St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 5, 1925

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COMIC PAGE WEDNESD FEBRUARY ry ———. | (Copyright, sentinel "HH OAIL TN * BSOIIG Hours You THiS CROSS- }) MEAn=n. WoRBD PUZZLE FoR MINUTES a NES - TAKE OFF WOOR HAT - ou ARE HIREO FOR THE DAY TO RUN FROM INE ROOM TO mM’ DOA LOT s\\ OF FIBBIN: “A rene as ® - ‘ Z —. >" ———— — — ————— — (Copyright, 1925, 77. H. a Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat THAT CASE . ty FoRD WILL —s SURE. CADDYWG FoR * iS ANCTHE EEi _* NVED IN OUR NEXTS a — —By Fontaine Fox ~ Yy -—— er ’ 2 —— a : * _— neal THE clue HEAD iS WRONG AT Top oF THE SWING é ee ‘ ae. GGER BUSINESS PROFITS R 192. Let a POST-DISPATC H Want Ad so- livdtor call and show you how to make publicily build your business and in- Phone Olive 6600 crease your pro, fits. 97. NO. 131. BEING DUG. COLLINS, NOW _ SENLED IN CAN: isture hice Ground to Swell, Closing Narrow Hole Leading to Ken- tucky Explorer. YNEL IS ONLY HOPE FOR RESCUE Is Placed Over Vic- tim’s Brother to Prevent _ Him From Entering Dan- | | serous pemegewer. | orities in charge felt that of life was too great to permit one crawling in the hole when was no chance to render aid this method. Portable electric is be- kept in operation in the hope system oe the | Se Collins may still live and be Warm by the electrical pads about his body before res- were barred from reaching Vietim. An electric light wae) Ris head when Collins was seen. uof Mine agents from In- POints arrived today under from Secretary Work of the ent of the Interior. They With those here that sink- fa shaft offered the only hope Tetcue, Considers Shoals Plan. was BPOcjla t+ . ASHINGTON Feb. 5.—Tenta- | legislation for solution of the Shoals problem was laid President Coolidge today by | Vblod Keyes and McKenzie of | Benate and House conference £88 respectivels Presiden: called into Confer- | retaries Week« and Hoov- tan to final action the chair- N be advised of the Presi-/at St. 8. The Only —- PREPAC TENET in St. Louis WAR a PR Tee W ith the Associated Press News Ris TSE 31.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Evening Paper Ser vice fa PF SL LT EE re ee ee eee > FINAL EDITION © (Complete Market Reports) > ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1925 —40 PAGES. A ——--- ~ PRICE 2.CE NTS |" BELLEVILLE TAKING NO RISKS ON HOLDUP OF POLICE STATION City Officials Warn Business UN JORY HOLD Men They Had Better Insure Money Deposited There. Things have come to such a pass in Belleville that the city’s | guardians of law and order az afraid the police station will be held up | Any place that has money stored | in it, they figure, even a peniten- tlury or first-class arsenal, is not immune from the raids of gang- sters of these parts, and.thev are taking no chances with the funds deposited nightly in the station's theaters and business con- cerns to await the opening of banks safe by the next day. Yesterday Chief of Police Arbo gast and Mayor Anton decided something must be done, «co ‘ther called a meeting of depositors to request that they insure the mone, against possible loss by robbery Sometimes, it was pointed out. ithe police station is made custo- | (dian of «as much as $6000 in a | Single night and the responsibilit: MODERATE TEMPERATURES THE TE MPE RATURES s + ere 45 q a ai 49 2 ee el ee 31 4 Re leo vw eee 45 Noon : me > Gs M.. i »» «40 s ry Rp | & a. wa « . 4 7 1 nm a4 7, O86 Ques. 45 3b. m >'+- Ss a. m.. 43 4 bp. m en Hig hest_ yesterday 61, at 3:39 p. | m.; lowest 36, at 4 a. m. bs Official fore- | | WE'LL TRADE A Cast for St. Louis SMOKE BLANKET and vicinity: Fair FOR SOMETHING | tonight and Fri- USEFUL day; moderate wm," temperature: low- E est tonight will be above freezing. Misseuri: Most- ly fair tonight and Friday; moderate | temperature. Illinois: Fair to- | night; Friday | increasing cloudi- ness, moderate | temperature. Sun rises tomor- row at 7:03: sets today at.5:27. Stage of as pres feet at 7 ca _ z, Oo! the | tiver | ' a. m., @' Louis, fall of .4. - ECONOMY IN GAS | BY LANDLORD KILLS - © Rooming Siete Proprietor General Counsel of Astioe-| ! Held to Grand Jury by Coroner’s Death of Victim. SHUT OFF SUPPLY OF GAS OVER NIGHT Roomer Found Dying, With Burner Open but, Not Lighted, Morning After Plan Was Tried. 2-obinson is held, should in- charge would which dict him a possible be manslaughter. PPP PAA PALA LP LDBRP AL LAA ALAA AAR DP” A New 3 Experience owners tell enjoy from only that senge of well- being and sustained satis- faction ever associated with products of splendid crafts- manship, bu also a supe- of performance they anticipated but found.” that cars us their “Car they not , ority often previously have never may have the same ? minimum of | good used Post ! =e CEARLES “. mLOSS, | SEAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. 5.—Men | aa ; |landlord’s effort to save money on |" — - a. —n . weit hief Washington Correspondent ee : | ' ' 7 “ ° ; f > : : . de> picks and shovels-and with! SPECTACULAR BLAZE AT mutatipan tess Cs Ee | of the Post-Dispatch. —s rt | his gas bill, by shutting off the gas WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.—An at- WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.—Gal aie digging a sha | : | . oo. a ee oo BR Ree co > : Si nd 7a ve t 1s = ‘ ‘ S848 OCCSSIO scenea today | rnoon in their last ¢ ffor i) — a an y r h | | death of one of hie roomers on the | George W English of East St. c ‘allins alive in his set Fire to O81 on Floor se eal ati ee The land- | ;}to a warm defense b\ Senator | h Floyd Coin: a il . Tirst mignt it Was ried. I i | Louis J ; te of . its j f] © e . c of Basament : eee SRS 50 Sw ee 1 wal rison, where a rock ) , lord was held for criminal careless } ; | Walsh (Dem.) of Montana, of his| terranean pri: ' = eee = nnn against an investigation of the } Sparks from an acetylene torch ness and bond fixed at $500 | course in relatio to ti e ing ——s } ‘ : ao ation the pending ht him six days as: | T) amer who @ied wad Bert charges of misconduct now pending | Moist earth epaked bes recent today STA! ted a Spec Lat ula fire ) . an " i The land in the Hiouse of Representatives, is ; nomination of Attorney -(eneral | « . » ' i « eh " ro : } : } hy - =. ers, re Vear©rs witli. ‘ , ahs a . . “+ = es ; ; ' lling earls today | eae Serene shrews" gai cag ' : I R I ’ , his establish ‘being made here by friends of | Stone to be an associate justice of | 5 Wellin, Cats, =. . Ter are Se { 7.92 | lord is Lee Nobinson, S est siSii- a y | ¢}, "on hen +s : . mins, began sw _, | Morygchemical warepouse at f2h-29 | | . 1810 Olive etreet.;2Udee English. the United States Supreme Court.|! . oy ' - > ‘ + . imo 4 ‘ }ern? ¢] } itive LA ~* oom . . , i and sealed up the narrow hol ‘South Main street, causing about! ” ' on , . ' rhe Post-Dispatch correspondent | The Senate had the nomination of _ leer a ace tobinson was taken by surprise yj, | ) | ich twisted and dipped 12» fee! | $10 opo damage : at i not pared learned of this a few days ago, and Stone under consideration in an'| . , . , > _ } ; Lie Ve rdix t an Was iv repare?¢ : , ; : th lece w here Collins held | A generai aiarm Was so inded at é; =p i . ] the report was confirmed today by open executive session. | molid rock blocks all efforts 1:15 p. m. and the fire was unde o 28 a ,.| Wayne B Wheeler, general counse! [ was not a party to any of the) = ; : co] ico r) r) " \ a tat . : ; - . 2 . . ; ture within 45 feet of where | a oe Sar peer: ecthouss | , a ¥ " h | for the Anti-Saioon League. Wheel- | attacks on the Supreme Court in| yen a ' ' ; nian L:oOberts came to his eatn OY EA8 , i . > . | imprisoned man lies, | clouds of dense lec K smoke were onlin ww bh osltones ee er said that he had been Aap- the iast Campaign, said Walsh. “T| be ' - > ¢ ’ - , nz. iif > is * ’ ij : , , “yy > . ; : ; . Whether Collins is alive i 1 }] |e (9T) et? inst tT) W nl a “SEL AL. . 4 ‘oa . ae of conjecture He has had hours late} A large crowd wae at- L ‘ | ) he E . ’ sv * . . . . : at 4 o*clock this morning andiand sold its stock to the Peck ; 4 Tue hints isaid he had not been mov ed by Walsh's criticism of the Attorney! : | see! lim sincs ae sday, ; oitiiaman $3 Ln : a he thought the victim was de- Produ t « Co. “ few uw eeks ago. | ; I 4 ' ‘ these represeé ntations / Genera! Was based wholly on the ‘2 : r) ¢ 11? ‘ > i - 7 . . " ; se " ‘ } "QQ 1 ry Cy erry) { = . . in the shaft which is siow- | $10.900. Co and Edward Ernst. troubl: | saloon League - j 1 Dp , bey case he said. should militate . > * — . »¢ a € 4 ) , , where | _ eiie "7 ) , ln for the e any. testified ati Sgif td be used as a/jcats-paw in|. iin. ) =e going down to a point The hlaze s#arted in the base- | Man (0! i@ company, vlestified a ; against the nomination ope to step into a cavern | ment where two laborers were dis- |the inquest that they found Rob- |“ is matter. It is true that Judge Quotes Newenaper Witerial “ . . , . . a oy $ ‘ ‘ , } t hh > 4. | , © - . i =. reach Collins from behind.) anting acetylene tanks Sparks | ets’ room filled with gas and the | English, as a membe- of the Il-! , i most liberal estimates pre-je¢.... 4 torch i ted oi) or he burner of a small heater at the foot nois Legislature, had a good pro- Walsh began by reading severa! i ‘ ii rit ‘ )j Ti | ie gr . . se , ” . 4 : 2 : ; . . ‘oc . “ ‘ of . this work would require tw0 |, The mer r ? t and s¢ ,./of his bed open but not lighted. | hibition record, but that has noth-| newspaper editorials that com- Tv } 1en ran out and soun , : sai teat ‘|ess om " ; ) . a I: _ +) } - ng to do with this matter, a3 I un-| mented unfavorably on his inter- ed an alarm. Before firemen ar- | e0™ers In the piace, they gaia, | . ' dier-General H. H Den- |. - ' told them that Robinso had ; derstand it. |rogation of the Attorney-General J ‘sur rived 15 employes had left the of- : a ae — = yng * } f Wheel when the latter was before an open | Sift ai > . . 7. _. .e i: . ar ie to Ps . } . r , ‘ ic i Ga. ¢ ; t took charge of the ers | fice on the second floor hounced on Tuesday evening his} Ry — Mig fit : session of the judiciary commit , ~~ 2 > ce rv] ) 4 «haa? ,cr ’ . « . ‘ om | “44 i] I f er ‘ ourseives ; —_ . . u . a : fis last n! ight whe rT) coal min : Max Shapiro of the Star Iron ; 3 ian i) ii 1ttir ~ off he -~ Ais O\e@! Me w ; J Ne “ ju : , ™ bee > re nity came to} . . te be use in shieiaing a uag Muhlenberg County cal .. {and Metal Co. stated he had four, "@ : cies of salepaaiiiel “An editorial in the Washingtor > ° r - lo ‘;" ‘ \ t * are “ + ate ¢ «+4 4 . Pon Dos To. nh. the ale sseuwater fen * te ; , / ast an told our people travagant praise of the Attorney- ment of the Lniversits = Ken today. ihe whole supply in house pipes ” ae nt Be 13 oi he 2, fe General in the same propo! tion y, also is on the eround. ‘ fir ss ; f Mrs. Lillie Edwar is whose. SO. | Jsudadre “~ngziisn is it ) i i Sc ] re ti ’ j riremans arm was cut when , _s , eh: , , } . : ¢ nat ct} } ld welc that it heaped obloaquy on Danger in Vibrations. ‘he smashed a window with an ax room adjoined toberts testified | Ot miusct nduct, ne Ss ould yeicome i : ped obloquy on me. The The danger to Collins in mining | | ~ I¢hat Robinson's wife asked her at | 2 thorough investigation that, most noted lampooner in America| : » 4) > ’ roar TY risehtia ) 2 7e 7 e T° P > i¢ - a » 7 Vibration entailed in such; smelled gas She had noticed the 8?” has nothing to fear from the! Post and former ambassador to ee ee yy | sents 98 . | Great RBritai attack ne | Three slides and caveins| PADLOCKED UNDER DRY LAW ioo0r. Together they traced it to)" 1th ee ee, ee eee ee : . . . ‘ - 7. ‘ " ** 7 . iarea ww. | hin the cave already have oc- Mamata sete Roberts’ room, but his door was The attempt to depict the Eng | Mendacity’ because I dared to ex-| : ? J . ~ . - .* . } ‘ »} : :¢ M ' from unexplained reasons | Kansas City (Kan.) Man, His Wife Jjcked. There was no answer to! lish case asa “wet ard dry fight,” | Press GA PN IU si Tair the constant’ jarring and| and Eight Children Forced to their knock, she said, so Mng.Rob- | apparently was postulated largely | rte! Wheeler might not get a fair) ° . . +wie - } Sn | Be . ’ - ‘* 4 necessary in sinking the Give ia }»» Hiouse ax Nuisance. ) Deon uITl oc ked the door A- rush i oT the fact fhat Representativ | LriAi in the Distri¢ " of ( olum bia. undoubtedly will drop rocks Spe. , tne Post-Dispatch. of gas met them and they saw | Harry B. Hawes of St. Louis, who Answering the attack, Walsh said ee woe ‘ es! ee , . so Por ‘ — pe an at } ‘as yt th rs Wes- garth in his vicinity if not di- | HK ANS AS CITY, Mo., Febj 5. toberts lying unconscious en his| introduced the resolution calling pmat Be piace ans “ oan of ” ° a : ; + = 4 ie ‘ * . > | Bpon him. There was con- ‘adlocks have been put qm the| bed. for the investigation, is more or tion the impartiality of District of| ; me ; li : ‘ | . Tr Ra OO. . ‘ Desens t COl bia juries ir ases havi a R@anger that anyone within doors of the little house t 209 Mrs. Edwards related that Rob-| ‘ess mois and that the charzes aa agp te - oa lled ‘tt | . > . SP - — = : “tas t * ¢ -* . *f "ect : © t eway leading to Collins | 5outh Tremont street, Kgme@s City, | inson, in announcing his gas plan,| against Judge English were first | 4 ical ey oa © reca * rs | . . " ’ q 2 . ? . ode Tod ts . i¢ “ i S = ) ” , ; Convinced that their hope lay | was closed unde: a writ of abate- been too high and he wanted to went lO! one f Onirers to onstitu ats at SER cht ae. Satie Rew plan and the cave ex- }ment, charging it to be a liquor | reduce ional Aan oten Wheeler indicat-'**”™ a . ‘ “ é are nts, . nm 7 Eigy hag - . — ie : t e ) 1 Nh Was abandoned | nuisance. ! _ - ed that he did not take much stock | 07 @#ccount OF an itoria 4258 abvbanaoned., ~ . Festimony of Witnesses. P | Panama canal controversy, and} had had nO food for The writ was served by, the in that argument. lth t Fed | Judge Anderson had : ‘ - ' —_— . if At 10 iPatinete this ieeatbee W yandotte County Sheriff his | Mrs. Robinson was the last Wit- Representative Hawes who also i i | page : = rer Siete ol , . . : , .ce , she confirme +} . ms . sustainec 1e obhjectio Tt : | ? Mitth dav since he found him- | @®PUty. the County Attorney and a ee, Ee ee, a oe ae Eeeeeee of the attempt: treme ‘sev- bei “dr ea” to the District @' : —S ’ , | P . . . ae =] * ‘ | a | - * be > . . 4 ; f "Al 7 ‘ ‘ ad ‘ o Maught in a narrow byway no |/*Wwyer. yesterday. The padlocks) mony of Mrs. Edwards She ad-!eral sources. described it as “an ~- ster bi — trial | ho ae ; , LemrtT ale ” ‘teal ..,| ded that her husband had told all ffort ¢ iraw d herring ag | OSS, Ss — | higher than his! 1!!! stay_on the Uziel home. unt error’ tO Craw & ree Herring across ) oes no “S ‘ ni ay the roomers of his scheme before! «¢ne +rai}” | Of the 400,00 residents o! the} Wers was counted off. the court orders their removal.|.-- i. | the trail ' a } Tala} oj “Get . , » | & Pp. m. Tuesday, but that he told} istrict of Columbia. Walsh nee Was ai discouraged group | . your coats and move out, - : Statement of Hawes. ¢ ‘onnected ; } is .. |the County Attorney ' ' her Roberts evidently was out then. | that one-fourth et nt Pre undertook ' ¢ mine labor off! ote orney told them. The for there had been no answer to ‘The ‘wet’ and ‘dry’ issue has iwith the Government service and | ra Jecause f iVtticers then prorcee le ; . ; ‘ ‘ morning Ber a | . the | th “ svi l - eeded to lock up his knock and he saw no sign of no place whatever in this matter, that 90 per cent of these were in-| rf etrata expecter Oo ? eNn- Use. “very aw rs “2 copie — ) —_ “4 at : . ai | , — , . 1 oy we | i nailed he « : window was 2oberts through the keyhole. Mrs (he said. I have seen complaints terested in getting promotion. He out a license with a maximum ered a 1@ Way down, it Was : rom the Ss > we : ; Ati river age F sever ic . P ¢ ’ t ; " one a : + : | i padideke Hao. e inside. Heav yv | Robinson declared the last time | that convicted bootleggers were declared he had no apology LO punishment of two vears penal ’ ' f ‘s , : . . ss , . _— _ ; . : ’ : j : + . : ton 1d te | a0 | Mrs. Uzie}] ‘ge ova eso e eadlngertassag she had seen Roberts was when! #¥!le to obtain clemency in Judge| make for expressing a doubt that | servitude At present, the offense re anyone cou ope to reach lel and her % 4. aR 8 ' ‘ ‘ — : . oe 7 ewes eee mE ; : : ~ 4 4 { ' jallowed to } paugnter wer the went out a 4 p. m. Tuesday. | English’s Court by retaining C. B.| Wheeler could get a fair trial _ ey constitutes only a misdemeanor. ne. ) mun dle Up their elfthes | — : > ’ | Thomas Judge En lish’s Referee place so permeated with the influ- Guard Put Over Brother and a few belongings |The landlord who preceded them | a | A j on the } mineg end put then in the place told them of the gas. in Bankruptcy, to represent them,|ence of the Government. fuard was placed over Homer |0" the back porch. | . jam tne pie > sa 7 | ‘ ¥ ; ; ae , . ins, brothe } bed gees their f The house had scheme, she said but so far as IT know that is the! Political Factor in Case. | , er of the entomber i amily home for 18} ’ ) 'enlv wav in which the liquor sub- | ; fe ee tats i, solitical n. today, to prevent him from | ears | After being told he could stand| | has entered into the case Te. SD : ' . : . . » as @ e ( L 4 : . . i . "ha - ‘a¢ *? mpting to enter the cavern Yn ~ |on his constitutional rights. Robin- | je Raga warned 4 more wen erone | factor in the Wheeler case, he} . : ' . 6 j & < ver an 1 4 s% . - ° her rescue efforts Military FAIR TONIGHT AND FRIDAY Ree, “Whe Pe ee ee Se : nth inst Judge English | #88erted. The Geen, a6 eee by " . Sse é ‘< ‘ i . AInNts c AINST ‘ ( a if : : ? . ' to testify. If the grand jury, for) complaints ag ' ithe testimony before the Bor ah | | National Committee. Senator Wheeler never would have been, indicted if he had not been con- ducting an investigation of the' Department of Justice.” Still another valid ground of | protest against the District of. ' would either have to pay their own) expenses ;or £0 into court and plead inability to pay. Walsh resented an editorial ac-| cusation that he had “appalling impudence” ing the Attorney-General. “The Attorney-General,” said, ‘‘made a clear and straight- forward statement, but he did not state all the material facts. Was I. then, to remain dumb” It has been said that the Attorney-Gen- eral was subjected to humiliation. I do not recall that any crocodile were shed when. day after day. witnesses went before the Judiciary Committee in open hear- is | ings and testified against the nom- j Continued on Page 3. Column “ owe medical \ nf “At a meeting of the officers of Missouri Staje Medical Asso- held im Jefferson City Jan. amendments the the ciation, 15, certain to practice of law for introduction into the General Assembly, correct de- fects in the present law. The pub- lic should be greatly interested in this matter, Since the amendments to the law concern the health and welfare of the people. Law Deficient. were ap- to Present ‘The present law is deficient and | Missouri State Board of Health has been acting under this law, which accounts much of the criticism of its acts. We have full in the integrity of every of’ the Board of Health, indorse their action de- a grand jury investigation at which time all the records of the Board of Health will be re- viewed. We earnestly solicit the indorsement of the press and pub- lic in the enactment of the amend- ment ”’ Chief of the give the Board thority to initiate against doctors suspected ticinge without a license. ent this power vested Prosecuting Attorney. who information only on complaint citizen. the for member and we manding amendments would of Health the au- prosecutions of prac- At pres- in the issues is aT) Another amendment would make it a felony to practice with- The proposed amendment would not alter the present minimum fine of $509. Other Restrictions Proposed. A third amendment would au- | thorize the hoard to require of an lapplicant for a license evidence .to number of years Under the school the full required in the course. —-~ — — COLLEGE HEAD HERE CITED FOR HEARING ON LICENSE .REVOCATION , DR. WALDO BRIGGS. " Re “ ae ne ee —— <r eet — ad JULIUS FLEISCHMY DES IN POLO GAME Millionaire Yeast Manufacturer Dismounts Suddenly and Falls on Face Dead. ge ee ee ee — - By the Associated Press MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 5.—J ulius Fleischmann, millionaire yeast manufacturer and sportsman, dis- mounted from his pony and fefl forward on his face, dying at the Nautilus polo field at Miami beach this afternoon while playing in the fourth chukker of a game between the Pastimers, of which team Fleischmann was a member, and the Rovers. Friends who were playing with Fleischmann noticed that he sud- denly became weak. pony to a halt he dismounted and immediately threw up his hands and fell forward on his face. The other players went to his assist- ance, and physicians were called | but it was said Fleischmann wag dead before they arrived. $500,000 WAGE INCREASE FOR. EMPLOYES OF MISSOURI PACIFIC Locomotive Engineers, Firemen, Hostlers and Hostler Helpers Get Higher Scale. Wage increases ranging from 24 to 36 cents a day were granted yesterday by the Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. to 3100 locomotive hostiers and hostler helpers, the new rates to be retroactive to Sept. 1, 1924, it was announced by President L. W. Baldwin of the company. The an- nual increase in the company’s payroll will be about $500,000. Affected by the agreement are 1348 engineers, 1406 firemen and 346 hostlers and hostler helpers. Enginemen engaged in yard service and the hostlers were granted in- creases of 32 cents a day; engine- men in freight service, 36 cents, and enginemen in passenger serv- ice, 24 cents a day. Negotiations were conducted be- tween officials of the company and of the enginemen’s brotherhoods. The agreement is to remain in force one year from March 1 next, subject to cancellation thereafter on 30 days’ notice. engineers, firemen, ‘DRESSED-UP DUDE’ FLOGGED reformatory, but on the plea of existing statute, all he must pre- Father of Philadelphia Boy Thief sent to the board is his diploma. Carries Out Court's Sentence. Another amendment gives a legal | Special to the Post-Dispatc! definition of unprofessional or dis- | PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.—At honorable conduct under which ithe direction of Judge Raymond the board can revoke a_ license. | McNeill, Conviction of crime, for instance,|rested for repeated thefts, would. in the proposed category, |taken to the cellar of the Juvenile | be sufficient to withdraw the li-/Court by his father yesterday and | cense. jgiven a vigorous The address, as quoted above, i'thrashing with a strap. The youth was signed by the officers of the b= Joseph Perno, whom Judge Mc- State association, as follows: Dr. ‘Neill denounced as a “dressed-up A. R. Mc@omas, Sturgeon, chafr- | dude with a yellow streak.” man of the Executive Committee; | He first sentenced the bey to the displayed | in question- | he | A. Clark, Jefferson City, J. Goodwin, St. Dr. W. president; Dr. E. Louis, secretary; Dr. W. H. Breuer, St. James, and Dr. W. H. Vogt, St. Louis, members. Woman with “Knoucks” Fined... | By the Associated Press. SLICK. Okla., Feb. 5.—A woman, whose equipment included a heavy revolver and a pair of brass ‘“knucks,’ was fined $86 by Police Judge Seawell yesterday when she pleaded gullty to carrying con- cealed weapons, She was arrested last night. She paid the fine, his father, the substitute sentence, directing the father to “take this boy down irRo the cellar right now and give him a darn good beating with a strap until I can see the marks.” Joseph's father carried out the sen- tence faithfully and the lad went home with his father. Bill to Promote Wortd Fiyers. .. WASHINGTON, Feb, 6.—A_ bill recommending promotions for the ~~ Bringing his¢ | @ gation | FOR LICENSE REVOCATION MORE CITATIONS LATER BY STATE HEALTH BOARD eo tere eee Head of St. Louis College of Physicians and Sur- geons, 13 Others Here on First List. . | — 32 GRADUATES OF DR. BRIGGS’ SCHOOL a ee ee ee Action to Be in Conjunction “ With Grand Jury Investi- 4 gation of Alleged License Frauds. The Missour! State Board of Health today issued citationg to Dr. Waldo Briggs, dean of the St. Louls College of Physicians and Surgeens, and 44 other physicians of St. Louis, Kansas City, St. Joseph and other points in Missouri, together with a few now practicing else- where, to appear before the board. here on March 9 and show cause why their licenses to practice med- icine should not be revoked. This action was taken following receipt’ by Dr. Emmett P. North. president of the board, of a letter ener Circult Attorney Sidener, no- tifying the board that the grand jury’ now is in session and ready to hear from the board. Sidener's letter was in response to a recent request by Dr. North that the grand jury here begin ‘an investi- of physicians who are al- leged to have obtained their di- plomas, school credits or licenses to practice by fraud or political pull, Others to Be Cited. Other doctors will be cited fer revocation of license in the near fu- ture, and the State Board announé- es it will make a thorough cleanup in questionable Missouri medical licenses. Today's citations centered mainly on graduates of Dr. Briggs’ college, which has been under fire of the State and American Medical Aaso-. ciations for years, having been ranked in the lowest Cass of med- ical achools. Thirty-two doctors. cited today are graduates of Dr. Briggs’ school. Nine others are graduates of two Kansas City med- ical schools ranked with the st Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons. To a Post-Dispatch reporter Dr. North said the board had Just com-. pleted an exhaustive investigation of the professional] records of the physicians cited and had decided that they should be placed on trial and that the grand jury should be- | | relented and imposed the issuance of the 45 citations to- : army world flyers was reported to- day by the House Military Com- mittee, ” —— ee oe po Aas e te we a % gin an inquiry into the methods by, which certdin physicians obtained. their educational - credits and li- censes to practice medicine. Criminal Charges lAkely. “Circuit Attorney Sidener yes-: terday announced his intention of instituting criminal Proceedings against any individual who itn ob.’ taining a license -to practice meri. cine in Missouri resorted ta’ fraud,” said Dr. North. “7 person. ally called on the Circuit Attorney some time ago and urged such an inquiry, and it will be recalled that the State Board of Health, many. months ago, announced its inten. - tion of surveying its records and: bringing to light any evidence that woule warrant revocation proceed. ings. , “The survey has been completed. * The evidence has been prepared; a boy 14 years old, ar- | The first citations have now been was | issued. Such evidence as can be: used as a basis for ney proses: cutions will be presented. the old-fashioned | Cirewit Attorney for such prosnbortl as he may judge to be necessary and appropriate. “Missouri is now taking final and decisive action in the long fight against the operations of the i. tion-wide diploma mill ring. With, day, Dr. James Stewart, the fees secretary wf the board, started. work on a new list of names, additional citations, for still ot physicians to appear for trial fore the board, will be, within a few days.” felt that and . “a 7 i om, a ie ¥ ogitty igh PE ER “yf ee So SA ge ree, “reteriet Tha py, see 2 Ce ae a oe aa , ate Ai wy a sete Smee! Paes eS aoe Pe foams Mig a Ww s Try ‘ a ad “‘‘ ee! *“ é Ne fal Se ee ay ,

