearf Tins and al) I’recious Stones, Salid Gold and Miatinum mountings. at all prices. mond Cuff Links | CAA 1" ] o eee 4 | “ff 7 Soll dl ar — Mem nit | ee genrcney | Gold: en- | eraved 4 Two lue- | . ; iy White Ia. | th - mond«s in- ' ) ret-ed set- | $25 Many other styles and ' designs from $15 up. SPECIAL BARGAINS! | The, °2s¢, #5. 12:siz2. open face. 14-\ . | Waite Gold yined. <o-veae a gb ,; added attraction is the wonderfu monch hen te ge mp mar Chain, regulation length, 14% Mesh Base and Vanity Cases set: elt Buckles cond Cigerette Case« Tollet Sets and Dutch Silverware Sterling rrrvel Silver Pinted Tobleware The toilet articles are all full standard size; fine ‘‘Shelitone’’ in the popular ‘‘Antoinette’’ grooved-edge pattern. The hand mirror is beveled plate. High- grade steel! is used in the manicure pieces. The ease is leatherette. l6x1lix4 inches, ere a FF H. $33.50 Watches repaired: Disme : eattmates “jor ‘special orders = end WATCH OUR STORE FOR SPECIAL Open Monday and Saturday Till 9:30 P. M. Other Days Till 6:30. Call or write far Catalog 006. Phone Hell. Main 97 of 1086, and salesman wil) call. pase tae = ee Aggy a pe INR aT tape a ee RS at Rie pe “M6 sp ee oa ala fi “ + 2s .= . ‘ 7p , art oy q Pees PC ORE DANN AN AENEAN SEITE TNR ING TI RA a ge RNY tN T R wing iy, RIA « Se RE RAS A ney

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OE eit sce ION 2 OF ee ee a tre) > PS ey ae ee ee ee teeter yh “hee att ee ron ew re SNR No ae, : SP Nea ae etree ieee bite tcmirt cies ee “ PO a Prrrems OW iyet tng ‘* u ~ ” ‘> - . ae rd eT ey ore - . a? » we hee oe eee el Pe NT ee Dita cca — SE iat Ths * Ce : Ss Se eae Gi tle ike aah 7 ee 1 R a yy 7 a 7 18 - MEANS DISCLAIMS STARTING FIXER RUMOR Ageni Trial for Conspiracy Com- Former Government Pletes Testimon: By the Associate Press NEW YORK. Jan B. Means, former Le Justice agent. on trial wi B. Felder for alleged « bribe pleted his testimo fense with the i letter torney Hayward claimed autho: that ‘Hayward be “fixed” by ! a@t thar ti! . 4a Casket defendan‘s usAc 3 .e acha (;,overnment u ' ha ? ? . he Wrote | a“ Tf ASsiS8ta! had been promised was denied Assista —~ nev-General. wh Aer oar A beans 4 money ] Q.30 >) 4:0 $9) fs asad 38 1.90 eck da od — 1eeability. They are in English and conservative styles all-wool cheviots, cassimeres, worsteds eeds. The Overcoats are in the practical ulster und tulsterette models—made from fanep coatings. In the group there are all sizes” n and young men—making this a group by whit profit. $5.75 to $8.75 Knit Vests € To our sale of Brentworth Clothes we have added Suits and Overcoats of other standard makes—so that the savings now apply to a most interesling assortment. The Brentworth garments were tailored expressly for us—aeccording to our own specifications—correct in point of style, quality, workmanship and service. Conservatively Styled “‘Kirschbaum” Two-Trouser Suits Of the Better “AA Kinds—Special ? efittc rousers — °? , ed e « : ~ ow i . alored rom ing Delt-are hack all-wool for me men of all types may The trousers are wide and roomy, the coats are wide-shouldered and boxy— . and the vests have blunt bottoms. Indeed, each Suit embodies all the little nterestings Sasortmient presents the popelas aes Se stvle details which very young men consider most essential. For fellows of ¢ warlety ef colors. There are tana, grase, Bee 15 to 20 years heather meiateut th $3.90. t the extremely low price Second Fleer z Of Interest Both to Parents and Sons Is This Offering of © “2 Boys ['wo-Pants Suits_ An Exceptionally Worth-While Assortment * ‘ e+ ‘a . sas wei, taiiorecac “Sd 60 “Dress Up!’ Select One of These Menss Soft Hats $5 to $10 Values $9.99 : $14.50 Value, Special at Pi There are several smart, practical models in this group— including those most in demand among real American bovs. The fabrics are all-wool—and they of- grav, brown and fancy mixtures. fer good shades of tan. Both pairs of knickers are lined. Sizes 6 to 18. $4 and $5 Fur Caps ; ti — all ' : 4 ‘a $ ) () 2.0 Main A Very Interesting Presentation of the Serviceable and Popular “Rovalsvlk” Shirts $3.50 'e Offered Very Special at Fiee rT Broken Lines of Men’s $6 to $10 Shoes and Oxfords Choice of a Large Group at ot > Oo Boys’ Vest Suits _ Pencil seine: outs $14.50 All boys’ Overcoats and fan- cy Suits are reduced in price —and offered at $11 to $23.75. With Vest Secend Fleer @ “Rovalsvik™ ts silk , ‘\\ Fv} shy . tawuas which resembles and wears even better. It has a high luster laundering does not efface—and it is of a soft, pleasant texture. It is offered here in plain white, plain tan or neat hairline stripes. All the Shirts are generously cut and well tailored. And there is a complete size range. ’ Hose Special, the Pair cotton fabric Satarday !— Bicycles $32 and $35 Values el yay a £ sea eth, % a 2 9= i - Only a Fis More Days of Our Sale of | toe Every Car Shox'd Be Equipped While € Strong!s We Offer These Unusual Savings of |] i roadster 333% to 0% justable handle Sars coaster braces mud guards and spring sad- dies. Several colors. | | | @ Bumpers afford protection’ a ‘mashed fender and harmful jolt! They are essential for cars which are driven in heavy traffic. your car from these models—fully approved bv Golf Clubs ance underwriters. “Surety’ Men’s Union Suits Boys’ none and oe gia $2 Value, Special | atest a a 1 WR webb $79 ar "> en i E ceT ' . Ba , kinds at DF .od Second Ficer For Saturday—a Special Group of Boys ‘ilk Shirts 34.50 “Adler” Mocha a es $556 Yaw $ P20 ii 7) -? if 95 | ¢ ' , 3 long time ' > ef Ams 7 _ > ~ . »~T? 22.24, {>a ‘ ©ii LT ’ 2 ‘ . : Bi fl Zz B 0 ? rpcadigg ho | ie 8 With turn-back euffs—made of silk crepe d : I am ype umpers Golf Balis ha dozen . Boys’ Blouses Men’s Union Suits (.racde S&c > j= i 7 $2 >] 30 } se Value. . oe Tread said Men's heavy winter weight ribbed Union Suits—in tan shade only. Long sleeves and drawers. Al] Sizes ) this special offering. Sate Wier They prevent manv Brassies, Mié- Wash. ee, Cleeks Putters—all of well- Equip kno =: mele $1.95 insur- : Golf Balls -epainted Be t.olf Bas trim- Trivers Men's ?. oa Ne. = ~ ; e oi: . ak Tan deck “i 08 “ with black mings. $2.95 Weather Prophets §- « Weathe® 3 Prophets—wah forecast 4 £ changes in the atmete= ne hours 25¢ in a@wance Special <‘ixth Fieet Boys’ Sweaters $4.95 to $5.95 Value< at ced Liz sf . mr <& “izes ; t : . i. = -s List phere ~ ' ~ + Second Fleer pie lst une - * su B ¥ Editorial] Page ey —— “pART TWO. I rence BY BRUCE I RE TOBORAR'S SPE Maryland Senator, in bate, Quotes Franklin Aid Given to the You American Colonies. BORAH’S ADDRESS ‘REEKS WITH ERRC Idaho Senator France Seeks to Re diate Debt in Answe ‘Claims Made in Pari By the associated Press WASHINGTON, Senate aga.n debated the today, with Chal the Foreign Relat rating his dee + en - o - mittee, A Vsitae Jan 23.— tion that France made no unre gifts to ing the rerobutionary period. Taking exception to the spe delivered by Borah yesterday, & tor Rruce (Dem.)}, Maryland, of Benjamin Franklin the American colonies ¢ a letter oressing appreciation for a gift of six million livres. “How can anyone read these ring words,” asked Bruce, “and thrill to the same. appreciation indulge in the historical misin mation such as put forward by Senator from Idaho?” “Has the Senator any evidence his own to offer?” asked Boral “When a gift is thus labeled gift. it must be admitted to Been a gift.” was the reply. evidence is necessary.” Rruce asserted that Be “falriy reeked” with e Heading from French works ¢ temporary with the revolut Bruce declared French natie sentiment Was so strongly thetic that {ft forced the adh of the French Government to American coloines. Even tf every dollar advanc France has been discharged, Meryland Senator contended “the moral obligation has not Cannot be go discharged.” SAYS U.S. MADE GOOD OLD D Post-Dispatch Bureau, 29-23 Wratt Bk WASHINGTON, Jan. 323. —~ reiterated charge that the Us States is acting like a Shylock manding his pound of flesh, tempting to collect war debts it, has got under the Senate's and Senator Borah has anewer in his first set since he became chairman of Foreign Relations Committee. It was the address of M. in the French Chamber of DI ties that roused Borah to what is intended to be the o sentiment of this country and have been meant to bring France some formal dec her intentions. In the Senate and. for that ter in the Debt Funding Com sion, there is a feeling, ger not expressed. that America’s war partner has no idea of ing. Mentioning that in the Stages of the debt situation. came from British sources Same sort of sneers at the States as an exacting creditor, rah reviewer the English debt tlement. pointing out that American taxpayer is paving 569.909.0090 more principal terest on the Liberty Bonds furnished the money for the than Great Britain pays under settlement. Repndiation Now the lilustrating this, he tft that In 1923. the first year ¢ settlement, American turned into the Treasury in est alone on the amount of British aebt $34.5090.000 more the British paid on interest capital combined. America was, he said. will Make the same sort of sett with France, but he did not how any more generous Seuld he expected uniess Meant to repudiate the debt Mately. “The fact is.” said Borah. * W* are face to face with the *tion as to whether we pre —— the payment of any his debt. and France is face face with the proposition of er she proposes to pay any this debt. and no one can Prench Press or the debate took place yesterday in the © ber of Deputies without conc that that is now the i Part of it is to be iy * apeec h thelr obligation in that way. they choose to do so the t history ought toe carry the f | Fegard to the debt and the

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er Kent Radios 100 tfits art he €@ ivpe nces pul opment . Popular Mode] efficient in bringing Sixth Floor eee re oats box (oats in Df fancy-back from brown, omplete size e rest of the group e best tvpe for men oice at the low price of Men’s Winter Ivercoats 28 doubling their. serv- sh and conservative stvles lots, cassimeres, worsteds re in the practical ulster odels—made from fancy- group there are all sizes aS ng this a group by which Knit Vests ts the popular Bare tans, zgzravs Kon) browns and $3.90 Second Floor Offering of ° — | Satarday !—“Davis””’ | Bicycles | $32 and $35 Values at F292 A @ Strongly built Bicycles in roadster and camel frame models—with ad- justable handle bars, coaster brakes, mud Guards and spring sad- dies. Several colors. Golf Clubs Drivers, irons, and Putters known make at Brassies, : Mashies, Cleeks all of well- $1.95 - Golf Balls repainted $5.50 Tan duck Golf Hazes with hinek trim- mings, 2.0% Weather stvle King: Balis. “silver Golf dozen Prophets Weather forecast atmos- 24 hours Special, 25c Sixth Fleer dy Hy changes in the phere s to in advance _ With France, but he did not see @ “ant to repudiate the debt abso- Nitely, - face With the proposition of wheth- Part of it is to be paid. ; take that position | thelr obligation in that way, but if 'feZard to the debt and the condi- Editoria) Page Daily Cartoo > RE aE ee SO Ae AP a Sa, AUS ne me On an, ; a2 : IIE * So * 76 a > > SP (oe Koy > ox» . Y . . Pa LOUIS POST-DISP ww . zx ATCH ER er, cae a BRS “ Just a Minute Soc ram +, . . ig ~ ‘. *. _ rae . Ar ay z iety "PART TWO. ee ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1925. PAGES 19—22 “FRENCH GIFT CITED -BUBRUCE IN REPLY DORAN SPEECH Maryland Senator, in De- bate, Quotes Franklin on | Aid Given to the Young American Colonies. BORAH’S ADDRESS REEKS WITH ERROR’ Idaho Senator Charges France Seeks to Repu- diate Debt in Answering) Claims Made in Paris. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Senate again debated war debt today, with Borah of , the Foreign Relations Committee, reiterating his declara- °3.—The the Chairman Jan French tion that France made no unrepaid gifts to the American colonies dur- ing the revolutionary period. Taking exception to the speech | delivered by Borah yesterday, Sena- | tor Bruce (Dem.}, Maryland, read | a letter of Benjamin Franklin ex- | pressing appreciation for a French gift of six million livres. | “How can anyone read these stir- | ring words,” asked Bruce, ‘‘and not | thrill to the same appreciation or | indulge in the historical misinfor- | mation such as put forward by the | Senator from Idaho?” “Has the Senator anv evidence of | his own to offer?" asked Borah. a “When a gift is thus labeled gift, it must be admitted to have been a cift,”’ was the reply. “No evidence jis necessary.” Bruce asserted that Borah's speech “fairly reeked” with errors. French works con- the _— revolution, | Bruce declared French national | sentiment was so strongly sympa- thetic that it forced the adhesion of the French Government to the} ' American-coloines. Even if every dollar advanced by France has been discharged, the Maryland Senator contended that “the moral obligation has not and cannot be so discharged.” SAYS U. S. MADE | GOOD OLD DEBT Reading from temporary with Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Bldg. WASHINGTON, Jan. 23. — The reiterated charge that the United Btates is acting like a Shylock de- manding his pound of flesh, in at- tempting to collect war debts due it, has got under the Senate’s skin and Senator Borah has made answer in his first set speech since he became chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee. It was the address of M. Marin in the French Chamber of Depu- | ties that roused Borah to deliver what is intended to be the official sentiment of this country and may have been meant to bring from France some formal declaration ofe her intentions. In the Senate and, for that mat- ter in the Debt Funding Commis- sion, there is a feeling, general if not expressed, that America’s late War partner has no idea of pay- ing. Mentioning that in the earlier Stages of the debt situation, there came from British sources the Same sort Of sneers at the I’nited States as an exacting creditor, Bo- rah reviewed the English debt set- tlement, Pointing out that the American taxpayer is paving $1.- 500,000,000 more principal and in- terest on the liberty Bonds that furnished the money for the loan than Great Britain pays under the settlement. Repudiation Now the Issue. Iilustrating this, he instanced that in 1923, the first year of the settlement, American taxpayers turned into the Treasury in inter- est alone on the amount of the British debt $34,500,000 more than the British paid on interest and capital combined. America was, he said. willing to Make the same sort of settlement ow any more generous terms fould be expected unless France we fact is,” said Borah, “that fare face to face with the propo- Mas to whether we propose to Urge the payment of any part of this debt, and France is face to she proposes to pay any part of ls debt, and no one can read the *mch press or the debate which took Place yesterday in the Cham- of Deputies without concluding that that is now the issue—that no . to Friendly Arguments. Of course, that great people can and repudiate fy choose to do so the truth of history ought to carry the facts in | every -_————_ me ee nr ee em Todine Administered in Family - Salt Supply Recommended as Means of Preventing Goiter a Dr. Willard Bartlett, Associate in Washing- ton U. Clinical Surgery Faculty, Dis- cusses Use of the Element in Com- batting the Disease. | — na Iodine, administered in the fam- greatest concentration is found in| _—_- 3 , ily salt supply, was recommended | the giant seaweed known as kelp. as a preventive of goiter, in the address on that theme made by Dr. Willard Bartlett last night at the Washington University Medical] School. ond in lectures on public health themes given by: members of the medical school and faculty. The administration of iodine, Dr. Bartlett said, should be under the strict supervision of a physician, as its promiscuous use might be harmful. Dr. Bartlett, clinical surgery that St. Louis vicinity were sprinkled with us who do not who is associate in in the faculty, said and its immediate “very generously goiter.’ ‘Those of look for them per- haps fail to observe the _ ripe enlargement of many neck in our vicInity. However, the draft board found that Missouri had 8.79 per 1000 men, and Illinois showed 13.36 per 1000 men exam- ined. When we take into consid- a Since this has become common knowledge, a weed. which seemed to have as its only function the clogging up of harbors and com- The address was the sec-, the series of seven free: mercial roadsteads, has now be- come a thing of use and value to man. Chile saltpeter and some ‘Inland salt déposits constitute our , only other available source of sup- ply of this exceedingly element.’”’ History of Iodine Traced. The speaker tracéd the history valuable ,of iodine, as to its origin and dis- ‘tribution. He said that the soil was soaked in ijiodine-rich sea water for a :eng geological period, and that si-ce the continents arose out of the sea, the rains gradually washed out the iodine from rocks and land, to return it to the ocean. The Southern States of the United States, he -: said emerged from the waves at a com- partively recent geological period, hence they have more iodine left than have other parts of the North eration the fact that there are 10' among girls for by virtue or more goiters one among boys, 'of the fact that certain epochs in life make particular de-, a girl's mans upon her thyroid gland, we can appreciate what these figures mean in a community like our own. They bring home to us the ines- capable conclusion that the prob- lem is,our very own. Notice, fur- | ther, the draft board found in St. Louis that goiter was the second defect in point of frequency which! being exceeded | they encountered, only by curvature of the spine. Iodine Absolutely Essential. “Todine, which sells at wholesale in the United States at $5 to $6 a pound, is one of the elements which is absolutely indispensable to the well-being of man and the low- er animals with which he is fa- miliar. {goiter ‘sult of Marine’s work,” ‘administration must be carried out | It was discovered in 1812 by Courtois while he was studying | the products of burnt kelp. It does not occur in a free state, but com- bined with other elements. We require it only in most minute quantities, but inexpensive as it is, it is quite unequally distributed in ‘other unpleasant especially the natural combined state, hence. the populace of certain very wide areas is suffering and dying for want of st. “An organic compound of iodine, | first recognized in 1895, constitutes the active principle of the thyroid, the healthy gland. being said to contain about 1-10th of 1 per cent of it. If for any reagon the indi- vidual supply of iodine runs low so that the gland cannot pick it up from the blood in this concen- tration, then immediate growth or overactivity of amount of blood begins to flow into the gland, its component cells begin to grow and multiply, and shortly after a decrease in its iodine reserve has taken place, the malady which we term goiter has become apparent, though most authorities agree that 1-10th of a milligram of iodine per day, an almost infinitesimal amount, is sufficient to prevent goiter in school children. Ocean Greatest Reservoir. “People and animals get their protecting iodine in a variety of ways directly or indirectly from Mother Ocean, the greatest poten- tial reservoir of it. Those who in- hale the spray from the oceans, seas or great salt lakes, absorb in this way a very’ considerable amount of it, while iodine has been found in rather considerable quan- tities in the rain water three miles distant from the Atlantic Coast, In contrast with this, rain water from the Great Lakes region contains only 1-40th as much as that which has washed the atmosphere near one of the five greatest bodies of salt water. “It therefore is self-evident that we receive very much less iodine from our water’ and air in the Great Lakes region than do those who live on the Atlantic or Pacific coasts. But the same is true of our supply which is received indi- rectly from Mother Ocean, for the '{odine of sea water and air is taken ‘up and stored in all the ocean plants and its myriad of edible fish, while the plant and animal life sustained by fresh water hoards up no such supply for us. The largest amount that is stored up in the vegetable kingdom in the over- | this | speaker said, various ways of sup- structure supervenes, an increased | plying iodine have been suggested. | the most insidious hearts known to us. American continent: and he con- nected with this the fact that goiter rarely occurs along the Gulf of Mexico. He told of the experiments of Ir. Marine, over a period of 24% years, with the school girls of Ak- ron, O., where, as elsewhere along the southern shore of lake E was noticeably prevalent. Marine showed that the adminis- tration of two grams of iodine, twice yearly, would prevent devel- opment of the disease, and would relieve most cases of recent origin. : Advises Strict Supervision. “It must not be thought after reading the absolutely brilliant re- Dr. Bart- lett said, “that it is safe for any- one to go to a drug store with the idea of takin& todine at will. Its under the strictest possible super- vision. form of poisoning known as iodism, characterized by a skin eruption, running of the nose, headache, and manifestations. In the second place, iodine is never given where the goiter is nodular, if the individual be in middle life, because there is a great risk of turning a quiescent lump in the neck into a highly toxic over-active gland, which is destroyer of Then, there is a third possibility that iodine treat- ment may lead to the neglect of surgery for a goiter that is really becoming cancerous or at least ob- | structing the windpipe.’’ Since it has been shown that de- ficiency of iodine in the blood, and consequently in the thyroid gland, is the chief cause of goiter, the Plans for putting iodine in the wa- ter supply of communities are open to the objection of waste, large part of the water is used for other purposes than drinking, and for some uses the iodine might im- pair its value. “A second and more valuable suggestion, having the same end in mind,” Dr. Bartlett said, add iodine in some form to our table and cooking salt.’’ He said that evaporated sea salt might be substituted for the usual variety, except that the commercial proc- esses sometimes removed _§ the lodine from. such salt. A cheaper method, he said, is to add com- mercial sodium iodide to ordinary salt. Favors Putting Iodine in Salt. “This salt is not volatilized by boiling, hence if added to the food during the process of cooking we are absolutely certain to get todine, something which might not oecur if we depended upon salt on the table for our supply of iodine, because so many of us are not in- clined to salt our food after it is once served. This is very true of children, who particularly need the iodine during the formative pe- riod when goiter can be prevented. “The State of Michigan was, I believe, the first to guarantee the sale of none but fodine-containing salt within her borders. The plan seems to work pertectly, and the storage loss is so slight after the addition of sodium fodide as to be a negligible factor. As is well known, a once flourishing sheep in- dustry on the Michigan Peninsula was totally wiped out by goiter and its complications, to say noth- ing of the coincident human health impairment in this same region.” = am ee — wr . _ - — — _ - ee eee tions and circumstances surround- ing the settlement.” Then Borah took up seriatim the various arguments adduced in France against paying her debt. First, he discussed the claim that the money had been’ spent in a common cause and the fact of France’s pre-eminent sacrifices. The Senator pointed out that while America asked nothing, pire, the return of Alsace-lorraine, ana #he coal fields of the Saar Ba- —— a | ' ’ ‘ ; ' ; France had obtained an extension | of 400,000 square miles to her em-| sin, the value of which was in the hundreds of millions. Then he took up the argument that the United States ought to for- zget the French debt because of the generosity of her treatment of this country during the American Revo- lution. “As a matter of fact,’ said Bo- rah, “the United States paid every dollar of debt incurred at that time. I have on my desk the statement of the facts and figures furnished rae by the Treasury Department, Continued on Page 22. TO COLLEGES ARE ~ FUTURE MENACE SAYS SUBSIDIES BRIAND BREAKS WITH HERRIOT ON VATICAN POLICY Le Follette Points to Recent'Former French Premier Endowments by Duke and Eastman as “Toady- ism to Rich.” QUOTES BUTLER ON ‘EXISTING TAXATION’ Asserts President of Colum- bia Sees Larger Present System. for by Danger Donations Special to the Post-Dispatch MADISON, Wis., Jan. re | Says Ia Follette. | by the States. ‘dividuals were rare. , has become concentrated more and Its abuse may produce a-. 'man of the as @ | ‘is to) the monopoly interests of this 'country are attempting to subsidize education is the charge made by Senator Robert M. La Follette in a signed statement in his magazine. Columbia University is held up ag an example and President Nicholas | 1Uestion. Murray Butler is quoted by the Senator as admitting that “existing | terday he announced his opposi- | policies of taxation’’ are checking/|tion to Herriot's intention of sup-| French embassy to the large donations. “The growth of the subsidy sys- item in our universities and colleges is contemporaneous with the “An exhaustive °3.—That | | } j the Holy See and to oblige Alsace- | Condemns Announced Plan to Suppress Em- bassy to Holy See. ASSAILS RELIGIOUS A | their miraculous escape from death ' } } | | { ' | By LOWELL THOMAS. (Copyright, 1925, by the Chicago Tribune! . NewsPapers Syndicate and the McClure Newspapers Syndicate.) NXIOUS to catch up with Nel- son and Harding, who had flown through to Iceland after POLICY IN ALSACE | in the fog, Flight Commander Declares Herriot Is Forcing French Catholics Into Clerical Party — Ministry in Dangercus Position. By ARNO DOSCH-FLEUROT, A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and New York World. Copyright. 1925, by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos.. the New York World and the Post-Dispatch. PARIS, mier Briand has broken with Pre- the Vatican mier Herriot over In the Chamber of Deputies, yes- pressing the Lorraine to accept the French law 'growth of monopoly in industry,” | suppressing religious schools. Briand gained his prominence in study of this subject, issued In 1922 politics as author, 20 years ago, of by the United States Bureau. of Education. shows that down to the } the bill separating church and time of the Civil War, institutions|state, which led to breaking off of of higher learning were supported 'diplomatic relations with the Vati- | chiefly by small donations, sub- scriptions and direct appropriations large gifts from in- But as wealth more ina few hands, subsidies have increased until it may be said that higher education looks to the mon- opoly system, public or to the State for its sup- port. Cites Duke Award. “The gifts made by George Fast- Eastman Kodak Co. ‘and J. BR. Duke of the Tobacco Trust include a provision typical of | awards of highest public interest. ors convey ,their millions in the form of stock in the industrial en- terprises in which they are engaged. The Duke award specifically pro- vides that a hoard of trustees shal] he charged with the conduct of his business while controlling the funds of the university endowed by the bequest. “Thus the educational institutions 'which are the beneficiaries of the (\awards are given | ; ‘ rather than to the iand it this character of the’ Both don- ! 'will be difficult for him to change | front, even if he wishes to do so or. can. His speech yesterday was his first from the tribune ef the Cham- ber mier three years ago. The former Premier said he agreed with Her- riot’s general foreign policy, but was obliged to oppose him on these! two vital questions. The break is the first that has occurred tn the Government ranks, places the Ministry in a precarious position. as Briand con- trols many votes from the Center, | it is said, to oblige Herriot, enough, to retreat or risk defeat. Herriot’s Difficult Position. As the Premier emphasized his intention pressing the Vatican embassy, if the Socialists, whose support is just as badly needed as Briand’s, /would let him. |sace-Lorraine. toward Catholic @ substantial! “throwing Alsace | ‘stake’ in the profits of industry andjarms of Germany.” ‘ Briand was preceded in the de- bate by several Deputies from Al- Deputy French policy institutions is said the present Deputy Pfleg- \{In the maintenance of government-j| or pleaded with Herriot in order .al privileges which have contribut-|to change his policy ‘‘to save Al- rate dividends and 'ed so much to the swelling corpo-|cace-Lorraine for France.” These impoverishing two speakers made an impression the mass of the people in this coun-| 5n the moderate parties, but the | try. ’ big scene was reserved for M. Bri- “Tt has heen argued in justifica- and. tion of the subsidy system in edu- of great corporations carry wit them no influence or control over the institutions which receive them. In this connection, it is interesting to consider the annual report ren- dered last month by President Nicholas Murray Butler of Colum- bia University. “Rutler Toadies to Wealth.” “With an endowment of upwards of $50,000,000, Columbia is one of the richest of American universi- ties, as its president, Nicholas But- Fortunes amassed in violation of both law and morals, on the grain exchange and in Wall street, in Standard Oill, steel, the railroads, and in practically every other form of monopoly enterprise, have con- | ; | friend, the Premier, but though mY was precious. ‘tained diplomatic tributed to Columbia's endowment, | as they have to Harvard's $50,- 000,000, Yale’s $35,000,000 and Chi- cago University’s $32,000,000. “As a matter of course, Presi- dent Butler toadies to all the mil- lionaires who have made or are likely to make large gifts to edu- cation by his declaration that the future of education, if not its very existence, rests upon further ex- emption of great wealth from tax- ation. “Let President Butler’s’ = eco- nomic views—colored by the fear that the flow of gold is to be checked—impregnate American colleges and universities generally and we may be sure the youth of the country will be spared instruc- tion in such ‘heresy’ as the theory of honest tariffs, equal taxation according to ability to pay, and control in the public interest of corporate wealth. “A Generai Awakening Due.” “Education is made a strumpet. “Professors and instructors want toe Share in the. pension funds which the private monopoly sys- tem is providing for those who do not offend it in their teaching, or better and surer for those who teach its creed. “Look to it, you regents and trustees of these institutions, and you will find your faculty in the lecture rooms are very generally teaching to our youth the distorted and lop-sided doctrines most agree- able to the bosses of the Carnegie itoday by the Senate The first radical to oppoze the cation that the gifts by the heads | radica] leader mounted to the trib- une amid silence and began: “IT am sorry to break from my political future would be better served by maintaining silence, I consider it my duty to explain the consequences of breaking with the Vatican.” Subtle Policy Needed. He said that he understood Her- riot’s motives, but France needed a more subtle policy—‘“the tone of ler, is one of the most subservient | modern democracies is too complex fen | | r policies.” defenders of the monopoly system. | °° insist on narrow polic He asserted that Herriot is forcing all French Catholics into the clerical party. He recited a list of radical French statesmen who had main- relations with the Vatican. He said even the Soviet Government sought 4n un- derstanding with the Holy See, and that the United States was seeking a method of being represented there. He set forth at length why it is useful to maintain the Embassy at one of the most important political centers of the world. France could not afford to be unrepresented, he felt. “T was in Rome with Austen Chamberlain (British Foreign Sec- retary), one of the most violent of | anti-papists, and still he went to the Vatican,” M. Briand «asserted. During this speech it became evident that Herriot is facing a crisis and as soon as Briand fin- ‘shed. the session adjourned, M. Herriot asking to delay the de- bate because of an important Cabi- net meeting. Lower Interest Rate Approved. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-—A bill authorizing a reduction in in- terest rates on Government a4- vances to railroads was approvad Interstate Commerce Committee. —_— and Rockefeller foundations and the trust magnates of Wall street. “Ag to state institutions which are maintained by general tax Jev\ upon all the people, we are just since his resignation as Pre-| has repeatedly | of sup- | Oberkirch | back into the) Smith and Lieuts. Wade, Arnold and Ogden were up early next! ' morning. From the appearance of the sky at Kirkwall it was an ideal day for flying and at 9:18 the Chi- cago and Boston took off from Scapa Flow, taxied over the sub- merged hulks of the scuppered German fleet, and amid the crank- ing of movie cameras, the shrill whistles of steamers, and the cheers of the weather-beaten Ork- ney fishermen, they flashed aver Kirkwall, and were off for Ice- land. “There was a stiff breeze on our tail and we were clipping it off Jan. 23.—Former Pre-!| at a hundred miles an hour,” said | “Les” Arnold. “Leigh always flew at our right and kept the Boston a few yards astern. By turning |}our heads just the least bit we | could keep tab on Wade and Og- den. “But about 11 o'clock J glanced around, and the Boston had van- ished. It had been there just a moment before. So we looked , around to the left and there we saw Leigh and ‘Hank’ turning back, heading into the wind, and gliding for a landing on the ocean. “We, of course, turned hHmmedi- ately circled as close ag we dared, ;} and watched them Jand. In spite |of a long swell and mountainous waves, Leigh ‘ brought her down perfectly. Flying low to get their signals, we saw oil on the water and all over the plane. Seck Help for Wade. “feigh signaled frantically for us | not to land. Because of the swell | he figured that if we came down beside him we would never get off | again, and then we would both be | helpless in the middle of the ocean. | But we did hate to leave them sit- ting out there in that remote part of the North Atlantic. However, after circling around a time or two | we headed off on our course and flew with the throttle wide open. The nearest destroyer was the Bil- But she was over 100 | miles away, near the Faroe Islands. “As we passed over the Faroes we saw a telegraph line, which we ‘followed around Sybero Island until /Wwe came to a village, where we |dropped a message. A bit north ‘of the Faroes we picked up the Billingsby. But before we reached her Lowell had written two notes, each identical, describing Wade's mishap, the peril he and Ogden ‘were in, their exact location, time of landing, and the condition of both sea and wind so that the naval officers could estimate how far the wind might blow them in the Inter- ‘val before a rescue could be af- | fected. “The first note we put In a mes- ‘sage bag, but the destroyer hap- pened to be under way, making ful- ly 20 knots, so I missed her deck 'by several yards. We had only ‘one more left, and every moment It was imperative ‘that this one should get to the ‘captain of the Billingsby. So I tied ‘it to my one and only life pre- server, and when I dropped it this |time again missed the deck, but a sailor dove overboard and fished it out of the sea, Sea Greyhounds to Rescue. “The note ended with a request that if they understood and would _at once start to the rescue, to give |us three blasts from the whistle. | We circled around, saw the captain seize the message, read it, run across the deck, and shout his com- mands. A moment later we saw three long white streaks of steam lcoming from the whistle, and al- 'most at the same moment clouds of smoke poured from the funnels, ‘and the destroyer shot ahead and was off like a flash. It seemed to ‘jump just like a greyhound. Never ‘have I seen a vessel leap ahead ‘like that. Later we learned that she had traveled so fast she had burnt all the paint off one of her stacks. “As she raced through the ses ,at 31 knots tne cajptalas ito the cruiser Richmond and the latter immediately started to the rescue at a speed of $3 knots. “We now returned to our course, and from here on to Iceland flew through light rain and fog. In order to see the water we had to fly 50 feet off it for over 300 miles. But the wind was still with us and we continued to average a hundred miles an hour. Through mist and rain we flew over the cruiser Ra- leigh, and although he had no way of checking our compass course, Lowell piloted us right in to Hor- nafiord. After mooring alongside the New Orleans, Erik and Jack pitched in and helped us service up, while crowds of Icelanders, de- scendants of the Danes, came out in rowboats, propelled by funny shaped oars. “There on the shore, in a large fisherman's hut, with a ring of grim mountains, a smoking volcano, and five glaciers for a background, we ‘ ’ | lingsby. sliepessa ai about due to have 4 general awak- ening upon this subject.” Z and Ogden.” = oe eee Lieut. Wade in describing the misfortune that befell the Boston declared that everything had seemed ideal for qa quick trip to Iceland right up until the moment when the accident occurred. Their trouble came without warning. “All of a sudden I noticed the oil pressure going down,” Wade said. “In a few seconds it dropped all the way to zero. So there was nothing to do but land at once and take no chances on the motor freezing and our falling into a spin. Our altitude at the moment was approximately 500 feet, so I had no difficulty in turning and lead- ing into the wind. “When we reached the water l discovered how deceiving the sea is when you are above it. From 500 feet it had looked fairly smooth. But when we landed we found it so rough that the left pontoon wrapped itself completely around the lower wing and snapped two of the vertical wires. “At first I thought the oil tank | had Durst and let the entire supply drop out. But it was séill full..So| we knew that our trouble was sim- | ply due to the failure of the oil} pump. This meant that our re- | pairs could not be made at sea. “Smith and ‘Les’ were circling around us, and I was fearful that they might land and crack up also. That was why we signaled so frantically for them to stay in the air. We indicated to them that our engine had failed, that our re- pairs could not be made at sea, that they should hurry on to the nearest destroyer, and that we were utterly helpless. The last we saw of them they were disappear- ing in the direction of the Faroes. Sea Gull Visitor. “The first thing we did was to fasten the anchor to the bridle and heave it overboard. But we hadn't been bobbing up and down on the waves for many minutes un- til we discovered what a nasty business it was to be in midocean on a fragile plane with the swells hitting it at right angles. We both soon grew dizzy and our heads were fairly spinning. But we real- ized that unless the vertical wires were repaired the ship might not ride out the sea until help arrived. So we managed to crawl on to the wing and get it fixed. Then, climb- ing into our -cockpits, we settled down for a little vacation near longitude 5 degrees and 28 minutes west and 60 degrees and 40 min- utes north. “It was exactly 10:58 a. m. when we landed on the water. Two hours went by during which we saw no living thing, not even a porpoise— only those cold, gray swells that kept us from ~ having a moment's peace. The waves looked moun- tain high as they rolled toward us. Only the superb workmanship and the strength of the materials which Donald Douglas had put into these cruisers prevented the Boston from being knocked to pieces within an hour. ‘The first sign of life that we Saw wag a sea gull. As it swooped down to have a look at us we felt a bit like Noah and the inmates of the ark must have felt when the dove came back the first time. ‘Hank’ remarked that we surely must be near land or we would not be seeing any birds, but I pessi- mistically assured him that gulls fly many hundreds of miles out to sea. Missed by Rescue Ship. ‘“‘Nevertheless it was comforting to even see one bird and to feel that we at least had one friend in this part of the world. As we drift- ed about the ocean the waves would carry us farther and farther away from the bird. But after we had drifted 50-yards or so the gull would taxi off and come alongside again. “Teurged ‘Hank’ to get a bit of sleep, because I knew we might have to take turns all through the night. So he curled up in his cockpit while I kept a lookout. About 2 o'clock, away off on the horizon to the starboard, I saw a anxiously awaited word from Wade wisp of smoke. Shouting to ‘Hank,’ I crawled out on the top wing and waved a sheet of canvas while he fired flares with the Very pistol. Although this boat remained in sight for half an hour, and al- though we signaled frantically all that time, our efforts were in vain. “Up to this moment our spirits had been high. We had felt sure that it would not be long before a boat would pick us up. But now we realized that a ship had to be fairly close in order to see us, be- cause we were such a tiny speck bobbing about’ out there on that gray expanse of water. A drizzly rain and fog started closing in on us from the northwest, and. the wind was picking up fast. So we began to wonder just what our fate was going to be. Never in our lives had either of us felt so lonesome, so utterly helpless. Had we been in midocean in a _ rowboat it wouldn’t have been so bad, because then we at least could have kept our bodies warm and our minds occupied by rowing.” To be Continued Tomorrow WADE AND OGDEN, FORCED | |/THFR \IPHEID TO LAND ON ROUGH WAVES, DROPPED OUT OF FLIGHT Faulty Oil Pump Dashed Hopes of Aviators | Midway From Scotland to Iceland. BY REIGHSTAG ON CONFIDENCE VOTE For the First Time, How- -ever, the Centrists Fail to Vote as a’ Unit—Poll Is 246 to 160. WIRTH LEADS PARTY REVOLT Enemies of New Chancel- lor Admit That His Pro- gram Is the Same as That of Marx. ; Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and New York World. Copyright. 1975. by in low ork World and the Post-Dispatch. BERLIN, Jan. 23.—Chancellor Luther has succeeded in obtaining the first vote of confidence for his Government—the first monarchfst- ic, reactionary regime Germany has had since the republic was found- ed in 1918. He can now begin car- rving out his program, which even his enemies admit does not differ a particle from that of former Chancellor Marx. The vote yesterday was 246 for the Government to 160 against, but 48 Deputies were absent and 389 more refused to vote at all, rushing from the Chamber when the time came. It is not, therefore, strictly a majority vote, but the Govern- ment is sure it would have been Tf all Deputies had voted. The Cabinet will function as long as the Catholic Center party con- tinues its support, which Is half- hearted. Former Chancellor Wirth leads the revolt within the party. When the red and white ballot slips were passed out he held up a red slip, letting everyone know he opposes the Luther ministry. Wirth carried with him the votes of 11 other Centrists. There were others in the party who agreed with party should decide and that party rules compelled them to vote with the rest.’ It was the first time the Centrists have failed to vote as a unit. The Democrats, Socialists and Communists were in the opposition. The unfriendly reception which the Cabinet has met throughout Europe has made the Nationalists cautious. Yesterday they withdrew their resolution to restore the {m- perial black, white and red flag, which they used, illegally, In the recent campaign. They decided‘to leave the question to a plebiscite rather than force the bill through the Reichstag. They fear their ac- tion would provide too much am- munition for the European press. Congressman Andrew Veterans Aid Public Organizations, Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.—A new soldier bonus bill wag intro- duced in the House yesterday by Representative Andrew (Rep.), Massachusetts, former service man, making it possible for veterans to assign their bonus to patriotic, educational and philanthropic or- ganjations. It is, in effect, an amendment to the bill passed by the last session of Congress. Andrew calls attention to the fact that many ex-service men have said they would not accept, personally, the bonus granted by will test the sincerity of the Anti- Bonus League. The average amount coming to each former service man, eventual- ly, under the bonus bill, is approx!i- mately $1000. There were 4,000,- 000 men in the war eligible for these benefits, and if only one fn 10, Andrew thinks, “ig willing to and able to devote his bonus to such a purpose, public Purposes of the country will benefit to the ex- tent of about $450,000,000," An- drew sald. Semnenehentien atti McCullagh Talks on Rer«aia, Capt. Francis McCuliagh, Rus- sian correspondent for the New York Herald and affiliated news- papers, lectured last night at St. | Louls University on “The olshe- _vik Persecution of Chris ty.” He described the trial of Mon- signor Zepliak, Archbishop of Pet- Russia. By the Associated Presa, launchings for 1923, Lioyds register of shipping announces. Gross ton.« nage for the United States 139,463 as against 122,817 In isc and for Great Britain and ‘Ireland 439,885, against 645,651 in 1923, i'United States third. him but felt the majority .of the WOULD AMEND BONUS BILL Congress and thinks his new bfll- NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—Merchant ships launched throughout tae Germany is second in the totals to Great Britain and Ireland with the rograd, and 14 other priests, in a8 SS soviet court, and told of the per- — sonal danger involved in his ge. cret presence in the courtroom and the smuggling of dispatches out of ~ 2,247,751 Tons of New Shipa , 761 tons, a gain of 37 per cent over ne ‘ “ »,

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FRIDAD. — 23. 1926. ”e ——_— SS SS ee gna ayes pani "JOURNAL ERRS. rsembers now has been reduced to , 54. The number. : ? Ee Pa , , , — , & ALL STREET ine—nine independent, | “2 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘| THE Ww ; sakes the proge of the of nonmembers has grown we oi pt ee the | a Ounded by JOSEPH PULITZER The Wail Street gy! speculations ventured proud, peace-loving nations, hallowe sae | ee ac a Dec, 12, 1878. ‘country sharply to. task tor | ditions of liberty and democracy, always in the rigat, a . - | ii tary of State. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing | as to Mr. Hughes’ perignation 99 ca ae coed | according to their own politicians, and doing til iene Compa tleman's ye ty of nations than ‘Fe re , Nand Olive 8 Boulevard Pointing to the gen ceal reason for doubting | | good outside the organized society : Psa _ eae party will be givemy oe . came, | OR tired “for straightforward | ta Rica’ ) tonig St daughter of THE PO Hanes: Bir: agen Dee “But the newspapers| Germany, Mexico, soviet Russia, Turkey, Cos § a oF — ili Goddard, Le ° en: a Geor ad =P-DISPATOH PLAT ‘financi1l reasons.” T 2 eo ™ Pamela Harrison, land the United States. | ORM are not in the busi- aa 2 of Miss I know ge —— | which specialize in mare’s nests Teens al these. What an army with which to set out upon @ cru: | i | pen: fF olaaughtet of Mrs. John retvem f publishing facts so com sade of volunta ce. Let us kill the fatted calf, 1 wraterme® avenul make no difference in its cardinal ‘ness 0 their Washington correspond- | ry om a arrieetl of Elizabeth Principles, that it will always fight || Their instructions to and open a bottle of ginger ale. Costa Rica has been a _..osts will be Misses © for progress and reform, never tol- || ong practically enforce ‘Dews ee ere | disentangled : | ley. “Jes Jone we a erate injustice or corruption, always | if that kick happens to be a Hie.” eae - -, Bemis, Marie Carr Tay- fight demagogues of ali parties, |) 6°C" hes has given years to the public, p tired | A a ...-iorie Little, Doris O'Nell bever belong to any party, always That Mr. Hughes t { PEPPER’S GREAT LIGHT. 4 , ae oT. a Ship! ey, Stuart Harrison oppose privileged classes and public // service which, if epiigheudnaupoianse Agee | P has taken the attitude that our I » & -.) Charles A. Niekamp, ; th 7 im handsome returns is ac-| ‘Senator Pepper has taken the a | ; as ° cus Jr, Samuel Plunderers, never tack sympathy |/ .ouid have yielded him a ee This attitude was. : Fram is "| with the poor, always remain de- ledged and, we believe, appreciated. And country is pining for legislation. is @ , | 3 a 7 : ‘hurchil voted to the public welfare, never be || knowie we his public career Mr. Hughes hag been not discovered by the public, by his friends or even | ; + | gc. sambert. Robe throughou by himself until he received a letter signed by 63 Brodhead satisfied with merely printing news, : ‘treated well by the press. As a matter of fact, he | ; , prominent Philadelphians asking him to stand by the always be drastically independent; mever be afraid to attack wrang, //1.4 turned 40 before fame approached him and It 7 . dh t of whether by predatory plutocracy or the press that fashioned the opportunity by) President in making the United States an adheten > | was 5s - ‘ . bis ms — predatory paverty: : lwhich he emerged from a respectable obscurity. On the World Court. , JOSEPH PULITZER. Hughes has little to complain of in| Then there came to the Senator a great light. “westminster Pp April 10, 1907. /| she deportment of the press and a great deal to be, Though a member of the Foreign Relations Commit- { the Netherby oe as tee, with his modest bit to say hitherto on interng-| . te AE | ~ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE spare » conjectures of the press | 2¢ ‘tional affairs, he became suddenly aware of the need | rh? c: b+ 43 4 her amente, e allen Bakel The name and address of the author | with a resignation which was as much o rpri of legislative action more pressing than that relating .* ) i 3 ry ‘ ay = ‘eet Pine boulevard. and must accompany every contribution, bat to sophisticated Washington as to the “ot World Court. He said he had nq further duty | > SMS BP | oe liam Baker ‘Mrs. R. & on request will not be published. Ler Seaterland. no defense need be offered. with relation to the proposal, that other “4 we . haa: haw ot W yin, 2 ae ters not exceeding 200 words will receive | pos , sen Basse SE ; which be enumerated, were more urgent 1? of Re ot? a ¥ a = vege a " preference. ' d is. a fair presumption that other factors _ nd that the debate on the court proposal would con- s “pF . 2 ne ae “= de me — ¢ 6951 Pershing avenue, | ies decision. After all, when a law-| 5ume valuable time. > ee: ee eee aS * A their daughter: Mrs. Fielding? eee St | Why did not the Senator say that he was opposed | y BSR a | @ cee Ff ¢ $64 ipke avenue, eae To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch accepts appointment to the United States nz bee: ny 2 a i : ss 4 = 3 ' ce a aghter, Miss Judith: Mrs. N reply to “Citizen X's” view of pro-| preme Court he has, by custom and tradition, re-| to the es urt = = it go oe c ty i : | : as: a 3 re 4 00 n and her daughter he bs enforcement, here is a soldier's | nounced the world and the fleshpots. To he sure, the) not oie that eel : sae met ormer demand with a Ye e a 5 ag , ’ und . + eae oma view of a radical’s idea: |circumstances of Mr. Hughes’ return from 9] Sromeent for nullifying Farrer one was élgd — eS aaa Citizen X: I take it upon my-/ sanctuary of the Supreme Court to the welter| ay ee Pee let quiescence on the subject in urope at the termination a to|of politics were extraordinary and no _ re-|the Senategemain undisturbed? will remain just; AS to time-consuming debate, what more ts there ito be said? The President, as leader of his party, ~ PR er rey Oe LOLI A PEO » 4 “arr. = * lt EE ORR NOG ee © roar teh ° « fms tae S group of LLoulsans Ineluded the partys ad Mrs. Albert Bialr ace: Mr. and , =—-—=-— . ' os = —-=-s- tot Army Prohibition Fnforcement. ien tl nto on a ee ee Dear Ae p pas Poem self, as a unit of the reguiar army, reply to your narrow-minded version for; proach attaches to it. But the fact remains, the enforcement of the Eighteenth/the same, that almost 15 years ago, when Charles Amendment. | Evans Hughes accepted a life office at a modest sal-| 58S indorsed the court with the harmless Hughes | F al ; a4 . the m Qn . ar : ions > TF. : t wonder if yqu agi ae eet he duties | @t¥- he chose the credit and spurned the cash. Thus reservations. The Republican party, by indorsing you are esting to perform tn — | 3 _— a ; : oo ee it is that in the present instance the .| 1t at the Cleveland convention, as recommended by made their home since .rriage in the St. Regis ef the civil authorities and Federal The iB : ; agents draw the sum of $21 per month, ward financial reasons” which are so Coolidge, is morally bound to secure its ratification. . ‘ a. : ir n : toe enforce an amendment which was ‘the Wall Street Journal are not wholly convincin; The Democratic party has always been for it. Who is - : a } etrnents. Mrs Churen was 7 voted on and passed, while ag 2 ager to the American press. against it but a diminishing handful of irreconcila- 2 a> | " | Red ican Hyg “4 re cause of democracy “over there’ , ; James fT. Vrum , the cause of ee a eal sce the! Finally. in assuming’ that newspapers instruct! oles Wao can have noth! _. hew to say aboutZit, re | oNee ' ol + Mrs Wilson A. Benoist present st rength of the army and the| their Washington correspondents to furnis! -3| having long ago left facts behind and exhausted their aS eet er , | a sheir small daughter will oc- | mumber of salo: id “soft drink” par-/ with a kick, “even if that kick happens t eh Rea ions: — Abel . F a | ‘the home of Mrs. Benoist’s ite “ wed a Pree : 9 her, Mrs. Allen -Baker, d Say a soidier would | andesite 4 1 alia : Se . > a ‘ ° eo A : J : ©°4 hours’ duty | a ane &biagonism to tne court is due to the reluctance of = : * . 1 ‘ ; A : — é Our 46 ae : : — > , . ‘ : - ° t ow , some Senators to admit th h ° : : : nave @ day he 70 cents a day? WHAT KIND OF GOVERNMENT? | ee Reese FO SERS See ee eee eee : | : = ai : YS eee. er a No, my dear it. would be aj; The R bi b athe Senators would not be amenabie to reason. They 7 — , y , : > ss ry ” ” ‘sete 2 r a ia ’ . great and seriou nisunderstanding on | : : epudvoilcan macoine sense atessinee Wh contro: ld be amenable only to public scorn and the ame the part of the Government if they were/ the dominant party and municipal government in! ,,,., nlitic Fo tor =. Sas acnt*P . Mg tte x +: ) ; ee ths nolet. ana 4 t st ‘mpt to stop the ravages of the’ St. Louis an alect candidates | areat Of political defeat. Oe Sat. aS om Anse — or nae ator > Jue > « io ns ~~ ee - ‘ 5 ‘ . > - - baby heave ha ; an apartment at the , ‘ - = = , ~ ma 3-2) MBranscome Hotel since fall. _ . lors th roi #0 carry have daughter departed for their home inj : en line io cabar se $ 2) : n . y . ; bootlegger. the blind pig. cabarets, etc., | who will serve their political and personal inte | ‘Senatee Rersh PRs Pe ‘ oe j - , ie by laying @ soldier liable for 10 years' Th ‘ i th , 4 f ; Seenarco! Orah declares that the United States is 0 : . . se —s Soe ee aan ae —_ eee te] onte i ‘4 7 e Miss Jne Thompson, = 4 eis one's craving for money [ing and extravagance that the people will s “.' admit the soft impeachment of a Fr ~ ee a ' ee : ; ea a AOE Ee Seal ~ Kp 2 ~% * Peedaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett ; 2 ‘ : . ” =. _ rm noe:r " +h : ‘ ni , ro * My personal opinion is that it would; They will get what they want unless the people; .. . oradi¢tne = _ : at “3 “oe AS 64S gate SO aw men - oS ln ee as : : W. Thompson ot the raat ey oad | be an outrage and an insult to human! check them reditor we are no slouch. ee ee he - | ae ~—. A Ral eee te ~~ ai | 4 s gone to Kansas City, Moe.. t@ . - : “ . — “ fe i - 4 . ~ , : 4 a ' ¥ ~*@si + . tri . to = at on t 2 us. ay ‘ sack ; . —. 7 + | gaye us Nick Carter; Dead-eye Dick! én bete : our eyes to such an extent th: * > Sen cease Aas let us hurry |accomplished the first real eT ae im th id not make a formal ae ~ er o i “no ¥ WT, 1a] ‘hale io : . _ } +h ¢ : . : P . . . ‘ es : nae z x. > * _ os . ‘ . column pertaining to tne human \ im often farcical process It provides that the . rein | “ : “ _ - . i- .2¢e activities of the Ww lI- née cann: * 4 i ae. i rin - r CA gf Lit ' ; > , ae alll 5 , . i sail ing vessel since the time C 4 ‘ yt. As ; _? pated fi the — P a : . e _ t4.° €sxaniina e i S ry ‘ ec ive jobs and see if the , tures who go about at night in machines! i of inoewe ‘with vi ae Be. ze . lin -_ atts stop tg t - ry: | What Herr Fletiner has done ig sim . = a , the Sums aot and who trail the gutters and insult re-' ~~ jUrHES, BIR a View toward ascert ‘Ms toe! ne ‘ . pie. : *'Glaucop Pg eo ee ee ‘ -kholm is the son of Mra. A case in point I witnessed last night! or reject jurors. This is one of l-reforms ureed| »°* the readers o lurid fiction have grown up nough at th ato ask met vy ju Cosanitary for Girl to Kisg a Fellow Uniesg {might be supposed. a flat surface, BGS eda 8 6StockhoIm of P! niledeeees : — wn » fawet+ ' , 8 “6 WSS 66S ‘4 — ; os 2. 2 . . . - . ’ 4 Be ‘ i ‘ fil @t Broadway. and Lafayette, where i! be Chief Justice Ta! | se ah sally , | to be bbitts. fo rmers and gogetters—men as) rhat is ing on. and ] ae eg} oO } | - Is Begnant. :$ urved surface. He only per = EE aited for 3 ter leaving tl soul-: ~ 5 ee : —- - rt . ’ a pies -. 4 ; ’ ndrical 4 “ ~ ” - . : , se nn Sa Re a agit Sab MORK eee ; SF a a a ee ’ Adena ‘ EN ey aw ie) a eee 's . se eS aeRO The Second Colbeck Trial. od a . Te ibe Editor of the Post-Diagpatch Ore ae ee POETICS | The intensi an, one o is influ ; : nuuence ted be _ been prejudiced by some things, as, for without diag the latest comment by th a+ Os +g 0 He ‘ Briere tata. aa ag ka oe EL sale RE ge oes Re ee i oe a aia ncaa repre ae = *? at this time to give space in your | ju iries which promises to speed up this SIAR RP age re ae Say et) hy, eeehpert pee |eral District Judges rnoon ig ine oa. He did not discover that ard Library | uM % A] | og , orl an yj : pte: se : : : mt Vin tr { 7} ) ‘ } ? Tes - . d 4 . Two young girls who glgq left the li-}the Judicial Conference of ier Cou di ,Uery oronehos over Western plains i ursuit i ohh teat SE wenee hawe bean she ee eat Paros ar main force of a wind on a sail is not brary passed me at this time going south, | AS Originally suggested -ounse!l a > falle tleme accused of cattle larceny. eat i uarter ce ieee “ele” “% x ~ . ‘ —I i any . > |i rived from the push against it, but Bae ¢ O MORROJ ™ hee nd-ne o- > > ‘ - “ »\s a : - . . - sowt Ws - : ‘ - —* 7) - intl " . : , is + ; > ; when a brand-new machine (Buick tour- recognized. by ny great think. | as t n place in this bri Fu ; : es a the pull of suction on the back side 8 4 it ,ready a dozen large vessels have been rn am 3 a. 3 | : who desire additio inauir det nine jurors’! “*** ing. I think) (stopped in the gutter - 7 Se a See eee , . nest ex tan af : had hit] , 5} "m iit 7 pats. @tiract the girls’ attention. Seeing oe | qualifications beyo ab ¢ ucted by > Judge} ae unt ees en pression of regi red-blooded | Diane a a sy i eee t ee ed 4nswer—Not exactly. but it is dangerous {out with the rotors, and many Paty a a LCE ism : . , o% : hala, ‘ff 5 aan oa - " mericanism since it may lead to harm Besides, it is gineerg are predicting that the day Ihe PER quest was hopeless, they pulled d: +} should submit ques D udg rbhich he could : ‘machu rea! ~ au ~ -- ~ ** Gawisa * ee ¥ a . t posanitary. Be discreet and retrain from | Windjammer is returning and thet # * . a . $+ Gall nee - : about L8e fee and accosted has 9 Oo nore use or omit at : isc? ion. > sum yh] the N —s Oo if sUN0W8 that the mothers and fathers ‘ Socrates , use: . im Ly Die einai th: ey 5aees | White naw adnie| -? Come Will h pause in the midst of th ail progress in terms of ere wae | @sculatory exercises un! less you are engaged, | eventual iy crowd the steam freighter a ntine ; +, ‘ | er you may regret it later ‘the seas, just as the steam ship ¢ 4 2 iris with the game resu ead Dreesent scamps had the teme | Yor 8 “ee mete a satan ie e thi was niefiy becaus the io. - Gall noe on well as to open | ? ‘aced upon New York Judges does not, of course, in-| yee be yun : parents of this | i er fee se re " off the old sailing vessel. The roter the front door in trying to execute their| terfere with the right of counsel to challenge “OU oOtne 12 sucn t(rilie as the influence of | ret : em ae pod a = i nO ae “al meee rmence i& hag not yet been gubdjected to ry wiles. It is beyond me inderstan: ig quite apparent that the operati ° the! MevVies on ungeveloped minds—and morals. Re Me Be ce tee Qa a re oes nt ease _. | but this much is certain. It gety Om . | | ) eh gor Se / > 4 in bad investments, pa larly : y 2a imu! C e | . eame ¢ ; h fent. and the idea th: f | From the New Republic. fe | mpro oint a ’ — Ste ice : ly Ori > ._ +> . 2% , ; » te - ’ P . 7-~ ’ - oT >. 3 lADpDe ne as Pp re i’ nr Ww ish or ail th a “wert > rrr > ' . a » vt 2% ‘ eased os S ‘o Staughter /Tincojm, a Poincare rather than a Gambqti ,™ Opagandist’s not my “middio a age . aie : As Secretary of State. Mr. Hughes bas iis havi conus r ime alter: he mature | we Re | aS iderabie of 4 tim — 2% ' Yoo yaae Socrates You may well say so ‘garded himself as the attorney fr ’ Ion ‘ i+ — : rs —_ ’ ca 7 ——e ° =. ne ng has it been since there were just . needle in you | United States. It ig the duty of an ti * or & aD QO t- | re tc] " ee —_ - i rk . _—s — — nad : au i¢ tatee’ ~ . To aly Qo = a ; ' aan sake hehe ns adow! -OW n? No Le} ' ood you would firmch, and ney to demand for his client full > 4 Nor R Q a ta t ury ySs- | —_ re - on ‘ er ne ‘ ' } + ' a CT . e: ° 2 pred the jury eys WE ARE NINE. re oF ih ee = : ~~ Sag 2 5S oe cet ; 'whgtever the unlikelihood of its ley Were permitted to vote? Now the My object won. investigation through realized. or the harm it would do te ) : Dod tg the East St. Louis} ¢ : ) | yard is ne # od ts ns ea : a) ‘ , | Costa Rica has resigned her Mmemoersgoip in the} 7 oii >. are Governors a ad Jz I close the deal with thi seeet Where the jury didn't Know the dit-! ; eague of Nations. Apparently she was not driven al nae khow that they cannot "2. es | * recorded fact. |other litigants. Such an attitude, we Oi ) y inhes 2 * &e 14 hae ae ,lieve. has been particularly unfertuneey ference between the defendant and | “eS ‘a . i ‘ ; .‘ service te Nwrman 7 . “ 4 » : 7. , , lenek ™ . > > human progre: as : ; aughed myself to death that when held during the post war yearg BF @ plaintiff. It is not the only time, nor! ut by fear of the shackles of foreign entanglements soit the last. and we should wake up and nor by the oppressive burden of supersoverei iguty. | ee , Dell rch sen Sud Who care a wt . night bs whose position is virtuaily that of = get a new system. I suggest three Judges Rred to the cockpit like the rest of Hy ei labo Hb , A i Ps ' sp Bag rath | sam, ; oie beginni , ane yer & times bm jp gn “gwtull” plight. \can Prime Minister. It has resulted in =e A Lal A in each court, two of the three to decide | the cockpit of Europe hal ¢ , : . PRAT & as weme - ccom plish Bore | enjoy the fun.) E hi try is | the cockpit oa urope Deoids for her no terrors. It Ay ee ae | : Glaucon , ing Europe feel that this country ai 3 , eases. How to make the change is for) | eS =% | 2M Tried . a S = by And \leck demanding its pound of flesh from | . WANDA HAWLFE b ~1 i ‘ : a aoe * seems that Costa Rica's difficu lty was mere embar-| oi : | Socrates: No Nobody can . — erfully adm! ; , 4 ianaing $0 ar deere big mes the world been We can’t overshoot our gudience; these | full-dress and formal attitude beg bees Of it all. and we tax ourselves to the limit | temptible a sum in the Costa Rican scale. y , 5 seit 3 - patron de aiscovering thi saat “top wits” live mostly on the ground floor. membered. While regarding the . = a. did ge * eae yt ices, when| Jo critics of the League Costa Rica’s with¢rawai] "Soe ss > oad ah bs ini J —, hatha = = fi 4. QUIEN. this as regrettable, the New ia this wou! e one of the nest, most | ’ : 2 + = : aot wee BOR Pte -OMmuUnicatin ita other e@ivilized acts the country could adopt. | wil be greeted “ar yen gad hailed as a si; yz phabited panes god enjoying @ synthetic P. &—Read Job and Mevid ag examples sign to secsen oy Sut Ste Lt 3 Tr - hf 4 Lhd mace u ns OTE ® g ‘hing have sf gr - atrw ‘ of Ww, Cc. J. ef disintegration o e League. The number of ne ‘¢ F 28 : & mig Nee We Fave 7+ great poetry without gpirituqus stimula- be hag performed the functions ef B gH fgugd gut. Undoubtedly womam has | tion, A. Q \ during @ trying period Suggestions, | of some breweries. ~ : ; ST a et a a et oa i eae il {B90 pe ie aa mae es Fs .