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- rm =e o.- Oo eee ero aR a a a NR a = Et . ™ ‘23. ile Fe. Seen! “ = ¥ ST. LOWS POST- PATCH 7 beiineben’ EVENING. FEBRUARY 5, 1925 STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH aE ES UNICRPORIN ER , . i 8 y 3 ’ ~- ay Tag : ~ . “ iec — A] IN| | ERSITY at , aA Sg Fl ee : ih | : _ Longed-for ‘Beautiful Cave’ for Better Income Collectiow®} president should not aa with on 3 -saae Re Po P ‘3 é Bere. 2 . he neh i | * ~ 4 3 : -ac | President’s Cabinet. In answer to- ear Los Ange doy ; at ed £ ae > : , ? lai > ' > ¢ S. n és be eee en a ERR er + Pete RES ge Se | When Trapped. and GE =e inquiries, Dawes said: _— = Agrees to Remain | 2 “thes 3 , o need “Long before my nomination or ihe ‘ _ Sheriff 4 zB. ey ‘= the Associated Press. ‘- ee J 3y CURTIS A. BETTs, election, and before I had «Ny | gy the Associated Press. ~ “4 >} ) e ay a los : . ; ar 2 > ~ y a 7 Y , © 4 Dean Announces. ‘ ea 2 ae ‘ o~$. 3 a Se | warned by nature oF the &°'S and corporation franchise levies. “The Cabinet and those who sft Search for May and N UTY é é‘ ao 4 33 j Rata a ~ ie Sih ogg o & ™: ifor those who dared probe her|— ,, . | sisters, 12 and 8 years @f HIEF DEP - : a : 5 mK , ‘ RS : c >» : i . f h asms ‘ lin : ale cend | he Demo ratic senators in with it should always do SO at the ‘ibe ae “7 ” ; ; ugncnarler cnas —_ Gy are is its - | A Sang | Caucus last night, after discussing | giscretion and inclination of the | wandered away from home TO CONDUCT OFFICE} | 3 . 7 ~ i ‘S58 > — >3 St P ; rs 3 ; r * yassageway f pe ‘ : asc ? it a : TO CHECK UP ON 3 PP owe ae oe a . oes = ss a. ) sien inl » ,|the condition of the State revenue} president. Our Constitution so in- ant -_ c— ae oe 6 | i £ BS ches Se ee es ~. eae me - iCave last Friday in search of a baby sister’s bank, ende 2 for three hours, decided to assist | tended it The relationship is a yaar ¢ | eg Yr more beautiful than Mam- | ig th _ : , ~ : : | es : 4 iia CITY’S DRUG S] ORES | so haghe = “e as ‘ww fae he went no the administration to decrease the | confidential one, and the selection day - oe pra a were il S ial “ave. ( at ‘ ‘ ne : SC% . g A pec . eseegyese cost of the State Government and | of a confidant belongs to him who | in 8 CS CO “ Will Revoke ene knows. but “at the end of his nese ay ome. aanka* he found what he ecught of county governments. would be injured by the abuse of. h Tubilant. over-anxious to come. Senator Farris, caucus chair- | confidence, however unintentional. . ) in Effort to Learn Who . ae a : > " ‘Ss nak a § ‘yeyv State - Xitrary method oO seiection. . . : «te ~ ; S } . . (25 feet of thre momh, a tremen- righ oO mene # sertegt dive rae es , 8 , Ya hij clothing indicated a strugsh t Men Guarding Mines. u tituted Drug for Qul- cous boulder slipped and pinioned pal ments and of county adminis- Should I st in the Cabinet meet- preceded death. The findim . oO . . c ae : ; ‘ es a | > , 3.2 ; s * oo. . SS % his left foo*. There he kav for 24 tration, _ and recommend to the | ings, the precedent might prove an | county autopsy surgeon w ———— nine in apsules. ot a S35 ee reer = -. | ee : hours, crying for help and trying os 4 he the specific Sate jurious to the waniys rd With ce the girls had been attacked sccial to the Post-Dispatch, 3 - Se ae. 22 % x ‘3 : in vain to wrizele his foot free. - _ yew meian ge rceirmrcnenin ee | fixed, some future A gomget — 1t| slain, probably by strangull : SPRINGFIELD, IIL, Feb. 6.— S 7 : : “ . , ; >} Vv £ ATrass] cY F ative rr : : - * ddiu«as vse pS : , es ee ; ee ag eae = hefore he was found] by Jewo2ll Es ON i os or ae _ SSS” cis aes i la © mes Se eee Like kis father, Floya was a/barty leaders’ behind the closed | public eye by ~~. e that neighborhoed. - the county and stay out s S 4 oO stat ni- Be skin Met a 8 ee. ye en SO 00 A i Ge ee ae —_ => hunter for caves There was a doors of the caucus reom last night | had come to be generally consid- i , e may seem tc versity today*found their first tan- BD Be ge a ee gh ge a RS wens : : a rill about It, Lee Collins, the| Was that curtailment of expendi. | cred Ie Siete ye es PROSECUTION WITHD | q ggg eagee torsion of peace al 4 ex: . ‘ é : : oe " : Re “s SS . s ~~ & > ‘ a“ ” Pasa = . . 2. “Se » —. = d as . ooh Sat ~~. . ' a foe 2 Pony ’ >. . . : : : é ‘ : pt ss . 9 . - * . " 4. s ; “¢ gible clew when Dean Clair A. Dei > Set. “ews Sere ee. | CR Se “go aa apt Rng SE ee Bees father. said tures and increased efficiency in| high respect for President Coolidse |, of: —ahen +" ne * turn over his of of the college of pha ian ois bean | me 5 at aes : 4 4 SR Y i a SS p aeaae aes Se “ ~ Se = sy aa as) XS . . > ‘ee. wee 7 -oviding that no fur- ‘ Continued from Page One. S — oct ecenses and we make no such (Cfompetition in the Mammoth tance tax under the State Tax . | > oe — agreement providing la for the presenceof the poison to SS Seo % a : , ba ion . , , : Commission ame eit bein the , m Augustine, 1 la. Wolff was arrested by a ft ther raids shall be made except ane , 3 ; MOSS 3 : *harge ave region is keen love ope MTS: . an : _ P COM-=-)| Fy the | sae Ween ni a aias : , ' he found. le says he has no ree she , meficial and Set oe a a " | Some shane ‘ae Ng : e Associat Press. 3 policeman summoned by tha’ : ~~ | lection li r ihe + ob bye plished should be beneficial .and' 9 eS nas = > OE “So our attitude can be only one to find a natural wonder close to ™@USsion inquisitorial powers to re- ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Feb. 5.—) per; and it was chargeé al by accredited officers, and repre- 4 *" RAVINE seen any ‘ ; > Se a S ; 7 . “4 ; Hire , ; , ry . “ ativ ' : : such bottle at the unive ; . ; 2 lasting. 2 raced 5 Se ae . yf maintaining a dignified e1ience (ave ( itv, the ne yrest railroad ‘yilire honest retul ns of Inc omes., The disappea rance of Jack Nut- had used loud and abusive sentatiy es of both Ku Klux Klan ; niversity t : ic © ne ral understanding Was ting. 12-year-olds son of ¢ apt. W il- guage to the bellboy Robert . and antiklan fac tions pledged e at te tl wit?) . “ ioe : 4 ae as —— So : . eo: - 2 ° ° , . . : ‘ hea ‘o1° 2 " : ; 1: , . . ‘ 7 ° ; ; : j . the institution TT) , wee ' Dr. Briges, the college head, Dr. 7 fos as | 6 Roeard of Trustees, is tike the head Crvstal cave or old Mammoth -it- hat the revenues from incomesj| liam Washburn Nutting. missing Wolff said he had given the. themselves to exert their influence : ie Te) : wv 2 -* — . es ‘ Priogc :9) e SS “ * > ‘ . ; a. : ° ; 7 - . = i ’ - “ “ = ; ptoperly aheled it No} th said: lor. rigez will hay a banking institution. who finds aé if ) ‘ to ehare \“ hnetey ar ( ould pe a most doubled if the aSs- New y ork expiorer, yachtsman and | $10 to pay 4 $1 5a bill and vt to prevent red urrence of violence. ul. » P ; 4 : ; «+ ° ~eOnag > I ‘ . : ; ‘ . ¢ ° . . . = "" > 7 i censte A nv Ne ea M463 Peas 2 in due time to d cant eR 3 Ses =@ that a trusted employe has turned ofits might come sessment and collection were tak-}tauthor, was made public today swore at the boy when he ret Teat of Agreement. Ss some o Which end himself before the board. It - SS La _:. = § ; , ’ :, en fro: , ffi “3 ‘ec | 200- EE - : ’ , = = ’ > Bg — = isha «t yr. triggs kes te ek Somewhere art the e1 , tha m county officers and vested! when Jacksonville olice were . ; one . tained poison. were sed to fill pre- is worthy of note that he is an! ® ae a Sec: | _ age ; ari : of t} ty ’ rtuous | says = 'e : ot: in the commission ked to aid in tod ending the pelbbeirsiggber rye Fhe tent, Of) tee Se ee : ’ . ' . - Se , eS 2S ‘ ’ } o > as secretarv le COl- ror? ous IASSAgY im mos laces 1 ‘ >. . | ASKREC ‘ ale anDp "eT . - . : i . ‘ ; scriptions written hy the university honored member of the St. Louis| = Oe Se fcc we ONS aagediag ee lea aie st wider than Man's sho ~* “i \ithough in some quarters the! illeged kidnapers " ander hd Perrin eran thongs : = a. oe . . eS “ low "eVie x Inst: ces 1* 4 Lite i rmnA = r¢ iders., 1e rear Se ° ‘ . F i ‘ ‘ T's . " . ; ’ 63 a3 . ™ f health service. The capsules wee’ Medical Society, which has give Si ; Se tg ga caer I rer found tl H | : ‘aucus action was looked upon as a The boy f il B.-1 t ! OTT citt’a tacit Fey ee ‘ : : . . > * , ES RE SS . fidente ' . Pe] ; used. roune tne crnve ‘ was ming wees — th « as « , Ov ALLE 0 ‘eturn Wome y ied *) Pites. a - supposed to contain quinine us no aid in our fight. Dr see roe eS nee MAS SOY alee sini hy eee part of the politics of the Legis : ; . * Wolfs term as CONSPQEEE the orderly processes of tne law . ; : , % Bes. wes | ay know the revelation that one of out when caught on . ENS POUICS OF tre egis- from St. Joseph's Academy five’ from the Thirteenth Disp j . ace { : T 1 kK U cia . Co ‘ibuted $500 to he building : =. Pe PS SN ~ : —— a ».¥ . ’ ’ lature l! if ner ‘ “ie ; f , ‘ , . : jn establishing peace and order im Oo eck Up Pree Stores. ntri t UGINGE . 22 So See eee ee : his secretaries was conniving wit! After he was fou half stana- lature, in other words @ bluff by dats ago. Yesterday afternoon his Missouri expires M h 4. Ae . Chester asked M. N. Ford, sec- fund of the St. Loutg Medical So- Bow = F en t} ' } t " the at f f “me ing. half reclining he murky the Democrats to force Gov. Baker mother saw him driving an auto ell ats : “4b in ~ p Williamson County and the elim- : : . notner ocL_or, 11 cne saie or ane ah , esse CER . 84! erat \ y ‘ mS « * "ST av ; | * . " , : retary of the State Pharma*yv§ * 1eT\ and is one of the pilla rs of : ~ ; SS dip! ma : 4 i him 10 os «** : PASSADeCWA* aAtteInpts were tarted and the administration to take the mobile in which there were four pent righ - gs wid * Hnation of the Causes (hui might . . on nok cole at , > ; ae - ecnt es Gime | : . ngender further strife, it has bee Board, to check up on all local dru& that temple. — | : ., S$ tegister of School Stolen, o rescue him. His friends, expe- ‘Cad In recommending tax increas-| men, When she called to him one{ ping at the Madison Hotehs othe ye e stores in an attempt to learn of all “Our campaign to rid the pro- | oe Ne - , jenced ce: — sila a : if there are to be any. Senators : . eo - | . agreed before the Governor of ; Tt al) g | : fi: Dr. Briggs related that the ree- menced ci en, tried. every con- any, ; * of the men was heard to say, “Step ihe made plans to establish. the State of Illinois. the Att — »% " : ™ re ¢ tF . vo , ‘ SS . ‘ aad : P :; ? » : ar iA . it 4 . es : " ™ ie Ns ; oO 0 ; i¢ or t e wales of strychnine a) of unwort ng practitioner ceivahble ea saving him. | Who participated in the caucus on it. son.” and the machine dis-' office in the Federal Reserve: eneral and the Adiut : CG sir = " . tod ; hoa HS ‘ re . ; " - 4 — . P — , . n ear it] , . f $ we t ¢ . - - - i P é ‘ — era, a i } At an ‘ ”~ i T think the fault lies n ) IAS er n h imperec Vv lack of -co years ago. rendering school records Nia “ oO in nic devices were *‘ re positive in hei: assertions appeared, Mrs. Nutting said. One Ruilding. a & « J : Aonere incomp! - > ane . bine ' : é oa cae : ‘ ne st said. He expressed the opinion the State Board has not had any | =e ' nit aon 1 +) . nee the Governor for an increased tax who entertained the boy at motion cos Sheriff of Williamson County, that , , . [ wever. yere ¢ fe «es > a t , ” r , »rtal . y i - | "a oy that the students were permitted o funds to employ investigators. our beng loct , me eb tieeilacl [} he first : ; ening rate would not meet with favor in nicture theaters last summer in’ ST. LOuIsS POST- | he shall turn over the duties of : souls aoctors meni a, ti ; ‘ as ' ' oe Ml prescriptions without the prop- incuiry has b peste eo oath How HOMER COLLINS. the possible exception of New York whith saabiile te the Founded by JOSEPH ‘ER the office _ Sheriff of Williamson oT supervision. ePVeyT we have reac Pd the point , Vicekrev. woom the, eouldn't reached him. His bodyv $e same hotel with Mrs. Nutting and Published Daily by The Pul fi County to 11S present o.tiee dep- the her two children Co.. Twelfth Boulevard and . uty,, Mr. Randall G. Parks whom The authorities attached littl. an here ve expect to Set real AC- . , : siieiie aia é - tae aT was l\ ing between them and f nifi t t* indiv J *‘lon.”’ Briggs dismissed two students who eall, were graduates o l€ . ’ ‘- . ¢ : : 1 ¢) Pens (Member Audit Bureau of @ he - he cenahw asl re hi i 4 > » sa ; ol Fee hing ee oe T" } } 1] | } fal iad so matriculated, and caused an Louis school. includin;: Dr. de la) **” on nS Ol, ANG Che passage. a MBER GCF THE ASSOCIA ¢~ : ¢ Signates as Nis Chics | : ° v | “he war wil eonduct the triais 4 e simeth MEALeU, atl of . , e . :, rave narro'\ iss "Ee nre PS - ' - : : ME: oR © 4 ASS : ; Vv * sue eriwv Neen eee ee nein ee ctteia the Mu. {investigation into the records of 11| Madrid, Health Commissioner of | 0° Narrow to pass. prevented res Do you Plans for National Flower Show. |") asssciaied Brees AEG oid re cn purpose, ctving te : : ’ > «4 ie - * CANS , 4 f , = , , cuers reacnineg lis Tee, 1e@ § ne - ro . . , . - er . . . , ” = Se ee q : : . 4 — i ae oO , this eae ten 41 “ey se 80 signee g : cle hecinning w ith the first eace fore a errand jury, investigating the [>r. by iggs resides ad An untowa 4 alk onus eal mem of | ' tional } low er Show will he held news Giana tengs eT ce r ade Baiecns ntrol and direction of the ) ® 4 ee en ee “ey * illezwed traffic in certificates avenue. He has conducted nl cecum eran ds! RL SS Pests ' 'west of the Mississippi River for local news published therein. M@isceharge of the duties of that of- wh during the last week, and that 4t 10 a. m. Sieh earth might further block i republication of pascal disva — fice without interférence or sug- 1 they r fll ’ ' . : 2 TI ; cH “fl fo T ‘ial of: ollewe for shout Lat is. wis pie ‘ ‘ the first time when it opens here are aso reserved. ea y never ed anv prescription woe er r Trial. fnunded in 1869 a iste 21. I will eontinue SUBSCRIPTION RATES BF * ‘BKestion on the part of said George NA , : , . : . ri medicak colleges was made ' a o | : without first consulting the in The official list of those cited, - ; ; Apes : ; ' One after another the leaders o! ang, s- LD VANCE: , Galligan: snir : , , \ as Wuaitesof Western Re- Prosecutor at Jefferson City Offers the } ue work collapsed The &> through the week, March 21-28.) pailv and Sunday. one year ...+. os said Sheriff curthes 3 : ° of Daily. without Sunday. one veers. © agrees to revoke all special Deputy ttructor in charge. for trial follows: U t C) ! i in I Three and oneness a w : 7 . . Sa" =e rPerve niversity, ie@veinna, in to Co-0o werate it mé uiry . Sn i i ? —— , : ir an O -Nna acres oor ~~ : : ‘ » Sine ST. TLOUIS—Dyr. Waldo Frigg: per , 1 a physic: cnaustion of going down Sunday only. one veal...» +s s.se0 0 b ’ warr ; In Capsule Porm. ‘Goas She die Calle. eek eae of +} space will be required to take care Remit Fy ae oe order. | Sheriffs arrants outstanding, ex- de: 0 > st. OU oLllcge | . , : monev order or St. Louis éxchange. ~ “ep of the floral exhibits in the Amer- | MOR®Y otte . pt the regular deputies author- ' Relief that the nDoiszon was Intenr- . riggs’ fitution and two in Kan- Deli d b it carrier OF ; . ow I om a ea : ® elivere: y cily r Ee Be: oy . . : A mud on the floor and the foul Borr it fr the ‘ican Royal Building. Claude § §S. d » & ‘d by the County Board and ex- Physicians and Surgeons: Put * Ds im s iid . re . ‘ , . : "ae " P . . . ; . . : r : . ; : ’ req mrensthened late yesterday by the! 5 ioutsoumpas, C. C. Slaughter report stated that the rec-/ of Cole County sald yesterday he | ai. panidiy sapped their strength Industrial Loan Company | Wallin of Indianapolis, executive | 7Y only. 90¢ momins unter, ae ser te om such deputies as have f afinite 2 lew _ 6 hy ’ ' . n the cases of ese three | “‘w be ad’ to call a rand le » £ ' | . — ome > 7 i : . en clothed with uthority as ding of definite traces of th William Fred Wagner. A. M. Krall | 2“ fA vu! th e th ould : glad , , al . ind they had to be taken out. How 714 Chestnut Street | sec retary, plans to change exhib- | Entered ag second-class mat —_ > - te} for aus f ity Pree (eadiy drug in the stomach of Da Richard Grease m Oae Hobbes schools were so incomplete jury in this county to investigate | @,inine pyoti nlese for more than its from dav to day The rose and af § at oF Postettice sta . eamen for the mines in -Wil- , vichars ireaser, Clarence hs, ; , | PIU IU ICSS FU . ‘ Fs under act of Mare? .- | |. ae : ‘ ° . "71 ols x . a ‘> ‘ 424 "" » st 2 ‘ . «— ¢4 " le : : , —_—-_-_ * Hy ! a t ’ ° ‘ Vid I. Pusken of (anton. 0., senior. —mimanagy Bt einer gh , . Maplewood—-Thomas R. Moore ,, tivities demanded such informa- ' ‘ . ered so far were in a capsule in the meeeve ' eben Fa4 SCs sOrma Hlaley s statement was made aft-'| hy those who attempted to reach Pirrants to the cemetery sextong , ores Kirkwood-——A. J. Lofgreen. tion The report fir seserted . : +3 ee possession of Timothy J. McCar- Kansas City James 4). Mlvnn, | 4) ™ , ' ™ : er Circuit Attorney Sidener of St.) ColMns. gave mute evidence of the | . £. m Deputy Sheriffs. | $4 7 SS gp ge Zn BVInORee f Ralph A. Voight, Salvatore. Scimeca on “ nes ne che pore of these Louis, in a letter to Dr. Bmmett P. odds against the workers. y - e | e ® ! + pene _ spa i _— the poison in tie contents of the and Calvin A. Beard. wat nools © 5 horoughiy North, president of the State Board The eves of the nation were , 4 ~ . “Tt is further agreed by the said stomach of George Thompson of me) Bictnli—Eéreia Lee Halli. the gta ol students ht to tue of Heaith, expressed the belief that turned upon the unfortunate Col-. BM | | ee ee Canton. MeCartny and Thompson day. peiesigy a mgt oe Fie pai ww? t athe investigation of alleged fraudu- ,lins and the brave men who spared { 42 . ar env’: the CSeRee are two of three students taken Los Angeles, ¢(‘al.——Albert aahet.i. entered Whe Would nt nats lent licensing should be made in no effort to secure his release. x mMson withorue unnecessary delay a" ' : id-oen accepted by a reputab!l st hoo] me ~ : : : most violemly il] and who have! fisky, E. J. Henselmeier and E. T. | : Cole County where the licenses are! Prayer services for the cave ex- meMd remain without the sald Coun- survived Rinaldo. issued. plorer were held in many places; | of Williamson mntil and unless, ’ : : tr. comply with the law or demands , / si 8 Medicine used to fill prescerin- | liavana, t‘uba Dr. F. de la Ma | mama welfare.” | Sidener in his letter. assured th. » surzeon was sent trom (‘hicago . fter conferences with the Gover- ‘) + } aa : . ; , . ; tions issued by the student health | drid, City Health Commissioner of ! \ _ ; . board that his office and the St. to amputate the foot, if possible; 4 for of the State ‘of Tilinols. {ft f{« : . . ; . ¥ | 7 3 , ‘ ’ , hg . : . . . ‘ al ; . . - “7 service is made up in the colleze) Havana. fedical Trust” Charged Louis grand jury were ready to re-: WUouisville and other nearby citie: j Agreed conditions are such as to . — hee ing yr. Rriges declared : ‘ s ; , of pharmacy dispensary. Purdy, Mo Kav B. Horton Replying, | ceive data in the . " ni nything and did everything m A : . nH! >. ] At; n ne ro osed licens- } a : = ‘ \ I i pd per | that he was being persecuted by I | t his return. s . Marshall, M KE. B. Waters . : # g y, to help. Letters and telegrams a ie rh s . Students Took Turns. ees o water the ‘medical trust, as represent- = ira ea Rabie ali over the acteniry Gaaeea WASHINGTON AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET ‘ as ls se wmamiaamen Gether al Students take turns in the phar- No baie cor * 7 sia ees ea by the American Medical Asso- the litt tion, swat ; macy dispensars. During the six om wey inal =6gone—Joseph ciation. “The medical profession MAN WHO KILLED WIFE T0 BE ) . : eh bh os by the following com- rer , a Mitte: ; . ” Ss urgas ‘ ne the Meageil ‘ facilities " “ . Pe m at. days from Jan. °6 to 31. when the olomen eA , ‘ has become a rich man’s trust.”” he Thea mM ntail i u 1 es Another F ' oa i Fred Hamilton, Grant » » . hese messares containe: sugges ‘ KS. ; > . or) eee Net BROW. “The American Medical RELEASED FROM SANITARIUM : . ns zl a ms peruse, Otis Maynard, FE. A. Carson poison capsules apparently were charged , e . Others, whose addresses ar { tions for aid or words of encourage a , , ) . | ras the teas age ™rd A. M. Garrison, on thelr part, 6 ts “Ke [ } ‘ yeis ron ‘ 0 ‘rus a» S ’ . : Fit eens worked in the known by the State Board, are: Association wants to crush the St.| Judge Grimm, However. Denies | rmient and cheer. Featuring the Manufacturer’s Surplus Stock of VRE BBree to pay to said George Gal- dispensary. Louis College of Physicians and Wr ' " -m , : . on .¥ ReRicws Oyun rit for Complete Freedom of rhrough it : llins’ family has ) Dr. Clayton 8S. Smith of the col- Leslie Ear’ ruber, eS we ‘OTM. Surgeons because it has always Scene Mather lea} ates aaa pr Bean two i i ous 1a un regularly as heretofore his lege of medicine today is proceed toned Fonts, ‘Waiter -. Kelley, | n,ade it possible for a pogg man Application for a wr t of habeas bys ot he “ Marsh 1 1d Homer, .cgl- A O—Pa natela Sha e . | lM Bare 2 ti ing with further investigation of Bporege H. ea a ‘ — in hendime a @oster” aie as dhe” ieee se siete aoe rot sag Ye mig —— = og younty. during the remainder of the stomach of Puskens, who died Men, Viburn D. Laktue, Nathan HM, Statement of Dr. Briggs. ; ic , ie ake “+a? : : “3 Ce a PE LEM” | my le term for which he Wags elected Sunday. Preliminary investigation | Co!dberg, S H. Rhodes, Richard F T p et-Dispatch reporter, wio tore Mather, who for four years;taken away under ; physician's Bought by us at a great reduction. This is a 10c straight Cigar, made from a s | ffice and the said com- : y. Stig 0a FO! _— : has been an inmate of the Cityv!care. They returned, however, and nation of imported and domestic tobaccos, producing a fine, mild smoke. Rites, ouatinate agrees that in the ° . lioone Ir. J. Killalee. W J Sine | ‘ . ; ‘ Pueke s e nde vyester- ; ‘me Li > actio Dt Chin toe ml ; , ‘ of u k ns stoma h mod \ st r pt! Orine d him of the act n of he Sanit: rium tollowing acquittal ¢,? aiter the last rescue party Came mill day showed positive traces cf | ot a) doe = Sse cont tegggte State Board in issulns the citations, insanity grounds, of murdering his| iast night, Homer wanted to keep & Extra C mterest of peace and harmony in Sirychnine. Dr. Smith also will ' on era a o 4 wollte "welt na br. Briggs today said the move Was wife, Rose, in 1919, was heard by|on trving. The aged father, Lee ~ H | for Cc 95, iNiamson County steps shall im- make further tests of fhe contenis of by an ™ , °M inspired by the American Medical Circuit Judge Grimm today : Collins, has stood by, unable to do pecia * @ Each a diately be taken for the revoca- af the stomach of George Thomn- | Brownfield Association, which, while ‘a. big, The action was brought pbv/ more a : n of all permits heretofore is- - oman . sere , . “a . — ves ap 66 Ao te ‘ ; _ : pe son. Present members of the State |fine body,” was trying “to regulate \ather’s brotucr, Albert Mather. | Rescue Near Last Night. : AGAIN WE OFFER TODAY Meee’ bY Justices of the Peace to . ag tizens of Williamson County to oo cause of the death Satur-| Board of Health, besides Dr. North, |»verything and everybody in medi- restaurant proprietor and former Lack of organization added to § s ; . ‘ "es : ‘ S (Ore é . S > j : , 98 . a, ie 4 . : all a - a da of { harles H. Huls of Loga a pre sident, ind ecre t ry te Ww irt, cine policema nr? of 15°7 \ irginia avenitc. ithe delayé and pet Ls J¢ ,rlousle Ss rr> aris and ta cause auch citi- | . .* - : a ‘ . »* "os he A ’ . , » : ‘* . ‘eo : . 4 > = : ©.. who died in convulsions, and of |are: Drs. T. H. Wilcoxen of »OW- All the St Louis doctors cite] | y ho contended the man hal re. cropped out between various fac- ; . Sigg i AM ie as Ww EE : SP kat). Se am They lay huddled together Commissions to — Depu- shallow ditch under a coy PR RE oa a Seven Students Questioned ~ 7 CRBS still was .in the cave today, _ out of ‘over to (‘ity Prosecutor John | thy id, in the belief | ted, m coeeeee tse eam and | fornia Edison Co. in the Sierras, 100 Gem Blades..... ea s , " good faith and agree fur- ors wwhite ones, supposedly containing preme Court held could not be in School and attended St. Louis Col- | that the gir} ‘ 7 350 D 1 ' ; 1} i ; Ned | 4 ‘ > iri Was to be arrested ' 7 urham - D lex ra) Sti til tiie abbas 50c Mennen’s Shaving Shaving 4) up a to seek to enlist the business iw quinine, it was-weaid voked because of an insufficiency ce of Physicians and Surgeons | The tip was withheld after an ar- : ts and t) . Pusken died suddenly Sundiyv of signers The law thus became frem 1018 to 1922 Miss Goldstein | f@ument over the fare. Dennis J 712 000 Tariff Itc mn natin Cream ou) olaegeo oatatacttied ‘e ' ; Mes signed to this agreement : ein 12 capsules given him, both) of closures that the Superintendent of Similar records were shown in the ously wounded by) ica! . on , ' . 0 y the taxica riv- 7 nm ate a i. mee ’ ‘“e : . ) b driv- bill an item of $712,000 for ex Shaving Stick.......24c $1.25 Pinaud’s Lilac Vege- $t Ideal Shaving be é those of Gov. Sthall, Aftor- fu ra LS : morning in convulsions, after bein operative entered late ty the term of 1914. ; Kenny took Miss Annabelle Flower WASHINGTON eb it T) Barbasol Sees bee .27c- . Ae ‘ ’ ‘ ‘en . 1 J Which were white ones. Thormpsen Sehool« of St. Charles County had. case f Dre. Zeltler, Manser and ras he was bi ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ee « al idding Miss Flow er nsec of ha ra . , . . 5 : pense rf th Tariff Commissio Auto-Strop Biades:10’s 75c eneral Carlstrom, Adtutant- to Tt akén a white capeu his , mnee’ oO” «e hieh schoo or. se ‘ar : : ba nad takén a vay im pst - <1) numernu rigrty hool ee Of KOOd-by in front of her Brooklivn during the coming fiseal vear. The . Black Sheriff. Gallleun. | h a « . . ; awa - _ a minutes befure he wus stricken. ‘tificates without examination, Dr. » all along have felt the State ‘home at 4 a. m. ‘bill then was passed . : '

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. PR RE FEES ITT I Te a a : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CRT CG, 222 AF de ees CO OE a aE TL ao per PB eh 2 % - THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5. 1925. © is Ra Sethe t 9 yr + Pe Sa ae — i ec gree : a * ae x oat * if SOT ae ne dev ‘dl | ike RO ATR RSS See pore bs a 2 OTR EE % ST.LOUIS POST-DISPETC! : \ — -_ 3 ae ere te. > ~ FOUND MURDEREY he \ Disappeared Last Auguste ind = ©Bodies Are Found Near Los Angeles Home, — r+ the Associated Press % LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb, 5 ae murder of two smali girls ree alied months after their a H ° arance, occupied the attention op | Peace at errin. yy and county authorities toga,» a vate Search for May and Nina Ma "i feys, 12 and & years old, “a ‘NAMES CHIEF DEPUTY indered away from home Aug, 23 Bt with 65 cents taken from a by sister's bank, ended y y when their bodies were found a field scarcely a mile from their me. - : They lay huddled together in allow ditch under a covering of wsh and weeds. Their bodieg ne decomposed and their torn SMhing indicated a struggle eceded death. The findings ofa unity aAULOpsY surgeon were that. e girls had heen attacked and iin, probably by strangulation. | ———= a “Bpecial to the Post-Dispatch. SPRINGFIELD, Ill.. Feb. Tangible clews to the slayerg’ : Sheriff George Galligan of Wil- entity were lacking, burt Police B son County today signed ught a degenerate who las sumel fiam \ fbr annoyed women and girls in at neighborhoed. OSECUTION WITHDRAWN IK | ARREST OF CONGRESSMAN "agreement with Gov. y in the lobby of the Madison@ejnterference on the part of tel, ISO] Market st reet, on a ty 4 er iff. ace disturbance charge by a new led in Police Court today, Volff wae arrested iceman summoned byw the hotel rk and it was charged that he 1 used loud and- abusive. lan. ¥ ge to the bellboy, Robert Smith, iff said he had given the boy ) to pay a $1.50 bill and that he pre at the boy when he refused return his change. The police, wever, refused to permit him to Bas follows: ifer charges against the boy. Wolff's term as Conrressman Mahe orderly processes of the ntatives of both Ku Klux Teat of Agreement, m the Thirteenth District of ip establishing peace and order in | Williamson County and (lic etim- terday he had been in St>Louls sation of the causes thit might put 4 days with his wife, stop-fiengender further strife, it hus been ssouri expires March 4. Ale stated wat the Madison Hote), while Bereed before the Governor made plans to establish a law Mhe State of Illinois. the Attornev- pgeneral and the Adjutant-Goneral pen the part of George Galligan, ice in the Federal Reserve Ban ilding % Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Dec. 12. 1878 . Twelfth Boulevard and Clive Street, lember Audit Bureau of Circulations,) MBER CF THE ASSOCIATED PRES, “he Aesoclated Press i# exclusively en- si to the uee for republ cation of all = diepatcher crediteo to !t or not oth: lee" credited in thie paper and aiso th sn! news published therein All rights o ub cation of speé@cial disvatches heres yap reserve RSCRIPTION RAIES BY MAIL. IN SDVANCE: iM and Sunday, one vea: $10 Of wy, Mr. Randal] G. Parks \¥ mme control and direction of Without interference or ion On the part of said G. Gav only. one veat P 4 o 0 lemit either by postal order. exeress ev order or St. louis exchance. ivered by cily carrier or out-of-tows eres: ’ iv only. 50c monih: Sunday. 10¢ & * conv Intered as second-class matter Julv. 7, Do at the Poatoffice et St. Louis Mo. er act of Marct * R79 Rel ies RAO | > —~ iT POSTAGE peneriffs’ warrants outstanding FP tchmen for the mines in = mson County. where bond j Deputy Sheriffs. Sheriff to Exile Himself. Mai teave the County of hi return. 4H STREET AR SALE Stock of Shape ar, made from a combi- mild smoke. to pay to said George Said office and the said itee further axrees that i: Box of 50 Wrest of peace and ha rmony Mameson County steps shall diately be taken for the revoca- ——_— m of all permits heretofore d by Justices of the Peace izens of Williamson County $2.95 _ rr’ arme@e and to cause such -NTES Cc rrender their arms in their Box of 50 Each — $4.48 r from carrving them on ns _ OF iARS ' at Box of 50 only be made through Veach $2 45 : © regularly constituted o / — he ‘ =) * bw . . . . , ‘ 7. tor Wheeler, last April, he ,conception of the Owenbey Case. 'nere Was aA delay while the Dis- lrict-Attorney jin Montana made a} ELIMINATED, FIGURES SHOW second investigation of Wheeler. | Ca in They were satisfied that they. couldn't get Pe] conviction on the evidence they then from (*hanecellor Hiadiev's office at Washington University disclose that ne | | possessed and! the number of freshmen who falled thev had to go out and look for! ot the i of the first seMester and more. cet ance 5508 3 Sak } 11 rod 1 egis- | oT 2 ill e allowets oO regis- We were prenatine .-. wee’ $6.95 sought by all is the restora. Oh. Senator Wheeler has hen Students qualified for higher edu- ——- - & © © &€ 8© & 8 6 °S . . ‘ . 5 ' in . “ te na , t — — @ order and respect for the W®!! investigated. First, he was ioral work. Studen paitad ss ’ . : 2 'y as 4 » ne ‘ > . in, amd enforcement of the investigated pefore the Montan. PTOWDH *n Chose at ram n from : ier nie’ were . ; M . » iP e st select a re- ctu TINS— C Slimination of all factional] diet rnvet is brought second. he ms subjects but mus UE ss iso ks cee hetween the people was investigated again by the [js #'e? course. ee — ‘ | triet Attorney Veanwhile he = “That only 12 per cent were fount, and to the accomolish ’ an } f WAS / We Offer Of that end we « h ind heing investiwated bw 4 Sénate GUropped shows that the requfre- mal € each indivi * committee. The Attornev-Genera) Ments dre not too exacting, the and in our representative ca . . a | iNiams’ Talcums; al! she peeve wo tana sea eee | irham - Duplex a - 350 er-Ready Biades... .27¢ c Williams’ Shaving “| aa Mle Shaving Cream, 37c Ideal Shaving — ‘Mtizenshi,, generally in Pledge our co-operation ful- mea in good faith and agree fur- ™ to Seek to enlist the business and the interests of ‘ County In the furtherance ization of this objective.” Slzned to this agreement Se of Gov. Small. Aftor- *ral Carlstrom. Adjutant Black, Sheriff Galligan. tells us that. when he took office Chancellor: said. “A change In our he started a new investivation. on “"!' which he got a report fast August. that will help to decrease the fresh- . effective in 1925 and 1826, !} Then he commissioned his nreeist. an mortality’ incorporates en- amt. Col Denovan, to concuect q trance examinations and a sound fift’ investtesetion, and now the foundation of related high schoo! Diets'et of Columbia grand jury is subjects. The bie educetional prob- | holding anather Ter 6) today ic tm wee that the “Senator Wheeler adontes and 7 right sort of students go to col- fullv helieve him that he arraneed lere, and to eliminate in the fresh- , a fo receive a fee fer sractiosn heferse man vear those who eannot or wilt" a Government Department. His em-); not do the necessary work.” 9 eee we --—— + bv his subordinates. The head of’ (Gratiot vards with. Earl Carr, 12 Attorney-General! has breathed an'! ’ the influence of Daugherty, whose | malevolence was the occasion of | bringing the indictment against} | Walsh concluded with his appeil ! Official figures released today {° The strength evidenced by 6 ee ee ee BOY, 13, FATALLY HURT IN JUMPING OFF FREIGHT TRAIN Under Car, Wheel Pass- ing Over Lege. EE arrest, but he has no remorse fot ! Park, St. Louis County, at ee by the Carr boy. In attempting to — of blood and while being placed in an held tomorrow at the Bopp under- taking establishment the Webster Groves ad- and his father. COAT RECOVERED, BUT ALLEGED ROBBER IN COUNTY ESCAPES Suspect Walks Out of Sheriffs Of- fice After Theft at Rock Island Depot. ae _- . ,. - rye PARIS, Feb. 5.—The spring of- '\failed for the third successive sea- hats will reign supreme until than at present. The hats here are close fitting, especially at the back, where there are higty“and pinched and pulled harshness. The brim, too. follows no set Ane, but is shaped to suit the face. LINCOLN SAYS WIFE TOOK HER LIFE-AND BROTHER IS ALIVE Declares Heads Found in Block of Cénerete Those of Strangers He Found in Basement of Hiome. tv the Associated Press Shoup, her brother, he is charged | | with=having slain. testified ves- terday that he, had never killed | anyope at any time. Lincoln, wtio added today's | sworn testimony to a half dozen! “confessions” of the slavings, said that his wife committed suicide and | ,tnat her brother is alive. The heads sealed in a block of ccnerete found in a city dump pile at Aurora, to which Tincoln led ‘the authorities after stating he killed his wife and her brother burned their bodies in his green house furnace and sealed _ their heads in a concrete hlock. were no! the heads of his alleged victims he told the jury, but those of two| Strangers he found in the base ment of his home in Aurora. Letters signed “L"” written bys him to his wife’s relatives after her death and asking for money, he said. were dictated to him bys Shoup. When he disappeared from | hig farm home in April, 1923, after his wife and Shoup had vanished, he said ‘it was because he had been kidnaped. He told a similar story aiter he re-appeared a few months acer, but afterward admitted that this story of the kidnaping was| untrue, A few minutes later. Lincoln answering questions of his attorney, said he was not on friendly terms with his counsel because thev hav: |tried to prove him insane. Dr. H. S. Hulbert. Aurora alienist! ‘into the hundreds and there have testifving for the defense, declared tnat “the man is insane.” “He has immense self-pits | said, “he wept constantly after his his crime then and has none now JOHN CANNON APPOINTED = GENERAL MANAGER OF MO.-PAC, Appointment of John Cannon, assistant general manager of the Missouri Pacific tailroad, to Ive general manager, succeeding, t late John M. Megan. was announced ‘yesterday by President 1... W. Bald pulled from the track by Earl Carr. | who alighted win. Cannon. who resides at 245 ;}Union boulevard. entered the rail road business as a workman, anil became division superintendent of the Missouri Pacific, with head quarters at Coffeyville, Kan., in| 1905. He became assistant generil | manager in 1920. In connection with Cannons ap- | pointment, a number of promotions | also wére announced. He will ly succeeded by R. C. White, engi- neer of maintenancé of way, whw in turn, will be succeeded by A. A Miller, superintendent of the Mem phis division; R. C. Williams, sn perintendent of the division at Poplar Bluff. C. C. Chaman, in spector of transportation, Succeeds to the Poplar Bluff position. G McNay. who was office manage! for the late John M. Egan, was made assistant to the ceneral man ager. CHURCH RESERVED SEATS $50 sr PETERSBURG. Fla.. Feb. 5 Reserved seats in the Congreg: ‘tional Church here are to be sold at $50 each for the season, it was “announced tuday, lluwing « meet ing of the congregation at whicl the plan was approved Attendance at. church services has been so great that hundreds |have been turned away each Sun day. The ehurch is heavily in deh jue to erecting a Sunday school 'Luilding so it was deciied ta sel 500 seat« to be reserved euch Sun dav. There are 200% seuts in th church. Church offietals «aid that! previously char zes for pews in the |'huilding had never ecen made and that in th® reservations now to | made the theater reverved seat svs tem would be followed Two Negroes Found Shot to Death lienry Davis. 4° veunars old. im) ) Ressie Bachlor. known also as D vis. 35. negroes, were found dead in rooms they occupied, at ?y4A) Walnut street, at 0:30 p. m. ve terdayv. when police were called ty neighbors, who heard shots. Both! had heen shot in the head A volver with four e@mptyv sells lay near Pevis, rebellion against Rio De Oro is a Spanish colonial MONEY? Nort hwestern Do you NEED Borrow it from the Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Street ° ma ee ee a THE SMALLER HAT fensive of the picture hat has son, and milliners fear that small women allow themselves more hair is frequently no brim or a small | tunned-up one at the most. Crowns about tO rob them of stiffness or Ga EV A, dil. Feb. 5.—Warren | J. Lincoln, being tried for the mur- der of his wife, who with syron | Not Present for Seatence. j ; ; he = a 4 ' BILL WOULD TIGHTEN CONFESSED FIREBUG STATE BONE-DRY’ LAW | Dr. A. H. Post at Capital With} William Kaufman Convicted | Measure for Warrants on of Starting Fires—Repudiated | ‘Reasonable Belief.”’ Signed Admissions. S re to the Post-Disnatch JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 5.—Dr. A. H. Post éf St. Louis, superin- endent of the Missouri Antisaloon { League, came here today with a bill designed to tighten up the provi- ee Ee ee eory of the State “bone-dry” law, | and was seeking a member of the One of the sections of Post's bill! an hour and a half, would make it possible for a war- the complainant that the law was plainant has™ just, reasonable | acting suspiciously. grounds to believe, and does be- | lieve,’ nite information of alleged viola- tions. Recent Supreme Court de- cisions have held that search war- rants, issued only on information ‘ourt has held, in substance, that! he stated, because he enjoyed see- there must be some substantial|/ing the flames and witnessing the . showing that the law is being vio- | excitement. lated, in the application for the| On ‘the witness stand yesterday, warrant | however, Kaufman repudiated his Another section would be lsigned confessions, declaring he had imended, to strike out the present! heen severely beaten with blac- exemption of persons transporting:| jacks by Officers Drewes and V2» liquer for personal use and not for! Stratten and then forced to sign sale. ‘the confessions, which had been dictated to him by the policemen. | GARVEY FAILS 10 APPEAR The officers testified that no vio- , “ma” ' : ras ered, and that Kauf- “President of African ‘Republic’ | '*™c® Was offere NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—A bench | ; , ithe police station. r Marcus A. Garvey was issu by Feder: Judge Augustus | . : 7 ed by Federal Judge \ugu 1s Lumber Co. was estimated at $100.- Hland today when the self-styled | mn wee. piesident of the African Republic, | Dnder conviction for using the MVAMPIRE'S AID MUST DIE mails to defraud, failed to appear | ae | By the Associated Press. aie ; | HANOVER, Germany. Feb. 5.- Hiccoughs Fatal in Belgium. The Court of Appeals has rejected warrant to ior sen’ence., ty the Associated Iress. ‘the appeal of Hans Grans, accom- | BRUSSELS Feb. b.—An = epi- | plice of Friedrich Haarman,. known demic of hiccougzhs has struck the | as the human vampire, convicted province of Limbours, Eastern Bel-| of the murder of 26 persons, most- gium. The number of victims run! by voung men. Both men will be beheaded short- reer three fatalities , \ MISSING LINK FIND GIVEN 2-YEAR TERM a '“Australophitheous Africanus” | Copyright. 1975. by the Press anil Pullizer Two years in the penitentiary for| third degree arson was the penalty assessed ly a jury in Circuit Judge l'rey’s Court yesterday against Wil- liam Kaufman, 22 years old, self- confessed firebug, who was arrest- | ed on the night of Sept. 1, last, after a series of fires within a few | House who would introduce the/|hcurs had caused damage estimat- | bill. ed at $150,000. The jury was out, ed discovery of the “missing link” .in Bechuanaland has aroused in- | tense interest among British scien- | tists. / /accurate.” Kaufman, who formerly resided | rant to be issued against a sus-|at 3715 North Ninth street, was} pected violator of the prohibition | taken into custody by special Of- iaw, on the “reasonable belief” of | ficers Drewes and Van Stratten of the Fifth District at the scene of being violated. The’ section, as|a blaze which destroyed part of drafted, does not require definite | the yards of the Boeckeler Lumber | *vidence of such violations. Co., Hall and Mallinckrodt streets.) - The bill provides that the war-/| He had arrived at the place ahead rant may be issued if “the com-jof the officers and was seen to be At the Fifth District. Police Sta- that the Jaw is being vio-|tion that night Kaufman made lated. This would enable enforce-| written confessions that he started ment officers more easily to ob-| not only the Boeckeler fire, but al- tain search warrants, without defi-!eo less devastating blazes at the Mertens Ice and Fuel Co., 3137 North Thirteenth street; the Cres- cent Planing Mill, 3225 North Ninth street, and in numerous 'and belief that the law was being! sheds and outbuildings, all in ‘the violated, were not sufficient. The | same neighborhood. He did this, | Bechuanaland, he went to the ee i'man wrote the confessions himself ‘at the desk of Lieut. McNamara in| The damage at the Boeckeler | @¢enied yesterday ,by Circuit Judge |fered when he was attacked | by St. Louis. Motlow recently was ae- ' waneta AROUSES SCIENTISTS —— ‘N Described as a Man-Like Ape. PER > Publishing Cos., the New York Warld and the Post-Dispatch LONDON, Feb. 5.—The repért- 7 we i : > a9 nai “5 ” GEIS Prof. Eltiott Smith, one of the world's leading anthropologists, said yesterday: “This is the great- est discovery ever made regarding man’s ancestry, if cable reports Are A ee “ee * Sir Arthur Kelth and Sir Bray Lankaster, both famous authort- ties, said that the claim that Af- rica is the eradle of the humtin race had been fortified py the dis- covery, Prof. Dart cabled from Cape Town that he has named the dfs- covery “Australophitheous Afri- canus.” Prof. Dart is quoted «as , saying: “The gap in the geological record between he most primi- tive men ‘and the most advanced apes is filled by this discovery at Taungs. He was not an ape-lik. man, but rather a man-like ane, He lived early in the Pliocene re )- logical epoch (400,000 or 500,000 years ago), or even earlier, in the Miocene epoch.” The discovery is an outcome ef zeal of a girl student in the Rand University. She prought Prof. Dart the fossilized skull of a mon- key from the Rand mines. and when Dart found this had been blasted out of a limestone cliff =n scene with Prof. Mouny, a gceolw- gist. LOSES MOTION IN DAMAGE SUIT A motion to remove the $50,000 damage suit of Ed Wallis. a Pull- man porter, against Lem Motlow, wealthy Tennessee distiller. from the State to the Federal Court was OPE PO SE ne aa (alhoun. Motlow’s counsel sought removal on the ground of diversity of citizenship of the principals but Judge Calhoun held that he had waived the point by previously fil- ing Wallis’ deposition. - Wallis is suing for injury suf- BOR RE FP IS AE CIE A CeO Mothow at the time the latter shot and farally wounded Clarence T. i ullis, a Pullman conductor, which eecurred in a Pullman car leaving cultted of the murder of the tcon- -~——=- -- - — . — oe . + omen e+ oes ~- —-—— we -* — e+ eee > a N Sqr LECTRIC % ILO LE IE NGO, III SE, SO Se —— 85> a — a — i OLD PRICE y 6 Ib. ElectricIron . . . $6.75 | Electric Heating Pad . . 9.00 / t ; + ‘ ! OLD PRICE ' 6 lb. ElectricIron . . . $6.75 j ‘ j > ! f ‘ / OLD PRICE y Round Heel Electric Iron . $6.75 Electric Heating Pad . . 10.00 f A af > ; cert a._———eeeeoeo = Ke ———— a — —s - PRICES | REDUCED ‘ On Standard Appliances More and more people are recognizing the labor-saving usefulness of Electric Appliances in the home, and are using more of them. Mounting demand brings greater ; . production, and greater production tends to lower / prices. We are glad to be able to announce at this time, | manufacturers’ price reductions on the following: Westinghouse NEW PRICE j ‘a | Unchanged quality—the quality you have learned to expect from these well-known manufacturers. Telephone Your Order Main 3220 ! Nothing Down — Easy payments on light bills ~UNION ELECTRIC ~ ‘4 LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12TH AND LOCUST - MAIN 3220 yrs Webster Groves — Wellton ~— St. Charles — 72145. Broadway — r ak - ————— —— Ja bwaweess vss VA i WAI SS ~~ ee > Se hh) rr rr = = SF — ~ > NEW PRICE $6.00 6.50 + NCW PRICE $6.00 $6.00 8.50 Ea he i i i ee a *24 WASy, ee : Se oe lI ns ~~, = Md A A ~ |e } ~ and all other Branches >= > & - « athe »~ bo SE EE TTS eT cS NaN ne —atgeeNEN “2 <a