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TOY) wee RIP rp nna FRIVA:. 0295 JANUARY 23, 1925. Tie — POST -DISPA1 CH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BUTE other evening newspapers COMBED Bi oe: beease 4 : ‘ - Tl famity i. m8, mOUrRION in, he BOY'S REQUEST FOR SCOUT | military formation at the grave in | ‘REVELATION’ WINS LAST PRIZE tion's first bMe ribbon on him at reatorm ys! na Roars sneer Un = at regan Cemetéxy. Then taps the Denver show - boa active members of the | FUNERAL T0 BE FULFILLED . Spe orygpcrgen and : — made IN ARENA WHERE HE WON FIRST During the interva! Revelation | her Longview Farm and never the wee Choral Club will have Sixty Members of Albert Kelly's | nx # oe tygne he lay dying - stir as Ml brought added honor to his owner ' again would enter the arena. 4 @ir mid-year luncheon and frolic | Troops to Form an Honor Sn a ity Hogpital Wednesday Mrs. Loula Long Combs of Kansas whenever shown. from Madison As a mammoth flower horseshoe a , . ’ a ernoc n. ww 11} P P ’ e } ( e r “| d c v . : c . be . ig: . " , - - ‘ ~~ e " ty will be given ; TO: BE MARRIED uesday, Jan. 27, at 8st. John’s. Guard at Service t | pits heer tack ity Cheered as She Drives Square Garden to the Pacific Coast.,; was placed about’ his neck, h- a par M | | M. E. Church, Kingshigh- ase 19- Year- Old Gelding. The gelding seemed to sense the | pranced about the ring with ear tonight at Bevo Mill by wey way and Washin Death prevented Albert J. Kelly, Albert. a student at Hodgen | By the Associated Press Bo th Ee ‘aces , - the judge and $$ alert and stepped higher than ever ddard, daughter peer e e | far rr ston boule- 14, from promotion to assist: nt pa-{|School, 2748 } lett. + ree an > 7 aii a tribute paid him by tne juUdé . A ; ' e: ~_ Go Will Goddat 7. q ‘ eer vard. There will be a program at J a pa lenrietta street, was | DENVE R “Cole. Jan. 23.—-With the crowd which noisily acclaimed | as Mrs. Combs whirled him about : Mrs. George Hill Gods 11 o’cloc |trol leader of Boy Scout Troop 67,|t0 have been rewarded for his| tears st: ne Getrn haw ehineiin bane bc a es se ee eee Myr. and k, followed by the lunch- ‘but his dying request to have a be- faithful scout duties with a promo-| ears streaming down her cheeks, /the famous horse in a demonstra- | the ring a d out of the gate forthe Pam ela Harrison, coh ’ ee “iS eg or of Miss * Duel a #4 | eon, which will t c i , “i 3 Re: e Served by the | (fitting first-class Boy Scout fun-/|t!On to assistant patro] leader next | Y Mrs. John : re Se “ay Bn daughter of | i ie # |ladies of St. John’s C 2; ee. ie . Ba ts . John’s ¢ . nth , hese ‘it | rison of Waterman avenue, | 5 Sa oe wR ie. 4 program has mat hurch. The eral will be observed when services ith, A. C. Rivoire, troop scout-j| City last night held the reins over | if — “ i a 4 t=) Ps ; ¢ ag a ‘ : i . . , ; ill be Misses Elizabeth Si ae ge Se ‘ae # |Mrs. Esme 2) ? arranged by lare held at 2 p. m. tomorrow from | : , 2AnNnounced | Revelation, 19-year-old bay geld- | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Jane Whiteside, | ry > eee PSS Ss Mrs oN bb da jerry Mayes and ithe home of his parents, Mr. andj} ev. C. KB a an eke ae ee te mee ; : ad ee . BAAS TRC GR A pie eis Cart Tay ; | 3 ss ey Pitino e e e 4 S aries ‘Blankenship. Mrs. Cortland Kelly, 17.26 Califor- ‘ . hs. le Kinley —ae Knog. “EAS » a sie grove fiim tor the ast . one Tie TY Mv ( ) R R ( y\WW ' ‘ttle. Doris O'Neil) ERE soe 1 oe ¢ fa | GALESBURG, Ill, Jan. 23.—The | time from the tanbark ring of the STARTS ‘ vi iit A? “ a Ey pa on Be i ite : 2 i W or d has c ome from a ort M3 e ; , 4N0O) ere ' : fe . ites vious] i ti r. Churchill Knapp,!| @ Rie ee See )young grandd hter Miss © emblem of the troop. Members of | olege, has been appeinted | A few minutes previously Walter | . Jr ' ) _ Coy Saale 2: , > Fae & Sranddaugnter, Miss Car-|*' 9 ‘10 ha ,; acting president of the. college, to} Palmer of San Jose, Cal., had | Lan ry é . 4 meri i Lid ¢ : Z % j , ” The eo mem bers of his troop i}] lat Parts next week to become of the welding ifter competition in 197 Wii Ij his ; Cay ' ve ax ore a , ' : ae v ‘ 4 ‘ . , ise of 1! eaditerraneal ; fi , P ° ate ¢ llowing the announcement ! last time Mrs. Loula Long Combs of Kansas | tion fo a inia avenue. , , » | Rev. ( ‘harles on McKinley. pastor i W estern N itional Stock and Horse fashionable girls’ school in wt 7. 4 . side : rida. hea f > © ‘ ‘eT - form sli honor riuarga and Star d ve Wesleyan { Hiiere Middle- |; «A Bie event It was Palmer, too, eh toiry 4 i at \The entertainment Was a rose See \town. Conn : | ; , salute as the body is borne from | e-_ a who lo years ago, pinned Revela luncheon, at Mrs. Dwyer’s winter ’? Rov SS |home, ‘‘Tranquella,” at which the|the residence to the hearse by i : . 4 3 . a ‘ , ro * si} P | flowers, linen, china and ices. were | SCOUt Pallbearers, ans ill pass un- | | HOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ey | ‘ . lag ‘ } ty ' : ] oc io : . , -—- - ; |adorned with the pink blossoms der fiags and roop embiems ini / ' Uy | —— y 2 t towers and the guest of honor wore a rose M ; rrom 77 r ‘ b h of §05- Murphys : eae Bet hector | fing es : »: |pink frock. The guests were young PHOTOPLAY THEATERS “Moving to the WEST END LYRIC THEATE R for an oe _— ” mm T es } . i - Ab Li AMY “te: 5 is 5 ‘ : WO! . : e : n¢ > bx, a RE : 2 , 4.4 Eee a i : : | - tw ; \ ‘ achey ‘ . : pee es Miss Rosa Ponselle Metropoli- | ot Naa Gab Ngee 4 -. Pe yee es special booking arranged because of M ISS Dennis’ phe- : ) 504 jludaihnhe - _ P W. Oliver of Mi: yvecame ill on a train en route from As t ; Ss — ‘ ghter Worcester to this city, Wednes- her daug Anna H. Roth and ee De : se ee fe Senne day, was reported much improved Wiss Eleanor, and oe seneie eae See a ll |here today. She is suffering from | . oa. ¢ Son ee as ee ? | an acute attack of indigestion. | +} sini ter; M: hie ding eS i a ie i 2 3 and t eir , oe (MORK i PE Ce eee 4 i tan Opera Company Singer, whe es me, Ft Gs ya J oe a, ‘ ‘ 5b ggg Me se 5 ee 3 3 oS a | be -§ ‘eee =e a a nomenal success at the Grand Central and because hun | dreds of St. Louisans still wish to question her i PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Miss IDA HARRY NE LSON. gil] take » possessio nw “Mar ren | NNOUNCEMENT has _ been| in Vv ~ fd 15% oe res ca 1¢e eae . J i > ; Mi - ie > ; pre 10S Se Pe ‘ their new yay a made of the engagement Ol | | tine . wo paca shinh completion : ' : i * rh : 5 ees » Wiles ss oie ’ aN liss Nelson, daughter of Mrs. Lil- | A » nar ;| = tn a id T ic S1T) “t i ° . . ~~ , “ nk Pe ; ve 9 R |lian H. Nelson, of 714 Leland ave- a 4% ick: ' 1a if in tne st 1€2 18 ‘ . - arri n ] ey de Marion Fahey, Jr + aarcnk 3 ilie ana Jone } “ s Church was Miss/|.... , ; Apartments. Mrs; ‘ | The prospective bride is a graduate | Mashington at Sighth x Sun DAT LICK, cee H i ag . " tae r? on ai ugt te of Mr / . Doris Dr mond, augnter of the V isitation convent and ro 4 _ ruil LIT 1D a ; ; rv? y 7 Mrs James Pr, Drumm Hosmer Hall] he wedding wil! Mrs. Wilson A. senoist | take place next J “y a. . + a P i ~ wT ; 4 ” - ¢ ‘ 4 > “f > wy . ‘ we ane swe | » - ’ " A 4 Oe , - mall daughter will o . Fy eee CRE AS on aa “3 ; ee Mos seit! é . - P 7 ; oat : “ . wy - = = _ of . , a , " ‘ > on — ~~ | . oe } 7 "i . ss ~ 4 . ee. a. PALL of Mrs. Be siUas i S ‘ A yradt aT eR! } rin © on Aid , 7 ; ~ +4 x ; ‘ + 8 ' ? wM + A r at * a 4 . a . _= . £4 , + . ‘ ; . . Se ‘ ' : en Baker, during 'yversitv. and is with the Atwater- ; : ' a + . . th way , " 1 te . *- yb | ”" “wy, ays) » § se +? i ' t/ 4 | ‘ ‘% . | ‘ rye ¥ 7 ; y = " . . } \ ‘ > ! } ¢ it ¥ 4 ‘ 7 - . . . ‘ \*% ,\c ‘ x ‘ Ila “¢ r= ,en } : : ‘~ sacs, + 7 ales . ’ ~ ¥ * y ‘ ‘ . " ‘ > yart Try »T) i r sla > 2 ALA 4 P a} CAa &Rbaba 4 » \ y . a . ' x ¢ ’ , zs . . \ ia x \ ; \ / “OT e a ‘a ¢ " 4 by a. ‘ . ’ ase \ a4 . > ° ; : ° ' ‘ ‘ he Loe ‘ - . aa. ¥ \\} \\ » ‘ rT. , wal +h 4 ' : / 2 , ' ‘ ne ’ ¢)Y? el rene | ‘ VAS A ’ i fit bid}? S| .\ : ‘ : ‘ \ ’ YE LAR : . ’ — at \ \ ‘\\\ , ‘ ’ . —-_ s ; ; WAAAY . oe “Ae : at | : DOROTHY RAY Pig hy on te a. Mr ty 8 Ae od ES Teer I Bett's School in Millbrook, Protege of Gus Edwards Mie to Hot bre ay n plan 3 The Piciure Version A Wit me apparent is another common- Bagement of iis daughter, Miss Arthur Selby Clipping: WEST END LYRIC | ROY MACK’ s everything that is claimed for duanita | ey lf ‘Oris Muetze, : | ew 's State B allet Corr er’s new rotor, or rotoring, cy- oly Hi a That ~ egeheim 01 } Don Albert’ “Spey Sym phot ; & CAPITOL : / - , ‘ . . pa lg Bia go canad ne oe — ot + ie geones san apr ViC TOR AND COLUMBIA RECORD ARTISTS ME continuous a! eek a est ; | we) | Moulin Rouge Revue ~ Silver Slipper Revue ( Chicago} id’ not make a formal debut, bi 7 | ‘ TH FATRES J cL | Midnite Frolics (Chicago) ~ The Cave (New Orlns) The Florentine Room {Addison Hotel, Detroit) el] since the time of Columbus. fairs of the younger set ‘he has , J ee ‘ as Car Play LAST TIMES TODAY | JP aot Last = Exc ay TAN’ and the Rainbo Gardens (Chicago) «ss. have SETRROR of Weer cor oxox von . : 0 ae tee daught rs, } beak Beatrice W | Anna Q. Nilsson OLIVE ty N EAL i¢ OPINION and Adele, depart J la ni he for ON THE STAGE \ eahe oee a aa eae | Berkeley, Cal., to spe “4 bh ys . Lieut. Felix . Mary Astor J U L | A LYO NIZA Flettner has done ig simpiy io has Participated in the social af- LAST TIMES TODAY ——_—— ically what was already known tan ents ¢ nous Pullman i@d extensive mg. Herr Flettner did not dis- ee M oe D ~y USE ME | HOMAS he most efficient sail is not. as ¥ ‘ boned. “Ge gee 3 arion avies ‘Times with Norma Sheare: CAPITOL -T MEIGHAN a {r. Stockholm is ine son of ! = ; Conrad Nage in” TONGUES of FLAME” upposed. a flat surface, but 4 [mas Stockholm of Philadelohi - +4 e a 4h , ZIEGFELD'S RUSSI dace. He only applied this “Giger im of Philadelphia. =m elgnice Meridtth Today TLILLIPUTIANS WEST END LYRIC-BEBE and the metal, cylindrical sai | ® TORTS MRO eS TT | DANIELS FEATURE ANO , PHOTOPLAY THEATERBS an me RK aes" . sear ated s He did not discover that the es == BENNY LEONARD of a wind on a sail is not de- , ; | , | *. _ the push against it, but from | TOMORRO 4 : | ' —— ° Suction on the back side. Al- Y ee —7 Y 3 bn large vessels have been fitted | (ta a € rotors, and many marine en- : ¥ Predicting that the day of the | PERFECT §f feN oe : _. = 4 Ci / bore Ray Griffith ~Rob’t.Frazier “3 a | | LH is returning and that it will crowd the steam freighter off = | 3 : st as the steam ship crowded 4 7 \PI URE! —_ ra ; * : Bailing vessel. The rotor ship BS | ma = ; ‘ , ae \ t been subjected to every test. tr | ' ZF | i Star S; “cl; | . uch is certain. It gets @ far . a = eo a . fe | a Out of the wind than the old . 3 \ ; —- / ) } | 3 | l, and it costs almost nothing - vane - rivigg TE ) j | 4 I It requires no crew to speak . a f bs as a ' bnliy motor is a little 11 horse- to turn the rotors and thus, : fa | é - j | 3. b oP | ae ag | : : — «a the maximum streamlines fo: the maximum suction and the | "BE xetie Sl os o sh out of the wind. eh OE Tis oo 4 glia | ig | : aT te, re ECRETARY HUGHES. | a FO ee : ie IRENE B RDONI ew Republic. | Directed by a. «a a (oie. dg A Paramount Picture p~ pHs Without question has one z CLARENCE BROWN FS sa: ly J i e ial ” ; cas TS. a _ legal minds of this gen- Director of , - A g —_— | KINGSHIGHWAY NEAR DELMAR and its legalistic character is it- ” ‘ B tacis e mg of a handicap in statesman- The ACQUITTAL Bi is Akh yuces a Calhoun rather than 4 "BUTTERFLY" pincare rather than a Gambetta 4 , ot State. Mr. Hughes has re- PS y oe Be a: e i oe "ks wt oe Be Senin | : elf as the attorney for the Z | r BES ee ee ao : < | =e ae 2 re Regs m: * me in : oe . as : e SC ig tas utr of an attor- q e ay ~ ; : wate j Sig é pe aul ¢ zs ice es i ‘ | | : : MORTON DOWNEY SEBASTIAN & NORD and for his client full justice . a se "4 % ae he Rae rs Ste : om 3 es e me a ae t, . a . PALL WHI TEMAN DiR ECT FROM THE e unlikelihood of its being q i ke soe i, eae See — ee SS Ee atrete opin ties D 5 a al SENSATIONAL ee on P ICADILLY HOTEL LONDON ue! ey iy oy ir be would do to the 3 6 ugh * Fd Be ee, 3 ) <— < | : ae | oa Se ae a PAULINE F REDERICK * , Fier CUMgieke duncan coun | » fOn is virtual = iat oO meri- Sik ‘St tee TTY PRETTY TU me | (AURA LAPLANTE ‘heanccon/ eee comes | I CeNDALL CAPPS. LDRNADQNE JASON Ree! that this ‘country is a Shy- fee ot Soe ser ity HAWLEY<TULLY. MARSHALL + | arrears Andy’s Temptation DANCING CHAMPION _AVOICE YOU'LL REMEMBER || GRACE BRINKLEV ard HheJAZZGIRLS ||| |uasr OP Golden Bod” | Burnott & Jonaphte i, and most notably in the cre- RTED BY | DAY wi Harriet Seholder Dawes plan, abandoned his 5 : FOR THE FIRST TIME In iTS HISTORY THE ence, gone behind the scenes, 4 aTO- : heartily for conciliation, ) KINGS aad RIVOLI GIVES UF Tar | “ney wan vemne. #8 tae. a4 Pag dh t¥ Be hie 1 if A PRODUCTION 17S UNQUALIFIED ENDORSEMENT. Go NSF, | TOM MIX | GENE RODEMICH 5 ORCHESTRA | Rod La Roeque—Vera Reynolds | ‘Happy’ Harey Philwin nd formal attitude has been re- LAST DOUBLE PROGRAM | | IN | While regarding the results of % BS qoasd | 66 9? | ESPECIALLY DESIGNED BY MARGARET “SMOULDERING FIRES HAS THE THREE 08 TEETH See MES ee NCES STAGED BY KENDALL) —T | Nhicwr ‘THE SULENT ACCUSER”” rettable, the New Republiq is : | bgnize and applaud the intelli- ELEMENTS WHICH MAKE A PERFECT PICTURE. os TEN yous | AND CAPPS. ENTIRE PRODUCTION UNDER THE Eleanor Boardman & the World's Wonder PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF RALPH NICHOLS: ; and Harold Lloyd Re ee “How ow end incerruptibility with which A | wai . i. ; rmed the functions of his office 4 GREAT DIRECTOR. GREAT CAST. GREAT STORY —— | The Radio Frolic || if arold Lloyd fut gece “MA 7 ——— —— — ing period.

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circnitation than the-morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED : pees ais et . 4 SS ms and Mrs. Ala ewell Hey 7 Prussian C pabinet {esignh>. DEPUTIES IN UPROAR The ehorus of praise indulged in » ton, @). The hrid rr} Lie ze —_ ; ae eee V R by the papers oO’ er Marins speech neumnedliie crystal rosary given her by Pope — BERLIN. Jan .o. gone ae O = ogni SPEECH , The former Under- 13 continued. VO ‘ : : os Vius XI. a Gakiiet, nented. by Hecr VOR) } Me aw eney of finie Cn wee Specials for Saturday T} . } ad | 2) ne Pr ees, i» LJ .ry i : ; SG. : ste S ’ t ° - e * — a ‘ A@ i fithi) Bit- i iy .~.t°ii ee y Yé . PITS Y —_ . 2 , 4 . a ta ¢ ce were : . . >i ¢ Wiis, . f »2 . +, _ }’ Al gas «o) ‘ _ : @ e Wis + . ° . mo Shot: Tailor Held in 3 Speer non tne interaiiied dé rt he em \ oh . lan " 1 ; R¢ CYT hig . [gr th, _ — : me . . n .o 6 . , e th 1 i - ® — y a i pel r, ‘\ \ P s» ‘ ‘ aa > . a\a\/ 24) aa . a4 +s aa aaa Dette ta i? » ayv | a i* ae saat & 44 2% oco a e ea er e & mae Pl . ‘ ‘ : si* . ~ “—-." , r ~~ nis ® ; ; a 7 ’ - : Mi : : : isi - j P } ‘ ~ = =. btu =a ouesti n ‘ SO } n as ur , mM "& \ _ - — . . : : ; rT? ANG fl ! . : é : * ‘ Bh ‘ uN amt Ss . 7 Ve : . ; . “ 4 so a : ii ~19¢ 3 ‘ . . + ' , , Me SAU Uly light and daint v 1s this flu ffy Feath . n or = ‘ - . . + . >TI, . 4 ‘4 L s ~¢ TTi ee. ‘ = 4 |. ; ‘ er s Sant +> : ‘ . : aa 6 * 4 s . . 3 ‘ = 2 ike i = uw ANens. ee + « tailor shop where!/that the governmenta! m rity ¥ 44 it ae a ‘coppec with rich creamy milk chocolate icing. ; | «2 * 4° ’ . o a 1. . ‘ . ‘i R + -. 7 5 pe Mekal nth : : ee ianiaee le Pi : i rea atid i j ice in Geaiing mh afi Oe PG ae terial elidarity bet en the allie: é Kid or ‘itt Ma itit’Ss ; si i* 2 Rad : : — . 4 : - ‘ . " . ‘. - , : . ‘ " > ‘ e : snd the mfeased, according to county au-|allied debts because of “the deplor-| Lng associates in the great wat.” Almond Butterscotch Stollen $f angarce Acquitted of Killing Two Policemen 2horsties. ee ee ee - CE: A. 452 rich butter coffee cake to tempt the morning appetig gM : ae - , 20n : - i ae ith nd iced with a cream?) KANSAS CITY, Kan an. « dis Cea ee ‘ . > Made Will. Body Found on Track. : nities 2 , = 4 ENE cart Algerie, |, A005 Tresident Painjeve had ute has a delicious fragrance oneal || butterscotch felx gale Hl) = Values to $8 ; 3 Die e — bBONna ; , 7 ! SHOPS as. 5 o e J . — . ty air ls ae Ot t r rremn( ‘ Heria pen eo) tne i TI ties mmerir ile i o18.8o tr, i 4 RP iied a fA ya a ek 6 706 Wa > : Fas Soames pinat shits id ee eee a Re emerged Ue Gey eo ie “ERR oe ene art reine ein = pe 3 lee ted it yw ers a cae Se ry ae ite Meteo ae as v bee | ELIE WAS acquitted by a }! Court here today. cdi Biggs and Fred C Whe killed by robbers Sept oat Unrestricted Choice MDE The Place tol 7iti WASH AT hs great PFE ! RY > Ao Gly OMe, Se . es . A Pian Shi ore ayatgeen caste rac ee og gen mes oath Oe ee ee in ane al welameviaingeane : — ‘ tatiana % Ce Peay iy Boe POS Ae RO es dee PSO ARR eaten tipe msaale ent keels ceiaLne ered, «atlnee Mpa lorstieee Anjuna, ct eee SS —_—_ The. Subway Sells Ps 4 Four events that will interest every man, young man and boy in St. Louis! Four events that will be welcomed by all who are econom!- In cally inclined! Four events that will save thousands of dollars for St. Louisans Saturday! Truly, a combination of sales that emphasizes : this store’s leadership as a distributor of “Better Clothes for Less Money!” Just read over the various items—then come to the store and see them. You'll appreciate the quality—you’ll like the snappy styles—and you'll approve the savings without question. Store open | reat from 8:30 A. M. until 6:30 P. M. _ Event No. 1 Event No. 2 Event No. 3 7 | A HALF- -p RICE SALE i = Suits—C When several of the most prominent manufacturers of men’s aml young ‘s clothing decided to close out their . To stimulate the Stocks before inventory time. they came to us and offered their stocks at immense cash di-counts. We purchased to the ; limit. and as a result. are able to offer these superbly tailored and stylishiv modecied garments at just half the regular duced very low mtail prices. This event alone is worth a spectal trip to Weil's. these prices. VERCOATS OR SUITS Ge E= FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN AND YOUTHS ig-e | If from two differe one-half the douk $35 Values §40 Vaiues Pa a a The surplus stock of Schmitt- | a , | : a The remarkable values offer- [ae : Orlow Co. 256 South Water N ed in our Money-Saving Base- see Gr N | | ou 9, St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ment have been approved by uma / P exclusive manufacturers of Tas | y | rs Louis. So popular has this ™ $25.00 and $30. men’s Overcoats, purchased | | ; epartment become, that we 4 S Two 4 P| 3 : 5 g 4 i t ; 4 bt i. - ” * B. 4. eh baa t 5 J nS 8 a : 3 he (ie: ere me SE Ga eis we i ye Sis: ya | 7 fan, are forced to expand the sec- at less than the cost of mate- a , -_ tion devoted to Suits. Several . nial. Offered at less than the : \\ i i \ departments have been mov- j d for original wholesale prices. Lo | : VY; : . ed to other floors to make | Values such as have seldom, a . Vz “1 Y | room for the new stocks. ; . Thousands of fine garments ie Single-Trouser have been purchased to com- a | Overcoats, Gal plete the assortments. These i} | | are now offered at the same and their tailoring. Now is >: ! ' : gle ss liberal savings that have the time to buy, for the rest ~ ) | | i $ $50 Values $60 Values made " Gaasaeoaae | ‘@). 7 N if ever, been offered by any- one. Garments remarkable y = | 1 AND 2 PANT S FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN J im Alt : I} FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN : : $2.50, $2.75 $30 to$35 Values / y L_} f rhe nopias new heater snaden, Seehof Soeeh mamta an $25 Values $30 Valu f Union Suits, “Better Clothes for Less Money.” 3 for $4.5 (Second Fieer.} - Ribbed ané@ flat knaitted white and ecru Sampies Event No. 4 | 3 A onds which do not affe _ ° * . . eens. | SALE of BOYS’ CLOTHING. ki #2 Baw “nits, Overcoats, Mackinaws and extra Knickers purchased at such liberal cash discounts that we are able to offer them at extreme savings. Parents will find this an excellent time to invest, Boys’ $9.00 Two-Pant Suits Boys’ fuliined Cassimere Knickers... $1.00 Boys’ All-Wooi Overeeats or Two-Pant Seits_._$8.75 Warm $7.50 Juvenile Overcoats. ___—«$:3.89 Boys $21.50 Overcoats or Two-Pant Saits_.310.75 Excellent Corderoy Combination Suits a) Te YS (Second Fleer.) Boys’ Warm All-Wool Tan Mackinaws $5.75 All-Wool Jersey Juvenile Suits § =«s_—Ss»-—s«o$2. 889 Baa | The Styl Every Coat of pure wool fabric: Solid colors in all shades? Boys’ $12.50 Qvercoats and Two-Pamt Suits__ $6.75 Goys’ Fall-Lined Corduroy Knickers $1.33 a ) i & English models ee Every Coat with rich plaid back! Browns, tans, drabs and grays: (omee Piss.) tive styles. : Every Coat superbly tallored! Popaiag acw heather shades: Special lot of first long pant = © , ae eae 1D seams bound with silk = ~ oun, awn = > very Soat in newest fashion Venetian de Laxe siceve linings! \ Norfolk models for sport and apace aa a one tee am ie ot tmespnt — Every Coat made this season Belted models in wide variety! outing wear Every Coat below wholesale Double-faced, smooth-finish fab- Store Open | [om Mail Orders Two and three button effects. cost! | ric! Saturday Filled Men! Young Men! Don’t miss this sale. You can’t From 8:30 A. M. y/ LI Write fas The Patterns— appreciate these garments until you see them... and Until 6:30 P. M. Pencil stripes, checks and plaids. when you do see them you'll want to invest. ; ) Our Sales Bulletins Gray and brown mixtures and diagonals. aN A Mat PES eee coe a LS EES a Aa a Powder blues and heather shades. Sce Them in Our Windows< . arity and CLOTHING COMPANY N. W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON See Them in Our Windows

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‘ ANTS] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [Manicro-sponrs| PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1925. ) see: PAGES 23—40. = a Dead. ville, and at ff of |com | ] ] out onvicti rs aid, wer acquittal. | was som Hudso nt ' John T. Fahnestock ; at one time Sheriff of | company he organized during the | held was WT -— . é. . , , fo Cc ee ' John T. Fahnestock, 86 years/| Madison County, died yesterday at/Civil War and served with the CAND CON RAL; eieamtnie ab vos thal the es jurors, he sald, e for uit 1. | sure ething ong oa ws vies pe . former resident of Edwards- | Mulvane, Kan. He was Captain of! Ninth Illinois Volunteers The special prosecutor said he! there” and that he would take up | i, @ See samen : een BP Saturday All Men’s Shoes | ~~ UNDER FIRE N Rheumatism In wrists CH ILDREN Cry FOR e Candies fruit slices, and a host of oth i—_ HE , SG and 2 pound boxes. Fi Reduced! Sj cerdey nore vi 3 January Clearance Groups: PS Wy ps—AA,_—||| Senator Farris Says Neither Ne Nie UP LOAN ¢ 2° rO ete a “ om oe LF LV ooN = ? | Values to $6.50 ; oY ee | State Nor Contractor Is, : , sie FLAS eather Cake === : ) Bias tite turty Feather Cans || ve 5 Oxfords or ; eS, Obligated to Do Any-| Ly J 7 milk chocolate icing. | had High Shoes Ori: thin , \ Pa , . Saturday 1 Black Calf Seratebs mre eR &- rs 3 ' y —! fi g a Relieve inflammation and pain Kid or eit EERE IRE srscotch Stoll Lace or ee RENT TE . “nipaee ee tempt the morning see Filleq Bluchers HR Ste AL PAID TO STA th this quick-acting liniment cream) y Hier yo : | NV om Fletcher’s’ | Bae Nby shee Sa 6 oetaa ee 42- L Values to $8 Values to $11 ty 235 FOR MA CHINERY) If you suffer from rheumatism in through the aching joints. And foals ER: . pane oN | the wrist joints, try Sloan’s. One this enriched blood supply de- Castoria is especially pre- 105 Arcade fy) + Ne) Sey 5 oF = / | | light application—you don’t have stro : é (Zz rte ° . | pil ys the germs that 706 Washin gt a 89 e le | | Highway Engineer Thinks to rub it in—will give you relief _ the pain. . appear ese. saattebesres reteve intante in on | — " . aa | ; : | that is nothing short of amazing. Swiftly the aching eases off arms and Children all ages | Price Paid for Sand Is as The stimulating ingredients of the inflammation and swelling of Constipation, Flatulency, ; ” : : NAGE LFFF'=Fg | which Sloan’s is composed send reduced. Enjoy thi = Unrestricted Choice of Our Entire Stock SIZ iB | Low as Obtainabl = hailey suniied the iP be var Hag —_ anniey ae — | Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising there- | from, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the Cement Competition. assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. ee Kills Sloan's Liniment paint To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Co nfl thlden Absolutely Harmless - No Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it By CURTIS A. BETTS. A Staff Correspondent of the Post-| a oe The Place to Bury Shoes SRG Ra | MRR JEFFERSON CITY, Jan: 28—A\ 711 WASHINGTON . = : ‘boners ‘Comructon Co. vy tie Bg eeeedze § :: ESTABLISHED 1898 : : . T3i4M Sixti ‘ State Highway Commission came) ee st investigating committee of the Senate yesterday afternoon. | The Subway Sells for Cash Only | Chairman Farris obtained testi-. /mony from B. H. Piepmeter, chief ET Ne nl Sixth under the scrutiny of the Farris | Lrccund FENN BaxIS A Pi SS RRR RINE, CRO A EEE Ok oh: MRR Oe ata eee Oks Pea gt. ~ - X Sta |} engineer for the commission, that, |under the contract the commis-| 9 sion furnished Woods Brothers a. | B d S b locomotive crane and certain other rn OY S u way machinery for handling the sand, for which the commission paid the firm a loading charge of 15 cents a ton, and the firm paid the com-) mission $1 rental for the machin-| rea Ou e- Ca er ery on each car of 40 to 60 tons of sand it took. The same machinery, Piepmetler testified, could be used by the firm s | for handling sand it sold commer-| | cially a e | ‘Under this arrangement,” Far-'| ris asked, ::the commission wou)d = 'pav this firm tong pa Batic a | car of sand wit machinery fur-| Suits—Overcoats—Gabardines ahs or to, ns / Couldn't the commission have load- ed it for less than that?’ To stimulate the Subway clothing business prices have been re- Pp aap Rete that he did duced very low—so low every sale must be a double-header at Farris Crfticises Osntenct. these prices. , | Farris criticised the contract | with Woods Brothers severely. He The Double-Header Sale may be two suits, two overcoats, a suit een cae fener 7. on oor and overcoat from the same price group or from different price | “As I get it from reading from groups. ; | this instrument, which for some ‘unknown reason is called a con-! . . . . . 'tract,”’ he said, “I gather only that If from two different price groups the price of each article will be 1 Wace Trothess eae aa eee one-half the double-header price. |sand to the State they can do 80, SEALS ixth rr? a a = 7” = -|- > 8 314N.S ——- .§ xt ) St.6; | from them {ft can, but neither has | | “Our attorney.’ replied Plep- } i $25.00 and $30.00 Values $30.00 and $35.00 Values | asked -Farris. ‘Yes.”’ Single-Trouser Suits, Two-Trouser Suits— | Piepmeier produced an opinion € N 3 amined at Wednesday's hearing. | roup O. Under that contract the commis- | $ ‘for the highways. at 2 | Davis’ opinion in effect was that wo | , ree | 'the commission could not legally | for | loan money to a private individual | |or corporation, but that ft could in- | ’ : ; If you can’t use two garments yourself bring a friend a to oO #0. | meler. $ * | “What does the commission pay 'this attorney?” “I am not sure,” Two Two replied Plepmeler. “But I think for for | £1600 a year.”’ | “Well, said Ferris, “maybe such | Overcoats, Gabardines | Overcoats from Assistant Attorney-General $35, $40'and $45 Values ‘sion furnished a private quarry |} vest in the machinery and permit, and each of you can buy one. | “Who @rew this contract?” he “Did he sav it was a good con- ye has ta ti ‘contracts as this are worth that. Davis on the commission’s contrac* |company with machinery costing / | ; ee a} “Y A \ ’ * : rd Ip pa ; J ,! — * ~. ri ie | its use in providing the stone. ‘ $y SX Farris unsuccessfully sought to | te WG ? ra - - | induce Piepmetier to admit that | — J, _and if the State wants to take sand demanded. Group No. 1 Group No. 2 tract that could be enforced?” Opinion on Stone Contract. for crushed stone, which was ex. | $250,000 to use in producing stone 'contractors bidding on bridges and | | a a YOUNG MEN | culverts for which the commission | Biwi | furnished the cement and eand, in- a) Everyone can own a stunning & | ’ te glittering Diamond at our low $30 Values . Union Suits, $1 55 Shirts, $1 85 in chin Dida and that tm Teting prices and liberal terms. We | really presented the contractors ss ; ; 3 for $4.50 | 3 for $5.25 with the cement and sand used. y! ( : offer a wonderful ‘array ° of | | Piepmeier denied that this could | — gorgeous gems for Saturday’s i Ribbed and fiat knitted Union Suits in | Neckband and collar-attached, white, be true, He said the estimates of ! : ‘ ‘and Monday’ Wi 4 whit ; solid colors and neat stripes, English the commission's emsteasbes wer 5: ! ys selling—worth ‘ nite and ecru. Samples and slight sec- | broadcloths, fine poplins, woven madras, anal ina aa tes vasiehbs ‘ investigating and profiting by! : onds whi 7 | ; : : ; 2 | ; , sg) gee ks | ne ch do not affect the wearing | fiber Pag silk stripe madras. Some are quickly detect in the bide any ex- = , s i les. | seconds. cess charges covering materials Pi | ' : ' ° ee : * \ WITH VERY ARTISTIC 18-KARAT $ 00 1.00 1.25 an 1.50 Piepmetier said he considered the | : S sOLID WHITE GOLD MOUNTINGS. | I, ’ $1.25 and $1 90 $ z , $ ’ d $ : Woods Brothers contract a good . aot! 3 a one and that the experience of the | $35 WHITE GOLD a ad —_ - ae & ~ Neckwear, 55c Hosiery, 65c gee City had practically the same | Cut silk Neckwear in stripes and fig- | sirable patterns and colors. Full-fashioned | prices. In response to a question | hy Senator McCawley he sald there | was no competition In the cement The Fabrics— | % heat patterns. . om ; ahora oe Woo! cassimeres and cheviots. | No Mail Orders in the Subway RUM TRIAL JUROR COMPLAINS Durable tweeds and heavy Special to the Post-Dispatch, ' | NBDPW YORK, Jan. 23-—Soon aft- Scotches, er the jury in tl Weehawken i r 18 e Winter-weight meltons and PA liquor trials reported it had been (x. | | Fancy wools—#ilk-mixeé Hosiery in de- rere w Sixth StL #4 err) 1314 N ite |i ds: asement-) IF "7 3 ured designs. Silk-and-wool Neckwear in silks in black and plain colors. Some are So _- pure worsteds. | | unable to reach a verdict concern- All si 32 to 46 chest. FF ing the guilt of the 12 defendants 3 cya charged with consptracy to violate f the State prohibition law, and the | | pews ne panel was discharged, E. H. Mc- Leod, former Lieutenant in the air = Boyd-Richard a : - ce and a member of the panel, gem " oy rc ar son told Special Proseoutor George T. conservative stripes | Oli d S : th | Vickers he wished to complain re- 7 | | 1ve an 1X Hi garding certain aspects of the de- » Our Windows ' - | lliberattons of the fury. Mcleod | —— ~~ — ESTABLISHED 7838 —!l| said he was one of nine jprors who eee ee —_—— o_o -——_ >

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7 es : —— . . “29 ie ~e - ie OT eT ey meee ete ls ‘ .- —_ i name — 4 Te wr: ae rane 5 ra awry as 7 ae Re on an RARE te EN Se a 98, FS , 5 SS a cg ‘ es A, a ee II, Sa ; CM ge 4 rr TRE: al = WES 3 PS = Me Pe 3? ru ey Ba ay ‘2 ; ax a ai a bia OS 2 pe xd *sAiet 5 ie r pit ee ooo 2 an ae ee ee eae, Se a A a3 ffi, ce we! =f ee id 5 Be aaa ag . ae : ws “ . NS, © : : {50% Sag ORG ed 5 2 is: 3 en Ses SE ae a . ' % r. hat ae oe ES SE PO =49% | ee ae _ _ Peels Oe or ae he he mi t 6 RT pa Nee Se ee oe we h aaa ST ities wii oui atte POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening news paper ‘COMBINED ——$—_— DENTS IN CLASS IN a — L ENT Y 0 ij R wg WASHINGTON U. OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9 | | : neareka Domestic Chunks” ccrcmical- shes 29 | Tuxedo or has Dress | Teacher Is William Baron, Who | ‘ TA LK ABO UT i, PRICE PS | | Y | a 7 BACK HURTS Fe Nea, St Seecrasan, teach! tee mas maar YE ROTHGIESSER BROS, fim Bonenevin Megime. WE BEAT THEM ALL >» git, , Iu} 1925 ig our 38th anniversary, which ae of f ef cenectentious services te com \. W. Cor. Broadway and Cheatrut | A class in Russian, attended by years MAIN 769 and 770 Bid | e | 4/S, | , i) Lf Bal . ty rz MAGUIRE COAL COMPANY 1234 Boatmens Bank we six students and taught by William | Semi-Annual Clean- a e ’ 18 Ws’, yf / ; a | EZ : pn |Baron, who fied from Russia dur- | Oe 4, / 7 ¢ ny = | Le : ing the early days of the Bolshevik LISTEN TO THIS! | # YA fy Lp A. ; — ) eee ha bah chee ae Men’s Gabardine Coats, also Heavy 8 5.00 | rink Plenty bone be 99 seven different : sredais “ held ney te and meyers seneark ™ Vs | | wa Vy } y AARC Glass of Sa! ts ne ° . ae 2k Men’s Otcn Mmix- = ’ ; | a - S ° “The Store That Sells Nice Things Wednesday evenings at Washing- i goo es eee Te Wi Wmpeprea fast Occa sionally ‘ton University. | é, = tf ie : : Men’ - oats , ‘tm Ff -» kidners hurt and your - a » may oe 7 $5.00 } | / Whee ag don't get scared and Three of the pupils are teachers, | . 7 WEI | 5 ING. 'one is a minister. one a newspaper and be Mackinaw Coats . | | ‘ he. k feel load your stomach with a ad 9 reporter with an eye to Siberian Men’s $20 Plaid-Back Overcoats & $1 Oo oo | ‘ ‘tf , | . a re that excite the kidaeys. f service, and the sixth is a devotee 2-Pants Tweed and Thibet Suits... . , A pet ~our Kidneys clean like you} cep - _ howels clean, by flushing 918 OLIVE &T- i tania te - , Rey, +e scald om ue ee ST. LOUIS’ GREAT CLOTHING STORE a 6a \ XM, ) =e wit “ Baron, who is an importer, was born in Viadivostok and attenaea OUT OF THE HIGH-RENT DISTRICT we . we, dl t ‘eh helps to remove the body’s the University of Omsk. He and his P | timulate them to ¢t Seti Saturday—at the Old Reliable and Enlarged a d “a and C— 3 heir oe odes brother, Michael, were drafted | 1 a ageantry ol Oprin the army of the Cuar at the begin { > Sean ning of the war and served in six ha ' “2 The na blood. in 24 hours they ee MEDIUM-GRADE COAL FOR FURNACES and more armies as the kaleidosco; team it 900 grains of acid azd wa @gn readiy understand | teenortance of keeping the i-* su 2° ’ ~ shifting of regimes in Russia dious miss and matron, every new oSpring pverene Peleg ty crmnpnsiie ap —oiffering to the tasti d artness. at the popular | pened ay. a . oa : Pe a, 8 — 7S ee Men's &% Jersey Conts $1.50 $10 All-Woel Sweaters $4.45 . } AD | —*B mittees from organizations } n E é aon These moderate prices include g a ea Se ee ufe Give ant Se 7 | g of the 48 organizations in the clubd Mlen’s Pongee - _— Men Ss $s | Frocks in the newest stylings, fea- were represented emb! Cloth Shirts, 1 Velour and adopted a resolution to divide the button-down | Felt Hats turing silks, silk prints, kashmirs city imto districts and : assign collar. also ¥ | “i 3 t f] ] each district to a subcommittee, Striped Per- $1.95 ENTA Y q ' and spor anneis. ge : which shall obtail evid of cale Shirts, al * 7 Cane | ' ; : oan for. rime to be tur | over to tf ‘ x authorities. 50c = eee = 1. ; y Fe 7 ai om SIGNAL S toa wes ck ee 60 Made with Squibbs Milk of Magnesia” DANG 2 + son much; also get from any } ts Take @ tablespoonful in a} as of water before breakfast cach , for a few dars and rour — oe BR porning - Spe Genuine Jeans and Corduroy Men's $3 Fianne! Shirts, not | Baker impiorin him to aid 1 $1 5 all wool: : i furthering the ause br oint- s all colors $1 .0O acini 2 tae The Newest in Spring’s Smartest ~~ pe "a WE FIT MEN UP TO 54 CHEST mitted to a clean-up crime i The Ensemble Coat Modes wari Wonieh TO SPEAK x Crom ner mei Pennsylvanian Will Address Christ 7 MEERA Incals the infigmed membranes andl] $ t $ $ $ Church Meeting Monday. ed 4 - | we: fis the germ. ~- The Rev. Rober: P. Kreitiler. rec- Red ie fs \ Of all known dru creosote is rec | O t O tor of St. Lake’s Church of Scran- eq TT c— ¥ ¢ mized by the ae fraternity as the | ahs Mig HEA ‘ ROT Ray aii - Day : seit eraptiocs * se , ton. Pa.. city director of recrea- tion and for i2 years wagitie. en- —S> » ¥ 37 Your interest in these smart Going-away Coats, Coats tor Evceest pr gla pre paren ek : os ) : new styles will be increased general utility and Coats so en of tha church t x ‘ial pr : : t: Ber fe 2 S i A = a] - by the fact that practically all decorative they demand to be night in Christ Church Cathedral. My rae i are one of a kind. The new worn everywhere ark chown in Dr. Kreitler will speak : ; . Luspices of the Socia] Service + . " ; j failles and kashmirs are in b ng g mtauion, Of the Giese Ot Maan 7 . - me in all our years in business we positively § SUMIEES coaches the acon of tho Guaill matching Frock and Coat Or in tne Newest si m Ss an at the mase meeting. which is a | ite des : . 7 have never experienced such an answer destroys the germs that lead te two-tone effects. in natural kashmir fabrics, wearing those © the dic ‘ iaphs — 7 to our advertisements. Our store has @qnsum ption. . : ~esan 4 convention, his opens i Kak ee with cus- » Cren : satisfac- tan, rust, navy and wood handsome blonde furs charac- Tuesday morning tn the cathedral. eS: - te. Y oe literally jammed eager tee: Ror be the cones of cana sniel = omers. Bad colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal penee Weil a teristic of the were — MAN FOUND DEAD FROM GAS : | Jame sroechitis and other forms of throat eil’'s—Third Floor Weil’s—Third Floor Police Discover Body With Tube BUSIN iS GOOD! a, and lung diseases, and is «:* : ee ae = . ERY BONNY: ead 'K ere a ulsion contains, in addition te. sote, other healing elements which and heal the inflamed mem and step the irritation and in-| ation, while the creosote goes on | nafs sap rR ROE pt OOD We et é y i : \ : ‘ i § i : ; $ ‘ 3 2 i ; ey x hata . oe 4 Py. ‘ - spin paite sp ‘a Attached to Jet in His Mouth. Police, summoned by neighbors ec he trac 2 an odor of gas to room: = , 2 @ cold, no matter of how who traced an odor of gas to rooms ——>JUST ONE WEEK. — Jou don’t. Fur-Trimmed Coats cause of protests from the Moham- $7.50; while they ae “Mé 7 Ripe ae - ~ It doesn 't do much good te try te TUNIS, Jan. he “Queen c¢ : 1 7 Cc Pd New All- | > ©, ) : Brush or wash it out. The only sure Wool Long | oa W2* to cet rid of dandruff is to die Formerly up to $65 meden population at her bet last, f Choice of leather paim they last, ing 1 tee the ines wae a= ) obliged to show her face unveil=:d Se eo Now reduced ee before crewds, contrary to the 89 Gauntiets or 35c value 95 Sue @e=tiy with the finger tips. lacueente of tha tacan e Hy Gloves; while they last. - best made It carts By morning, most if not all, of The beauteous one is one Mile —= =———— Formerly up to $95 Neidfia Bentothman. She yielded reluctantly to the pleas of the Tu- thing eise failed "—Tesm — @t three more anol; ' — ) | more applications will com N d dt 3 20c ; fy at Poca motes Pietely dissolve and entirely des Ow reduce ae . - a ~ “oeeihe oe nisian Fetes Committee, which em- om itching ange = every single sign and trace of it. : assumption ot | Weel Coats and 3 Genuine $2 motor trans- $4 New C. P. O. Ointment and cae § — You will find tos, that ofl itchid phasized that her =) £23 Rew aioe - : the quasi-rega func) ; Mm . re- Breeches: used, port lined Gauntiets. i Biue Flannel Ma Beial al pe , aa e iggZing oOo the sealp will stop, Formerly up to $135 sult in serious incident but washed. A pair to a customer. While SHIRTS. ex accor Fy ——a7 a oa srw Eon Now reduced = fe een Acquitted of Murder of Father. bargain at they last, “For the Grst time @ ] mid arven at ony dru cbeon 2 cere i, $4.98] = See Duriz aeemitted of th wv Cc a as a sow much dandruff you have Formerly up to $175 marin, 24. was acquitted of the & Pa we 9 : me Ress equal Ths simvle remedy never faile Now reduced fo ee o8 oe 1 3 ict thas morn- _ ~~ rei = ~ All-Leather ~~ \ to . desi. inet aad Wied hin ern a a" New Leather $ & .89 ; Work Shoes. ¢ 75 what Resinol Soap and Omi ; | Soa a ww Jacket Coats. &: ; Only 1 pair 1 . ment can do for you if _ inent Lee County physician. after =” the older man had struck him at _ Only a few left, to customer. oulierips Som Seay your druggist about these Dresses $ a D the supper table in their home. as ow . ] wrerseiand SWEATERS — (Cont | COMBS—While they » HAMMER S—Fe LL. i uc 3 | marly ' 5 Pana Station Agent Held Up. cyte. with fisere lin- ast i your sate or ng oa eas es aa 2 egg — R 4 PESO 0p PPI” preva Mie ANE Aegean ae AN sdgtties nc hl 2 RR RTS Formerly Formerly PANA, Il, Jan. 23—A lene §»§©69@e 2c 1 2 po masked highwayman entered the ‘ GRANITE OV ERALLA —Heary passenger offices of the Chicago & a. cUPrs weight: $1.58 value, Eastern Iilinois Railroad Co. here 7c 99 $4.35 15¢ last night, held up Night Agent Frank Larimer and escaped with IMPOR A This sale is strietiy for cer customers amd retail borers IF you ne about $60 from a cash register I we Go ase in t to stock merchants’ shelves with goods N at these low prices. We therefore ust ask merchants te E “ Further Reductions—A bout 40 of Our Finest *29 after forcing Larimer to open the —— aces ny Bim me purchases. Quantities limited as ear indgment @ictates—<se that all may 6 6 chose of : y Dresses, F rl . ticket office door. | ormeriy wp to $75—Choice at... — REE An automobile truck, police b-s- lieve, was used by burglars whe =] Save | = raided the Modern Brass Foundry. 1634 North Ninth r $1 to $3 Jewelry Novelties 50- a oe . . ' siz-feet fence at the rear of the Including Chokers and Chains in crystal, amber, blue, etc. Rings, Com- plant te get to a rear door. which at had Money COATS—SIO value: SO \—2ie Heather weatherett«. Dress Sex. pacts, Bracelets, Cuff Pins, Sweater Sets and Children’s Jewelry. ‘was forced. The loot, the police | were teld, totaled 66 ingets of | | brass. each wetging 23 pounds and valued at $136, and 190 bBDrécks of ‘copper, valued at $3359. ‘ es