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J te wis ee Look for Special Price Tick : _ | | February Sales in Progress % Values Extraordinary in This int Annual Sale of " mis ‘ , = > Ons 'New Spring Dresses February Sale of Dress Apron: gee = ra Begins Friday Morning With 12,000 Garments Py aa cae: Me In Regular and Extra Sizes FE Pe sigss, showing the RMN tone effects, in fifty original , . o . a . cades on Georgette ves if HE opportunity to select Dresses of such ) = ) / Neos shades. 38 and 40 inche d 7 infinite beauty and charm at so low a Every garment is well All of these Dress Aprons ae ir 4 | -d price is an octasion worthy of your greatest made. full cut and finished are practical and will iaun- Ss a = / | == i38 =F : Novel Crepes. $ interest. Friday—the second day of the sale, e Ex d 1 Ww ae BESS | ea ty “ finds assortments varied enough that choos) With good hems. wean cr weu. ec wee ye ™ a = -s | \\\ \ee : | : | ing will only be a matter of deciding on some wrappers and extra cashiers come early to assure satis- Sy ES SS = Sone ~ = 4 | = : rs 4 : a particular model. will be in attendance to make faction of securing the col- 7 " = 1/ putsta The materials are flat crepes your shopping much easier. ors and materials you prefer. —~ Raa \m === F stg satin-faced crepes, Georgette ! Reco et , = a crepes, figured and fancy prints, etc., in black, white and the popular high shades. Reg- ular and extra sizes. a ? it Wek bids ih ad ae, EF 1H Aasittt 1 BIH sa Oa es oe, For the past several weeks we have been preparing for this event, with the result that we inaugurate this February Sale of Dress Aprons with values extraordinary. There are 35 styles to choose from and the garments have been spread out on tables to make selection much easier. These Dress Aprons are suitable for house, garden and porch The trimming ideas include dainty laces, wear. | ee cna ken The zee Made of fast-colored Amoskeag They come in the slipover as well as 3 | - F Dresses for all occasions. iiieatties a ginghams and scout percales in checks, ‘the side-fastening styles that are so pop- eee = DN dels ee a 4 | bite. solid colors, plaids and fancy designsin ular. Attractively trimmed in many ‘ : — 7S 4 : | light colors as well as those in dark blue plegsing ways with rick-rack braids, fk ASS Silk Taffeta. $ 149 and black with white dots. Also some fancy pipings and some with organdie s \ \ ; Notable in the sale is” | 18, 000 Handkerchiefs in a Sale made of black sateen. collars, sashes and pockets. offering of Taffeta of ck ‘aa Mostly Samples—Unasual Values mn | One of the special features of this sale is that there are at least 2500 Dress Aprons for thread texture. Selectior eeu ese Pri rete: ds ~ babe rf yf "New Foulards. $1. - > 4 ' fiat ‘ ; ii jafie — i tt | ABE sit Stefi; women who require sizes 46 to 52. These Aprons are not the smaller models made in ° rs Ssaaiiaa | Gees 3 _—séspeecial pleasure when thes sz RE 2// em such a wide variety of § ' = Se a large sizes, but they were made particularly with the large woman in mind. . . ¥ a oni » a tbe . We Will Take Phone Ord Pe a. aa | Beg " —— e Wi ake one Orders fe. ae eee AMPLES of women’s and children’s Handkerchiets ) é sa SSS 3 7 Bordered ‘Crepe. $2. including hundreds of Swiss Handkerchiefs in white and 4 SEL ae Go a BN? Reena ‘ | ie : a colors, plain and embroidered. Most of them are on the origt- | if, for the convenience of out rey who carnot SS, : a x : Border designs in unu * mal sample card and we have divided them into three groups hone orders today untii g p. m ali Central O. . t eeneens a8 sf sy a v : : 2 Dle Vv i in 4 p Pp 9 P a a +3 ; colorings achieve a —— for easy selection. 1 Apron and color you preter. : £ R e Bordered Ge aoe r ‘ :™ ‘ c sa i > eff 1m ¢ - ? "K hi f 55c D : Mail orders will als liven prompt attention as long as the garn s las Women’s erc C Ss, ozen Oo Ss ill also be given prompt attei On aS iomg as the garments ast. ee ee ee iss 4 2 wi Ss | - ' of pure silk reversible sail These ate seconds of the becter grades of women’s embroid- : 34 | . | ae ‘ ered Handkerchiefs in white and colors. They are neatly em- ~ > : : : : ot) thas N\A | , ox | 40 inches wide. -xce broidered. ; Ne .& s: i a % | . Boys’ ’Kerchiefs Men’s Handker- At 5c Each chiefs at 6c A lot of 2400 boys’ fry- A lot of 1800 men’s satin size printed border Handker- border, all-white Handker- chiefs that are slightly im- chiefs, full size, slightly im- perfect. perfect. Downstairs Store ) “Knock-Out” Brand Blouses for Boys Of Percale 68c Fast Colors HESE Blouses are manufactured by a St. Louis concern and are noted for their excellent wear. They are made in pleasing striped patterns, a few in checks, and come in the yoke-neck style with open cuffs. All sizes 6 to 16. This ts a Blouse that should appeal to mothers on account of the good wearing and washing qualities. 4 tS » ay >= en RP ae - ees emer + . Extraordinary Sale of Trimmed Hats ."255%.!°%. [A Linoleum Offering | | : — on 32 inches wide and come in lengths of Of Unusual Interest Features a New York Purchase at One Low Price '* Indian Heed ; 3 0 Clock Special» Square 23c Yard At 19c Youal HUNDREDS and hundreds of the smartest and prettiest new Li ; Soring Hats hav — rrived an . , i There are 2000 yards ingerie Cloth pring Ss e just arrived and we place them on sale Fri- of bleached Indian 25c Yard > - ™ ~~ _ 1? ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ teas mani ; oe : r : : s é : ed morning at this exceptionally low price. They were purchased Head Muslin, suitable Seciee econ i ae HEAVY burlap-back cork-base printed Lim- § trom some of New York's leading Trimmed Hat manufacturers at for pillowcases, scarfs FAs at ae aan ne cleus te she in choice patterns im-_ ic “ONCeSSIONS an ; - teacinag ¢ ~ - — ana tancy Kk: i ’ “ : wri . ; great price concessions and we are offering them at a price that lengths from Pid a ender, peach. etc. in cluding the wanted Dutch tile effects. This — Pr eee envings. . yards. 36 inches wide checks and stripes, with lot includes both the 2 and 4 yard widths ~ There are Hats of every style including close-fitting ef- Remnants of check- a ene apes FF These are mill seconds. Dewusteien ane fects, rolls, droops, pokes, turn-ap brims, of f-the-face and ed oe Ginghams, PO LEME ce e ’ . yar . - iT tes < e+ / the large styles. Fashioned of silks, strawcloth, Milan : ai mbaintieseo mane = ‘ hemp, hairbraids and embroidered Hats. z. ee ee ex my cay a Re A < Prettily trimmed with flowers, ribbons, pins, ornaments and fancy ? . 9 : braids and teathers. All the leading shades such as thistlebloom. e ruary e O omen S -\-4 ' _ pablo, almond, orchid, henna. Copen as well as the staple colors “eee ee ee OPER Oe Qype Fe and black. There are Hats for miss, young woman and matron and you are sure to profit by attending this sale. On tai Seace. } Continues With Wonderful Values i At $D 00 Yard ‘THE opportunity to secure good Shoes at an exceptionally low price still prevails. The vast assortments constituting our purchases enable a most satisfactory selection. All are in styles that are to be worn this Spring and Summer. There are sizes 254 to 8 in the group. Included are such styles as tan Dixie Ties, patent Dixie Ties, black calf Oxfords, gore pumps, cut-out strap slippers in patents and kid, black and brown sport Oxfords, velvet opera pumps and many other styles. They have covered or leather heels. Slight factory rejects. - ex e tor fe (Dewnstairs Store)

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—o al — 4 * + yatURSDAY, a ; The Daily POST-DISPATCH al 000 tit __ryinnt “hoes Pte zDaiily POST-1 alone has 57, , MORE Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | | % See Our Other Announcement on Page 13 rvice: Telephone Tait . elephone Indexes, 19c placed Stairways and ; | : 4 rs direct to the Dow i Be : ; | This style han over the telephone mouthpiece. n I | € | The cover is attr ely decorated, and the cards | i - conveniently indexed LH wer A to ~ as . ud ationer .—Main Fiecer.) | | sic. > al GRAND-LEADER et ee to, = ee eee SR. eee RS, ae a Op Oe Ses oes Rey egy PPS e EE PETS IR OIMTE _——— Spring Selections in Tice Tickets a Stk UG | \7y A x Ae Phoenix Silk Hose E arrival of new shipments of Phoenix Hose is of interest to the a of St. Louis a WH ! a 1 fF e [> many women who choose them for their superior quality. It | means that in every type of Phoenix Hose there is now a full assortment of Spring shades, including a complete scale of tan and —Features an Oytstanding Value in {o> NESS AES) F Ay ‘ | hee ee $72 Ss ee | gtay tones, and the ever-popular black. The selections include— rons {f : Impor ted Velvet Broc ades Ae aN bres NN iE f : | 3 @ $6.95 BV) Ake Ne Page Heavy Silk, $2.35 Chiffon Silk, $1.75 | k Vee NE PN fee APE f 7 No. 398—Women’s _heavy- No. 360—Women’s fi gorgeous fabrics from Lyons, France, portray beautiful de- Oe ; Pe [Sean NP sah full-feshioned chi aig . R | weight pure thread silk Hose, : \ I ea showing the artistry of the master designer, in velvet bro- Hose, made with mercerized NY oo _ Y % = ~ ee = x 5 ot a > a . aie i opus: ae he Bt Ry aad: ae * ” ———- ’ ¥ : > P a a yrs ca a ee OEP ORS “*Oiq] a cag with silk to the garter welt; ; . and mousseline grounds. There are two and three lisle top and reinforced at all full fashioned and strongly . codes on Gore original designs and color bléndings. In self col- weering a in fifty reinforced ; black and the = fa- : oat “rp twenty-five patterns, in white, black and a wide range of vored Spring colors. __ favored colors. we | Clocked Silk, $1.50 Novelty Crepes. $1.98 Dress Crepes, $1.98 No. 404—Women’s semi- OSPR ers... “ tr, te ° 4 . SEES 5 "Sas. ~ ~ . ies toe Are ss nk ee ae ig ant . eR ele oo a eS SPU ihn - — ee ~~ Ss 1925 designs are revealed in this showing of Novelty Print- IN ee > _=™ “SS a ~~ sw A ~~ . » with mercerized lisle top, dou- double soles and high-spliced ble sole and high-spliced heel: heels; ‘black and the new feature is that every design is pure silk qualities, evenly black and the favored colors. colors. exclusive with Stix, Baer & woven. Shown in white, light | exclusive with St ot org -eahpervedigann 2 A New Number at $1.35 se REN 7 sama an gf No. 318, a new number—Women’s semi-fashioned pure thread silk f re we) Hose of service weight, made silk to the garter welt; double soles and ce \\orn arr Th airs. high-spliced heels; black and the favored colors. | (Main Floer,) New Foulards, $1.79 lo : Ondula Crepe, $1.98 NAY ed es os: New and original pattefns in this most practical of Silks. Silk-and-wool Ondula Crepe : i ¥ The Indispensable Topcoat Presents “Re d Seis Gis dts : The colors and designs furnish of reversible quality; these are inspiration for cool Summer indestructible, and because of New Spring Models at $25. $39.50 frocks. A pure silk quality, their texture are ideal for Camel’s hair and tweeds are offered in smartly tailored swag- —Now Offered at a Most 36 inches wide. sports wear. A wide range of colors; 40-inch width. ger models for motoring, travel and the many everyday emer- gencies that require the clever Topcoat. Tans and mixtures Attractive Price Silk Taffeta, $1.49 : Notable in the sale is this Crepe de Chine, $1.39 _ predominate. Seven distinctive styles of newest accent are offering of Taffeta of chiffon- . A finely woven, even-thread presented in interesting groups at $25 and $29.50. Other mod- thread texture. Selection a texture of Crepe de Chine, re- els, notably among them the double-breasted and 2-button $ 00 special pleasure when there is versible and of pure silk qual- center-fastening styles. $39.50 to $150.00. such a wide variety of plain ity—offered in a complete as- : F ; i Plain and Fur-Trimmed Coats for Spring REDFERN Girdles are of exceptionally high quality, built to give the slender colors and changeable blend- sortment of colors. 40 inches lines of youth. Shown at this very lo , " ings. 36 inches wide. wide. . Sponsor New Fabrics, $79.50 to $225 price, in beautiful silk brocade reinforce over thigh, combined with panels of splen- ; Bordered Crepe, $2.98 Plain Radium, $ 1.49 | . Kasha chiffela and jewel-tone lead a captivating variety of A pure silk quality of Radi- fabrics appearing in the fur-trimmed Coats for Spring. odel didly woven elastic. Such a Girdle is one . . : 5 . . = of exceptional charm and utility. They illustrated uses Agonite (tan) jewel-tone in a straightline but are in-the popular 16-inch length. Edt (Secon oor. Border designs in unusual colorings achieve a striking um T. ve oe = lin- 4 undations, undergar- ; ings, 10 . _ ton-trimmed model, banded at collar and hem with muskrat, effect in these Bordered Crepes _ snenth, .etc: Shown ‘tn’ opera of pure silk reversible texture. tints and staple shades. 40 Cuff is plain, $125.00. ' 40 inches wide. Exceptional inches wide. ; : Ensemble Suits Introduce Use of oe = a | Women's House Dresses values. R di Pon ec, $1.39 ro e Silks and W oolens. $29.50 to $155 4 vel y Georgette, $2.98 An all-Silk Radium Pongee Pompadour and floral Geor- in solid colorings for’ Summer —— f th aot! weed fabiiel wry : ilks develop many of the-sm ee ee —New Spring Models gette Crepes of sheerest silk- dresses, for children’s frocks, en texture, in lovely designs and for many other uses. A Spring. Model above fashions its coat of charmeen, lined with ; ‘ most attractive color assort- bengaline which is also used in the straightline dress with novel Dainty and Practical collar and tie— embroidered motif of cocoa silk, $155.00. 5 98 | and color effects. In 40-inch a yor width, featured at an extreme- como A z ilies 4 width; very " (Second FToor.) Others up to $425.00. (Women’s Coat and Suit Sections—Third Floor.) , ly low price. OLID colored and striped crash— a favorite material for the new ‘Smart Spring Milliner _— Ts im ‘Novelty Chokers) SSS VS snp a — The Buy-Way of St. Louis ewest ects } r . this group, in clear, appealing colors, P 3 ootwear, $1.95 Pair | A Varied Assortment of 200° Wonwuc Nowlt> Pooteear smartly contrasted. Round neck without collar— $ .00 : ; : ina wide range of styles and —— Brings Unusual Selection ; walle 5. og Odds and ends of Vv le li . discontinued models. “nec Sipover——a fh e. ¥- 9 5 neck front-fastening models At $ . Chemises, at 75C are presented in neat, straight- 2s Envelope Chemises of nain- line effects with narrow belts - sook, neatly trimmed with em- Silk as d be id ‘ lans endowed with lovely, handmade silk broidery and lace, in several i an gure aid and flowers—Tagal plaque turbans garlanded ‘ attractive styles. 36 to 44 bust novelty buttons are used. in rosettes—trimmings that mount high "THE smart woman chooses - measurement. Green, lavender, blue and, oth- Choker to match the partic- Ruffled Curtains, 95¢ er colors may be had. Sizes 16 to 46 On one ‘side; small, medium and large ular costume she wears, and Marquisette Curtains of the better quality, with full ruffle (Second Floor.) ‘a j } ; \' \" iy - OFF, . 4 | 2 shapes, including charming pokes of felt, Noe, : | a | ee ; . A, ; | ering | = in gold kid repeated in motif | quickly recognizes such an op an eid ° deed detains aaa if oss top of Hat, flower trimmed. ; portunity as this to purchase at = stitched border and tie-backs a saving. There is an unusually _ to match. CHIc felts with quaint cut-outs and rainbow colored silk insets—rich Mi- Interest | “ Castilian Red Thistlebloom Pablo Bluet shade and in many : beautiful Cotton Among the colors are: ; , varied assortment, including tin- Linings, 25c Yard ’ cut crystals in every popular Remnants of Satinette and | / Sateen; solid and si a e O 1 OO ! ags ; a4 Square ~s 4 Fandango Wood Black " (ERIE: Pt00¢.) combinations of metal, crystal fancy colors, for lingerie, lin- ‘base printed Lin- and artificial pearl beads. ing, etc. One to 10-yard joice patterns in- (Main Floor.) lengths. 29 Diff P tile effects. This : | ’ Books, at 25¢ Seyl — ene id 4 yard widths. ! . | , “ 4 , A ny we i cone of good tyles ey ee Ped . 7 . iction by well-known writers 7 : (Downstairs Store.) Off ° lom SAWYER is specially priced for Friday. A SPECIAL purchase of new Spring ering Cut Glassware, $1.00 Bags, of leather and silk, enables , 7 : us to offer our customers these ex- oo 9r-eab a - Boys’ Blouses poe he we cees: | Site oe or ge Plates, etc., daintily cut in erent styles, all in the ar a entine arties Mevat Sashes on clear glass. flat shapes, with top or Saal aeons handles, in a choice of black, brown, Fruit Baskets, 29c tan or gray, also fitted Underarm . English Of Imported & | Embossed ‘Metal Baskets, Broadcloth ) with glass lining and swinging Boxes. Since they are made by a | handle, for fruits or candy. leading New York manufacturer, ex- Also. metal-top Butter Dishes, cellent quality is assured. Jam Jars and various other (Leather Goods Department and Thrift Avenue-—--Main Floor.) $ 39 .* articles. a | (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) ; 2 Dotted Swiss, 79¢ [NCLUDED in this special ou ‘) | Imported’ Swiss, of closely ing are 600 of the popular woven, fine quality. Colored . sSe Tom Sawyer Blouses, tailored of j grounds with white dots, or 7¢ and roc high-quality imported English white grounds — colored broadcloth in white only. This See aaah cack. cae te fabric has a rich luster, and will pois ay tan, black and other launder satisfactorily. Cut. ex- — (Square ®—Main Floer.' ‘tra full, and excellently tailored. - All sizes from 6 to 16 years. am Tos 49c a : | tit nen The Tom Sawyer Label Assures the Soon. with a soft finish 18x32-inch size. General Excellent of Tne B vounes) Floor.) (Square 7—Main Floor.) 15c (Dennison Section—Fifth Floor.)

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a ° ba 4 = * 4 » a 4 ~ - ® 4 ~ si . * Pe ieee ‘A eee u~@ hie ie ae PN: ete oe S oe aay VR SL ele to cea a elit owe Ee eee ee el ty ye Oe Sa mn ee Rea iat + il . . - "ft Gad i tye, a oe. ie 3 age» + : ED eae Vi a PY ee aR Sere, cage B® im 3 : ; ” peg ’ P thee ae oe F “oy Pe Ber or he x vy tx . ee” ~~ pres : : ‘ ey i of £ o ; : ~ ry, i . ‘ k %@,, - 4 wo ’ « « ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED = Vandervoort’s Friday OY SCOUT Uni- ed s+ s Candy Specials ~* STITTTINN LD) LL kl a Ca Lis o. a -- — ei ty “Veibeeelaths - ai eed _ gre Ee rogpgpadecdReasiedeae teecaae’i | “ ‘ani -¢ late Old-fashioned lew will be here the remainder ment in a complete as- ,/ (| ~ Vanilla and ¢hoco ; ma ail ‘questions on the wee ot | sortment in the Boys’ CUGGS g 3 g | | caramels, per box | /atb... box , 35 |. am fs & ‘tee “h ‘+ oo oe First Floor. Candy Shop—First Floor. Store Hours: Daily 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth Friday—Feébruary Sales. and New Spring Arrivals Are Featured ~ : Arden Venetian Prepara- | Shop, Second Floor. | | | za a iS Be ————— : N Very Attractive Models i i | pagent of 4 Saubll Grete alee | Gossar d Belvadear Women’s Dresses ||) @ “asp-Around Girdles. | F t . | | Z } : Formerly S ] i 4} $ 95 $29.75 5 ne i aged : | § BAR PRA OUTH is always in F you have been wanting | | wits style and Gossard Gir- a Dress for immediate, | weed dles prolong youthful ’ lc mee : = e:: lines. Gossard Girdles and See. | | Tl ees > sy’ Brassieres keep the figure take advantage of this spe- oo | - youthful without impos- cial clearance offering Fri- ee = FE ing stiffness and restric--| : LBs] t10n. day and select An_attractive = | | NY This special Gossard | model at this small cost. Li Belvadear Clasp - Around | Girdle is made of fancy | ' pink broche combined with sectional elastic at | | sides. 3 pairs hose supporters. Gossard Brassieres, $2 An excellent fitting Gossard Brassiere made of |_| A pad Ae pink mesh material with diaphragm control. Back | (elim | F Zi es ey fastening. Corset Shop—Third F'lcer. ‘ 45 _—- ~ SE Ee SAAAAAA | ws Dresses taken from our regular stock. In satin, flat crepe and bengaline. Many suitable for Spring wear. Women's Dress Shop—tThird Floor TWO NEW COATS: From Our Sale of “Sample” Men’s Kid Gloves Unlined Glace, Kid, Mocha and Cape a oe $3.00 | Re $4 and $4.50 aaa Soe OF UE a ; ; ; a Regular $2:25 | Regular $5.50 | Regular $ Gelar 96 and | Regnier 94.50 yt’ ge 3 | gh Attractive Collection for Spring —s_— $1.50 $2.50 $2.00 $3.00 s 3.0 > * : . _ + _ : $ 75 $ 75 4 Men's Furnishing Shop—First Fiocer. , ; = * . _ : > oe 4 Children’s Kid Gloves Forecasting the New and Smart in Pouch xs Regular $2.00 Gloves $1.25 — $2.50 and $2.75 Gloves $1.75 : Silk Hand bags tod paella: apr ig — : ee charming Sertag Glove Shop—First Fie ) that is most attractive in fts | img the new contrasting color effect. — : $ y 95 smart simplicity. It is made with with border and band on bishep ° q | i. iss omnite the new epaulet shoulders, a sleeves of cicada green. Fine tucking Spring style note. The collar and button-trimmed ecallope are clev- ate and cuffs have unusual box plaits, . erly used on the sleeves an@ pock- Rie =i . h HESE are decidedly new Springtime Bags, shown : | : be | Sage . , oo Be | in keepi with its distinctive ets. Collar of beige ' February China Sale : for the first time Friday. | 2 aate oi —— . . ie. +) refine ff. : * + eee | -2&Piece Seis 50-Piece Sets 100-Piece Sets | $423 FR | OLE oe dios un Many other beautiful Spring Coats in charmeen, Joseena, twilicord and fas : y ei : , ; ais Eiz; £4 * > _ fawnskin, each introducing approved Spring modes, at these attractive = | EAL TIFT L ng che 8 and a pa : Mod pes These Bags show the fine attention to detail dis- prices. : aes wares in real China, Sem-Porcelain Be LAA criminating women like to find. There is choice of | Col eo ° ~ las ; o wh 3 . me . | Ors—-New Spring shades of.Gravel, seat i and the delightfully artistic ‘*Ivory-Porce- | metal or covered frames; each is beautifully lined in snap, Saddle, Waffle, 5 Poe: and Biack. ——— ee ie | Asin”? | > taffeta; each has swing coin purse and vanity mirror. Woinen’s ‘Gai aioli ee ae i . pt Handbag Shop—First Floor * ’ Prices Range From— y ~ , . . ‘ $3.45 for 24 Pieces to 14.00 for 100 Pieces women wit Other Sets in French, Bavarian and 2, wemen withja repute- BI Czecho-Slovakian china at wonderfully etmesd, Vahmane” dads" cance comers Hosiery "7" * attractive prices. Rae Grane. of sete teste | | ; OS ; i es —the smart line of cut- + a Regularly 35c Pair Oe ee Ge «, et “Miss Nanetie”’ b Spm cqgrnte spud em , Trousseau Crepe Children’s r * *&* © © & * China Shop—Fourth = om apr favored French toe—ar Flesh Honeydew ae ) mong the desirable style Orchid ZOC Pair ~ a. . - > ~ i SPECIAL value are [NDERPRICED for t h ese well-made this special sale Bloomers of good quali- event, this Hosiery is ras reiniorees Witt ener wear . sroscrain ribbon tie elastic at Waist and ae . rien a n ‘stain ribben tie. at st 6 cotton weaves in brown, | knees i tc camel, white, z In All Sizes Silk Underwear Shop— camel. white. black A s0ROSIS SHOE : | S ] 2 | Our February Furniture Sale F eatures— - ) | ee the Second Week— Women's Shee Shep— Second Floor | = aa ee — | Over 200 New - > : ——— ° * oe ote jaa Th | ——$$ —S Living-Room Suites — Herrick Refrigerators : Cvs atines, “Valentine —— —— | . The Two-Piece Suite Illustrated ] OS i F T 5% Discount 7 | mtganrbcten taetee ——=—=eIoeaEQ)]T]==== a Regularly Priced at $289 , a oniy a few of the many SY ch ; ‘ ; = — Aisle Tables—First Floor. Only Se 12-1 Pied EPRESENTING one of the most popular de- ~ , Offered — waged lem Now Valentine Outfits; for : Eng lish Br oadcloth signs, has several outstanding points worthy F Valentine making ° i tae of note: There Is a Herrick for Every Purpose De Se ig, PE PU In‘-New Spring Patterns Tine hand ia olid mah b d well - soli ahogany base and well- No. 200, spruce lined, 60-lb. Reg- : Tatentiee Eat + aes | | | ularly $27.50, for $7. 3/ 7 acter “elketions : 2se | | " | | roportioned I " ; , , | c “ad $ Vad & propo , Slender arms. ‘Covering of high No. 300, white enamel! lined, 60- $28 47 e P and moss, good workmanship throughont. “a Sold on Vanderveort’s Clab Plan of Payment . : Stationery Shop— | 36 Inches Wide Vandervoort’s Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. —. Housefurntsh!ngs—Basemen*. | ssh asian denanre: Vandervoort’s Colored Wash Goods Shop—Second Floor. ee ee on e ie cu ~~ ee ee ee i. £& ~ & mm eeeeiatte . Pt. t elie > pees 7 . ng . —— — — EE ______ €_<£<L a ee i Me ee ee ee, A ee ye Re ge, ne? gee ™ . Fe eee Ber on ee eel ae. ee Se oy) ee he De. eee.

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ee SI ee Tg Ee Te Ne ee aa, ME EE ee LS 4 RIPE I Ere: PRLRENS OE aE ee pe : » a3 . * aren - > Sia * $ Ps 2 ane a ‘ 7 Ww WC GS i & 7 LS peer eee Ras _ _ . = — A iw 3 " set: x LY + ed 5 ~ "ehes i! mer ot, 7 x i St SE eS RES, IF Le en eS . RE IR” Ea ae eee eae “ i se - . - 7 — é : 4g ay ‘3 | Rita. BeeURSDAY: . ., The Dai ST-DI. : 57 2LITY Ci . 3 THUnep earary = isos i Ae te Daily POST-DISPATCH a has 57 000 MARE CITY Cirenlation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMOINED as STIOUS POST-DISPATCH = FEBRUA 5, ists | a Friday ;, | ; TIT LLL | ecials | ’ ‘ er il "ati SLLatis Old-fashioned lemon drops lb. box 20¢ —— -— rechicdi ——= = * OLIVE AT EIGHTH ST. After-Stock- Taking Sale : ee TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS — | IN ODDS AND ENDS OF _ i . Floor. ured Men’s Clothing, F urnishing Goods and Hats .of the Better Kind | Odds and ends in all our lines have been radically reduced to clear away all this season’s fine . : merchandise to make room for the new Spring apparel arriving daily. | a . Odds and Ends / . XY ure = or yee | : | FINE SILK SHIRTS | ° , | , NG MEN’S | ce te — oO Final Reduction On Our Entire Stock | SOFT FELT HATS | rae er. 710 _oF— $400,550 $a 95 | Mostly Small Sizes | | Values, Now. . | . OR This Season’s Overcoats and Suits 3 | | seca ila pommen ) Odds and End; | | —— iad — A In These Four Lots There Are Fifteen Hundred Suits and | BEAVER AND VELOUR HATS | pring | ho BT fer... 4 Overcoats. | $1800 to aes, 942-45 | 15 eS | Mostly Snaall Sizes et ie | | MEN’S SUITS charming Spring Odds and Ends | pt Piney Bas , ‘Mwnskin, featur- “oe \f COLLAR-ATTACHED SHIRTS | MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S CAPS . see |B | eneesy3s%..34 || LOT No.1 ~— $ 33 00 ves squirrel. Priced : Values, Now . ome... to $3.00, a “oper ' White, Tans and Grays Values up to $95. Now pe these attractive Sabres Odds and Ends ) LOT No. | > 20 ; | ey oe ee oa COLLAR-ATTACHED SHIRTS Values up to $65. Now _ Finest Imported Wool Half-Hose — $2.00 and : $3.00, $350 $ 4 .65 or, Now aa 1 95c | BE ga om ee oi Aa and One-half lined, making | Valen, iil a. So: res: $450 FANCY CUT SILK AND a Cn eae CROCHET NECKWEAR OVERCOATS | | _rmstikinttuos sop dir es, 9 wo on $ 4 $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 85 | | $4.00 Values Three : meet for ee ee ee Both Foreign and Domestic LOT No. 1 $ 50 ; tits | . Now —— tures— Odds and Ends Values | ial to $55 Odds and Ends , IN FANCY NECKWEAR Women’s Imported Wool Hosiery Ww lites $1.00 and | 2 ante . 1.50 Val | LO No. 2 $2 Qo $3.00 te $4.35. Or, ie" JOC Values up to $65. Now , Se ee | . 4 All of our other this season's Suits and Overcoats are cut in pro- coe | 4 ) r TLET GLO portion—excluding dress and new Spring cloths. Odds and End: opular de- ’ UNLINED * VES These Fine Overcoats Come in Silk Trimmed, Some Rug Back— WOMEN’S WOOL SPORT HOSIERY nts worthy - 7 ary 9 mg $4.15 | and Some Plain. Values, Now. SEE EIGHTH STREET WINDOW FOR THESE REDUCTIONS — ea e and well- See Windows for These Special Reductions f eof high- “ ; of éolors. vered with er Gecis 1nd ~ deal ~All Merchandise in This Sale Is From Our Regular Charge Accounts Sokcted ous to Mention. Stock and Not Bought for Special Sales Purposes. o Wintows on ee ng service {| ing of hair I ‘loor. i iim ff : TL SUUVESVABUNBEDUEEED EER? Us THTEYG ; : a a oan ' ae | pe eee eee — Os j= : 7 1 \ i ry eS per eee tae Cy Be 7 7 ‘ j ihe a =| 7 Dee , ™ f ~ P ait e ‘ " v i —— : —_ = = —_ =| x ori 2 ee eee UL TITTULL DLL LU LLL LULL ete ib : ‘ SURED SeueeseeeReDeededeeeaeeledesesueren: ret TT iL + , : ’ — | eee | «< ° : . oes - c ‘ < ® ike F : Pee 4 “—

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— A a ‘ : THU 5 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED es FEBRL ___ THREE UNION DRIVERS FOUND. | BADLY BEATEN IK a 2000 House Frocks, 88c ™ $1 50 to$2.95 Infants’ Wear, $1 | bess —_ — Men Tell Police They Were a ¥ tims of Mysterious Attack es Influenza, Grippe and Pneumo- Following Meeting. r Women's and Girls Spring Hats | LE mia usually start with acold. The Police of the Laclede Avenue |» a ag Lay moment you get those warning Iistrict. investigating telephone in- Sh $3.95 fo $5.95 Values gi OCS b entire lot ts all new Spring Hats oF aches. get busy with good old : e rege? i j e . (ror Musterole. Fine quality Shoes, of well- ‘hich represents a a al purchase ' known makes many of the ieacin “ irplus stocks and mmes — house s few factory an -m hecks> all ne of a kind styles and desire: the new materiais and materials and c: Pp a colors ‘a ace formation that 2 general disturb-. Musterole is a counter-irritant ance was in progress at the Cen- that relieves congestion (which {8 .-a) Trades and Labor Union Hall, | what a cold really is) and stimu: | 2°28 Olive street, at 2 a. m. yés- ulation. | > bet amtes cire the good qualities of the ol@ terday, found three badly battered mustard plaster without the men. who claimed to be the victims of a mysterious attack. then a soothing ool cocenties The men. who said they were ck relief % : “4 Mustercie handy for emerwrenseys members of 1 Tt mav preven? eet . ~~ local ITnion. described themselves To Mothers: Musterole is also Lmrcal we ' cong made in milder form for as John O. Henson, 34, 351% Clark 4 : babies wd small children. avenue: James A. McDermott, 25,/ cor iidren's Musterole. °911A North Jefferson avenue, and 35¢ and 65c, in jars ie tne: 99. Bb0eh Lactede ' ngeio, 3:, A J Cie and tubes. | Gustave Ans he Furniture Drivers | Styles for graduat iot- Ww 7% or fro mn | cuts and bruises of the face and | head They told p lice thev had | : > . ™ 1? i. 2 aan -~— remained at the hail following a! meeting of their union Tuesday aid e night. and that shortly after 1 a. m. ‘five strange men entered the build- Better than a mustard plaster ing and began an attack with fists and pocket Knives. The three furniture drivers said ADVERTISEMENT ‘they were at a loss for a reason for the attack, as there is no labor Headaches From Slight Colds trouble at this time. After receiv- . ° —_ ‘ime emergency treatment at City Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets ‘Hospital, the injured men were relieve the Headaches by curing the | questioned at the Laclede Avenue | Cold. A Safe and Proven Remedr. Police Station, and later released . ss _ tr Les — or +h es ij. The box bears the signature of Police are looking for the assa E. W. Grove. 30c. ants. who escaped after the report- ed attack Seldom does such a buying opportunity present itself. ~ | merchandise is all desirable—much of it brand-new, just; ceived. Many small lots not advertised. 7 - Our determination to not transfer a single item back to Bargain Basement when completed, causes us to make dras- tic reductions on new, dependable merchandise. -_, r 300 Silk Fringed a ’ - . : a . r inette | 15e Bleached Toweling | Invisible Under-Hose | $1.39 Rubber Brassieres $1.29 Children’s 69c Bloomers » Cotton Satine | eac | Rigen B Combinations 200 pairs te sell. Fane ° ‘ lengths of fine | Full width; good, heavy qual- Flesh color, wool mixed; | New rubber reducing rae | ot ae : ; C = o~ = ey nagpencaecline ne tty Towe! ng. Full o™= R8c sheer, soft Hosiery. Irregulars. | sieres; full size assortment. = Princess Slips and Bloomer | ~. uality in all the nted pl | ity Toweling. Full gured - ° ; cloth. Elastic waist aha Se ] Yards ieee. ee: Very _ Made of pink para | Combinations; lace Hg R8c wie eal eT for. inches wide. . 23 88c | ERY imi 5 oe . embroidery trimmed. .-.. | to 29 lengths.... e s 72x90 Bleached Sheets | | : ' : Cotton Outing Flannel | Gooa serviceabdie quality: ex- | $1.19 Flannelette Gowns | $2.95 Fiber Sweaters Semi-FPashioned Hose $1.95 Pettice 26 triped tterns Out- | cellent RS Made of cotton flannelette: 121 in iot Red, blue, green, Silk and silk-and-fiber semi- r , a vara ag rege ca weicht C cum full. well made. In plain hrown and black. In puwil-over fashioned Hose. In an excellent | Included are radium ing Fiannel. 20 yard ae. and fancy voke styles. also plain and belk- R8 ¥ | assortment of colors, plenty | gateen in plain or fancy | ‘ of , ee aie # . patterns d models. Sizes 36 to 40 black. Firsts and for | styles. All desired shademy as : 19c Bleached Muslin | ™**™ SS seconds..........b GO | lengths. Blestis Good *f - Die a SARN EY'S MEN’S $3 te ARMY GOODS STORE to" & Washington : $5 PANTS $1.99 SPECIAL! BIGGEST FOOTWEAR BARGAINS IN YEARS A miscellaneous lot of more than 3000 pairs of men’s Shoes Oxfords, ladies’ and boys’ high top Boots, also hundreds of pairs of men’s infantry and scout Shoes on sale Friday, one day only, choice, $1.99 a pair MEN’S NEWEST, HIGH-GRADE OXFORDS VALUES UP TO $6, $8 & $10 The new. correct Winter and Spring styles, (samples), in tan, black. dark russet and two-tone. sport styles. made of the finest leathers. More than 25 differ- ent styles to select from. Think of buying high quality Shoes and ER a Oxfords, Goodyear welt rubber heels, etc. Guaranteed be a iiens im every respect. Valoes Men's Scout up to $6. $8 and $10. Friday. eh ate... mS hy SHOES se all we wee. ¢ Saale | : $2-Inch Dress Ginghams **7.=** @ **"* 88C Sele T5e , ata — iii tenitaiilial Lilia So , ae : ir | Dressing Sacq | _ ‘einen sp tea poles “~ Beautiful floral designs. All Sample Leather : various size check and plaid | $1.49 Ruffled Curtains | — the best colors. Included area { Just 109 in lot ; ) ‘ few plain percales. for shapes and styles. Le ffects Yards ee ef "eet aine - a6 "ith 2 8 ; At : 4 88c gyre gd ggg Me 20 Pt Sizes 38 to 44... 8c satin Bags. Includes At full ruffie and : a , | $1.95 values ca , e acai ed Muslin: | ~ —— — ate ne * | , | ) 35.5 4 Si ’ DRS AF 55 de _ /> | $1.19 Children’s Waltke’s Toilet § I. 39 00-In AF t Sik rtain Materials — + E ajamas ) Good quality Soap, in ¢ quality, ideal for casement cur- £ , | hil 's Wi : r Sh th wanted ’ ‘ale | Children’s warm sleeping gar- oatmeal, tains. Shown in the - ‘ard ; iain 7 " . S&c , ‘a ™ used for ments in drop-seat style. S8c it > , pongee color. Yard ee a ee ee eS Sizes 19 to 14 years. Each ee - —— | short or long YARDS . , : ce C - 25c Pillowcases Riedl jae 42x36 inch fine bleached | ,._ Serie... ee Well made ' Peather Ticking 39-inch Ticking in the wanted blue and white stripes > to 10 25c Cu Scrim Marauisette: im | . 79c Infant’s | Silver-Plated in Grenadines | | Flannelette Wea Teaspoons, Tablespe _ . , a ee ae ne ae el r _ Soup Spoons, Table Porka, Is February Sale Oo —— mee Made of eeetetion Rodice and built-up showicers. Union Suits . . Women's Gloves ‘9 : Fieh finish wi & silk-line stripe. mare : maa Ce ee te [very garment perfect AS- > “4 | ; = Men’s Shirts tan, brown, ete. Excellent quae wetght. In the new shades of 65c Bleached Sheet 88c Good heavy quality Ble: . srted for aed . cocoa, red. garnet, green, henna. ing wide. A yard 4 S8c . Suits Assorted sizes. Only 300 in lot. Excellent | 4... ) : =, _ rust, mavy or Black. Yard. 1zZes > - 7“ , *-* - ; e . 4 1 er} e - > > > Sheeting. Foul) .3 patterns, in plain or striped de- | , N bolts ful} signs. Collar-attached and | a ew , ne os oc g bleached. ? Yani« & . pa Specia! .. aw c Bs. aie -_ ah: " 35c Women’s Vests $1 and $1.25 Women’s 2 49¢ Drapery Cretannes Full-Fashioned Hosiery neckband styles. Broken 88&c $1.19 Corselets —~— epite ey — nme oy tit-baet a" na seilk - Fher _ Ce aw = size PAM ZO... ec eeeeexes Shades of gr . tan, rose, green, lid quality In choice = of me gh gr “toa Sample Odd Lot Sale of ie ) Brocade models, side f Doudre or Prouch blue : Yard. ...« nl Clix one alga Jee: 88 slors. Saetaa ~ oo i Gy | ing. So inforeed. ‘a ; f Boys’ and Girls’ siorins.-- DZ on ae ee Continuing Our = Fit size assortment,.-.. OOW $3.00 Hairline ys . aa —_ — seconds. Ail sizes Included are Brushes, Combs, H k Noe 2 we é4-inch all-wool fine twill . snrinapnailialitedlailas sntiliaeniipesiee Powder and Hair Receivers ouse $1.39 Drapery Silks Frock Sale ‘ Ce cee = ~ curtains oer S / é = « a.i eee: bolts: 1or short Or .ong : onds: 34 inches wide. All unit. e henna. rust or black Yard aie cu 35 | ie ' heavy quality, suitable for erdrapes Colors—bdlue tains 0 yards in iot; | ages, with fixtures complete. ey (Main Fleer—N all drapery pur- 29 ~ mulberry. creen value— , Cc ry at 2 ) iz Come in green, buff or gray ‘* | . © poses—vard tan—yard Third yara | mhadee—each........s++sceoue a - _ 39¢ Plain Drapery Poplia ~ Big February ee ee, Pe eer Fl Made of good quality plain scrim; Plain Drapery Poplin; grees i th P. . : ns ; oor eguiar iengto: colored ruffle of pink, suitable for light weight 1 B a | 0 é opu ange of pat- per Teen Sg Mi seats r finish: suitable for curtains , : ye Tdba! . rms and color combinations Re: mend 44 : _ ~ ~— ) } curtain or drapes , : na ead pes, @xce:.ent quai- :, : pes. - In aes! ran le lengt ~ = ] Q > 2 . we r . ; x th N - ye Gc. ‘Tt i? T? > or liv o $ ] Ta rd eaniie iW Sta Keld 5 aa a Refrigerator arn ' . ite rer ec eer ef — - 9 guarautee means that the i ; | Drapery ongee as does not you nfay ret it. 98c Drapery Reps 5c Plain Drapery Gauze ; 39c to 69c Curtain Corners — stk and fiels Peneec ee : ) ’ urn it 60-inch Drapery Reps of excellent =" » yards c p! a, Drapery Gauze; 35 Bldg. F =" 25c and 29c Drapery Cretonnes 85c Figured Drapery Gauze 2500 yards r 6wthis s-inch Drapery ae Cretonne in an excellent r Rrand-new,. ali sizes. Chocolatc color. Plain, soft toe. A strong. ae weno 91.99 LADIES’ & BOYS’ $6 —— 141NcH. BOOTS Checeolate Celer, Moccasin Style : As tties- trate dad. Brekean Sisean Only. ON SALE FRIDAY ONE DAY ONLY MEN’S «BOYS. SHOES*|* WENS 8 $12.50 - LINED LEATHER y's JACKETS, BARNEY > ee io’ A Washington ~ . | in St. Louis. It is a real i let and Scotch weave: 1% yards | tiful quality natural Pongee; “ quality all wanted shades; ma- inches wide lustrous finish long: suitable for sash wWin- 9 | color rose or blue. Saat ples, by expert workmen, of for curtains draperies or (,auze suitable for casement the dows or door panels— Gc ' ae particularly designed to 1m} portieres—seconds—yard... windows or draperies—yard... cach.... ee ’ - rior finish is waterproof va » + . leaves the factory. rr 7 : 7) 4 ce « All Basement Ready-to-Wear Moved to Second Floor and Greatly Redu od. 300 Winter Coats : New Spring Dresses” These Winter Coats must be sold immediately. We | . All the new materials of Springtime are included i will not return any of these garments to our new base- a. tae ’ this group. There are Taffetas, Satin Cantons, : | : Crepe, Baronet Satin, Georgettes, Sport Serge, ~% ’ ~ . ; ’ - Checks, Canton Crepes, Broecaded Crepes and ° | an | Cc S. Matertals ‘ | eth = oe for every hour of the day Suedines Velours : ST, cay, esses to tes ment when completed. 9 Risse ami achactatiete Sides 3 : eo" —sport wear, afternoon, dinner. Polaires ; Bolivias street and evening; with the proper Silk Plushes eolors and trimmings to make them Colors: 7 desirable. for the well - dressed ; woman. 4 Black Cranberry aed } Navy Brown SIZES — = . > ‘fs = Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18 = Rat 18 a cto ) age of t& - Women’s Sizes 36 to 44 omen s 36 to 46 | a Se Sane Cae poem Extra Sizes 48 to 52 a *, ee Gis eaert & ’ ; . , Veet oY i ae Be ee ——_* i. ai Ke ees er haga Nt eoesee eos ad ~ wi teas ae * Caer’ -_- > = : > a: te a — i " ae eee = ee, & am + ete. Gal a) (Second Fileor—Nugeats.) . an = ips ehaee / , see SUE — — . y : ate , it ; ; 7" vii) F iui i r " " ; i ti iff 1 i} , j ruber Wty i ; " " Th : _ - , Se2 me Sees en eamaeemaeaessaweaseaaeameeweaeeeeeeseae eee ees S28 SSBB RBBB BRB BRB E828 8B 88S 8 8 8888 8 8 8 ew ese SB ESB BEE eee.) ese eee ee 8 eee % r * . P — " . : 5 4

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—mSBSeBke 8 8 8 SB: Hata -from 25 present itself —the brand-new, just re- 69c Bloomers 200 pairs to sell. Fancy flew. od and figured mercerized th. Elastic waist at knee. ae eee hs rt Ai, 88c. $1 05 Petticontd | Included are radium silk and leen in plain or fancy bottom ‘les. All desired shades and “ths. Elastic si 8 ES a a 8c kmple Leather Bags. Just 109 in lot. Assorted apes and styles. Ifathes and ‘tin Bags. Includes 8 EI. 6 00+ +060 se &c es ~—_——_— Waltke’ s Toilet Soap Good quality Soap, in a nm, buttermilk, oatmeal, mit of 24 , 4 for 880 PB seacecsce wer-Plated Tableware Teaspoons, Tablespoons, up Spoons, Table Forks, Ice eam Spoons, Berry Spoons, ad Cake’ Servers. Quan- Be. 12 “" 88c Ic c Chamoisette ( Gloves Women's Gloves in gray, 1, brown, etc. Excellent age Fancy seams. Only zen in 2 Pairs 88, ( $1. 19 Corselets Brocade -models, side fasten- . Some reinforced oe size assortment. it eo 88c 1214c Men’s Socks. Wen's Hosiery; in colors. Good rk Socks. Assorted sizes. c....... 10“ S8c — s to Go’ Window Shades indow Shades; slight seo- es wide. All unit pack- tures complete. S 3 1, buff or gray l ieapery Poplin |{- try Poplin; green only; ight weight pes. C rr ee ere ete ewe © pery Pongee © Pongee: 36-inch: beau- tural Pongee; 44¢ slue. (Third Fleor—Nugents.) Rall — y Reduced Dresses Hine are ineluded in Satin Cantons, Flat Sport Serge, Sport Crepes and Knitted 7 : Ie. i Tire a , Fe ET OE Be ESP OL TE ee aE ee aL Ee tesa The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening elbasianieds COMBINED Fe PO TALES LF TE ee ee er ar a Pare a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCY a _-— - Ri te... Sees Oe eee Ceeeeseeeseevsesesegvereseereasrseeeeoeeoee hen ee Co co are ; n desirable colors in light and dark shades. y $2.25 Black Silk and Wool Crepe Faille; 4a jechon y Satin Ee ee ne sense PE ane sizes for Misses and Women, 16 to 44 seni sciads aciendie anton asdade', temo ae oaaia a ard rai) lined. coheres Black, brown, cranberry, ‘ Misses 4 an, taupe and rust. . 7 ; ) Women’s and Misses’ Sizes, 16 to 36, 38 to 44 ll Be Uncove “$3, 00 Crepe Satins Racks Wr overed at 10 A. M. Friday 40-inch new Crepe Satins—in shades of rust, cranberry, Every Coat Should Be Sold Before 2 P. M. (Second Floor—Nugents.) tan, cocoa, brown, navy blue or black. Yard......... (Second Floor—Nugents.) p (Main Pie oath ° = $5.75 Hemstitched Table Sets Friday Only Friday Only . Friday an Sales $2.95 Crepe Ximonos loom Zernana and Ser $ 2. 09 Kimonos. in floral and ‘S. New Wash Fabrics Imported Irish Dress Linen, in all fashionable plain shades for Spring and Summer frocks. $1.50 Silk Big Friday Only ..... Friday Only Friday Only These Towels are linen. in absorbent iy bemmed. \ rubber. covered with mer =, ly neide Corselette has mesh top with a (Main Fleor.) reduc ing xt Dp. (Fourth Fleor.) , a for $1 cerized n — and sheorbent cotton mosh - — Friday Only : . 4 j . uw) ” 35c¢ L cnen Crash $5.85 Reducing Girdles Double Deck Coil Springs Fine quality, plain colored Volles. Made ° of selected cotton yarns. the new anc : Friday Only Peoceceeecs Friday Only iw oka a eae Staple shades in “guarantee Friday Only, Yard os p guaranteed 59 y ys GTA. .-.+.-++s Made of e ot ay tr deal Ss Strongly built. oll-tempered stee! Fast colore.” Yar@ .....scsscsepessves C ; A race importation of 20.000 yards of & ace ncaa cconh with hack lacing and a clasp- coll, seme cross nee — Egg | hed ime qualit, pure flax Linen Crash in red a antl ‘Fourth Floor.) .\) years ery comilortabie. yr a Sty le s P] . Mi ] Cr and biue borders. (Main Fleor.) oe , ' (Third Floor.) ain 1racie epes c H R d nd c (‘Complete color range in this popular dress ° and blouse Crepe, also much used for trim- . . $7.50 Hip Reducer and Corselettes — Beas a gz and combination. A lustrous 45c Lin Toe P Davenette Pads krinkle Creme. 36 inches wide. Yard... OC 4x6 ft Box edge: covered witn good art ticking excellent quality and fin- (Third Floor.) ish In plain shades, also wanted colored \ — stripes on white and colored grounds ner, 406 de- A $1.35 (Main Floor—Nugents.) $19.95 China Dinner Sets Friday Only, 50 epee Imported thin Bavarian chin onventiona) tan color design ice for 6 persons with covered = s) Friday Only fullness over hips. and black extra waver, brown, navy il nt Floor.) bes “9 $5.95 Costume Slips Colors— (Fourth Fileor.) Lovely Costunmre Slips made «$4, 88 Orkeda silk. in bodice her natitched . tip sty! “ith Friday Only, 25 resecsaten SS are Friday Only .. , 12 by ) r) nis ot. * Fancy edge, plain white porcelai Washabie Chamoisette Gloves-—em- -_ ei) . ne, Ag Bll. . inat Includ n > | first quality: © cups. 6 sau = broidered back style In tan and gray ‘gecd ant t dinner piates f sauce dishes yn. 2 oa bow | Sizes 1 ts to 10 (Main Floor.) . 2 good assortment of sty e and colors heme» bt toor.) | (Fourth Fleer.) I $3.75 Collar and Cuff Sets Preaay Only ........:... Collar and Cuff Sets of Va! laces trimmed with black ribbon. Gauntlet Cuffs and Buster style Collars Cream and ecru. (Main Floor.) Reduced Sale of Flannel Shirts $14.50 Baby Careinges | $1.19 Oval Braided Rugs 4 7 . Te ’ D $4 5 silk Sc , Odd’ lots—one and two of a kind taken $21.50 BOO-F"iece Dinner Set ) $2.25 to $2.85 uattle ots resses : 9 I caris from our regular stock. Collar-attached 7 F id O l Friday Only stvle. Khaki, green and Friday Only riaay wmty its A] ‘ A special group of little Tots eo A beautiful aseoriment of 4repe de othe! colors. ASO some a New princess shape noaut ful —with or without panties Voile, gir chine Scarfs Come in piain and wool mixed. Broken size pink cluster spray) pn oe ham crepe and chamobrelia cloth; in lid colors xe checks printed patterns. in all the new. bright colors. With : Ae i go fast stand gravy Roita ser’ [« ersons. Trimmed with dainty embroidery ar colored titching knotted fringe. (Main Floor.) range see eee e ee See ee ote ees (Wousth Floor.) . Sizes ® to 5 years (Fourth Fleer.) \ 4 9 : = ae Men's Muslin Pajamas - 5 rial B $8. 5 S lk % pe D Odd jots from our regular stock, slightly $4.49 electric Toasters v6.1 at oxes Friday Only soiled. from handling. In _ solid “S169 . " 4 re ee . hite. Friday Only Friday Only | | | Q bias, tag San M $ ~ t jlores models r} = lk oO « - o . High-grade upmg.it style tA Very smart and ee * are ti ‘these Mace jg. EO “Splendid ~ for : home or + Sroken ise ranex Electric Toasters drop-do rm “y round-style Hat Boxes ne quant) afternoon eal In black. navy. brow: tan. tmmmed : . makes ge icious toast inst: door "model: ete yy org and black ename eather bow ee” hat form ara with astrathi: e eollars and cuffs. Sizee 16 to 40 Men s Wool and Cotton-Mixed Sweaters sit (Fourth Foor.) Renan | | ee Slipover and coat style Sweaters, in pla n and combination colors. Slightiy $I 95 I 1 I soiled. Sizes 34 to 386 mostly. : . quality all-wor hen. El = - Good dreds weight. In tan, $7.98 ee eres Sree : , Friday Onl Men's $1.00 and $1.50 Union Suits Airedale or new blue. Yard. . ° Friday Only Friday On y oe ee 8 ri y y : hee eee ete en §s ad my - Strong and we!! made © carriages w ith Heavy oval braided Rugs in neat color ( Men's cotton ribbed Union Suits in medium P $3 00 New Checks ee ee oe ees SOE adjustable hood and: back rest; brake ings and attra@tive designs 1SxsU-inc 5 and heavy weight, long and short sleeves, » . nickel-plated wit) ba: *K rest rood : bber tires ae Be Pradhan size Ihigd Fleer.) -le th stvles. In white and f-inch. fine all-woo close twill serge i 2@-piec shu co ete and solid ru 1Z ankle ne - C : iif Sere cord and ~Y-piece plug omp:! oneh Fleor. a . men Secemie os. 4.24.) im. wood dress weight In brown, blue, — ecru. Broxen sizes. a or black Much in demand ' ~ M children es 2 ee ‘ $2.25 Electric astion Kapoc "O90 8 $47.95 Axmmnotee ‘Rugs Men's $1.00 Cotton Ribbed Shirts and Wool Epingle Friday Onl Friday Only .... Friday Only ..... Drawers woriaeh all-wool medium -weight firm), ae wee 8 for ~, nde, gf seted 2007 ame Geet. heavy quam) ; i goes Cotton rine rap Peo Ft oe hag Ra P “* ‘ i} y ep ‘ ‘ } \ # . ’ A Epinglie. For suits, skirts or ee “Buse” clear window type os C “1 guaranteed to wear Roi) edge; aquare 89 — sae - 2 > est - der ; ombina te} "es y* bine taupe, are used ves as pear wd Jonas style mee tan. clove snowhberry, red. 5 Vv you can see nstantl ly which fi Ce vered with choice ticking. (Third Floor.) — vice. Shown = mew - 108 | Wieor.) 34 ra “ ie Beale 50c Mish or new blue. brown 1 bhiown: get your supply an eady for any ve __» rose and tan Sine ; Kery color Sizes 42 most nde bias | Renna, rust or black. Vara $7? emergency. a ‘ourth Bloor.) % . (Main Floor—Nugents.) 1 Big February Sale of the Popular does not you may in St. Louis. ples, by expert workmen, return it. delivery. Shipment without additional charge. Sta-Keld —a Refrigerator behind which we put an unlimited, unqualified guarantee. guarantee means that the STA-KOLD must cive vou satisfactory service under We assert that it is the best Refrigerator for the money that has ever been offered It is a real ice say er and food preserver. of the best hardw&od and other materials obtainable for the purpose. particularly designed to insure tight closing of Order to take advantage of this unusual offer, lLasy time payments will be arranged for a Refrigerator This unlimited, unqualified our representations and that if it The STA-KOLD is built especially for us on scientific princt- The hardware 1s doors. The lining is in two styles, enamel and porcelain. The exte- rior finish is waterproof varnish. Kach and every. box is carefully inspected by a woman—a housewife—before if leaves the factory. : ae : Se ——— Ss . — *) »1erer Top- lcer Apartment Style Side-Icer if Side-Icer A} i." 3-door style, white enamel lined, or om. Og I | : Width Depth Meicht (Capac l'rice Width Depth Helcht Capac. § Price Ice - Cc oo Price a 14%, / 30° '40 che Sit. eh 30" 18%” 49°" | 100 Ibs. $24.95 ( apac “ idth Depth Height $18.85 30%" -— ry ge <0 Ibe. $37.75 25" |aT" 43° 160 Ibs. | $19.95 oe a rings? Bi vi 2 dog tn 3216718 745%") 85 Ibs. $44.45 ‘ Sie | owe oS - yo ae - Ro Ibs. 32 < ohne 145%," $29.65 35 18's 19 Ibs. $419.85 100 Ibs.\35" (1814/48 ($32.50 , ; hey ( this city. n We repeat, these boxes are most exceptional values. Thé@y are made exclusively for us and cannot be juplt ee aka wish will hold it until such time order Wow, will 4 small deposit For our place your those customers we crate the box ‘(Third Fleer—N\uagents.) who wish them out-of-town 7 ) | seas e 8: ne 8's Pena eaRe Be eae ee weeseseaaeweesaseseaesusaseunseennaeeeeene Final Reductions on Furs Coats-W raps—Jacquettes Costs and former selling prices dtsre- garded in this great Fur selling. Jn many cases the cost of making these garments ts almost as nich as the sale price. Buy now for neal ygar. $ to $200 Garments si | 00) during this sale stored The Furs! ‘ine Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat), Skunk Trimmed are: Scotch Mole, Self Trimmed Northern Seal (Dyed Coney), Trim- med With Beige or Viatka Squirrel Skunk, Natural Muskrat and Raccoon Trimmed Coats Silver Muskrat Jacquettes, Fox Trimmed Caracul Jacquettes, Fox Trimmed Full-Length Caracul Coat, Marmink Self Trimmed (Second Fleer—Nugents.) free of charge next Summer. We guarantee each carment as to its style, quality and de pend- ability. 7 ‘ . TReee ee eee Le ee ee : LO LO CIOL , ; ali ™ . h ih i, B.Ses £18 8 . aes ae a's) eengugaaggpaeaaaes senueeune pl ARs CR AIRE. AI OE LN GORD LOE ARN LEO LI II GE PIES BT iethe ne — ~—=*, =~ t a rca een Jew nenenseens WL SHIP ON HER ~—-FIRST CARGO VOYAGE Craft Sails, With Crew of 13, | From Hamburg to Scotland. — — —_— - 2 gee ne ~- rel Fry the Associated Press. DANZIG, Feb. 5.—Anton Filette -ner's rotor ship Buckau cleared @i\ today for Leith, Scotland, with a lload of lumber. She was manned =| by a crew of 13 and carried two |passengers. The vessel will be » equipped with a wireless outfit at leo then will proceed to the North Sea via the Kaiser Wilhelm Canal. By JAMES ‘B. WHARTON. Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and the North Amer- ican Newspaper Alliance. ee ” : as Shes a6 al we a 7 —— eee (Copyright, 1925. in United States, / Canada, Japan and South An ica by the | North American On aa ~~ ance. Copy- ' rieht. Great Britain by he Manchester + Guardian. Sw by — a | feter. In Gentenr by "rR olph DANZIG,: Feb. 5.—With eee able * weather the rotor ship Buckau—the most original ship in the world—will “rotor’ out of this harbor this evening on what may prove to be an epochal voyage. The strange vessel, with her two gremt rotors above the decks, will carry a consignment of planed wood for Leith, Scotland. It will be her first actual cargo voyage and therefore her first real test. The rotor ship will pass along the northern coast of Germany to Kiel. After the installation of wireless at Kiel, it will pass through the Kiel Canal and from Cuxhaven, which stands at the easte ern entrance, will head directly, across the North Sea toward Firth of Forth and Leith. a The crew of the 600-ton convert= ed sailing vessel is limited to 13, in- | an luding the personal.representative gi of Anton Flettner, discoverer of ithe ship's means of locomotion, and : a “el © 8 ithe correspondent. . | Hamburg-American Line Orders s | Ten Rotor Ships. =| WASHINGTON, .Feb. 5.—Ste< - |cessful experiments by German ex- @ | perts have resulted in the placing , of orders for 10 rotor ships by the _Hamburg-American Line, accord- # ing to Department of Commerce ré- . ports. ny “Further successful trials of a, Anton Flettner’s rotor ship during s November and December,” the De- s ‘partment of Commerce said, “led to the placing of an order by tht» S| Hamburg-American Line for 10 @ cargo vessels equipped with the de- *i vice, destined for the East Asia || service, according to consular ad- @ | vices. On this line the wind con- aittene—ceaee winds and monsoons -|—are so favorable that Flettner as- @ | serts that a sevingsof fuel amount- . ing to 60 per cent can confidently _be expected. On the Hamburg-Rio de Janeiro route, he says, there wil! be a saving of 35 to 40 per cent.” The department added that “the Stinnes Shipping Co. also is report- ed as contemplating the introduc. ‘tion of rotr ships on various routes as oil tankers—a i ~service for which these vessels are espe- clally suitable.”’ British experts are experiment- ing with a view to applying the _ rotor principie to airplanes. — —- -—— Siainiiiiiteds 1 China’s Peace Partey Faces Crash, By the Associated Preag. PEKIN, Feb. 5.—China’s unifica- tion conference, by which It was hoped that internal factional strife i'n the empire would end. today vas head@i toward the babel of misunderstanding before it had far- mally organized. The basis of misunderstanding was revealé7 whem the adherents of Dr. Sun Yat Sen, head of the Government of South China issued a manifesty in the name of the Kuomingtang or People’s Party, declining to partici- vate in the cogterence, becuvse tt had not taken Dr. Sun's plan for " “peoplés conference” ‘for the reorganization of the Chi- nese Government. _ eee ee ee ——_ =< - ym ADVERTISEMENT Tells How to End Night Coughing To quickly stop hacking, irritat- ing coughing at = wet fo a ple treatment may often enab!es you to sleep the whole almost night through undistur The treatment is based on a re- at once. 5 BSBSSBERERE HR BCERBSRE RRS RBERE BREE RSBRERHRERE BEB BE BB a. a . spoonful at night before i ie g without following with water. rescription has a double action. @ it not only soothes and relieves ir- a _ritation and soreness, but it quick- * | ly loosens and removes the phlegm ® and con vat So ot m cause coughing. jada ter whether your dry a heth cough is nd . tight, or loose with much mucus, ll | the coughing soon stops, you can . “usually — your accustomed time " without a break, and the whole @ cough condition goes in a very short time. s The prescription contains absolutely no narcetics or other harmful ah Instead of merely umbing t @ nerves, it actually the to throw off the trouble in a. @ watural way, Furthermore, | | qoomeentan: as - being “only one teaspoonfu | mended f c colds, tick- @ ling, hoarseness itis “eg! Ane Sere eee Oy “ as a basis . tion which are the direct . . Se ... SR Eons ’ PDL AL TSE A OIE SG ELIE 5 REO, M4 Lil 4 4 . : PAs E at , ot has 2 i - .? Ty