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: aot bo ait " FRIDAY, eee JANUARY 23, 1929 928s | Boe PRIDAT, ie SARUATE 23, 1923, ‘Tite Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED a ~ ADVERTISEMENT CHRISTMAS ADVERTISEMENT | : FESTIVAL ”, | — —~...._ — ————— Saturday Will Be Total Boys or DOYS Pee ————— NTRIBUTIONS ow e to f ae — RIS Oo Eclipse of the Sun. 9 g “SY : ; Ga ss @e a CONTRIBUTIONS. oe _ is visible above : . e | MAL! ‘ | TR ‘i qt PALL 7 v acknowledged zon tomorrow morning, it = hl LL Been 8. |} | 4 Louis EK. Steinmever, 2201 Cherokee $1 Bo s’ $3.50 Bluchers ] | : | Pay Tata oH | | N EYS riety Store 2105'S" detterson y — | a re 9 ene f oo § r : mt " BHU | ¥ ip, 1g. will have passed into partial y ee Cheshire Decorating Co., 5888 Eas- ; eclipse. The shadow will be 86 Br oink Plenty Water and | coh...) per cent total in St. Louis at 7:51 | |» fi \ il } Ce yr 4 } rts i = $9.49 ‘fe 5 A Ip Reductions in the Sem!-Annual © | | , | | Caen ae | Pane Bake Glass of Salts Before ge see By : Ue a : | Fee eee EE 5 iy 4 + os Litton Furniture Co., Fourth and ! St.. Charles, eclipse any savings | heretofore offered. By selecting | Sturdy, tan. leather furniture during this sale you can | school Shoes for big save from 10% to 50%! Saturday | boys, with rubber is a splendid day to shop. | heels and broad round toes. All sizes 1 to: 5%. ' ane di for little yer ame Furnitire Sale at the Prufrock- Breakfast Occasionally. q ; ast D. Wolff & Sons, 2219 South s Store Co, list, 4101 Man : . your kidneys hurt and your .o iad sore, don't get scared and 4 kK 4 to load your stomach with a : that excite the kidneys. ge ee , r kidneys clean like you a Milter list, 2208 Park avenue els clean, by flushing edon sine Service list, 3d floor, harmless salts . Louis News : to remove the body’s hich helps ' te and stimulate them to their c eet én. . St. Louis Costume cael activity. se —o cw ind r erry ier tion of the kidneys is to | Syteter Coal Co, lst. or ri The functio Da ye: Estelle fealty Co. list, 414 Int. Life F fitter the blood. In 24 hours they Building .. _ a lereengr 500 grains of acid and | 25% DISCOUNT On All Overcoats Prigay “4 ae pe ary waste, so we can 1eadly understand | T. Nay. vallilday alld MORoay or. 2 *-eani lor avenue s 4 . 0 = the vital importance o” keeping the ee eee list, 1100 SOiE AS LOW AS 99,00 ‘anevs active. Geo. EK L. and M. wis o ai | wt lots of good water—you can t “ North Reventh wtrect “be: 3 } ’ . Rosenbloom Monument Ce., 8% drink too much; also get from any North Tenth street ‘ ‘ ive street : 4 Take a tablespoonful in a a ~~ be ~~ ee ee 5 2: 32 Years 912-14-1 Franklin s of water before breakfast each

} Demier ... Feldhaus.. O49 ” $115 Wilton Rugs, $15 Neponset | ) wee i oe EPS PO ROK ESO PrIZK® 9x12 size...............$99-00 Squares; QXI2 SiZ¢.ue3ces $1 1.50 water drinking, and no doubt you Geo Held asl KG : $85 Wilton Velvet Rugs, $6 Axminster Rugs oon eae $69.75 54X27 Sr hil ite le $3.98 will wonder what became of your | ash y kidney trouble and backache. By |¢ x ait ey oC - n ne S) QXI2 eize........ $59 Axminster Rugs, | $1.25 Wild’s Printed Cork Linoleum, GY QNUG Gis. sieck ws ck $49.00 with burlap back, per 95c \.- 6) gil means have your physician exam- |y Hart . Be oa PP en S) Flowers for Anniversaries Yi Yard ane ceecwores cn reneneree T] b : : . iy) Floorcovering, yard... ...« e+ 1e bond of married life is strengthened by thoughtful re- NY $24.75 Wool and Fiber $18.75) « $8%,2 Ferd \Petnted :Breseels: eg b . . ° oy Rugs, 9x12 size . Stair Carpet, yard. ......om«. ~ membrances. The man who celebrates family Anniver- | h BO bd a e : ’ COUGH IS YOUR eee. 2 eR saries with Gifts of Flowers forges new links in the chain Vc Knapp.. 5 MSs J Sacensjd... § J Sacensld.. of domestic happiness. Consult vour Florist. | DF catus 40 P B Eims.... =) = AL R L Kocher... ‘ Total (( ST. LOUIS FLOWER GROWERS ASSOCIATION 4 De Luxe Auto Coa., 3128 Locust. \ oo ~ ine your kidneys at least twice a |W © lawrence Total..... $27 7 year. ¢ Postal Tel. Cable Co., 703-15 Mer- ss chants-Laclede. E Joachim...$ Orin Davie... 1 00 ADVERTISEMENT 3 Reiter .... 50 R J Korte Emil Her... 1 meyer .... AO | — E Kappeton.. { A H Frederick £0 | C Schiinsman. 1 JH FPiaser... f K Brenner... oe 7 tava... 2 Sn” eee. f Eetelle Lutz.. 2 R fi J 5 | 5 | $39 B ls Rugs, Oxia size....... ......$ 32050 SC & yard Cott-e-Lapp 59c V RBrown.. Anna Schwab. $27 Cane-End Day-Bed | Of all-steel tube construction with cane panel in each end. Complete with cretonne 19 7 5 covered pad. Walnut finished. «cou. ° $37.50 Cedar-Lined Chifforobe With five drawers, large wardrobe and hat corti partment, Finished in either golden 29 7 4 oak or walnut. Cedar Snel cndeecacl ° weorra seu E J Heiligers.$ 19 BG O Mottor ... J rdrsee > UI ovis Oo3D90 bare ~ Thos Ki ’ — — ee oe a Ce er en betes Apt a Ppei ge lye The “ERY bo yt Sie S294 pot Be ns et wee > oh ~ bel) pat ee | ta » MeMahon.. Wm Dawson... W Coiburn... J A Physue 4 I Jr ee«e#e $d heals the inflamed membranes and wp Kins. . —— ‘Bills the germ. Total......$5 65 ' Of all known drugs, creosote is rec- | St. Louis News Co., 1008 Locust st. ognized by the medical fraterni mia. > *: M Murphy. ... os tyasthe wey. 50 S Mochtsly.. Greatest healing agency for the treat- CRB.. iQ Bere. Brennen. ment of chronic coughs and colds and 7, gchmit.” eee ier forms of throat and lung troubles, . = omulsion contains, in addition to Jew he Geos j thic M Wheian.. Mesote, other healing elements wen |S oe: he and heal the inflamed mem- J Gammon. , Sor ae ; Dh O41979; 5% $29 Bed, Spring and Mattress: All-metal construction, ivory finished, Complete with so-lb. roll-edge, all-cotton 21. 7% mattress arid link fabric spring. 2>S D Johneon. A RBerhigen a ~ : D Waldman The Gradwoh!l Way Is Easy to Pay De ee et tet nd ed bt et bt => _ — - a ant A seid - oe SB Ee 1 :> | 7) wots anh ) attacks the seat of the trouble E. Ri destroys the germs that lead to | -_ * a twt twit vt PDLIAVIIID Jasag 2 2 >> ~ r9°3.325 2P3tII323 = Large stone 4 T building up the system affer colds or | — to Pay the h 4 Estelie Yawitz. oe . 5 / ‘ ? 4 : See ‘ Ladies | Ladies aw } a | “24 tiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all! Marion Lenox.$1 00 wf il starve your hair and ruin it if} #7, y. Gerineh, 780 N. Taylor av. p ush or wash it out The only sure —— ' ° ai | tte Hotel Barber Shop, 504 bd 4 arquctte ote a big Diamond ‘Rings E Dunilap.... 25 J 8 Leon... pMoisten the scalp and rub it in! best made. It cured @ lung diseases, and is excellent for! J }Hubus.. J Tineschko. : ; , half price during this sale. Take a Year Ely E Yawitz.$1 00 Jos J Yawitz. 1 00 -- ——== Ff you want plenty of thick, beat- chester. @ P Means get rid of dandruff, for it. we 14-k 3 ze . MARKET'SI.ct ELEVE “It doesn’t do much good to try to | “on an Rings $40 , ~« NA $50 Dinner av Rt Ld 74 ee Bek Wy , \ : Thousands of users se #Y. To do this, get about four ounces os Frey. . Sam Messina. 2: popular ee ESINOL. Ointment is the .2 Albert Miller, 1208 Park av. Ointment and me —Tex. ™ *rery single sign and trace of it. So ap 10c Down 10c Down most BPy 5° will find, too, that all itching sy being of the sealp will stop, St Pee — look and feel a adred times better, Y A Coryell... 25 asta uid arvon at any drug pelecege? te Cc Crawford... 25 Total...... $2 35 | Men’s Solid’ Gold Men’s White and Men’s Gold - filled ences is al] you will d Stewart Electric Co., 1622 Chestnut. Stone Set Rings; Green Gold Front Watch Chains; up ; need, no mat-/ 2» stewart.$1 00 up to £20 values.... s Cuff Links, this sale. Es to $5.00 values boost Resinol ’’—Mich. ter how much dandruff you have. _“Resinol cured a ringworm a's simple remedy never fails. -——— | like magic te IN, J. —— Geo. Korn L. & M. Co., 108 N. 7th st. ‘ Elgin Watches, Men’s Gold-filled Tambour Mantel Quoted from ietters in our | AD George Korn Cc J Korn.... 35 men’s, guaranteed “43 85 Pocket Knives to 1 00 Clocks—N ew sear 4. files (names on request) to show _— DVERTISEMENT ee : Special this sale... ‘ wear with chain,.... ia Movement. Special... what Resinol Soap and Oint- @@@ { Baad co 00 “$2 00 . +. & : irthstone Rings, in hand- ment can do for you if you are | Ladies’ B suffering f ‘ ki b1 Ask Jae s. Rosenbloom Monument Co., 823 Ladies’ 15-Jewel Men’s Cigarette some noe, SS Fee ° ’ White Gold-Filled s for month you were . bo “| find Resin healing and soothing as well as an exceilent cleanser.’’—Calif. “For the first time in ! years my body and face are clear of eczema. | will always Kroger, 3858 Olive st. k A Carr.$1 00 A Lang 9! a Rack See 50 Shorty r our druggist about these pro — P finis evel as . ‘ bloom ...-. 1 00 Rectangular Watch Silver nish rm: values to 8$15.,.. J. Rosen- Total......$2 O00 lace. Spec. this sale. | * ys RESINOL , H A rasatl ® _ "80 is as old as his organs; he See

10c Down yh Cx sl Cv. Down 621 LOCUST STREET A | wm. Rogers’ Silver Plate. 12 7 5 | | 4-Piece Coffee Sets > Ue ee n, Indestructible Men's Belt Buckle Ladies’ rng — ae Argh pe : BROKERS’ PETITION DENIED BY itcrtinn enn em 1,95] OR a f.. | iesseszrersesf QO ae, | Tuesday, - Jan. 27th IRRESISTIBLE VALUES IN THE POST- DISPATCH The Perfect Market-Piace i

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. Im . oe be. 3p Fala Fae : , , . ee eee Pai ay - a ee 1 ‘ ae a ot wie’ aI re sa aa es = v a re . Sw geet” ills Sale , 7 = ‘ = : * . x * r “i ¢ . * lee a eee “ya " x ae” ot pS ae ls oe ’ - a ar ee ee . %. wy —* é is P ; . : > ¥ ."= , a ae - , ii . = —— - -- : y > FRIDAY. = SS nee ei “' a JANUARY 22, 1925. Taal rie ih sidelines : Koma , EE ee Paine aks ateeremenante aan NT nae ae Seteiehdies athe. na 4 ax RITE EE vm" "3 ole oe | : a. — "jobsite 3 pa wat IAD ina: 11 Cou ——— ; . eat stay: Gate aS ote : a ie oe acc © eke Pe eae bs ~ every child’s right. | = | Scoit’s Emulsion - MEN’S REDUC I IONS | “Rose Marie’ an acne ya sate ~ na Re. a During this sale we offer practically our entire stock of by the Deputy Sheriff There’s a tonic in every note on this rec- aor, growth— i Jud Don’t Miss This Great Opportunity. | ord. Ted Lewis and His Band run over regularly. the ee night, the deputy re- e : | : é ge ee et eee ited nl Oxfords and High Lace Shoes | these two hits which have set Broadway ——aee denied @ ne | : 7 Shoes is never questioned. REE ARLE Se UEEPD | The splendid quality of Swope ; Detngs 90.0 child jost the on Columbia Record 255 D amare ten ofBeney. Bn 134 Lemay Ferry road. men’s Winter street Shoes at extremely low prices. give Scott’s Emulsion court, and on ere : | with pep as they syncopate the melodies of porte’ @ new bond by order of the humming. Leer ae aa rota: ota east of Hogan $1000, both hav- Tan or Black Calf ADVERTISEMENT an ea by “Cap” Troll, ———————_!, ine been sign Saturday Will Be Total || P»efemuont! CDG” Hogan are $8 to $9 Values $10—$11.50 Values | $12—$13.50 Values |} ON SALE NOW charged jointly with breach of the Show Me the Way. ct acegllge ate « sine with ie-| $ 3Q A A 0 4 5 Nobody Loves You Like I Do. Fox-Trots Ted gal registration and voting. | As a eo” * Lewis and His Band. 241D 75c per cent total in St, Louis st 7:61 }/ QHECK ON PRICES OF DEALERS | Be ne ees Ste: Be ee v= al || MARKET URGED | Elisa. Baritone Solo. Ernest Hare. Reductions in the Semt-Ansus! |) IN NEW UNION Our Popular $7.50 Oxfords All BANISTER Shoes | ié D 7S 1 sage lie a Co., Fourth and | gtoehr Sends Nolte Letter Asking , 1 Black or Tan, p Tan or Black Grain or Calf Oh, Peter. ings ) blish Fair Charges and $14 ge nag By selecting Preys when Place Opens. Pormery Sipe , Bye Bye Baby. Fox Trots. Paz! Specht znd furniture during this saleyoucan || ‘The city is urged to establish a $ $ His Orchestra 258 D 75c save from 10% to50%! Saturday || peck on prices which will be. | is a splendid day to shop. | charged by dealers who bax | hare! e a oe | . of W . istands in the new Union Market, in | i rice ails. ’ , —— | e letter eent-to Cosapteelier Melte | Those Panama Mammas. Shimmy One-Steps. The Little Ramblers, 248 D 75c | by Arthur Stoehr, secretary of the) : r _@r er = ‘Citizens’ Supervisory Bond Issue, Men’s Tan High Shoes; $7.90 to $9.50 values . oe $5.95 The Meanest Kind of Blues. the St. Louis Fair Price Commis-//} | | Naughty Man. Fox-Trots. Fletcher Hen- ‘Committee, who was chairman of | “« ae ne derson and His Orchestra. 249 D 75c ‘rience on the price commission had : em | : ; shown that there was price fixing | . : / Always look to Columbia for the most If the cause of your dizzi- sometimes at the expense ef the/ . Sivoct original and pleasing interpretation ness is copepeuen, 78 public. — of the popular music of the day. can fiush the entire in- The market is being erected at) testinal tract safely and Hm , | : _— eee eT ens | Broadway and Lucas svenue, on COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., New York Se ace caine > ba Sat Hine neramp repentant ee naehee ve wos prow een adhesin enteinet ee ae he ee - ¥ o an i RR yw, SSE LAGI. SINT IR mip tn ee gente CL a Se ae eta ec atin cr gprs ating Been Day sae we - ‘ . Fayed . oA se iene et aR PRI: -" oy WK @, 7 sgl eee Ee st en ae - plblabt mete the site of the ol4 market, and may! to two hours-—with “we Piuto Water. It does the work without grip- : . Prescribed by phy- ' ———————eeell a ae arb 7 ey MAN ENDS LIFE WITH PISTOL | SHOYLE 4 RARICK CLOTHING CO | stall drug stores. Richard Simpson Found Dead With Bottled at French Bullet Wound in Head. | ; | ) Lick Springs, Richard Simpson; 23 years old, if , 2 y s was found dead with a bullet | ) a | ii wound in the head at the home of) ‘” = his uncle, Henry Kunkel, 4969 De/| | | | ( a@ f Tonty street, at 5:30 p. m. yester- | : | day. An automatic pistol lay be- | y - side the body. . if f e % : Simpson's body was found on a | 1 | couch in the living room of the. ' : = SiC : | Senne by police summoned by Kun-) kel when he was tunable to gain en- i : PHONOGRAPHS “a trance to the place. Kunkel told | ( ANS IEE PRECES BEES 4 81 police his nephew had been recent- 'f | , sale AD ly discharged from the army, and | : a Would Rather Fight lcd-‘een wadhas on aumdn eae a ACCESSORY Sli | a ef g had been unable to obtain employ- | f i 36.34 SKIT ment. Ca | ‘ — Fr ' Than Work Veteran of Two Wars Buried. | | “I gufferel for years- with stomach | 5y tho Associated Presa, Wwouble and could not eat “and just hated) SEDALIA, Mo., Jan. 23.—With)§ a ) ) PARKING tor enyone to sax work to me. L would military honors tke body of Lieut. | £ te . , pony | Wather fight. Since taking a course of |avid W. Yancey, who died in Wal-| , ’k 3 | log: od pa | Magry Wonderful Remedy | actually want|ter Reid Hospital, Washington, D. . ae - = TI te work, and talk about eat. I am the Jest C_ was interred in Ottervilie Cem-| aS i.e ile te a , | firet eme te leave the table now.” It is &j etery this afternoon. The cere- A = ; - y ™ i | , eo" bags a ual aiepie, harmless preparation that — |monies were cenducted by a de- A a (4 | 5-Ib : a il ate Gn tnfiemenetion which | ‘#1 from the 128th Field Artillery TY) All Gr sale | Bs GKE & _ . . JA i ' co % : SEES, 4 = * #4 OIL ¢ wana practically 911 stomach liver and|/7°Ut. Yancey served in the Span- | WARN a Vy IN Qufastinal ailments, including appendicitis. ish-American war, the Philippine a em eee WIN Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. Judge & Dolph 'War. He was an extensive traveler, ists Everywhere. a lawyer and. in the days of the old This extraordinary stock-reducing sale Is an event of special importance to everyone - Indian Territory, was clerk of a | who is interested in savings of 20% to 50% on thelr clothing requirements. It com- = ae, = = Z RAZOR BLADES | iT ready for occupancy in the, spring. — eat ra 4. ate ee | ° oe re adh Pres. % e 5 * 4 ¥ . = - i we 4 és - re Per - ee of .. 2 (Fou i be. - - Nai | ; a . 2 : hole 7 r q HS a: +. 0 - So @) fi b } $ a $ Sige ¥ my ee & Sa oo & 7 ¥ % ¥ am ‘ 2 + ‘3 pa . 2 a > . + rf 4 ’ og ~ ae & oe > 2 a . oe Be. - ce rab : 4 © 2 rN « ty 3 "x3 a - * a | 4 , ot q « aw 4 = a ’ ‘ i =. - ~ of i . RY : : b* + q \ « ‘ BS ee 3 - ; . cee ee ¥ i a ' . = ae , oe Pe RA deers = * kite a a: ie mala aR s are ee > ADVERTISEMENT Federal Court at Muskogee, later bines extra-law prices with the added advantage of easy credit terms. No money down | ef PS | Bee Genuine Gillette, package of 5... ienert d N dt ay cash—come in Saturday and make | ; Res : a Ender's Kiades. package of 5 being a Judge of the same court. ——@asy payments every pay Gay. o nee Oo pay = =e te - ‘ Keen Keatter Blades. pke. 5 your selection. | 3 FSS y SS TE ‘4 Fver-Ready Blades: pke of 6 RHEUMATISM) 232-2e2 = — Semnet Beist laperaiion and’ veligious ‘aleretion Sensational Price-Gutting Offers 4 in the Human Body if operation and religious toleration You Will Use Trunk’s Prescription | °° receiving a test in a little 3 = It is preposterous; im fact. it is ehurch here, where Catholics and if S lV | G | shame : caiies with iefigntinehers. Protestants worship. In one end if pecia a ues a ore muscular, sciatic or anv form of | of the edifice ts the Catholic altar; | § Bheumatism. ‘ at the other the pulpit fer Protes- This Prescription dees not ruin |t@=t service. Seats are arranged | the stomach, it does not depress the | like these of a railroad ceach. 50 | - » wy > 2 ; } 3 ae Oa ee ar een et —— COR = : a i: heart. Eat all the meat and good | that the backs face either end af | ‘ . | EA Ye ae . oS ae foed you wish while taking Trunk’s |the building. The church seats 73 |} | cA N= :. “ i any kind of rheumatism or gout en | SH ANGHAT. Jan. 23—Gen. Lu MAIL BOXES earth. What more do you want?) Yung-Hsiang, former Military Gov- | ‘7. Save $ 95 20% pp 3 SON ie Aa ih Sebi Benne b ARM Ee CRA ity SNE Bias hasisaiax cant —_—— There is nothing just as good, and /ernor of Chekiang, and Gen. Chi! . 2 impossible to get something shieh-Yuan, whose armies have tter. The greatest uric ad solver seated cat knewn and also a superio: liver medicine | Deen contesting for the control of ’ . sree HY ee sells for $1.75, or | the Shanghai district, have deciared | -» oe A, >’ 2 7 i | a as 8 Sas Stores like Judge |, weeks truce over the Chinese) ) — | ££ ) & Dolph Drug Stores, Wolff-Wilson Drug | ~ . | OPEN EVERY SATURDAY UAT! . a | Go. and the Johnsen Bros. Drug Co. . ‘hve Year 1} . A LSP. Ww. . ad ra . | ys | | OVERCO ATS | Dealers throughout St. Louis are offering , $i} Asbestos Furnace Cem of a . . + . " _ ‘im furnaces and firepots. 1¢ Led hg t - Z Per pound : Conrad; ¥i Men! Xgur Juaement wil ee | prospective Automobile buyers special IP sSiiiiR "tice Patching Pi priced Overcents ducements this week to buy now instead of =e fem reece Fen | ' °*.e . <s ” . . a : a aan — anc 6¢ eT = 24- Ete ee eee ee is just around the corner. il oft Lo PORK ROA : Roller S a i F @ ee + Seif contained PN ee cto ST SAVE 20% TO 50% HERE Every make and model in all the popular =i} te, pe ee oe oe 0 16: | yp on” "Watinery Prices Gut), °" lines—with the widest range of prices—is | 2 Ci _ — oa , ' BRL soot YER offered by somebody in the Post-Dispatch. 337 <=:~ a oe om Clearance Special for Men Feature Offering f |) Ene “ali a or Women re ie — ie = CONRAD’S SPECIALTY STORE \¥ 2-Pants Suits, $22.50 Beautiful ~senai $15.95 mange tla pag ag Mo nrg | iS St. Louls’ Leading Downtown Food Stere rn: a : ie Rie ee Sth & Locust (409 N. 8th St.) ie J ' columns of the Post-Dispatch and | a Strawberry Layer Cake | Frankfurters | Same Goods——-Same Terms at Our E. St. Louls Store—314 Collinsville Av. | select the car you want. Pork Roasts at the lowest price in years; rib or loin; any size Roast \ A fancy three-layer Cake Large, fat, Juiey ones; made with rich, fresh . especially for Con- strawberry butter 54¢ rad's; special, Cc cream icing; special. ee ee Date Pecan Stollen Golden Russet Oranges | | PO ST- oS p AT c H Large-aize coffee cake with Florida's finest; | | ate an juiey; a very tow . | date and pec price: dozen, St. Levis’ One Big Autamobile Directory The Market Place of All the People apecial.... fe, * Paney Ficrida: AM. the wanted variettes: round and juicy: apricet, peach, Man- 64 size, Te: hattan, creme de ca- Cc 8 for.. iain }eac, etc.; bottie...... Henerdipt Figs, Tb. ALT

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— a ee ates ee re pow pend a ss FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1925, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED - STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_—_—— SE #8 AT 40, HE HEADS | $2,000,000,000 BUSINESS | G LD | | am : MA N K f & [1102 -1108* @ A ak > TOLIVE ST. Ne - ~ ( 2 ' ee Ss ¥ i on 3 cs 4 $ : OPP PPO PLP NIN ee ee i i NN } i '. We Are Open Saturday ? . og it eee Be Se If you settle your account in 30, 60 or 90 ( § ) U ‘ rs 30 p Mi le. cae be eet ‘ ¢ days’ Pons —— give ra the 10% . ° Se ee Stiaa re! ie scount the same as you , nt e " “ ees - , oo ae | eo ag Hw in advance. wae ? CREDIT ro ALL During Our Annual CLEARANCE SALE Ly. nn ee Here’ ot i ~45 4) : $ your Opportunity to e newest win- a Ee | B A A ticl ter styles at remarkable savings. Every garment tt | world’s largest public utility en- | With y Ov — Eith " terprise, besides being a director in i} | our | QO or er er 709-11 WASHINGTON AVENUE Syed ee Purchase of for Cash or Credit e est member of the board of the'| rork. | 7 ie Just buy $10 worth of s or d the Bl | lM | Absolutely Free— 2uinu.isrmcisoaor om sade au NEXT TO LOEW'S STATE—UPSTAIRS First National Bank of New e “——~_ Bird Dinner Set will be delivered with your purchase He was born in Salem, Mass... Jan 7~ rTrrrTwerererftrfetrTfT???"? . — -eweweerwwwvrewrwwwewrTweeTTTTe Se 19, 1885. Upon graduation from | Harvard in 1904, he went to work | ,as a clerk for the Western Elec- | ~ : ;tric Co., rising to assistant secre- (] s | ' ees ) | MPS | ee — ose-Out Sale o "* : LA tary and treasurer within a year In 1908 he became chief statis- | : tician for the A. T. and T. | | , Phonographs \ We are closing out ; some wonderful val. OFF MODIFIED MILK DISTRIBUTION | el $1DOWN _ vgs GP ves. Do not overlook LS INCREASED DURIKG DECEMBER = is ee HE these big bargains =e | Peems Wecaaes aan fr bet pee a ae i) | | Special Special eat ported by Commission. | | =" nse Set \- ot i Bridge Jr. Floor : store yttles of spe ial culture | ends * el We modified Tri were prepa red in | . | ly Mail Deliver December by the St. Louis Pure | Come and See T hese our a Ph Milk ‘mission than during the| . one | Exceptional Values and HARDWARE COMPANY pti eat sblnaees went, Maun ue — Phon : e ased numbe of prescriptions Orders 811-813 N. SIXTH ST. 4400 fom doctors and einen He |f Sanitary Refrigerators | 23Phonographs, $34 Fe na RR thet ENR hd GPR PTD, taeda an dade vege ee ee — Mortiand ecretlary th com- High-grade, new, _— | toh | i | g is LI a= Se Ts ACCESSORY SPECIALS | | HAND DRILL 4 mission, stated today in & report |i O° Nostiy—the saving In $19. 31 Phonographs, $39 a a. | Ln ea lan? LW ‘ *) ’ ry) ,iT % “yy : ‘ . . With 3-piece solid steel chuck and steel m: made to om initv Fund, worth the effort and : 31,8 Fate « : ae $1.85 pinions and gears; a handy, serviceable *) which ‘the ce ion is a mem- more. On special sale. . _ iinet “tty for radio workers, auto mechanics + her at: tk. (Ss — For Ford and general shopwork ; capacity $1 48 : = ate : os 9¢ ° ‘Because of the employment 9 C bi ~ onso @ | snaition in Decenver the num- | BUCK’s Combination | “ phonographs, $69 ’ cars; per 10 45 Oto ™% in. Special, for this sale. set od ° for which we re-| PARKING LIGHTS—Complete . - | : ( ttles with bulb and 79c Set of 13 Drills J , 4 vs — “4 useing it ed and the G R switch . . -. For drilling in all met- vy RS ee celved pay “re sence seh vee | as ange ; j ~ on | SOxi3t. CUPPLES CORD als: complete with drill! number donat A U al n nusu ; . abet increased. The TIRES — Guaranteed case. Special- 1 't = Wh ; number of bottles of modified milk d Ki h H $1.29 TAGh. 6s an tchen Fieater ce I rape . first ; 7 i a pode Pre quality... $7.40 - ow distributed was 15,557. In addition, te it. A beautiful ch by day and (un operate cou a : ; ope ; sf vB coy we inspecte evel jairies: sold . ; cUP GREASE— . cyt we inspected seven dairies; 80 Sas = | : bed by night. We have a 5-Ib. 75¢ Assorted Pliers 4 Pee % : 63.963° quarts of certified milk, gh ae —— large poy beautiful Q 75 . pias Ty ree | pads. See our Day-Bed with . “ 39c Made of solid = ay Ss made 44 milk analyses, and made ori Gt N—w~ i: any atterns and «sive ~—® aa , pecial ggg. : = eh 68 tuberculin tests on cattle.’ INDS > — to select from: a Plie ae oe, Ween for almost any use; ve! fission acts —Fit all open “a ‘ he u care : 29c ues {0 $1.00. 49c 4 na — ae the testing agen for all certi- Special. . fj q milk bro Std ’ mrto the citv in i i p Sa addition to preparing special modl- RAZOR BLADES Household Shears STANLEY SAWSET par ig ag ae : riptions ‘ . bad I P . +> . ioctors es i [ . ine oe package of 5... = | ao | Stotser, negro, Wood's assistant, Permanently repairs cracks and seams | went to the Harris home Finding : 7 ” ; tea in furnaces and firepots. : . special 1ftl- | | Fer pound = Sony | 10c . ‘no one at home, they entered the 38 Rutland Patching Plaster Drainpipe Solven “Smooth-On”’ Iron Cement open door, and began to remove finest medium for quickly and the rug. An unlicensed dog, be-| i f 1H W instead O | A, ready prepared P| 0 Ivent ick- | The | _ aster for mending ur double-strength Solvent acts quic spas Boge mar breaks and cracks in plaster on walls | ly and thoroughly; it opens up any | permanently stopping leaks in iren and longing to Mrs. Harris, attacked | and ceilings; easi] , drain no matter what | lead pipes, radiators and 1. ; ‘sly, quickly and 6c clogged ee Der yl 9g 45c boilers; package ..... 29c Woods and bit him in the hand. | B U e bE BE si S . if and Spring lm ee Sctmanently applied. Per pound . | the ebstruction_ is. se sie te ping, “ , at ~ , : ~o —_ Foods was taken to City Hospital We offer the most won- Tt | R Wir my soa ag oe cS ee ae won ~ Ball-Bearing | SAMPLE DOG COLLARS e KOC No. 2, where his injury was pro- Reautifully finished in 75 derful Blanket and Com- -_ : . ba LS ff its ' , } uh 34: | a ceneniennememenmeneeeell This Mattress is built for dura- bility; with heavy, fine quality tick d full Tt cine. ite riggs $7 85 / | | nut finish. e } - WMI @< BA @«< Be EE A : a WN, AR AN AE AE A Mattress you will want to sleep on. Blue Bird Dinner Set Free @ AR = Waste unced serious *h long Rol tes —;'~ Fre nouns 5 1OUS., | walnut. om in« en ° forter / ler Ska ‘ ~~ Baskets YA Police have issued a restraining | Latest design. We of- placed Self- j ball- : t : Saastake aed cannot | —— ——w hy Woven of strone f order to prevent Mrs. Harris har- | ——— tinned wire that /y boring an un licensed dog. or Comforter, " , fall out; regular | = sy ; the popular 1g | QQ, s | =’ Lite co hand a fy Seteletets 4 special : : a¢ ~ a baal al. ; bottom; regular Grit ea - ab yf Drices-1S iat , 6 A large assortment of Collars, in all Fee er pag 19c Bear” 4 ADVERTISEMENT . : aes I : ig. i= sizes and many patterns; actual val- | emtconntel ee F UNDERT + yi Di if SOOT DESTROYER ues to $3.50. We have priced | ROOFING PAPER LET TH AKER ost-Dispatch. Se SSE ee earn pes, ate, semvctonetes Pest: 1 WAIT | and chimneys: no " a ns that @ very tough an urable Paper a One Sie-Cap Tonight 19¢c to $ | 75 — give many year } $1.45 rene gma ow Pp nig ice, Per roll.... obiles” | Special Wind KITCHEN SINKS oOape Aso the We : ; : s | pecia indow Shades tes Am we om : x . \ . - on Olive Oil Compound n Tables 7 7 f, Extensio | A Wm. Rogers & Sons 26-Pc. Set e have on hand about 300 Window We have on hand one-piece 7 porcelain enameled Sinks : (Siebel’s Capsules) 6 tee he i es Op Calomelized with rhubarb, the|/# Latest style; beau- $ 15 — ' . { 6 knives, 6 forks, 6 tén- damaned f ittae o |modern physic, to correct sluggish | tifully finished os ““ AY 4 spoons, 6 table spoons, | 4.15 ‘inl leader fer a sgl sale. Blanket for and ey aa this «ale at y 7 SSS a | | bowel and liver trouble by cleans- | { butter knife and 1 ; ing the impurities out of your sys- | sugar shell complete. __ - he r : a 136 Ta; : <2 PO tae ee ny See SS ’ | | ee WT Le TT ifringe: in _— LARGE aie anntin ee -tem—no more dizzy spells from | a . | - eeeane REDUCTION : : hiliousness—no more bad _ breath e ar ests hi i from sour stomach—no more bowe!] | values range 7 | | to $3.75. We Toke ehaemape «oS | | poison to cause colds—eradicates 42 INCHES LONG offer any at sanitary | ‘sick headaches and that down-and- price on itehen at a v b- & | Special . Ced $1.00 soak ane, digo, ‘out laggard pepless feeling. Sie- heavy Pro-Lino. , coaetiatn nel aa nd 20 § 50 7 === Caps < pera enone Ree | See our large line. teak heme one’ See inches oisons by creating healthy bowe square oe ang ox Sap Ene seems g Special per sq" De not fail te see this excep- RI WA RE Co 81 1-81 3 dction—the secret is calomelizing -. CENTRAL HA ’ "9 : N. 6th St. olive oil with rhubarb to work di- _ Te. tional value Fe | BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND MORGAN | reetly on the liver, stomach and n a a $ 75 bowels. | | ———EEe C GOLDMAN BROS. | ===" 919.2 | Sold by Enderle’s Five Drug _ ' Stores, Johnson Bros, Wolff-Wilson j and other drug stores. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ’

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. — ae ERT = ar ees oo LS wi “post-DISPAI ‘CH alone has MORE CITY vibra than the ee soomal one —_ hase newspaper COMBINED ‘ ANUARY 38 ; : a os Hi ; is soe Ag ed aie : * “= Peo, Se Re Kgl ee ae : alae paily es ene fae manitehntgincheastieaeniianisian a a a ox —e J ‘o ewhinns # yar “erat _ _—- Mail Orders Filled Promptly ail Cakes price, ete ad stores however, — Special to the Post-Dispatch. $8.00 ELECTRIC HEATING | are recogn in the . ion A Washington _ LARNED, Kan., Jan. 23.—Mrs. PADS with 3-heat $4.95 | 6128 Easton Wellston ———— . | and Cakes per store, than wine with intent to cause the death | i og A ee ae Giuaranteed Pa S Porterhouse, with each Player. of her suitor, L. A. Bly, 16 in the | $10.00 EXCKU ELEOCTRIic @j| Round, Ib... from the office of Blaine Roberts, | , linear in our entire stc ¥ '§ Validity of Kansas Action to Be | 3 Attacked on Ground It Speci- SATURDAY SPECIALS Perhaps you hesitate to buy industry as “leaders” rerantiag * » . ‘itch. Guaranteed, » + eee fee | ‘Tackerg Mary K. E Ssieston, wealthy wid- ow SRICHS SATURDAY AND MONDAY ne > zs os 4 — has o's ae grocers. When you try them | : ch nd Mus d pination Ben a Pawnee County Jail as a result of | COOKERS. Guaran- $6 75 20 DAY TR > » y > > & tt & | Cc Se County Attorney. The arrest of | BLUTe mite ome | Chuck, Prime, Ib. i096 | a Mrs. Eggieston means that the va- | eT com- Stew, Te Re lidity of her recent pardon by J. | piete, each at | Breast, th. 7 M. Davis, retiring Governor, will | —-~4 h ‘ . be attacked at a hearing in the. 65c Chops, -O¢ : 4 ans 7 sa ceapat | WOMAN PARDONED BY DAVIS /GTONESECTRIL MT. AUBURN | Country Club SPECIALS IN POISON CASE IS JAILED 714 PINE | Se Crackers and’ ARMY cOODS STORE. flee Wrong Offense. | e - bs | er pe them because of their fey | quality. We sell more ¢€ om, convieted Nov. 30 of poleoning if O5e6 Sea itn ere: @2 G6 ili, 1 de a ‘ . ide ien"saka™ mae TM Combis, own choice incl a commitment issued yesterday | teed. At Chuck Roast, ib | PR eh Syd: eh : ye] : aaa or For men, direct from the factory; Pawnee County District Court, set | Shoulder, _ sets for next Monday roe | xt 2 y. | gee Cut al. made of heavy weight “y Mrs. Eggleston was sentenced to | 4 — a | Loin of Veal, Ib., 12+¢ | baal denim with white ve ail S09 from five to 20 years at the State § leg of Veal, ib. 2” | Choice xtra full c a , eel te Industrial Farm at Tansing. She 2-CELL FLASHLIGHT. Equip- f Native stitched, iz Ss 32 . +P was freed on $10,000 bond peml- | ped with powerful battestes | HAM Smoked erf tailored. Size ; ) - opi Calif., Ib ig ectly bo pe ‘ing hearing of her appeal to the ae See 50c ‘Cattle, to 44. af o 4 ® | Supreme Court. This appeal has apecial ere ise | Pork Shoulder, Ib. 13¢ Per Lb., fe > i never been perfected, for, in the 84.00 ELECTRIC TOASTERS, Spareribs, ib | = OUR REG $I /5 VAL er ea . meantime, she was pardoned by eee = $ a | BEE Boneless, RIB Cut From hate Se “a 5] guarantees ! s . SBE tee Gov. Davis. The County Attorney | | shantder, tb... p or 6 to 8 Lb. contends the pardon was invalid | $12 WAFFLE IRONS; large LOIN Loins, Per Lb., size. Complete 5 | With every 50c purchase fresh . : eae . | convicted—attempted murder. This | | ‘ ue in years. Ee US ee | offense carries an entirely differ- $2.50 Boudoir La mps | Pound | Sus ar- 40 to 14 Special, on ; -ent penalty from that of which se -tacies hich wth A oun ‘SUGAR | *4 hb re | sale Satur- a ; | Mrs. Eggieston actually was con- ps , ii, —— | Best Cured, . "9 ‘J $3 | Eutchedt-aetdntin nen aaah salads ment, all-silk or metal frame G lated hol day unti Be: a % : ces Rg cata 7 shades; several colors and | ranure | Hickory- Whole or meat, 1 pound pure : : ’ with intent to kill Ely. WITH 50c PURCHASE 1500 pair uf Her attorneys will bring a ha- ee os Leer ROC ERS BI Half, Lb., se have all _ | | been sold. : J er es Se oon Special '@ Prunes; bright, fresh | Fancy Sugar Cured, leas é N : her release from jail Monday. In fruit; 40-50 size; A pair.... : 4 |the meantime she will be held in 'B Queen Olives; full | 4 to 6 Pound Pieces, Lb., | jail. Several weeks before the par- # ; ' | art jar : | don was issued, ex-Gov. Davis was | — jg auare J ae ir _visited by Ely, who declared his | ~~ Eagle peu eum 15¢ | ee belief in Mrs. Eggleston's inno- |—— |g 4-02. jar Olives cence. Ely formerly served in the You Don’t Need Cash Del Monte Orange Mar- For young men and boys. Legislature with Davis. Neither WITH | malade; 14-02. jar; spec. r i Asal ro C © S & . Some are wool mixed. C en Ely nor the Governor could re- ig tana W hite Laundry fe | v Fi oe ees _-—— Biggest x 2 ag me because she was pardoned of an Overall val- hee ee. offense of which she never was and guaranteed \KKE EER EUEERS 4 1 - \ Dark fancy colors, etc. member at the time the legal no- L Pp BRASGH & C0. Soap; i Ee On sale Saturday only. , tice was prepared the precise of- . . y | Walter Baker’s Cocoa; hb. “1 fense of which Mrs. Eggleston had LIN AV. '— 14-pound can cee IC Values Up to $1.50. 2618 FRANK ie =e been convicted. Open .§ Lifebuoy Soap; | ‘4 GOV, BAKER PROMISES TO & Bit |B Laux; ehrce packs BTFRESH NECK BONES ts: 6c BULK KRAUT = 3 fo REVEAL UNTAXED WEALTH FP 5.00 Kagio Stamps with 90a ¥ FR r —- etn: ay pager Pa , wr \TER : tI, onporser Te, a | FRANKF U RTERS, ; 29 "Hs ; ci/BRAUNSCHWEIG ele erat nme Tessions Mee to t\\ | So tee Ses 9561 HN MEAT LOA sit 90 BUCK SAUSAGE’: 22c} v7y COLUMBIA. Mo... Jan. 23.—Gov 2 -lb, can Cocoa ¢ MEU, » a9: - $5.00 Lagle Stam it PRICES SMASHED maker, addressing Mizount farm- ee: (Cw @ ON | hl ve ‘Vanilla mes af ges ers at the Farm Week program at | Soper ; y a a > I-xtract A carload of Shoes and Oxfords, for the Agricultural College, last night | “re | | | "a we Ki t fi h men and young men; for work or fg) S#id that the outstanding policy of a, ae a= = = mes res ay ithe hg RE iat fog dress; all sizes, 6 to 12, pore he os m | Dis ao would be to Potatoes | = 4 iN iP ficer’s dress oes an xfords, uncover | den sources of a great | = ' } Sas F © fe Mites! of ihe jantaxcd wealth in the B “drone 10 Pounds. . 1 Bees Wy IN , yy State. By this means, he said, the| } Bushell Box .. | a | —Z : Z m | institutions of the State would be ig Fu rn I t U gt ww e: 2° Py hn et benefited immeasurably while the - = er — Spinach; clean, fresh | | % — rerag ayer w : hi t; THAN [JONATHAN EATING, | Fricnds Do Not Show Up for | reate ‘One PFngagement. | DROPSY Week FREE Lbs. 1 3¢/U “Our girl friends stood us up after we had borrowed a flivver mon breathing 76 ) ’ | rellev in a few so we decided to stick somebody | TheWholeWheatCereal Ryne | curs. swelling reduced in a few days. reg- Size Siz Of any pair of Shoes, as Ililus- i." | ) , lates’ the liver, kidneys, stomach and heart, Doz., Dem a trated, and many other styles, ham S| That is explanation of two youths| ang hg Ee ge ‘ including boys’ fine dress fy in Central district holdover, who | " COLLUM DROPSY REMEDY CO. Firm, Shoes and high-top Boots. % } yest themselves as Gus Senls, et ne en | Luscious Lbs. . sositen , 18, of 1829 South Seventh street, | Now on sale in our Shoe & oat setenaats Tne A gh | Fruit | || system om Relais: te ol contention ode “(panned aeanuerh : department, $2.99. ; Ne eet ahs, avenue, in a confession admitting P O T T O = % U. Ss. NO. 1 -. . ie a SEE THESE SHOES je : two robberies. On the night of RTHERN WH i q wih agent , i, after the girl friends DISPLAYED IN OUR te ' At SITES failed to appear, they took $2 from | EY ; - 7 alt Roy Zeis, 5812 Garesche avenue, - © ;, SHOW WINDOWS. ; the confession states. The next | #60 Lbs. BAe; 100 Lbs. SI 40 1 & Lbs. oie ' F is, | night, the confession continues, two | e j more girls played them false so} Bote \ | hite, 4 ’ § CROSS SHEEPSKIN-LINED COATS =: Qe ae) | eo | nap a penniless “drunk.” | = Baskets, 5c; Large | CELERY, oT ——— each, 10c CARROT Ne 2 Bunc es iL pete mu Sa es ws ~~ Ser eer pe 0 5 gs ree frome en ee oe ~ ty a fet wea = rrived, arge : 5 ——— fo NM MEN BA fl) Nomis, Tam 22, Adriatic trom) Paramount Catsup ye : ay Butter BLANTON’ S CREAMO, per pound... .28 j xe? ¢ iNew or | = eee tate ed es eo pes Ee hh JELKE’S GOOD LUCK A Very Low Price YA Re ew, re \ ae . ane Oin, San ranc isco. : , | — - SEY | bie ; a % oe pene A SM ccs Now vor esaent va COTM an Airiine: 2 for O_O | A R CG A if 5 weapon a a 4 Tr napa he RAR: He ren eee Fn pe ee ee ly NT Met, te ow = +. New York, Jan. 22, President | ROUND pound... xg. a ) ye $2 TO $3 SHUMATE RAZORS Mish-srade stect, a eleven ronren.| ROAST, a Gene CREAM ss es per package.....146 . , ean, 23, “ranconil: $1.25 BARBER SHEARS } Round the World via Mater. a Eee IDI | PORK ‘RIB OR 1 ] iE : Sap PE en PACK AGH... en : . J As illastrated, best roe Seem. ian. 33," ‘Cleveland, ue wLK ACA ONI = |SKIDOO, 3 steel. On sale eae Megantic, Liverpool; | En | ’ per Cc S DO CamS..ccscesee “ : ; T a; s rar- ON, h AS ’ - Saturday tela, Kobe, teres dew 6 to 8 Th. aver a | Yellow Onions, 4 Ibs. 15 I PLANNE : AGE , per ix at age: whole or La | Kitten's Seratch teogeas to Child. OYST RS AS | road Stri ng Beans mage they 10 ry - ub, ounce, each. . °.8 oe | By the Aseoctated Pres Btrie : d fla. bd PEORIA, Ill., Jan. 23.—Miriam a he sane: J ireher renerg Lettuce x5 5 JEL LO, As Assorte avors, package cece ees +600 6 ee Porney, 8 years old, of Brimfield, | Iit., died at a local hospital last p k Sh ld Grapefruit, 3 for for 10 | night from poisoning believed to OT Ou er + |B ri have been caused by a scratch from | ananas ar Fresh Fresh Calis, tb tact onathan *°°**' 3 Ibs. We will Give With Each 3 Bars Purchased | ARMY GOODS STORE| jj we in Tews sem, | SHleed | Ty cn | ot age STRAWBERRIES EE 10% & Washington | eae) ee 295 5 | statis 45| FONE BAR ‘ABSOLUTELY FR a per cen e cotton epartment | ce — —: R* —_ 3 the Pacific Mills, effective Jan. | Fresh Spareribs, ID. | Pasmoked fans 19 low mtn of metry > oie 2 7c : i is announced. Approximately | 1200 employes will be affected. ~~ Re CRE 4 These Prices Good Only in Greater St. Louis and East St. Louls Stores