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2 Rust ae Rein cpa Qs aR ty Sem SD Ron ce Bae kk EN oe as te Pe Me oa ee = " baie DS a Min hia AE a tari ele ty, ie ae a ee Ree wt, ee ce . Soy 0) oe adil ~ O : Sea, Whig 10 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ADVERTISEMENT LAUNDRY TUBS ee Ne | yey ima = special ONLY] ROAD FUND DIVISION oer rts AF or Friday Only , (eS $ 50 —— Roll di .-1j : Forget the nasty tasting, stomach . : 3 4 rivate Roll In icates nfavor- |apsetting cod liver oil and give the —— Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Hose—— Hi o Se y Reports in Letter to In- able Report on Bill on Trans- | thin, puny, underdeveloped children YOUR CHOICE OF 4 * > a | _— os 3 ‘ _— a petee' hele gebd f to H iy Co tt _MeCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound g ae lieu a epectal nw beg A ee er to ostie mmiuttee. ae if you — to give them r $1.75 5 $1.85 Chiffon Lace S88 Clive , 7%, ‘ : g appetite and put pounds of) . W ioht . Cle |. ‘ij eam venesh artes Serr ) >4 ; s , Service Weigh | a for Moffett. Swinging spect \) » twin faucet in- which we have on hand is ro.” -oouee 103 teke advantage of this wonder- A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Doctors know all about them and Black and colors. Black, castor. gray, Kea 7 a a | . Beautiful sheer Stock- a = a joints. oppertanit r. ations aor nail in” Ai~ does Wolff-Wilson, Judge & “Extra fine weave.” ings. Lisle tops and j ated Press. ‘ , . ’ | SON CITY, Feb. 5-—A Dolph, drug stores, Enderle Dru Lisle tops d soles. a? eae a : . 4 > the Assqrec : | waste con jon l cast pA, £ : 4 asie tops an oles soles..All sizes in Aot. | ‘“¢ ; . oa a bet ie | pane eek ot deaniaias ok ete ue, Reba Bees / Assorted Chocolates VRE wastINGTON. Fed. $-— tis ge Aircraft Com ; i the tabs during precess of construc- é oh Way } s Cc ‘ ani } . : ) a | Ways and Means Committee of the! good pharmacists a!l over America, Men’s Fiber and Lisle Socks |. Milk and dark chocolate including cream caramels, 4 r that Army |'House has developed to a reason? for th t " _— a egret comet, oe Black, brown, : a nougats and fruit centers. FRIDAY, A POUND...... PLUMBING AND ri): tty | INDEPENDENT HEATING SUPPLY Co. = ‘able certainty that the gasoline tax cause they are not laggards but an af Net Affiliated With Any Trust division bill, through whira repre-| ghow results in a few davs. All sizes | ! aoe i es =--pieeere a ee vty sentatives of rural counties sought! ‘They are not expensive either—60 9 | Satin Finish Hard Candies ; eee —_ to raid the State Highway fund | tablets—60 cents and children take Women ‘ Full-Fashioned Silks 4 Delicious pieces of toothsome goodies, in asserted ‘military policy, that naval for purely local] benefits, wl be _ them like candy. Irreculars of $1.45 Grade flavors. Dandies for the kiddies. Friday, ls pound.... ra tary Wilbur today their | ported unfavorably by the commuit- A very sickly child, age 9, gained nenct: anil onteee: ana are free to express tee. 12 pounds in seven months and is I a — . bt] | full ; ; ‘ n Hosiery Savings Department Hil ully. “= | Apparently*the proponents of 8 strong and healthy. | Chocolate Pecan | ayer 4 | “] wish to assure eoaes got measure can take their choice bc- One skinny woman gained 9 ; 8 a jetter to - t } : ' 7 ’ said in a . o Girls and Boys 35c and 50c Hose | A treat for cake lovers who desire that delicate flava Lampert of the gen Hi : perfectly free tween an unfavorable report from pounds in 24 days. this committee or a transfer o% the ; Mercerized lisle, fine ribbed. Double knee; medium and 25¢ found im all Herz Cakes. A rich butter fudge icing “that they are so ale topped with fresh pecans. a Hw and fairly all fac - etate fully + of a confi- ill to the Roads and Highways Cc Mercertaed 1 es) seesesat Ey sah, iho qpominccompeat wipers: snap ro MAS CO S$ All Perfect—Good Sises—Mostly Black FRIDAY ir knowledge - 0, 821. - - aa or secret character, and to fully their opinions on any ——or ae s oe * jis reported to be even more strong-| Cc a 13 O11 — , .”; oes : > hee yesterday aft re | oO Na TT, { : THE KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locust St. : Creole Stollen sufficient. to maintain the roads artment, that were not a part of the State Re ene they were entitled to half tne pro- , eeds of the gasoline tax to maine { “TO SUITS.” commands Fashion. And tain their local roads so they migt )}) if Fifth Avenue is any criterion have ready access to towns and to / (# of the trend, all feminine America will the State roads. : i wear Suits. | k for too strenuous advocacy ef “a he importance of aircraft in naval a rfare. A . . : r : the House ’ ‘THOSE who attend Friday will revel * — pall gaging glo who not only in the monetary values but =a Re eteed that three naval of- also in the high character of these : Thad requested that « they Suits. ! 3 he called for testimony for = iwCORPORATED a | : “ ef disciplinary measures. y®s- Beedle Opposes Bill. aa S Representative Beedle of Stil Louis’ ‘ . , 7 - ©! : Largest Women's Specialty Shop “ ieday cave voice to the rumor that Louis. chairman of the committee, miral Noffett is aleo Slated for | took the lead in opposing the meas- pline, New developments were: ™ * , ure. debating the question with haif ! Submission to the committee of * SP Te pr coo tin exe |f For Madame and Mademoisell——Our Greatest Annual Sale of eee be paid by residents rm ponies ak opiia.” , % Service. citing Rrigadier-Gen- | v a = aes % ] Mitchetl to explain testimony? , * him before the committee. | edle said It was the vote of \ ’ a "1 t o r n rent author- Ne % 3 i Considerat‘on by ,the commigtee | O Over harge! oad his ee ae ae a a resolution placing itself on rec- | in this ms ; he 4 “ 2 ax recy ling removal of Gen. | | “The people of the State under- Xi eadlggrainny Age wee soe Wh y D 7 = irom every argument ad- 2, - detrimortal to the army air} en ou ance to \ ictrola anced that the money was to be! 3 ice. brrt action on it went over use \ — =e en by communities principally 5: the State Highway System. Cer- - la " tainly the Legisiature cannot : Dew - wating.” | y (Per) of California, de-. —nor do you slip the orchestra a tip for an en- ewan AAD, pen we lt : P break faith with the voters. ve ¥ — = a ; = : Our Initial Presentation and Underpriced Sale Mieenci- attempt to mruszic core. The renowned orchestras and the latest are morally bound to use the itche'! ° r } A ¢ re i r ne ) E Z : . : S i S a assists nt chief of staff, denied ) : : —" — sth 3 — i co ; \ SSS ——— ~ ay intention of.disciplining offi- - If You Like to Dance, Come in and Eg erage oo ry ON \ KA - SRP for telling the trath, but inti- Hear the Latest Dance Records. Beedle asked what the advocates } \ rh | _ ey ht a of the me sure would think ‘ : } / ; eS officers euiny of “false and Oe en oe ee ee eae ae Saw ; fz 7 2 feading statements.” ae é that the | | . . Z A = = "ie the chief point against Briga~|- >. Wesible te th > ~ ; 3 (i \ ; ; . =" 4 | mi ‘ ee e 3 cand bnew ints . ? , \ 3 , 4 “a partment. as indicated hy the ; ; % ‘eins sf ag op 2 ee eet SRE ey pm Phe et Y Se =f + A =. e, ner to Major-General Patrick. is ec tec in reproductive ner Reale ce re ei eT ta a A, | EY, | z oa @ criticism of the “conservatism” | quality, workmanship and | man Screener om Mt : \ bin \ Z 7 PRING has arrived in our newl ed Suit Gee the department im realizing the ine collected in the : rt f . : ~ ty the eli.j } ry ' o¢ . ~3% iv ; : : = ° 483 . ance o the air service. 4 va uc y ine W i-KA NOW D inact | mere s iO} ' a : == = Departmen be eeted da our Mae f Victor trade-marks your thought.” he id . y | = BAN ! ' . t to sr Fri y by great a Perkins said that no less than, | oes sia lites te hd ad = = f — : : ae . naval officers had asked nots - ing of | | io} est sample Spring Sale. These eminently smart ~ Bie summoned before the esas r '* ¢ “~? . no invenuon : the kind. but a a n tte ? ¢ Pact « | : = WAY | | } FS ; A 4 c + eee freee our Vie- 7 if this. tax should be apportioned } | | 4, | 1 Bea tailleurs are offered at about their usual wholesale “Gages. = ‘h cround they might?” tor Record to he Z th ~ounties it would be : : 4. | ¥ : : # ae ss i. p@isecip! ined. one of them adding: |- ) é/ ie eats Sieterccmttiae | | : price—as is traditional in this annual Garland event, ~ - ee erg ui. i> reriain in the ac@gulrern ae K. . | a onieet Simaaiehad.” "aac | : | : = The trend is decidedly favorable to brief . . To shoowe Vandervoort's | cles eg ng iL = Cn | ua | 4) jackets or the boyish knee-length as sponsored by) : | RES oe wen. Vi > ee a ee ee | Wie u O’Rossen—and these two groups portray every ve : Record head | lay on the bill, after w : » fe ae | | sion of their mode. j j ~~ “ae pto « eee trola and ik Quarters is L ARGE —— e ie ; 7 now Lnar i — td . tran ' rred non POOR rm : , ; ' | : oh . Xs vo ri eT. . ing _—- ; ~ — : : ; . 3 , i. - ° ee ee | Gio eal on and Highway; \ | = Kashas, Twillcords, Oxtords, Charmeens, Checks and “7 . from all Distress in roundings and experien : — io = > te ; oR aR rs mig tnt )} } *? . . . . ae ee ee ay he balanc Seattle Man Sought Here. i = 7 =| Hairlines are shown in colors of Cornelian, Rougette, “7 . > > od ¥ month ‘ Instaiil- Lawren - R F rz usoOn >2 . ; | £ : - : ° ; - . - _— : | | Gingersnap, Aquamarine, Tiger-Eye, Gravel, Navy, to serve You cheerfy!) ' ry nts. ata te Ye ; pons = ‘ : , ‘ : omen at th init wl ai tee > . | Bi, Tans and Hairlines. Higher-Priced Instruments for Proportionate Small Cash Payment al be | i al i) - , es : ’ on Vander imwor?t \ 1) e a Lieyny . — “ as . . ST - ? -~ . ’ ’ — _Vandervoort’s Musie Salon reggae Byes me Big 17 5B » Misses’, Women’s and Larger Sizes. lhe Music Center of St. Loui fear because ahe hee nat heard fee, it Zz RQ | The Sui : e Suits Sizes 7 to at ner it op. Sample Ensembles plenty: of worl | (GARLANDS | Pictured p larger sizes : ~ so naamandlian ¥ . = . 52 and 16. = & St Louts Largest Yomens Sperialty Shops x w CER. gel Including Original Michael Models — er YY breasted. om "$24:75 and Replicas ot Imports—On Sale at SALE OF GIRLS’ a $ 0 $ “$24.75 69> O9 a ele GP ee . — « Se an - eae = = -°'s Diapepsin “out. | "*? stomach feels fine—at eee Sti a Ai te - a“ ” “-- —_— o> we » fa meek . = sree ans - al Y i i ae, 4 ole Wash Dresses Just 900 Wonderful Bargains = % i - > edipans HESE values are remarkable! From the typical ae a any Cotton Linene, : tailored costume to the more elaborate Michael orig- ambray; special Friday. inals, every fashionable Ensemble idea is represented. Shades are light or dark. . . frocks are of cloth and silk, Molly-o crepe, silk combigations and printed or flat crepe. ..and coats favor these fabrics: Eti! ne t mS yf +7 pth Rhy: ’ a io 8 @ 4 4 A” hee “ fs | VW ~* hi? Be Dain sey 4 You'll want two, three or six and more of these splendid Dresses because they are priced at far less than you could make them for. This special purchase includes a wide variety of straight and belted styles in colors of 7 a Bit Michael model—piack and | Kasha Piquetine Twillbloom Twill rve cn ored with coat oe biack belladon na silk em- | Serapheen Charmeen ; Silk Eclaire Faille broidered in silver and Orchid Copen Canary " io - Tie Gecko as Green Checks Plaids ' p= Seas faille silk er. . r ered to Ten Tengerine ) BR match the coat, $99.50 Misses’ and Small Women’s Sizes. SECOND FLOOR—BROADWAT SIr“eg Secession ommeremmnrammmnaeommpeeemennmemnroneemonn A AO OIE AO AGO LOM ' Ee SFE BALLLE- ELSE: : ——— SS MAS W 4ND (INC > : , THOMAS W. GARLAND TON SSS 19-11-13 BROADWAY and 410-12-14 SIXTH ST X *, - ie me a So

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THURSD FEBRUARY ig em Sa F opetiv a fil Committee “The personnel for the air serv-| Every disagreeable symptom of Catarrh | patos ie epotming the in-_ | yet harmless germicide called v4 _yestiga g nee ice is l is checked in 24 hours—through Cleve- | cumbent, but he said decision of It is essary. for to suff th | : 74% von w bs of Discipline selected from people who |land physician's new combination treat- this question was in no way relate. unnecessary ‘or you to suffer with | Emerald Oil can readily be obtained torso. Washingto + Rumor ' have been trained f t k he . . y related | Eezema, Blotches, Ringworm, Rashes and = 105 " § n trained for other ob-/ ment known as the Rinex-Tarkon treat- to the ‘present at Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., Keiffer — for Moffett. fects first and then for the air|™ent- Complete relief guaranteed or | present controverey. gimilar skin troubles. Zemo will usually ae 0 et —o. T \costs nothing. All druggists. ‘ . ——" — give instant relief rrom itehing torture. | Drug Co., Johnson Bros. Drug Cé. . SPECIALS ers : ' | Wonderful also in treatment of Head te ele Field Sites Selected. It cleanses and soothes the skin and heals| sx for # two-ounce origina) bottle of f “That f# sbout what we have! Colds and Asthma. -7ry Rinex today, Borrow it from the NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—Fifty-four | quickly and effectively most skin diseases.| Bmerald Oil (full strength) and refuse ) aT LRAT ere ete oo pe Twas a at sA4., (at rr PF: ‘ lia 595 Seay. ee, en POR PTS ‘eas ei: NES £3 Set tinge 2 cy le Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evenin STO Te) Rt queer ys ag y w . fer hoe tare a7 Sere . g newspapers COMBINED RY ah OT ae = Lge F 6 % y . if . ’ - Raye, : OOS FRE TR eR ae Pee: fey ~ et * ° PO ae 44 oe " iw e ay 4 : iz’ — (om - “And you know Guam is a long way off.” What Mitchell Said. In the letter to Patrick, which furnishes the basis of the War De- AD, SAYS WILBUR ‘Beporisin Letter to In- Partment’s case against Mitchell, the following statements Mitchell are underlined: “The result is that all the or- Sanization that we have in thie country really now ig for the pro- ) tection of vested tnterests against » from|™~ handling of air power. given the :eeway cr the headway it shoul 1. nied to aviaiion the Place that it should have in the military scheme of the country.” The report that Admiral Mof- “It (alr gervice) has not been “The army end navy have de- a aviation, That.is about the gize of it. Weare the only country in the world that has such an organiza- tlon. ENOS CATARRA Do you NEED fett wap being “disciplined” also was denied by Wilbur, the secre- tary adding that the Admiral was giving wholly satisfactors service to the Navy Department. Wilbur indicated, however, that as Ad- miral Moffett's four-year term as chief of the air service expires in yJuly, some thought had been given to the question of either selecting Heal Skin Diseases Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat- ing, Antiseptic Liquid ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Varicose Veins = Are Quickly Reduced. ~~ No sensible person will continue to suffer from dangerous swollem wéins or bunches when the new powerful, Sune Associated Press. “WASHINGTON, Fe S@” Sample 24-hour Treatment sent F | for 10c, to cover packin 5.— The Es | ete. Address | Clinical Laboratories, Cle ecland, ©. But substitutes. Use as and im «a few days improvement will be noticed then continue until the swollen veine are teed and cities and towns in 31 States have been selected as sites for Harmon b. tree, which Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, dis- appearing liquid and is soothing to the most delicate skin. It ig recommended for been doing. We have now a real air going community, and they are ! Industrial Loan Comp 714 Chestnut Street Chocolates “ * a4 “7 é. ~ ee ed ’ er , ” ‘ + 3 aed — os —— ae Bs ots >it ee = ‘ z 5 ps 2 ee: ee . ee ets | raft Commi you tak isk i tti Se Se Gea om Ter toca te BRING TO THE WOMAN OF @ MODERATE MEANS MOST \y Pecan Layer 30 desire that delicate flavor rich butter fudge icing ana fully. ‘ oe i ENTIRB POPULAR PRICED SECTION ON THE FOURTH FLOOR WILL BE DEVOTED 30 Saree? a ine ripe sleeoer, they are pert , Sa cane and fairly all facts with ‘tn their ates, and to not of a confi- wntial oF : EXTRAORDINARY’ VALUES | ‘express fully their opinions on any TO THIS BIG DRESS EVENT sagen | matters. into rll 2:0 ae 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street or: ee : gers: bhies¢ desires to inquire. . ; | ate. FRIDAY — Post-Dispatch Bureau, 29-23 Wyatt Building. | ° . — Rear 1 ASHINGTON, Feb. 5. if ar ral William A. Moffett, Chief | | Yee. mes Bureau of Aeronautics, Navy | “Lape Our First 1925 Eighteen Dollar Dress Event for too strenuous advocacy of | | very Dress a Carefully Selected Spring Mode Wheirman Perkins of the House | beommiiteea on Aircraft. who Tuesday that three nava! of- | had requested that they | be called for testimony for of disciplinary measures, \®s- jay cave voice to the rumor that Amira! “Voffett is also slated for pline, New developments were: HAT woman doesn’t know about Kline’s wonderful $18 Dress Sales? What woman doesn’t wait for them? They have given the purchasing power of $18 a new significance. Every ounce of the great market prestige enjoyed by the com- _ bined Kline Organization is ‘brought into play to secure the greatest Dress values possible. Come down Friday morning expecting to find Dresses in the most exclusive modes and fashioned of the finest materials—Dresses worth a great deal more than $18! Come down confident that you will find Dresses for every Spring need at savings which will make your trip down very much worth while, MY — —— i ee ee ee Soa Sika ee apt ae agg Cal _ > ‘ : Pa Dace ees 4 d Friday will revel monetary values but character of these agi chee ws ‘Submission to the committee of letter addressed to Mator-Gen- Masor Patrick Chief of the Rervice. Citing Brigcadier-Gen- | Mitchel] to explain testimony mn by him before the committee Tonsiderat‘on by ,the committee Pa resolution placing itse!f on rec- fas regesting removal of Gen. Nchell ‘-om his present position detrimental the army air | ice. bt action on it went over | ] toda. Dero reces “Muzzling.”’ >Btaterres’ by Representative ey (Pern) of California, de attempt muzzle | hel ‘or supporting Curfy's uni- | faim eorvice bill. Sale of u1tsS d Sale >uTS at 9 ewly enlarged Suit riday by our great- se eminently smart ir usual wholesale jual Garland event, to - DETAILS © @ Dresses with sleeves to the ewrtst, with sleevelete or without vogue for streight ines relieved by Godet in DETAILS @ Biack Satin Dresscs made smart with metal- : lic effects or touches of swenia! hy Secretary of the Navy } vivid braids and em- four that naval officers are; & a hou 3 Mopped from giving the freest| ff erewaertes! Retibie testimony before congres- | pnal committees. ‘he War Department. bassistunt chief of staff. | intention of disciplining offi- Bfor telling the truth, but inti- | ted plainiv it ie disposed to pun- | officers guilty “false and | fading statements.’ | ane chief point against Bria | er-General Mitchell in the War / riment, as indicated hy | mr to Major-General Patrick. criticism of the “‘conservatism”’ | } the department in realizing the ; ortance of the air service. rking Said that no than | naval officers had asked not | be summoned before the com- | ; ' it : fee, on the ground they might He : y SES Ge dae Of Hts isciplined. one of them adding: | ' He Ge Uh tha HSH ire thea tn q A splendid group of beaded Georgettes and Embroidered Crepes in women's Dresses, Sizes 56 to 48! through | denied Ve, Titi cate edit @ Sheath modes with h- Cc @ High - colored Crepe lavish detail below the Satins find . striking uses for laces, braided motifs and intriguing appliques! of the | ” : is | less _ ADVERTISEMENT e to brief swagger " | aS sponsored by portray every ver- Brand-New Dresses Just Unpacked! AUTHENTIC STYLES NEW COLORS > : =. | ' : IUMACH ree ftom all Distress in PS Ceceeses 1eens, Checks and | rnelian, Rougette, e, Gravel, Navy, . «- ‘ - ‘ * . i - ins eee a? OE © ey Te Se tate ogni S ca pee rif. ‘ % - pe 3 ? me te z rari 4 is a a ae f es - 7 Pz - hay : eh AM ctligr a PS ney “ rs eww ee ee ee en * ee LN ow « ns - ee i Pee a : 5 Aa is ey seers ante EM od -_ " Sis A te VER — . nonerareeuarans - . " Bee Fes BaF ope Tome ae et tro hehe ie H%, oo Pe Pe y. Sigs eae Cn eee a a eet c) - ; ¢ : ; a ae eRe Sane a ie OS AR = Ae = : mee Sa ae Ee. ‘Pam a 4 We! “ 3 = ee a F elas ge dls ets Bn : cy ee = ins hatin : :; Vi $2 a Lae EOP RES ES wpe BI PIM 6 aw 1WUrN i ger Sizes. Hatulence| | | Sa Pe harmjess, pleasant, quick! chew a few tablets of e's Diapepsin’’ and your ‘‘out. Mer’! stomach feels fine—at *t stay *‘stomach-miserable!’’ few cents neutralizes acidity ferrects digestion. Druggists ullions of packages. 4 (Az SPRING MATERIALS nl a ~~ acereee Say ae Satin Ben-Gay Georgelle Kasha Printed Crepes Faille Canton Printed Chiffon Crepe Satin 14to 20

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ae was : tag The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulatio n than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | Where only the Jest will do “HeK | COFFEE. Wy ’ | | | of AMERICAN OPIUM PLAN KILLED Al — — 4 P| ¥ ee — yielding on Proposal to a Suppress Opium Smok- og ing in 15 Years. GENEVA SESSION ‘France and England Un- Pains Stopp Remember this when you feel a pain. Millions have learned how to stop it at onee. For 65 years they have. done so by rubbing with St. Jacobs Oil. All the pains allied with rheumatism, with soreness, | backache or lameness. And chest colds are checked at the start. Just rub the sore spot with ‘Se Jaeobs Ojil It causes eounter irritation. Or it re lieves the congestion by bringing the blood to the surface. Then the pain is for millions in this way ended, and you can wait in eomfort while Nature cures. | Now there are several ways | offer to do this. But remem- | ber that St. Jacobs Oil has for 65 years stodd the test. It has proved_itself to mil- lions. Nobody has ever found anything better, and nobody ever will. | Dont wait until the pain | starts. Keep St. Jacobs Ot yond hand. It may save nights of suf- fering Rub the sore spot as | soon as a pein appears. or a chest cold Get relief at once. Think what protection this | means to you. and the cost is | only 35 cents Backache Lameness Lumbago Soreness - Chest Colds ; = 900 National f Bea eal eee ae hey aa ge aaa nea . manny RUARY 5. 19725. : | Mar holde stock or by term PF etaction of 15 Direc famil in the pre ny oe CO y fs pro ek holders in the $i>- prow ee 1 En ameling and York who are allie 4 neith-' the mpins —°- : , : ; ; . 4 { 7 4 } bn we OAS een re e +t + . sa a -e 2 gp YO Sw ae ee 3 ee ee, ~ ‘ penbes a : - =" SP & — - ? s . - » a »! ? nt ae ~ ™ 7 ~ ~* - i> - ~~“ = -_ Say ; ow ea wc = rw or ~~ - —" ~ ~ y ete emer aeeee gre oe 3 - o_o e ~—]= - oH; (ae ree ee ae “ on ; ss -*; = ere **s x ae id ~, be = : hd = et ae a ? ? ¥ ano (€ 17 1B | BROADWAY MORGAN OARSC: WE GIVE AND ae EAGLE STAMPS LCE FINAL CLEARANCE OF WINTER COATS Be Sold in 4 Great Lots ~ ot 24 1 $7-30 Values to $11.95... yobaes 4000.00 > 1 2:92 $ 1 8-95 Lot No. 3 _$24:50 Values to $40.00. . Lot No. 4 . Values to $65.00 This includes our entire Winter Coat 5S Some that have formerjy sold up to $65.00. or SALDS FINAL All sizes. 3 Pairs Boys’ 50c Ribbed Hose Very duisebdble qua ity, medi weight D oO ud 3 Pairs Men's 50c Siik Hose Medium weight suk Children’s 69c‘ Union Suits Close - outs of Pm Par. Winter-weight gar- and fiber twist; colors: ments about 49 black, white, French heels and toes, price. Boys’ and tan. gray. Palm Beach black only. Sizes giris’ styles. As- t@ 1) All perf ee » to ‘s. ; Special ¢ or THREE 39¢; : wi . 3 PAIRS. ae Special. FOR FRIDAY ONLY Women's and growing girls’ Low Shoes. Both are new shipments. New Spring Low Shoes in all wanted leathers. Special at $2.95 and $1.95. ~ ee Oxfords and sandals. with toes and heels; sizes 21, to to 5 7 ee lots. BOYS’ $3.00 Shoes, school and dress ean black leathers Sizes to 5% at. $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes: choice of Oxfords ny GIRLS’ “Ster Brend Showm Ave Better™ $1.95 $2.95 $1.98 tan apc high Shoes: all classy new styles: sizes 6 to $3.00 Shoes: mixed lot patents. tans and — leathers; school and dress styles: at... 1Sc to 25c MUSLIN Tard-wide bleached homeciot hs 40c PILLOW TUBINGS o $1.00 SHEETS very 36-iner m reviil a a hemmed, seamed. fine quality. foubie-bed Sheets: bleached. seamless Values ur te mill in . Tac. At seconds Large felection of Alexander Smith fine qu 79 every Rug mew a > fect. Big bargain 3; $1.25 FOUR-YARD-WIDE LINOLEUM ore - , hipment oOo T2xd0 bleached, —s ous lengths for MANY pees ; slight low tubing 976 Axard .. at C Axminster Rugs, size 9x12 Burlap- back cork Lineleum no pan wr beck? comes four vards wide, te cover averagce-site floors in ome solid piece: eelle regular at $1.25: epecial. eouare yard no sams $20 LINOLEUM RUGS Armstrong and Biabons beriap- back cork Linoleum Rue ine pape back): regular p20 eabes Mill spe clals, only $18 NEPONSET Riréd & Sone Neponeet. waxed back. water proof Rugs are euperior to other makes of fell-base Ruge: ideal for kiteben of any room: sise Sxlt: $18 walwe: im eee- PLAYER ROLLS EXTRS SPECIAL SATINETTE Fire thousand word ané instrumental Piay- Another shipment of er Rolls to be placed on Yard- wide mercerized sale. Actual S0cy ice™ LESS TUBES © Installed in Ye $25 Ralance $15.66 ls le a guerantesd Radio Frequency Set, he tocoast range and tion You can easily different stations with € set. @ +8 — Music COP 1103 Ob ee Me atl ee ee a w)-- oo — 2 Bate ES ee > Be ot, oe 2 oe Ae ca a oe a od sana oaiiate aed S “=r 8 QE ore [ea Follow the Crowds on Washington Av. to Schultz Sa 714-16 WASHINGTON/ 4 AV. 7 a Se wx “gs s ; Fa : , 7iT NS * -.. < I/ Are Going-Out-of ‘Business Prices Opposite “Loew’s State” -{GoingOut-B ad 25 Our Going-Out-of-Business Sale is bringing the greatest savings in years to thrifty St. Louis women. Ow misfortune —your gain. We must close our doors February 28. Our $100,000 stock of high-grade new Spring Apparel, Footwear, Millinery and Hosiery must, at any cost, be turned into cash. You will find unbelieveable bargains in every department. Your dollar has the purchasing power of three or four at this sale. —_ Women’s Shoes Almost Given Away sible style your mind can conceive. of the hundreds of styles in this sale. 88 ae Ties Bought to Sell for Velvets Satins Bought to Sell for $10.00 & re. | : Combinations Sizes 114 to 8 Patents Widths AAA to D Every Pair the Newest Spring Style MEZZANINE We must turn 9000 pairs into cash by Feb. 28th. Every pos- Illustrated are only a few | |New Spring Dre Price and Less Hundreds of the wanna Spring Dre: from which to choose. Every Dress. was bought to sell for twice the price we are now asking The latest materials and cok ors. All sizes from 16 to 50. $< Flannel Dresses* Dinner Dresses Street Dresses Ensemble Suits New Spring Coa Price and Less Beautiful new Spring Coats of polo cloth, ¢ chilla, etc. All handsomely lined. They & that swagger effect and are tastefully with belts, pockets and trims of fur and ery. Winter Coats and remarkable values at the idic ly low prices we are asking.’ (SECOND FLOOR.) Silk Hosiery Below Cost 3 f; Buy now for the rest of this Winter . Novelty Sport Hose im the latest patterns and colors, just the thing for Spring wear. A two-dollar quality on sale at 19¢ 5000 pairs of full-fashion- ed Silk Hose, chiffons and service weight, lisle tops, all perfect. This Hose was bought to sell for $2; now goimg at the low price of 19 (MAIN FLOOR.) New Spring Millinery — Sacrificed The latest colors and styles in Satins, Failles, Felts, Ribbon Hats and SCHULTZ—714-16 WASHINGTON A pie ©¢ o be - proble inds of the ™ Sonim tof , gece omplishment. * scverted tion ation fe & vital f ons aeread aré thet » ne* be eolved. a! a™* be oP / - “ 7,5, 4, asecs. Evening Dresses ait | Wilton- Long- With Ty ‘172 CLUDED in this feature are samples and odd Suits at a reduced price. These Sui ioned with the popular bdel coat and trousers with tabrics are high-quality imerous patterns, in sRades and powder blue, also dar mumber of pencil stripes afte offerings. Sizes 32 to 36, fevery color. | Students’ Overcoats Seni 3 55 all-wool Overcoats wit backs. ‘They are in the 1 of brown, plaids and d : All sizes from 34 to 36

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CC" ee ee re sa > s. Niedringhaus in his open letter | unless it be to put them in a posi- | me trol of the company, are being Si- | Cl | | courtéd thesé days by both sides—| to stockholders referst o a letter |tion to carry on their threatened | / : mi ’ |Teceived by him, and signed by | campaign. The consideration that | Frid d S 4 pobiecg proxies. | Brown and five others, and de- | | proxies nominated by the manage- ay an aturda . The courtship will culminate on , clares: | news of your company now ri areet ONLY " March 10, when the annual stock. | “Suth letter in its references to |Ssent more than 155,000 (out ofa reen ea Overs | : . | myself, both in its statements and | | total of 205.918) shares of its stock, | ; holders’ meeting will be held, and . > Ue facies : ‘ es hs va Fres Mast : Ce PREM i | im plic ations, is abusive to the point /|is suggestive of the thought that ye : | im person | of libel, and I have, therefore, not|the sentiments expressed by the Prefer 5. BE RADIO ms or by proxy. The proxies niay de-| deemed it proper to reply to it di- | writers of the letter are not widely , | termine who wins the 15 director- | rect. | shared by the onwers of your busi- | ** . Si- 7 ships, now held exclusively by the Although the writers state that | ness.” : , “insiders.’”’ they, with cerfain of their un-'! All si es * «A . = rs - Brown of Brown Bros. & Cvo., New| which is now carried in the name |Cv., in which it was 2: ready a large The fresh young leaves are full of a y ‘ : : , a he ' s . . . : ee, - | ’ if 900 National Enameling and/ York bankers, and a leader among of brokers or dummies, it seems | Minority stocknolder, and refusal | rich flavor finer than any Japan or ‘ra ud ee ge Led eith- the “outsiders.”’ has issued a state- equally pe rtinent to inguire hy | ot the Nati i« ae Co.. who are allied n . {uil why A ; ALIVONA ‘Oo. to sur render a | 46 99 $95 “a ping ; ny | oT FPPC Pe Pee ee eee ee eee eens SCC Cee eee eee eee . se sh dedddededeled eee SERRE ORE ETOE ETHER HEHEHE TEETH ERE H EERE HERE E EEE E® ‘ EB ! LESS TUBES d wae Semegerilyamstatin Heal Niedringhaus’ letter then recites Setese cecesesees shes sevessesvene | § Come Early! They Won't Last Long at These Prices - the history of the National Le.. as Installed in Your $25 CASH » and vice chairm f “Mgitted, : Ox : : Single Rooms and Kitchenette : arene Twe Six, : a | q perte, oa, CS SERRE ore st Darts Sultes : | ADVERTISEMENT = na Caves |, "XOur company was organized | ke. APARTMENTS END CROUP GOITRE SYMPTOMS Ralante $15.00 Month ' New Yo ; ow is ave- saties il d has be eneunder prac : W ° \ RE ty gy ddd a on se hilanthropy, and Joseph S. Korn-/| "™**: after a chase o severa: | “v4 « : ; 0 same m&nagement from © te th meen 0 ——— * peaapetorey «Minti ns > many balers eat tocoust range and wonderful Inds of the masses. blocks. A fully-loaded revolver was | A simi to the present. EE 2 yay my alls of various : Nocause for _Palpitation, Dizziness, Sleepless- “3 ton. ou, cam castty tune in , nder the present management | } sizes” or card parties, business 3] | worry if you ness, Relieved by Mrs. Hamlin, - 7s — ee ee jand since its organization your! ? Here the Real Héspitak "™eetings, weddings, social gath. ; } res : Stiinless Liniment Used. “4 ft e * eee lt vue ' thy hd ee ee company has earned as profits from |i: ity of Social Refinement crings, etc. | en? Relieve “y- 4 Someta these statements if at og ‘é publish, 4 - \ i. Bae ' / its operations 97.27! These ||: . ’ - aod. elieves without vormitin 7 : PsN | | | | operations $40,197,278. The: Predominates TABLE D’HOTE DINNER :: | in 45 minutes. Stope Coughs. | git. CO. H. Hamlin, . yews Street. . : profits have been distributed as/: Always $| | Croup. Colds and Whooping Cough: | Canton, Missouri, says: y goitre * ’ ' ; follows: : $1 2 Dail $ . S d Soa indir Gk ae eaue 1 : : ne | : : 25 y I.50 undays : DR. DRAKES | oh ladly give personal information tow P i | “There has been paid to the pre- |): ‘ : / anyone. She used Sorbol ‘ 1103 Olive if tt ferred and common stockholders ; West Pine Bl.. and Euclid Av. For est sie 3] i ESSCO ) Wileon Atty Begg ny we te —— S Hn 'in dividends in cash $22.756.804 ie . : ior write Sorbol Company, Se i i | 3 bi eR mms Oe De : sereree eer ee weeeeee (eeeeteeee SCHEER RER ECR eee eee eee eee CeCe eee eee eee eee . eeeese seesee »Oe the Bottle ‘ — . i . There has been « xpended in addi. See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5 | | riod of time $13,531,683. The bal- a or Tee ' (ance of the profits of the conipanys q ‘ e T er eee aa i have been allocated to dé precia- | ' | ' tion and surplus The company to- h . ‘i ; er} ese cme ohne 210 cetinattin aan. Ae, dav is in excellent condition “As to the vague charges of mis-, GRAND-LEADER or walnut ° management, they can be dis- : fia , ‘ Catalog sent on request |' missed with the assertion that the o T — csi pan agg ca ence Sal +} ° New Popular Victor Records ee one, ee ‘* / BY Sbusauy Ygle s absolutely unfounded and are be- | ‘ out tomorrow ing put forward for the purpose of he: breeding dissension among its » stockholders.” Pie > Asks for Proxies. Insufficient Sweetie In conclusion, after naming the Mahogany, ocak ig - Out -of- ss Prices ipresent directors, Niedringhaus Get Yourself a Broom and Sweep Your Troubles Away mays: “Ifyou have not alreagy, “ 3 (a : sent in your proxy to one or more | ua Frank Crumit re ate intvaed miami Victor Record No. 19549. List price 75 cents ee ta ot elena 0 7 | Pi©@ast if f 4 ice In Brown's reply. he brands as Our misfortune ? Fascinati Rhythm— Fox Trot ee. ean ee Thrifty Housewives Who Have Looked Forward to This Sale Will Find These rinchaus that the original! letter to ‘ing Apparel, _ Qh, Lady Be Good!—Fox Trot | Niedringhaus from the bankers was Modern Devices Marked to Meet Their Most Optimistic Low Price Expectations plieveable e : “inspired bv a motive to injure the dale Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra National Enameling and Stamping a — , Victor Record No. 19551. List price 75 cents Co, because of some alleged con- Bathroom Fittings | Wash Machines, $12.98 — : | ' , flicting interest in the St. Louis At 29C¢ Each Water- -power Wash Ma- (‘oke and Iron Co.” Brown says, sv : chines; full size, with guar- ool Oh Mabel—Fox Trot far as he is aware, he is the only paca Wintnas Gates anteed water power. canes 7? ene of the six men who signed the - by operated from any threade —_ ' Jresses Keep Smiling at Trouble— Fox Trot letter who has at interest in the port aye «cor ic'm steer Pee | water faucet. ‘ }€9 ; . ; cok ce ¥ r and all are larg ae , a Waring’s Pennsylvanians oo earned ne Massie. also kitchen faucet soap} Stepladders, $1.69 > Victor Record No. 19533. List price 75 cents ane dishes. pee" | 5-ft. size Stepladders, ex- i nd Less . | “Ig View of Mr. Niedringhaus’ re- Hospital Toilet Paper ceptionally well made with z The Victor Company will broadcast a program Thursday evening, February 12 at 9 o'clock fusaP > , thor of Books on Banking | Curtain Stretchers, extend | Cdmbination Bread ge COTE . . Given a Pardon. , to 6x12 feet; have adjustable | Bin For = 2 Naor cari ‘ GRAND-LEADER BY the Associated Pres frame; non-rustable, station-| Box and Flour bin, HIN yg 7BLEX.| \295 es —_—.._ ~ MOSCOW, Feb. 5 Alexander A. ary pins. | $8. 95 . F f a Krasnotchekoff, former Premier of | | Large- size de luxe combi- Wii © et tae . ? A S / Off yf the Far Eastern republic, and who | Wash Bench and nation of portable roll top Lae 2 sak ecco yp bee le Suits ‘ pecia ering O |} once resided in Chicago, has been | Wringer, $8.95 'Bread Box and 1o00-lb. Flour a Cae | released from prison, to which he | The well-known Lovell | Bin. Choice of white, blue or Bio 2 : oy ee ee Senn Oe eee | Bicycle brand; 11-inch rubber Bray enamel! finish. : : n tr of six years for granting banking | rolls, guaranteed for three | 5 1 to — 1 O s 1 st facilities and ae ne ee years; one wheels; complete | Food Choppers, $1.69 — a ers, contrary to the policy of the with folding Wash Bench | Griswold high-grade Chop- communists. his received a par- that will hold two tubs. per, No. I Size, fitted with o ad don. , extra cutting knives for cut- 1 Less on cow Tr 4 1 It is probable that Alexander. Wash Boilers, $3.98 ting fine, coarse or medium. - S who studied law in the United Made of 14-02. copper, | Waste Baskets. 98c “ ; States, will be given a responsibl large No. 8 size; stationary | * } of pole cloth, chin- annie enen Atta otetien te she side handles, heavy tin cover. | Made of expanded metal, ¢ y lined. They have With Two Pairs of T eernnt, necttion.. tastefull finished : 1 Wwo airs O rousers Faber “age a &e iy “a nm 4 * Wash Tubs, 67c ‘size, splendid for use in i> 5 of f q : wer § a eee a we Ad Large No. 3 size Wash Tubs | kitchen or .bathroom, = | oO ur and em 1a- e formerly fas a nember y ‘ . . | | present he is in the prison hospital, of » hon Epi sire ag s5OS 5 ' Dutch Ovens, $2. 98 ~ 95 |suffering from poor health. He is we ul a f , | No. 8 size cast-iron Dutch At esis | ‘not under detention Crystal White Soap | Oven, for cooking all kinds of ae tN ft : 7 | Ix rasnotchekoff lived in Chicago 10 Bars for 37¢C meat. ‘Griswold” make. a *% " pgp “sg es Rand gerd epee ie Peet Bros.’ large-size bars Household Scales Sr ssh ittice had otters Kina white laundry Soap; meg $1 49 ° : > . « - ete . . ; . , - . . 7 r * st of this Winter and CLUDED in this feature offering notchekoff $200 each for fow ‘hone orders accepted. | _The new gray-enamel Scale - 4 , are samples and odd Suits at d r - i hooks on banking and finance pho r with slanting dial, flat top. e. beautifully trimmed great Bare ® , | wi : , , s reduced price. These Suits are [which be wrote while in jam one Electric Washer, $69.75 | will weigh articles up to 25 . Happy Day, full size, with pounds. swinging Wringer that can be on Skillet Sets. $1.00 adjusted to three goa ren get ved of one No. 3 and can be purchased on the Con- one No. 8 Griswold Iron Plan, ; venient Payment Skillet at this special price. ues at the ridiculous- e asking. ioned with the popular English > | coat and trousers with wide leg. FLOOR ) |. fabrics are high- -quality woolens in rous patterns, in sRades of gray, a and powder blue, also darker tones. Electric Irons, $2.69. ” eee Mumber of pencil stripes ate also in Made exprflsly for Stix, Wearever Aluminum 98+ | Offerings. Sizes 32 to 36, but not 674 Baer & Avi $F ore yh om : saucepan Sets, $1.79 ever highly nickel-plate inish High-erade uminum a eee eS Se complete with cord and plug; Saucepan Sets, in sizes 1%, 2 ness is constipation, you can flush the entire in- testinal tract safely and guickly—in 30 minutes to two hours—with Pluto Water. It does the work without grip- heating. element guaranteed and 2'4 quarts. i one year. (Fifth Floor.) Students’ Overcoats ing. Prescribed by phy- sicians and sold I (¢ | . atalldrug stores. A Special $ 98 Bottled at French Sa a at Lick Springs, a 4 Indiana. i all-woo! Ovescoats with fancy | un “y backs. They are in the favored | - Bs of brown, plaids and dark heath- | Bs 4 al “at : | 3 All sizes from 34 to 36. They are | Pr : — dinary values. ~ a Pit | on (Miudents’ Section—Fourth Floor.) | : A ie AE att ; ete —_ eta ain ss ‘ af res gions a Be i “ sg eed gdh Bo Mg ais Se aie

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oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | fhe Daily POST-DISPATCH ar. bas MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other eventng newepeper COMBI! — ~ = OOOO the case of Bernard Gude Sr., a pri- | juries sustained Monday. Gude was 412 Duchouquette street, driven by = . , vate watchman, of 4528 South| struck at 5:45 p. m., on that day | George Schmidt, 36, of 2423 South ea Broadway, who died yesterday | by an ambulance be! onging to the’! Broadway. Witnesses testified the | ’ morning at 1:15 o'clock at Alexian| Weick Brothers Undertaking C ‘s. of! accident was unavoidable. a ; Brothers Hospital as a result af in- C 7 AUTO NOY 11, DIES ‘. It BEATS. as it Sweeps as it 2 SS | = Louis Mesline Was Run Down Better Than Galomel _ J | Brigitens Rags and Prolenge TH F by Machine Driven by Gran- | Thousands ‘Have Discovered , = . heir L : ite Citv -Man. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ait eel — , Are a Harmless Substitute LOOSE LEAF BOOKS pacity of a rug for 14-k. Gold Nib and Ring ee Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the PHONE MAIN 3480 ~ aah ws Medium and Fine Iridium Point to rug life and . 3 - Adams Co-Ed Fountain Pen ms — ' pass Lous > : a : Z. Ls 4 9 2S a « ; Dead. substitute for calomel—are @& mild is os Louis Mesline. 65 years old, ad-/ but sure laxative, and their effect ) would easily undemal INSURE HE NEA I NESS: | dress not known. fractured skull. on the liver is almost instantaneous. regular use of the | ordaims j These little olive-colored tablets are ea [33 means splendid ec Attilio Coza. 29. 3020 Caroline|the result of Dr. Edwards’ deter- _ keeps rugs clean, theng rs $ ? ? ? ? ? a ? ¢ rs rs e aa $ e a . $ - $ ? ? ad 2 Ideal Pen for PRE BP Writing We Give Eagle — Cash or $2.50 in Mercham ~* orrry* fe @erere osee. and PERMANENCY of ME NES ae street: lacerat t to treat liver an xe rua tee it t YOUR RECORDS Mra: Beale: ois 17, 3020 Care- bowel complaints ages ogy BUX | ON cs SKINNER 3 | Ree ite es. With Adams R. R. No. 1 Carbon Paper line street. Jacerations of scalp, m- The pleasant little tablets do the 4 xP / All Colors per Box = 91.90 toses. $6.75 Students’ Strong, Durable Loose-Leaf NOTE BOOKS Complete with sheets, ruled or plain 4 rood substantial over SS) ne jury of the back and right hip. good that calomel does, but have no : _ 95 . t 30 Dp. m 1 that day when , nocked own by n automobile if » rac comfortable iri r Jacot “leischman 44 - * , Attractive. « a ee ee rat pate —_ - “ — iehed De — wood - finished meta! Ii years old, 2323 treet, Granite ee aon "ae Beds with cane panel Gc? ' : : »* + 2 ity. Tl. ho to lice that th sized Pen - inserts. - ‘ee rererer eet ewer ene eeetee . : lured man stepr math from behind another venicie IT We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH CHAS. F. LEVY, Pres. Convenient Cr Mlesline was taken to Barnes Hos- ‘ : : " . . + ' . .% 3 _ «a W 1% YY a : T ai . ir } SA U > an . ] = Later he was re- ~ tle Sisters of the o:ice several ~~ D. > Cee a ETERS 4 the popular belted models. struction. CA PE oe : . : cassimeres, tweeds and str 22, Fos = "ei —te ae a grav. brown and fancy mix Convenient Credit Terms : BE oe SS : ; lined—and both pairs of ee iat tee ake 4 74a oe ca ee a Gee FL DBZEYS | WwW This offering OLIVE AT IOASE ck Sg ee ea | sand SPs ~~ mothers of boys i Other Radical Reductions on Men's Shoes creet ut Pat a Ce : LOOSE CUSHION Highgrade figured velour upholste : : ; . : ; : : over deep spring construction in @ Suite of latest design. Three pieces, as with wide roll arms and loose a Suite of sturdy construction and d A C }- raat tnjerioa, was arrested; |) se i ae Convenient Credit Terms ~> Bl « D A i= S Man Injured in Motor ¢ rcle Aicci- ' y, t o dent Sunday Dice ~ - —_ f Se ee "@ $7.25 and $r. Di " . marvelous Renaissance Suite. Finest com- 4 ie si oes “al “ a ining Suite bination walnut, new French finish. with n>’ 3 | 94¢ a delicate tracery of gold. Beautifully carved table, 66-inch buffet, 5 tapestry seated side chairs and 1 host's chair. ttt spite Att hn —- . a ’ CPO Ree ee eee eee, Light - weight, £ $225 3-Piece For apartments or small homes re | ioned.. pure Sil - 1si@ topes. in ; : DAVENP R spare bedrooms are rare, a Davenport-568 wei Convenient Credit Terms ORT Suite like this is greatly in demand. ; rs. ee Bed Suite have underpriced these three prec . ; er, large armchair and davenport ( cmp. ve rite span! Pi si $ opens into a full-sized bed), all with Special! Girls’ “Ci be lour covering over comfortable sf it Accident Verdict in Case of Watch. 7 \ upholstering. . 7 : | . "man Hit by Auto = . Convenient Credit Terms ; OO} } ie? New'Strain Reveals Defects in Vision Cross-word puzzle headaches are merely an indication of pre-existent eye trouble. Persons who apply themselves to the puzzles will sooner or later; if ‘ . 2 a | " ADVERTISEMENT } : oA | ee a — RUPTURE | Ta} Wie LU eS | $15 Kitchen Cabinet Base Not a Pathological ° | ’ , _———_ 4 3 == e f $g2> = wil Condition ~ their eyes are defective, develop a head- ache. Such headaches are sufficiently common that now many sufferers seek relief in Aloe Glasses. These cases of eyestram, although from a new source. signify that you have defective vision and need glasses. Convenient style, nite * ename! base with ti | Specials bin and cutlery drawer, porcelain top. [th arm tonicity ta a) i? ead mus : oct i. ‘ s establish & normal condition at : —_ - $85 lue $53 Seamless wwao Lal pica tee hanes - ; , — Blue or Gray YW iicon Covers ald 1 t.. have been m antifagguring omaien QUEEN ANNE Exceptionally well designed Dining Suites Enamel sters: 9xI2 size. 44 . eR ae & Act ones Piapee Pads tashionhed from fine combination walnut in 4 G R $34. 50 ' : mun. . ufferers all over the world since ° . ° the popular Queen Anne style. Consist of as ange $30 Velvet Ruse ret announce ‘he opening inin uite iam eth Seed ) r ful patterns, Semeitianeent tn oblong extension table, 60-inch buffet with | = yt ow ne “xno it 4 shapely front ety § tapestry seated aa 7592 ai $ 18.50 Select Your Optician With the Same Care as Your Surgeon, Banker, Lawyer "= Oe a a ae a Pata a tl a a a aa oad dd heav . > P P : ‘J AN UCTOWN STORE ‘ —y “or YT n vr the acrCom moda tion $ chairs and host's chair. ' : Resa, ~~ size. 4° “ ’ Lan nfrterin Se this aft ietion in ‘% ’ r h hi Tae ‘i ret : ders, ' e S13 OL OLIVE « Alco GRAND AND so adios, an nen lee ott ecaeiien QO ‘ a Allover blue or gray $ 17. J STREET WASHINGTON hat right soon. To obtain l Zz Convenient Credit Terms jemamel Gas Range, full $15 Brunswick nforts Optical Co. . an cats Gh von, Se ania f size; with four-burner ——#x12 site, ne Samm ’ ° -e. ’ i a creer ‘ sf aie Make t . e Size v a for feet troubles the bane of aa Anny _ *® oven and 98.28 E mans extetence Remomber the addre.-—- L114 Locust St

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it Sweeps nd Prolongs Their Life q If everyone knew the pacity of a rug for holding ¢ and how destructive this q | is to rug life and beauty— + would easily understand the reguiar use of the Hog means splendid economy, keeps rugs clean, therefore guarantee it to prolong life. Obtainable on LS ee 7 ation—No Obligation :~BARR CO: + Store of St. Louis as it Cleans. Terms—only $5 Down Filectric Shop—Basement Gallery | | Special! ass Costumers $5.00 Value $9.75 0 polished Brass Cos- er. as- illustrated at iia real value—while y last. gured velour upholstering ing construction in a Suite nh. Three pieces, as shown, arms and loose cushions— ly construction and durable. nent Credit Terms Of Special Importance in the February Sales Are These 4 % or small homes where } are rare, a Davenport-Bed is greatly in demand. We ed these three pieces—rock- hair and davenport (which - ull-sized bed), all with yve- over comfortable spring went Credit Terms : a Saree ae St ew: Ae ed St oe 2a Ro SP 9) teed ry oe - , SS PER BP, RE PRR get ET Ps a . Pee See a oe Fae OS EAR Se me Ae Ge RE Pe ee eae LAL Le OL ee ee Te : a - ay en Pad ° + 7 P +6 5 ‘teal oh : ¥ Vege RES se ‘ OR bs Bt a oS aight ieok Py if ¥, ’ wipe i aay cee oeeerehs ee « Str ete B ae . . - . . . ™ See ees z , + * : m4, i*} The —— — ive Eagle Stam ps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Bok or $2.50 in Merchandise—f ey Restricted Articies Excepted | P > Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other even SS ~ SL —_~_-- a eee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 14 and 16 sFebruary Sales | Male wow s 4. #riday! checks and oOverplaids are featured, | fered in models for men and vounge men. c \y | Ha ee and young men. Smart Advance r Immediate and Spring Wear— M en’ sH ats if $40, $45, $50 and $55 Values at Broken Sizes, at @ Months ago, plans were ir ugurated for making this Annual Sale unusually altractive—b: u in variety and values. Our repre- sentatives personally selec. d the woolens—and thé Suits were A Group of 2310 tailored to conform wi!’ ur rigid specifications—a fact that is very evident in each iment. Now, for your convenience, we ’ ° present one of ¢! ason’s outstanding opportunities to save! en S 1rts zz these are both conservative and English style models—accuratel y | $2.55 to $3 Values tailored from worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, flannels, serges and | unfinished worsteds. The colors are the newest and most popular —and swrh desirable patterns as pencil stripes, herringbones, 5 ° l D ——Men’s Winter Overcoats- | $40, $45, $50 to $55 Values at....... English style box-coats, ulsters and ulsterettes are of- made of plain or fancy-back woolens in the best shades. Select early There are sizes for —_—— _ - a —_ ing newspapers COMBINED ee a rr em ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * , Se ee Our Dominance in Value - Giving Is Being Emphasized by _ | Largest Distributors of Merchandise the Special Events Which Are Scheduled for This Month. ____at Retail in Missourt and the West. Group of About 900 wits >] 00° | @ This is an opportunity to purchase a high-priced soft Hat for only $1. Because these Hats are in broken sizes, they are offered at this extreme value-giving price. A variety of styles and colors. Main Floor @ 1110 of these Shirts are of ‘“Rovalsylk’’ (mercerized cotton fabric) —new Spring models ee ee ee — — ec —a Choose F riday and Share in This Extraordinary Value-Giving! q A Coat offering even beyond your expecta- tions! Here you will find those handsome, beautifully developed garments which, no doubt, you admired but never thought it would be pos- sible to choose for $50. The materials are rich, suede-finished weaves, the high-grade tailoring and elegant linings proving these Coats to be of superior worth—in fact, such extreme values that many will consider choosing for _next Winter. Women’s, misses’ and extra sizes. Squirrel, beaver’ Jap mink, mar- mot, muskrat, ringtail, fox and caracul are the furs which make these Coats so luxuriously attrac- tive—and all applied in the latest ways Winter approved. wiert Bisex $14.50 Value S 65 Offered at.... gs @ Here are ney, styles “for bovs — offered at the most upusual savings. Many of the Suits have the smart, manish plain-back coats—and there is a good varicty of the popular belted models. The all-wool fabrics include cassimeres, tweeds and striped materials—in blue, tan, gray, brown and fancy mixtures. The coats are alpaca lined—and both pairs of knickers are lined. This offering should interest all mothers of boys 6 to 18 years old. Second Floor are with separate soft collars to season’s match. They offer a: variety of . » 3 > . -t yi a | f . 7 : all men hairline stripes—1200 are white English broadcloth Shirts — in Ret: neckband and collar-attached Second Floor styles. All sizes. Main Floor > Friday—the February Sale of Hose Features - Black Chiffon Hose —Irregulars of $3.75 Grade at, Pair.... @_ Shadings in the silk account for these 1200 pairs “1S of black silk-top chiffon Hose being termed “irreg- ulars.” They will wear splendidly, thus making this offering an unusual opportunity. Sizes 8%, to 10. Silk Hose Silk Hose Silk Hose 94¢ $1.00 $1.44 . Light - weight, full - fash- Full-fashioned. pure silk, Silk-top, pure thread silk lisle tops; in black and black and colors with lisle | make; in black and. sev- several popular colors, tops eral colors. Main Floor ~- Bloomer Dresses flers: 9x12 sige. $34.50 = $50 Velvet Rugs, beauti- ful patterns, 6x9 size. $18.50 $°. heavy Corks LAnoleu™ Tiugs, @xl2 size,.with bor- ~ BS has 5 eBeey ders, ay $ 17.5 nH $15 Brunewick er Pxis size, 17 : ee Se eee ee ee Wilton Velvets and Axmin- Special! Girls’ “Cinderella” Friday at | 20 Special—_Milk Chocolate Torpedoes 3 ; ’ PL =* &- el ~ * if spertebetes betes se _ ; ’ 60c Value, Friday, Lb. @q Popular straightiine | | i ae ie hi Ao on nt ae eae oy pe * . >. om » Sith > . “ a ee a eS, eS eee I™ gh gis Ce a Ee, Hasement 7p eacenretad Stere — ie | Men’s $1.49 and $1.65 Negligee TAY Shirts yp Fp Friday, for — $1.35 and $1.50 Grades Irregulars of $1.65 Grade Irregulars of $2.75 Grade. lioned pure Silk Hose: service - weight Hose: | Hose of a well - Known’ For Friday—T his Group of Girls’ Dresses Offered $ O Q at | | j \ ¢€ Dresss z of cotton Tia iah. crepe, cotton pon- = _ 534 gette. gingham and chambray, in two-tone os “I J and straichtline styles. Trimmed with silk Ly led F colors. Secure enough Offered at é \ for some time! AAA AAA AAAAAAAD AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADDA AAS ppp pa babi ppp ppp pp pbb ahh bbb abba pA AAA AA bAAdAAAAhAAAAAAAABOAaaeeeee eee eee ahaa eee he DDD AA AAD DDD A od ¥ Basement Economy Store ; hs 49 aa —— Friday Offerings Include This Sanota Crepe Value, Yard pay AQc Offered Friday at wide and suitable for deep hem. Heavy round ae se" “ makin g bedspreads, thread kind. Will laun- seokheragg 2h: si fancy work, | 33 der nicely. $ | 25 on Ss roves i : te. Yard ar . Pn coed ee . yea! r ° a checks and 25c Gingham Mattress Covers light and dark Odd lot of 2°.inch Of unbleached muslin and three butt trouser Spit for $17! These . ’ . ; Attention,Men and Young Men. Special Lot of ; @ Biack kid Oxfords with plain toes or tips, also two-strap siippers: all have ' pa steel arch supports, heavy hand-turned — Trou Ser ul S ‘ soles and rubber heels. SBizes 3 to 9. Hasement Economy Stere iin, —_— __ Na - = - __.ssee.ererwwweertrtrrrrer,rgt' '*'*'*'T'''''''t'''T?," TT"??? 777 7 777777 7777 OO" ee eeeeereeeeeeeeeereerererrrrrrrrrrerreYeYrYeeeeeeeereeerrreererereeT eee . , ve — i'th ar cial silk (rayon) mix- ’ ¥ > @ A cotton Crepe with artifi ut i | Shana ; . Friday, Save on ture. 36 inches wide and ideal to: wash dresses, P etc. In remnant lengths and in plain or fancy pat-— , “B > 7 | terme Rs SE eamiless Kugs . $2 Sheeting Bed Sheets 1 <S, 2.50 Value f Rleached, all-linen | Bleached, 81x99-inch . ea os rege o dans ; y : 3 . $42.50 ue for ‘Sheeting. two yards | seamless Sheets with @ Think of securing a iwo- asa durable ma- be worn all In stripes, mixtures in y colors. Two \4/ $3388 @ %x12-ft. Seamless Axminster Rugs in on and con- < , fioral, medaltiion and conventional de- Gingham remnants in —box seamed and with servative sfyles and the size é signs; in colors of rose, blue, tan, taupe, chécks, plaids, etc. Cut taped ends to tie on. In range is 34 to 40 chest green and pleasing mixtures. Rugs suit- from the piece. 2000 séaled pack- $1 SS measure. able for all rooma. | vards. 12; age. Each... . ' Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store Yard ...++++: 3C Basement Economy Store ) a a a a a ee ee eee ee eh eee eee eeeeeeereerre,rrerrrrrfjnj,T"''*,''''"'""'.'...''.'..'...'.”.,...”........ _. A DAD DDD DDD DAA aad ae e% ry i 5 ee ee, eee rt a 4 we - Pe er cae ¥ Poe aks eee o.

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~ — ——— eee FF © wspaper COMBINED The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening ne ehves detent ————_ - | = r ditorial Page z Daily *Cartoon | er re 2 See Our Other Announcements on Pages 14 and 15 ameeen other weaves: some =! 4-am wked and Bis RS at RABE ) lie Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 ii Largest Distributors of Merchand: ae Sizes 2 to 6 3 ears.” Basement «alters | (cash or $2.50 in Merc handise— mail ew Re stric led Artic les k re ( "pte a at Retail in 3 ssouri and the eae Scheduled for Friday—The Annual Event That So Many Practical Housewives Attend and Profit By—Our Important i a | wis ‘ mt a Featuring Scores of Items of Home Equipment at Striking Savings. Selling Starts at 9 A. M. @ Here are widely varied groups—each one revealing the extraordinary sav- ings that tvpify this event. Plan to select the articles you need now or w ill need . later. Remember. some of the lots are limited. a" : : } -_6$2 Food er .25 Coffee $7.50 Wringers $1 . e 10 Cocoa Fiber Door Mats , 55 Clothes- : na ating committee this afternoon $2.60 Dish- $1.65 ‘Repair $2.50 Wood hitchen Sets, 9-piece $1.25 $ Triple Cooker Sets. for fireless 1; 33 $17.49 Washing ¥ that State Finance Commissioner pans, $1.29 O tfits, $1 ie See ee oe $2 TS Qt. Vacuum Bbettes pi a . pininee, $12.74 “9 Millspauch refused to permit him} ais oll “4 a as u — ud Gk Potato or Vecetable Ricer-~ . $3..25 Round Ciothes Hamper- 2 - ae . ' ne : Se H Py Sto rei. se er aati Ow b “~ . , : liquidate the bank. notwith- | Oval. with white ens Six-piecr "House noid sh oe So ag. Set . ae o +e snad ineh size; stron 4 ding an offer by him to fur-| | ¢ €: | | porn my si ww | +. am mish an indemnity bend satisfac-)t a to the Finance Department. $1. 75 Flour Bins $3. 50 coerconssag! Pails r . ™~ iria ~ ~ . 4s | ly, : | J ' q : \ , — 5 | - , = guaranteeing the payment of the | . ; ~_—— a | —_ = ; i : \ Siete ‘= “a ——e > 7 ; : positors in full. ° | 7 +s : ‘ : , | . | iw ; ‘aN . spots = p, Seen | Instead, Platte testified, Mills- | ze. ) : / _—_—— - 7. -) ~ te SS oe bs a "7 ipaugh put in charge William E, | . . , - — : ) ee Sat ‘- a West. a special Deputy Finance al Commissioner, who Iiater filed a} Wlaim for 319.900 of fees. : The depositors have received $0) ; . , ee $2.75 Mixed $1.75 Iron : “a per cent of their deposits and ac- $3.98 Savory $6.25 Wash — $2.75 Bread ican — Paint, $2.00 Sets, $1.15 $19.85 Gas beording to Platte’s testimony, West | Reneters, _ - | Makers, $1.89 cales, ° | ; 5. Votes -B igh Grad pes age ehe ¥: : . Heaters, $12.50 a "and Charlies Blackmar, attorney re : “ | Samets, 96.15 oe eae .ck japanned, with slanting Dea ah brand: gallon can. . mime LD eo eee id evejoy” Radiant make; give | o ae _ -for West, and who has been paid) ed uf size 5 pha iA: a hig Rass SSM. 5 tue role. prunidih ol = t, stated tothe Circuit Court -- an ' t | he depositors would uwiti- _mately receive 9¢ or 95 per cent. “Was the $10,000 paid Blackmar full for his services?” asked mator Farris. .“On account,” Platte replied. | ‘How do you know?” “I asked rmOS ‘ | n if the $16.000 was.in full and 1 \ wee i Be replied, ‘Hell, no; I'm no | i SS : piker.” . 95- Wash $4.25 Hot $4.50 Medicine aye eo a "ecepet Ga 16 Mame’ aes oo Stove $4.10 Dutch Table — atone uni Mills- . a es, . > When the application for allow- | 5. dress fabrics. aiedhal “gy. 49 terms; special at $2.9 at. vard . 5 ird =e 98 5S i : ; : \ 1 ports Satin” Hf a a. mce of the fees w $2.50 Tub Silks - $2. 50 Wool Jersey a 44 i Offered: at — pagrnateees: Price of eM Judee thar nar, Weer Segrhen New fancy striped broadclot : e shades it | ~p i im rou e Ss da) rt and chai to un [ put in one day a week in the busi- in colors and of a weight you _pepu . n Sat . that is i ff me | i why we cafi this one of the most extraordifa: lues in t io of our bank. He is vice presi- will like. A favored frock and | weave por’? and stres suited to 1 ip- | 49 | 1 tf the largest assoriments of swinging Frames |} |} Their sood points are too many to enumera! ut lude su ; mt of the Southwest Trust Co. of ekirt Sik. Spec — , | eds. 1a | | e have ever shown is offered in. this event. 7 § GO CCtats o8 Sanc-tied rin reund end amitary 11 | as City, to which he devotes at. yard ‘ard . third tteer ti ! reve ie ushions and handsome mohair upholstery—p n © ‘ time.” . } i Hand carved and top or corner ornamented stvles oe phe a ties ie Millspaugh Goes on Stand. H or It developed several days ago in|. Important to Many Will Be This nian __# , woved by the department. : ze 8 | “The Judeg allowed Mr. Black-'¢ rs fee. but said he thought Mr. all very new and attractive. In antique sold or silver |} |] Ubainable on Deferred Payment Plan if desired They Are E | finish and sizes 5x7 inches to 11x14 inches. ee. — | wena ge ‘tone 3 | = *, : e Oo Le Practical Because They Are Easy to Clean Are These is ceeaatads inin teeclteliiin: “Wiine eumadibinttilc aimineanadli ee a kK. Senator Farris read from a. § pree Of $5.45 includes the framing of your photo, itl i 3 aamenyt agPeadrnae he aia toa 2 fram vail se 2 | On Friday, the February Dinnerware Sale Features nsas City courts showing that Seamless Brussels Rugs _ 228 =m ee $32 American Semi-Porcelain Sets” ae Bank. Milispaugh has con- re —_ 8.3x10.6-F t.— S 10 D 9x12-F t.— 6) -i) | In the February Sales—Junior and Bridge i 4 mded that fees of attorneys were $32.25 Value ... = | : y ‘ ed. by the court and not by him. _ s v2 es eY . rE ve é S — . -_ = ; a hee eget gel mae 9 en ae a me ion we csned es $30 Value at. . is read the certified record of | | a8 - a allowance made to Blackmar. i Persian and Chinese designs are’ featured in us etl iral e Rugs The i} a S 4 the Livestock Bank, whieh} domtinamt colors are varying shades tan—beau tifu led. Rugs e are so ver | ? | lowed that the fee had been fixed Af | } the Finance Commission. ‘ to clean that they are ext H , —— % i j $20 Values. Complete, at j | . ‘ oo 3 ’ ; et sft err t : ation — Iw : q Si to permit Platt to liquidate . 2? troup $fr' + WARicA to bh Onme | | ; ‘ ; | Es ; 2 : i ie. » —_ <2 et ee or eee een Qmes 9 Bo ete et ee = have Dia $50 Dinner Sets, 100 pieces $45 Dinner Sets, 100 pieces... .. a one Pifth FP leer € Some of the bases are finished in Beautiful Linen Damask | | A Group of Fancy } | metal leaf gold or polychrome. Unasaal Economy Is Aft forded by These Artificial Sdk | | . 2 : im hers ade of wroug iro Tablecloths aaeEEg™ | | sre finished in Pompetan tyronse 4 e249 The shades are covered w ith silk Casement Curtains $5.50 aT SQ | | | | : freorgette and elaboratel, trimmed. : . . ss $7.50 Value, : Q5 Special, Pair —— Special at. Seccial, Pair Every Lamp is complete. @ Many exquisite patterns are offered in this grous of rich : | | | ‘ee S _T0x106-inch Wienched linen dammsk 1 © Beettet! Pusvwvacte mote of sn exea- ft | $00 Junior Lamps ecru artifictal silk Curtains And the beauty is further en- ‘‘loths offering haneed bw the deen. futrevs fringe which adorns every pair ventional designs Ciniy ; ;imeaat Guanii: 2 4 ere’, edie \ ry ‘et CRI ; 3 Complete AS Hemet itched . ches ) = wag i4nen Lan - | {2134 Hemmed Pillowcases, cach tte for $5.95 Bed set ul : ) inches, pair 3.55 i ’ . 6.58 © ioe Pree ' — | , ec shades , in ne a stviee—artis Perfect for either dining room or living room windows : mide Ge tleally trimm Fifth Fleer ee | Ses eminalana aera ass ' h (leth=: 354:34-ineh <ize st.99 $4.45 Mercerized Table sot. 4.18 =—_———— , Pop mee 4 ‘ © es 2 a | ee — peers = we ee a eee - . ee g £ o Eee ee in : 2 4 ' , . ey 4 y ; si) Bieached Outing Plannet!. vari i Ff AN-Linen Mack Towels he . $1.50 Peather-filled Pillows, 20x27 | ) sith G nee | : se ner he silk Georgette-cov- - Pe ee =—