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FRIL DA Y, - i ad ’ 2Y 23, 1925. — a yx “ way | ; : Consteare- ant —¥ 2eal Pj ano. = argai =" COLBECK GANGSTERS FILED Hearing on Question of Bail Set for Perh Cakes Tomorrow Before U. 8. Ap- ‘erhaps you hesitate to them because of there POS 3=«In Our January Clearance of Used Pianos-and Players secta Ponts, COUR, iB ‘Chicago. price, Krove to ray ‘ . are recoxnlzed ‘im the baking Ba BRADFORD PLAYER; mahogany sets _$ | 25 CHICAGO, Jan. 23.—Preliminary industry as ders” o; y og We sell i rezarding A oF FREE S wonderful valie Ath. .cccces ce cede c cwoles to an appeal, attorneys for Wil- Pigrecers. "Ween yen ‘ann at ' LA SALLE PLAYER) mahggany case, nas’ $135 JP jtiam P. (Dinty) Colbeck and eight , incy, Ill., of SCHUBERT UPRIGHT; ebony case, others convicted at Qu good Piano for a beginner “ee the Staunton mail robbery and sen- you will immedi: Maly recta 3 Co pination Bench and Music their high quality = te of your own choice included HUMBOLDT UPRIGHT; oak case, ) tenced to terms of 25 years each in sweet tone, good condition. ......e.essees esee A ithe penitentiary, today filed an ap- i each Player. e DAY TRIAL GERHARD BAILEY. UP. plication for a writ of supersedas gr exchange eee oe i. * PLAYER, RIGHT d release of the prisoners on bail . a- " a ” PER jest nt in our entire stoc pace os il anet TERMS good mee with: tii clerk of the United States lal $145 | EQ} S110 Cet eee Se Appel ” Ollelike Many Lines of Furniture, Phonographs, Player-Fianos, Ete. a GEO. STECK ‘held before Judges Alschuler, Page Bes WHITNEY eas LB. Bete. : UPRIGHT, and Evans, sitting en banc at 10 424444444 4644 44 444644 44) | SA AA ABAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASA PLAYER; ma- ) A mahogfa | BOgSRy, fine WEE dagicn ot as William- ttle ! order K £004, a. m.tomorrow. Thom rcnoice” OE Clie ee m °'$200 $115* [ipfereCutet case snore, .¢ | CASH’ OR T aay LER MS ——- . awl | — JOHNSON PLAYER; mahogany case, $345 recéntly announced that if the men C R E. D | T A ; O TO O OF TO. SUIT never abused—plays like new were released on bail ~ he would ‘Cattle, Grand B. Miller, Chief Postal In- rer I | WONDON, Jan. 23.—Sir Herri! Lb. 36 Singh, heir to the throne of Jammu | apply to the United States District SCHAEFFER UPRIGHT, mahogany $12 5 l ndition throughout.. Court for an injunction to restrain Per Lb., aenguoree: aneticts ‘ them from robbing the mail. In ut From 5 to 8 Lb. | Loins, 2 . Per Lb., spector, in accordance with a re- quest from Springfield, notified the Per and Kashmir, more famous as the. BEEF C “Mr. A” of the London blackmail | Lb. case, is coming to London to testi- | , 7 fy against the men who defrauded | C him, the Daily Graphic’s Jammu Open Evenings to 9-O’Clock |p| the event they commit a robbery! Qur Nine ge Floors Are Filled With Greatest Values Shown! in Years o 14 1] oT) [ee \ Av., | | ee | “e postoffice inspectors there of the sle or 4 afl pu ~ , move of the attorneys. | ib., 2 2. | Bre 3 ‘Lehman Corner, 1101 Olive St. |@ | ‘MA. A.’ 10 GO TO LONDON T0 correspondent declares. ~ \are ZEveurerea might. be tried summarily without ness Against Man Who with such an order in force they a jury. for contempt of court and red, 2 L - = TESTIFY IN BLACKMAIL CASE es, Lb., fc : . > Sir Hurri Singh to Appear as Wit- Per 1 ¥ | | Defrauded, Him. GE uv. 1/>c1Rie __ | Opals de"Sr the deren one be jailed forthwith. } and the Post-Dispatch. EIGER 5° Pere yy gz The paper says he will travel in- Cc j cOgnito and will be further pro- tected by the unusual expedient of SAGE’ - » 22cHh \. | | taking his evidence in camera. His | | itt} : j : wife, it is said, has already madc aiid : ; $1 ' \ i > 0 aMonth arrangements to visit her relatives at Dolphur, while he is away. 3 _ - . The Rajah’s evidence will be Pays for. This ‘mainly directed against William | Cooper Hobbs, one of the conspira- | | $250. 00 Th P; G M h al Li R S ‘tors now held on a charge of forg: | ree- 1ece enuine Oo r iving- oom uite | be Sage indorsement of one of the SELDOM, in all your experience, have you seen a value to equal this. A magnificent | $750,000 checks the Rajah was in- overstuffed Living-Room Suite, like cut—davenport, armchair and arm rocker. | duced to sign. f genuine mohair Every piece is massive in design—the arms, seats and backs are © The Graphic correspondent says —all other material is* of velour in shades to match.’ Has loose cushion seats and also that great pressure is being best Marshall spring construction throughout. A real $250.00 value—special in this brought tv vear on Lord Reading, Clearing Sale at | Viceroy of India, to induce the In- ‘dian Government to agree to the |Maharajah of Kashmir, Sir Hurri’s uncle, adopting a new heir to his | throne. Meanwhile Sir Hurri has |tendered his resignation as senior and foreign member of the State Council. His uncle has not accept- hen it, but has given Sir Hurri leave lof absence Hace ppaseagr, pe aa. SS tet MMT Sold | Up to $125,00 : ‘ Ad ak | [ARBITRATION OVER istano| [ES Pew o Bilt a Wipes sts ste fai 50 U. S. and Netherlands to’ Submit {View me OLY: 6 (0 Bee IB f os me ie $3 14/12 * | pie 1a," | Case of. Palmas in Pacific. 2S) BR PORE oY OE irons ea Ho ha ig BSS ast % =o itt , 6. ’ +o . *3e5 By the Associated Press s(i | WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.—The ( : e A» : A | 4 2. orere ete j _ " 216 a ; ° o | , United States and the Netherlands ‘ae Pests iss a4 3 3 ! | Size, Ca. 14 ' Governments agreed today to sub-| {RAVAN \ \eteticgs “eae —? ae P Terms—$1 a Week : ° . /'mit to arbitrati th ep, 2 nen ee : ~\e Doz., F The most wonderful development in preparing on the question of : |sovereignty over the~ island -of af a wl : + # THE ESE are Phonographs * &s,2 . 20c “a rolled oats since Armour’s special process first Palmas (Miangas) of the Philip- IESE are Phonographis ° Lbs Olt ri . 3 - ; ; | pine archipelago. e as | 2 Ore : 7. A a > > t= igh- U. s. NO. 1 oe ; original—and still the only quick-cooking whole and the arbiter selected \will dé- : eres ee ode natiesatie _Eigh- HE tat Hi HERN WHITES @| & oat flakes. cine from mdmorsnda, tbat oe aE grade, nationally adver. TM a oe adie Astaire siccioe 0 8B ve: : Bibi: . ood pla condition and Ae i Lb a f There’s no: question : about whole oat flakes which country the island’ belongs. Sees wt x eta to. give ex- | i a Se = ~- being better. . |The island is two miles long and |’ : , ne , cellent service. If you want [| aH il WH This is new! Exclusive! Armour’s Oats are the by Secretary Hughes and Minister re > ~ exchangé:: ‘The’ nssortudat i a : = |: f | three- -quarters: of a mile wide, sit- A SATIACTION CUARTERD “; : a ood Phonograph at a Small c. Now these good old-fashioned Armour’s Whole ,; , | ¥te4 about 50 miles southeast of 7 SRE E, eee a5 wonderfully low price, you Ib / ae , } Cape San Augustine, island of Min- floor covets; clea&n, ett. could not ask for a better 2 ean ite x ‘ pounds. . . . 10c As a nutritious food you can’t beat Armour’s in printing, but nothing “Heart Water’ Disease in Animals to impair their wearing shed 3 rounds LO¢ a New Process Oats. They have four times the By the Associated Press. %, qualities. Bulk, per Ib.....4c aa . energy of potatoes, twice that of good, nourish- PRETORIA, Union ef South Af- rica, Jan. 23.—Dr* Edmund VY , 2 for.......15CR § tear’, “*- ing eggs—nearly double'that of the “staff of Cowdray of the Rockefellor Insti. ATOES, 2 ibs. .15¢c ; a x life’ itself. ture, New York, who was sent here at the invitation of the South-Afri- ; f = ? Yet cook them in less time than you can Government, has discovered a , :S 99 _ | 4. 1 C [r: sddrem. Oniy can ities the toast and coffee ready for suena ‘njvhoart satelite High- Grade P layer- Py ianos fe ND ed SW. Po rahe tho “gman saciin Goose? . ‘heart water” in Sheep, rd the table! Try them! Give your family a tasty, goats and cattle. + The microbe re- eS Player-Pianos ee : “? eet 3 sembles closely, but not identically, E secured a ’b lot of these : 2 FLAKE MILLS. Tne. nourishing h breakfast,: yet casy and quick other organisms causing typhus, that were used Wetec ig ot Break- jm trench+and other fevers’ in man. for demonstration fast Tables which we offer in * q a a ¢ Sir Arnold Theiler, director of vet-’ purposes during the this sale at a wonderful low . erinary , education and. research holiday season. are of- price. They are 21x36 inches E Bi . a here, regards the discovery.as of |. atte fered in this sale ata when closed—well made and the highest importance. sell regularly at $6.50. surprising reduction j ~} ; Phas Woman Loses Life in Fire. : ONUT, per pound, a re. | CENTRAL CITY. icy. Jan a’ pe ve former _1 ow Oo, per pound. Ee ; Mrs. Georgia Borders, 35 years old, *e : was burned ‘to death when Strin- . E” . ger’s garage amd three other busi- | Player - Pianos that OW rice is ; ness establishments were badly | were $425, $450, damaged or destroyed in an early morning fire here today. The loss $475, $500 and up Seeeeees ig estimated at $150,000. | | to $600 SS ee =]. "ah sd —_— | . i ADVERTISEMENT , $ et per pio... 20 i STOP PAINS QUIOK 398 or Pp kg. eee @ ee *“e-r+e08 . 150 , oe - Der pkg. -. °°" "220 With CRIMSON HEAT | . ADE of metal thro 3 : : out, in white enamel package oF oe ae i2c q AR | Try it—Time It | : | , ish ; $10 value; a gr ¢ apes PAUNDNY TANLETS, a f Tatciihe tis wis urousk the nan Bench and Music Rolls Terms to Suit d cial in this Cl caring e at PER PACKAGE......... a y , Ste [ontated tolnte' ond en Included With Each Player No Interest. $6.95. A ; the congested. painful joints and muscles i ans 20c a 1 wy to the surface—removing the cause of , 7 “SS Se ee ae we se ae s “a ON, y pain immediately HET I0c pt ty ee 4 The pain ain stops right off—vanistes: the , I, per Ib ‘-e Cc - eee UG | | soreness of joints and mescies disappears. ) (ig . , joy of such relief—im- ’ each Ra htt ihe F0c c ed 4 All you meed do to get relief with won- Also ARMOUR’S QUICK OATS. | geri SisSON HEAT i'w rent rab Se 6 6-2 2 0@ 8 6 # BF accalbant : * : You: ‘ll see the pores practically “eat it ® ti If you prefer the cut-up, quick oats, up.” you see — redden gow = il pres

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INR LEST RS IPS ae ae ale aie Nan ES pparar eA ON dies Miho 5 NINE RO Ag tm Site 8 RA sete ck it eet SR PR A er etme > RRS RS i alae Prep tete: aR VE Sta Sot a8 oy ites wae ay AR ary Se: atin Se — ert Rm = Se - « - * f + Ke > . - 7 i> * a be ~ Pt ‘ . : A | = 4 F y gt ee % re . > ; Ma 4 ret = Lan patter’ Bas at Oe Se) vn OL pets ; , Gy ure Oe A ean al ha la alate en. Ce ee ee ee ek het wee ee ee eee ¢ OE ee 2a dasa Ge wv etenees “ hit Al tt a Fe a NA megan “~ elaine forint cae et wanmeane , eS ee ee oe > sap eins nian na naan - ~ wala SBR ede wee: meas ei ep “eyo — —_— o Se NEE ai ROR. I ROT Aeris Nyae Rajan, en + SOE ae oy 5) “Re gira Te / ERE Key ee ~ ao : Sere Nags 2 ca ee = reo ae ome se eee te nes 5 ¢ er mt te o 4 . “abe Bp pee: Bley eae ay ee art + ae Do Vee ‘ - ee ee om Rep ed SOE Sani TI MAC yee P wee res ts x's OE: ht 7 sstetat LOLLY AO AL NA LE Ot NEO EN ec RE tnt tn a lt a is : ee ee eee. ‘mide, se . Pape ‘ / Sh Re so OL AO IONS 8 A Ae ALLER Ae AN ty ie he Peon tins “nl we Fg > a NL CO A A OER eI NR , b . . agit digi * : tte sailie* 6: hgge " ie oe .y " » png Oe eS <9 Pe a - a Tha de, al ; : ni th sf a eee res [eer bat gop . 2 : Oy em Le J ‘ on f vs Sa as Es es sft: oa : nib 2 an " ? as 3 — Ws a uit Siok ‘ See ‘4 ail . sie “4 < ae PAX ed Pre r bei FAVORITE—Preferred, regarded with special favor —Sicadard Fiuctiwoacsy During 1924, as in many previous years, the Post-Dispatch again carried more Classified Advertising than ALL Other St. Louis newspapers ADDED TO- GETHER—morning and evening, daily and Sunday. 8960 on hand—new or used. “8 for as low as $3 to $5. art Schal Make SUITS, OVERCOATS, Jt. ‘Bart Schaffner & Marx Suit or OV ‘tl as goOod.as new—known as half. A deposit holds any & "You SAVE FROM $20 Mart Schatinet & 8 wee wee oo“ De : + = a | BOLIVIA AC }LADIES’ Lorn OC FUR- co The Globe-Democrat, The Star and the Times ie COLLAR combined failed to reach this record by ; ‘Fu r Jacque more than three-quarters of a millioy ‘lines. SS $20 Jacque _ “8 EXTRA SIZE : a gm Dre ‘ | a mw =F dress and then you: First in “Want” Advertising. | First in Local Display Adyertising. First in National Display Advertising. First in Real Estate Advertising. First in Total Paid Advertising. FIRST IN ST. LOUIS CIRCULATION na rr Ee EE Rt eae ee nea one . [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |

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Oe oS My oa — . —— ree PAE TRE ie ee ewe 3 oo 23,” 1926. ae ee ry or aT’ Pee os pe ee a saath: ait la a bie iat eM BS ig Si ie a rere "e PUREE ole am a eee ee ow 7 Sed , cee CAM RPIRS: ~ - The 2 Daily POST-DISPA: TCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation; than BOTH other -evening newspapers ‘COMBINED Mr: and Mrs. Jack Miiness of this | city: were instantly killed yester- day at a’grade crossing, four miles east of here, by a Southern Pacific passenger train. pa sowie Killed by Train. » “srcat san CITY, ‘La., Jan. 23.— NOTES LEFT BY BANKER WHO _ KILLED HIMSELF MADE ~~ iy i Se’, | Can’t Stand Way Bank Has siti ' a. = - ‘ieee, Meer E.. B. Brasher of. Horlicks : . Excelsior Springs’. Wrote. ORIGINAL © val “RECHARGE = RENTAL a Special to the Post-Lispatck. 7 | EXCELSIOR. SPRINGS, Mo.. mMaited Milk J Safe " 2G National Bank of Excelsior Springs, who killed himself, have been. made public. One of Bra- sher’s notes read: “I cannot stand the . pace by -keeping going. this way—-the way this bank ‘has’ been run the-last three years.” Both M. Meservey, president, and Brasher were in complete charge of the bank and handled all its af- fairs, thé directors declared yes- terday.. After.the.bank had .been closed and announcement of a shortage of $9000 or $10, 000° been made, Brasher’s notes w re made pub- by his widow a hour before his funeral and immediately fol- lowing the arrival of a brother-in- (Jack) Brasher, cashier of the First owns TIRE & BATTERY CO. _ epee 5955 DELMAR Hifi N. 12ST. CAB.9368, CEN.4750-+2 The al No Cooktmg. A Light! Praia — Subs OPEN UNTIL 8:00 P. M. A TAILOR MADE i : Pants,. = tapes pg: Topeoats—made to order hut not called for. BoAVE OVER 72 . COLDS AND THE. FLU To break up a ‘a cold over night = to cut short an attack of grippe, in physictans fluenza end druggists are now recommend- ing Calotabs, the nauséaless Calomel tablet, ous and sickening effects. Those who have tried.it say. that it acts like. magic, by far.more effective and certain sivich the old style calo- mel, - heret@fore recommended by physicians. One or. two Calotabs at bed time | with a: No. salts, no nausea nor-the slightest interferefice with“ eating, “work or leasure. as vanished and your system feels refreshed~ and purified. are sold only in original sealed pack- ages, price ten cents-for the vest- pocket size; thirty-five cents for the +large family pack and guarantee Your money back if you are not delighted. : DOCTORS TREAT ‘or sore : throat, that is purified from danger: n— swallow of- water—that ’s all. pO Next* morning your. cold Calotabs ' Recommend. * by druggists. law, Frank , Jamison, a’ Kansas City lawyer. The note in which Brasher ex- pressed dissatisfaction with the method in which the bank was be- ing run, Mrs. Brasher said, was shown to Meservpy bmmediately ore the sulctds of the cash- er. A saving of $15 to.$25 on a new Suit or Overcoat Is making. Come see, convince yourself. Sheep- 1 Coats, size 36, $4.95. Drivers’ Coats, $1.95. or Vests, 95c. ° Ss. O. 8S. Cleans Aluminum in Ten No more scouring and ae and pans. 8 removes the meanest burned-tn spots. Gives a shining bright surface. Will not harm the most sensitive skin. Try it. s. O. §S. Manufacturing Ce. Chicago Seconds , of pots One brisk rab with 8. O. 8S. MONEY.ON HOUSEs || We Loan on Two-Story Dwellings, Bungalows, Flats and Apartments Already Built, as Well as on Houses ‘ to Be Built and on Uptown Business Houses: As Correspondents of - Metropolitan: Life Insurance Company Largest in the World.’ 3 to. 15. Year Easy ’ Payment Contracts With privilere. of _Fepayment . after three years.’ Time’ of loan. optional with borrower... _- One commission, one examin- ation of title, efc. Runs entire 16 - | — “with no renewal expenses. G et Our Plan CRUMP & TREZEVANT. INCORPORATED Real Estate Loans—Mortgage Bonds Office 17 North 7th, Title Guaranty Building a » : " a ae nS > \ oe ae “ : . ie eral Pe ee ee Se eae See a, - ay ss 3 af ~ PS ae eS a ee " ry y - eee - er ol « «* or - Sang, ~~ $5 Down, or an upright model— lection” for: lance in Monthly Amounts Illinots “Mr. Meservey told me the letter’! was my private property, ana I} need, not make it ‘publte,” Mrs. Brasher said. “I am sure I will notebe blamed when this is over,” the note also said. “I have thought for some time that when the crash came I would lose my mind, and now I know I have.” The other note discussed insur- ance policies, HOOVER TO AID IN REBUILDING FAMOUS LIBRARY AT LOUVAIN $500,000 Secured by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler Not Enough to Complete Work. By the Associated Press. F WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 os | tary Hoover has agreed to respond | to a Belgian appeal for help in re- | con®ructing the famous library at _louvain, destroyed during the war. “An Associated Press dispatch | States that director of the Univer- sity of Lcuvain is appealing to me |for help in finishing the recon- struction,” Secretary Hoover said jin a statement issued today. “Dr. | Nicholas Murray Butler’s commit- : _tee for rebuilding this library, in- Zz. ,cluding amongst its membership ; as low as $3 to $5. | Cardinal Hayes and-Bishop Man- ; ; | ning of New York, has already . |done a fine work. It appears, how- ™ | lar C a ni 5 edd er, that the amount secured, Bi somewhat in excess of $500,000, is Bs ke SUITS, OVERCOATS, LADIES’ COATS. Everyone knows that a insufficient to complete the work, | "Hast Schaffner & Marx Suit or Overcoat is in a class by itself. We have| Which has now come to a stand- | . te Se. good,4s new—known as “ factory returns’—and can save you | still. “I dm not at all certain that | halt. A deposit holds any garment. polo ee le af the 9% ce oO @ money in J SAVE FROM $20 TO $40 on every garment joe but To witsig to uinne| * New Work Pants, 95c, New Khaki Pants, 950, Overalls, 960, | inquiries as to the possible support | | CUT IOVERCOATS 1SUIT IS TO 4 Jon hand—new or used. You can get aserviceable Overcoat or Suit | _ We also have over 1000 as good as new) Election Board Appointments. Gov. Baker will be in St. Bouis| tonight to address the Commercial | Club on “Missouri,” at its monthly | county, will be further delayed as | a result of the action of the United | States Supreme Court In grartting | an appeal to Charles E. Ruthen- | berg, convicted of violating the | State antisyndicalism law. George | P. Bookwalter, Prosecuting Attor- | ney, had planned to resume the! trials at the February term of ner, | Hart Sohaffner & Marx all-wool pants, $2. 75—New all-| tor a renewed effort, and I am ; tailor-made not-called-for pants, $5.95. | glad, of course, to co-operate. 2 | Hi n 7 3 c It-<s my feeling that if com-| | plete success is to be attained, it. 4: vX t Va wes in ‘3 fa ¢ oat | will be dependent upon support | |from large givers, as Dr. Butler's | 63 95 committee hag efficiently covered | i the ground in the general public. |The total subscriptions made in small sums is indeed a monument ectas 3 a} be the synipathetic interest of the whole Ameri can people in so wor- TcLOTH C wees bec an object.’ ‘MADISON MAN ARRESTED IN. | | FUR- 95 CO A E S, $6:9° SALEM, ILL. STATION HOLDUP | COLLAR | Waives Preliminary Hearing and | Will Be Taken to Danville to | $. 95 Await Grand Jury Action. - Jac uettes, 1 Cp George Diefenbach, 40 years old. of Madison, was arrested by post-| office inspectors in East St. Louis. 95 yesterday on a warrant charging) ? r| it +3 participation in. the holdup of the, railway station at’ Salem, IIl., in| f 0 acq ue Ss . which mail was tgken, in Novem- | ber last and the kidnaping of) EXTRA “4 COATS, $7. 95 Howard C. Hudson, station agent. | Diefenbach waived preliminary | hearing before United States Com-' {s | Pp Ee missioner Frizzel today and will be} amp Ee resses, 2 ric taken tomorrow to Danville to be | held for the gram jury, which | Boor one =e and then you ered buy another of same value) meets in March. tI was at Diefen- | bach’s home that Arthur Edgar, | convicted of participation in the/! } Size - $ 95 Columbia (Ill.) bank robbery, was Ex fa Ser e ress, captured on Nov. 11. : $D.95 | AGDRESS COMMERCIAL CLUB ADDR CLUB | pelea Serg e D r ess ni Expected to Confer With Organiza‘ 9 tion Leaders on Police and 4 Silk meeting at the Racquet Club to-| mace 95 night. Incidentally, his visit prob- ably will result in a final conference Part a a with St. Louis organization leaders y on the matter of naming members | i Buy one Dress and then | of the police and election boards. | Ses i Saree ne 16: Sones Vos ooome 36. , | The Governor has received num- | a . | erous requests lately to appoint | Hf $ | Miss Emma Bobb as a Republican Sch & td |} member of the Election Board and ~ ner ‘arKx Sf; 10 14) |considerable opposition has devel- ES COATS, Like New. cred to the appointment of Eman- uel Grossm@n, ‘slated for a Demo- et 'cratic post on the Election Board. | $ 95 GIRLS’ COATS SKIRTS, 95c Baker will arrive at 5:30 p. m. All half price. SERGE SKIRTS, 95c and probably will remain over in , ’ ALL SKIRTS CUT 3 St. Louis*tomorrow. He will stay 3 SUITS, $2.95 FUR “CHOKERS, $1 95 |at the Jefferson Hotel. VY © taxrs SUITS, $4.95 -Fox Chokers, $12.95 | trial of Radicals Further Delayed. . By Associated Soe $1.95 “st JOSEPH, Mich., Jan. 23.— = ®, seconds, worth 83. Resumption of the trials of alleged 95e SWEATERS radicals arrested more than three Sweaters, sizes to 28—85e. p fi ES S ES years ago in a raid on a communist predke children’s 05c Sweaters fe convention at Bridgeman, this [ = cut %. _ - # “LaDIEs’ woo. SILK-LINED SU ITS . a ef 4 1 SUITS, $4.95 Used, Like New : A Deposit Holds Any Garment PAGE, GRAND AND BUS TO DOOR rh UATE 2 PP, cuit Court and put Robert Miner, a cartoonist, gn-tria} All over the councry you will find men-and women who have to drive-themselves to keep their minds on their work. They can't concentrate. Everything is an effort. They are tired out all the time. , Why? — , Because nine-tenths of them are suffering from constipation. It is the world’s most universal disease. 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In ALL-BRAN the quantity of fiber is so great that it furnishes bulk enough to prevent and relieve constipation, In a part-bran food, the quantity of fiber is so small that there is only a puny amount to do a herculean task, ALL-BRAN brings sure results. Demand it, | absorbs and carries moisture into the intestine and prompts it to nat- ural, healthy.action. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN works as nature works. You never have to increase the amount eaten. Habit-forming pills and drugs _become ineffective unless the dose is increased from time to time. Drugs and pills irritate the intestine. : If eaten regularly, Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to bring permanent relief or your grocer returns the purchase price. Eat two tablespoonfuls. daily—in chronic cases, ‘with every meal. Choose your own way to eat it— : That all-in, . dragged-out feeling What a way to go through life—dragging through each day, tired after a night's sleep, listless, just going on from one day to the next. In nine cases out of ten, such a condition is the result of constipation. Only ALL-BRAN brings sure, safe relief from this disease. with milk or cream sprinkled over other cereals, in soups, cooked with hot cereals, or made into the many recipes given on every pack- But be certain to get ALL age. , Delicious ‘with fruit too. BRAN. Far too important to be ignored Only -ALL-BRAN brings sure re sults. Beware of a product which is only part bran. At best, it can bring only part results. ‘Too many, times jt may bring none at all. It is because Kellogg's is ALL-BRAN that doctors recommend it. You can’t afford to take chances. | Kellogg's is the original and only ALL-BRAN. Its results are known—proved in thousands of successful cases. Let it drive the vicious poisons of constipation out of your system for good and all. Your grocer sells Kellogg’s ALL~ BRAN. Get a package today. Served in all leading hotels and restaurants. 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a ia a i i - re, a tS ~ Stious nao ‘WASHINGTON FAVORED TO DEFEAT DRAKE BASKETBALL ome | Defenie of of lacal “oe An ASESOS los Sal on His Explanation soe -0- a -0- 0- - -o- By KEN KLANG} Callan St pe Fj S d ; Th) PASH ts SUPPOSED To BE BRAIN i} | if THe RULES SRY You MUST = THE GAMc 6 AS “simPce AS i Pending Ve . ive tre ene | 1B A goop, BUT THERe's NoTHING THe “SS | Cae "PONG" AND “CHOW ” NA A-B-¢— BuT ST THERE || y He = 2 | WHEN DRAWING TILES FROM 2 ARE SOME PEOPLE ‘WHO Trin B S By School B F ifn) se con tate come Bava Room |! a — )YpUR. NEIGHBOR | THE GIHER}: s 7 | TW ] THAT CAN MARK SomE BATH ROOM |! : R “ABIE SEE” IS A 6vLY . or Game Tonight DOOR 5 Nia | TILES AN’ SELL’EM To AMERICANS) Say ON ‘TH i, of y Day SOME WOMAN YELLED pe SO we MUST | 1 FOR 25 SMACKERS A SET, ISN'T}/| Jee HUSBAN 1 "CHOW" TOO LOUD, AND A Bers Accow FoR EXCEPTION INHABITED WITH HE PUT ON or 9 HUNGRY ——. DWED IN : “ DUMBBELLS ! | FOR A WM ) ea : sUcAR! Visiting Bulldogs Have Won Only One Contest Out of | THOROUGHLY EXPLAINED POKE & ‘. P ; , nT ‘ PIKEWAY ATTACK STRONG | CROSS-WoRDS : ie aye resies sean ere em _ Me ee pvr pele Gee ens Se eke = woe > p 7 — ‘ are ty oat dared gt eee A SS om a souri, Nebraska and Cansags by| *eeueeer--- SS = wide margins, and managed to nose| ease Jn th out an unimpressive victory ever} may neCe venta, Gevernee thought the St. Grinnell Ee pent ee adea: “4, jinance was in conflict with © aes thine: si ERP He Will Retire | Z%' Feb. 10. He said Rawr Gmtg me UTES SAO or the Bt ne ng. however, as mar Wad 8 ae “ : com “s | tate a the Drake playing this year, par- At Miami. | . | At New Orleans. RAE | ee te nes Se “ rd call a o_o wing wiih ordinance he at wa — ticularly in the recent game with Weather cloudy: track fast 4 rst race, $1000. claiming, 3-year-6 ds | 4 eee «=| er ; (dave, ; Prine >. Governor, ~ o 2 St. ha we ‘ i- ; : charges ] . Grinnell. That is a well developed 8T RACE, claiming. $1000. o-7e0r- | (ane upward. ax re ae 108 | Asserts That When Time 2° a ae Sogo 2% fe = As —— wre va jon on whether there was @ _ man-to-man defense which com- Bx Serense— 52.00, ,: /*Stump Jr, ....10 St. Anthony’ ’°7105! ‘ a Sal* gs BAe flict. r lete! baffled th Pi h e). $3.80. ae and $2 30. i. . es Kentucky Rose §& Sl jttia Git aie Comes ‘His Employer Will ; Per “ 4 : —- y . Ri Pp y he Pioneers when or, 113 (Buxton), 3°60.| 6 to B, 3 to S second: British Liner. 11 "lee - ee ~ | He indiana 2 Will Net Oppose the two teams met. Whether © E Wierastar, @alv eek Bb tc tad. Ges ~ 1:40 1-5 mirer .. csi! mere ., ..d107| Be Man to Know It. | _ ena INDOOR : | Those whe conferred with Drake's excellence in the newly| Star Girl »nd Billy Skidd aiso ran. i— Tanlac's oe N\wepees ceted by ek “112 | — ae . ‘Bo bby “Mc @eveloped defense was due toactual| SECOND cies ae S-year-olds . | *Last One .....1n3 Rocky Mouwntain1; a ie ; oe : Bill Shrader’s Idea. ) is a welcome contribution te the TO BE HELD R _ were Frank es 7 . , ite - .—~ , ~ ul : High View ...,.. 98 iller uggins, n er of the! i : : : : — : e. a >} ewnent ae to || Grinnell'’s) Las : + wikia __Havana Scratches. \ doamny Jewell 21 to engin OREST PARK golfers will | “Sttict’s golfing facilities, By the Associated Press, William Hube a. H. N _— ~— : KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan. f Herman Kraieman. weakness will be seen tonight. first: } May 103 \Noe), $46.90. $7.20.) wirst race—Sancho Pansy, Gold “Crump ‘ew York Yankees, on a visit to| . orti little put- | Another Indoor Course arch ed fixed 9 second: yy ro orm 110 tevens). 0, . Whird race—Clara Belle ) . Louis, this morning. denied re- | oe Nat gape sapien 2 M 21 was defini uecke, Robert Junod and r u the Missouri P | Print who like to swear | 48te fer M a ’ Bader. ¢ McMillan, Tulse and ‘Say Gi for tonight's battle, and ought to Tr. J be his last : : r-olds and At uan his last season as mana- Play an even better game than they) upward "$1000 ion and ; ia ght oe ' the eink by Bill Shrader and laid before ference yesterday harm in @ exhibited against Oklahoma. It is/—Felicitous 110 (Weiner). $8. TR wet: FIRST RACH—-Two furlongs, (Tiler »! comes, if it ever does, ny em nployer P: - ; aSSE, “ve ‘ - won't t man ? ed h f ran ~ : “lL am mot urging the intreduet: an indoor course, except that it @ any par scores turne: charge of ar s ; ; Guess, Conscript. Jaunebar aiso ran - More dazzling attack than they dis-/| ~ Pies out onc, & f ( Lllie) | mare fart (ay los Ch POT RT RACE—The Fort Laus Serc ale T me— pA ~e). Sanmnat ra VYthet “i. 85 ier . wt A a ” Ds ecees » | $71 ) +h L- se@ 46 99 a ; - : Certa Tag : will be the one to know about | will have real turf and the holes in there. Some of the holes ap- | will be held in Con a ef a bill in the Legisiatyge.” will be longer than indoors 80 pear to be impossibie, but each | here. said.’ “But I will net oppese & played in the Sooner game, partic- Handicap, s o . -year-0 kk . ix 4 r-J Oak an 7 [ve 2 Oe: isi ar 7 2 Reve? “ [> oe se -_ . 3 1» " i%, * T.2 Ws : — : Ms i ‘2 = ; 5 aid oo = Tr. ents, at _ PL see, |2aid the Yankee manager. 17} ; ; mmission. if & ularly during the first half. Their) jones: il Gee it: + See ee ee ens | Aetee Moi, deep i} AGa.ide ram- | try» Marvin y and Certain, McPhes : | attack was all but perfect then einer). $8.10 $2. a> Sulit ae ntry | The New York story was written | . ; = Handic 00 tic wh ‘ Han “Ap. $3500 by a critic who has been in close | thefr game by rec cing ye it. right stroke will put the ball in = ' vides for the proper regulation | the cup. Try to do it. a e’ a4he sport.’ | | 0 W : Oo ef | pe ‘a oq Oo , . The Pikers are in fine condition] third. “Time. 1:49 4~ est of Time, Dr.| Rar, Sixth race—Ciansman, Capt. Adams : ' ' lon ran. | from New York that this im the dlatriet if ni f tated e aistrict if plans formuiate ith their olf will be ference indeor track meet The Governer explained the ms ° - | — a » kewany a id "(Parke), $3.40. rd. : | There wil! be ee pitches ov- > ; 4 Thus far no bill te legalize Slice, Socrates also ren. 1098 | team, _ er hedges and bunkers, hillside , ; " 7. "4 feasional boxing has appeared But it is likely that the red and /*°**-~.. nee : 7108 | Huggins said that there was | : greens and undylsting putting | either heuse ef the Legislature, score just before the game ended, | $2.40, firs: with hia St, Louis trip. surfaces and Shrader’s sugges- (|Special te the Post-Dispatch. x = is undereteod a bill is being because the Piker defense became | $3.90 and nd; Hy; : : . ~ T. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Jan. 23.— 2, ay = tem porari] befuddled due A . ar (Accardy 7 $3. 90. thi ra 7 >. | —" Naa 3 . — gS a a The Yankee leader stated that he tion is that the club concentrates s . ag Prag pared for introductien soon. ; : entity. te i Saat that it 7 agp Rupee. Ticheer nd Conffues! te also ran.; ! = peapeiie end enue oe cee tints eee | had not yet named a successor to| its funds on the miniature course | The lone St. Louis surviver, 8.- 1, impor: ed “ eral efferts have been made te Pikers’ first conferenc game, Coach ae Spry “ mis ni e2ane. gor 3-1 Vaan S000. six f — ¥ jtry; Long 3 ~¥ and Friday L .. Keny | Bob Connery, who recently quit as} and appropriate enough money McKay was beaten yesterday in the rer's @ bill legalizing professional White, however, almost suffered a yearclds, six furlongs: Betty Maloney 115) Law a. -- +100 Daddy weer” 18 | trent : my ‘. hose “ia scout, to purchase the St. Paul; te keep it in goed condition, po pp oe of baa J paced St. ae ' Img in the State, witheut suc ‘7 fi ret Man. if ~ nd wet = ; r ia tio . 4 e > Me: te semana hee spon, Nate! ae an eel ene ites the ch oe ene 33.9 ee | poman. x ass ite *Sweet and Pret- gs | Soom try. [club of the American Association. It sounds like a great idea and foo ag emerge ay Be — be : Proponents of a, State cog ate bianca se ota ) |. | *Richard Murray.105 eOksechobes 22. O0| Fifth race, $1000, 4-year-clds °=* | YANKEES AND SHOCKER members of the club te whom | tey Thompson of Canada, $ up and sion urge that commission s¥ . vision. with licensing of ciuba, at iii $2.30, second; Planter 117 (Stutts). $3.30. f mS. = aie Seige a oor third. Time—-1:14 5-5. Sombre and Ciu-| Old. Homestead. 102 sPahinds. ....-103 |r - the idea has been broached, have | play en | : Soelomen itts.10 ili Gate. .. 5; 5 :u / Sun la : . | , pa’ om ma. fecond race. 3-yea upward ; S EMISCH seb 2 SL ROTTYSEOO ..«- ARE NEAR AGREEMENT been enthusiastic about it. There (>= - ' ers referees and othera con in with the spert will prevent asonizin: 10 minutes, >: ¥ claiming. $600 @ve and one-b 4 Surianmn: 1 OS 2. We Never Allow Any and Winkler ready to start if nec- cage Remeber ram Svear. | Si he ‘ ' rig | pap aaah pane 108 ed 8 “gia "" ““t39] 4M agreement was near or had been | os 7 a: i Vv + 3 VOLUNTARY RETIRE essary. olds. one mije—Southiand G iri 103 (itari- | Third rac "8-year-olds upward. allow- | *Provident ..|.167 ~ fi reached. Shocker had nothing but | MORE progressive element $ & TAILOR to UNDERSELL Us : . Drake has its veteran team of / nelli}, 7 to 2. 6 to 5. 3 to 5, first: Gowah | 2m¢ ; five and one-half maa Seventh race si 000, claiming, 3-year-| praise for the Yankee manager and has taken control of golf af- * ; : LIST AT OWN “ tle cond; Ora- | Vanerman. ..,,.13% Summer "108 | ora, ~ ee ee ae Py | 4tol, 2 to 1, second; Ora i 4. i = p are | said there might be an announce- | fairs at the Kirkwood Coun- ie a Se the “A lated P ~ CHICAGO, Jan. 13.—Chariey lecher, ‘Star shertstop of the © Rreen machine will show an air- ‘ ; on IFT aide timing. 3-year-olds tight defense. Okjahoma climbed to ico a oe gre A, «gee within two points of evening the Brunelje 113 (K, Noe}, $7.80, $3.10 and Superiady aiso ran. pitt it | with, ing of importance connected ’ — Sn EE a ee ee ’ Pet hee “ ¥ ¥ » last year almost intact, with the / 110 (Pool), exception of the star, Boelter, who wre one ol ry has been graduhted. : >: ae Soe, Se See -_+ 97 *Donna Ranta _103 Ginosv Flr io2| Shocker wgs traded to the Yan- Capt. Schneller, Bebe Fiower, Island King. | > # tr 9 Me gar aie > + ben “2 at - : 5 ‘ — ional iil ‘ , Peter Decoy and Fleetwood also ran. | five Puslanee: ig ‘Boo ..106 lle Te . 1 clubs in the dis- | ; | HAIR PULLING MATCH? SECOND RACE. $1000, claiming. 3-| Pefort. --- 108 po nee an & ‘ar Fare .//,\199] 28d Joe Giard, pitchers. Seem Quoqrentine stubs te Se en reciate the voluntary retired list by € year-o| je, e'x furiengs—Fr ightful ‘ j ecieue ¢ — J@il rouse eer : mtice 1 amc “Al trict. The men in contro want misioner Landis at the player's NO, BUT IT SOUNDED sb tS otz,® 22,2, first: | *Bron: fray Bose 87 3 7 | Weather clear: track fast, | MASS MEETING OF | to maka a real golf course out of 2 — ed : @ Mar, 110 (Harvey). 3 to | “Hendrick. ":..1107 Werdertun t ... 110) MU THLETES the 18-hole layout, and are * O Ki d F ¢ ] a Hollecher said he could give LIKE A GOOD BAT TLE ; i : ‘ . J Duck! ing. Sam. | vytth p. $1000 3-veal 6: is and ure = NICIPAL A | recommending that enough ur (nn oO . Z ‘ ncenee that ian weeld be able | handis - Start on the training trip with Yes, it seunded fike th ha ie. Alex Woodliffe, Will Wells, | banticen. 31000: ope mile and 50 yards: | ” o - | ike there @ | Ross G ee ible ...868 Cay — $0) First race 00, 3-year-olds, six tar-| AND OFFICIALS TONIGHT | money be appropriated te make Each year more and more men are comin a on ee ee Gilengora, Littie been a hair pulling match, but ft ‘ A o | Rough az ’ lhe ) i fh ee em ee | le Lenmere, Catherin von Utter a00 | Ready. 1242116 oe cacpeseesONl | Gevevnatt _... — k + aoe A mass meeting of all persons! needed improvements. | T ~ Mie condition germitte’ Maan al ixth race. Ids ar? upw = ; 10 ' »j imterested in Municipal Athletics | That {is the best way to build | to the OR GINAL MeKnight for the the club om its return from a t Brennan, batting for Bill Yorger,| THIRD RACE—§1000, maiden 2-year-| “‘s.con race. ie oe nweard. | Sliver Slipp BGs , ; ‘ : ! ri RP ° . rr * 2k ’ . ’ P Ow ‘y Pat " ; es" rn i+ director of municipal athletics, | olds. three furlongs: Worth 112 (H, Burke), ds: +s BiFeee eds Peter POU. ...-s4% lave been invited to attend a mass a golf club. You must give the ori e ie nenet Seer aaa te 8 to 5. 3 te 5 and 1 to 3, first; Lombardo | Firs: se 763 Rater na Ma 7, cond 3 ,' $y i; meeting at the Grand bonuTevard | : +. | Players something tangible A STaincy ea nee. t@ Brevent the pes- 11,5 thuan, 7 te 10 and} to 3 second; | Pe a” 22418 “Leathict ‘Love.’ 27108 | : ity C Grand | us—we tail th . ty of trouble. But it sounded | ->>.. +“ ee ee” eee : — *“a hen eee 3 i upward , rd Community Center, Grand and Vis- Piel ) sé 1} (oe. fF 118 (McAuliffe). TF to &S. a. | rImey... Fs ac n 4 > ‘ie ; } , 7 ; ec li that F wel locney said ne was -" like there had been a hot battle. Time—:35, Billiken. Theos. Lynn. P re | Batt! - "ay Seeswreriedl 101 | Rock it. 102 Si Stent ++ 20" ta avenue, this evening. | changed name, accomplishes | obvio we or Clo es ee gx and there was no controversy The message, addressed to man-/| Sands, Dream Daddy. Uncie B | Jett Row .....+.+++138! Stiveene Days. 109 American Star 105 Pians for the future of athletics! nothing, but make the course q | at LOW prices.’’ Yes, siree! Tt’ ‘ r | tween himself and the Cubs. agers of girls’ municipal basket | Hatch and Seventh Son also ran. — ~ aes ene Mary. i) -ondon Smeoke.10% Eunice E 3) in the public parks will be outlined! thing of beauty and build golf : suddeniy left the club i® mid ball teams, follows; FOURTH RACE—$1200., hanticap 8- | Ts v8 ‘to " isimine. | S-year-} hd winners im various branches; holes which will attract 1avor- | mighty successful policy for us, - om iast year because of {iness, I desire te ca! . a in year-olds and up. mile an 70 §=yards: | r-o'd Ipward. ide and upward, fis md one-half fur-!| ef sports durni h st ar re-| : ; PP Bye: B te ~ a ph Grace Mayer 7 @& (Moore 20 to 1. 6! etaim Aa "$600. mi! yy fs ved ie cueing g the past year re ! able comment frein every visitor was reinstated prior te the city ce there will be a waiting | P 4 708 payers during the games. Please re- . @ te ; fireat: Bal it Brush. Li’T! Awning. .......1° Fo ‘Two .... 99 :} > «1A Oe ~ A! nad ' ; SO Guest your plavere te conduct tiem- Pie! te’ 5. 1 . second: Lady’ *Kathieen. g-+- 29 Louis E a ‘ mn Flank... 95 Eliste Verner NO | City officials have been Invited to | _ nd soon ' 4 + - Selves as ladies. >. ‘ee 1. Lang). 2 to 5S. third. Time,! *Panore! aN | 3001 Gay ew If...101 Pe alin '.,.101 | attend the gathering which will be sist. | ; Do bh ia oa the peseree | to Madly see & 3-d. den Billews and P rate Geld j ———w es eh Phessalvy ....¢ 911 Black Rule 1084 jalent n. 1951 officially opened at 8 o’clac 3 . _, n -* = mee tha: eke i deport ra: ey, “own. Com ee ee ae Piectdiention 7 oie Gee’. an ally ned Yelock. | Normandie, for !nstance, has | , : . } ia es = * ” ~ . ? -} ‘ar T he | avy P| jie 3 - — ' ._» ' z ; " : oa . mri RACE — ~_o~ agg —* e ° Apprent tice ailewar ce a med, | Furth ace, The Nautiliu af -SAM STEPHENS, FORMER : spares ne effort OF Cxptes % ; , ” by names similar to ours. There ' Night’ 3 Fights. Suny Leamee ance a ee oe ee See O Os a orn Tibi gest i ten anak bee | | make a rea! golf course and the | & ie , ; . sy Simpeen Diayers. WILLIAM F TORGE R ae 474-5. Thimble and Sun Lady eilso HEAD COA Ho Ok . 93 Comix . .113) A, CUBA mandie has the ground and it | | Deke T te of Pert Superintendent of Recreation. ra ; | By the Associated: Press ix - mare . onay = rom! - we Bam Stephens, bookmaker, who! has the spirit. The course in Movs the Address is 51 one on “There was no fight.” said Miss SIXTH RACE—$1000. la imine. ap | LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. st py to B. | +8" ener. | died . calle at “ oe oe ; Brennan this morning. “But the| ‘U'es,20¢ mares. 3-year- nd up mile! Bearg, assistant foetball coach at Fifth e Royal Palm H | G@ied at Havana, Cuba, on Jan. 17,/ another year will rank with the Pai’ we 7 race is in the stretch, the teams are} 1: L, to Quotarion, iret: Lie a | the Univ ersity of Illinois, was this j $250 boty 2 bergptaeiage ners in the days | best in the country. | ” 4 —e featherweight. gained the meck and neck and you know how : | 5.1 to 4 second:| Morning usly elected head |Go7--, -....218 Clos ecee 2051. “UOTS© racing in this city. Ste- New Membershi Sie | = | . oy © steht aan easily girls and bors get excited Racheh Potter, Moore). 2 to uaiace | football coac t the University of | Ben: “ar...120 New Ged. ....1 phens leaves four children, all of | e p | ~‘ Extra Values in i : jack Janes of Oklahema t= : : Snow 4 & \ , - - . ; +3 - ev = ; wae ascen.; Nebraska, the Nebraska pana ce. claimir ww rear-olds | Whom live here. K IRKWOOD will admit agssoci- vther 10-reund eagagement. ge they play important games. | insulate, Just and Lady Ingeld also rar. Board announced. Th lection h “up 5 | : PITTSRI e frequently give a warning like > Prete senbigel nee tgs bO SSISSIOR HAS | SNS epware, witle and rare His body is being brought back ate members until the dctive | . 4 ‘RG, Pa--Harry 6 chis, You ksow about the ounce New Orieans Scratches, ~ bee toe a ee by ef| Har. | fective -March 1995 oy ‘ Atta Boy il..,,107] at Davenport, Ia. | prescribed by the by-laws. As. | ; the pete — |Marijorie C.. Cimnamon. Third F 1. A4 battle. No, there never bas been 4 lew Hail, Gentry. Jim Bethel. Bearg was one of the three ecan- seciate members will pay $150 a | PROR —Harry ¥y $150 ; , “ONTA, ¥ La fight among the giris, but you | + es Seventh rs laiming. SI000, 3-year- - . : yo idates considered by the Nebraska | olds and upward, mile and @ furlong: Dusek Beats Shannon | Year and will pa iti | Ey ol 7 t . ye 4 pay ne initiation | never can tell, and In Mr. Yorger's At Havana. |board, Coach Jack West of South | Muskes re Chairs ae ’ agra Tailored to Measure absence I took it upon myself to | Dakota § “ ne | o Mize Lp : 92; DALLAS, Tex. Jan. 22.—Ruyudy Du-| fe@ OF Assessment. It ig a good | send the message to the managers.-| Weather clear; track a | uneaee Gabvdeaty bg as goa 112) sek, Nebraska heavyweight wrest, opportunity for golfers who de yen ui ‘ 2 . reigntor mal eres | i. - 7 Seet > , ' Rae nae Ssee at heme + cet : wa Benny Seth, 3 the others, Wynne, howev - with. , Cloudy; track, fas: t= Geoteat ted Joe Shannon of Litt mot care to invest in stock i: Genuine ‘blue uesday, suffering from tonsilitis. orn). x 4t0 5 and 7 5. rst: drew his mame from eons! deration | atte : % | Ro K here last night taking two of olf elub. The Kirkw ye le : se > all-woo fast 115 «Dominick). : to 2 * *apprentic lowance claimed | three fails, tet ~ : as | yesterday. Bearg will take the pis lace ON SR | | - , | color suitings — also rry 1 te & second; idiy D.. 212: } GEORGE SISLER SIGNS third. Tim 2% Caricta “C hambelona.| Of Fre@ Dawson, who will h new chevi j CONTRACT FOR YEAR | ‘ao mi Steak Omly Star ant Ficrinka| his entire time as athleti¢ etc | | the oe * .. . > es « “* * o+* a F a *. = . . " _ SECOND RACE. 3-year a . . 7 on . Pet) — Lue = ‘ » s “10 , . : . ties ~ . ££4@ Ei CL in a few davs e | >: wes ™ | xi ‘oc MacMahon.1' ; ae | try Club and the organization Bae Rae ae ns vont SC ae ye SRO R OTTER, PE ey st Se sey Beales ui aus ie ae Sa ta 5 e's en out, as ft always ts when the , Antities, St. 5 — ‘eae player can play bridge, do cross- | uc. aise ra FTER THE REGULAR sHOWw PEPE EC TIRE MARKET | | word puzzies and shews other signs | FIFTH RACE—Fo tr-yearolés and ee. FRANK — NELSON Sr “+ 4 ee. 22-0 Washinsten Roel , | | . = V.--.---. Open Evenings Til §—Sundays Titi claminge. S700. ene mile and a oe ef abnormality usually described as 4 a | smile intelligence. ‘D's. hee Rotel Grown’ 100 fees. MUTUAL BURLESQUE BILLY MASON Soa le ot nee pnggiaregiens ve aS ~~ ~ Pe es I ———————

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- , eaiaiad ere 1 ee — ; * ae WNoQbiection to 0 [—=err===- =, — Pea resmNr aN aan 1 ; nN Obj ) Alf ano to Meet Basket Scores Soccer Players’ | Rhem, Cards’ Recruit Harler, * Sport as Long as. : jg | Sewmmmasscnmemanes || SSUES ee a ng as é | Titleholder in | cts —— Was “Strikeout King” of 1924 B S h x It Is Kept Clean D C li E — 41; Kausas City A. C. Ratification by Players at Was Otrikeout HIN’ OF 1924 | y School Boards” aNd | r 7 OLSEUM EVEN) “ivwininne since sz: roveie 1 | Merting Tostehe Was Sie . | 4 F Governor Gives His Views at | . ay —— |: Wiltem Jewett 37: Beery 16. | eement Binding. | Right-Hander, With Fort Smith Club Last Season, Retired 282 Members Fail to Reach Deci Me Request a Gh Leaks Dae East St. Louis Boxer Will En-| sentinei 10; Perfection 0. —— Wee cian wl Strikes in 293 Innings—Groves, Athletics’ . , ; — vs , ——— , . St, Louis 17; Clayton 14. The demands of | ee achat Ces a be Commissioners | ee 1 Fee | RETR RUCALAEY LmSOUM” | ss Came peer ae Costly Left-Hander, Had Better Average. Basket Caach. . a Sanders, Jan. 29. : o tes 33; St. Barbara 12. #ague, al-| 2 | f 4 i ——— e gisiature, an if it ay : , -OuU1s mmacaiate Conception Team occer and Exhibition Co.. : eae iain. d by : te lead the Browns through q Sins Mnte-Bhncoent Chetek. at © saeetind’ of task ae | The “Strikeout “King” of organized baseball. That is the title of j yesterday B ; another campaign and the IF SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE. oth factions at) one of the Cardinal recruits who will go to California this spring. The er listening to th wt: He i ; e In o- season officially is on. » fistic competition during the past | od . + nig ee " | | ~ @ evidence in th ¥ € Likely to B vl Wi . : vine te | Baker i§ the first Governor of ‘ears, will ineet G -| anaee er ‘ side ue ateher 1 prpladhngerhg ongpenabelig Fig r oe ‘enaia Aa case of C, A, Callan- c -_ idi for C th George, this year, the | wiggouri ¢ three years, eorge San | Centenary M. E. 16. will be necessary for the players as| Pitcher Im quest j ASS ; Central High 1 dace Providing for Com- Shes ant Seiden ak une Geen. © put himself frankly | gers. Western A A. U. feather-! First United Presbyterian “Me Ne piay ‘who was recalled from the Fort Worth club of the Western o- vpreve OF ene me ciation, last year serving his first in professional baseball. Rhem ‘ at teacher and coach who is | . mission Control of Sport. ous; but a conscientious effort aither tran ty Satie, “tecia | eee, nee Se eee "Eee Pam con eoeiiieiit |} tOrmally charged with u = ” @ statute books | att ti f five intercity b s | yde Park Congregationa | agreement as now written in order : sin 2 : raction o tercity bouts n 9 ore than any other hurler in & ob ‘ — —_——— made during the winter. It may in 1924 struck out 282 batters, 20 m e Q y | any league. tg better the team has been | the unfair a Third Baptist 10. | Jectionable language in addresgi whieh hii soo hag between St. Louis ana Little Rock WALTHER LEAGut. | that peace may be definitely estab-. his basketbal] Dlaye 3 ng RE ia) ‘to the Post-Dispatch. , bear rea! fruit, IF— sport recognized b elopment of amateurs on the Business Men's A. St. John 45; Holy Cross 31, lished. This probably will be done’! c rs. ra ME FFERSON CITY. Jan. ee And there the fun begins. two-fifths =: “ y more than i (*, teurnament program, next | St. Paul 26; Mount Calvary | at a meetin ‘ r ‘ . Rhem hurled in 293 innings, 80O agp a gg ne np tee geri ” allan remains suspended sale J A cross-word puzzle is easy the states of the | Thursday night at the Coliseum. , & of all interested play-' vis average was 8.5 strikeouts a/|¢ STRIKEOUT LEADERS ? ; ———»---—— sh a State boxing | country , ers toni 4 bili to establish a xInE | compared to the problem of | UntFY and by all of Europe. Alfano is one of four local fa-| Walter Johnson — | tniversity street nt” 79*| contest. This mark was surpassed!) IN’ VARIOUS LEAGUES } ' gommission 10 reguiate boxing; naming the Browns’ future for | peration with Mansas |vorites selected by Matchmakers | wey Gere by only one flinger and that by? 7 comes up to him in the right | boxer who has_ starred in local | terms he will sign it. . coach until such time az the board either exonerates finds him guilty The demands that were met are) 1. That one Sunday be set aside this of Charges _— ’ n from the Governor's | “th lodged by a Central High School go oppositio brighter thes lest year. Yo be- | € legislators that a State-wide coming tourney. The other local season and each succeding vear for a play-| PY Connie Meck from Baltimore a Association janitor, Ed Hackemeyer, @ tee, Gov. Baker stated yesterday| oi. with the competition will be nt ay for a commission gov- | candidates are: Eadie Kaiser, ban- | Asks Court to Stop Publication | ors: protective association fund game for a price reported at $108,000, av- The janitor and two janitresses . & afernoon, if the bill was “reason-/ less formidable than last year. x game is worth humoring. /tamweight star of the South Broad- | f His Alleged Lif | 2. That representatives 64. the. bleves eraged 8.6 whiffs a clash. The left- yesterday testified that they were FF .w drawn,” and provided proper On the facts ag they exist today - ‘taut would not have to |way A. C.; Frank Powers, Muny ° ™ re _ he permitted to check the gate receipts | hander twirled 236 rounds for Jack in a room adjoining the Playerg’ = 7 ably at least six teams have a pennant and big it not for the fact welterweight champion, who rep-| History. at each came, said representatives to be| Dunn's champions and in that time dressing room and overheard Cal. 4 4 gupervsiion. | | ir look-in and none stands our— a t. © present law prohibits | resents Mullanphy Community | ay 7 : e coven by a matority vote of the players turned back 231 batters on three sabe harangue of his playerg bee “he had no objection to holding ot not even the once great Yankee oo of Galt “aaabhorer “tial Center, and Joe Baker, a lght-| oo eres Pheer he FmatbgeS | te Ka pe + ane to be ealled by w i | = tc wi 18- ’ } : « * ° xin ‘. . I 0 e " a leit: in Brortion sam k 4 fessional nese eg oni a crew. can gain recognition 8&t. Soete ew battler of the Business the last world series, yesterday 3. Club representaiives to have @ voice | Vanee Had Good Record. nable lay. _@ souri, #6 ‘ons will be satisfied, en Sm: \ asked the Supreme. Court to issue |'"_ "eetings where exhibition games are! ‘‘Dagay’’ Vance, the leading pitch- Suage is said to have be aa. clean. | for then the Kajser will be sent against Bruce being arranged (This does not ’ : , | en used, ~.. opt Too Much to Expect ? | hampering necessity of conduct- ‘Sutton of the Little Rock team.|@ restraining order enjoining the | the arofesgiannl serion hat ween the "Aimerte | oO in the N. L. and voted as the Callan denied th = ed his views on e charge, ana — Baker expresses ' in | athens Lcan League cham ‘ham. | circuit's most valuable athlete, | Was supported in hig dental — boxing after a conference in his F we grant that even a few bg mene for club members only jw» arkansas club has not as yet| Thompson Feature Service, Ino., | iio Saige champions and tne looal cham. | iad aul to Die A The right- eld, ern e 4 een of the St. : sins . | wou be removed and pro-/|_.” ove? | the Brooklyn Daily Eagle and oth- |have been completed.) | Fankeg weil to the rore. ors th, Southern humerous witnesses, includi “= office with members of the ef the Browns’ IFS come | | revealed the identity of Powers . | handes. rh tablished ew rec-| Ww Piedmont f ng the i , - h- | be moters get a chance to make ’ : er newspapers throughout the /| 4. General meeting of players’ repre. | U4hcer, Oo esta sneqan ertz, on members of the basketball team, ~ Louia Boxing Commission and oth-| through favorably to Sisler, it | some real money popponent. Baker is slated to face’ ; | sentatives. managers, franchies owners and lord for the twirlers in the Heydler | = During - Callen’s absence as ' 2 obtain the views of the Governor tion to picture the Browns as | are superior to the Bsc steme Renn | weight special. povecos - ayer oe | 5 That the Soccer and FExhibitien Co Cubs in a single game, struck Out; Duster Mails, the southpaw ob- + hes : de : : 3 orting to be a ory oO AS@- | impro 1e conditi ouse | ' : coach, Alf Friedii, also a teacher at “e on boxing matches as conducted up there wR rarer altitudes of | because the boys give everything | The fifth member of the St. Leuis) ball vost’ ; | Genasten ag A. ex” clubhouse 262 in $69 innings, cr 7.7 a contest. | tained from Oakland, averaged 4.5 Central, will-have charre of bas. — ™& St. Louis. | nie first division. For example: they have all the time ; team will probably be selected to- The bien ok tee Washington | A sixth preposal. that’ the ef- | However, to Rhem goes the honor | strikeouts a contest in the Pacific ketball praetice, Friedli ig assist- # Poon ee NO ee IF—Sisier's playihg im- ° e e aay. Jack Harney. oF the “Neate | twirling staff also served notice in. fieials pay the $40 ner playing da lof being the king of the lot. Coast League, with 190 In 882 In- nt football coach under Mike 7 i ‘eonclusion hfd been reached in his proves on his 1924 comeback. ; | Broadway A.C. and Bobby Hill of ® & es i Why Not St. Louis? The Governor said public AMATEUR boxing con- swings him or 4 issouri would 925 City, St. Joseph, Springfield and rc rg T . “Lefty” | es in Missouri wou meet; 1925. | Harry Cook and Jimmy Solari to- S S d | only a small fraction. Lefty” | was GUE. a. 0. match In a way the outlook ts | ether centers ought to conyince day to represent #t. Louis in the! Oo ue yn icate. ag follows: troves, the sidewheeler purchased / Rhee Westera Association... \ $s a . th h h Rabe f | expense of three secretaries out of | It also must be remembered that! nings. He was second to George Walker, / @ talk with the St. Louis men. He IF—Joe Bush does not fall |Sherman Park Community Center | - ho gi that he — Ae or | the officials’ share of the receipts, | Rhem did not finish out the season| Boehler, a right-hander, who at John C. Tobin, president of the | F sognid they told Him they did not off from the work of recent T. LOUIS should take a leaf | are candidates for this post. Hill) #60, 0 and for an accounting of | bn Reged definitely acted upon Dut | with the Western Association team. | one time had a tryout with the Board of Education indicated last » gare to continue with the wark of seasons. ee the book of San Fran- | has signified his willingness to ac- | receipts trom publication of eight | ities car ae Spee oe cat po go on |'He came up and twirled in ‘some! Browns. Fred Wigington, who will ight that a final decision in the E the &. Louis commission, estab-| IF—Vangilder pitches in | cisco, which announces that a | °ePt the match in the event Horner | ©f ® projected series of 12 articles | amas BN te metap cy? Pg Bs Boat og half dozen games*with the Cardi-| make his third bid for a place on case may not be reached before the F lished by a city ordinance, if the! 44, 4929.'33 form. | $1,000,000 baseball stadium is to | @0¢8 not file an entry today. Wal- | dealing with his life. The veteran | |. were eresent last night. nals. Had it not been for this fact,| the Cardinal staff, averaged 4.4 ext regular meeting of the board Governor thought the St. Louis IF—Johnny Tebin gets back be built there. ter Hingo ig the Little Rock repre- | pitcher alleges the series iS | Representatives of the press were |it ig almost certain that he would| whiffs a battle while working in eb. 10. He said, however Pca. @ ordinance was in conflict with the | on his stride. | The present baseball park here | sentative in this class. “sham, a fraud and a fake. rete | barred from last night's meeting, | have heen the only hill man with | the Eastern League, with 93 in 187 fewideays, If founda etter a ey ® ordinance will be sent to the! jives up to his advance notices | plants and would be ee hay WEBSTER-MAPLEWOOD fore the Supreme Court by his at- | bs pasate ‘credit for the campaign of 1924. Joe Giard, the left-hander, whe charges Callan fa § the P Governor, it was said, for his opin-| gang gw his American Associa- | ad j _toerney, Hyman Bushel, next Thurs-| MUNN ASKS INJUNCTION ~|— rhem came to the Cardinals| comes to the Browns from Toledo, ces probable dis- Dhgine ' 4 3 adequate for a world's series. GAME FEATURES COUNT Y ay ; missal, both as a_ teacher jon on whether there was 4 CON-| tion form. | Receipts by the local clubs | day. | TO SILENCE LEWIS | originally from Clemson College,| via the Yankees, fanned 111 op- eg and FB pict ‘ | + lag HARES OE To have not justified the cenatruc- | BASKET RACE TONIGHT | TRANSMISSISSIPPI cose | wn » ee | being signed during the summer of | ponents in $88 tremes foe J ill Not Oppose Bill. | Jacobaon have good seasons— | the a $1,900,000 field, s The feature game in the County | Rage nee viene : oo __| 1923. He made the 1924 training; Average OF 0.) @ . e ieacer Will Not Opp ban 8 n of $ fleid, how | KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 23. trip with the Cardinals and was|in the Association last season was -—_——_o————— ‘ | : » the che . title. : , son, collegian farmed out to the Versity of Nebraska, who are in | tal plies ue niean tedehereni Kecantt. | ced tottanaen ah Vereen. “Gees | fot oviters $2 yoore ane dee, the] ee ae es al.| Chance with the Cardingls. There | Pitt yi ry, Neb., club by the St Leuls charge of arrangementg. The meet “S “lam not urging the introduction por ity Knocks. : ify th dl e ' oy Tigi plays the other forward 'play being confined to 18 holes a/ Munn declared that stories is “Pea Ridge’’ Day, another West- Nationals last season, yesterday was will be held in Convention Hall, of a bill in the Legislatuge,” Baker UPPORTERS of boxing in seem to justify the en hele while. tananteet Galen Gee the | 9@¥- ‘le~ed to have been eirculated by| ern Association graduate, who in| -einstated by Commissioner Landis. here. | meta Ded * wih whe ecuass 6 S| S ve nice aia | of the huge sum needed to bu guard position. Henriott and Prath- | ag ae ee D Lewis and Sandow were‘hurting his | 377 innings ‘turned back 262 was Paulgon left the Fairbury club 5 tials gammisxion, if {t are: | St. Louls have their chanee, a modern baseball plant. er are two capable substitutions M’MILLIN IS SIGNE TO -hances of getting matches. | ters, for an average of 6.2 a game.! without giving proper explanation. —— : = football | ———e ane anneeneenenenn een However, Rhem is not the only | By the Associated Press. strikeout artist who will get a} CHICAGO, Jen. 23.—Wilferd Paul- -~——— .— -—--—_ _ o_o jae «vides for the proper regulation of}| ee ee t ‘should have deciared it a foul an Ae ° ) , eo ms ay. tls of the contract were |°* F , Joh oe | Wal efforts have been made to pass | St. Louis Boxer Batters Foe ta |) ®¥ the Asociaied Pres ca ee ee oa ssiaiaoel. awarded the match to Lewis. Oo nnie Walker § “ae «C8 s«#bI! «legalizing professional box- | F re " 2 NEW YORK, Jan. 23. a - Pi e Sh ‘me ing in the State, without success. | leoor and ains Early 4 N a supreme endyavor to } p op _ 1) |) Proponents of a, State commis- Lead in Bout. ] break four worild’a records in MEN! For That Good, Fresh Smoke, Buy ai 907 Pine St. By sion urge that commission super-} one race and chep eight and ; + 3 # &: ——————————— o> dios | ; —e—— | f llow Any é | HOLLOCHER PLACED ON | §9 with Harry Labarre of St. Paul, |} Tie : . ‘in the windup of last night's fight | Nurmi is a mechanical @4ratts- ‘ DERSELL US ‘a s : TARY mE TERED ? man in his native Finlanté An s Vision, with licensing of clubs, box- | ‘ two-fifths seconds off Joie Ray's . ers, referees and others connected two-miel record, Paavo Nurmi 515 Olive 7th and Locust 514 Washington De Bolivar & Kingsbury 6100 Easton. tlonable bouts and keep boxing | putch of St. Louis slugged his way |‘ footsteps in the 8040-meter 10c CONTRIBUTOR SIZE STAPLE 3 FOR 25c - BOX OF 50, $3.95 free from criticism. event, the feature of the Wilco A. A. games in Broakiy., Feb. 4.95 B *p ONTRIBUTOR SIZE, EXTRA - BOX OF 50, $ || Unfinished Worsteds, Serges, BOX OF 50, $4.95 steds, Powder Blue, Pencil Stripes, 2 FOR 25c HIGH LIFE, Sublime . | | 10c BANKERS SPECIAL Invincible Size, 3 FOR 25c - BOX OF SO, $3.95 Checks, London Lavender j she start to finish and had the crowd | d three-quarters and wne and 2 FOR 235c BANKERS SPECIAL or o PACKED 10c iN gs 50, $4.35 | “4 ‘ ae wet. '¢ @nm ee- a i > 25 ' gad Clothes that FIT 7 Holiocher taid he was improving |on its toes throughout the 10/5 seyven-eighths miles. THE ABOVE BRANDS | Meltons, Plaids, Pole . 3 aaa —_——— —_——_———_ a aaa Kerseys, ? . me and th , o ee ov a — | ; Yes, siree! It’s been a | Me tweesnirostt’ any, controversy be: | rounds. t -\1 6 FOR 25c__BOX OF 50, $2.00| 5FOR30c ascents 5 FOR BOG fi || cloth, Broadcloth, Camel Hair ssful policy for us, _ SS rey to tre ,'= id-con- . — ? ; hairs RICE HANDMADE TUNGSTEN wasted . ® vs reinstates oe Bag eat ai eee ———$$$$_$_$____—— —— = | BANKERS CLERKS— Aone HAUPTMANN HANDMADE RED DOT Be Dec eived | iomsie MADE BY THE MAKERS OF ARROW COLLARS || 9 J") TARA eee END. A DIAZ ESP. witeS oe nas, DENBY —_—torrrrr~-~~-- ST. CHARLES 8MOK. FLOR DE INTAL GEN. NARSES TOM STONE | milar to ours, There is - 3 Last Night’s Fights = 3 REAL VALUES FOR THE MONEY 25 IN TIN, $1.50—50 IN WOOD, $3.00 @ Mis z ‘ : rh > a ° . i — — - ' | t ende-—enly © nal McKnight Tailoring SN OEE Pee) —— The Large EL DALLO INVINCIGLE 6c. - Packed 25 7 $1.50 I] Butt tes ai puis. ; WICHITA FALLS, Tex.—Jehn- | Fe sBY_ Simpson of San Antonio and Ze a PADe @ OR Dee Parked 2OXOF * 513 Locust Be Sehernrigts eats ssa vee q ALL 10 acts POPULAR CIGARS 3 FOR 25¢ Packed cosas ) om Street — eh sett. a | : : Fa A Gold-Plated Genuine Gil-| (Oye ime aang | 2 Deore trom oon] HT sca a — ||, Upstanding, smooth and permanently = a lette Safety Razer and) @e-/ - cin Ty We Motch Your Cant and Vetd white collars. They will not wilt, crack “Y , Blade. : * ta Pye eee ff atch Four Coat and Vest or sag. They are pre-shrunk and are. BA ee! P A removable tray for the : r azor. : | 3 - rage: . . e: : = c easily laundered sigs A beautiful, practical clg-| export model for Gillette $2 69 “Ask the man who wears a Wm. P. McKnight Pt Ov 2 of > 4 ie — ———_ - Civerr, Peasopy @ Co. Ive. Makers Troy, N.Y. ) arette case. Biades. $5.00 value... — LO LL AALS A AOC ee em , Oven Sat. TH 8 P. M. Mail ae | "713-PINE—_713 4 cn a et WT

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The Rev.; George R. Dodson ae by Ohio autho the St. Louis Church of the Unity, at. 5015 Waterman avenue, is one. of- the+«four- American Unitarian ministers who will go to England ' March 3 to serve there in exchan¢e | ‘five: British Unitarian minis- ters who. are coming to this coua- _ try to attend the Unitarian cénte- nary célebration to be held at Bos- ton. in May. ‘Dr. Dodson - will spend three months in England fulfilling speax- ing engagements which will be as- Signed'to*‘him by the English Uni- tarian committees. From England he will ” fo Cologne, Germany, ‘oO attend’ the International Congress of Libera! Religious Thinkers to 0e held there early in July. He will return to the United States Sept. 1. evidence. , Toledo Seen tom pletare act we re ee Mann act charges growing oo | an alleged trip to Los Angeies 1921, were dismissed ‘States Commissioner . Glenn Hunter In the Comedy Smash of the Century Merton« Movies seme! NEXT SEA ‘RE W. SAVAGE aes “ JE r ERSON | ADA MAY in JRERT J |LoLtiPo DANCING. MUSICAL PLAY Week ee sits NOW : NIGHTS: 50c to $3 Wed.Mat. 50c,$1,$1.50 Sunday, Je byns Present Sat. Mat_50c to $2 INCOMPARABLE é RPHEUM CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE psn dag DAILY—S8:15 Distinguished . Artiste MRS. 5. LESLIE CARTER FORMER GOV, DAVIS AND SON WAIVE PRELIMINARY HEARING Furnish Bonds Pending Trial on Jan. 33.— Former Gov. Jonathan M. Davis, and his son, Russell G. Davis, will| go to tria] in District Court here on charges of accepting a bribe in con- nection with the issuance of a par- fon to Fred W. Pollman, convictec banker. The former executive and his son appeared unexpectedly in the City Court of Topeka yesterday and waived preliminary hearing, which had been set for this morning. They were bound over to the Dis- trict Court under their present bonds of $1000 each. Unless the case is advanced on the District Court docket, it will come up at the | yor \WhvTER April term. 17.9 Cents a Gallon. Gasoline advanced 1 cent a gal- lon in price at filling stations here today, making the price 17.9 cents, including the 2-cent State tax sua %-cent city tax. At the local office of the Stand-| | ard Oil Co. of Indiana, which led | in the raise, it was said the in- | crease was believed to be due to ' higher cost of crude oil, a view” concurred in by indépendent oil ' dealers. Standard Oi] made the. imcrease throughout the large area of the Indiana corporation. The last commercial thange here was on Sept. 12 last, price | ‘ THE NEWEST AN 1 nn a 2. === GASOLINE ADVANCED ONE CENTS: Price at Filling Stations Is Now = | AEOLIAN Co., in “ALIXE*OF TARTARY” 8S—ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE ACTS—S ONE WEEK STARTING SUNDAY GRPORGE | “BLUE; JULIUS | DEN a, JESSEL BIRD”! TANNEN /! ROC ee TORK Miss Zena Keefe $2 8 OTHER ACTS AND PICTTRES OLM DEVUEs:. wercurn Pe va OF COUN ee gy — Wed. 50c to — Rignia, 31 ” BOc t ° $2.50. Plus Tax. “a "Fob. | Mail Now Orders First Time in St. Louis! = (D MOST GORGEOUS | = OF ALL WINTER GARDEN SHOWS que APERC A'S, ' dry-sunny- that is why so many persons -winter’ after winter go to southern ———— EVE. tM ve. MOTORING A iF P S Thru The Italian 77c, $1. $1.50. NOW at 1004 On ’ 50c. wes in When Doors ne \\\ EMPRESS OLIVE at GRAND THE WOODWARD PLAYERS in THE FOOL MATS., SUN., THURS... SAT. ———— NEXIT—HONORS ARE EVEN. GARRICK MUTUAL BURLESQUE TWICE DAILY One eee + NEW 1924 EDITION Castle Hot Springs, in a Bradshaw Mountains, is a valley of peace, the beaten path—golf and mountain hiking, and pony riding. | Phoenix, in Salt River Valley, has many attractions for the tourist. _ The San Marcos, at Chandler, is a de- lightful resort hotel—golf and horse- back riding. Ingleside Inn and its cottages are sur- rounded by olive, orange and date groves—covering a square mile. GARDEN “OMPANY OF 50 > 50. $3 eso Wren $1. $1.50. $2. $2.50. Sat. Mat.. 31.50. $2, $2.50. $3. Pius 10 per, | TONIGHT ONLY January 23 - THE ROMAN CHOIR | IN CONCERT AT ODEON Direct from Rome, Italy REV. ANTONIO GRINALDI Musical Conductor CAV. ANGELO "NEGRI Conductor 16 Magnificent Singers Repertoire of Sacred. Operatic New through Pullman daily Chicago to Phoentr on the exclusively first- ‘lass California Limited. “Ask for and “Arizona Winter” picture when Standard Oi) cut the price 3 |'—— placer. cents a gallon, to 14.9 cents, a rate | which was increased Jan. 1 by me ‘ODEON WIGHWAYMAN GETS $50 IK wo RACHMANINOFF as Btate good roads tax Armed Robber Locks Employes of | Place in Cellar. | Tickets. $1.38 to $2.75. | 2008 ottve st. Dir. 1z0na~ TUESDAY EVE., 8:15 SHE Associated Press News appears exclus- § ively in the Post- in the evening‘ powapaper Sad Lae, - / MISS NEW YORK, J TONITE—WRESTLING 14TH AND LOCUST JEAN BEDINI’S PEEK-A-BOO Folk Song Music BUCK AND WING CONTEST SEATS SELLING AT LADIES MATINEES Be 7 1004 OLIVE § ST. | ANNIVERSARY WEEK _ is ACTS AND MOVIES IN PIANO RECITAL 25e and 40e Aeolian Co., GAYETY SATURDAY JAN. 27) -GRAN Elizabeth Cueny | Except Sat. Night, Sundays and Holidays B@e Employes of the Dew Drop Inn, 913 Twelfth boulevard, were locked fm the cellar of the building at «| o'clock this morning, and $50 was) taken from the cash register by @n armed man who had been given sleeping’ — in the rear of the inn, °c = The roomer ctteret the dining , room from the rear, and, after fring a shot into a table, forced the manager, William WHulser, a waiter and the cook, to go to the basement. A customer, Ear] Mat- | thews of 1939A Sullivan avenue, who had apparently been over-| looked by the robber, retired under a table. He observed the man empty the cash register and run toward Olive street. Kansas City.— Clear; roads - TAN GLED rough. St. pemghe—Cheer; roads fair to good. | Joplin.— Clear: reads good. Jeffesson City.—Clear: roads| rough. Columbia.—Clear; roads good, Moberly.—Clear; roads rough. _ Sedalia.—Clear; roads slippery, Hannibal —Clear; roads rough. Spuingfield.—Clear; roads good. Denies She Will Wed “Mr. Zero.” By the Associated Press. NEW. YORK, Jan. 23. — Miss Mary Hall, actress, whorg Urbain Ledoux, known as “Mr. Zero,” an- nounced last night he would marry today, issued a statement through her stage representative that she would not marry Ledoux. “Mr. Ledoux is doing great work,” said Miss Hall, through her representa- tive, “and it would be a mistake for him to marry. I appreciate the honor, but marriage is out of the question.” Miss Hall, the repre- Sentative said, had known Ledoux - @nd also his family for a number of years. 7000 Greet Alfonso Queen. By the Associated Press. _ MADRID, Jan. 23 ——King Alfon- #0 and Queen Victoria yesterday at-| ‘tended a luncheon in honor of the’ Mayors of various cities of Spain who are in Madrid to attend the ceremonies today in connection . with the King’s Name day and to confer upon Alfonso and Victoria the honorary titles of Mayor and of their respective con- stituencies. The luncheon, which ‘was given in exposition hall. wa- attended by 7000 persons. It was the largest function of the kind ever held in i in Spain. Vote ee «age Ratification. By the OKLAHOMA Crey. Ok., Jan. 23. —Ratification of the Child Labor amendment to the United States Constitution was defeated in the COMIC COMPETITION PRIZE WINNERS > The Names of the Winners in Group No. 11 will be announced-next Sunday, January 25 The Names of the Winners in Group No. 12 will be announced the following Sunday, Feb. 1 GRAND PRIZE WINNERS we es be announced the following Sunday, e House of Representatives of the Oklahoma | Legislature yesterday. The vote was $1 to 24. me > | Hart as as Troliey Jumps Trestle. JERSEY CITY, N. J., Jan. 23.— ‘Twenty-two persons were injured yesterday when a one-man trolley ear plunged off a plank road tres- tle near Hoboken, and dropped 206 feet, burying the front platform fn the sand and crushing in its side. Be Sure to Get the Big Sunday POST-DISPATCH Every Sunday — It Sets the Pace! » | Harrie Goldstein. beloved father of Mrs. WEICK Entered int> rest on Friday. Lena Gordon. Mrs. Bessie Rosenbicom,. Mre. Jan. 23 56 a..m.. Magdeleana Saecttice grandmother er and our ved grand- @aughter and niece, at the age of 4 months and 22 days. >» Futeral Saturday. Jan .24. at 3:30 p. residence. Hobart m...from family. aven ve. - to Memorial Park Cemetery. - te) BOHLEY—rntered into rest on. Friday. Jan. 23, at 12:30 a. m., a ta oe ge of- 2636 . een, xg Be Magdalena 2. yma Binley). and Annie G Grat i — le fath- er-in- f grandfather poeeding an tin at «eye age 91 Funeral! : eb—entay, poe Jan. 24 at at il: 90 2; Ld Chy @ Naticoal Cemece: Jet ec et. to Na etery, ef- B “7 , Barnes. Hospital, - > Thure- day. Jan, 22 1925. a year oti ber: life.” My oe Ama wife of - ey mother of -Ruth Bunnell. E ter ‘ -" ; a ye he R.- Lynn Remains at phis. Tenn. and Mrs. Wittgem & . m. DE LINIERE—FEntered into rest, Tues x Schwartz dearty > = 1925. at 5:45 p. m.. East-, Albert and Joseph Sch de Liniere Jr. beloved son of! brother. brother-in-1aw. = Marie Li (nee uncle aged years. ” Hecl®. dear brother of Victor H. and) funeral an Saturday. Jan. 24. 7:30 a. | Thelma Marie de Liniere. dear grandson m.. from Geupen chapel. Saeans Gravets and nephew. at _ age _ avenues. to Francie de Sales Church, | Faneral Priday. Jan. to "Deter and Paul's Cemetery. | from the Prt me 6518 ic) | to Bn age Memoriai Ch Valhalla Ceme “. Kansas City (Mo.) papers please copy. moan } nue. ti je of Sali oe ison "6:15 S Genatien! Gane tootae an Slee 23. 19 at 15 a. m.. Carol r brother o wif f dear uncle and brother-in-law. ee > a Sunes will a. pjace from the Mullen 165 Delmar rd. _ Edward and Hilda Elirich. our dear " mother-in-law. grandmother and, Sacramem Church. ' aunt. age 60 years 7 months and 14 cays. Cemetery. Funeral from Gebken’s new Gravois and Texas avrenues. M an. 26 at 8:30 a m.. to St. Anthonys rch | Interment In New St. Marcus seer { ’ FECHTER—Pntered into rest on Thurs M 22. 1925. et 10:06 a. 4 Interment in wr into rest on gg ~~ een Pac nd Severi Fech- se astre>t, ' ? vv o doen ete oe ad “an Willem Huse- | —— to Hoiy Rosary Church. Interme | man. an? our dear avandscn. nephew and | | ey. latives and friends | Funera! aaa ae chape!, 222 t Leule avenues. Menday Jan. -20. at S| t Entered into rest. Wednes- a.m. to St. Libeorius Church, need to | _Camary Cemetery. (c7) | vette avenue. belovel - | pagtins Uhiemeye GASSEL— Entered in’o rest on Thurs- father of Vivien am the lat from residence. > Mary. | Frank Ir. ‘Edna. John and Conrad Gaseel . and. our dear brother-in- law, eur dear father-in-law. brother, brother- le and cousin. = the age of years on , a. Jan. 24 at 2 vd. |} im-law, grandfather and ma ‘aged 62 | | years. | Funeral Monday et $:30 a. m from | Cherokee. rest. .” Wy * fam lly residence. 2019 East Gano avenue. | ho-sased member of Cache | to Pet rpetual Help Church. thence to — Lodge. No. ‘ha. a: F and A-M. ¥ E. 8S. Missouri Con- . _ icy of Perpet veal Help Parish. * Moolah . . 2 ae 7 “a s ~ p ranch 552 and Lecal No. 6, Sta- iB P. O. E.. and South Broadway Athieti = =. | HUCKSOLD—0oOn Thursday. Jan. 22.1925 | from family pan 3153 Osage stree —} = t 3:05 vo. m. H Hucksold. beloved | to cal Lutheran Holy . beuhend ‘a A at Hucksold ‘nee Thein). | Chufeh, Ohio and Miami streets, thence te | dear father of Mrs. W. F. Murphy. Gottlieb | New. St. Marcus Cemetery. (e968) : Truth In Advertising ; Funeral from family residence. 2608 | -Nerth Soring avenve. on Sunday. Man - 'to Evangelical Laut Cemete c) | JOHNSON—On Wednesday. ‘idles 21. | 1925 Emma May Johnson of 3117 Rut- | ‘ger street. beloved wife of Vernon L. Johin- | son. dear mother of Denald. Leroy and Lil- | lian Johnsen and our dear sister. | ferty-second year | enmeral Saturday. Jan. 24. at 2 ; from Peetz funeral home. 3025 Lndmwetie | Hickory sae | | h ) . im hie etxty-third year. H | ‘avenue. to Beviah @hburch. _Armetreng. Interment at New St. Marcus Cemetery. ,c 488 PADLOCK: REWARD. C | | is . PIN—Lost. circle. sapphires J 336 N_. Buctia. 3 and Market 4 A..F 2478R before > 10 or RING—Lost. Euclid, near Mere stone diamond ring. white mounting: reward. Delmar” ' RING—Lost: lady who f Deader - _land. Found FOUND BY , ICY CLE—Seventh HAND BAG—SIK. DOG— A Iredale. BUSINESS ° sister of A. J. O Neill. Mrs. W. Rogers and | our dear niece } will ‘take ~— from the Mullen Delmar bou ——— on Satur- at 9:30 In torment | RB. Bs in nee Ebiingt. ahd dear : | > . Funeral will take piace from the Mutien | (chapel 5165 Delmar boulevard. on Satur- | | day, Jan. 24. ta 93:30 a. m. lnterment | | tm Vaihalia Cemetery. ~ fo | P t Leos Angeles. Cal. | . 20, 1925. Louls F. Kup- | | ferie. husband of the late Emma Thorticht Kupferie, father of Loule J. and Quiver M M. | | Kupferie. brother of Edward Mrs. | and our ~-in- . in kis y mia B year. ‘BU ILDING, contracting. and house BRICKLAY'G & ' GooD bricklayer. orick laid. fob. Celfax 5873. ne me painting and raising. BUILDER Altera FLATS. dungsilews. ; garages and reasonable. ‘Rosemond,” CARPET Ci CHICAGO CARP work. Lindei at su: ‘table reward if recuvned t@ Seu_™ is Hours, hee ’ [WATING. grading 3852 or Lindell 22 window Big ~ - Cali — ‘4944 GENERAL RE PAIR ot Specialise in repairing and jeaky~mofs. plasteriag. chir pointing and oainting. De = See . mt 14 ‘painters. Scis- vie — “make a ling moders petnabiiies ings: promps — om if WALL PAPER CLEA PAPER. cleaned ‘and paint 5184. PAPER! Betttek. oe ER HANGING. interter _ istic Decorating Co.. . x Sidae a 40ne. p12 ss. ¥ tc HaNGING—Pinaterina: myself: bring ———,! foaw =e Dapered. $4. paper dent SliaM. ~ ~ HS year usj00. lant 2 cars

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Tyler 335W. eft) | “cakes: Does HO (EEPER—Sit no women boss; | SHIPPING CLERK—Competent: one ta- | CR REDIT G men : =_— GNE-TON Ford truck. by trip, toad or sae 2 anos fan: ks ere ~ (98) HO :397._Post-Dis. millar with grocery line preferred: aiso t “permanent ” pesttion: — tent | - tory + ot Seer eontract; ash hauling, Tyler 2360. 3211 EAKER—12 > years e ney CsEKBEPER si ; with amal) boy; chance { for advancement, Arenberg J 1 |AlGaniL LODGE No,» = ae Bailey. (c6) cakes; steady; an where iserned: at or_ Country, wie ms niotberlees ‘bo home: olty | eee Disn a ee ir a a SN. SS mas) z= PY: mar. 7:30.’ m. ; Stated; Bea. ‘ — + “== | reference, Box M-46. Post-Dispatch. 17) Taylor. i (88) | GIRLS—Colored. _204 8" Main chifforette, dressing | VACUUM weLEANERS—Fieot — samples: RADIO eet arise lox _M-46, Post-Dispatch. (7) | LaDY—sit; —ZSelored. price GAS PIPE CLEANERS BAKER—sit.: first-class. allround man|~ eo ler Eg by 3619. W. nt. pa Py EO no, Bouse: Seti Ans used Koval, Gureer pave Wonays Harttord.- Grand "ie 633. dD. M.; expe earcus. __(c) AER. DAO aL wants piace at once: 30 ars’ experi- erence Marcus (c rk's Furniture Co. 4 some asf “PIPES blown, $2 > work euaranteed.| ence, Address Baker, 7@1 i3 r 2d st. tch. }) | SOLICLTORS—$2 per day and big com- Gint epee WS S—Fer mai . [BED "ITE - time, Morton Electric .Co.. 4117 holson. Tyler 640. #e34) _Evansville, ] ind. ’ —s (7) LADY—Sit.. to serve dinners in private | mission. 3424 Cherokee enced. G14 Pines Gin fost. pron ? dresser, chifforat te, fie = gt bet ae gag Victor: or: |S S st Radio » Repal ag " 3 v) CTROLA — enu: WILL bu _— pie condition, . M buy. 83 appliances connected, pines cleaned. | BOOKKEBPBR-OREDIT MANCSIL, 10 Mees popenerienced: and reference. Bcx | STENOGRAPHER-CLERK ork. | GIRL—White: cook and downstairs work. ge : in 7 asbestos put. on grates. Victor 4275Ww. years’ experience following up collections (5) mostly clerical, in real estate office: “aed _ Webdstér 2268 — ‘Seikirk's. ¢ Funiture Co. e534 Delmar nan m8. . LADY BU ooalll , i ceme learn lt (e7) | Semi Gbid ae ee Co., 4: jma ata chapel. _— cB! BOOK ee work, Box M-285, P.-D. ponsthgr” tenet” i. Bea i 4 oppor unity, Set adreneemens 2 ig AB axe, GIRL—si . os by neat, omg) oo for mt aid or BE ing us nef a =f beautiful French ste 0 CHINES We repa . _ JULIAN "St SEP OE. wi 2 a 4 ; "MISCELLANEOUS NO ICES vo jae erofit and las, BRS pl ney Nadiec™ Poy gee lines: epec!. an Ken O12, Post: Laspatch. i a in Elyim. Bom mont 1594R. - 24 ' . $145, make. ety cnneier, 754. Almetal (es ; PEWRITERS A ADDING , + GiSSON, Secy. — Collections: salary $125. Box M-+2, P-D.| call by appointment if | GIRL—To clerk in ice rl . Co,. 7277 anche TY 2 | _Secy — | : terested, M STRIPER AND FPNISHER—Must © clerk in cream parlor; room —Ea4en: ; | PAUL REVERE == ——a,. i+ CONCRETE cut and wrecke without | ___ . @) aret. O'Connor, 22 x ood * nm shop. 2124 N t and board and good pay. Fortne:’s Co.,| WASHING MACHINE : CH es “ ~Hell's wae ~, NO, man : _ blasting. Graner Contracting Co.. Vietor BOY—=sit.. good charecter,-hardy, clean Fork Cit City 224° W. 52d st.. See RS—Experienced eee ge _Market, 4200' 5 Bbew ay. te) Abt4 Delmar, $50. 013 N. Theresa. dell Bois. ma : ie tonight, 7: : TING. ai - , 23 and reliable. watts work in neighborhood LAU NDRESS OSI and Cleaning by day. ot oe GIRLS—With « xperience, to trim — BED— And mattress: $7.50: bed , For Sale 4 ; hey ene ah 3206 ng. Of Field Sehool after school ws he ay tone he * ieemeat expe rien enced: city ladies’ ha:s. Bertha “Hat Co.. 808 Wash. SOA ee ASI BA Forest Park (c7) STREET V WIDENIN G SALE ADDING MACHIN Burrcaeh ar aa is , = : | age nemo — th parems: reasonable wages to oe. Li 43. (3 320 ingshigh 7 ngton. (c) E—Gas range. gas water ditt . McCa : T window cleaning: “prompt and Vhone “Delmar ! 2363M. Ate a tate sae 24: chil. FN? S_ Mingehinvey—__ oe GIRL—White, for general housework:| ~Ue@ter; cheap. 4345 Washington bl. Forced to Vacate Account of —— he wthy. 223 A rand 1 “eourteous service: satisfaction guaran-| BRICKLA ri 4 gm COMBINATION NGE teed, Call Victor 4944 Lightning Serv- crete cn gre ts Bye aT kinds : Job- ; tyler 15908 2) and eel Gepartment; stead pe SS: Qetereneen: @ —1e7 fully chooamuaiees cod yarn ao Olive St. W idening MIMEOGRAUH—Edison, automatic feed- ~ ane SENERAT. REPAIR GO | DIRK: repairing, Later, 3136 Cherokee. Seana experienced practionl nurse, San. a738 Wictor wner GIRL—White. for cooking migra] | ;Sttiner Furniture Co. 1202 8. Broadway. | OUR EX NTRS LS vO id ‘Ke firct-claas gendition: Very senauan | 2 ‘ = : Deed Et o : “en . N ; D ME T FACTURING - 4 Specialize in repairing and coating old WUTLER t——-Sit.; waiter or porter; colored; on. 0, P.-D 89) | ‘SINNER—On blow pipe work: must be @ ex: housework; 3 adults. in baniey. ele ‘6 ss hp ROOM SET—Also odd chairs. 860) § 8 “ Watnut. Olive 91d. (c7) Edw. J Pare i Pres. SB. —. a mofs, plastering, chimneys, ‘tuck s4sew. 4o yo og etgrences. * Call eae 7) PRACTICAL NU RSE—Sit.: white: terms! _perienced. Washington Fixture Co. 812 Pye =4. floor, 29571. h ar. second floor south. yore es 4 Pay 1 I. C. SMITH TYPEWRITERS—For rent: - ual Meeting. pointing and painting. Delmar 538: BW nney reasonable. Wabash 178. LN 10th. ~_(e7) 4—Handy with needle, to trim at teeve 7.50: : ‘ i unites. $87.50: . latest models; special rates to wong 4 se 5} CARP ENTER—Garages eon me Fone pg A.| PRACTICAL NURSE—Sit.: young: either) TOOL AND DIE MAKDR—Able to work aad mens, ag — sare — a DINING ROOM SETS— Walnut, up-to-Cete. oak” haa fers greatly reduced. f L. G. Smith & Bros. Typensiver Ce : aid i — Pee ee cite Olivia ay verside (ce) doctor's assistant or private hogae. Call; , from blueprint without nursing along: | = 22 —2=_— re Veahington. (c) } Oe, iien ce. H. me AT $23.50 1 sideboarde, 4 $752: 50: rocke Centra] National Bank Lindell 2272. (7)| Job shop; snails, keep away. See M r. Wal- | OIRLS—Handy with needle, to trim po 5 Toten SONG (c} | tension tables, § 3386: TYPEWRITERS— Underwood, PAINTING CARPENTPR—And jobber: git.: reason- ge. noon hour I NI° a bles maR—_ . 2 . a pen. 3505 Page. mn ho or ather’ b. (o7) ar priced -_ hats. Mary Ann 1- ta pest : : : ; ; =, RUILLMANN & SONS. interior. ex- sbaad. day or contract. Call Lindell STENOGRAPHER—Stt ov tee nd pSworker: | © UPHOLSTERER—It = @re an upholster- oe Co,. 7th floor, 808 Washington. (c) ed cc Seika) ee mall aS nk bd: tibe ; reed . ~ sus . : ee inter 3715 Kossuth. x entious. , worker ; d have $350 cash L—High schoo] graduate, for ——_ 4 SBETS CO : 4 ote E 4 i eee we. ers. d CHAUFF EUR—Sit.; truck or private; 7 | _€00d references, Box M- 321. er an * $350 yeu ‘can take post - 4524 4 Delmar. ° A 4 y Colf 1467R, TATLORE ail joel a buniness and mere i san estab- ‘eaten te pom Fmee ane AB ln age .*s . ears’ experience. Culfax_ d ss si a ished one year: furnitute truck writing. 68 gc e. z.¢ ep Ger a, Binns h to fepair your old plaster. CHAUFFEUR—Sit.:- private; mechanic's tions. and a erperienced_in alters and every thing necessary .to to Bw 3 Sehorignee and salary expected. Box _L- : 2-tone walnut; oblong table: large - ME is > oem and leaky basements: also roof re. heiper, caf washer or porter: drive all _Box | {-309. Post- t-Dispatch, (80) Phone Lindel 614 for FD AA etl rea- 3, Post-Dispat re (e7 ) . China closet, 5 chairs and host’ . epec hat: the a Notes + d- and coated with special asbestes | Makes cars, G, A. Buckner, 2218A Wash. | py Serr mg ge _eon for selling. sickness. (c7) HEMSTITCHER—Vaurine Dress Shon, + Upholstered in tapestry; regular — writer Sajes Co.. 207 N este .nnual : a fr any color. Call Riverside 1410. (cB) CHAUFFEUR—Sit.; mechanic: white: 15 eds an ertyeneentearncae 5 yoase om | WASH MAN Experiences op, flat werk. | i srenGee ee (07) | Seikint's “Furniture Con “G524- Delmar. we a EROM be of .. — Segre es: ep q , . years ©x- Standard undry Co... 7108 S. Broad- OUSEGIRL—General hous ework; —————_~ Oat 3 : : . ERUDIL -e B00... Broadway ay pe pears of 7 PLUMBERS » Post- Diesteke wera () | WOMAN SIE a ee | aks _1e5) washing oii between 6 and 9 iviany FLOOR LAMPS Stal Tash othera: cas 4 Stee 708 meat, makes. inclindin tts ate Ot ene, « 2 bf Gook—sit. “by experienced, or porter: for gener 2 wishes __.post WASH -1 BOY—In_ pressroom, Apply | —“Cmng. 0-49 Page N ; (cl 4) cane fmered er de 4 . S| Ah ew assortment, ins: - t st. — a £ bet ween the hours of 9 and 1 1. PLUMBING- —We make a specialty of in- ight work, Lindell 1959W. ‘ WOMA overwork, 3128 | 28 Illinois. ‘Comfort, 804 Pine st. ic) | HOUSEGIRL—Good. oo housework. assist | chrome base and sith $9 seg mys Bay > Pe — in new Biive 8905. yy youg, SOROS d the ptrpose of electing RS m.. — ye year id like rw in bake } A d 2 on 7 ‘stalling modern bathrooms in ~id bulld- = ; woul @| WNIDOW WASHERS—Rring tools. At ho- ty. no laundry: food sa for | $12.75. PROSSE N. iture. 311 S. 14th. Renae basinese 09 snap ection a ings: prompt service on piumbipg re- ELECTRICLAN- i-yiare” Gupiriondn Hox Neen. bi small. plain family; satisfac- | tel, Vandevenger and West Bell. (c) | Tht irl; references. Box E$32. PD. ea 8'3220 Olive = ic80) nasi cer hes &P : (cB) aegis Ualon En a Bees ~g may properly ao t a reasonable rates. Cali Colfax} M-32 oly reference. Box M-209. Post -Dis. UNG MAN (c88) | FURNITU ey. eae Typewriter fore the meetin me" be- * irs at {- 32 3. Post- Dispatch. (89) WOMA N—Sit. neat, lo od. ish ~ 4 YOUNG MAN—Neat- -appearing, 18 to to 24 HOUSEKEEP ER—Middle-aged: ak Ge 4 ITl RE—$1 a week buys $40 w h, WIN B. MEISSNER, p ae sis. __ FOREMAN—Sit.; for all kinds of brick with ‘private family; reference wor years, to assist manager, taking order@ | man Enclish. 3 aduiter no | y, | —-/deal Furniture Co. 4000 Chouteau, ie3) & Flats For Sale SPECIAL, 4 i» a J. PLOWDEN acienident 3 —_— = nd construction work. Box wh} 535 mily; reference. Delmar on jearning = aaleemanah|p: «permanent call Sat ~ aft AB 4158. DF pe seit PURNITU JRE—And stoves of all kinds. Turn. euees TN p jill rent L. “Ee mith an a. . etary. NTING AND ADDRESSING | _Pes!-Dispaicn. Won on; le HOUSE ee EOS _“amiton, | National Storage Co.. $140 Park. (c8) | FURNISHED FLA ne; or Ww models. No. 8+, be perchesse | EL pine GIT "Pasting Gi. | CENERAL, INSURANCE MANTSie ox. | oH aE, Tratured womam of execs. | BY | 480 and 85, to take care of 3 omatl chil. | *CRAFTURE Furnishings of flat, 26134 | furnished or unfurnished. 8198 (e964 | cash, ahd, ama non b Fy eae I Patio . “ perience employ , : n “ BETOe Pine rt, fomont 3440 _fe14) make - ange: capable of handling an Lote ty. capable of meeting people, in FOL Pan B rennin by, Set. aesering. te werk pd F335 Texag. detween 6 and * | PORNITURE— First-class, new. and seec- PERSHING. 5630 Room ke Olive 3532 office. x M-129. Post-Dis, 2 must pay $25 per week _to start. Larsen, RBauer-McCarth : ondhand nt of sick- cheap to party i : ne bee Se) DOr Wee ; . y. 2807 Locust. | INSPECTORS — E enced xs — at a bargain (89) STORAGE AND MOVING | sen wae wr) et. Aone Sore WOMEN—Sits. Poggi ecgpers n like place to- Wiis = gree cer J. ila es a toa President, |, EXDE: 18 Hp ee 1918 ro8) | MAN—Sit.; single, middle-aged, wishes po. > ; to wrap parcel post in wholesale house: | FURNITURE—4J rooms complete, bedroom. of flats, dweliisg or sma Sch A. M. DRAZEN . 206-08 Olive s nt 1916. siticet as inate ‘oe iitohen Work. tae , YOUNG MEN Steady work. _Rox.1-291,.-Post-Dis, (c) | living room and kitchen: floor cover- goods badly; best ca prices. | Sc ‘3a, St. Louls, Mo. Jan. 2. or ml ; 3 MOVING A Lo SPOR Cs Geers M- 75, Post- Disparch. (6) SALARY. WEEKLY RONT’S LADY—Experienced ew my stretcher, An- An-| ings and rugs, $450: ~~ “terms. Steiner 442 Page. Delmar or r era) Notice is onan h . = MOVING an CRNISHED. STORAGE IN truck or car, Cabany 6421R. ask for MEN, BOYS sition; immediate employment after one (7) | FU RNITURE. ‘sold fo charges:.3 Ee. — ==. mouse as a9 ora” office = GLEAN STATE- BONDED WAREHOUSES, | _Joe, (7) | SDDRESSOGRAPH OPERATO = fe 9 prement meat "ap ~ nee @ vd LADIES Tong: og Ottenative. ace & Furnitur de 222 30 Franklin. fixtures: any amount! for better r toss. 3, —s >t . : . . A — a i r © rance «en age to to trav w [Za- ure Co., lin GET OUR a3 at ee ey ines: py | ne py ar hee non wt The Mee experienced: permanent Lk mae tc: ha s Zgterences. APD ence, Irie | tion going Sovih: pleasant ’ Prec wel SS ee tare, (eg) | call “Hopkina, 1808 Choutesu, Ma tcBy 20 ‘ . 3 a01, 8. JEF > 530- LSlertont er other wine: : ply room 504 Union Electric Bidg.. saad 9 Cemrtag) wry Bank. Bldg. hey work ; - ae go -house ees $31.50 wlan! 23h FACTORY SAMPLES—High ‘ents, flats, MACHINERY : ri. on . : ve © CLT een gee Acust, (eb) fos Per week and transportation; steady em- gra « dining and living room .(8 i day of Feb c x MAN—Sit.: young, wants work of any me . ——4 ‘ suit nl 3 Oreutt & ay, ot cebrumry. 1025. atthe ure Frank C. Baker Storage Co. kind; hapdy with tools. Box M-78, P.-D. _ Call todays be good. Chase Hotel. LA vty end om wl og ee ee Ellerbrake Furn. Co., Lith and | & Be gs: ip tose RE wtd—We For Sale Sa - Two’ modern, fireproof warehouses: ,ow- PARTNERS WANTED 13th ena fnom furrishicgs, | t (Esurance ‘rates: ae: ey advanced oz | WF? N—Sii ns - a, | Case ure! S-iége(c) | = - end Olive, ‘rem £ to § © = FURNITURE —J- moom Stat; ocentra: het of large asd. onal au “ets, Yast Action, ce 4 CHINERT chaste e J NSS: S28 : caDersna nent “TLR 1 ; yo? rer ore . & goocs eT PON , COs.s. ¥ grt welleestad.steé Bt. coulis coscers sek pabenaetirnert rex: S24 Ms aeltnsON Best™ President. . = a Une see aes Ly eh WE ones F POst=s. =. 3BE5 5. = = 5: ———4477,| ence; REE oy es —— = stating oopOraeh. ty we. seoney, income $2 an - : taxe orders 32 9) tol. TaN TURD soouatens gh FURNITURE Bree si Bane | . 4 * T fo . 4 , Post -Digpatch. i ) ; ° q . ’ . vine. 6: é! ales mur.ey, Dec. 29. 10994. a aged, heaéy With garpenter anc other ose. CEES OLS. 86:4cy, Tesetences. Box SoA Wid—rertlemaa “tr $35 tw 350 ‘a 0 aaatine? ae 1a8e & oo - zat” fo a Freight Forwarding tools,” FA. Taoren! Liste: 4855M. (7) | pF aos0 Foe Seats leM) | PART ee wate cottage eall Greer baat | 1806 pail: also five for city work, Zet foor weet aaa ag x $ pedreozs; must ise a WAN—Sit.: 26: 6 nt @rives| PUOGHER—aAnd sizer, experienced, for Ja-| _P20> ted § °3 1924: “i. | QO. D. Gooérich. Hote! Statler. Friday and Fit Soar wat. FUR? TTURE—For roo=s BEN A. LANGAN ‘any cari or mechanic or carpenters| ,fie*, hate, Apply Martha Hat Works, | Cate’ uhnecessary:, wig interest in ‘parent | Saturday. (7) | and a atlentiy us 4, Sif Trt aie utet Brides: Colfax 54 er helper; two years. 1751 Nicholson. Vic- th _bl.. 9th floor. fe5) |} and business for Yor $1500: millions of "yeady LINEN ROOM GIRL—Fanrorlencad. Apply wg pe ee — a : . Phone Delm vy | ine Oe ee2e Se House Furnie teh poe RE AND PIANOS Wie Large LOST and FOUND q FIREPROOF STORAGE Co.. _tor 4273M. (7) BOOKKEEPER—Moet oe experienced; | buyers. See Mr Hollock. ar 4th floor linen room, Mar; "4 Hotel. (e7) Franklin ( C. Baker. 201 ; | ee rood salary and excellent ch for ad-| 7033 for intment. , (c46x ; q ance © _ 7033 for appo )|MAID—For divisfon fas" Belin lated: FURNITURE—aAt a bargain: if you waft .— tens 1544 an and Bomont aia ie8 ree We can save you money; prompt serv- | yaN—_sit.: allround, hustler. willtax: first- through on-time cars; reduced freight is -h t. 7 Yancement. Apply Krisman- yee y FO te yd __ Luk Hospital, 5535 mar peice. reliable agente every waere manent position: AL ‘references. 3603 | 2ME- Co- 517 Victoria sslis.. *'h and Lo- LESMEN WANTED BL WAVER—Sperbe place some pieces, sce us tetere von bat: FURNITURE rm for information. Main office, > West Pine. (7) | = SALESMEN AN de Bidg. 89); We can save you money: — nrices to Pn = ont BW of flats, a ianae. erat Los ; ond and Delmar. Forest 922. ( MAN—Sit.; married; willing. to do any- one who has|-~., tT? x ie WARKER—And aseorter: n rooming house and hotel mei: cash cr a- 2 : reen =. LANG AN e. » by YLOR thing if can be given a pwsition: 10 "executive abi ity: must be able to handle AU TOMOBILE SALESMEN outte-dirr. Be me te ee time, Keiner’s Fy raiture Co. 1034 N a-bdrac. -_ 85 Coll LaF . Mids bag, Tuesday Jh-NUT ALN 44 years’ experience, any part or kind ot | lections. credits and general | PRINCETON MOTOR CO., 6912 Gravois. Laundry, 4440 SSiive ' . (c3) Vandeventer, (cS) | oper’ Austicn ~ 0. rR office work: good chance for advance- (c8P = 20.000 POUNDS of oid feathers: pay 30c BAG—1 ost. night, Sa ivteer 317: d. : iE rower | | 7S eae gpg age eseg ge oe a aa > wiki and Saturday evening. Box L-55, P 4 4 DOG—iLost. brindle bail terster- . __tistic Decorating Co.. Delmar 1607 (c8) | SALESMAN—SIt.; y os i BOY—Experienced. white. Bevo An opportunity for two experienced (7) | $59.90 kitch hi T pet. Call Forest 6299W. 2506 G — PAPER HANGING—Plastering: do work ord; road and et $4 yeare of age, 5 Mid, Morganford and Gravois. _{efl)| used car salesmen who are producers. WATTRESS— Experienced : 6 days. 8 hrs.:| $200 wal inut bedroom out BUILDING MA -——-- . 3 yeas: Seine cnenptes, Eurest 9256. cof ap 150 ls.; neat in appearance. | CHAUFFEUR—Experienced, for city deliv- | Your record must be clean. We have the $J)2 week. 1402 Olive $200 walnut dining-room anti $107.50. | BRICK—75,000 hard thou- eee ae: airedale, remai¢e. name Beauty, . £c62) ———_——_—= panes 8 > nion ~ . ee St ery; Wholesale house: must know city | best proposition in St. Louis. References WAITRESS— uast be experienced. for 15 ana 28 — - A reap ait a By oa a. Woetetreds ‘tha or es Rae bre Torclon | PROSSER FURN. CO. 3290 Olive st.tc88) ~eatpreae ~+ Ry Asseaaes. = tn, Margaretta. Colfax 2871W. | BITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | ton siectrical crane. ‘Apply =. BE. Lome 101. (c6}| tnto_ manager; | ri bibs es ie D. range 1204 Times Blig., Broadway and Chest- @ to48x) 039 aad Seshetther aad etc. t. Grand. nut, or phone Olive 215, Mr. Shortai. (c) > @ BOOK KEEPER—6it,: complete charne: | aoe : oie npn a} | S4LESMEN—To sell the new Ford fberal Wiakerations: mony aids 2) : FOUNTAIN PEN—Lost (Rose); initials ) ome he + real ertate oF other- | mer 4 “* Fulean Spring Ser meady work Sa ec ea o8 pees | return Room 402 Laciefe Gas : , Sree ee ees Experienced !n afl branches of men’s/ poration, 3325 Washington. tet) WOM ee ore to asiet with gooking. ie Hay 2, thy - = : eaten Bicz.._1017 Olive. Reward. eee oan, rae, ready-made clothing. capabie of instruct- | S;7LESMBN—Five, with insurance. stocks| Call after 3 o'clock. Cafeteria. 2 8. FUR SCARF—Loei, Union Statiin. Toa 7 S credits, collections, cashier and general) in7 and supervising helpers: country town; - Gran B day morning: black brown seal: im 4 ae PRO FE SIONAL _office work. Box M-125, Post-Dis. teas 4a ae Eo 22° Post-Dispatch. (obs a estate experience; ee _Grand. ‘e) EITCHEN CABINETS —Finished in whit GARIN ished in white reward: no questions asked. Box Med , CLEKK—-Sit.; typing. filing: age 45. Box 837 Planters Bide. ich) | WOMAN—White, under 35, industria! gray oak: fa top: —— $75 Post-Dispatch, 7 -M-396, Post-Dispatch. DECORATOR—INTERIOR | SALESMAN — Catholic: cafeteria. Kitchen work: $12 @, weak to] values. al 0 4b2h Delmar { | ar NT sart; experien ma KEYS—lIwst: in leather key holder: re © me OR SURGEON’S ASSISTA? young man to assist mar Pe Rox L, 302. “E Post-Di 0 ee ; : Sit.; experienced lady desires immediate : up: letter stating age. °- LIVING-RB ee cheap. 768 Pare Riverside 3322; 6820 Gravois. {o) DANCING position in affice. Box M-4Q1. P.-D. (89) Designer. flower artist and ae ers, ieieeanlaiiam eof Wainw patch. ¢46x) | ~ Hamilton, a floor south, (96) PLES Straved: two: black Sevens. Cae DANCING evéry Saturday, Sunday night/DRESSMAKER—Sit.; experienced. Cail mre gad garmin leh 4 Bidg. 8:50 to 10 and 4:30 to 6 p.m. (5) | YouNG WOMAN—In rears none laun- ; ‘ lessons, Monday. estmins 2 re ' — peri mar PACKAGE—Lost; containing pair o! black _ 3806 Olive. . (eB) ain sc 967M ye ee high-class concern... Nane ~~ Anois. to salt & anabb be gg Li othe: a vo ae one — ugn-4 x BS LIVING-ROOM SUITES of eeiey kid gloves, beaver collar, Tuesday night § DANCING taught in 4 private lessons. $5: | eral hopeowork, $373 West. je a tes Tes Golden, Deke dress ghoes ranging in price from $3.60 | fully your experience. Box M-29 ah By > A and shoes: children’s eee ‘oe shoes Peat anes Reward. Cail E. oreeat ; Yan Sgr he y= ga eee we 7, GIRL—Sit.; do marcelling: wants 1216 Statler Hotel. between 5 to $4; give references and ex rience in aati tng yg ‘ete nn A term, | #180 men's clothing. « qn Se “on i,é, c ’ ista (aU, , , ‘ ? " er 3 Residence phone, Lindell 746. (o7) | ~—Seends Work.” Central 8433M (3) and 6:30 p. m. Friday, or by first etter. B. R FPickeptrocs & Bows. PROSSER FURN, GO. $290 Olive st Congy Saturday, Jan. 24 ; PIN—Lost. ¢ircle. sapphires and pearls: | Sincina—2 GIRL—Sit.: wants to learn seamstress or appointment Saturday. ¥ CANVASSERS and SOLICTORS _feward. 326 N. Euclid. Forest 735.ic) ° | StL NG--Oid-ume 2 dances Wed. | ‘millinery: wants $11 while ijearning. SALESMEN—Two: neat appearance, with E LIBRARY Tas sin 1 gm Be yy F METEOR iT cet hick icather:” “iz. .* Geet se ne Sek. ove” ‘and 20th Lindell, 8045W, DISHWASHER—For noon hour. 615 N.|~ work: thabit, who are not ‘satisfied with ___ ——WOMEN ie. yf ies: gree 3 “W.:" reward. Grand 2866R.(c3) sean, “shietonion:. “apems 60ers" ladies. HOUSHGIRISit. by colored: housework | Third st. — | GANT Ae Ae Eanes rom | Ferettwe Oo., 1034 N. Var evenger. (©) | ooRTERV POCKETBOOK —Lost. black . «ilk under- * (eS) | _by day, Bomont 1686M. M ateal coh dachtan’ Seloek i mittee S Co... 404 housecte-hoyse _ 8" = ere RVILLE ae s , " = oe ; ; " teel an machine esigner m e mount ecurity o WO te A | : 3 arm pocketbook; reward. hone Grand a ST dancing taught; Brive te: daily, HOUSEGIRL—4it. by colored; maid; gen atm den tahenianees Ghanatenent of teres) Cite made (c27) LIVING-ROOM SUITES—Fac- SOT SW. 48) 2 evenings. Lin. 4745. Adams, 8965 Fine. Bo Baggs —— 4 = industrial company, Box 0-345. P.-Dic7) | 5.7 mayen cwe want « live. convincing SAL ER WORER Wan TSR les: 50 dis PUP—Lost, male collie: 8 months old; gg ee egg cme ; ~~ " er it |}ORAFTSMAN—And estimator for planing 5 salestnan who can sell t> bankers aad | LADIEBS—Can yo re 2 to hours r tory samples ; per cent - liberal reward. Mrs. rozier, Gran d . = Classes night! Pra i ~ d. 56 HOUSHGIRL—Sit. by colore to all mili, city of 100,000, give age, refer-| joading business men & high-class. nation- da yy’ Pleasant. profitable Ae, count 4786R. ' (cd) “a expert A catetohons ri S° £u nt wi wwork, Stay on piace. Ca ence’ and salary expected, cogfidential. ally known line of calendars and adver-| $4.50 hour. Mrs. West, Hotel Maryland. : a boncin, sateen money > 5 "gular on aan. . rete BP age 6 mer “ Ba Oe = ag Box J-223 Post-Dispatch. (c7)} tising specialties. To such a man We Jee (6) Pa... ——— ~. —_> sample = COA unker ir’ E— Lost. , y — ; ér, sh, on IHTS ye tcl: l epportunity te close ESs— ay arge manufacturers; 3-plece fig- - and keys; reward. Bom mont 907 907. c6) E 4 ea Phone Lindel) 6125 or 4358.(c8) motherless home. Box.M-298, Post-Dis. aap ot og wee oa be ype ere eaee. | My Bal oom agen Rg one of the world’s SALESLADIES— city: iw ry mee se; rok ured mohair suite, $140; all web spring | qo,4 Diamond 4 8 A RBE—Lost Diack leather: ther: | vicinity of : & a a eee iS 4 private lessons. 36: and store fittings: permanent position;| largest specialty houses, rated Aa-Al; HD-| jitabie. permanent: references uired.| construction; beautiful 3-piece suites. i. + 0: full weight guarant car: war a ur: Classes Tuesday end Fri- references required. Aetna Cabinet Co..| eral commigsions with weekly remittances; en Ultra. Ine., euite 923 Syndicate. Tras hclatered in genuine eo ph velour ss! rience Hox M-329, Post-! hepatch. (4 tity: apply at once. 216 S,. 12th st. (c) Sichwend. Me (c80) 6246 Enright, and “Marke Cass a | Grand 2478R before 10 or after 6 Dm Gay evenings; dancing nightly, except Indianapolis, Ind | new season just opened, breaking all pre- bed-davenport suites, fu 4 o. Monda ° { ¥- apolis. Ind. > , ; (c3 : YS: popular 25c matines dance ¢ DRUGGIST—Apply 3901 Southwest av. | siene agies records, Quick action neces SALESLADIDS-——Intesnational Sales will a re gan A Wend dest | CO ig Sinden sali en ft |? RIN G— erson. $- a ery Sunday. Castile Hall. Olive and 2th Write or wire, The American Art . stone Fo Rte gr al eerhite rola. . & sts, Romont 2999. Grand 5153. (c&) ENGINEER—Licensed. Apply 3301 Mor- Works, Coshocton, O. (7) Rae og ~ nt DIE ah gerne ¥e390 suites new: guarenteod e liberal mounting: reward. S300. . a RICTLY private | lessons: restate — sanford rd. (c) oS ae Be Ween en: a:lowance for your old suite. Selkirk’s RING—Lost: ; er 352 _ ercee ss Grace Adams, priv nce ENGINEER—Licensed. for night work. Fin et, indy who fouad diamond Fae : @ eriidin 50% Tintmar Foreet 1079 (cS! Apply Koken Co. Sidney and Texag.i:7) >. 2 —-. —— Louts County: ex turn. Cabenv 5291W: reward. {© “me FARM HAND—For St. u y: SPECTACLES—Lost vicinity Yeatman fe. 5. . High, Thursday : : Teward. 3955 N. 20th. (ge __ DETECTIVES FOREMAN—dZxperienced, for cabinet ehop.|*- . for a lady of refined appearance | RAN NOES — OK all kinds. offs but a ood 3 ae. ECTIVE—Lady does shadowing and Loughman Cabinet Co.. 3401 Rutger.ics) |NITURE CO.. S. E. Cor. 8th iH 4th tion. as low as or time. WATCH CHARM—Lost: Jan, 19; small, ~ % renee: les Po ceed or yey Po ni GIRL—Housework and bakery shop: ex- r d F ki ? ’ . (c) yay? enna Bearers a a - one Keine s Furniture Co. 1034 N. ah : th rs N,Z, N-; “Ge = ackson, 4 West Pine. rience 200 2,18 In, t. Louis’ foremost retail stores. flat. circular gold. with letters ~s nn, 4957 (7) perienced. 2901 Osage. (2); an ran 0 Oe ee $6 Suitable reward if returned to 4502 Ma os . @ VOID h GLUS MAN-—Exverienced in matching ve- ; ute‘de selling or dem- 6.2 land. te) ; a EX-oF; cee WM. E. L.A CHASSE does A t A neer. Huttig Sash-and Door Co.. 2206 Salesmen -Distributors Must have outs 5 aes Suniture Co. a BTS £ Ouse. a . | Whadewing investigating. locates missing S. Vandeventer. (046x) : ; hawt w? onstrating experience. Permanent. RUGS—All eltes: come ae OE 819 Title lly see oft “7 ~~ a ee thas Drawing account. Call Friday or| pedcerce e used: "exe a aval 36) Found .- E 4 Ret oe radar” 1 y 4 } t RD | y HANDY MAN—-To help carpenter and pipe PROSSER FURN; C3. a ey a : fitting. Call 1402 8. Grand. ic) foc. UN Y POLICE - | = Saturday before 10 A. M. or after 8426 os - rm: 9 Mone FOUND B : d ‘hela be ee Seer Detelct we ; : INSTRUCTION wg hg YS eres reference. rs ; 4 P. M. té6 see Miss Pleasant at MULVIHILL HAND BAaG—S suk, Eleventh Diatot. , @ CULT URE—$50 course reduced Nf H LAST MAKERS—Good plater. Apply West- - . 1109 Olive -st., or evenings before HAND Bac— GH 1 wa tant Gb. Golling end Biddie.” ” ) MAINTENANCE | [AN—For large plant. D. Goodrich, Hotel Statler, Friday end | SPECIAL REAL ESTATE POSITION aa ai : TO EXCHANGE Wi tad be r BUSINESS CARDS ' phate Calas, git $10 N. 6th st. ) abies" to sansee © eaten ee wee make Saturday, for personat interview, (c7) uae solemnnies vey aee $B iy with epee: large CASH OR CREDIT pt aoe ow oak: tae Wy a A 5- o atic q Dona RREEEE and w a y eep ud me: ng propo _ | Learn ha hairdressing. manicuring. Fil C ceoniae at an kinds: preference tven *> SALESMAN oe sane: permanent positi : oor OUR GREATEST SALE shotgun. 4015 Hartford a Grand “~ St. Lo Lie Opy knowledce of beking machinery and ice A wonderful opportunity for live | real proguases. Central 234. 886 “Area . OF STOVES meuhinee: state age, experience, salary de- Bidg. Mrs. Koc a | emy 9. 2d fl. 804 Pine. for the sired and telephone number in first letter. | house-to-house men and crew man- AN F N ND SILV ICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT'G e ROUBAY SCHOOL OF REAUTY CUT- ‘ Box L212. F Fost t-Dispatch.— _— Ac88! agers. A remarkable free premium : D UR ITU EB ARE sate fr eae ba in| : IRE—$150 course for $65; price will MAN-«¢To handle country e assures you an interested audience WE SAVE YOU VA TO 1% Jewelry. falas teeth. Miller i _ bricklayer, orick tala. contract $F > Bdvance after Jan. 31; we teach you io e@pondence. by a house selling physicians == Colfax 5873. ——= Roane ;t Competent operator-in & weeks Big Sunday by mail: “previous experience reauired: | and you have a household necessity ||] FOR SALE—WTD FREE! FREE! CASH paid for ms nce - mine run ! ae SA Ly ESMEN —Experienced| monn: west eeidcs ” deesemer Apply in | Furniture Co.. 4524 Del are 7 $4.2 25. *hhine w f ] t Emith. Woodbine Annex Hotel, today only. | RANGE—Buck's combina ae Ereciin, teow, drniture. Apply a once. : pee: cheap: Nbrary table: ‘22 yarde $f mikes rd se iz guarasteod perienced. Call 827 S. llth iMr. Althage, RELI ABLE FUR- SALESLAD Y—tThere is an opening linoleum. Benton 1052W {c7) Oltv $7: : i. 17, 114 N. 7th st. _ Olive | 7897. _ (6) t 1] ic , one ’-down sales a SCIENTIF ; ealary expected: give full particulars and | to sell on no-m y-d CARPENTERS = BUILDERS == 2 ie ~ Sat ab Pearl Soutth, in firet letter. Box O-84./nlan. Permanent. Drawing account. —— A Handsome Present With ~———— = Suthorized Marinella instructor 44 ° BUILDING, tract! general repair = 3 , Washineto e P, dD i] Post~D . painting and bouwe refnw. Benton OBR, tae ae ost-Luspatc MT rods i ape he 6 bi a. m. or after 4 # m. to sco MB. (MISCELLAWEQUS FOR. 8a.8 | Brery Purchase of $10 or Mor TER-BUILDER—4877 a a. . @ Trade Schools ; room 356, 4485 Olive (25) PARKER, at 1109 Olive St., or | OR SALE—Jobs of all kinds: white Gov: 3 Rooms, Complete, $175 PEN ltorati : lans furnished. . es BEN—Teamn 1 N—Y ; for esporsib’e position. aa ‘ eT . Greet oes. ones a ater 6 ~a . out Sree ah Garverms:, we have turned Early eee ly. ‘room 305 Rialto Theater Bice. evenings before 9 at Hotel Beers. _Charies a ot << —HADIA TOR 18 — 407) Bedroom, Dining Room, Kitchen ATS. | bungalows. garages built; pr prom mpt 4 ‘Bngl ZB pe mag, veg paler College, Saturday a aw ee a ay re oy (c5) Cc me ~ good working order; cheap. Terms, $18 cash and $2.50 week . 810 N. good earnings: reference required. Room | TRAVELING SALESMAN—To aell a high- 06 Broadway. (c80) ‘All New Furniture and reasonable, ‘Rosemond.’ 5342 Quiney . Sth st. (c8) a FANE corte ome Oarerameny Saxe “yous with arocery and meat war: | clothing!” great ‘opportunity for e youne : oafing S04 a commer 3-Room Outfit for $87.50 . ¥ ‘j , . . ° .| man o \ ow s willing to t RPET CLEAN'G—UPH'LS'G hi Tara ie <meuerer|} Don’t wait until clas- {| beteznertace. te work ta sine eet rem give full details and references first, let- 4 ee Set ____ 8) | $7 cash and $1.50 each week vHICAGO Fate HRS i lege (cS) . = ; a ai, =. a a ag (8) ing time. Gahany BOST. 6437 N. Rosebury. Phone | ./N—Energetic, young. to call on city |I1s £0CR BABY Witte Se & DAY TO $175 high- grade 3-piece alnut | work. Lindell 20% 3 — oa er, Vept uis. Mo.” ~_¢ Te iatilioe and armed ose: ng Rete ne seo Baby scales rented at reasonabie vrices. Bedroom Suites, $94. 50 ————— a TTER— rst-class: - RING ETO. Ee eS arn Teleg raphy ee Sie 50 Acetr 6486 | Sana nes ee Oe 1021 Washing- | Phone ‘central 694-5-6 conten ole 195 ELECTRIC WI a, SE a Visit our school. talk with students. We GET BETTER _Baston ay. ton, 34 Mloor. (e) HOWE SCALE ae 812 z_ 18. Charles. (cf $ 2 beautiful 8-piece walnut Mpiccric, tok S1Gtee Vic MPa cot) GM Eomtmtte,Tguiton at 140 to aimee, aftr MEN Tyan Sad, DSN le MSS | OU, TeaeUP a ke pertain one Hc | beaioege, gcoaminla JOURN, 6 ee ts iy a “ train; lo run ‘ ‘ . G@rv goods: , w th. 0d eheteres at materia and : Saree as toe Gran e332" SERVICE MEN—Young aoe middle-aged. for sales- ssion and bonus, giso 21 cmp? $175 3- -piece velour Bed Daven- ithout. damage to your property. cel) iy tieth “Century Telegraph Oo. 211 a EARLY en on Dassenter trains, Apply 72 3. | experienced . 5 port Suites; special, $104 Victor 2 2495. Aug. Borcharding, OS); ie oe BY FILING EAR toe. | gee - if “you, sO cuskty. we 8. J. $40 5 Di Room § firginia x oe Bh: ee : - ieee one samees. room < 618 Jefferson_} rot 18 my at @ large eaving: u -piece ining- om uites, Se Ware Tear hoses aan oe ne: a. PATENTS ' Apply. Bt St. “Be Louis 2M S eee steel plants. janks end ¢ extra special, $24.75 ces reasonable: work ranteed stral ae — ° LS snp ; : , o.. * a + ; . - . Electric C i415 en es lisbury. Centr = PATENTS obtal tained: MT er and ine S78, Olive 6600 PLASTE “AS TS: SRERS— Stuns 9% pt weet cn eae HELP WTD.—_ WOMEN air Ons SON'S I $35 eas? 5 Steel rt WRIGHT DOES IT RIGHT. = a PLUMBER—One good on fon job work. 1403 A ig k { sonable pri Ee = Pi t. in a a whrten ont “fixtures: we wi | | PORTER-cHor barber shop. 2898 Mar- $85 high be large size Pho- B houvese than sey, other, tect: ‘4 EM PLOYMENT | : __ ous. S40, Fe od —— 0) ee a onend Stent Co.. 4130 nographs; special, $41.50 io ay: ser rimaterial Je i586 ! PRESSFERDER—Job press; = KEEPER—S aap: eae | ee S 1 b Po faint Rec TAG AO ede NOES WANTED : cree Mores Fens | ‘pes b-foe, Pec biepatcn ep | SE ‘ seater Coe Sination Ges” FURNACES, HEATING, ETC. | as nie mo ‘eciary, experience: |" rood salacy end exesilent chance j spe special, $78 EATING © plants. Arma, TE, q MEN BOYS * patch. face Phe Co. 817 Victoria. Blas. ea a a a $12 sod $15 Me Mattresses; slight- | g im ae a or gecond: city at : | alls COOK—Apoly Feedy ready for werk: colored. Stofage . ly soiled; $3.95 é 29 experience. pi. id Post-Dispatch. (7)