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THURSDAY FEBRUARY 5, ip2s. $12.95 F rocks — 72 em TTiine ted Swiss ind Mnbroliders. ad . — third ee — F lloer $4.50 Carpet Sweepers, $3.24 hy tarmiard be ; wit if evils ber" ind e Us i, 60c Coal _Hods, 40c nih adliZe i} ey beni! : . : : »! , ~ : =“ % vw G Agent a | - a ‘ bus 7 : — a . ee $1.10 Wear-Ever ve { a, Pans, 68¢ for cae. ‘>! cooking ris ) Table Tops, $1.25 Whit 1 Tal rope ve : x40 a : a tes of SS rriate Basement Gallery Ein ts Bs uss naa ae eee Bditoria: Page patty biate rtoon ini sagrtehietitg ~ijeenentetas + eae 5) ex Pe PERS TA LE By a “ti: eras STP. eR ee RSS a ate ene *- «€ 4S no a= ll es am I TR RESON RS I Tes “ ‘ i a sar 2 ~ Pa SER RE ee Rr TR a Ne RO i 0 Ra tse BARN 7 cts cena, ; anit See Pe, Fe ee Py) Fite S ae 7. >) * me oP é ee Me tL” oe . a, Ber ESR. SIS Bee ‘Sea t ac Minute Society—Drama Se es AD ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENIN G, FEBRUARY vy, 1925, z MILLSPAUGH a ~ (JQUIDATE-BANK Ene ~_ -—-—— ities Head of the De- funct Kansas City Live Stock State Bank Heard Chicf Washington Correspondent of by Senators. TESTIFIES TO OFFER ‘Witness Declares That It _ Was Proposed to Guar- antee Payment of Depos- itors in Full. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb, » Fred T! Platte of Kansas City, ¥or- | r president of the defunct Live- ock State Bank ified before the ting committee ¢ State Finance lIspaugh refused to permit liquidate the bank, mding an offer by him to fur- wish an indemnity bond satisfac- to the Finance Department yaranteeing the payment of the positors in full. Instead, Platte testified, Mills- ugh put in charge William E., West, a special Deputy Finance Mommissioner, who later filed a elaim for $10,000 of fees. 'The depositors have received 80 cent of their deposits and ac- - of Kansas City, Senate investi- this him ording to Platte’s net ha West | Sand Charlies Blackrmar, attorney paid | ‘for West, and who/has been =, stated to yhe Circuit Court he would depositors ely receive Bo or 9o per cent. “Was the $10,000 paid Blackmar fuli for his services’ asked ator Farris. “On account,” latte replied. “How do you know” n if the $10,000 was replied, ‘Hell, no; er.’ ** | Platte said Commissioner Mills- ugh based his refusal to accept " “T asked full and I'm no | in | afternoon | (“‘ommissioner | notwith- | ulti- | ' ture upon the Mississippi, ‘SENATE COMMITTEE URGES NINE-FOOT CHANNEL FROM GREAT LAKES TO THE GULF : Mississippi River.” By CHARLES G. ROSS. Post-Dispatch. 4 Feb. 5.—Report- the WASHINGTON, ing the result of a long waterways | investigation to the Senate this afi- OF AN INDEMNITY | 'by Senator ’ ernoon, McCormjck (Rep.), Il- linois, came out vigorously for the | creation and maintenance of a 9%- ‘foot channel from the Great Lakes, via the Illinois and Mississippi rivers, to the Gulf of Mexico. The investigation was made by | Senators McCormick, Reed (Rep.), | Pennsylvania; Brookhaft _lowa: MeKellar (Dem.). lsee, and Broussard (Dem.), liana, under a Senate resolution, ‘adopted two years ago, calling fu. a study of the 9$-foot channe!] problem. Except for a reservation iby Senator Reed, who questioned the necessity of diverting 10,000 cubic feet of water per second from ‘Lake Michigan, animous. Reed agreed fully with his colleagues as to the desirability of the 9-foot channel. Channel Urgently Important. “The committee convinced,’ the report said, “that the construc- tion of such a channel prac*i- , cable and urgently important, tha (it will cost relatively little and immeasurably to the wealth of the country.” Because present session i'committee did the creation Tennes- is is the the ior of the shortness of of Congress, not offer a bill of a 9$-foot channel but contented itself with going on recore for the project and with recommending that the select com- mittee of investigation be con- tinued during the next Congress. “It ought to be borne in mind,” | the committee reported, “that the | total appropriations from the Fed- | eral Treasury for the improvement coastwise harbors aggregate | of more than $500.000.000. and that the cost of the Panama Canal was | The expendi- from its mouth to the Ohio, has amounted to more than $100,000,000, nearly $400,000,008. diate confluence about as much proposal on objections that he i the interests of the stockhold- | to look after and also that it t be necessary to file suits nst the stockholders. | ‘Although whe bank has been! ed more than 15 months. no Suits have been filed, he testi- | Thought Fee Was “Too Strong.” | Asked by Senator Summers iether the Finance Department | approved the fees asked for Blackmar and West, and w heth- | West’s fee had been allowed. te replied that Satieciedair and est had said the fees were ap- bved by the department. | “The Judeg allowed Mr. Black- urniture Sale— suites 19: it ie | enth 1 loor "8 fee, but said he thought Mr. | ets fee was too strong. and he | med to investicate it.”’ Platte tes- im addition to Mr.: West, pene department has had another wean at our bank. a good man, at 9150 a month. | “When the application for allow- | Ce of the fees was made, I told | t Judge that Mr. West had not in one day a week in the busi- of our bank. He is vice presi- mt of the Southwest Trust Co. of ansas City, to which he devotes time.”’ Milispaugh Goes on Stand. It developed several days ago in timony that West also is j ule Features elain Sets 20" te lone is Tourtallk distine- arris showed that nearly $30,- ee ee expenses had been incurred. ent Ams ab ? ~seggid teal —™paugh followed Platt on the; he te itr — | Miand sought to explain his re- = = to permit Platt to liquidate | 100 pieces $31.95 nk without salary. 100 pieces $29.95 wt | | rifth bleet rge of the American State ank. Senator Farris read from a fied copy of the record of the ansas City courts showing that *st and Blackmar each had re- ved $10,000 for their services in © liquidation of the mate Bank. Milispaugh has con- h nded that fees of attorneys were | ed by the court and not by him. | ris read the certified record of allowance made to Blackmar tthe Livestock Bank, which wed that the fee had been fixed the Finance Commission. Said Platt had been unable iy the Kansas City Clearing of his ability to handle the and that he had no authority mentioned. ‘ you not think, if the $30,000 had been saved and the “an now pay $5 per cent to tors, it could have paid 100 Sent?’ asked Farris. on Holland Case. lestimony was interrupted “| a sag writen March 22, Ber Financ Commissioner he Holland Bank 18 4 which failed later. *r severely criticised the | Officers, which it accused Ng the law in a number of =™ and setting out a long 192°. _ complete of States ‘cent American | law to accept a bond such | while Farris read into the rec- ) more. “As compared with these vast outlays, it will cost the Govern- ment something like $5,000,000 to the nine-foot channe! from the lakesygto the gulf, and an | undetermined sum of perhaps $25.- 000,000 to build the controlling or compensating works necessary for the maintenance of lake levels.’’ Cheap Transportation Required. Describing the Mississippi section of the United States, committee said that the develop- ment of its resources and the wel- fare of its people should concern “every citizen of the whole iv. This pointed the territory, the out, contains population of the United and 66°per cent of its area. contributes 68 per cent of the-to- tal exportable products of the coun- | the | 70 per! try. produces 52 per cent of manufactured products and of the agricultural products. “It is certain,”’ the report tinued, “that the constantly creasing production of heavy manufactures and foodstuffs jin this area wilh call for greatly increased means of cheap trans- in the future. The evi- that the sea- decided advantage interior, due to the fact freight—a con- of it anama Canal—is car- much lower rate using the all-rail | portation dence hoard over the that water.} siderable through the P (ried at a similar fre | route. No Comprehensive Scheme. “An of | Portation in this region vividly need for im- proved At present | products of ley demonstrates enjoy, sc fo Orne Portion oh -_ 4 examinat faci prese! ion lities its the waterway the onlv the outlet the Val- exception the for Mississippi is by rail, with the of a small portion of west, which finds its outlet for |grain products by rail to Duluth. thence by the Great Lakes to Fast- )ern seaboard points. While the | Federal Government has invested } millions of dollars in the deve}- |; opment of waterways in this re- gion, our examination discloses that no comprehensive scheme for a progressive and complete devel-| }opment of internal waterways has’| | been prosecuted. | “Your committee has heard a | Vast amount of testimony on the most economical and practicable |depths of water designed to pro- vide a safe and @conomic water- way for the cheap carrying goods from the lakes to the gulf— | in short, to make ae navigable of | channel between the confluence of | the Ohio and Mississippi and the Illinois State waterway at Utica, Tl. . “The State of Tilinols and Sanitary District of Chicago (a loans Which were declared Unsatisfactory and inadent Seured. The letter to the fon Page 20. lexnended 000 in constructing that portion of | Bea SN fe Continued on Page 20. municipal corporation created by the State of Illinois) have together apprroximetely fk A0n0.- the propoered nine-foot waterway a select committee headed (Ren.). | Louls- | the report was LUn- | add | ithan and ' upon the Ohio and upon its imme-| ba-| sin as‘ the chief wealth-producing | the | coun-| rest@ration of waterway | Th®’ cargo committee | 54 per cent! con- | in- | minerals. carried | than ! the trans- | transportation. | North-| of | the | between Chicago and Utica on the Illinois River, a distance of-ap- proximately 100 miles. This por- tion will be completed and ready for use, with an available depth of nine feet or more, within the next three years. Cairo-to-Grafton Link. “From Cairo to New Orleans ‘there. is already available a | foot channel, also suitable for the | purpose proposed. The Ohio River channel. of a minimum. depth of | nine feet from Pittsburg to Cairo. |has been 70 per cent completed at the cost of the Federal Govern- | ment. “To make the system complete from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. Pittsburg to the construct the ('as well as from Gulf, it necessary only the link from Cairo, Mississippi to Grafton, at junction of the Illinois and Mis- sissippi rivers, and thence up the ‘Illinois to Utica. ‘sary to be done consists of dredg- ing a maximum of two feet at the shallowest bars in these rivers: o |removing four dams and locks in ithe Illinois River below Utica, an of assuring a constant and ade- quate flow of water from Lake |Michigan into the Mississippi wa- is 'o on . | tershed. that nine-foot is estimated for less $5.000.000 a water- without locks or dams to ob- delay navigation, can be and that it can be maintained and operated through the length of the Tllinois and the Mixsissippi rivers as far as the Ohio at a cost of approximately $152 annum, provided there is an flow water from Lake a WAY, istruct constructed, or per ample | Michigan. Waterway Tonnage Increases, “As a criter of the rapid in- crease in tonnage handled by wa- terways during the last few years, attention. is called to the tonnage of 4,000,000 tons handled by the Mississippi-Warrior service adverse conditions in the last five years: to the increase in handled on the improved Monon- gahela, from 10,000,000 1914, to 24,000,000 tons in 1923: the 4,600,000 tons improved Allegheny of ion to in 1923, and The work neces- l vise | | Estimated Cost to Complete Project Put at! $30,000,000—‘‘Needed to Develop SIX MORE CIRCUIT JUDGES URGED BY BAR ASSOCIATION _—_—_— --———_— ‘Report of Judiciary Body, Also Favoring Office of Chief Justice to Super- vise Work, Adopted. 1063 CIVIL CASES PER JUDGE IN 1924) nine- | ttt the | civil ; ‘Circuit EE | St. Louisan | aE — —— Big Increase in Litigation Attributed to Industrial Expansion, Divorces and Auto Accidents. A report recommending tablishment of six more Court judgeships here sary’ means to litigation, an office of Chief Justice to super- and co-ordinate the work all Circuit Court . Judges, unanimously adopted at a meeting of the St. Louis Bar the es- as a neces- expedite trial night. The report Judge William chairman of the diciary Committee, the report after an extensive sur- vey of court conditions in St. and other large cities. members of the Clifford B. Allen, Walter D. Coles T. association's Ju- Other committee are: Rhodes E. Cavey and William T. Gentry. 950 | (engaged under tonnage | Chief Justice Ureed. There are now 16 Judges in Louis Circuit Court, 13 of them in civil cases. A bill to raise the number of Judges to is now pending before the {egisiature.* A bill to create a Chief Justice would have to be troduced, in the report. The report, in part, “Statistics compiled. from the Circuit Clerk's office show that 3293 civil cases were filed in Cir- the st. s oS follows: cuit Court in 1902 when there were tons In| | docket, carried on the | | Judges on the civil 'to the 9,245,000 tons carried on the | as yet uncompleted Ohio in 1923. “In the five years, 1919-1923, the tonnage of the Illinois Central Railroad, which connects Chicago and the lakes with the Gulf Mexico, has increased from 38,- 000,000 to over 655.000.000. The rapid developmentef highways and ithe motor trucking industry make to-rail and -rail-to-water rehan- dling. of freight for all points with- ‘in a distance of 75 iniles on either | side of th&se waterways. contribute in no little degree to the operation. passing in 1919 and for and peri id Panama Canal was 7.000.000 tons, tween 27,900,000 2% 330.000.9000 i} tons. During that the rev- enues of the Panama Canal in- creased in like proportion. Shippers’ Saving $3,400,000. “Referring again to the Missis- 'sippi-Warrior service, originally in- augurated as a war measure in .1918, it should be mentioned that ‘the demand for accommodations and service from this small line al- ready far exceeds its capacity ‘barge equipment. Every ‘sional district in the states Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa. 'braska, ‘has shipped freight during its short period tion. “While net operating figures 'to date have not shown a profit, ‘should be borne in mind that is due to the fact that bad nel conditions between St. Louis and Cairo have been the direct cause of the loss sustained. An exe amination of the operating ac- counts of this line, month ‘month, show that it has been ‘profitable enterprise, except imme such period as the shallow channel between St. Cairo prevented operation on |but a very limited scale. In fact, testimony before your committee over this of opera- up a through the! .. . |highwa about | 9° > ts « ] 4 be | hiles on the Ne- | minish South Dakota and Missouri}, +64 in line | were filed, ' of | | terially it possible to eliminate the water- | and must‘ | tation, ‘continue to tn | congres- | or) Judges engaged on the civil or 468 per Judge. In 1914, cases were filed, with 9 docket, or 687 3815 cases seven 6185 civil In 1924, with 13 civil work, or 1063 per Judge. The statistics show, generally speaking, a gradual and constant from year to year in the number of civil cases filed, and that the num- ber of civil engaged in the civil work was. ma- larger in 1923 and than at any prior period. “We attribute this large and steady increase t@ several causes aside from the steady increase our population and our steady in- expansion. Among these increasing num- the streets and ys caused by the large in- in the number of- automo- streets and highways. Another is the increase fn soliei- directly or indirectly. of claims for damages for personal injuries. Another is the large\in- crease in divorce suits. ‘We ido not believe these causes are temporary. On the other hand, per Judge. dustrial is the constantly ber of accidents on crease we believe most of them, at least, will continue to exist, with the re- sult, we believe, that litigation will increase. Suits Disposed Of. has been suggested that the of a workmen's com- “Tt enactment pensation law would materially di- the number our courts. It however, that the number of cases is believed, | growing out of the relation of mas- | ter it this | chan- by | which would probably dure | | indicates that operation of this lime | | We find that during the year from has resulted in a direct saving to shippers of approximately $3,400,- (000, and an indirect saving as a re- sult of lower freight rates on com- peting railroads.” | The committee. Senator | Reed, opposed crease the 10.000 cubic | water per second taken by from Lake Michigan | disposal purposes. “This quantity of lieve,” said the report, “is needed \to give the nine-foot depth pro- | Posed in the lower Lllinois River. | Likewise, we believe this amount -of water diverted from Lake Mich- igan increases by about one-third the dry weather flood of the Mis- sissippi River at St. Louis and |provides an increase in the low- water depth of this portion of the river to about 1% feet without |dredzging.”’ Answering the except feet of Chicago water, we be- objection that the the effort to de- | and servant, and which would fall within the province of a work- men’s compensation law, should one be enacted, would not exceed from 5 to 10 per cent of the total suits filed. We are, of the opinion that the the number result from workmen's number of therefore, decrease in the enactment of a compensation law would not than offset the normal increase in Louis and| senera! litigation. any | “Consider next the number of civil suits disposed of by the court. | Statistics are not available as to the cases disposed of prior to 1909. | Oct. 1, 1909, to Sept. 30, 1910, 6323 civi] cases were disposed of in one way or another. There were then nine Judges on the civil work, maxk- ing 703 cases disposed of per Judg Incidentally this was under the old | system of assigning cases. for sewage | \ “In the calendar vear 1923, 89 “During the year from Oct. I, 1920, to Sept. 30, 1921, we find that | 9505 cases were disposed of by 13 Judges working on the civil dock- et, making 731 cases disposed of per Judge. 190 13 | per civil cases were disposed of by civil Judges, or 686 cases Judge. “In the calendar year 1924. 11,- 097 cases were disposed of by 13 civil Judges. or 854 cases per Judge. “It will thuae be seen that number of cascs disposed of per Judge—-what may be termed the \- Continued on Page 20 Circuit | } of | and the creation of | of | was | special] | AsB- | sociation at Buckingham Hotel last was read bY former '| Jones, | which prepared | Judges on the | . ' increase cases filed per Judge | 1924 in | of suits insti- | of suits | more | e.| plague, when Shakspeare saw F lor- the}, tale of the days hefo! © ‘ science ON AAAL SY 5 Any he / | ' Louis State | in-| and this is recommended | —Photographed by a Post-Dispatch Photographer in his library. DR. DENTON J. SNIDER. ee " samen —_—— eee "AGAINST BILL TO BAR. Dr. Denton J. Snider, 845 Still ‘A Writer of Books’ ‘Keen and Active, He Arose Before Dawn to Work on His Fifty-First Book, Published Recently. ——_—_ St. Louis Medi¢al Society De- clares Measure Is Insult to the Profession. phrase—which precipitated that conflict. “That cl says, Denton > A resolution expressing emphatic 331, which would make it a misdemeanor 'West Pine boulevard recently es 'brated his ‘Main Street,’”’! disapproval of House bill No. “The village! was my eigfity-fourth laughingly. ' by publishing his fifty-first eS bal was the healthy center of our)! : Pe , The volume is a novel, “The Rise of | national life. I can't recognize it} ra —e payee 90 ee | Young Shakespeare,” bearing the; in the work of Sinclair Lewis. Ed-/|tions for eaprteg~ohggang liquor, was gar Lee Masters and Sherwood An-/|adopted by the St. Louis Medica} imprint of the William Harvey Mi-j| derson. I doubt if these modern | Society last night. ner Louis pt ub lishers, and writers truly know the small In the resolution, the bill was de- its the English dramatist) pou” ; scribed as “an unwarranted: insult whose and works Dr. walaee Four to the intelligence and integrity of has studied for more than half a} vite in | century. | the medical profession."” Not one | |had never made a penny by his/|vote was cast against the resolu- | What could be done in his pen. His teaching provided the! tion. . | erudite and scholarly commentaries | funds with which he published. But | The proposed bill was introduced and biography of the ‘poet, which in the last four years many vol-| by Dr. David Az: Pollard. Thame. have achieved for Dr. Snider aD UN-| ymes of his have been successfully | crat, Representative from Henry }questioned position as a Shaks-| , plished here and in England. His} County. It would hold it uhlaw- |'pearean authority the author has includes history, biography, | fy) “for any physician or pretend- | done in this nove ge rhe capil’ 1s | poetry, fiction, philosophy and lit-| gq physician in the State | constructed from mpaspiet - pre we erary erfticism. . souri to make or issue pr¢ scriptions : oe ' . beer other intoxicating Heuvers! ee Dr. atone aace 3 piling one chair) of any kind, name or character.” have had poet's de- in lean The Medical Society's answer tgp orseree are cae ae cate ae gece va aw? | states that alcohol is an indispensa- ‘ing been employed as a proofreader lish nis w oe ings and — ‘ whe we ble remedial agent m & large class by Richard Field, publisher he ford even such © ie ts - of maladies; that ; “the laymen | first folio, when first came to pameairyl He ved in erp Pa + a composing the Prohibition have al- London. He represented as recs yy oe Pipe a Rome ready invaded too far into. tit® in- coming under influehee of Gui- BME OO more Tua ee ee herent rights of the medical pro- ido Bruno and John Florlp, with fession,”” and-“that the Prohibition 'whom he studied philosophy and party should be concerned with literature while they made Italian the enforcement of the already ex- taste fashionable among the Eliz- isting iImpotert prohibition laws abethans, and of Richard Burbage rather than depriving the sick and later the first Hamlet, whom Spanish here Later he taught in saline cree —rse ee the youth was introduced the the public schools and in the Chi- The | recommended oT . : , the county itheater. ‘] Andronicus,” usu- Kindergarten College. . 'ally excluded from Shakspeare’s State adopt works, is accepted in this biograph- He Is Keen and Active. ical fable as his first play. Keen literature Is Shown. | millar figure | There is an interlude showing | the pubile reeked Shakspeare mobilized to defend | “Se in the vicinity | England from the threat of the | is the only SurvErer of the St. Spanish drama, and the novel tells} Philosophical ¢ lub of the of a possible visit to Italy, while| Under the leadership of Lieuten- ' playhouses were closed by the ant-Governor Henry C. Brokmeyer and William T. Harris that or- ‘ganization founded in St. Louis a school of philosophy accepting the Hegelian -theory, which hoped to riva] and outshine the transcen- | lady of the | dentalists at Concord, Mass. Later | - ' : it invaded New England and isonnets” the novel holds to be a/'| | maid of honor to Elizabeth, though | founded the Concord School of |Philosophy, where Dr. Snider lec- ' Dr. Snider *] * birthday prescrip- . =o 2B hero life is Dr. Snider could his fiftieth book that he | years ago not | work plays adventures, ' Snider be with the of tir. Snider's books were standing at a Fifty written ‘desk arranged by upon another. For years he saved every riakeshift or To ao l those is conceived as hav- . as a oft he is the wr print his Hooks. A disabled Union officer, he came | to St. Louis in 18638 to teach Latin and Greek in Christian Brothers | College. Incidentally, he rubbed an ' So ‘ os li« ‘ up on French, German, Italian and at a by society into that medic: Similar ifus wih ate cago resolutions. S. Steel Pensions $1,683,000. reese. Pa., Feb. 5.—-Dur- of £1.682,.920.67 Among | Uv. | By the Assomated or taking exer-| . PITTSBURG, of his home. he |!ng 1924 the sum Loults | Was distributed as pensions ‘ge |retired employes of the States Steel Corporation an.l sidiary companies, it is shown ‘the fourteenth annua! report of the United States Steel and “arnegie | pension fund, The report says that | 843 employes were added. pension roll during 1892¢ /average age was 64.32 years, their average period of service was 312 years and their average $41.50 a month. a today. a research active his in and at su b- and Verona. “the dark him as a) i'ence, Venice, Padua meeting in the last city Rosaline’ who scorned sorry sonneteer. But the true “dark ie ; te od ‘her name—Mary Fitten—ds not From it mentioned; and the love of these | tured for oe years. ot | 'two sacrificed in the tale to og poe the St. Louis Movement nia century of books! Yet one who lferences in rank, by its denfal,| literature, in which Brokmeyer,|should steal up to a window on makes love immortal, for from it |Harris, Prof. Thomas Davidson, West Pine boulevard. where a light springs the tragedy of “Romeo and luls F. Soldan, Miss Susan E. is shining each morning before Juliet.” Blow and others were prominent. dawn, would glimpse within Dr. This is not Dr. Snider's first| Dr. Snider's life bridges the years | Snider im @ressing gown and skull | novel. Forty years ago he wrote/|not only from their activities, but | cap, stand at his high desk— the Civil |from’those of Emerson, whose | writings the “Writer |. of Freeburgers”—devel-| biographer he and Alcott, of | Books,” as héin an autobiograph- struggle between con-| whom he was also a friend. ical fragment, has called himeelf, and Constitution—his Half 2 century of Ilalf has notJdid«dlowna his pen. | =. oo is, ~The the War oping han a writings . =, = LIQUOR PRESCRIPTIONS of Mis- | il societies of the | United | in | Ts ir | per-i0 | PAGES 17—20 ie REAL COMPETITION W CIY PAVING. BIDS AGAIN URGED Municipal Research Bureau Assails Public Service ard for Specifying Patented Materials. ee ee o-oo ‘PROGRAM FOR 1925 IS ABOUT $4,500,000 Thousands of Dollars Can Be Saved by Including It Is Asserted. Despite a purported showing that the city is losing thousands of dol- lars annually in its paving proj- ects, because competition in bidding, the Boarl of Public Service will proceed Feb- ruary 10 to let 11 asphalt paving jobs, two of them of more @x- pensive, patented type. This is charged in the current “Mind Your Business,’ weekly bul- letin of the Bureau cof Municipal Research, distributed today, which recalls that the city’s paving pro- gram for 1925 will amount to about $4,500,000. Only by obtaining com- petitive bids for nonpatented pave- ments in all lettings, instead of specifying the patented types «x- clusively, in instances, can the Roard of Public Service bring about effective competition and consequent lower prices, ft is contended. Findings on the Prices. The bulletin, under the caption, “Patented Pavements at Higher l’rices,’’ follows: “Over one-half the total cm@unt of all street paving contracts awarded in 1924 were for Willite and Bitulithic patented paving. “The average price for Willits paving exceeded the price of non- patented sheet asphalt paving by 62 cents per square yard. The average price for Bitulithic paving two inches thick exceeded th> price of nonpatented sheet asphalt two and three-fourths inches thick by 26 cents per square yard. “In addition to hizner prices for the paving itself, the prices paid for granite curbing and grading on Willitte and Bfktulithic contracts were higher than the average prices paid for granite curbing and grading on all other types of pav- ing. of a a Cost of Granite Curbing. | “The price for granite curbing under Willite contracts during 1924 was $2.01 per lineal foot. The price for granite curbing on Bitulithtc contracts was $1.91 per lineal foot. The average price for curbing on all sheet asphalt contracts was $1.84 per lineal foot, and the price for curbing on all other types of paving ranged from $1.35 to $1.70 per lineal foot. “A direct comparison of prices for grading cannot be made be- cause of the differences in tne character that sometimes exist in the grading work, but under Wil- ite contracts the prices for ail character of grading ranged from $3 to $3.55 per cubic yard. Under Bitulithic contracts the prices aver- aged approximately $2.20 per cubre yard. For all other types of pay- ing the prices of grading averaged | less than $2 per cubic yard. . “On Jan. 10, 1924, we submitted f. the Board of Public Service a letter with statements showing tne number of contracts, the square ly ards of paving, the amounts ef contracts for all types of paving and the average prices paid fer the principal types of asphalt pay- ing awarded during 1923 and 1924, Recent Suggestion to Board, “We suggested that the Board receive bids on nonpatented pavé- ments In all lettings to eliminate the awarding of contracts for pat- ented pavements at prices higher than the mnonpatented types we ‘equal quality. “On Feb. 10 the Board will te- ‘ceive bids on eleven asphalt pavy- ing jobs. Two of the larger of these jobs are advertised for Will- ite. | (On Feb. 17 the Board will re- ‘ceive bids for paving the Four- teenth street viaduct with Willite. “The character and number of bids received during the past two ‘years have shown that there is no real competition on the lettings for patented pavements, No Real Competition. “After public hearings on street improvements are held, the type of pavermnent to be lald is decided by the Board of Public Service. “The Board is therefore respon- ‘gible for specifying the pavement best sulted for each project, but so long as the board continues te specify patented pavements, | can be no real competition in Bid-. ding. “The pgving prograngy for 1926 will amount to about $4,500,000. ‘The Board can secure lower prices ‘and save taxpayers thousands ef dollars in 1925 by securing com- petitive bids for seaplane are ‘ments.’ Nonpatented Pavements, lack of real ‘ vs aie “¥, ~ Me ew en a . aa SD ee ft ee "i * eee 2599 a z ae he by eRe s,

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18. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i ing in remote | THE RIVER DES PERES MESS. Pennsylvania avenue, he will be vegetating Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Touching the question of a prompt and economical : Most of the Cesicieatn remarks were made in re rime Mal execution of the vast amount of work provided lor). to questions directed at him by a congression- litzer Publishing | -Dispatch printed an inter- -” Published by the ton ge Shad we | in the bond issue the Post-Dispatco p the first | 2! Committee, and were not made with the open and evar ion " rst | , , gegen Otte Atrect. jee cae 43 : — es agama es 'reckless abandon made famous by wrth “aye | yoo Saat a See puver om ae Nevertheless, Mitchell is a marked man. e is nh rims ama ae A “agp ng nterbi 8a forced to vacate the job of Assistant Air Cnet, _ 951,512,000 program ¢m ever, he will at least leave behind him a valuable saee Guthoraem Swe yerre ped rie Bears ea contribution to naval knowledge. For the General the first section of one mile aye ain the siecle proved even to jeering naval chieftains that battle- , epliitredtinnadagy tat 0h et ‘a + $17,000 below | SBIPS could be sunk by aircraft bombs. A choice col- ae coed Fe oan rt See apts ree due to| ection of hulks on the floor of the Atlantic are per- a aa a oe /mament evidence to this effect. pe | the nature of the soil, which was not taken into ac-| } | 7 ended to members of © count in the original specifications, and long-con- A SCHEME TO KILL THE RIVERS. }: PN : = % | Club yesterday ap ix-inch concrete walls of the) . ae President Coolidge’s departmental reorganization | ‘ he loose soil overflowed the| | yh a" “ge dha bill contains a proposal to transfer the Inland Wa- side wall. terw to the The specifications were changed under the direc- ays eget 5 a the War Department ; "Commerce Departmen tion of Mr. Kinsey from six inches throughout to 16 : river inches at certain points, and allowances were made to The members of Congress who compose the » diiitenn dno t plus basis bloc are determined to kill this extraordinary pro | nine cael — the con racto cos s a ke| Vision. They should have the support of afl ahaeoart ne enactment of ¢ pees April 10, 1907. Disputes over payments and failure to make) se “ae me ncn -« math ot en chat - progress under the new arrangement finally | Of Tiver transportation in that fight. proposed | a . . ' — ; J . _ 4 : is demo zins , wi ster, if adopted, would mean the disbanding of| @ oven | “ eable measures _ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ied to the cancellation of the original contract and soy P | } 4 nee, according, te ———— " ; , 1; ii eo ae s , . ag | ton. se | | : : Mr. Coolidge that such #transfer Ae Boyn tation. ie ee F .| No progress has been made under the new con- - Se er Coolidge th: ra | ee =+ > . = | a : payne “nadine saan Tt is mot in any spirit of criticism ot tie : h Is cesiraoie. ' P = elfare of America | ‘ | or. The picture of present conditions in the ; : ; ee thet : the railroads that I insist we must have het Bots by the Post-Dispatgh, shows a mass| One thing is cerfain: No friend of the rivers sug: | me iMlated to the welfare of| * Mavor. fearless and capable enough to ~. } 4 the illusion off gested the change, or argued for it. The proposa nations, an © , : ( tives to an abrupt verin ractically all the work done. | _« os ee nae ee (oe was inspired by enemies of river transportation.| itest destiny.” that all matcers). realization of their responsibilities in the | Gonceding the difficulties encountered, on ac- imate satisfactorily without | ; eta thc that | ion h ly one resolute, —— aoe on aly seidihanie nt Pinar count of weather. there are yet manifest blunders in And since J Ke i ma meee gue! Slee eitene.| : ; ; | oa 2 Se Soe a 2 gua! civic concern or respon- a atc 5 s amie | s 4 S- Ss : . . ; = . a . § AS > ete do as much probably. in the ulti- | the letting of the contract, the changing of the spe | Sora segs en eden cue ae fd ea Nt. . = ; = - | ies am , 7 mate, for the railroads themselves as he | cifications and the handling of the whole business S@™!Y Point s. stances, Congress might perhaps render valuable will for the City of St. Louis. No grouP-| which bode ill for the future of that important and, : e » eS Pegg ing of carriers should be tolerated that) tiy project. All, so far, that the city has accom-| Public service oy tmquiring inte the authersaip ¢ | F *this provision of the bill. will permit these roads to shirk their ob- | , ay _alkcime 4 7 _| plished is a 700-foot mess and a probable law suit. ligations in the way of making improve- | P oni: ti It must be assumed, of course, that Mr. Coolidge ments here to measure up to some extent The plan was to complete all of the nd issue Mts 4 Ot eee tak © the firs ——— . ege5 se ; a. J Japan: patriotism in Texas is with the expenditures the city itself is! work within seven years. The city authorities hope has en imposed upon. . a s no e first | ath : Oe 3 a = oe to fear of trouble with Mext- making in its bond issue. in the resultant | +4 complete the first one-mile section of the sewer President to be “surrounded by gentlemen who anew Se. a a SS ta ee oF: a b patriotism along the Atlantic benefits of which, the railroads, like the rm jannaeige nape Meapapet - precisely what they want.” But the proverbial Cool-| > © netshteued te the eet other utilities, will at least indirectly |" * mae ey "an Ceci inf idge luck is still functioning. Fortunately for the'| bit is nearest to any potential | o¢ share. If it takes over a year to complete 700 feet of the : E a wers. and “TT +} ‘ a , ry a1 3 ‘ President, the rivers are no longer friendless. They) nt European po Lin It is needless here to outline the va-/ first mile section, how many years will it take to . ; Pricial Yack of interest in patriotic | ,,, rious instances where the city has been | .omplete the entire 13 miles of sewer? If the city S@ve Powerful age st — =! trations along the Canadian | this agg agninet in the matter of! - | c. de this week on & cost plus basis, and merely who command public confidence and respect. These | is due to the fact that re- providing adequate, unimpaired. un- | 4 bout $342,000, fTiends cam be depended upon to smash the scheme | e with our northern neighbers restricted terminal facilities. It is suffi- | hopes to complete a job, estimated at about $542,000, , RENE LOR 3: SO APE | | be Se have been friendly, he ex- cient to cite two prominent Fastern roads | for something over $400,000, how much wil! the entire ‘CF #5545°! & Bay ny ati | | | be a my digas which, each, individually according to! ; ” | ere | | Re ; * | job cost? | their own figures, have spent upwards of 4 . . : _ 4 dent | $100,000,000 in passencer terminals alone, © Submit this calculation to citizens who ardent- E ’ in New York City, their Eastern terminus, |!y hope for and expect promptness and economy in| Kian and Andrew J. Volstead, the man trapped in, whereas in St. Louis, their Western ter-/| obtaining improvements that will’ cost altogether Sand Cave, Kentucky, was given whisky to drink. minus, they havé not in these 30 years > | - ++ | , : ore than $587.000,000. spent 10 cents im Providing anything new. 42 ; _ . The situation with regard to the River des Peres MAGNUS AND THE BOOTLEGGERS. creditable or imposing in the nature of : : an independent passenger termina! here. | job emphasizes everything the Post-Dispatch has said The admirers of Magnus Johnson will not be sur- ——— prised to learn that his defeat for the Senate was Not alone in steam railroad transpor- | with regard to the necessity of high capacity. integ- 7 accomplished by a conspiracy of the forces of cor- NAME OF A CIT y ON THE EAST BANK—? tation, but in the electric traction situ- | rity and intelligent direction of the program of pub- - The MIRROR ation and in othe tilities, there shouk ,' | other utilities, there should lic work to be accomplished in the next four years.’ -untion. Who says so? Magnus himself. in person. | | ms I belfeve that it would assist | be a quick @ivorcement of these utilities i , from the Eastern propaganda groups it emphasizes all we have said with regard to the yore than that. the hellish schtins wan dunteiios 7 ae @rica in obtaining an interna- WHEN A JUDGE Is AOCUS mal point of view an@ in break- with which local utilities have been play- | importance of efficiency in the next municipal ad- with. the knowledge and consent of his siiiaitien ing hide and seek in the last 10-year ministration. Representative Schall, Magnus alleges in his -peti- From the New York World. oe down the [fllusion of the “mag- EN a Judge is accused of eh. isoiation.” A period. ; SEAS & Mevor indeed tion of contest just filed. Who are the arch-fiends that plotted and wrought “lliott Maior St. wis: : | cis we of a mae | he should preserve, inviolate am MEETINGS” PLANNED } ur the produc ae: pentagonal P |minished, the rights of-a . R the ruin of Magnus? The house of Morgan? The best there is in materials and archi- | ve eS { tecture. The master hand is present cused to his day in court. Whes tm WITH 20 SPEAKERS DAILY minions of Wall street? The railroad magnates? | The ruthless beneficiaries of, privilege? Not ex-| everywhere, from its golden dome ‘accused is a Federal Judge, the a - “. E cissing the blue and bending skies, to way to end or to clear his t . a - te & Place rc a‘ THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | ) PORM. | | | principles, “tot orceable Measures" I know that my retirement will tne ca vie make no difference in its cardinal that it will always fight for progress and reform, vag 3 tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight r / of all parties, mever belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never Me satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. —_—_ talk of law enforcement and individual law observance was = -— = Percy H. Boynton, professor of literature at the Uni- ~~ of Chicago. His subjec= “Changing Ideals of American " otism.” Our Transportation Probicm. To the Dditor of the Post-Lispatic: & the time shortens for the selection . : fT discouraging somewhat a + illusions were create’ the Revolutionary War and persisted since, according to eeems Roynton defined patrict- /@s “a consciousness of na&- tradition and a desire ‘to e it. stimulated by war or rar. Callfornia’s intense m is due to fear of war | | survival of the theory of the To the horror of Wayne B. Wheeler. the Ku Klux) 4 Demecent isolation” $3 seen OF “ll Boynton in America’s oppo- to membership in the League Nations. However, he believes if the question were sub- to a referendum, the result favor membership. He at- ed the fact that we are not members to the “work of a group of propagandists.” “We now are backdoor members the league.” he said, “and we we stayed out for prudential rea- @ rather than because of policy. hile the league may be imperfect, a step in the right @frection Written fer the Post-Dispatch By CLARE McADAMS A MINUTE Copyright, 1925. 2 -@ @@ ——_-_— — FORBES’ TREACHERY. Policemen’s Wares. At the last moment before sentence was passed on ) . To the Edjiter of the Post-Dispatch Charles R. Forbes, the ex-head of the Veterans’ Bu- gece to “Hard-working Man's” | reau. one of his attorneys pleaded that Forbes had etter !: v . ine, | : mn your paper: T am a police-| ..rved honorably in the army, was wounded and mans wife, and not a spendthrift by any | . :, - means, and neither is my husband. bu; | S488ed and had received a citation. Judge Carpen- let me tell you. Mr. “Hard-working Man.” | ter interrupted with, “I do not care to hear al! that.” by the time we buy police uniforms every adding that the zealous attorney was offering evi- spring and fall. and pay $10 for a pair of dence which aggravates Forbes’ offense rather than DON. Prose poetry from an address at the dedi- cation of the Missouri capitol by the Hon. the nation of Minnesota’s great Farmer-Labor states-| man were the bootieggers of that Arctic fringe If what Magnus says is true this is. frankiv actiy, The malefactors of great wealth that deprived | speaking. tough. Tough on Magnus, obviously. And | its foundation, as everlasting as the Shoes to work in, pay pension fund and a number of donations the police are taxed for. must live. army to enforce prehibition: it laugh that any sane man would propose such a thing, but not unexpected com- ing from a professiona) reformer ten X (X I believe stands for the un- known quantity) evident!y doesn't know that the American army as it could not enforce prohibition Soeur! alone, and he also doesn't seem to know that &5 per cent of the American army is wet and not in sympathy with the Eighteenth Amendment, which does , “will of the people.” 1 Attorney-General not represent the believe it was former Marrett who said it would require 250.- 000 men to act as prohibiti 126.000 more to watch them if the law were to be enforced in Missour It must be apparent to Citizen X that the people The will of the peo- ple is sovereign always, and in spite of legislation foisted on dated legislators it will maintain its sov- ereignty somehow any fannot be enforced our police dues. ONE WHO KNOWS An Impossible Task. Toe the Ed@iter of the Post Dienpat EFERRING to Citizen X's letter re- ference to drafting the law mot popular with them hy DANTEL BREHAW. Meaning of Savings. then we still We also have household ex- penses the same as evervone else. ard aiso other insurance besides police in- surance, and we have two healthy chi'- dren to feed and clothe Well, let me tell you we haven't verv much left out of $145 a time our expenses are paid month by the ’ has been pending. American is to Citi- is now | in Mis- nm agents and intimi- : . , . > ’ — ; mitigating it. Forbes’ war record convicts him of tough on a lot of other eminents. another charge—treachery to the men with whom he served but lately importuned the countrr to shun the boot- ES ESE legger and ‘sin no more. How do the Garrs and THE OLD COMPENSATION FIGHT. The 14 years struggle for a workmen's compensa: tion law in Missouri has been resumed. A bill writ: ten without the consultation of the labor interests Now representatives of the State Federation of Labor have offered some 20 amend- ments restoring features which were in the measure lost by referendum last November. R. T. Wood. president of the State Federation, declares his belief that “it is going to be utterly impossible” to get a bill through this session “that will stand the refer- endum.” Does this mean that the same old program is to be gone through—a bill passed by the Legislature. its suspension by referendum petitions and final de feat by opposing interests allied with the agricultural vote, which is likely to be uninterested posed to any caimpensation law? Will the real friends of workmen's compensation take counsel of the past © and accept the most reasonable bill obtainable, or wil] W2ich are not perfected promptly. they demand the earth and get nothing’ The real opponent of compensation is the shyster lawyer who profits by the absence of a law at the expense of both worker and employer. That type of lawyer. of course, is a negligible mjnority. but he is to know. tainly fore, the Certainly they did not like Magnus. wanted him beaten. bootleggers, have they Certainly. in putting the Magnus, demonstrated their political worth and dependability to all the captains of industry. a2 humble apology to the bootleggers of the great. . S : . really performed the admirable feat Magnus. ee. ee Rockefeller turned in a card of 54 for eight holes. Now we know what the D stands for - eS A BLOW AT THE “SHUFFLE.” hanks to Judge Charlies H. Daues’ rr in or op . . peais and then failing to perfect them. the cases "Th ; | shrewd in pulling the wires, subtle in sowing dis- ™*®*- ‘4518 process ts known as the “shuffle.” It intricate trickiness of road from the commission of a crime to its punishment. if any. is long and tortuous, and even the removal of such a is another . ; - , criminai | cord. His favorite tool is the unscrupulous instance of the politician. Both labor and industry would profit by | the elimination of this type of leech at almost any labor jurisprudence The legal cost. The bill now pending in the Legislature mav he good or bad. may be good or bad. But friends of compensation leet be - L- > +h» . os iittie Kink as the “shuffle” is most The 20 amendments demanded by labor ceived —__—__—-©@@——____ Consider the dis. | tinguished breakfast guests at the White House who) Rockefellers and the likes of them fee] now. we crave Cer- there skids under It seems to us, then, that the elect of business owe snow-bound .Northwest—provided these bootleggers | of removing Down at Ormond Beach the other day John D_ ruling. trial urts henceforth will be expected to dismiss appeals | It has been the custom of trial Judges to wash their hands of cases which are appealed. Sly lawyers, whose clients hare been found guilty of offenses. have been taking ap- As a result lie dormant and offenders escape punisb-, gratefully re MR. ANTWINE’S OPINION. “Bless my soul if I don’t believe that folk lere, one of the most precious of all hu- miam institutions, is coming back again’” Mr. Antwine exclaimed. White business men have been making @ mythical figure of Mr. Coolidge and stuf- fing us full of his superhuman equalities. the lumberjacks of the North woods hare given to imagery and romance the Gargan- tuan figure of Paul Bunyan. “If you have not heard of Paul Bunyan You will hear of him. He is not to be con- fused with John Bunyan. Paul unyan was born on the Maine coast, apparently about the time Mr. Coolidge was born in Vermont However, there was a tremen- dcus difference in their tnfantile exploits *-When Pau! was a baby he rolled around so in his sleep that he knocked down four square miles of standing timber and the Government had to have his parents move hitn. . “They built a floating cradle for him, and every time he rocked in it he made a swe!! that endangered villages on the coast. Ons day when they went to wake him he was so scund asleep that a British fleet had to bembDard the sea seven hours to rouse him. When he stepped from his cradle a 75-foot tide went up the Bay of Fundy. whole vil- lages were engulfed and severa) British warships were sunk Fortunately the vil- lege where Mr. Coolidge was spending hs babyrhood was not on the Bay of Fundy. “When Paul became a lumberjack he went to Moline, Ill. and made himsel? a special griddle at the plow works. Enough steel went into it to make 260 breaking piows. When it was done it measured 235 feet across. Paul had the bull-cooks Dile up two acres of brush for a fire. rigged up a flume on tHe hillside to run batter into the griddle, and sent several flunkies with siabs of Bacon on their feet to skate around eternal hills. It is but a child in the life of the State, an administrative infant of two full terms; it never knew swaddiling clothes, it was born a giant. It ipequalied only by the peo- ple of Mispouri and the splendid citi- zensaip of the City of Jefferson. This is its abid place, and here it will remain as @ as the will of the sov- ereign peo is the will of the land. When a century has laid its hand upon this Gibraltar of capito! build- ings; when the snows of many win- ters have wrapped their white man-- ties about it; when the summers suns shall have Kissed them into spark- ling waters again, still, this structure will remain a proud testimonial to the past and a glorious herald to the uture. We dare say it will remain there whether the sovereign people hold out or not. The Kremiin is still standing at Moscow.