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S Want Adiedantiy . , : cS. : 5 Fy. > Auto Bodies For - MAXWELL, 23 SPORT roadsters, speedsters. 7320 N. Broadway. :all_conventences. HOTE meee ee } 3970—Large 2d-floor Ll day: rates: ¢ : an BL. *urnished ‘abany 1013 33) ’ : N tich marece a real bar- re : : : : ? . ame ESSEX‘OOACH | -pwenprarimga. jv am are roe sees eee |e ee eal —Delmar_306.__ 3_Deimar._(c5) Bridge ) t only. “$i — Ba ss ‘Yee oe A ot ee eee ee ee Nae 950 ly ne ‘ a oot F 7 moteys a sine J . om this a avba, | Reine: fovelent condition. pat cverrthine . (| BCMA BLS St 2 eee ae a th sun Saturday, but even the:sun YARLRM 3638 X- Grand nis at ane nere Batteries - feat sens meters: ihe rater every ée $175 3 gatre Be “O- ere will be a partial eclipse of e Soon : ‘ BATTERY bargains. $5 us. ——- DELMAR BL. 4447 A—Large. c'ean —_ . “ns. i-cimar OG - Pare SHED : isn’p in it With Yahlem’s. MOON, 1922, yon dll batteries, 1415 Chestnut st.” (6) kitchen and bedroom. furnished for bouse ~ cece: Sox Deuee “7 new tires; posping. and sipsice E-FIRE, NO LIMIT 4 giions dks new mecnasionlly” terme: Goan Tires For Sale at nousekiees ng SUR MOON MOTOR GAR CO. S115 LOCUST. TIRES—E3 up: slightly blemished. ngariy EasTOx. STA Tyo roam Ball. = jenn, Grand and — SALE OF USED CARS where can 3d Annual Sale | = = leat ee fa ae EVERYTHING MUST Go. ‘RIGHT. tage front Moon 1921s were $600... new : — — “Tire -_ (e685) _ beds. s: 2 ' This sale totally eclipses anything ever before attempted ir in 1 the Used ? | ‘ee YUBY SORE —atier. Gpoayeas, | EXRIGH sr. 5016 —1 | or 2 gentlemen: “a ctimert et As a wind-up of ‘*Yahlem’s Used Car Week’’ it’s a riot. 1 other makes cut in proportion” “Open| $7,55:,.32. 35. Saxtis. $8.95. > | SeRIGerTe 4061—Housekeeping and sieeo- Read the ‘Prices and Terms. } MOON ‘oToh CAR % CO.. 3115 LOCUST. ENRIGHT. 4607—Housekeeping. doudie : 4c5) and si ; well furnished: convs.: cheap. The Used Car Marvel Whips Competition. | er MOON, 1924, $850 ROOMS and BOA tM fed) A YEAR TO PAY qa tlodel 6-50. now paint original tires: : | the : ‘aie er dit prices ut cut 20m to Chalmers it ton eonens 159 | Chandler merece aeere aia ms. “*-* $265. gy a ‘pare (296) | __all_comveniences Vietor 4081R. - : ' eed ecn ‘ ~ | NE puarcedecvedee 198 POE. siccdues coed snes 1924 OLDS COUPE TERT AND sifet Easton, (96) | KINGSHIGHWAY, 1088, S— FOREST PARK Bi 4550— Weil beater oo Wei : | 1633 WES STMINSTER, NEW vx — 4 ; At ut > PFs 1, Pa gta Regbssbliry Ccteretptneren ie tin . + 7 a * “ = ese ee ee ewe wereee $98 Velie .....-+- -aeree---> 2 | . - terms 340 board for 1 or 2 ladies or Maxwe!! ERatdiclemiecs one Hudson e+ctee +e meer oe 250 | Essex ee ee ee | 1974: . 9 A Gites. conveniences: private family: Overland Velie see ee @4 oR owes Oe 150 | Liberty ROCOS VOUS? 626 ¢ New, improved, 6-cy linder motor, Fisher — . ’ - | week. De 491 R. paemenae ces +08 . ee, Ce Sen ae CC body. finish ‘wet a ay ey pee Chan Nash eeeneeevreoonr eget Ge © i ~weaqang eeeeeet omors 4 oe | Buick ELE OE OR 250 Stephens *+*@eee re eweeane ee & CE. 3 ooo 7 ome eas! phaeton: - kitchen privileges: pri ‘ ° =e | brand-new ly worth ; | RUSSELL Ys . — 5 . ri NTS Oakland Dodge +*eee@O wwe + - today. on terme 1 . 25: Tegular factory gumrartee clesine | RvsseLl ee “i home } KENSINGTO: - : —-— fe ; BR WwW N by. G “AP. \R [E e+e ee @eeeee mere ™ Grand. > ever $100 off let. 1805 Russell. | . ie “ 28 PERSHING Ford Cole *“*e © ++ eure e@eerer fe i ‘ 5 : Hupmobile or ef ee oat «+ =«@ ' _Ge fami?! . . PF i room, 35. 4 = : ea i arti aie hen! rffully for | é Hudson 150 | Oldsmobile 2 SHENANDOAH, 4121—Front room with) 2 — Renee. 2 yp Olds es 5 i se eh e wwewree 195 eee * eo eeeou board. empiocyed ladies. conveniences(c7) | KINGSHIGH WAY 804 N. —Larre. clean : Fakes + tee. be -) vel atrractive. hom Oakland see — Chevrolet ...++.. 20-6 sins eee Trucks For Sale housekeeping rooms, first floor, 24 ; AP : 7 FC i. - ' } 7 © at | throughout ne Po SEVROLET—PFour 1074 tracks. practi- West : — : ntal $ inctudes Urht eas. # Furnished 5 rooms 7 ae ——— t. janitor service; : . - > are ; _CABANNE. 5073—Leveiry si gie room. «- J “ eee et eseee -: ; > re ane ~ part ¢100 DOWN—$7.50 WEEKLY . | $200 DOWN—$9 WEEKLY 1924 Dodge Sedan | s=.=i | ail convenience; exceptions! table. (6) | jou Jwith or “without ee ee rt care timeline _pomeestont 7 sk : d NNE. 5028—Boaré for lady : “ floor “west, 6 \ “ a ‘ice See manager on pre . wiseee $495 } Oakland .....-. $550 | se Jowett. $ 795 : . Only run 4300 mil : : 3 Hertog, mayen: Set-aater Rents b=. = ) a ' ge (SE mpfr! a baal. es — SAM BEALS Cn... - 4 mobile ..... : | *°24 Buick... 1095 | 5 whi , ; kitchen | Life Ride 550 an baker . ‘24 Moon... 850 re eS sete out te knock ‘om, be FORD— Truck. ? tate ; LINDELL BL. 3012—Large : Se an 475 | Stude ; 24 O} : is specially priced « ven t CHa MEER oe housekeening rooms. for 3 S65 etees wen "5 coun 0» So 330 | Gardner ge ds . 195 | : ne $1080. | RDS—15 1-ton trucks: bargains: terme; | ~*~) han eo AND, ee | nie ; ae os _ tric gas — = up SS «+s 10 Ford Sedans - ow , rf == ' - : . . . a rooms. - 7 SOG . - osseeane = ra'R. 1907—.3 are | rooms | ih front . — 2 MOON DE LUXE eat; food mesis .| . (cl)/|. vate; gas range: sink Forest s226n a setae nee fast ‘itine: oun mabe’ came -. ; ON, beard; 3 - ~ = -enart —= | ; a4 Automobiles For Sale— | | gener: Bamme coo ing: garage. | MINERVA 8044 nocn Nom hwood. rooms. . ES WERNON LAL 722 Chestnut. Olive 8200 When you uxe touring with 6 | Miscellaneous N, 4956—Large rooms: -| Sleeping: clean. ; southern : ae sane it us gga blue. ae 47% pleasant surroundings: Un.- | Sure: employed. : So WRERS. 80 6 rooms. bath : | car (7) (NEWBERRY . : Cortite, 67644—4 tas er good condition: $45. is 4 $5, $ 10, $20, $50, $ { () \McPHERSON, 4803—Second-floor east.| housekeeving : — fin ee ‘ to | very desirable reem, beard optional; Del- | Sonabie. _ : ‘ E LINTON. 1427—T rooms. as. % a stoes for it but, can buy it on terms | | ill DO | Pe! ee = 2 | .4333—H a cloctrin Mabe Gareren, ane - . Fou ow it's at W N > +—Nice ished front | , \ ss 2 33 YAHLEM’S. 1035 N. Grand. t _ TOoOm, excellent menis. Forest $112 (c@5) | OLIVE (c85) N —Larre ; ENZLICK. 1010 Chestnot. Oltrve e 1477. | | LIVE. 4237—New! fu 36034—Newiy b Ore *8ilA—aAnertment Mat. Weekly & Monthly llil| _ rooms: excellent board: —— a" | rated warm aye joe xs __. roe 50: wemtal dated Feb. 1. “08s Payments it) PAGE BE. board: 2. @ Rei: ae Tel - e Immedi & t |} |__gentiemen: modern; priv ft } | _feasonabie. 3 a Horr eestH 1634 “.—3 large toon mmediate & Spring |i) | Page BL. $833A—Two ) south rooms: ail ‘tx Sa ccorated liv 1¢s i conveniences - prtrate family: board __ Re ~s : = : —— % cwe . . | wens . oe I P : JARZ® _“MSEY,. Mee'tor. Jewett DeLuxe Sedan CAD tee ||| seals tices Sans S BL. 3002 —Nestiy Fern =e PAU. 2. Ee PAGE BL.. 5886—Beautitully furnished. | . . , = | tyier_ $s . sth -— hot-water PAGE BL. 3648—Housex _ bie_stnk | aves es es N—Two nice rooms ' PWENTW : oy late om wheels tn Laughing Water In Case of Accident and |//|| ,counle or centiemen Umpic | : - | OPEN EVENINGS 1035 N. GRAND OPEN SUNDA} po, "agen, Tiemea Sae"eP OS went ot hawk |] | BeBe esi Sasa iaaa es | "nee is satan same renming wa: | PASSE 3 : a 5 pa | |@port mode! that sells for save Tea ' 59— Room ex- | a. = flint 1730- es os Y poeeg buying = today at S875. cn Ask Representative H Dm ma :.— » 4458s afternoon or ere: | PERSHING. | GOxn—Attractive large front : If It Comes From Yahlem’s It’s All Right. terme. a ||| | ®QOM—Large front:* goed meals: steam | MS". oivate family Cabany 7673W..89) e- - ||| gage sees “Seles gS | Painting Does Ber, ge pee , ; ° lovely ul : } ' ° e ae r 4 Dodge Roadster = ‘||| _ Young peopie. Forest 7 (c7) | _employed: references. _ ) ’ ||| ROOM AND BOARD—Chiid to board. or) ‘ns “t gas. & Hi] ~— i@ with mother employed Claytoa | - “_ WOLF -PoOLLACK, 101 N. 8th. Olive = , . els f ‘ Sedans For Sale | oe ia - maw ety, Fe 39 XM AND BOARD—Fer two adcita in | __>as, $4. Forget 509814 oO) | suru a : 34 ASGOW. T6is—Aroom flat. fea . ai) aoa ji] Bgndsomety fi - ve~ o r PAIGE SEDAN | ‘Dort-4 Touring ........ 9 il a — ogg 8. house. large ee “ . aa oo CO ‘ia >i ht. gas. Water, Keys — 1922: new paint: excellent ties: perfect | ; weet eee ims Untyeraity or Marytand ene. ae . ‘3 a OT vee ; ws 16a | N— 3 rooms TT m every way terms or ‘ Lit} = ’ ae ceeeee 7 entire floor : ; - _teom eficiency: $60: garage. ~ | wtric: $62.8 i per month ait ? : ee ae || ROOM AND BOARD—PFor two eduits, ca | ie; : arg : RANK W aH RA MM * co. v1 9 Chestag : “ad ei | handsomely furnished house: large. ag corner Raymond end . a as | ‘|| Teom. southern exposure; good meals: Kingshighway. Phone Forest 1640: beard ; — University or Maryland car. Delmar —— _conventent. __ (e868) , TATLOR. gg Nice, clean rooms. ex- centiona! = y+ 0. a : + BR AO anette blac ae steel ith ett Ai item ‘IEB REALT = Coaches Coupes For Sale ' Roadsters For Sale Sold JEWETT—1923 coupe: 4-passen real |S STCDEB LKER—A rea] 192 l _ Autos Sold for Mortgage «| gbarmnin.” Phone Deimar 7 | a 4050 | ster: like new! sn ‘riflce’ ‘een Wiecn | ‘ 4 iveen Co. 4432 N. 20:5 LINCOLN COUPE __ Sedans For Sate —~ ye refinished) excellent equip- BCE aoe aoa a late model “e3°-— men > carries R . erfect condition: : Sale new car war I — . ; “We Giggs tires. Olive | Touring Cars for LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR CO. , 0 S&S. Main. (cS) ranty. Phone for demonstration. a 48 COUPE. $210. : Lindell 8600. 4035 Lindel! bi ike new. fully | BUICK em ig K-48. excetent condi - | en EF a RR rm WASHINGTON BL.. e “Dewa: 22-47, re ag oS ag tg |. eat wrapped. Suarantecd big, ee, Pierce tion: bargain: $250: terms. 1805 xt ' CH, : - ~ rrew stributors eshington. ‘sell av 2 WH: N — eS . 6 UPE 1923 MOON, $995 | _ Belmar 145 (c7) | BUICKS—% tourings. 1922: 5 and 7 pee | front : ot ‘. ented Sarina — e | UICK CO thie ome carefully: Painted two DODGE—1923 sedan: ike mew: cheap: senger; imciosed oon: perfect ; 45 i] ' | VERNC N 5580—_On ree. one > | of sagebrush xreen Duce fully | __trade: terms. 2506 S. po ys ay. om terms, trade. 4464 Easton. (c96) Trade in oid ar ce swery. jj| S ry i, ladies “employed: a: conveniences, (8) Has re ok per- | lipped. seat covers. excevticna! rubber : : ; a | DODGE—Sedan. late e 1923; iike new. ex-| BUICK—date styie touring oe Gown: NON —— Wiser SIDE B BUICK g AUTO © | at; Mechastonlly: techy better’ thas = ake See pate WILSON MOTOR |_ ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY | VERNON, $520—Purniahed 2-rogm apart 160) | aaa bese ) ee ~ tras; gone 5000 miles: must seil: $ . - 2073 vem 1B) Barts Pen Sundays and evenin 13° » Bom. oe ee ow Ford touring in trade.| Dodge. many others, $25 up. ‘Seat st Fania‘ CAB Co, |» ee wo )_ unfurnished. with heat, | aS _ences B. cash. $150. " Cabany ssiew ¥.ic80) © BE AE a ea = 25. Lind eu 386 iw ; VERNON. 3522—Bea utiful front. 2-room . ROOM Fee l. or couple emploved. with suite: also third fleor. 2 roo ‘hhouse- .—Ooupe: demonstrators car- DODGE BROTHERS—Sedan. late model. ' 7 | : = —_ eee Bis Four, 2213'S Se New ’25 Nash* Coupe rebuilt; just out of Game ange fair) BUICK 23 TOURING | 2921-27 Locust BL Jiving room and Kitchen priviiegen. For: | Forest_S830M. res) pped: a splendid We like new mechanically. =| rior: omg ony om home. eR a rl coupe; like new. z RE me 8 ~— sy RN wy af . ; Ey. her sedans at lower JS mma terms. a SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. . ) —— SS me rior: 32. nice home. : . 2547. 4650 Easton- [aaa S00" miles: 335: die | Fceee D Meeer Co, mee. _ Delmar 306 5023 Delmar (cd) [D——_—— Central FOREST Pak RUST ¢ % 1924 coupe. 4- .| Tifloe wS- BO —— a N INVEST- | — —~ | CADTLLAC—Tourt balloon tires: real ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 Bl.. 4466—6 ‘ “pew: lest of Pn yy Ofrs MENT CO. 802 Times Bide Oltre axo2 | eg ~~ 3441 Juniata. te7} We Dor + | B. wt map weekly rates; tub, shower — room: gentleman ™ 58; new paint. mechanically Q K ino ks | DORRIS—4door sedan: privately owned :| s. wee? ay — a mit i RUN modern conveniences. / sd q | | _DODGE SEDAN ~ apn eee CET 1924 COUPE. t Limousines For Sale good splendid motor Suse LEE wes tereas. nf | trade: te Ww eo ?a (Gar Exchanse. 2944 po Lacust. at “Garriang | ee eee Al condition: sobs” UN! Ter 3034 W Washington. Qpen Oven Sunday and evenings. : (el) | fc - | LUCAS. 3415—Nics. clean —— ad io?) and runs wv: price” Western. Od m: mo dealers; if interest rooms. kitchenette: gas store: ed | WASHINGTON 5. 4 c7) | GARDEN COURT ‘3390 PD Aatomontie ood asis Washington: Del-: id 2 3804. (96) CHEVROLET—Touring. 1973: excellent. Sore Seat ene anal 9635—South front: tiful cermner rooms: beat. ice, mar Phone ' _c&ii Grand 3S LUCAS, 3421—Housekee rooms: (ec); n. 2s: 9248 aes $245: terms, trade. 4454) gp 42 re 5. fed) twin beds; gentiemen; also single room. Easton a c96) | PINE. 3530—Rooms. housek terms, trade. ¢ | =: a , a, : If you want to save five dollars a - ceving. si x. single | WASHINGTON BL.. 4121—Frent room, CADILLAC LIMOUSINE FORD—4 - . real bargain: to SAVE something on the ™UR- _| condition of car very good: price $700. edan.: Ba: 4 months old: bdar- | _ i CHASE PRICE, now is your oppoer- 2844 Locust st ef) : ; ) tunity. i _ting Water. sink. range. $5. (e2) | De 2347 = ) —_~ mbecly - never’ i} i | x ; ‘i \} Our rebuilt cars are now the | ESSEX CAB a . 1922. : trade; - of “| lowest ; If values a” ca United. 3034 Washing = Gon Gee FORDS 3 yo a Juniata ic? an. 2 ) ween 4 Spring. they wil re sg EME megs : : gton. Open Su ns. late | ~ tic im. : and evenings. (c)|_ $195 each: terms 3520 Te (6) | great i ea eg an. eee =. 3 | on ot 1S. 3500-3 furnshed reems. gas ’ : ; | | FORD—Sedan. 1923. cord tires: i TWENTY-FIRST. 27 | : i | 4 7 . . >| Roadsters F moter: bargain; $195: emay terms; trade | pr’ i , A | et _water; t is ’ ie or Sale $520 Easton. . 4 | TOR j FORDS. DODGES. BUNMKS. §( ousekeeping water, facing 3 BUTCK— Roadster. 1990. : =— down: also PORD—Sedan: 1973 Forder. fine shape. | CHEVROLETS, DURANTS. ES | ) compenial . conveniences: $8. “ —" and Chevrolet; tra J#41 ion) only $400: liberal terms open erenings. SEX, FRANKLINS, GARDNER. | a ee — 7 | WESTMINSTER PL... 3943—3 ary _ JOHNSON AUTO co... 67 Olive. cm | , is ICK ) FPORD—Sedan- late 1923 © $7) . ake | ROO ou housekeeping rooms, first- : a BUI ROADSTER conditicen - sabe terma. Tador: very good | ' «¥, . . - ' ; 3 4 ~” : bg ee - ; " —— ent one ee ae wire wheels and goof; JOHNSON AUTO (0. "3687 Ottve. (9) aS car: $39. 1012 8, Sth.@) | rnished: wery Seat WEST sini BUICK AUTO co. w a > late .-* ometiont con- | like sew: $235: '| tom) room; steam heat: De! ams S200 cash 58064 ; terms, trade. :, . Easton. ' . £3. feS). —— SY Oe mar 306. 5023 Delmar. (cS) (80) | : ring: : a upmobdile Distributors » | THEODOSTA WEST PINE BL. 7) _ starter: | . §8990—Coay housekeeping 4935—Houseekeping FORD See = oder: =~ | others, bargains. ive st. } 7; ene . ; water beat; private em- rooms si 2d front. _ _ 1924 Buick Roadster, $850 | aitts: terme 2 | FORD—Tourt if t =, | WEst PINE BL. ay sont tam ~Si6os | chanicaliy: tire Sasdiy worse Ee RD pF eee —_S7) ||| bles. Thoroughly _ c | South | _ 37. (eo) , ly worn: a eae 4 73. - PSA: : 2% : > 33546 2 ry ~ ate TOE goty S100: ast ask winter inclosure - fully equipped: showg no. SOHN $275: | pad oe * | tien. Pri trom $450 to $1330 4 —— ‘ Nicely furnished front, al a 3 it Se ¥ wear except paint qversies ke new. Oven | L Bt fe9) | PORD—i92 Sas ; , A h kitchenette. for light house- ior orx 2 nite ~ Sundays and evenin Bomeont 87. | BORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1924 | Me , _ “St Pord || —eccording to model sad ‘e =i || Keeping; ell conveniences: also” single ‘E BL.. 3711—Two unfurnished Es. oe 1924 a. from $ $335 MOON MOTOR CAR CO.. 3115 Leeust. (§ Over 10.000.000 num new poms sofa: einers, 3 7 ~~ | |canobace—s x 3550 a5) | Bre ton ay oe ale er pinnae 4 Wg om ch | ee _ CADILLAO—Roadster_ 3015 Laciede. (c6) | > MONARCH 3157 Locsut’ | ; ||) Buy YOUR rebuilt USED CAR during | ogg Ha ere etnenenrcies | WiiTtian, 561 ee ata. Used Car-Week from hile. eoving —— ith compiece CHEVROLET—1073 sedan. perfect shape: || | Tour: 33: pe motor; 3034, new paint. Phone Delmar 2547. -4650 | : FORDS J __ 2100: . 3520 Easton. >|] || Zesmnai _ seam —. A | on ._ twin beds. foS) | a Gees ae =| Jn, CSEDCARSALE | qaees Gee ——|| Weber Implement & | . i 4 . 3520 Easton. yt | 7) saving: ce LEWIN, 618 Walter: ar. | ; Fer Wwib—2-raem »urga.ow-fa ro QO} y original finish. tires 3780 (oS) ¢ ” io seule e aplendid thie, cur ta one that wi M N SEDAN new: new: hie - & Teal buy: bomelike sana au cate : 3 ' nem, herd twaed n ome - , goes en Dpay-. . ; ___ (89) . _" temiern. decorate te suit: ‘ . * t-90° . 121G—Sieeping rooms, $3: ’ 2 “os : —— cae Pe a Ne een ee carn i gs - yO a ¢ | . : ‘ = TT 3 a : : ~ et ; ; — . # N—Sport conveniences. a. : <" os : 7 ‘ — ss HRAM SM cv Oh TON S685 EE en ee optional: key downstairs. mR KRAEM2. Kidney 16460. 4239 4—Beww ites 3 Hite j : ood 45 hed : lr dp if

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axvany 13,1228. _ 9" 115,431 ROOM and BOARD Ads last year—52, 737 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. “¥@ - FOR RENT ‘FLATS FOR . ——— | RENT—South SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT REAL EST’TE—WTD. TO BUY | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES FLATS, AP’TM.TS. FOR SALE ‘ig GLiS ENTH, 1404 S— 3 rooms. gas and | LY NDOVER PI ——$_—_—— ter: electric . eo ; . or hwest wa ity will be tnstalid; $20, mode A rooms; os t : ee ~ ENZLIC K. 1010 € *hestnut. Olive 1427. _ton | 999. Karagze in basement: St. 'e. | s Flats, Apartments Wanted ¥ For Sale Nortnwest , wee OELICI _ bes AD, 3069—4 hice rooms, arenes.” ony Pe eae “ : yd t > aoe wy ce re ae | walt. | North 'FLAT-4 Xx Ati e av : and 6 ro m yw ie RSP A eee, ? or single or deuble 3 an room | brick. pets a Feige Ve Forest 4310. _ a 9 fco) tric; “=. ko00a i _loe ‘ation . Bao. 8&9) l J 40k ns ‘ Oi a 9) 1 . > . . ~ ( AG , = r 7” - ‘ . —~tilimit’. mode : tr 7 : 3 HO flats or te ne ment property. Se = t nN . ’ Ss’ eh li "AON ~k est : , ‘ ca ‘ l'—Good kk location, beautiful re room USES. F ATS, ETC. | GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut. muy eve new 4-room modern brick cot-| 2 "2 8nd terms exl) bungalow flat. hardwood floors; all mod- | FOR RENT FOR COLORED | ied) tages: $4 500 to $4500; $500 casi. bai- ‘iy = = “ anes ern CONV enlenves’ has t > o> } | ‘ ? | i I . : | we 55 aw r . . ‘ j : ; s° iA to iv seen to e ‘ : ~~ 7 oY ; i i en . . "! ance Le. or ‘ > _ rand-n 1 ; my? . i Ar MAR Bt ferns shed 4 “Cabany 1011 |} apureciated: rent reasonable. . é eae + 3945—-3 rooms: electric. peony tg td. Mocern : single of double 41 tere x. | WM. GE [ 1G RE ‘Y CO. hard | floors lou bri wat 2 | I up. Corner: | anne WENZLICK, 1010 Ceestnut. Olive 1427. | me: $28. Fores 29493, (ey | nd 3S room fiat, South St. Louis. b | 62124 Easto erceceog FF peaane ata fieee hi: P "2 ane - 3 baths. sun room. gurace: | Sadi sy *. / $.—S5 rooms, bath. air ‘F LOCH Mi ELLER: , B39. a | 2737 RACON—s41800 oe Ta ivan d: ne block from barragut | | Al real estate loans. Immec late answer. A light and attractive; ref- | a RAE o F. $3" a, will clean. -, |F INNE Y. 4116 722 Chestnut. |C.M. MOORE, 204A N. 4th. specializes tn Pe ‘we-room brick bath, furnace, elec- |” + aly for price and terms | On 4 -* CO, 907 Chestnut. (co) A—6 rooms, electric and | _ property for colored people to buy. (c&) C. @arace: 2 real bargain One JOWN C. GRE : & No delay. ' per me y * Z a i " : . ng 4 - ning water a every room: > | d, Box 0-148, PD. GID 15 Ase SU df | ae th: $50 pe 8. an ICH R 1. CO. ad Eu | per month ic) LBRO T tor 709 Chestnut. ay evenings. Grand & Hebert. poking Del j APARTMENT—3- rfi-| “vt 2051—35 rooms, bath, electric: | > pinace. electr : 111. 4112 y 1 8 + 7 39 VN | GRAVOTS, price and particulars: no agents. Box) pri le See } =o ‘nk SYIOU: $2. cash. | 2 (hest t Main 4 . — M-326, Post-Dispatch. (6)) 5 a “HEMEL, REAL TY CO., 4915 Easton, (c) PAUL J. JARZEMSKY. Uealtor. 62: restnHnut. 405 0 ~ Re Se Sm a La on = CITY REAL EST'TE FOR SALE oe 408 OAK NT. RRR _ 1620- en MAMULTON=S13.500 : . —— fn MEPs asm rl , screened porch: larg lot: 2 . PB yoion,. pate > n f at e tna, North Karly ys sid drive- see this comeie ees re notre. Cc corne of Cote Brilliante: REAL ESTATE FOR cOL’RED STOCKS AND BONDS Sea area ° © ° cy : BE | LIBERTY BONDS bousht a! market talue FACTORY SITE JOHN H. ARBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | — 22 2 ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. WHITTIER ST. Lor BAR J Whit. | or will loan full value less 5 per cent; * ee _ ANOTHER SMALL HOME BARGAIN Moder rik BRILLIANTE, $9800 Lot 50x135; only $1150: a | cepayatie $1 a week on each $5U bor- ie igs 3. Sr s0th one 21st & BNOR N. 234; neat little 4-1 ros: sree br ck se gf . a. furnaces; | ter. ‘HAUNCEY P. HEATH CO | powed Loans made on other listed bonis street. oe oe Wee Bares re ‘ec aches water et) .. 2-4 JOHN ne “ABB TT. tea lior 709 a | Olive 3165. (c*3) and stocks. Industria} Loan Co.. Be ek . i re dl | t ) f Pay 5 / . SS SS 5 ‘ i 4s . " “ ms >| JOHN BULL, 20 N. 7th. Main 1431. (c6) | cash Tr, JARZES MSKY Realt anetintinnir «Se entiaiipheinniabibinns 15 : : I m is. Tv i 4239 a South ' re eaties gacme ang ponds pounhit saw a atid quo an “ ihe ; _ See Manager on sagen NORPOT “3 $363.4 — + Sea rooms, electric: | 8 o Pe ne av.: 4 rooms. Southwest — FLAT—4 and 5 rooms: double carage: A}. | eee KATTELMAN i% *MPANY, | (RM) | will decorate: $22 | 26°0 Franklin ay.: 2-room flat 4 avionics _ RINGA? = . ri ter ms. Box 0-352. P.-). | bi ee re $13: ° rooms, $8; take “ARK, 10: 50—Fo ir rooms and hall, gas —— heat, Janitor pee“ pagonave | I er Foot | fg ot a ap ae oOo a . — oo . cd) | wey RESORTS q i __ (36) | _and water: electricity will be installed; | "entails. For particulars ¢ n person at! @-Q cash $10 mont 5Oth : . | $7: as att tome ; B2ax ALABAMA AV, De Te ANTED | : ¢ rooms, bath: nice- $25 oe | sftens M ARERN AT a RE AL Ty CO. | Vo casn, ¢ ontn, ooth and A — ENMGE: ¥ n ue at. FE y RR - ; Excelent bus nes blo k. with flats MONEY Ww T For Rent q sw 3 ished: ren Dr, Neots ; WF 2 ZLICK 1010 Chestnut m ive 14°77. Sane st. meets Tae (6?) a er " . Forest 87723 . Patan a1: ws at bargain FINANOU!AL SUARANT FEED first dee is of ww ist on well a member of Moun SW SaswiNGTON BI... 4625—2-room front | RUSSELL, 31314—Beautiful 7 rooms: open in the ecvening c80) | ——— Ba WRISEERG, 3204 S. Grand. om | Secured city property of moe eee 31200 ing and Fishing s i heated apartment. completely furnished | steam heat, newly decorated; rent 2m GARAGES, STABLES- RENT | | COTTAGE ——§ reatne, Sut in "ine canditian: Deubl, ty om ALAMO—CHEAP CERTIFIC AT w ¥. — eae § Value; ——- $1400. atate roane protected a ee “—_— 4 : . _ fc80r duced. f | ae co . | terms $250 « ' 92299 «, > ia “ew See » rooms. breakfast reom attractive o2er. age ae S1L500, SLGOO, 0 $2 O0t + I , two homy lod Pp e: iS asHINGTON , Bt, 5064—Subleace mv Ri "OER 040_Twe cooma $15 ' ' West L see lee 8¥» east of McCausland avr: Mise Smith + ar sean Semple av “Gak) and sun rooin hare wo od foors. separate | LINCOLN HOLTSING CERTIFICATES $3200, $3500. $4000, $5000, 86600 ‘— 4 % el. Piedmon apartment in Argonne. until Julw 3T: / BUSH-BURNS. 1105 Chestnut st oO} IVE 4223-_—¢:; - JOHN BtL 8 °0 N. 7th Main 1431. ic@) |COTT AGE 34°] CGenevi : "ge —— rot 200. te ve.) Lent SeS50: sacrifice fer | et Se “a. ios ee i — = | SS0Se, Steer: am mt ng eens tn ’ ad: mt , : ceetecreremccaraces me , ‘ ‘s —CGar: rs @ MK nt ee. : ee. SC aap Cythad pOnevViICve: £0%4—Heautiful ®2-ra-—m fur- © 749, ; 06. 49 an. "La JtS——3 Toomer, gas; also 4300 LIND - | os efficie ney apartment: ne \ «ly deco- ith Hd nen + ear rooms. ~ dy " « a ( i I i. al on v . _- — pished eer om Rourekeeping: large. | SPRING. 8734-38 (8-5 and @ rooms: | able: Wowntown location. Box L-200, | Only $550 Stites, ON Sernece. Friee 0t 0 ict St010~ oem Sian DON’T WORRY! wf) room ‘ e ome- ne y ( ~*~, ie OL- | > + ; P .) - Fine . | Da . e ne! 1 ym ve Post-Dispatch. (e908) Security and abundant good living here: GUS M. AREN? ES REALTY co | JOHN H ARB "YT, Realtor. 700 Chestnut. ON [ \ . a : new "é heat: garace. DETERRING AGEN — - osetia ; | | light. eas, vl! ( 3627 Gravois. Open Menday evenine j}handy railroad town, over tmproved road, Olive 775 16 N Nth St.ccl 4) | A A ss ' a high school, stores, markets: 30 acres for SE — — --—- West UTO LO NS BUSINE CHANCES sd aa i ‘allver, heat. janit or service; only | een at j fea) Central right. 4b‘ oor ~ ae 00 inens, man? rent: se art. |TENNESSER 2333-94 r south i ” ii }moneyv-making crips; spring Watered, wire- AN UNUS m mw 2 OP Hse ese eeseeee 4 80 g ar: lle 05 Boo allay gee ol #): nate . ‘fooms.. sfurnhy bed. kitchen a : met oy corner Second and fences pasture, woodland. fruit; pleasant- ama A NGALOW ; 4502 FOREST PARK ee ee e BEAUTY PARLOR after Feb. 1, in wom- fayette, 2d floor ait 00 2 TW osator service, See manager on premises. , ete.: rent $83: possession a: 2. | o "SA\ FATT CO. >) “RMAN ON CO Dre we ’ rgain Catalogue : AO ea on P i heat, et ree corner lot . $25 200 splendik susiness, complete equipmen's; @ ow mn in’ sisenstent Life Ride. SLSPERMAN & LE HARUT - (cS) moe 1° eee RNS. 1105 Chestnut, STROUT FARM AGENCY, pins seh modern; large lot. Terms. JOHN H. ABBOTT Realtor. 09 Chestnut: morizages rewritien: ay a Ene can be bought very cheap: references, 1¢- _— (c3) NTH. 15 0 G_Naew. modern. & te OF FICES—Southeast corner | eee 458H Pierce Bldg., St. Louis. Mo. US M.. ARENDES REALTY CO. : NEW DOU BLE FLAT—$2500 payments: eine ply will be sent about Jan. 25. Box —— ————— +s ie te rated iain anaes pgs FS gee Chestnut: floor space for ware- ‘See its Olive (iO, 16 N. 8th St.(cS8O0) Cash: 4504 Chout. abe 4 esaene. breakfast HLEM FINANCE COR L-304,. Post- Dispatch. (c80) pate 39 house oc cheap rent, Missouri room, Murphy beds. hardwood floors: steam Aaweee | seen. “ee. 4 ‘Ennai ‘bl cM | BUSINESS GHANCE—Bakers.” attention ; | e i wy ; $s: ; “orest 723 FLATS FOR | RENT new ly weds: rent mets to $8500 on ace ‘ Stans dee : ) ss ’ FFICD. a 8 : 2 a r h. f ace: 1929; will sublease at a bargain. Central A FARM FOR $9.90 0-34, Post-Dispatch + a a JOHNS, BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut, Made in 10 minutes, Car left Boyle ae Maryland: UTAH, 39%5—4 rooms. tile bat ane 250 73) | p —— oe co) “MOST BEAUTIFUL STREET in your possession. Mortgages offices; 3 rooms peSee. ____Central modern: $50: vacant i oes ae We... leet ke dee an ee CALL CP FOR —*«|| _ 4497 Forem Park. corner Taylor: new refinanced to reduce payments ee ae for SS i x00é ‘ee ; z 33 _ 2: ers cs y | only 0 dow on 40 ac n 3 ye » te ‘ tte i me A oi or: sma ‘apital, or hx sition thet . : AS Oe eh . Gis: °716—3 1 nice rooms. hath. Slectric: “s ROOMS, B. ATH. EL EC TRIC. $22.50 614 Morgan st oe + vay: vt Bi A alge F- Son” Fa aS Seas IOHnN He RR oe ee ‘ow re onan terme. | dor re = | At, 4 rooms and breakfast room: Bring title. Days $1] . i pw Oliver coon “es p me 8 REALTY CO, 6 Chestnut. only $30. Open today. : 7514 S. Broadway second f or. J 3 Chestnut st oe a O }in center of the hardwood district of Wis- | ~~... : Realtor. (09 Chestnut. wood f nt. $2880." heat. aiec.; a real) ] ask er F} inance } orp. Co.. 1828 :ocnst. St. Louis. (>) For Rent B WoOLF- POLLACK, 1901 N. &th. Olive 323%3. | nav : . rooms with Yi th ang — oot ’ Broadway ' 5 00 | contin, where clover and cows are making F 31°25 TEX. AS, 86600 rent S80 out-of-town owner ac os fae sawiiiy ins sada. g19 ©) ‘ a . a howene: Phage Sadicmiin’ gs Pceten as JOHN H. ABBOTT, Real or, 700 Chestnut. i HN H. ABBOTT. altor. 709 Che smut, tL Olive 9130 nade Ph a y seven gy oe con hy = = Epstein. and Son Eoin ae Fag STEIN. 819 Chestnut st. | “a be eay vad -oee £0 CO! tiful lakes, rivers. purest water, about 600 | SOUTH SIDE BUNGALOW ai SINGLE FL ATS Ww EST | aa iE es SSE cent vears in automobile controls. operart- ’ BERTON °310—4 __ Tooms. ras. elec- » reece I I i scicsabinnliotins ee oe hoo ee O17 : iEIME , ~ * Sena ee > ay families now on land; there are towns. fi roonis: all oo!) first floor: hot- 14:38 tom an. 3 a ind 3 roome, - $7500. see cis ing under three ratents and four amirbaid- ‘R tric. . se 5. (c8) | ise 4 1 i R & BR‘ . REALTY ec noo!ls, markets, churches within a few | water he at. ei. parlor: very at- S7ROn ( ofe Brilliante. 3 and + rooms. Ti DV ANCED larv patents pe ne nw’ limited prelimtnarv 2 tea ‘Batt CAS A financial on neeled, See for yourself GO IN BUSINESS for vourself. Why weric for others all vour life? Learn the new spray system of automobile paint'ng: we guarantee to teach you this perfect syr- tem for a smal! sum; you can £0 in ‘ Co,. 603 S. 6th st.. St, Louis, Mo, (c36 ' for $°1 R00 1897 Locust St | ARG getting reAdy to market and send out | | r ° +> . 3 WH pertnt ® . 7 ow? ‘ . ‘ | . Southwest : : we. Bn we or. 7th and Che stnut. a ee good auto roads: we are the largest tractive a na substantially built » i ~ ; : ey . i ut-over la nd owners in W isc onsin’* . ' Price reasona ) 2 . i H4xx ] age o 4 and 4 rooms: large lot: i i " _* gg an Zh ; | ~~ Sx When you need $3 or more—come to ug. | and let vs show to your automotive x North REPRER Pl... 1.. 4948 4—5 large rooms. st North or maps and com plete descriptions. : GUS M. ARENDES REALTY Co oan —_- 64 and 8 ween Y CO. ean) . ry o Sim front ane wav: 3 root 19, kitchenette hartwood oors: eRO) F C ITAL “MONE will make special terms | furnace: S45 50. “DOLGHERTY, | St TOTTS2400-—Fine “location for snc | SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE OR E DPTOSELL | *2AMILT APARTMENT 1300 chemical Bide Cee ee ee ES ; Jf re o . § : . #3. AS JA AY EF : wn ome VERNON LAUX, 722 Chestnut. Olive — ae Poe ee Os Sew: ee ee LOOK. PRICE REDUC ED ae Ellenwood av... a 4-room modern 6306 Cates: 4 rooms. tile bath, hard- | CASH advanced to salaried furnicure ow On. A SURSTANTIAL electric portable tool (e7 a — s - ——_— | ——-——- 4 se ' YT 1 ~~ | 40 acre t-room brick. fruit. ete.; Con ete Kk hunga! ow, 1 vear old: must be sold § wood floors. tn*!nosved sleepine norches« , fia tal 39°94 Washington t.indel! a1 4. manufacturer, with an unsurpaseed na - CHAMRERS, ®08—6 rooms. bath elec-| ARLINGTON, 1622——Modern 5 a8. a WH New = 7) : _ mT 4 ee re $12.000- KIRK wi OOD TRUEST co. ny this week without fall. Come and see. rages: rent $ OO: price $20,000 — od (cS) | Somes reputation, wishes to engage _ Bigs ¢ r ‘ t r S48. (c7) | Stores—Ne t j ‘ ; x fal- ' ~ - ee ; tely " } ee res ape Oe 08 a tie MELDA ~ fa : , — | het (cB) | ~ KIR KWOOD TRUST CO... REALTORS. $5500; $1000 cash _ta kes it. salesman there from 2? to 4. onames brne car «4 title a ' I’neapher. Rox 158 Warsaw. Ind. and “4 , ay electric: sewly tthe oe | le A oh Aa $40: onan Cagiet, ey | Reo og ong Marcus: corner; new | Six-room mo ern cottage. convenient to El GENE C. MOSLEY R. — Car. 7 Ww HYMAN, 722 Cheat nut. Central 8500.ic5) live. (8 ' giving a brief sttaement of your qua!i- “South al $99 50 ‘ = 25 - ~ i hiannianginn building heat furnished; good for gro- Cars. 56x1: 39: $3750 4829 Delmar. Forest 8773, Forest 4515. G ROOMS, Be: 4 H, ELEC Lyd AND | JOEY LOANED on furniture. ‘person! | flenttone ie) ei PA Z. >, bath. elec: | * easy terms: confidentia’ | — — —_ —-——— ; JARZEMSRKY. MNealtor. ' tank. 502 | cery or other business: cheap rent. 5. 10 or 15 acres. Denny. near Gravois; We are open in the evening rcBO) oar e* ‘Eb. 1959—9 | MARTIN REALTY CO., 5715 Delma lights ne ara aE ree: the pl days nei mit ie SE tae 238 3908 Olive. (c8) : 2 a 4 : > : P 4 ’™ sie imar ° J tS. “m5 ts : o _n2. ; Uinde ' ve. c ™ linoleum um . Forest B84eT. mar- y ; Tyler 439. o~ St. _Iwuls. = a = 433: * gam a 4- room ‘flat. bath. Park ew BAO (07) ‘ or 5% acres. near Eureka: good im- 5 ROOM S—ONE FLOOR—S7000 201 03 08. “O7 Uv niversity: : yon at- | l nd “ll 647 6. _toom ‘ | B SINE F __ (06) ELEVENT!. 3. ed N —Two nice rooms; gig 4355. T739W. (el) | ae ge ee l|mrevements. stock. implements, crop: ™ | Cash, balance very easy terms; hardwood es pst omen ae — tg a ioaned furnttt et ow he ti aud - | U SS WANTED . rooms, 1 _ sun m parler. . | electric. gas $13. bs, —— 7 ’ ee i mile to river. Ss eadthd: wWonderiuili condition; aiance ! @ | nrie peor; e. mic v { > ak at any MEA’ LAL ik KY \ ’ rid. pera } ‘ McRee. 4 rooms: concession | WOLF-POLT ACK. 101 N. &th. Olive 3383. | E Ni 4: * 94—Modern fiat . oe South Two nice lots: all conveniences: $10 per | a real beauty: 6920 Garner; only S000. rent. 5 ‘ahemiia tiles i easy payments, Room $19. 7 Tth.(c8) | - 3 PA ag, ov r Wid. Ter loc peoee B (c89) . “@ x1uor 1730—4 t—_. " inac bath; new fixtures: ¢ toi, | BROADWAY 2562 S—-Nice large corner | foot. JOHN H. ABBOT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut | WHYMAN, 722 Chestnut. Central 8500.:c5) | MONTY to salaried people: easy et eed | WE pay cash for -ontenis of at — of all hahaa = | L. WILLIAMS, wpent_ 22! “sm | re. good for any busines Iso 4; | SOMETHING CHOICE. er Sees, gs confidential. 1881 Railway Exchange 2 bay ca | us Of stor a, eet aid Janitor ser sO : . £06 Chestnut. Olive 2713. aA IT 36. eG SO, SA, Cae room f! at é th bath; ‘cool tone 7 | 40 acres, Denny. between Manchester New up-to-date 5-room brick hungalow: Northwest | Bide, —— .-- - fel) kinds or wilt eat 1 fer you SS Bucs ~ Cent. 1371 os, ptyorr, *60} A-4 rooms, elect age om lectric $40 8: tae oe - rms '° land Clayton rd.; county water. light. run- | living room, dining room, kitchen recep. | mo prer 7 peren —— | MONEY toaned on automobiles by the - mer ng Let our man come out _* (6) “)6=flC« ‘ peat | ; Reena ES Se ee ee kl s, Rott rd.: fine spring. , | « ‘ “O08 we Fx: efficiency ; heat, ‘and slestiis “eee «WOLF-POLLACK. 101 N. 8th. Olive 338%. | C FELLOW. m. 34—Five rooms, bath. | GRAVOIS, 3730—Have a big store: 31 1°7 acres, near Manchester rd.. bargain KINGSHIGHWAY Ss W. = ha scout: | ni 106 N. 8th st. ¢ feB) | caeae — Co., 2081 Railway ch’ BUSINESS FOR SALE y. For. furthe inf y” toy [ame 6GLASGOW ys a a co) leat. SON R BEAUTY CO., 5RHO Delmar.(c5) | ~ ke Hp a ee . = 10 acres. near Gravois: spring. __ (c8O) }modern 4-room brick: one block from Gra- | MONE Y loaned on furniture and pianos at , AUTO ACCFSSORIES, FILLING STATIOV Y CO £ ormatior cal) . 4 able: light, . as my = ogee wees 3 GRANVILLE PL... 1402A—Four rooms. | * TORE Two, small; Spring and , ' Ki k ] T st Co Realtors 'vois, facing parkway. Call for card of ad- | °® per cent month: also rer a. — month Income: established buai- = 486 .(c8 P| Kas, water; keys next o88y | hath. furnace. $40. Johnston. Forest | siti ae IrKWoOOo¢ rus O., S | mission aengem PRESTON PI ceipts. Mound City Loan Co. 427 Ay | Al (c96 ) BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. WENZLICK. 1019 Chestnut. Olive 14°77, | tory brick. 8&-room residence: hat! torias Bldg *c56) Mt TU . INVESTMENT, 737 Frisco Bldg. Sat me gux, — | 9430. (7) y , J Stency :_ $60: (6 p | a BO en oe — bath. | HopiAMONT. 1°74A—3 rooms, kit chen- | MFG.—WAREHOUSE 5. 10 or 15 acres. Gravois and Sap- electric; bargain, $5750. W Mf. E. WRI? | MONEY ~ 1 TO LOAN—8$25 to $5000 on ATT: ‘i ¥ SHUl’—Good location: well ae rooms, am " parlot, "He FRAXK W a HRA 019 Chestni ette. tile hath, furnace. electric: » 0. STORE—5700 SQ. FT. | pington rds.: water, lights telephone. ONLY $1250 CASH ee Se ‘The Morris Plan: payable in ot) week | equipped 130 N. Grand, csO} ce: cheapest - F ' meters) | Forest 3942 80); 1311 S. Broadway: centrally situated. | 44xx Beethoven, sp) o—. . » brick | me ROOMS, ~PAPERED, ENAMELED | Uy payne nts: charges oper coms Becount BAKERY SHOP— Located on South was, SEL furnace, ti! bath ie of Onliv S3000: S300 cash. Be: monthly tn justria) Loan Co.. 714-77! aac Py business well established: good lease; i CK. 101 N. 8th, Oli 4 | 1 wi ve eee. a — o—Artistic 4! mm | Bear, Free Bridge: a real bargain. ‘‘SEE | i | bungalow, . OWARD, 2737—4 rooms, elec.: $30. $; ei East St. Lou > —_—_—___—— | closets, excellent Seon tion. immediate pos- | Don't fai! ed 27 line : ‘CA! ORIOL IS. ee | ren* reasonable; up-to-date shop. Box L- periment. fl Mey KENNERLY, 4255—3 rooms, bath, elec- | OLIVE, 4052A—5 rooms and bath; rent | Olive 98. 619 Chestnut. Olive 99.(c5) lelmar Garden, aus 207 Victoria Ride 31 nl. ~ 4boa7—-2a floor. z yooms. a | (96) | Rivers! de 337 ) Gravoi s. 31 $9 Pest; lozzi st two-story y roeome —_ i } and breakfast ol Manson ' VERNON. 535744—5 roms modern; $50. : : Staoge! St.. Story oo iia 8 c REALT l 9713 condition, This | lose your car: we pay off old ‘ouns: 2 9 ea Olive 2713. arlor, ST Guo 24 Delmar. ? : Nats “I00. 100 electri “y $25 | at. 3. fe an) BU NG Al L. ow— ‘olo nial. 7400 La vy eta, 6 wer is ieee er See ~ | horhond lelas Sth_ st. _( Bee spies ie “ane si and J sunrooms; hardwood floors 3UNGALOW—1931 Forest: beautiful: six |(ypspr RM AN & LEONHARDT R. CO.,, - (dD) barguin tor quick male, tox O-265. P.-D trie: new! lv decorated 7) | rates: no nublicity. seil at Rages ape price, accessorjes and . 4mha . r | ~ > ’ ma and water: $20. | TN PERSHING HEIGHTS ||) s@éx%24 *REALTY CO.. 61384 Easton 64xx Wellemar: large lot: S4000: Welle fiirnace Price SS8°S0. For salaried neonle an their own ote. iG AR. AG e—Storase en care pave ‘rent: cash a a — eee OL floors, tile bath, built-in tub. garage. etc.: - ae ee! _Po IKE NSINGTON, 4 = ' . >. 3 , A S4/)- vort €5 . a ; vcs ~~. ~~ fo sce am 4 16 Ca : REDDIX RE ALTY CO... Title Guar. Bld, fiat: modern 40; _worth CHRISTIAN RRINKOP R. E CHOIC E 1A*TS—50x140: 10 minutes from | session: thi 7 - i wonderful bargain at | Central “8300. LITBERT. > t. | PRIVATE LOANS to furniture e-wner® 12. Post-Dispatch. (eRM Hall, 63 535. Clara, 24 just off Olive Street rd.; | $6750: $35 mor | ‘5 make your own terms: lowest sates The | Goa rierigX ERY AND Re : j 4 tric, gas, heat furnished: $23 month. | $50. sis n PI VALLEY TRUST CO. $10 per month. Box M-9, Post-Dispat h. ARTHU * F ‘eunditt8y | —~———- 7OOM RRICK. $7700. Mutual a 2 A 8006. iat HOUSE c Near PEE. 5. aot aed S| (cRD) | MISSISSIP ot w ha mten te aia Locust. one Centra’ tc | — , =. es a outhwest ed 2 | Open daily till _" p.m. Sunday 9 to 4 p. m | 80 Toom; new; - , 3 tae rooms, electric; $250 nam a - | = Lit MSL a OMS - - Rl and sleeping porch: large bathroom, fur- | $1?. 000 TO LOAN on automobiles: dent | ~— - ae? Ee reap yms Sener SRACE - ©O, 100 N. 8th st. (cdi WILLIAMS, 706 Chestnut. CREE. 4201—Store for tailor shon. hea u- Richmond Heights nate “heat "tn ” firet- lass lithen., - DRUG STORE—Test paying little store in [ee a gaa ; printing or cobbler; rent w West iz a dandy small home in a geod neigh- drive your car: pay back monthly: ro! tity; owner has other business; thorough a) delay. Walter Langan. 1800 Warhinton. inspection will prove well worth $7500; WAbis . . 928 A——4 roms: gas “and “elec- | | AG 4 w st throughout tile bath, 2 tile tolleta, hot- | rooms strictly modern: hardwood floors, > Chestnut st _ Main. AGO. (e8) MONEY TO LOAN I OCH \ TT ay “* 7 - , | iS 6 re Se ti water heat: the last word in modern con- | open fireplace: @arage: will make excel- er 7 fou ie es oN planta salarie peonle or furniture owner: iF iy . NO STA TION—402° S Grand: « il} MOELLER, % Chestnut. Lad yl os | BASTON. 6128 A—2 nice offices, $15 each: | struction: corner lot; garage. ms lent home for you. . wie : ; ates: i t , = 7 22: 5—3 rooms; electric. nt separately or toget vy WW 2NZ! FLACK K. 1010 Chestnut, Olive 1427. | ce ORN-DI XON, 22 Chestnut, Olive 7893. | ; West —— el ue 588" t z a Ss 7th room S01, wr | batteries: price about $600; rent $50) T | FOUR-ROOM BRICK COTTAGE |955 HAMILTON—S8-room residence; new Sat eee QUICK MONE® | month. Riversive 2662 _€e 7) ALF. 2 Lot “H MOE # -L, E R. “Pe { hestni t. _ ay Cnmanes ee - © . (c89) ‘~~ ] | : 2 . : - — 2 Vv rs Cit 2800 — N ..—3 roo ms. ae | ee § $15 ie | t zé and Ferguson Avs. ' Di r¢ TORS. “denti sts and other “oe . Univer It y CA h balance monthliv G. M. JOHNST mn, 90038 P Ag x st - sf wit ant indo ’ an: rf ou the ‘| 0 E ; | . HAUSC THU ia m inspect new offices for rent in fast NEW BU NG ALOW—UNIV ERSITY CITY McCRADY FAL TY CO.. 6128A Easton. | 4 ade rlover "One: &: ayne I ; d IPPI VALLEY TRUST — : 2407 N. Broadway. (c) || (6600 West) rine ¢ om Hm! (8) 1) [employer OF anvone: easy payments. gmail | Grand. , Bint 1 JRE | growing’ community center at city i $1500, BALANCE REN | Cabany 2717 as i MAPLE. 5631—10 rooms, hot-water aiod charges. American Rroerage Co. ’ ot ek FARK oo eer) pee INTH. 1738 N— N—Three nice rooms; elec- | | Four-family building. Each flat 4 || | oe ane Manc masta ay.; cr AT yg 1 Julian . hew 2 ment strictly |e ‘i ramegseas ile athe. hardwood floors; 50-foot Ito:! Railway Exchange Hide OeST A, ~\easiable and meat i i| ticUlars call fenton ck | ern: ot =x J: gacrificing. e| “ : m (e7) L. ; on 2866R. (c)| FLATS, AP’TM, Ts, FOR SALE site _drive;_Cwnet.__,__‘€ LOANS ON AUTOS GROCERY STORE—Sell for $350: rent sinless Riz SIDE ee ke 7—1445 > Granvilk ni., -reom PAYME NTS Sis “138 "4h, renin. ey - tric: third floor: $13: see today. 06. eubleaas: ot rooms—6-room efficiency. Good stores, | 3 ne ae Ste i cot 83 ros Y a P Wour. POL LACK, ‘101 X. 8th. Olive 3338: 3. || ie pe a convenient. || PHYSICIAN Witd.—To share office and | 4068. Sidney nivel a concealed bed: — ae et g T pead YT aerate ren LOT, ics: | PRINCETON AV. A AY pape [et nese icc Bai otk: tree: Meee | oll rg a Retin fins Bas ike CERRY WARERT Mea oll mal r - 3 Ss. 2826A—4 rooms. bath. gas, || saaiih 1115 Hodiamont, room LON-Ti, _ (c) NCETON ; be ; rooms: price 4.00 terms. } only $4900: easy terms. See WHYMAN ne car amd title = ; ae s make maton University. ‘district: = | ee good condition a .. mo. eae | Rent $60—1 Month Concession VERNON AND GOODFELIOW—Large JUST NORTH OF DELMAR | DIN REALTY CO., Title Guaranty Bidg.| or MURPHY, Room 407, 722 Chestnut. ORI5-27 Olive st. (eB) eae ~ re issent. 3 COTT, 800 . 4 LOUIS, 2320A— OT re a || , store: put in first-class condition. Lot 60x106- near Delmar car and bus; | ee aaa 08 Central S300. weaclenitens lout ROCK cad sadtnetenees nee aa . = %.G. 6 "ae ~—Ssésiligtht;; was and toe Ty Olive ssa" at OREON E. & R. G. SCO! rT, RAL SON REALTY CO., 5899 Deimar. (c5) ace — con Gale wi. 50. rifice (2 | | RESIDENCE—46xx .Westminster, 10-room a onfidential Auto Loans one cheap; 2 living rooms Veeses y : ae | ‘T ‘Ss P cK uN Ts and «-f : Soany os ; i e dene 17 iathe o f z h ‘i, oes, Fire a SR ic NY COURT (53830 Delmar)—4 beau. = ‘ ‘ (o68) 800 Chestnut | ONE MONTH'S FREE RENT _ 1 . Any Saee New Moder n Double F lats residen e. furn sh d r unfurnishe NO NOT TAOSE y Ov R CAR GRocERY AND WEAF WARK YE ner rooms; h - ANDEV ENTER. 2401A N.—3 room || Ideal Location for Doctor, Dentist. Ete. small cash payment. ; : . 7G w WI RICRT eke oreat mene eset oe Gs | Nive st | Spalding, 4911. 4 rooms, tile baths, hard- | 3 PERT. ae” Pieeehieed a x MONEY TO LUAN—8$] 00.006 redu SAsner 51 . |ARLINGTON. 1613-——3 rooms, bath; fur- rary = aa T , M. ———— TO BUY, SELL OR ae a our | wood floors. furnaces. P | i CoS proved St, leuis reel esiete. : alae auit 10 a (c65) | ROO: eae en oe antes manacer, Mr Holland, at_Wehste: | S. e. cor. Euclid and Leduc. rvoms. | - interest: advance on rents: wie 5243 Delmer E path. furnace. Sr ae Bad07 (er) | ished; adults. Call after 10 a. _m.(c69) |" ‘and office room, by physician. Box L-' 29). GREATER ST. LOUIS REALTY pax | SErowend fleors, scam Beak. Camere ned cetgams Salome pow a = hg cms) oo oo Tats ‘he ion. s ie | 4 ‘lat. new, 4 W 1 Omt enetcn.__. prmrerats — aa ee | Oe Brancenier, 4851, 4 reoms, tile baths “room ence or ee ee. 5 Chestnut | ORT ATURE Laren Nee hall ae tile bath: er b as room: Py es ‘.. ee ye est | STORE ROOM Wd, Sm nall, OF sfhace an | TRE MRLE Y-WILSON R_ E & I. CO.— | hardwood floors. furnaces. - ath “di z a nt — - is pt yore ae aoe REAL FSTATE LOANS | “ VANTED vena A ta ‘sitiinen ton me SIPPI_VALLEY U . + 900. DETENING AG sNcYy. 36° : —1357—Reautifully furnished cor- lunch stand. “ti. A anh Write for map of Webster and our — | § e@. cor egy owe od — Bate ye ee ' poo ahs aE aie ae ecte teens %raight or monthly parment* 2 1000 an+/ PRADTHY, 1275. 314 N. Broadway, “a . ’ b . Kata ‘ are € a, -A A. , oom i] hs. ard oC ‘ § ‘ | ] « rma dle ser : ‘n 3] } sanee : ; : - , 3m . (c7) 5-room fiat, Forest 54586]. (c89)| WAREHOUSE Witd.—From “5000 to 10.- (c | moms, 1 len Gy 1s al ( i ew nn ee Seer. Guee a lceativmm te ewes iF sharges a es vle = ICE CREAM PARTOR = Routh Wa? Hh —e ANTE. 50 5935— 18. “rooms, h d; cely OOD oq. f.: first floor: must be cheap) WRITE ‘orn map of Webster and our sa'es | heat. rarakes. . ile oathe a! ter 7 Forest | YECKEL-PE “OO S Bes t; Cu, fine location; near 2 picture shows: orice ARS Upstairs. S-room lower ini: " a prt de erase renee rent. Sewell Well Co., 205 Advertising| list of homes: prices $1. Stal, to $15 000. ores ae —— . — oe ASI yw 5ON1 Gravois. 27°95 S. Broadway. (cB! | ¢ieng- fixtures alone worth twice the corr BRILL LIANTE, 50a4A——9 i. SRACE R. CO.. 100 N. 8th st. (c5)| Bldg. (5)| WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO.. Agt(cS) | hardwood foots. iurhms. tile baths, hard- | a iota 30 . ~~ | Oe ee ee LOAN —City and county; low: | price asved: reasonable terms. Box J-2°5 $25. WELSH.] BERGFELD R rooms. . 5195—V ery choice furnished or | § iia floors. furnaces. est ratee: ante’ actle Post-Dispatch. ih beeniesiloasee pre Un 7K. EB. CO.,. =, hed rooms, sleepin porch: , | ~ le Tor ty. 4117-19. 4 rooms. tile baths. KE ANE & FR ANKE MEAT MARKET-cGood Incation= Sourh unfurnished 5 rooms, ping pe W ILL TR ADE OR ELL a a. Ba. yg +BY | mt BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE “ Mée: qnaeman shen, Wiseman Gea : 1008 Chestnut S*. *. 180) 7 th ——— (c65) Janae Niel a -1 corner. (C96) E S T ¥ E cs eine ro : rs t ~s l Summitt; beautiful residence; ; hed datir and showers, decorated; hardwood flora steam best, | WALTON, 738A—4 nicely furnished | REA 3 A GR tin « os te the |. De samt. COes-5t. Ss rene See Central vesneimeeniih pied ; : “Sw quipped iiding in the city -fearonable. DOUG THERTY Binge Ape 35 rooms: two bedrooms: handy location . saihe. het-weier Stel.) See hardwood floors, furnaces. pone Monthis _Bayme t Le MFAT MARKET—T!'n-to-date, tn Gillesnts price: equipped. w ith vapor | pLARAD PE CRERTY, Con, 320.180) : 387: price $15.000, To inspect same phone | "8h\V Toonz, 4 rooms. tile baths, hard- | yer FERSON AND LUCAS—CORNER, 850 - nt Lowns. Til: dotne fine business: price of fix- _ E. 3828A—5 homelike: $60 month. aes Mr. Holland. Webster 220. after 6 m. ; Money Av: ‘ide Immediately pal x ret open, °c 4 F. ern conveniences ” Sion flat. _ mod- | _ ES oe aor = ae". oa D. voor awe steam heat . ¢ th — In office building: 3 banosnene rome APAYETTE MUTUAL paren $2500. C. C. Giberson, Gillesple z — x : ‘ nde!) RA (cd) e - er mo AP EVED ‘we terms on ans oO t ie al ° on corner: entrances on efferson an B ' ) Ni “ , 1! (3) GEPTIONALLY ATTRAC? ad | Wontitaxp 5100—New flats. § rooms.| FLATS AND AP’T'S WANTED REAL ESTATE CARDS __GREATER ST. LOIS REALTY CO. | porGHERTY RE. CO. 803 Chestnut. | flyeas: fine for tire shop. printer. harher, | SU LDIs ye Be OCTATION MILLINERY SHOP—Good Yaea tion: le. 34 $75 eB: steam heat: garage: onen = - LIST your West End p: operty at our West $10. 500 Central 350. _ __ Central 332. _ | taflor, etc.: heat furnishe!. LIEBERT, 72. C. O. Carpenter, Pres. tine married: very reasonable. _ ; : floor west. one biock -te as E Routan WARK (c46x) | k — Ww — ——- RT SW 4 rooms; young cou- 7 office if you meg it he id. Det 94 FO] oe i en oo Chestnut or inquire at premises. (c6) 615 Ch etn at. a n R14 (ce3) _18647 By eee a4 ICE} ee: EAT, na _Olive janitor oar as ARKET. 5028—f ‘eautiful new = : ee = EUGENE C. MOSELEY 829 Delmar.| 3-4 EF. Hck wend af; & rooms, sare: Central _— . | BOOT, WHOM tales nad Finkorea? ’ BL... 3 wl tees * bedrooms; newly decorated: F (AT Wt oS “Lower, 4 room zis —— 7) Forest 8779-4516 oe ee (cB aS Mae get ut: hot-water por h ae c ALI. tr FOR Baier 6 ck North Money— ‘See U s" Money £100 eh emev terma Ano Park (5 | oe. ee }on first floor; Jot TIxs04: garase: very | our large lis 1is* easy terme ‘LEANING RBANCH—Doing fond hial- |, . Lowest rates of interest and reasonable | RESTATRANT—Good business: ‘eaving oth Sow aeen ‘= FORTH w r pied o ): o | i : | f {ARKE T 4honi— FLAT Wtd—s8 rooms, bath, 330: South eouvenrs nt to high school and Catholic JOHN H, AB ROT. Realtor. 700 Chestnut ness; cheap, 2017 N icRO) chare s - or o) xs -f) TS RARE Re A go ~ nay e other bus: ness 46 22% Det. Ys TON ND NE * oe = J e: poe asona bie re, : Dn bun Ba. ow at. TWENT -FIRST, 431 * ee ‘ 6- | ; oC - rt Dayment on 2% r mniiy tile bs th hard wom) floors, furnacs, $500 ANNUAL RE NTS St 00—P RICE $ aa ‘ONT ma y h rit . 2 _ - : f 2-roormn efficiency : ‘ room , nouse, furnace, F wee electric: flat. cash. balance like rent *HON-LIA N. Garrison four-famity $$$ Consult us ae New Loung and Renews tis, | EST. s1'RANT—S$H00 SORTS NET . x a nt $30 . 5077 "vant ~ FOOT S. ee tectric, emit 2.30! 6 ag wee ate r 1 ié OMPS ON R CoO. , iy rKV e Ww ] > TEG ET HO FF & VA TTE ROTT R. ae j hi iLtMME LMANN- Si’ AC KIL.ER R. E. co. a. moner ™m ik oT dew nto , ( a a\er Vad tie a ——$———— rr . - . i. - brick flat, 4% rooms each: yng Tw Se- ai | : IN BL... 564 O — 6 R aa 3 Ree | GRAEF R._E. CO., & 80 7_Chestn sut.__fco) FLAT Wtd,—-Exchance brand-new 4-tfamily 998A Easton. Parkview 13386, | eespe ke etc.) wood IMO. Sik c Cheatnut. South , h and Chest put. ‘e13) | werner at IVVESTVENT. 737 Pripen Rida, ee ee ‘ J NEW Northwest ts” eae aioe cath eee Bel oe ee enon ee aRaAIN, ee _ c5) | PROPERTY—Rroadwas south of Ciippe-| Money for Building Loans | ROOM! NG HOVSH—1433_ Bremen av. uw REALTY Co. § = . FLATS wars ~ = —— ont gindie tint, tox O25, Posit:. -7elp) COTE aes ry pe a 60x MODERN DOUBLE 4—$13.900 ar ne Oe eter alee aaeee ee eee LMANN SPACKLER R. B, CO, ROOMING HOMVSE—16 reame and warege: + > , 8238 pa) REDGL. EIGH PARK RIRCHER, 5847—4 room cottage: acre of FoR: EXCH \NGE Lait. a 4 Fr 4 ee) rt Ty “tt TT’ 4 ‘ twvY reTMENT. IRT Fr . 0 Tiida, ~ -" . “> ‘ “as ’ bly 4 — ° re a —— c ie ’ a [ 9 | nr ¢ . . " : ‘ | 5 ‘ 4-room, hardwood floors, | WOLF-POLLACK., 101 N, sin. oo a as. y Y IMIS. ‘% 'N. Trh. St. Louis, (c7) sO. « oa nesne oa lereaen wan — baba Bs. Flag = A ety ase A . nes 1 n: FIRST "AND SECOND DEEDS | HOE KREPAINING—hest location: cheap s, Mente or) ™ . , fegp? A. &. ow. 4 - ork be - 6 + Creve | ne dn cag ° - , Ss cot . cus “Tt a rronthty ON " pts. at Pre W — 4 ANDERSON-STOCKELNUEE MANS — BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES JOHN 8. BLAKE @ Elio Als ¢ near ¢ Poh sent ho Call Central 300. i rary wane see tor coh THK. 1 oe —_ as > ces Pe q . a , Cor Sate “ |SAMCEL LIFRERE 22 Chestnut te®hs : : o on . . eSe. $Lano. aileonveri neg 4% q aK 714 A—t rooms ar = nut e: FURN. HOUSES | FOR RENT ‘REAL EST TE wTD. TO Buy wre ” the ot if t wh will bulld vou oi se” EK adeno | 4 i. pl Berl 3 5 | | 1. AT—*.-4 room, brick: very niece con f- Vive “het nod’ Cat hn (ol 4) Tt ber od san! prem maior Ag om, ao 6 nt « ir "wf ”% enti o ee casn, DO@lanec nm t ir’ t ow > ae? ‘ - . bre S ae Ae Be - . , ’ Be ‘|? P 3 Bi electric. 7 roum§) | SALOME, 37 18—Furnished or unfurn ished | Walawright rf! beng oe omar ioe ms. ‘ | chan eee ry eT ARZEMSKY. Realtor, | | 0 4" e cont 2 ey ge | We make inane in any amount arr peink AL shea le: : . 4 INE, 3951— hungaow: Dasement: garage. avany —— "O. J. MeCAWLEY. REALTY CO., ee 4502 St. Louls, Trier 439. | or = on city prperty. See f > ROOMS 0 BATHS Pr ' : ‘yen a sou. bath, electric.! sqenq7. HE can_ sell your propert wit ne thers . Me cd Ceockes on de?) i Bhs AMILY IN) ESTMEN? | B. RON Chestnut st.cex5) ci ie y ue for, = reason wee ror eee ; fe? TW pe ae ) ca | - miy si : . —— 1 OP LAS, 3159— -room furnished cot- | fail. Trv CH Al NE E 4 Pr. HEATH, ‘ eee — *, - ° ¢ cae ebeeiete ir FSIDENCE—Z410 elt: 12 roorns bash. / action 20rT PRN ra — —An cafe. aa0 _# decorated ML , rape , Thes« st. Olive 3165 (eT) ONLY 85500 (993.9: poy 5 rm Furnace electric 2 : > at $450 cash a 4°! {Oe A a= 5 > renee furnace. 2 3° - it only. on s ’ he tr rire a si p 2 1 i “4 raze terma ; Ti ¢ ’ . stark; * on call ie Nic : 842.50 per month. ee ee era ; +) | WE HAVE buyers —" S and @ fami'y! Splendid 4-room brick cottage, modern alles; lot x10; remit) ecco WAGNER-GRANT-RELL &. Freadway. A CLAUDE: E. 00) ‘ SKW. SCHRAMM CO. 919 Chestnut | O8O8S. — = spartment: strictly modern; good -West| With Holland furnace; half bleck from | $105; price : Ce ye soe GEO. FF. BASHFORD 715 Chestnut, fe*5) REALTY CO.. Realtors, LOR SHO?—PFirst-clase; rengon. leev- = = Curr: 1e78) na ‘oc ation, south of Delmar |! Cherokee car: immediate possession: terme. 7 7 AREE-MES Bae gh RESIDENCE—111° (eonard. @ reome 792 Chestnnt Ottes NAZI. te8! Tat. Noun, 845 Wine, poe + ~ one ache eer ° ", ‘=* . wt. PES a sg peanengunmeatp eet | OLN fe obiional : downs ape eal SUBURBAN | PROP. FOR RENT | fics} 3. WANSTRASE Shee Oe | Riversi mg it . dea Gravois, (e) : TENAMENT B ARG AIN evened, NN Sore? eee were ' PPHOLSTERING ft “INERS — Bicknors \P ie beneti irs | > ae — . a ile tal bet tens Fon ag Ripe . forces me to cite ap my business, erta). ER | : nton, | pg Rt ROSH-REENS 1105 Chestnor STOCKS AND SONDS Vabed one vear: the secson te fnet on. " et! KRAEIIE, Fldnev 1440. i RELLE coU RT APTS... 3. 4 ané@ 3 room ' x. 4: 139 A—Reaut ifut x rooms. | efficteneyv; heat. Kas electric furnis! | Bungalows, Cottages Wanted i North Pudi a 4 : +“ - st ae ineom- FOR SALE TO COLORED — iow: pee loca tion wdvertived: ren ' . nt “5 4 Aa 2a) Lh ren ly for om cenaac y, COTT AC ol g AND Ct {’ VG ATIYWS \W ta — i ’ tT? ; i? - "406 it? ] ‘ 4? 1 , be ° ; rt | ACTIV e “untleted stocka and teored= hought i .% fr nia et Di ectece reer th rer 5 ’ forisher tnfarmation “Cal , have aevern! a buvers: if you nwvNnGAYL OW—Noarth: 5 rooms. ‘ eellar, tel- braree: ™ . bP ice yon | oune ’ — , ath’ price eold and aqueted T tt FOMmuceeTeRn & » op eles : >! perry ; he at off en ies SI 1 ROWN RR. EF. CO Lenton 481i ' gtr a eel} yours #°e at onee ephone, «& lectrie ‘ g Eden wane: .: rs oF mere ; , ~ Meaty IKALTY CO. GIYZSA Kasten. | cur 50140? Central National Bank fie , P eh S00: terme ‘hee i ben oe semper entan COMMONWEALTH, 3451—5 rooms, mod- DOWLING REAL ESTATE CO.,| large plantet lot: S000: ) terms; wi + pumbiors ioeh: git Cubany 2717: (*5 Vlive Lvl. cor om " te7) WwW. menetate — ic? rT ern ) brick: duub.e garage. Benton G95 WwW. l2th and ‘Chestnut ste. (c8) i decuorate. box M-400, Post-Dis. ip) Laouls. Tyle r 4: 30, wa thy 0) ‘ ° f —= ~~ ——- — -_ —— phy bed ate: rr Ragnayw com! I

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. rer ae aac adnan aan ie, Min deena anaaaid PE NL SP eee” seta ral Sie. fal Soy ~ a ag ae Por ot 72 ea ali sal pat Te A a “Sneha ithe 0. tak 2d RAM Saat ee coal li eae Ste gn gt at Len iy ai lal ’ me ry in Bi See warts Nhs il lh ae ae, a eg ee “is ithe Aine 3 TE: eB: me = i te Te Seert Se em, ore a ¥ r ee f > f r ra ’ m 7 . ~ x . ay > ie * _ . peo -s pees FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = “ F JANUARY 23. 1325 ST — | : 7 = ee HG TRADE SLOW WT SAM cHOTHER ADVANCE STOCKS ARF ew YORK STOCK MARK | __ St. Louis Stocks / YORK CURB _,_ BEST BUTCHERS STR! 1 WHEAT PR - > iat 3 Ps Se a ee marge laa agin aa ee 7 » D a ey ~ ————— ee ee ee ee ee ee RI 00s Special to wae Post-Dispatc™. : the es York Stock Exchange toda NEW YORK Jan. “73.000 a year ago and 756.000 two ye 1 488.400 yesteraa*. hee sacs red : £21.716,670 a year ago and 17,614,300 ¢t date were 3.182..:0 Sm nigh. pa losin trices for stocke on he Stock Exch Following ere today 8 " : OF ory +*tPayable in preferred stock a ; +¢+Part y exita a . - , rains ic = b> ; — 2 ‘ : - . s: Pa! : i> ; ? ; , aiso given Symbo! e¢)ox-rights , -™ 3 ' ecu {isch 4 ales r tEx-dividend : | | ir P B pfd : Aas 7 His ee epee Bi : rf i O Ss: STANDALD OILS. NDUSTRI hanged — a 2 y ij Ui S PE OB em = EA o— oem nte ep Rinieee z ee ee ee : ons 15S ig ; gg F 43 SS \4 Be, oa Z ee ° ~ ee ws a. kook trees ees “te Weare a bn pe ae n a ia a a a ee NE OLA He PERT ate TERE A) RENO a 8 Mie lt a tag eo Ste Wipe! ecg nel b ig 0 NE tn « aD Oe Og gl Ai Sig A AR eo a se + me th ow ane abdaetainl , \ ~ , 7 a ’ we “ ba Eng i. ee > = Po Wish 4 ia " 24 _o ll *%s Ne OR es Profit Taking Follows Ad- vance in Active Market —Crude Oil Advance | Factor—Money Easy. © Seyaghmy Betis vag ee de 4 7, Ke ope “~ Gtr as Ge ’ = Qt oad - ’ * we tsi ‘ . = ae) en : ‘ pe * « 4 eee vey wey oa 3 ~- > oo 2g PE SIRE RR PL REELS PERE Ra a ee eer RIT Ie PR ee range ER ate aimee Sere? ie eee —! . bie By Leased Wire From the Yew Am © York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ya L NEW YORA., JQ 23.— The am Exp l rening Post in i a | copy- Am & . righted financial review says ; ’ yee — 6 a A ios » pe cnenieeseegierNyre: aeainaten “angen, Re ew 5 2.0% . + _ 4 © Hicag + ol yr] hy . METALS AND EF VENTS ity in stocks" ,. «¢ _ . : Am C & F LZ : 33 19 19s apt roximat- = . } I _" ‘ ~ ~ > INDEPENDENT ¢ -_ so~- = ho ~ , —_— ae ~ Wa “| “3d OD pe a VEGETABLES, 0) de * 7) ook , , be he th be ide de ulated Sr Louis Cash (,rain. lost : ox : : f = _ i i eigen oe ne en ene te ene i “ “Te ) — 7 ta fat crates. $2.50 t $3.35 ‘ec honds were activ r , : . : ~ : ' ‘ 3 ‘ : ’ ¢ ;3 ' A a | § 3 ] ] ’ ; rt - Florida. - 3 | : o* ~~ Pe ms “-T : 4 13 : . ieee > K . 2 on adice. $3.50 white oa's ’ a. EY eT el Dyn tges ap it PWN We a Syren te p An Bas — Flonda. —— eee eee Bre = ) : 7 | GRO yay a | So) oe 8 O eths : Meise a oe 2 Es ee ae Pe So ancy. $5 per f _—_——>—— ee ee eee tem | gtetin's ¢ Mtn iy ety (SEs dy BB i Sees MEAS BESS clase sth By TE GSES ke Be” “5 gomame Stepan BM PROFIT-TAKING IN WHEAT ir | Nort 1 tad St ) | ey ’ ) RLI - California, 25¢ pen a ” ON A FURTHER ADVANCE \ PEPPERS—Fierida 1 %-2 rs ) ii this) & tf) } P ements were . ue? ie 1 -ncvy $5.50 to $6.73- - - oo _ s*. n re — -RADISH—Home DOMESTIC BONDS. rge. No. 1. 9B te $10 and ‘Ke t ner pound ae ‘? 477° ¥ me m- woiy “VU - v2 * a » - 8. —— Liabama. Ofc Texas. . . CE —California iceberg ’ .é a 4 ‘st he ow INDUSTRIE “tie td tae i A i GOB Tt SG Na GS a! as a foe ee _ ‘ "a. ‘ , : . - ; ; 5 : ‘ Ilarning Axsets Decline. ’ DOs . ase Tre eE . . . ; : vey : 245 34.25 20 000 bushels are —. i «he 4 * my ; > ~ Uuseoeisa deveioprmenis ali im favor snow our©r $54 Hain Ova o ‘ : . : “s ‘ye . ' - : od iL. > ; - | = ee ee en ee de a ete " offered at t ry bene aAcainst acceptars *irst Mortgage 7% Serial Gold B first Mortgage 7% Serial Gold Bo Closed Issue ertificates for no gay at the Church Stre t. Teroento ang exehance far new Gellar Was gucted ; francs cen- ates for shares without ? times FE] P = C ma! : tre Dar Vite a Om LONDON, Jan. 2: — aso Electric Oo. en comverted into four shares ounce, Money par value. the sew ectificates for .» 1 $1 “A Safe Place to Buy Bonds Bond Department Sf. Louis lL nion i » ee Lous, Mo ; Lruste c ~ 7 Luncheon. “ie discount + . ' ante a ote rates, short bills, 23 11-16 nt. Te Cumulative Preferred without par vaiue will be for four times three monthe Pille 3 13-164f3% ner : the nomber of shares represented ph: NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—Bar Stock existing certificates surrendered for 6s, £ Mexican dollars o 2 ae ~haace _- ll = Price 103. To Yield 6.80 SHARE WARRANTS . ee ¥ | Turpentine, Flax, Linseed i ae Benes a; news 4 ieee ‘wamilawres enn Paso. Ter. and rewinity with a @ ~wapens 24 to 40 bo Limeeed of). tm 1 to 4 Darrel ts; cew verstfied pwoac unity Sustness erusi penye as “oN 28 DNecib ~? ore per cailon for raw and $1.31 for The balance after nierest iy February either ‘ a ne ee anes 26 29 e588 eS eS e525 252925252525 252525259859R5: as ~” : Dat Charnes areas r al far firidend: SAVANNAH Ga Set Peary ~ ee rpet over j mes and. during Arm, STarny SA LPS, . , : | oe 3 an _ 1@ years, has averaged ae ‘ apn oe. - 7 J _ - * “ . i ~ a ue ~ Pew re — ler itor Jollee -TO ST. CHARLES euch eorrender rm e preferred steck regular'y valve Dearing coupens Noe SAINT LOU'S : rae COR MaAA »'s sive Par each ar - _ i .« Cyl Nal } Ose | Lae : represented by the Warrants Ff m ‘ mn.. Jan 7 - .. $3.00: May $3.10 a oe New York Sugar. 00 Oo hore: combs ned NEW YORK. Janc.~ Tt. a hepa rad sopre should i " ss 422 78e@ Certificates : > " - . ‘ ‘Le preterred ange Drier c med 13% } 3 . a ner share Pekhrarc TAs 40.000 begs : » Rican NOTE Connors ‘ § to 460 itm for stipment during Descripti: ¢ ewer Upea ‘usive now attarhed outatanding Wa- Request rants fer par giitte steck are canceller Aside from January. the raw sugar f — and qill not k 3 ¢ longer carry ty Atr ‘ tures market was quiet with pmecer: ve £090 ' amy aty’dern midday unchantard te ese peint i? - Orwarded > Jatuarvy was 8 pointe lower : ‘ o Do gage . tered liquidation. caused by tt] | - nee -e Tisk OF the sende: of notices Ne charges Were reperted in i e oore on registered and itneyret } Certificates or Warrerte -» Met prices of refined suger which ranged from @.10¢ to &23c Tor fine granciated turnmea Dy the Co ™panr te holfere wil b. business Was accented be low Investment Bonds Waewtee cegistered ard tneured ee 408 Olive St. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD + St.Louis = ¥ 4 KENNED? Recrers ry night,Gamble& Goddard Ve; ; - , ia ( - m ha nipe iarTan- . ._* 88 8 8 Se Bee aeaeetasesaaseeeneaneeeeenmpeeeenae Sag B2pase sa | 489 BEB EBB BERBER ERM BEB RBBB eaenaee wi: RRR 8 ie ok etme commen

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~ FRIDAY, - , Ww » “JANUARY 23. 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other STIOMS PAST-MGgeaTeHY evening newspapers COMBINED —— ee anette Se s HIOTHER ADVANCE acca ee | — tain OBIE in nt N WHEAT PRICES. == — =a BOND MARKET | _ Vital =aistks— Questions Ans‘. SV ered- -Rudio iOne of Lie ia ror in on the vy Yor “TO LOMA) i) a year . Sales were $15,844 v0 against $16 NN “hwuertz [ANSWERS TO QUERIES|| (pa le | 2 YZ Station the right to reject any query. KS D “ A THAR and $10 e cars rem Jan l tu dale s The Post. ‘Dispatch reserves vr Gnswers by mail. cannot ®e = || aan two Personal and telephone calls, mu G'VEN attention. except letters on medicui questions of undoubdt 549.1 Meters WN Bn Biswas Ginssie now nena neegpegen envelope “ tuffale (stor ar hestra VWarviigznht Vivadvaslinx al *d sincerity, when accompanted by Wh hvac: tivenine’ ton NARK,.—T he 5U-cent piece of the { trated vm Mint 1830 is wor ‘th from 50c to 55e, rt preg ef “ae MR e” Hi ie —-—T he Jewish New : ns r to 2°40 and 3 4H » im Market y“u.- , lations and neve thulletine oo! interest tu the Middle West ‘HOG TRADE SLOW wiTH 4 EST purehens STE | (O46, I | Lasuis J? at Lowa: deviiie 4 vark rugrain fhe k E ee 3 000 .' esterday ' Dim rece were $74. ‘tox {: i\ two ak j itt Azo $14 4 000 OO) x» music ako 5H3 ‘tthe years 286.733. 59,000 ago. F es 373,000, Ye = »tuimhbye Mo ueic Li wy ater Leiiee = Poot mt VAD . ' ‘ WHAY\ 2? licurs Wre'ay AU Sale Ss. ah oan; ny SECURITY. INDU STR AL SECURITY. | High. Low.|! GOVERNVME NT BONDS. lab «4 32.4 ee Liose SECURITY High. Low | Close. | KRALLROAD BONDS. 58% 91% 10] K 8 Hi4 & High.) Low.) Close. BONDS. - ‘ , ' . ' a High Sales. MAY) eB *?ukhee Urclhestre °o D&KG os QO ov 4 of 14 Det U Ry f'es 32 91% Dul&IrR 5s '37.'101 DulSoSh&A sa 37 RR 1, ifn 08 64% . we 7 : .Y hen 48°96) 64 _ . : 64. T7314 103% 103 %4 YO 94 116% 116 >1071 107% 110% 110 “85 * 196 —4 10) ap ” 1 St 7 , - | v0 ‘ ol ~~ 6 185 AATiN s Lin} er) of whien WV ide up- ros Adjutant- Washington. $473.0' «th Mision! meant aphs (D0) Memophis« ler Perey Wos 4404 ¥ Awunke LOT—I14 leffermer «live My Mius'- BK. ANQUI that: is ha bat dress: W need in plainer dress It aiWays better | arto he under-dressed than over. | dressed If yoy do not know the bey hether te Put on a ball dress« a 4a dinner dress, wear the ditner to ) h | dress. Or. yw hether to wear cloth | | Or brocade to luncheon. wear thes // s | cloth. vello, Ernest Herawurm RO S.—To remove rust from ||||| “sted by Miss Cuzutherine iron or stee] jbtensils apply the | ee following solution by means of a | brush, after having removed any | grease by rut bing with a clean Gry cloth: One hundred parts of Stannic chloride are dissolved n 1600 parts of water this solution is added to one containing 2 parts ||| !—Commereial Survey of tartaric avid dissolved in 1090 Hi] /) Mr. Eichelberger parts of water, and finally 20 cu- Serenade : bic centimeters indigo solution. di- ut solo. Sonatine luted with 2000 Parts of w . 1 G7 . added. After allowing ha ater, are a rere to act upon the stain for a few +—Address. Poultry Baisine Seconds, it is rubbed clean, first \e with a moist Cloth then with a dry cloth: to restore the polish use is made of Silver sand and jewelers rouge. When the rust s recent it 7 removed by rubbing the meta] ith a cork charged with oil this manner a per- fect polish Obtained To take off old rust, mix equal parts of fine tripoli and flowers of Sulphur i mingline ¢t} mixture with olive sO as to for a pas fa) itary Academy at West Point {s|/ the iron with this erenaratinn he (b) contained in an attractively illus- means of a skin. ; Mr. igre nmark Gs "42° 102 "|101% 101% | 25 Sine ON Bigg “y BOM BBE | cT 1 SI 81 y || LEGAL INFORMATION sets eam ip there 1s one rule Voilve revort.s follow Wear iS es- 4a” arm ny lie kdwardsville uwarz violim. th E (Convert frie of : bedtime ANNIE. German to de- Take the notes to a banker or broker termine their Value. 4. Jd. G.~iem answer to “B. L.” for the information regarding en- trance to “West Point. PETE.—There are in Which m iOVing pictures PaSS a board of censorship, not so in the State of Missouri. io E J.—Inquire of the Building Commissioner's Office, 426 City Hall, for the information regard ing the position of stationary “en- grineer. MA BLE.—Charles Hi Com nissioner in the office of In- dian Affaire in 1921. Frank Bong at that time was eo hief clerk in the General Land Office Ss. A. P.—The Smal! cent of the mint 1865 is worth from lc to 2e the one o1 the mint 1872 {ts worth from 2¢ to 5c, and that of 1873 is worth from Ic to 3c L..—Detaj led appointment Of cadets I One: IGN BONDs. Year of i913 fell on Oct. 2 > ‘eis of the Army M Ben C. Hyde of| ~~’ Ne : . , , Market ; t itv. Mo., ts a brother on | Prices supplied ab, | , we: el , | ! Service . S&S Vept of ff BW THe Parrsiow fh Go ernor Arthur Hyde of wows Pervice, - Le + oe | Hadi: for the heeinne: “Missour ASTicuilure an wv . Wit (4°39) Atlanta Musi MISS B.—Ins quire of one of the changes WAS «2st EFletn ft): Terrace orc pastors of an Episcopal church re- — » songs 4 heures Eardinge the “King’s Da urkteen - : y 8: P M S:7e@ . ™M A. W. —The gold dollar of Frida :00 , i “ KY® mo ("ea go Ames mint 1853 is w Orth from $1.50 Sehware Coneert || Hureau progfam 2 50 as f s ! 1}! “A C 8:30 t+ H Sehwarze | UNKF $50) Edinonton Alla pian a> siories Fike Hawaitlan orchestra Wilhame |! 1 HJ (395) Loe Angeles (C} lldren’s uro- csram. Prof. Hertzoe RG AL (60h) North fieid Minn tivwok by Dr L. D Gear Eichelberger ilte Le Addresses BG ‘47 Wilmer male quar- (360) “Ww "PAS Dallas ‘WH N orchestra and New York Crysta! Malace some states must Program but Catello’s Enter- 8:30 PF |! WAAM (263) Newark. tainers WMC (500) Memphis (ore hest ra 8:45 P. , K Fl (469) Los Angeles mur and a half. 8:00 P. Chicago Britling’s Novelty in ttn fF oreste! Exutique . Bbert i— Trio 3—Piano Op Lt net Aeol'an «rman: KYW Midnight revue one hour WHCN (2664) “ram. WCAP +460) Washington. Mark Orchestra. three hours Wecco (417) Minneapolis- St. Pau! f- & R Family’ (517) Detroit. (O86) Burke was | b— Trio fb) Votte 6—Song. fa)’ Theres Woods for ‘b) To a Miss Ur. Schwarz. i—Pianog. Springs Awakening. Chicago. Popular pre- Polka. Na j i - 4 '¢ . a > - . 1 ia Providence Biltmore HMo- 10:00 P. M. Los Angeles. Kan. ” 4 not been permitted in since 192), hence Herald pro- tnere ‘ Ol} im 1923 marriage a eee ee ea | X.—Common flaw mar. ||| 1 i} iy I} will have to file me tax return in Dance. two the ecellector’s office. Custom House, Eighth and Olive streets, and a State income tax return in the Assessors office at Clavton. THANKS.—If the Seller has back after ; agreed to furnish a clear tithe then ed yesterda | 4 . 1A : n _ a Se ) o : ote >N P gp L 4 of course he has to pay Whatever he Other hand 0 ev 6s 3 % |) RA an 7A ‘ i 1a) r&i * 047 9% O86 | expense is involved in clearinys the title The certificate of title is usually paid for by the buyer. WORRIED BLUE FE YES. — Hig second marriage is not legal, even though his first wife is not dead. Before marrying a third time, however, he should get a divorce from his second wife, or have his marriage annulled. A POST-DISPATCH READER. We Offer porters co ntinued The priest could not draw tne + money out of the bark. The mon. ears BONDS ditio: have to be paid to him ‘ 7s 8 vance — hinne: pe? l= | ~) Serbs & § ’ Ms 2 wy Ma r ~ js ¥ a ~s ; 7 OS % iu , 4 tending ren 97 ae Q; . ; ij ey would é e:ding 4 F ft tl Fz pon ca Sapor ei eee it wheat ioe @ Wa a Pie . ‘anN db @ \@1171. 1} - a © 3 . a eee a. fe pid 6 by the administrator of the est ite. 2 as wesk ie Bagh aenet, 5. | Bete ie. 6% 1181.'11A1 14 age tae ~ Q1, =4 ‘- secon’ Rresler. 44 pS... Wentura F. Sporalski 76. 5800 Arsenal. Martha Bey. 55. 1844 Division. bare o os Sia from Georxe Lambert, naine Lambert s Luella | of maiden restoration indignities Fiora Steele from ration of name of Grave: Seuwne Nokes from Oscar tion of maiden name. Praisen: l’ear! Conn. from Frank Conn: tion of maiden name of Charlevilie: a ve ie Walker from Charlies Walker. | toration of former name of Woolsey: nities Hianche restoraticon indignities Rose Andersor restoration of former desertion floxevh Hughes from sertion. Mary restaration of igenities. ° i Randali from ion, ee idine F.. Miller from Albert , : tndignities. or, dunes from Howard Jones: deser- ’ gross alimony ye T. Johnson from Beatrice Johna- son: desertion and indignities. Uiveses S&S. Baker from Eva Baker: in- dignities: custody of minor child granted defendant with allowance for support. Nellie Luckett from Harrv 8 Luckett: indignities (;eorge Steele: esto indignities Nokes: restores ndiz- res- indiz- kdward Watson: of Erbelding: ’ reorr naine Wateon of maiden from Gilbert Anderson: name of Crawford: Litttan Hughes: de- from Kdward name of Moutz: Potnan: ohnan in- maiden ce- v. Estelle Randal!: Le. Juanita Gibbe from James Gibbe: deser. tion and indtrnities Ancel H Showers from Grace Showers: indienities. Edgar B. Thompson from Mary Thomp- of McKibben: | indignities, | restora. | "WHN (360) New York Alamae (ire (576) (405) stories ‘431%, (nvehestra WRN (246i Chica,» Juvenite WDAF (411) Kaneae Cte Ma story lady. Trianon ensemble WEE! (B02) Rogston Sinfonians “NTC New York Orchestra WOR Vinan’’ York “Man in n:no vr M. Oukland St New woe Francis iq tre WIP (han) WIZ (45) Orchestra WOAW (5°27) Om WOR (405) dine.” ww KDKA (2°A) radio children 6: ft. . KPO (473) San Franciseo Hote! Orchestra. one hour WCAE (489) Ptrehorg WNAF (240) Tamna Pla ket? mitisic Wan (AT; Riackstone Onin WOR (310) one hour Wiy (495) WHS (845) WNTC (ORR, WOAW (59°) Won (500) ner concert. "hele Park Philade'tphta New York Wip lane ie ahe Newark , lire + Hoge Seen he white (517) Detroit News Orchest rr ATS Mnele Kay News Chieago nret Ruffalo Lopez Orches New York. Orchestre Chicaen Or New Vork Omaha Dinner preer Philadelphia. Sports, hee he “@ ul Addre«: .) Che - Hr fre ru East Pittsburg Stockme » FPairmans hee mar Drake Ensem tra gan. Patice alarm. y ete Club Alaham | voltage can be a Dinan Crys SOC ee oe E. oO arr oAn SO! / added Plain inetructions with Fisinile ats STEIMITE 2 TUSE AMPLIFIER $15 inate ae Mell ON @rdeve ond taquivtes te. * €0., 500 So. State St., 2 Chicago, I fom Rectected Gelder tee

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— Sy oe rae . cea Lies Al are Sate eer ee So aa i OF ig yer 1 1s t" tA, eos Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | var FRIDAY, am a Ms ; RET : Fiction and URGES U.S. ADHERENCE [—====== Chae, | | Womens KIESELHORST 1 ieaGle proven 74 in ee oe O No Charset ee ll at Positive Savings : RN Storage on any 46th YEAR [l af Future Delivery “Where Music Is Sweetest” Prof. J. T. Shotwell Tells 1 gs me ae 33/3H to 307 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street Orders Ae wie dy | %e Lae | ~~ F tae a EDA dod oe eineiaele akon v ~ahlh « ggtnat tectee GPr csaee ns hdtv? hart tds hac ND an Ah NT nit het ae Se Pebae sd) ice oka. +! Women’s Conference It Would a —— nnd ne Aasociated Press WASHINGTON, Jan eeskre SAVe aa — Dining and Bedroom Suites in Our i (ven Nations as the third princi pal step realizing the administration ce program, was urged in ; jress here today by Prof ‘ x : bs Tame 7 ta “24 — . .* * . + a. 5 | - 4% _ mel 5 ~ rT a - ~ Of ‘ i ee ‘ ia ‘ aa* ‘ ia ~ = "A -_ = ‘ "Ante o °°. "% ‘ LF ih? : . . E se a f*si ra y % - ‘ ’ “2 4 we y -" VA , I - ' : . aii ._-* e . . ? ‘ Te r * fiw > a, s . - . An Exceptional Opportunity to Save From 33% to —- bs cay , : ; Pen te sie ji : : se MN Ob Sai Reet pat ci + eer oemonaas -)a pe Pia Re tae C7 . m —_ x biog A Re PES SE ee At eS a ES Seer adain Fant ated HAD Sat a ret 350 TEN-PIECE FRENCH WALNUT SUITES — * Sit a a : E ; = : | $ es so : ; COLILLLALLUDLILLLDLLL ULLAL DADO The big camera at ¥ many of the count observe the solar ec tae ities trae ¥ 2 week) bk mene mae . . = ne Aedes adverinaaals cal} whens wesinaee ~ Seen, taney Sapo p> 2 . . a ron . ‘ pmertne PRONE BO ner eg . Fe ea ee a cota a ees 1 ec cae eee eee : BION oe Deb arte ee Sie ae ; . . piace hs WOT ROT ie ONC NASR Ck IIS OO RE a anil waite’ 8 (" Long Distance TUNES THROUGH EVERYTHING 7 oeQ. vo peemancnt Peace Costs More Because eter : IT DOES MORE ZENITH was the exclusive choice of Dr. Donald MacMillan on his North Pole Expedition. ZENITH is the holder of the famous BERENGARIA Distance Record. Zenith Radios 95 w °3550 Exclusive of Accessories SEPT ERI Femcatnep allan gee ceepiints. iene ati TRG DOMEMLTER FINS Aly Sey oleae : os eae Massive Italian motive Suite. made of handsomely matehed French walnnt. (2-1inceh buttet with an abundance of drawer space, large china cabinet with vlass in door. large serving table, oblong extension table. 5 diners and 1 armehair; backs and seats uphols tered in mohair. $25.00 Cash—Balance Monthl ny Eeepepepepespeupeeaeepeeeeeeeeeeepeepeeeeaeeupeaeaeepeseeeeeeeaeaeaeaeegeeeaeaeaewaesaestaeses ss 8 ee ses Te CONVENIENT TERMS ARRANGED _-_ —_ —-— ‘, Phone or Write Today for ZENITH Catalog If You Cannot Call. KIESELHORST seen Piano Company Phonograph and Radios bstablished 1879 Central 6200 awe - Bi et ¢ Blin Pfittedty . > ~ ‘ g q ; Re Be pe + > ee a FF. $ 2 q ° We Be *% Ps se) ee, t eo is ie ro 2 i 5 ay 3 a oT ; e = Cee ee » 4 - $a3 5 4 - t “8 ‘ « - ev é > . - - , gs ae id = $ . 7 . s , aa ee 7. 3 : ae 3 s =F *e 7 3. Se +4 ” 4 : - | 3 B % ry H a . £ Natnonal “OvercigMmts : . 225 Nine-Piece Tudor —_ Beutel Suite § Open Evenings Sicinaeg eit ~e spent . EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE time of threatened war, Prof. Si i ee a, . fet, chine cabtast. otteng, gatenston am vy - an we a as a . Se ee ee siemens SARC Nn Se A tc ROLE AEP ABI SS oo od ee SS eS pe et semana cnninnnel ia ei) Mason & Hamlin-Ampico Haines Brot hers- Amp r mM Ubi branse! One of a cargo of hu of New York recently for the soup pot. Here is an opportunity t weather yet ahead into ing at ONE CENT a day ARVIN HEATERS Work directly off the manrfold. mply and guickly installed nerely indicating the rations =-2 -S i= > a : sate —— and cela aath cient , er All Medels ‘rf Superior Medels neat e defense oO: e 3 ' oe | | ; i Ford “gee jo 00 Chevrolet ‘$1. 50 “Cntit this G en ' ae at 5 ; . | , ; ‘ - i. | a? = He 2 a~—S= Ss =—= 's } : — — = 3 : —s ' “a * — | ompulsory juriediction o! : $275 Combination Freneh Walnut Suites Oe . . . . > aie SSemieee whicn tnveivy 2 cove S275 Comb suites $250 Genuine Walnut aie Rows Suite» inte eg aaa Paice ss +. = a ee Sse Puls Ss An attractive %-piece genuine Wainut Suite 5 , aaieen ot me at . F ‘ i Vaiut Paull ot 1 qd @#tening ie that nsSist of la} g buff t. elosed- ae eabi- ae hans bead neeteaned br our Ge. fl ra resser, spacious ifrorobe, triple mir vet with glass in door, extension table. five tT Reo a ee Pe AY RS re «hair DOOR-OPENING SIDE CURTAINS LAW FIRM SUES RAILROAD ll $10.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments $1 0. 00 Coch thiieianal in Monthly Payments Complete set of Open-With-the-Door Side Curtains, made of Allegetd “Behind-the-Rack™ Seth - gemuine 32-02... best quality fabric material , with the necessary ment With Client is Basis of Action rods and fittings. Absolutely guaranteed to fr | tt For Fords For Chevrolet ROADSTER CURTAINS—Rezc- ROADSTER CURTAINS—Ree- wiar $10 value. $5 75 ular $14.00 value $7 85 Special Sale Price : Special Sale Price . TOURING CURTAIN'S—Reez- TOURING CURTAIN —~—Ree- ular $12.50 valve, $7 95 ular $16.50 value. $9 85 Special sale Price ) * “pecial Sale Price ° TOP RECOVERS Made of same fabric a« side curtains. Fach Set includes on rear curtains, binding and the agreement MH tac kA. (,uaranteea i 3 Ye ‘yt For Fords For Chevrolet uw firm sets forth that it learned 299r 1H) C . , aa een aT eros ees $325.00 Genuine French Walnut Suites PIR LENT OS EIRENE LEO OR LE SN RSE LE. EERE IS hie FS LOE IOS - 2% f ' ee eh ee _ Sm Re Se - re watt , 8 ete ee oP eee ieee . = am ” eg Mor Sige ® ai . ~ i i ee ee ee ars BAe ae » - ;, © ‘ +> é ~ : : - 4 "2 Pn a Ma bs ee ‘ % % a “ESR SRE PORT Re Po 7 lamage suit eee ME ee oo ee h eee ee eee eee Recever. Sale price Recevrer. Sale price TOURING TOP $4 9 ret RING Toe $9 85 Recever. “Sale price ° Recever. “Sale price . r Pertod “uites, made = none snereey’s| Tl Charming four-piice Ted $350 French W ini . PANS $ rench Walnut Dining-Room > FPNnUulT Waind caus prooi enonsir letion ana i$ + JL C “ef \ } Christ Caarch Women to ped mahogany arawe otrloems (rold line et ‘hing c _ : The annua! meeting . _e WW, r . , ‘ 2 é . . ‘oe : ; = Wi ike th (Pas "ec desi r? an’s Auxiliary 07 a t. iull ie i 7 I'v dresser. chifferebe, bow-ond ery eS PS ca agg: ign with touches of artistic —. _ A UL nye. | ‘ (ure ' 2 f ke ot a 4 pe —_o Suli.es. The construction is aéus* proof. THY? athedral wil! } held Car athe. Pl 2 Se! -4i@nsion tabie. serving table. 66- inch buffet. IP. . a - heg > Ty ' x RR ea ANG Jp oa VS ye % cabinet. dral Monday SupPpLy a AD : Siocon apg a oy, Ze . res - $15. 00 Col Meee in Monthly Payments hair. tapestry seats: complete this Suite 1129 Locust St. 814 N. Gth St. Bs Mouse Miss Grane tinsien os il as ance in Monthly Payments erutive serretanm ————$——_——_ “sc a.v.. ll UNION HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY; 1120-30 Olive St ules evening ae see _— piinlsiaiiieteaseninlll BO. a ae | pa Le te ge et > . a 4 _ ies nas &s ” +i a =. wr a — —

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Pees age, omg Se tare 4 WERE ONES Fo , " R E A’ DY T O - 444 % 4 | LLL hhg dhe ee SS SHOOT ECLIP Ying, BUST OF JORDAN CHAPMAN CAUGHT IN INDIANA tg 7 Of YU miiiyyYtlhllllllllllgyrrmningyyymyurll Ted, onset in, g Rs ZZ ae see ae Wy, % 4 ehadedte 4 Wy VW eeddddeeeaCQCQQOQCQOQOOOAAZEZZ2nZQ2cZ_ pares se c“lnch lel cLesececldl CUAL OEE COL OLMIALICOLILUL OLLI OLE Sf, NAY OOK a — senssnnstia TJ sets issssshidihidhd FPEP PIPPI PIPEPEOE idtthbthh hhh did dé Ad Adihadadahadadadadatdlrteted 4 oe +4 n ‘ ee na: . on Sete oF ‘ Ss SS ‘ N ~. SAN 7 , SSS S > ~ \S NN Po ee oe te *: & Se oY es Eres > ee a Say ) ss SSeBReE BRB RBBB SB BS Bw LS ES ae eee ee Oe oo % SOO OS = 7 ~%*% >SrAABALNADAD® ~ . NAANAASSSBSARASANA US ARRAN Ra nu eneeannannanthe =." ) a Ss Ee a : ade NANSRANAN SAAN AANA ATH ATHAHTHNTHATAA AT NASAAANTAATTAAAANATARADIDDANNTN SESSA SASS SES SSSSSN SSS SSNS ~ =" i VIUMLLYLYIIILILLLLLLL LLL i bh, : SSN ah & o oe oS So Oo OOS Oo OS .> > > , WX ¥ RRS * Model for the bronze bust of- David Starr Jordan, which is to be cast in bronze and placed on the Quadrangle of Oh De ES aaa to I ah oe Bee work of Gertrude Farquharson Boyle. 3 Z4° ee ee J ley flUmidiiiidttth j Seen ee eee teeldddddddddedddedddddddddddddddddddc eect California sculptress. G Be ge a , ea: he Pl —® Underwons « - Underwood Z lg elt ee, ee ie offen Gerald Chapman, known in police circles throughout the country as one hi aie, rn sy of the most notorious criminals in the last decade, and for whom a world-wide hunt has been made since March 27, 1923, when he escaped from the Federal] Prison at Atlanta, nabbed at Muncie, Ind., Jan 18 Vig Yt, ; Y Ly J —P. & A. Photo. ey thing Why “ue tity fj | CMe yy “Z duiamutllhnuten Vaeraddanumurmmnunirtinny, , Yity % LEADER A NEW ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE — Y NEW TYPE OF LIFE BUOY % Y 4, ° LL ddddccCQ0EAEAOOAE. UUUULLILLLIDULLTUTTULLTGLLTLTLLLLULLLULVLITULYTTYTULUIDL LAYTON hh 4 LLL Ye ners iy ° SRR RAT sper Mee Ke ose a / ; : . % "2 * eee Tere OR IS — : ) : Aa An CE0e oe 9s te $ 4 * Vy, WN The big camera at Yale University at New Haven, where many of the country’s most prominent scientists wil] observe the solar eclipse tomorrow Raq Cos vee. -—-P & A Photo SS S Mt tty, ENROUTETOTURTLE SOUP Z “4, ve Suite. hiade of Raaannnay French walnut. SS oa 6G bundance of ANN AS -TrTrrerrrrer Gs Bs tstselalatasaststs dsl dll Aehiddilauhdahadidadhthtihchdh bhihteh hhthtth ht «44 Eps £ fb: poe v= --* oe oe = . . over LAA hhhihsshhhshidihhhdh hh bb dididiads ddididladadhad { ‘ « A . . . ae ¢. - .* . ¢ : oe x “ J "e'e"s —- ax : J wave : > ’ 1 nate in ance e ss > . =ao%Ge . ™ x * as “ i x a) , ¢ _ . . 4 5 > . eae “ ~) 5 * china cabinet with Brving table. oblong ‘ al \SS ers and | armehair: aed A Meat thats * tial ’ fe 4 zt stered in mohatr. MMe ee I ee ne ae ee ee ee ee lance Monthly ; R08 - WH SRA eee tx SASAARAS SIAN a... ssa eas =~ ~~*>%&% i | Sa ee SRO WOO SW WS S AAS So =“... SSS ~) ~ Py a ung-Room Suite ynthly Payments SN ~~ ~ - - A ~ ¥ 4 Y - A? . “a « . 4 } yee’ o> ?. Q . « ae Reiki teqenned / Se : ’ ee i a. tis --P Ja GY PE ps r , YELL DAD PAPABADN SSSy

ars “ i . “a . 4 “ OR NS “ ? ‘ “s * » oat 4 tee see ¢ J “ nm ? ¥ SO, cn Bie ars ie -* por , ee Pa * y Yuri nertititnttdaslonrurny Fs co aa ¥ RES AN. CARA OY RSS aw Hon. Sir Willoughby Dick- inson, K. B_ E., member of His Majesty's Most High Vill A newly invented Ger- Privy Council and presi- 7% Z man life buoy for use at dent of the Union of Na- ; New electric locomotive, cafled articulated type, equipped with sea, which cannot sink tions of the League of Na- Z four trucks to give traction and eight motors connected to 16 ; and is capable of main- tions Societies, who visited Z% driving wheels which develop 1000 horsepower The end trucks Z taining a person for President Coolidge on Jan. Z turn independently of the others, which permits this locomotive ; geveral days. ; 7 | 0 operate on short curves through cities. f International "Newsree) Photo -P €@ A Photo , - —Onitdd Photo , P Z . A - ‘ > 4 s . « UA 4 7 t sf y r ’ i MWWIQQ SVS SS ~ ~~ wos SSS S S >. ey) SS MRA AQAA Pad > be Cee NVQ ~ % , 7 - Z Y W CONGREGATIONS ca At nn a . A A tye - od Anata d pt eeeery MLL dé cd ddazzzdddddddadddddadddadéé 4 Wy ALES CALLA ASA EMEP EAA SA III LS th CAA tht . AAOLEEE A ELLE IEEE ELE EES. CEL EIELEAE EEE EE EELS oem, % ; : : > ~ - A SS ng-Room Suite | | | 149"|I | thly Payments f Nu. Oe ccccccdeddectcasdnssassssuisiiii > _ ae g-Room Suite or ae Rudolph Ganz conducting the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra in t sane which was given to the visiting Jews at the Moolah Temple last artistic > : f moo binet, 5 8 Suite ments UY, : y y. tip My Ga Bek? st Yy T d ; h 97 Vy, t gerne, uesday night & ae ae ee . 4% y ry Se, ¥ rrr 200b0F 4 POF ’ ult; POO TI rrr FEPEPPOPPLPOEEPIOPLEE CPOFF POPEPEPP Coa g. ‘ . “nen " WOOL . 1ve | iieed UL USYLLUDYLLL 7) COO cc cccccccccccccceebdddedcedddadceee = WMA “hin % Pig, Citys 44, , (e 2 c

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nnagt ; : Seng jake PPS a ee ae ————— wta'; peal - > + ? - . x oe 5 eee ° - + rs * os =. . .- ; “oe ® 3 ‘ ‘ 7 bn a hed £ fs + r aS a -* e2 eh 7 72 or. a y an ; , « nat ’ = . — ee i i = od page. «rine a8 LF ly 0M PS ese ee uae. ase ee ts ST. LOUIS POST-DISPARMEE y,NUARY 23, 1925. NEO tae age I te —E ? HELPING THE = SCHOOL CHILD ion e Y ae | as RS, Oe By Emilie Hoffman Eee Le Ste » ti cctgesestanonal ki ‘bcd a ol aay ee a ae | | ae SPT 3 Ly 2 rae ese. sae Se oe | pais — ‘ Ys . " ag ee. si f. $ ; O } ou say, “Come now. son. ¥e | 7 F % , . of “s : . . . : position. WALLACE IRWIN ee ae when you are trying to boost | Bee & Ree a ae oe ae a= om |° Behe: er inchude a... will : ce ——— oY eB 8 -our child’s standing in school? | EE ee Sa eg 3%, Eg Su 2 _ ‘Say tor the new-bermp ag eo... IRWIN o= 01 ay this in a pleasant SSA . ee ee 3 and Daddy will be . F et i : a 4 “5 i. ck ; ‘ 3 . ee 8 ’ - - 4 4 , ithe suggests ay ~ord oe entlemen awa his Na : would be a super- | Set ee - . 2% BE S43, Se i 3" Each deiini ins anes allotted - si AC ge sciCibCii oS _ - — 7. | a ~3 nt , ; Re ap . ‘ ’ Es —_— 4 4 és ‘ . i ~ rrmit - ; Xu s6sVLi.€ FORTY-FIFTH INSTALLMENT. ie ces yy t 3 ge ce a le is +i we: | 3 Papi | HORIZO . ui and 9 . nt j is i ie a —— = a... — ai o\s Ret : f , AnD occasional cool, drank it at a & P - ore pind angen ar d atte: er the NK a al ee = a FY ‘ | Sary With papier-masa. . : : ; ag . icars before i mitally while h imble 0 iS Un | . : 4 4 7 : Bet x id w ;, nter into en just struck nine he went to her room. | a eae Mist’ Holt’s hi y the colah ame. T! ild wowed f os into She was = up in bed, sipping SMOKCS tui: +h han RN +h ¢ un ths 12 Ww ou no Tih i aS ae | pi i and you would both holder and reading the Evening Democrat. "Sao th = Ee ein’ ; . ’ “admah.” she drawied, her eyes on pega rie Be a } _ Lice way is to begin with a , : . eer: ra | Ucles should be dagteg that the Finche Stock Farms are for Sait. - 4 7 . ci wa | - ! : re ap - ; r p man new — ; , ~hila in? anal , ss ; “Re nS Sh. oe _ . o* SS 2 Oe oe a ani lake doesn't say woy, bu Huntie came oy er tocay e-r : - é ‘ ’ iSigTi: ¥ ‘©; 1} . 7 e sac \ 648044 Ss tae og ° a we > % ~~ % x = p _ — « 2 ce *S a : te . a d Tr ade ee : ‘ you mo ¥ ial in successful teaching or in- | a - “ —- ; — ee all I think I'd like to get you interested, sat ; > when giving instructions in | a a mie, ses ete = H 5. Esemc+ oa death.” She waited an instant for a repty, % | =. es . gat eee : ; thes mention the beach. Speak tn 4 a - -_ . ee > . . ~ ‘ --* - Be . Ti . > ;? he - * sa . = .. a q . co ’ ° ; knew that 85 ond , eo ‘ — s at Pe ome HE desire for a te : - are. | . mate “Oh it’s all ’ } Faas j a4 ha » ; > -* +. -- we _ s *h 4 sli y [ee r ow Be! . i - Ww ; ee NTS Te OR ee AE OB 5 NO See Y rantlir et” v8 ~ - sas ui on i" aa. > . Os (Re tes ee nt it . . ? ne ; +*7e > ‘ J ee.) ie 9) eps = F nh Ko3 2 ee E: ; exper:¢e : : your uncle. He's & stock breeder, isn't he: | ‘Goo vening >} ’ as | >d. xplain that there | = . eS | , WX ae it Se Se Meee sy go. Ines il l. Pronoun. f ‘: 2 e eS, ¥ w42hd oe P = - oe 3 e zi > + pad 2 * i to revise the ; : Depa! *m ior tle with a sick woman, i cont «nO aE. o8 12 pide) jdt) I COLO, opine be more gente Wi , =e Be o ; ! Avoid hanging at yr : ad head. “But you could learn, Old G blow out the starch .} name fot Colony Like a diver, perched above some Use the egg slicer to then gods 5. Each. sae &. 7 = - |, OTM an ment stant for his plunge. 2% — a - we : h ick ¥ ag § ‘ : ee fs ae | and the task wil] mer “Plora Lee,” he began hussity, | y Se mush cite est te: es peers the Principaiit ness policy :' | 5 boon to many women who have | manent VERTIC [ huis Secs ly és 4 s = = — Admah ondered i ie had notice | vis : oe . ¥e . ¢ ret - als | | Et otra er pill 3 @n Outraged Moor | gnything: then he laughed aloud | SToups. The Solution of the An= [f ) tg, Bg = page Sipe pith = rates, and she insisted @y An address 0! rer, as bee . i : : 4 see +4 aD, ‘ 4 Me ised ness. 43 : stated . -_ one in a Pariier juster | o¢ a eniendid iok hat spr 131] o teach the backward slant ee +3 ixed it much better. pect ‘ as | & pf prans : _" — Milli > b es younger g iris nual] Millinery Prob- : ae sae are getting to be more ; ; As size _ To su! | Popuiar. You can have won | = v : ‘~ : 4 ~ ~ * P 2 -s, ; ly for _— » 6 ¢ — | let — pies ettad Make Use ol Caution |B ay ae | | he of more ample | goed new and is going} paren! > _ prattl ' ah be 2 % ee : | . | better for spring. Or ;. Te gorge and Good ‘laste. | _— ” pane trasting hat for your - my 33. A state By MARGERY WELLS. One above described. on tent unt de- facial 2 hat pictured on this page | ment head To entaz eC SB’ a4 eb 4 ~~ 2 «> sar te . — ~ = y — : i2 J : arbeadee ia ¢ , on ah Th : ‘ sthe 1} ee ee ee te , oe SR, 7 fit in . | edge and a feather stic | - of time A prope attempting to be light. } . 3 ; lef . : , _ | re ‘aves Ww ) 7 next. Thi ‘ oe ee . - ' *“Nothin’. Thi - : f closine th ‘ tmber Ons That Ce a Waves Wii 5008 — His wear them if you had them effect was just ut as stunning coming nevertheless and fer.” | : : he quit beautifully intoned ~~ eee Vat a =a But a new hat pep “But our credit— | ae > Gid almost immediate- | ‘“Yassa.” T! iver st i his | Espn. wt - whole costume with the 5 his | one was decidedly ly for an afternoon tea or for a | sort of headgear for the A bit of dressiness & rupted. “Cummins wants eash for have acquired this addition to your : around the crown. For; fy id in all the matertais ‘ oh} sad yeh ; ; a - - ‘ le %o ‘That poor white?” she laughed Colors are rampant for all hats. | #"d for wear with have proved so acceptabie to 7 ; : - | ks her weht th : oe * - -¢ | ot! The above m ne: ‘e this same desir at leads th it ideal of the moment, we - C ; ' emma 25 ing with him as long as | can re fa oe maps = wae | ti | . tg eee | a tick cate’ aay te sigh that all | * close second. So if you happen to | erect one’s coat, this Copyright, 192 TA& : 5 e 1 ’ - a . : ; } - a4 a ‘ ‘ . > — * io . , - . y Sel ub v ia eel « ail : : i | 1 ' on member. Has he lost his mine | ” : Innes : — ros have a suit that is dark or neutral | ‘5 ‘@Vaiuabdle and you ll in tone, now ur chanc | a ther Perha if ; > sal an little beau- make trouble. And I cant | 2m our heaviest blows look unspeaka ‘1S pecwss, aS Wllt Ss sum or coat that may sl digressiona, in order to plac® og ® - : aS = _ _ Imah hen ace - - - ) + on te — aie S> Seats lL cL — 2 ‘ ; ) : ; =—T : “Ham and sausages, grunted Admian, then waves—over and | SR Se (ees Se, 3 ‘ Es oa a ae” $2. | a Colored of ti mis 2. An ole. horses. ‘ : | sain , i : Ly bie >) . ; ; _ +: as ii] 3 ” =. o ae ‘ Rane . p ack > a x es 4 ; i tf; fF “$ rs ee I a x ‘ T strong wind, as the . i " P _ateau, aa | . = } 4 iy i . ~ 4 ‘ a Z dies ‘ ‘ i | iodo Fah a , $i ari : = 4 / Ca te 2. me s+ ; ; es a x ' hy ts. , : . shlic ininviting tide, he chose this in roun¢ t hi iho door. an ‘he expre | | nS : bee The slices will be nage nngesnsiatone much in the same mar egg eC: 34. Twitchiz in , that. with a shirred band jation of events 37. &A Greek - and out at the side—is ap EMS _ Sour. ) 4 Thy : +h ‘tear with it? ’ writ én o ei iar ae = a cai :, : 2 % - ; coal -_ ee : i ia 5 things back’ People won't trust memb eis Wipe a-) poet tie twitchny-itchy hes , - =s . ‘ 44 & > - yla + } : : Y F - ; - jeneithentiae cee aes P ai +. ™ os Et | you?” | oteh, concealed for him in the : : an E} ica] , : ICS, or galoshes ; they idea so much that she confided to pioneer St. Leuis grocers hush Cummins up””’ se through the rift in d be canes yen ad nage: ie “ ' | , ‘om are | modern things with she could gain for something 7 saw how Worn and o: OU | yond ason he rie way but itself int ittie shoddy Broadway 5 : . Aoi: m | have @ way of fitting in , tne . lements of the best style brand-new She bought an apple | 2 ‘ . i : - ‘ | i 4 : rh = 4 “Oe? © = ‘ ’ ; . ‘s+ ~ 4 is ss J *» - a * . ws Pe ‘ % look. ; ; —" rt 2 rn lis lan 3 -* - 4 ‘ ‘ ame As eS eee. rs In “Be 4 ; exisiung CVe & & s ad . _ . 2 bia ose with just a : green hat with two wondrous pom- es ‘ vali *? hh r, Tig * ' ff ’ ne :' sens - 7 as able fashion, and of impa ial ee Rs ve pene se | Oh, weil, Ae speak ; 2 d them to fouc! :' e.8..ns roun Lum eee ! | Si | little bit c art brim and ethers | pons of two tones of cut green felt “Just about,” he told her plainly. Pickwick Clut me that she thought she would doe | 4 vy ‘he tndivid ial mMmer- “We've been goin’ an awful pace, | «+ as « a an the same thing in many or perhaps ehant can. ; Flo Lee. We could have puiled = jown a few ecclors even. and have for through if stocks had held up. But . Wie a r ad for a} Ye all : Bd — herself a variety ef changes. She - m8 they're down. If. we keep this | p;, ' lah he haeamn acc. | POOF old worsd from stich in th reason the styles are branchine on _ eS owe Fe ee eee ee oo could do this much more inexpen- tome Company, | " ‘* ' . ’ la . ee : ‘ : ‘ *,-. detestable hounds on her French x wWwormren Sav queer thines a, sat #4 : r : > \ ristn abort een ; 7. a The Hat Is Safe. — yi ae a : B A n a ns in his excite- | eri, ' “ rO0 iy ert ' = 7 whieh e °} » 4 - - — coverlid, and even in his | as ee ee | ee oe te if he | style which slips on over the #! ag can't go wrong on a | Select Yougicer utcher e arain eh i oe Le ~~ ‘ a4 ta \ isSeu F al . ; ) in > ‘ i ; : i , ; . Pes @} r i ° at 's ' > t Bs! if “ those embroidered | : ALLE IN CREAMERY ment Admanh rea.ized how ne hated . beasts. But she | pis wir | : | as | fur tri nd ee ee ee Rent | the j on an —_— annual elections tomorrow | it a4 > . ' 2 Bee i ak i Lat bee to leave the room. — 1 | he he spect: -alled inate jarter ¢ ll acros ete bane | , : in that get-u a. re _ iss ai 7 rbar stvie that show poised on the very top of the bother you. It was 4 . f no a ! their only orna- | erown, and then she purchased one present—"’ trimming of ef those blocked green cashmere “Admah'” she called so shrilly 2 ‘ Le or) ) . , ee , , grosgrain rib- | mufflers (her suit wag of tailored after him that he faced about and | alt Rhett ron ff to ft. Goofe: adi — “ = ae | hats that are old and be =e | ten Variety, meedless to state), and to be when she got herself all rigged up awe ire have possesse: hap How to distinguish . of lurbansg, er all. are quite the f midseason. And they amp.e turbans with many Whatever it making. You only called now, or cold and Associated quantities. are passed Moreover, wt — gchasing a new suit. even at reduced , ss ” _- ee ee | = —™ . Y 7ee are... aha vics “What do you mean by that? | ser nts and - r ewn & 4 ; a ; ae siiat rner ‘ame to suff! it- numerous Lot facts rn 4 latin hats appear ' | . N FINKES ts tonne ont resume | Ngai : Sete a. Z alk trim Where | af bber. others of clot hes d. key Tashion of the ) 2 4 Parnell Av ' Tyler 2706 e an | 9". Fehrenbach’s Mkt. . Gibeen Ay ’ Craad T9608 Ne ea RE ok a te on a soothing tack, “UU keep my | he clos the doa: -?r , Ne is cred! r. which generally imm nomen job all right But weve got to : | AI ee gu! was it Flora hac ith fur or ancy cu his season, tad ee PR AG AE IED PREIS O OIE AES “So that's what you've done most trimmingless az one in the pant ntkarni gels cAepetet Yo . = play pretty low for a year or so. | ad es eg ap said about his hand : id here are various ang! smal! tim Rat that hold | FISCHER Fire a jot of the help. Cut out | ee on uke them to touch her. And that | from the ankle to t! It may be as tigh i confinin ; 4 Ratger Grand 3543 . Se » > »'* il “ .v i ’ 2 , . » . . ‘i ics — — ‘ an . . : 7Tan N style and fixins—— ; n 1s ‘tered : 2 she 21)-geason ruff: Roll the S ~ iere ' a ) women | t > 2 an element valuab re umpire, “You've played your shabby 1! ist’ Holt eet je ere si 7wH “2 im ta hir a i el he , scoring it = exception, ) mining P . le in the tae , ant Ou i . . .. , ° : ‘ . - ‘ ‘ > = e444 ‘ ; . : >! » te ; + tle trick and got me to marry | Re te a . e felt his worsh: : sath wt nage Ab wy oe a Bo vaca : a prevention and cure of this ailment. And I was fool enough—— a Ore : San an “ye aut a, No expensive drugs, no complicated “YY ou wanted mv money ey fs ’ Lar 2 . z > . sta a CULL O i : Dut or ners had : ) 3 | ) treatment. Just sprinkle Hardy’s freely om your food and use it in all or OE OE I with pepper and incorporated _ Del. 2065 mean He growled this sudden- porated n ly. resentful, desperate. ashamed er! her ove x -topper gee “na | of s ; IABLE MARKET “Yes. And where is it? De you . on Seng © i¢ ei" a! tLadie ’ “— q “oe UU. Of meite , ‘your ing. | 2 NN. Spring think I'd have looked at you twice umgeif to the serious busi- . Ford pped ear nu ful of lemon ei ant More Pep? | | it Pd thought-———" ) tet te The amount of iodine in | | Struggiing to believe Ris senses CHAPTER 76 . is moe | prominent health officials. It does | a not affect the taste, color, strength or . | - free-running qualities in any way. | Regular use of Hardy’s will safeguard all the family—begin using it today. on Cab. 4778 HARDYS eos. HUSSEY | - S. Gth se Triee 2648 ODIZED SALT | §)S2Sccap ect . | ae a ; fers Rd. Riv 336-6 _Wen to | | “ae ©. JOST ¢3 hie h oak t Wheat & seer Fiera Les wont a | . : . ) | a& Werte Riv 3405 a question which he had never be- | M roar f) dans | , | = | | P. Jacobsme RI * fore dared. _ = = eee 6 en e.0r I (To be Continued. ) . : } | iN | : | | | | = Mt. Loni a > on | “Is that any of your business” —s | , | | — J. JACKSON ee Per ! She glared toward her dressing ta- : Pick wici b mad Lim ik peund faithfully main- | | a Rey. A G.. ble as if she might have hurled icke! the perfect blend, delicious | ' . . JANECKA “id. SH4 - any of its tollet articles at his head OUR GREAT pee Lo wen “ ng a | 8 a! Ss, ; “New will you go away? God, JANUARY SALE aa 26 NOW IN PROGRESS od ws Riv €no JLDBERG’S ‘MKT W. Page - , Wega! y seni) ne A nab Lee ame Rea ea deta aa as iaaaial ul of cider mixed = i = inter? atime . rr 4s ilies : Bae c Og covere;: for a half hour. Ww incever and cock evenly until! Dasting very frequently ‘ / ~*” REPLENISHMENT he found himself mumbling about aS Pees wice | his money: “I never was rich ” Everybody gatherin reu ly be a ys sen st before it is done, dredge with that’s what you thought ‘e first ci ‘-e¢ cimnamon and sugar mixed “You went swWankKing aroun: yeeee. §=— EASA ind lay in stream inoes and ets a id @ iittie more cider te the dish - with every pretense of it—of behind their hands. Hadn't a parasites that dwell on lea a gravy and thicken it with a little — HECKEMEYER 4158 P loriaan nt Colfax 216 — 19 eourse I believed it—do vou think aan S Pigat 10 a3 he pleased at 1ad been swirled agains: , Srown roux. Serve sweet potatoes (a have considered you ! ~~ ‘as there an) ru! fasten on the living herbage an: ala Maryland with the roast and have had my servants boot y: a creamed boiled onions. of the house——" ' “Fiora Lee’ I[t came iil 4 ane Practically h ' ' wiv natte 4 wilt opin- bellow of a wounded anim “s afterwards seek for rage. half supplication tr. they must be con- “A fine mess vou've made ich as the absurdity of Between you. you and Bunny. |! eould have married Savarac in a minute—Bunny spoiled that. Sav- arac would have taken me even then if you hadn't come along—— “Who was Savarac’” he asked, + uw Rie — - . : ™ : -“ ‘= ta ~~. rs se? ? :> - ‘>. © om - , . o _—e ie SD 4 : « it ; ; : : ver 2 — — : a ‘ " : . P «th , > » oh ; . , m Seer « . : i : ‘} at , ifhie-2 FRANBRLIN AY jor**eg anything as | have. yc yeu id hat People ¢)}

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oe OL LAMP Pi LO PL uf Household Hin ts | 2. BOP POOP BOBO LBL LBRO LDP PPD Pk P PBL PP Ne Pele el ell Pc ee ‘ Children’s Stories *.’ ee i i ee se ee eee SS Se ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee i i ne ee te i i i i a a a D0 BPP PP EXPL OA WOMEN | OD DIDI eg NN Nt Nt Nt Nl LON NA NAL el lA al ll Mel lll apy NON NON NL ll lal lel alll a alma LOUIS POST-DISP. Avon | ANU ARY 23, 1925. —— a — -nliie,,_ dine, _ a ar rn ——_— : daur Minnin® Puzzle) The puzzle printed below wins the prize of $10 offered daily by the Post-Dispatch for the most ofiginal cross-word enigma submitted to the paper. It was contributed by Glen S. Givens, 5954 Plymouth es you Send figs eal), according to a 1e j mo | ; | 4 fr include a ts "will interlock. ney “ers St. Louis. The solution will be published tomorrow. he white squares also refers to a definition In Bacon rolls. -* h number in the . : ve | 2 $ 4 5 6 4 8 — = oe ee 7 e—-—- Nee -——— | W “an to Seta Tomorrow .’. BREAKFAST. stewed figs. See - -_— — - Children’s Bedtime Story -O- By H®USEHOI SUGGESTIG ee One for the Little When next Thornton W. Burgess | a ene - Bach number in the puzzle indicates the position of the first letter Peter wasn't couldn't hard to to Suspect amble-tanglie Terror that bi there word. . . o ch word reads (horizontai) or downward correctly, words that left to right Lettered in from position. Cereal. Peter Gets Out of Sight » eae 40% a Poached eggs = Be ) ‘ . eo v . . Peter Rabbit's wits had been see him there lt was Zee be gaa have left ‘Terro! Meter believe that bramble sleep, tne, Were asleep no was very gay for the new-born by and Daddy wil! ae Pre . ’ ~ Potato ( a kes | longe! LHe 3 mpany ing table ww p definitic on suggests a word possessing the exact number of fit the white space allotted to It. ates *° HORIZONTAL 7 |” 4, The U0. | - sped as the 4 Life fluid of tree to be, 5. yanuscripts q, Custom. 9, Laber orga tion (abr.). - ‘Pamous — place in Belg 113. Used for prope- Votfee, cocoa, milk much must ij 3 Club ae : caught Mattes scuttle Of gelling Out of sight of those ‘, mi & -»y by someone. else But he hadn't Ginger snaps 7 there that morn- (Coffee, tea, milk langie aiting for him to flown hadn't DINNER, could have ‘italy ie bramble Finally he decided now was a waste flew off to hunt ‘ee: P ; . awake. He hought of a was tangle and been Papier Mend An occasional w Sary with papier-m #ilse ashing isk | : 4Che@ op | but great care must be | ther ki. WwW ash With a |} moistened in warm Wat, dam pened, Not wet). Let @ | then rub the article well | little s | little weet oil. Pa pier-p | ticles should be dusted | 50 th: it they do hot £ath | and make ie em Pie to verb 52. To resi bramble seen anyoue | | rj" to mh Oo to Jv To disc hal Le eolme «! 3 = ing. and when he had around looking [tor Ww ho ‘hristian Endeav- firearms or Society(abr.). 4uNs Veter he Southern State danger (abr.) b A division of Taunt. business (abr.). A number Pertaining to an . To check. Asiatic country. jer 38. A weight wie se or COFFEE SOUFFLE. ‘* aUl Aa ~~ id hes Fone » cupfuls of sweet pint milk SOLUTION OF ; | 2 tablespoor YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE, | 2? exes 1 | | Tala , | Marsh:inallow a ee i a a - , j - To three mashed sweet p: melted butter an: well-beaten *h place i i i i i i a an a a noted American th lOT prattier To gorge. . Edge. eited Dui away to see him liquor (pl.). New Pack—Just in TOM-BOY SWEET SIFTED PEAS tender—delictons flavor. better packed. Ask Your Neighborhood Grocer. DEAF GLOBE HEARING AIDS Are Superior to AIL Call, Phone or A a for FREE TRIA GLOBE PHONE MFG. 921 Century Bidg 313 N. Ninth St. Phone. Olive 3754 cupfuls oO! bolled otatoes add milk, l salt. Fold in the lites of the eggs. | Pour inte a ga eter dish, cover top with marshmallows and bake in a moderate oven 30 min- utes. One cup of nut meats may he added. — ’ notin neha. .—- | We A bushy head _ A week day Ought not to treat living | creatures like shoes or household | belongings, which, when worn with | use, we throw awey A sublime idea remains fj 7) orm Miz i—| xis SNiwicin MiW—)O ~it iw mM s'O|xX PDD yw {imi irl >is Mm) Zi cr Bo zai>i- through the brambles Peter Rab-/| to have run in the short time since ‘ss With | bit was nowhere to be seen. Ter-| he had last seen Peter sitting in| pond ie 'ror leaned forward and those keen | ithe bramble-tangle. and in| eyes of his searched everywhere | Back to his perch Terror flew | } through that bramble-tangle.| and once more looked all through | various 7 *) French felt, but done in taffeta latin and in all the materiais ~7 en, eee S,;eeyeless 4 Ol s4 1 ou annoye : trouble, is no | | ! MOLY Vin WiVimr | Ome w ng out hats. k hats Dpen to neutral during e color Db make entirely P ~~47 7° Fr §0iied. RWW) FIeMieEsGe: Mm) xc} 4/0] > = mimiomn YW “| DIM | 2Zi— W. CHAMBES’ 726 N. Spring D. J. CIRKAL 4630 Gravole Av. G. DAMHORST 2523 N. Oth st A. F. DEBRECHT_ 2101 Lynch ®t. . DAUBENDICK. 1400 Angelrodt Tyler * G. R. DEETZ S501 Indiana ‘A. DECKERT 1336 8S. 13th &St. 0 ° a JAMES F. DON’: : N 1723 8. 39th Sf. Colfax 71 Colfax 4159 ER Colfax 216 MAR MARKET Forest S285 ON HURST & Cab. 4270 Trler 2648 lschemeyer & Sons sige Rd. Riv. 3368-Ww OR « Specials Make Your Baking a Success With Omar Flour, Handled Only by the A. G. Stores. Staufer Laundry Tablets Waldor! Toilet Paper Large Rolls 3 Rolls Pineapple, Rosedale Brand 4 33¢ Large Can, Sliced In Heavy Syrup, Per Cap HERSHEY’S COCOA 1-5 L b. 1-2 Lb. Con... SARDINES, Zest or Pet Brand 0] 10c 55c 9c 49c Continued in Following Advertisements (‘an Imported, CAMPBELL’S BEANS 6 Cans uk Finest Rose Head A. GC. COFFEE— “Our Own Blend” Per Lb Can ‘1614 8. We offer you the same service, the same quality merchandise, plus the lowest prices to be had. Solve your food problem by doing your at the A. G. quantity buying neighborhood. Select Your Grocer— Butcher KOENIG’S GROCERY 4915 Natl. Bridge Del 4199 WM. C. KOENN 3743 Wyoming Grand 260 JOHN KOKRON 39th St. A. LYONS & SON 3101 N. Market St. Lin. 6978 O. F. LEMKEMEIER 708 Walten Av. Forest 577 T. J. LEHMKUHL 2301 Hickory Vie. 3735 J. W. LINDHOFF 27 Fads Av. Grand LINGEMAN’S MKT. 1500 N..Market St. 2iz 1340 Tyler 2127 LUKENBILL & GLUTZ 3868 Folsum Av. Grand 491 P. McDONOUGH 3135 Thomas St. Bomont 828 JOS. MACKEN 2401 Coleman St. FRED MARTY 4501 Virginia Av. Riv. E. MAGUIRE lith & Ann Av Cen. 2121-W Wm. F. Niederluecke 1901 Montgomery St. Tyler 1375 D. E. J. NOONAN 2248 Madison (en. BRED OCKS \. Newstead Av (ol G. -E. O’DELL 2613 Franklin Av. Romont 1715 F. L. OVERBERG 3155 Meramec st. Kiv. 2165 Padberg Mercantile Co. 2901 S. Broadway Sidney 87 A. PAPENBERG S701 Cook Av. W. E. PEHLE 175 Manchester Benton }. T. PETERSEN 1117 SN. Fuelid (Av. Forest 9546 JOS. RAUSCH 2108 S&S. Broredv«* Sid. A. N. RICKE . 20°53 N. Jefferson Ar Trler 8% ROSENGRANT BROS. Easton Coh. aM) ROSENGRANT BROS. 6344 Willsmar Cab. 7421 lin. 4444 1488 566 1 100: Lin. 1618 412 S5Sh580 “We buy all together—And Serve you much more; As you'll find when you trade—At the A. G. Store.” “Buy } Foods at the Nearest A. G. Store” 4 Telephone Your Orders have your problem—to buy Store in your SANDERS MARKET 4351 Manchester Grand 14381 A. SHASSERE 2401 N. Taylor Av M. SCHMITZ 1702 S. Oth St. sid JOS. SCHOELLER 2900 Cherokee St. Sid. 1975 JOS. SCHWACH 5400 Nottingham Av. Riv. 1604 J. B. SCHUMACHER O27 Geyer Av. Sid. 900 SCOTT BROS. 2060 Knox Av. Benton 1419 GEO. SEIBERT 5001 S. Kingshighway Riv. GEO. SEPER Sil S. Vandeventer M. SHANKS 4503 Blair Av. J. P. SMITH 4601 Natl. Bridee STAHL BROS. 2710 Market Bomont %149 T. H. SONNENBERG 308 N. * rh st. Trier 1509 L. J. STEIN & SON 1990 Kissell Av. Colfax re FRED STIKA ae 1®Oolt S&S. 14th St. 44546 EDW. A. STIPPICH oR St Ay Victor 4808 ED. STREIT Reo? 7 N. Broeacwuy Colfax WM. H. SURKAMP G758 Pece Av. Cab J. TULLMANN 2°50 Michican MOUND CITY MKT neem St Lene Ay HERMAN ULRICH 1244 Mereomere Vic. AL. VIEHAUS 1am S Leth St Ww. G. WACKERLIN 1°o1] S ncdwn Main 4704 H. WIETHOP “24f;' m4 Wt ~ ia Rix H. WILKEN 26425 8S. itth sid. LEO. VAFFFe THOS. ZWEIFEL. 3430 Itasha Ris 657 Del. 1767 408 Lin. 6429 Colfax 4°67 > Celfax 753 Vineens 1762 1106 “wag : 401 1453 Se eR ser 3 7 are penne. ». ees eaten Pee. COO AAAI. Rta sae aoe ee _ “33a 50% GUARANTEED | ighter Than Old-Time Pancakes this new ALL-WHEAT breakfast soy 2 Minutes to Make—One-Half the Time of Toast ! Something new in pancakes. No corn. No rice. a dozen, so easily do they digest! We guarantee satisfaction. Exquisite as angel cake! Old-time pancakes are often heavy.” Becauge they contain rice oF other “filler.” All-wheat cakes are as light as air. Delicious as angel cake. And the favor incomparable—sweet as berries. Which is as it should be, for pancakes — to be enticing — must be of rich and full flavor. They digest in half the time required for the old heavy pan- cakes. All-Wheat — nothing else. No “fillers” as in old-time pancake flours. These breakfast cakes are lighter, flufher—you can eat preme organizer. fields of Kansas— is full of calcitums and vitamines. 18 body-building elements Every breakfast this new way, a body-builder—a su- This pure, clean wheat—fresh from the Millers from over the world come for it because of its superlative It is the finest of all wheats. Eighteen body building elements are ie | gontained. food qualities. Minutes from Package -9 . ¥. 4 to Plate! , Simply add water. No milk, eggs or sugar. Absolutely ready- “to. ae, you well. t10Nns. Put on hot eriddle. Brown on each side. That's all. But note, too, that SUN-R AY cakes — wiil mot stick to the griddle hke pancakes — \ muscle and brawn building. elements needed in They feed The Just for the joy of it We've been millers for five genera- Have perfected and marketed many new food joys. But this is our supreme attainment. We are so sure that you will enjoy it trermnendously, your money should you find it different than we claim. As a treat for the whole family some SUN-RAY Pancake Flour today. Your grocer has it. that we offer to refund Pancake Flour ee ee oe ki ‘ Se on 4 PBA Bi

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JANUARY tt 1925. | ' ; ee : 5 = = kly | ¢ E ec \ -adio WITH THis i[Ssu E.- OF SIMPLE DEVICE FOR EMPTYING ASHTRAY—By RUBE GOLDBERG = |p OST-DISP a — _— — aan - - . | —-_— +. . Hos MOVE S.\FOST AAB PULES STRING CA) WHICH PULLS COoRKCEe), ANB RELEASES GoOLSFISH (ec), WHICH FALLS ISTO MOUTH oF BIRD CD)- BIRD WAGS “TAIL CE) Be : | WITH JOY AND STARTS FEA; : BULUM ; IN) MOTION, CAUSING PABDLe Coy CF) : s THE REVUE. Than Czaristic — so take | TO RYT BALL CH) AAIN START iT ' : | | } ee Y es, BANDIT known to fame aS .... jaws very seriously. | ROLLING ALONG GROoVE(CI)- | 2 A Jape diapmnc ll As a matter of fact, quite a STRING (J) PULLS TRIGGER oF . | .@ Was killed while holdin arge portion of the population are PISTOL Ck) AN . | : ) ANB BULLET(L) urs | 3 filling station; orrawe. —— vee - - ees BUTTOA! CM). LIGHTING Bp: VLBCN) is He's now residing in another p! fa Ferguson was duly inausy a. - ‘ Where he will have to cha —— bing a AND WAKING DOG (O)-bOSG g his occupation. oe thane premeat. ta Sn DINES AT BONECP) ANB 3 = I BouGH For th ere an ho nest li " Lal! capacity . Joverno! OnSsorTre. DASHes AS (“TRA be earning. | «foolidge Will Not Appoint WIN Dov SIC C. i eee _ , : End oring to keep the 2OME); Kiansmen to Federal Bench.” —, , a eet burning. | rhe kan't keep koo! with Kool- a SITS ANAL CUGAS BUTTS he F | cw ry President Sige It Is Next oof. ll : SerGoe y WIRE OS — “THEA . : as f= Move America Should I see where an 0 Zee Deere to Socom a ener FoR tte Coe, 1. Toward Outlawing| rr en ee ne tretuniee te saab, | | ~ [yee | baseball ssobael: o* “ag : Cee Sage : > es War. For those connected with the i - — a SME grand old spor ) LIGHT | AVORS MORE ‘THE POWERFUL KATRINKA’S LITTLE BROTHER—By FONTAINEFO . ON | DIPLOMACY buf nNoowGu S' sieatien sn tndnadaiddtminneee ee * ve iced a La ba poles ss sit oy Mie Pod Al wp yer hy vr. . ¢ a ACIS 2 Inet ntitgteny oo Teneeante: SRP tee BRET ae 7 w Be Oem Se eae ot aa oie ORG PE tee w wren aa yer . Stag? Ry Pe uk gre It seems the case has proved | hot to handle. | IT HAPPENS IN THE BEST-REGULATED F With bated breath we wait for th AMILIES—By BRIGGS | decision. iia ae or eres ——> _- fe _ And hope it soon will look like 7 : { FOR GOODNESS SAKE A Tue AD SAYS -Txe* ae > vee eo ee 1 Executive at t White House: first division. Te hen re el de | | CURTAIN GOES .UPy : Le | i v ~ ee Addresses Delegates to o we VE \ EIGuT THIR’ aaa! : 7 9 ens a ve! f HATE Ta 2 e SS ‘ { ATE rIOA réE ~ ATE 2 Pa Nurmi, yelept “Flyin: nh One Paavo u : ine a. 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