Sir: To me it is still a matter of grave doubt that St. Louis really has a zoo. Tw paraphrase Bishop Berkeley (this erudite allusion is put in to raise the tome of a controversy which was debauched resterda, by Dumbbell). I have decided that the zoo ts an idea in the min@® of the Chamber of Commerce. “Let's have a zoo.” said one Go-Getter. “No.” said another Go-Getter. a Scotchman, “let's not, but let's SAY we aid.” On the principle that no Londoner has ever seen the. London tower. no New Yorker has ever visited the Museum of Whatever-it-is, and that no native of Pekin ever ate chop suer, the conclusion was drawn that no St. Loulsan would ever really sift the matter. As to such outlard- ers, such alien pilgrims as myself. our treks through the jungies of Forest Park avail nothing. and our eager inaguiries are an- swered only by the raucous laughter of guch az Dumbbell. Happily my craving for animal investigation through Congress; necessary thereafter, by trial. | The friends of Federal Judge George laying action in his case @& Such delay leaves him under the enus answered charges longer than is If delay should further dawdle inte ‘injustice would be done both te # | lish and to the high courts of the and not in his district alone. The charges against Judge public through the St. Louis allege tyrannical conduct om the ct ‘lations of the bankruptcy act and im ities in the handling of charges. They are either true . ‘reasonable evidence of their trut® 1 there should be an impeachmest & ‘they are not supported, Judge Bae ‘entitled to a vindication not | vitiated by delay. ithe control of the court. Thess ied ' | REFUSE TO BE THE GC 'From the Washington Post. CORRESPONDENT of the World writes as follows: 4=5 | suggests that the District of ; - an ideal labor law and that this bem ‘to the states as a model. But thes 'of Columbia has no cotton millx B] | beet fields and no oyster and : |meries. Surely it is the height of oF |to beliewe that the 16 and 11 Bowr | mill day—for boys and giris be 4 16 im the South—will be shortened | (of any law in the District of C | ‘The District of Columbia kicks 4 being made a proving ground for | foo! fads that are generated in the That ts his court. a lish of the Eastern District of Illinois ) ‘therefore doing him a grave injustice if, 4 reported, they have busied themselves in é Feb. 8 to Feb. 22. ' [series of “uplift meetings,” 2° or more speakers scheduled ar will be held dally at the mer Place Methodist Church. er place and Lucky street, S to Feb. 22 inclusive. The . & M. Robinson is pastor ) @ series will open with an ad-| by the Rev. Dr. John D. Tus- assistant pastor of St. John’s | v Chureh, at 16:45 a. m. - and will continue with “ig and evening meetings on Deal during the period and eve- that meetings, sta zat3o’ > Gere rting a o clock, of the epeakers ‘to be are: The Rev. Dr. William dean of Christ Church at I | brains of reformers. Reform Z | states, and leave the District of Cm oi | alone! SS ishers and the huskies in it and .keep it greased. The cakes were swung out of the griddle with block and tackle powered by donkey engines. “The dining room where the lum berjacks | pte these cakes was so big that Pau! had Missourt. popula them served by waiters on roller skates tion, cannot expect to have a better law than the The salt and pepper was driven around the standard of other states. Shall it have. then. no law ; 2 ay on Sora trucks. Behind the cookhouse at ali? the eggshelis were so thick that the men had to dig a tunnel through them t ' 2 b Sh aede weil i ti Oo reach : Gi . : . . | ) : ; t é | : . y ; > - rr . Both industry and labor have a trading power and. the door. One day Paul raked up 18 car- conversely, neither is independent of the power of the loads of prune pits and built a prune pit other. Will this be recognized or will hoth bridge across Lake Superior. | ee : hy . : - dns dae dies aiel lenis of the eantetten People who have been up in the North fortune” ‘To the Editor of the Poet Dispat: should consider whether either or both are as bad WRITER in the “Just a Minute” column recently ridiculed the efforts of banks to encourage saving. arguing that they wanted us te save simply that ‘they could make money out of tt. He misees the real point altogether The banks dont get anything ont of it to speak of-—-only while a person is accumulating enough to buy the smaliest unit of investment—a hundred-dollar bond. After that vou get the full return that capital brings. say 5 to 6 per cent. The real reason that banks want you and me to save our money is to create new capital. and saving is the oniv way it ts ereated. The met difference bhetween earnings and expenditures, whether by en tmdividvual or Pv a corporation. is eavings. or new capital. And if we don't ereate capital as we go along and in- stead constme evervt)ing a frm or ner- gon earns, the world wil! soon reach the end of its repe. . Capital must be produced same aa any ie ether commodity. and the only way it @em be created is Dy saving a portion of | @nesearnings.§ H. H. BERGMANN. life has not gone entirely unsatisfied. I live near Grand and Olive. RALPH COGHLAN. SIMPLE AS CAN BE. From the Detroit News” as the present condition Tt should be established beyond doubt by now that the old methods wil! not work except in the interest of ambulance chasers with a politically decisive rural _ TO FARMERS ON EASY STEE From the Baltimore Evening Sun, | EAVEN bless the happy Let us all rejoice that the - | wheat has reached $2.20 and still g@ | His piteous tale of woe for the (years had well-nigh broken all that the farmers are again on er in sight of it, may we not o pious hope that they will haw @ jsomething from experience and @ crazy again as they did in , ‘ra of prosperity? Instead of biewm money and straining their creas & /and store to the limit. perhaps One of the dispa'ants in the debate over the mame of East St. Louis says that when- ever he is away and somebody asks hi i? he knows anybody in St. Louis it makes him so mad he is threatened with apoplexy. The truth is that people who do not live here do not differentiate between St. Louis nd East St. Louis, and it would afflict us with something worse than apoplexy to learn that very many of them know any- bedy in either place. siclen of mis woods lately say the Paul Bunyan myth is growing. It is all the lumberjacks talk about around the fires in the bunkhouses. He is now moving mountains, and Mr. Cool- Gen. Mitchell of the air service has cammitted twe fag Prey sec mt io pata unpardonable sins. First. he charged the navy with 4 : | irve. re Saute cen when & tne eee stupidity. not omitting to make a few choice rn. ' ‘4 Mr. Antwine said | 4 martts about the thickness of the army’s «skull. Sac. a , . . - ond, he proved it. As a reauit of these crimes te! SORES OF OF. 1000. home, but nobedy ts monkey enough to do looks very much as though Witchell’« shoulder. The night shall be filled with thieving. the same thing for us. hin ah Cait, wine ster wee ean : And the cops that infest the day ° - “Shige to twinkle, and that instead of enjoving the air along | aero castieaicdaeekeee ati ple gene > Mernia.” me art ee ee A MARKED MAN. fs Own Your Own Home? : : The Monkeys Deo. Why Not You” : this time take thought of the | when perchance poor crops or } may again prevail. And if - eomes, it may alse be hoped t net be found yelling ter the Gow that is, the taxpeayer—te | the result of their joyriding | oF ay ¢ together in taxes to maintain the monkeys’ 83 # < Wier sd ge SR Ree, at. SS a

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oie a hk aA, fe ime AML a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED EO LO I TT SIS TE Some hil ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 ahh : : : 5 THURSDAY 925. — a. = , | a CT SS ae » Ni VANCE TO | ~PHMEDY ILLS URGED or ' : Tells Wednesday | memoralize Civic Patriotism. PUZZLE eee ee hg tan OPS ee nm law enforcemen | pik of y individual law observance was | : _ « nded to members of the| *s . oil as a remedy for national] ills Percy H. Boynton, professor of literature at the Uni- of Chicago. His subjec* ican 4 ' ’ . Social News | more, iBaarent Ten Broek at q|mere place, is being much enter-| % In addition to the large tea | mK: given for her yesterday tained. Club yesterday after- | Lindel! | juncheon bridge tomorrow, and Mrs. J. “Changing Ideals of Amer : riotism.”’ he enactment of the eighteent bendment and other such unen- emorafizinzs h | sable measures is d ‘civic patriotism,” he said. “Peo- | living along Kingshighway to take liquor away from the man but they are looking for | "4 Mhemselves. That is one reas yn s prohibition acts are unenforce- | ” , " o great illusions were created the Revolutionary W ar and | persisted since, according 10 | 7 . Boynton. These are the ) Sy of the “magnificent isola- | | "that the welfare of America related to the welfare of nations, and the illusion of | : ; Lalfest destiny,’ that al) matiers ’ terminate satisfactorily without jual civic concern or respon- ‘4 | ; Boynton defined patriot- | Pas “a consciousness of na-| tradition and a desire io} merve it. stimulated by war or | war.” California's § intense | is due to fear of war : j Japan; patriotism in Texas is fear of trouble with Mexi- otism along the Atlantic 4 is heightened by the fact # is nearest to any potential | mt European powers, an‘ | 7 Jack of interest in patriotic ienetrations along the Canadian ) 4 is due to the fact that re- mewith our northern neighbors have been friendly, he ex- : survival of the theory of the ) Menificent isolation” is seen by Boynton in America’s oppo- to membership in the League | Nations. However, he believes | the question were sub- ied to a referendum, the result | i favor membership. He at- | ed the fact that we are not, members to the “work of a tul group of propagandists.” now are backdoor members | ihe league,” he said, “and we | me stayed out for prudential rea- | Wee father than because of policy. ie the league may be imperfect, | & step in the right direction I belleve that it would assist | in obtaining an interna- point of view and@ in break- n the illusion of the “‘mag- it isolation.” MEETINGS” PLANNED — 20 SPEAKERS DAILY. at Wagoner Place M. E. | to Be Held From Feb, 8 to Feb. 22. jseries of “uplift meetings,” | 20 or more speakers scheduled pear will be held daily at the’! ner Place Methodist Church, | ner place and Lucky street, 8 to Feb. 22 inclusive. The 8. M. Robinson is pastor © series will open with an ad- by the Rev. Dr. John D. Tus- MIRROR of. LIC OPINION § EN A JUDGE IS ACCUSED. New York World. | 1 Judge is accused of misbehavior suld preserve, inviolate and undi-, the rights of a layman so &ac- is day in court. When the man | a Federal Judge, the established -or to clear his incumbency is by m through Congress; and if thereafter, by impeachment and t is his court. | rds of Federal Judge George Eng-. } Eastern District of Illinois are. loing him a grave injustice if, as) hey have busied themselves in de- | on in his case in Washington. leaves him under the onus of un- | ‘harges longer than is necessary, Assistant pastor of St. John’s puld further dawdle into inaction, q@mmedist Church, at 10:45 a. m.| ould be done both. to Judge Eng- eet, and will continue with | . the high courts of the country, and evening meetings on his district alone. during the period and eve- ‘ges against Judge Engl » ot eae ugh the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, — gi ys. nnical conduct on the bench, vio- Ge’ °f the epeakers to be he bankruptcy act and irregular= | we: The Rev. Dr. William | » handling of bankrupt assets in dean of Christ Church 1 of the court. These are grave Re Rev. Dr. Frank J. They are either true or false. If Odist Presiding Elder: evidence of their truth be shown, | ‘ > Arthur H. Armstrong, ld be an impeachment trial. If’ Ny the _Chureh Federa- not supported, Judge English is Louis: Rabbi Samuet . man of United Hebrew Tem- ) a ope _ ones | the Rey. Dr. Ivan Lee Holt, y delay. of St. John’s Methodist m; the Rev. Dr. C. E. Jenny. of the First Presbyterian the Rev. Dr. William Pastor of Westminster yerian Church, and the Rey. ~orge A. Campbell, pastor of omy Avenue Christian | ow.) ee — SHARTEL I$ MARRIED m City Woman Bride of Missouri Congressman. | lated Press. | TERSON CITY, Feb. 5.—C". mel of Neosho, Mo., who was ment of the recent Missouri | onal Convention, and Mrs. = M. Gordon of this city, were here yesterday. Dr. Ww. President of Missouri Va). | at Marshall, Mo.. who | & member of the Consti- J fonvention, performed the | ish, made . TSE TO BE THE GOAT. Washington Post. LESPONDENT of th i writes as follows: ‘The World | mat the District of Columbia enact r. bor law and that this be held les as a model. But the Dist la has no cotton mills. It has 3% and no oyster and shrimp cah=| rely it is the height of optimism that the 19 and 11 hour cottom, for boys and girls between 14 South—will be shortened because; yin the District of Columbia. . trict of Columbia kicks le a proving ground for all the hat are generated in the seething reformers. Reform your ch i leave the District of Columbis . he ’ « New York i RMERS ON EASY STREET. Baltimore Evening Sun. 7 IN bless the happy husbandmas! s all rejoice that the price of his ° reached $2.20 and still going UP | is tale of woe for the past few well-nigh broken all hearts. Now ‘armers are again on Easy street it of it, may we not express the ve that they will have learned from experience and not 5° in as they did in theig previous eperity? their 4 straining their credit at bank to the limit, perhaps the take thought of the morrew,. chance poor crops er low prices mn prevail. And if ‘that sad day may also be hoped that they Wil und yelling for the Governm taxpayer—to relieve them from of thelr joyriding mistakes, : ™ is the father of nahi | . 4n assistant A Missouri, and was a lve in Congress from | m h District in 1905 and | » @nd Mrs. Shartel left | " is for honeymoon, h they will make their "& Neosho. | eee son to Take New Post. °f dismissal was graat- om by the St. Louis Pres- . he Rev. R. c. William- - of Tyler Place Church. ate @nhd Russell bouyle- Mable him to assume the EMarch 1 of the Preabv. Mrch of Upper Montcla'r, | Of the residential} sulb- York Cit, “i The Rev. Place Church for seven! } Mrs. Daniel Catlin of 51 West-/ moreland place will depart soon for | New York to visit her N nigh Unent orceable Measures | ber family, daughter, | Dewart is Mrs. Murray Md., who visiting Mrs. l by hér hostess, Mrs. Charles E. Lane of boulevard, will give a O. King a dinner bridge Satur- day evening at her home in Vande- venter place. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Charles D. Ashcroft will mentary to Mrs. Dewart. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Garri-| son of the Chase Apartments will. | depart in a few days for a visit in ; Hot Springs, Ark. hostess at a bridge party compli-! ewe CRUISE ree, irs. Frederick Winthrop Allen and| @ of Balti- | & Winder- | © |DR. TORREY'S REASONS: FOR BELIEF IN BIBLE Evangelist Declares Its Inex- haustible Depth Is Proof | of Divine Origin. | | “If the Bible be the word of God, then Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and there is no salvation for any of us outside a living faith in Him.”’ This constituted the keynote of the third and last of a serins of | * |sermons, ‘“‘Why I Believe the Bible | Mr. and Mrs. William Maffitt of | @ 15. -_—- Mrs. Scott Porter of the Forest | Park Hotel will be hostess ata din- ! ner bridge, Feb. 13. | About 150 guests will attend a| | nue, will ' ranean | companied by Mr. and Mrs. |Case of Pershing avenue. ' station there. ic ¢ Mvyerling, By mn has heen pastor of earthquakes, some of severe vie- at the Artists’ Guild, by Mrs. Louis H. Burlingham of Maryland ave- Mme. Olga Samaroff, noted Pianist, will be the artist for the occasion. The guests have been in- vited for 3 o'clock. Mme. £ama- Hickenlooper of 4545 avenue, where she will be a zuest during her stay in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Crunden of 4426 Westminster place. will de- part Monday for New York. and sail Feb. 11 for a Mediter- cruise. They will be ac- Miss Helen’ Reyburn. daughter .of Mrs. Amadee Valle Reyburn of Lindell boulevard, will entertain this evening. Mrs. E. T. Williams of 6941 Washington boulevard. and her daughter, Miss Lydia. are in Win- musicale to be given this afternoon M j;and her mother-in-law, Frank | ‘about 90 guests at a buffet supper | ae FI. ter Park, Fla., for a three weeks’ | visit. They are expetted home Feb- ruary 109. Mrs. Ivan B- Snell, wife of Capt. Snel] of Scott Field, has as her sacola, Fla., the wife of Lieut. | } | | ' Grant, stationed at the naval! air | noon, and tomorrow Mrs. Jerr} Mrs. Snell will cive| of 4942 West Pine boulevard a tea for her guest Monday after-| entertaining Mrs. E. of Little | 4315 Westminster place are spend-| *%4 ing several weeks in Atlantic City. They will return Feb. -——Photo by Kandeler. MISS MARIE SCANLON. RS. M. B. SCANLON of the St. Regis apartments, with her daughter, Miss Marie Scanlon, and her son, have sailed for a cruise of the Mediterranean. They will be away several months. roff is the daughter of Mrs. Carlos. Maryland | ne Gates of Scott Field will luncheon. Mrs. Neil O'Day of 4512 West- minster place, with her small son Mrs. John O'Day of Waterman avenue, will depart next week for Naples, Fla.. to spend the late season. Miss Julia Fay Carton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benoist Carton of 4484 Westminster place, has re- turned from a visit in Kansas City with her grandmother, Mrs. Julia Hurt. Miss Fannie Hurst of New York will arrive in St. Louis today se 'to Be the Word of God,” delivered | = |by the Rev. Dr. R. A. Torrey last i = |night in the evangelistic campaign | | being conducted at the Washington = |and Compton Presbyterian Church. | The campaign will continue tonight | with another sermon by Dr. Tor-| rey. The Bible’s inexhaustible depth | was the reason advanced by Dr. | Torrey for believing it to be of) divine origin. | “What man has produced man | l can exhaust,” he declared, “but | 118 centuries of study by tens of | ‘thousands of the ablest minds have | 'been unable to exhaust the Bible. Many men of strongest intellect, cf | fact that it has proved itself un- fathomable for 19 centuries is pos- itive proof that in it are hidden the infinite treasures of wisdom and knowledge of God.” One who comes to a disbelief tn the Bible, Dr. Terry said, does not | disprove it or its teachings, but, setting up his own intellect as ua guide, throws the Bible overboard and takes what he believes is wis- dom and common sense. ; ; ' “The | most irrational thing in the world.” | he concluded, “is what we call ra- | tionalism. It is an attempt to sub- ject the teachings of infinite wis- | dom to the criticisms of our finite | judgment.” Movement of Ships. By the Associated Press Arrived. Hong Kong, Feb. 3. Hayes, from New York. President New York, Feb. 4, La Bourdon- | nais, from Bordeaux: pez, from Havana. Algiers, Feb. 3, Contverde, from | New York, for Naples. Monaco, Feb. 4, New York. New York, Feb. 4, Glasgow. Sailed. Southampton, Feb. fo. New York. Rio Janeiro, Feb. Cross, for New York. 4, 4, Antonia Lo- | Franconia, from | Assyria, from | Olympic, | Southern | Rotterdam, Feb. 3, Veendam, for | New York. Ww. oO. Howland, 65, Dead. W. C. Howland, 65 years old, 10- cal representative of a number of trade journals, died yesterday of heart disease at his home, 543 La-/| « fayette avenue, Webster Groves. The funeral will be at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow from his residence to Oak Hill Cemetery. AMUSEMENTS Nights & :20. @ het 55-5250. Mat. Sat.. 50c-$2. LAST FOUR TIMES Sissle& Blake In Their All New Musical Comedy Sissle & Blake's |“°-| Whirlwind Gresle Famous Orchestra | 495 Dancing Chorus sUNbar-§6©0-s SEATS: TODAY Matinees Wednesday and Saturday SAM H. HARRIS Production of IRVING BERLIN'S THIRD ANNUAL Music Box Revue GREAT CAST and MUSIC BOX GIRLS Good Seate Available All Performances. GRAND & OLIVE AT? ES ea ae ee . marvelous powers of concentration | and broadest culture have given a/ lifetime of study to the Bible, ani no man who has really studied it |has ever dreamed of saying he had 'reached the bottom of the boox. Indeed. the more profoundly one digs into the book, the more clear- | ‘ly he sees there are still unfathom- have a. to | spend two weeks with her parents, | Mr. and Mrs. Samué! Hurst of 5620 | Cates avenue. on a coast-to-coast lecture tour. Mrs.. J. Washington Mrs. Charles Edward Hussman is FF. Hussman Rock, Ark. ESS VON VETSERA DIES IN AUSTRIA AT 76 BARON Mother of Countess Marie, Who Was Killed With vCrown Prince 36 Years Ago. | By the Associated Press. VIENNA, Feb. 5.—Baroness von Vetsera., mother of the Countess Marie von Vetsera, who met a trag- death with the Crown’ Prince udolf at Myerling 36 years ago.‘is dead at the age of 78. T) ‘he Baroness had Hved for many years in seclusion on a small peror Franz Josef. on that she never return to Vienna. Austro-Hungarian throne. was found dead in his hunting lodge at neat Vienna, Jan. 39, £5- | 'walued at condition | Court yesterday. sided at 27 Vandeventer place. died Crown Prince Rudolf. heir to the | July 26, last. width reaching three feet in Sigdal and fortnight. Cracks feet in length by were opened at Sokna. GEORGE F. TOWER LEFT : $662,754, INVENTORY SHOWS: Later she will] start | M. Dougherty of 5078 boulevard departed | |guest Mrs. Vernon F. Grant of Pen-| Monday for Havana, Cuba, Palm) | Beach and other Southern resorts. | 'fm southern Norway during the last | 150) Principal Item Listed Is Stock in| Trust Company Which Is Valued at $300,000. Personal property and real es- tate appraised at a total of $662.,- 754.906 are shown in an Tower which was filed in Probate Tower. The principa]! item shown ! the Tower Nut Products Co., $300,000 Real estate is in 1889, and in the same room was the | @PPraised at $25,750 and there is body of Vetsera. Both had died from pis- tol wounds The Countess was young and beautiful and it was an open secret that there had been a Maison be- the Marting at 8 o'clock, | tween her and Rudolf. The Count- | disappeared | widow, not | daughter, Mrs. ess’ brother, Louis, after the tragedy, and was heard of until his reported Geath} at Denver, Col., in 1909. , LADY MACKENZIE I$ MARRIED Big Garhe Hunter Bride of South- | ern Manufacturer. By the Asao ated Press. NEW YORK. Feb. 5.—Lady ( hunter, was married to “er ¥ ‘, 4 = sap fue Jennings, a manufacturer. o Augusta, Ga.. and Columbia, S. C., last night. performed } tay, . Around the Corner. This was Lady MacKenzie’s sec- ond marriage Her first husband was Farquhar MacKenzie of London Oxford. | Mr. and Mrs. Jennings departed for Palm Beach. The, vy the Rev rector t thea Little and ‘race Esme MacKenzie, big game | Frank | The ceremony was) Randolph | Church | a lawyer | Pian tO reclaim and colonize 300,000 acres of Florida | with Russians and Greeks from Vicinity of New York the Masons to Give Concert Mrs. Alice W. Conant. soprano and H. Max Steindel, solo ’celjic: of the St. Louis Symphony oOr- chestra, will appear in the annyal concert by the Scottish Rite Choir= and Moolah Chanters§ tomorrow evening, in Moolah Temple. Van- deventer and McPherson avenwes ttornev- The concert will be under direction of O. Wade Fallert. —_-- Missouri Road ee By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. Kansas City—Clear; roads soft. St. Joseph—Clear;: roads fatfr to rood. Joplin—Clear: roads good. Jefferson City——Clear:; rough. Colum bla-—C lear: Moberly—Clear: roads fair. Sedalia—Clear: roads fair. Hannibal—Ciear: roads fair. Springfield—Clear: roads good. 15 Earthquakes in Norway. the Associated Press OSLO, Norway, Veb. 5. roads rough. —Prifteen ence, accompanied by explosions | jeand reverberations, have occurred roads ‘FAMOUS PLAYERS Tower Realty Co., interest in the Tower Building oc- cupied by the Boyd-Richardson Clothing Co. at Sixth and streets. Mrs. Margaret Pettus. ————E-_-”-—rc rr MAGNETISM The number of individual income tax returns filed in St. Louis ts 321,418. Eight times the number who pay tribute to Uncle Sam pay admissions. into The Mis- souri Theatre in a year. Amazing and gratifying, isn’t it? The Missouri fortunately has been welcomed into the affections of St. Louis. It is an entertainment center to which all feel they *“*must go.”” Here you see first in St. Louis the Famous Players- Lasky Pictures, in which the screen’s greatest stars appear; to which the world’s most notable authors and directors con- tribute. These pictures are produced by the most com- petent organization that ever developed and estab- lished an industrial art. THEATRES The Homes of Paramount Pictures : | IT S_TME O14 THAT DOES ITI inventory |tate at Payerbach, purchased for | of the estate of the late George F. | her, it was understood, by thé Em- who re- | Countess Marie von | @lso an item of 125 shares in the | | which gwns an | Olive | Tower left no will and the estate will be divided between his | Carrie Tower, and a able depths of wisdom. ‘“‘How are we to account for the unquestionable fact that new light is constantly breaxing forth? The ' human mind has been progressing during these centuries. outgrown every other book that be- We have longs to the past, but, so far frorn | outgrowing the Bible, we nave not yet grown up to it. not only up to date, ahead of date. man’s book have we would The Bible is'f but always |» If this book were) fathomed it centuries ago, but the, LIQUID NAIL POLISH and CUTICLE Of. Rancow To be had at al] good drug end department stores and beauty parlors. GET IT FROM YOUR DEALER . aBe St. Aucustine ana Ormond and . Tremance presen f the American attractions 6 viera—the EAST COAST of FLORIDA ~——in either of which you will enjoy «a highly entertaining, out-in-the-open summer -time vacation. Splendid hetele—The Pen ala! and Alcazar in &t. y mm ma Hotei Ormend in Ormend. Other links in the great Flagler Chain of Service are—Royal Poinciana and Breakers in Palm Peach: Royal Palm in Miami: Casa Marina in Key West: Long Key Fishing Camp. Long Key: Roya! Victoria, Nassau, Bahama Islands. - = Book- 3 informa- For Reservations. let or other tion apply Fiorida Fast Coast RKail- way Co Florida Hote Co. (Piagier System) ,= W. 45th St.. New York Phone. Murray Hill 4411 General Offices Florida Coast Augustine, -_ ——ees eS ae Fk ————————————— ROYAL MAIL——— ‘The Comfort Reuwte’’ Regular Sailings From New York to FRANCE—ENGLAND—GERMANY * ships—‘“Ohio.”’ “‘Orca.’’ ‘‘Or- “Orbita’’ carry only cabin and . Uneurpassed accommodation and Cabin rate $145 and up according to port of landing. Full information from any steamship agency or The Reyal Mail Stea m, Packet Ce. 117 W. Washington St. Chicage. til. ' | s stock | At Brandt’s Sixth St. Shop! ; ; Friday and. Saturday _After-Inventory Clearance 2 w—E Ir0o complete clearance. as a whole. Women’s $5.50 to $10 Footwear Straps, Pumps, Oxfords PAIRS—QUEEN QUALITY Patents, Satins, Black Kid, Tan or Black Calf. able styles from this season’s selling. lines at this mark-down for quick ALL SIZES in the great grouping Known quality and known savings. See Window Display 45 Desir- All in- value. SHOR SIZES—the pair . 240 Pairs Women’s Footwear Closing out regardless of cost or LINES — Straps, Pumps and Oxfords. Mostly SMALL .65 All Children’s Shoes at Big Reductions - oe 39H) )00N00NNNNHUUUUUUINNUNNEN. ETM NU UU UL Sm@ The Best in Vaudeville GS 3 Days, Starting Tonight DENO & ROCHELLE & ORCH. | Other Big Standard Acts and Movies Sundays Continuous 1 to 11, with| Bat. | oplay. Sat. Nights, Continuous 6:30 to Lil. | Week Days Continuous 7 to ll. lic, 25c, 50c. 4 Days Starting Sunday THE DIFFRRENT REVUE Other Big Standard Acts and Movies TREHELM CIRCUIT VA 2:15-——-TWICE DA 15 America's Most Popular Radio Artist HARRY M. SNODGRASS “King of the Ivortes” 8—Orpheum Vaudeville Acte—S8 Next Week. Starting Sunday: JACK NORWORTH in “SONGS” Arthur Byron—"Tea for Three” 6 Other Acts and Pictures February 15—Marion Harris. MONDAY ‘COLISEUM ™ONPAT. FEB. 16 ‘Vi eCCormack IN SONG RECITAL ‘Tickets. 50¢ to $2.75 | Including Tax | AEOLIAN — 1004 Olive. Olive 9103. ir. ’ Elizabeth Cueny KREISLER | In VIOLIN RECITAL HOUSE SOLD OUT | |EMPRESS THE WOODWARD PLAYERS IN CLARENCE By Booth Tarkington MATS.—SUN., THUR... SAT. NEXT Seat Sale Now Open. | THREE WEEKS. | GR AN OPERA HOUSE BIG ACTS AND MOVTES | 25e and 40e Except Sat. Night. Sunday and Holidays. | WORLD'S GREATEST BARGAIN _s ODEON—FRI. AFT. SAT. EVE.| FEB. 6.7 B. 4 ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY Rudolph Ganz. Cond meen UDEVILLE 7, ODEON | TONIGHT on a oO ' — “POP” SOLOISTS, SUNDAY, EDGAR SHELTON. Pianist CLARENCE BLOEMKER, Tenor Tickets. AEOLIAN CO., 1004 Olive SS ‘4 GARRICK MUTUAL BURLESQUE TWICE DAILY -MAIDS FROM MERRYLAND Tonite—Chorus Girls’, Contest | GiGi Chocolate Dandies. el | 2 RT JEFFERSON IN 50¢ to 3 i | SHUBE ‘ F ame) ights, 50¢ to $2.50. Sat. Mat. THE MUSICAL COMEDY BRILLIANT CAST and SELECT CHORUS One Year in N. Y. §& Months in Chicago COLUMBIA BURLESQUE MOLLIE WILLIAMS’ BIG, SNAPPY REVIEW DANCE WITH YOUR FAVORITD | PERFORMER TONITE | ™~ | __*HOSOPLAY THEATERS _ NGS IV, STARTS SATURDAY THE WILLIAMS BROTHERS GEORGE REED SHERRY LOUISE MARSHALL LEWIS WILLIAMSON IDYLLE SHADOVA and Her Beautiful Models And, as an Extra Added Attraction, Me MILLION » 4 i STAGE ATTRACTIONS AT THE KINGS ONLY AVENUE ODELS ROMANCE OF ‘THE FaSnON OF AMERICA © NEW YORK MARY PHILBIN , THE SCREEN | ™ A | \ Adolphe Menjou Ricardo Cortez Frances Howard Molnars Streets of Vew York Orchestra LAST TWO DAYS ‘‘Vanities } Anna Q. Nilsson in of on **Top of 1925 the World” 30 PEOPLE 21 NORMAN KERRY “MERRY-GO-ROUND” LOVERS. , | —LAST 2 DAYS— ‘*Husbands and Lovers’ ’ atmmeienel CINDERELLA} Theater Beautiful— Cherokee and lowa | Today & Friday—GEORGE O'BRIEN in '| “THE MAN WHO CAME BACK" = Saturday——-Doublie Program De Luxe _ PROTOPLAY THEATERS > > - Grand Central : Grand and Lucas Two DATS er , LA Man Starting Saturday Syncopation Week “ENTICEMENT.” A GREAT JAZZ PICTURE. ON THE SCREEN — HERBERT HPERGER'S HOTEL CORONADO ORBRJHESTRA. WITH JOE JOHNSO™ : SAM ABH. THE REGULAR PRICES—-LET’S 8YN- COPATE. Sixth and Chestnut The Kansas Wonder Gir! Eugene Dennis and “Frivolous Sal” With MAL BUSOH and | EUGENE O BRIEN SPECIAL NOTICE! aE LOEW/ & JTATER Washington al digath” DEVILS ARGOM One of Paramount's Finest Screen Dramas. It haw that Same touch that made ‘The v Wagon” a sensa- tional hit. Presented by a Notable Cast, Including WALLACE PAULINE BEERY — STARKE ~ WILLIAM COLLIER JR. CLAIRE ADAMS -ON THE STAGE The Dancing Stars HARRY A. ALICE WHITE—MANNING Mirect from “ARTISTS AND MODELS” — Also~ - Famous Concert Piani«t HUSTON RAY Direct from BB. F. Keith Cirewit ALEXANDER GRAY Boloist Late Star Zierfeld Follies DON ALBERT’S Symphony Orchestra Fables, Topics. News, Tours LAST ~~ Merton THY Movies”’ H "vet ol. Dana Ww Glenn Hun ibd. “ve FERDINANDO'S BAND MISS DENNIS MAY REMAIN IN 8ST. LOUIS ANOTHER WEEK TO SATISFY NUMEROUS RE.- QUPSOTs IF SHE CAN CANCEL HER NEXT ENGAGEMENT. READ TOMORROW'S PAPERS \ JAMES KIRKWOOD f¢¢ PAULINE GARON Baritone Tenor WEST END LYRIC The Painted Flapper” Milton Monroe Johnny Maher The Home of Dove Siiverman'’s Orchestra Spat Family Comedy Screen Snapshots ee oe ewe All Week, rT Com. Sat. Jan. Jiet. ARTING AT WIFE OF JOHN GILBERT—AILEZEEN BOARDMAN-- Sa Of FM. THE CENTAUR’’ PRINGLE—ELEANOR | in Bouth &t. ‘ Pr PAN’ —#PECT NUOUS TO 11:00 PF : L M -:.. ’ - : - 4 / Aff - 4 ff J ’ 7 7 / ee: ~~ ~~ SS — Premier Showing of IN PERSON and on the ecreen ta ‘*Battling Bunyan”’ Raymond Leslie Goldman, Author. will appear et — 9:30 p.m, Ms ite, Fenknton con 7 beautiful Geisha Gir's

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It is a **#teeate more than $49,009. sizes fille a Miledy, by chefs of the famous College Inn, a u , om S hich Sis h . ‘stem J. I. Hines. C. KF... Randall. di- ADVERTISEMENT we ) confections for Milady, or restaurant it costs $2.50 for two portic constipation’s toll. a titetipation’s coe. cous ethan rectors: J. 1 Cunninghaiu and the ; F t? FRI. & SAT. Now you can have it at home. The ¢ Dé s sons ar “ae nee ei : o _ cents. Prepared, without muss or cookin Constipation is dreaded, not only ulates normal, healthy action. interstate Milling Co. each indebt- Are You a - ° SPECIAL 5c — ose a 3 just as it comes from the cas ‘ for its insidious self, but for the Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is guaran- ©¢ ‘© the bank in excess of the Just Try This Chocolate Cherries; Pure an err aad aulaee auuney ae . - remedy without success. Finally I tried Made in Battle Creek, Michigan. Officers and directors and com- | so fat don't wait 6 your druggist ‘ { This Beautifu a or gma ogee ag A meray er Served in leading hotels and restau- pa nies im WwW hich they were h ear ily row and for one dol . . See same price . ied ) . ~f ; ji ndy Manufacturers in St. Louis | a d 1 want everybody to rants. Your grocer sells it. interested were heavy borrowers the were gh a or ye ’ C1 savguet recede _— - 4 | CH iICK E N CHICKEN A LA j . helped me on & oe } S| tablets. If you prefer = WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE | a Whitney know about . from bank. some of them in-/th . : A LA KING be : ; . f them in nag: ne Ble: care Bid i Made in the famous College Inn kitcham, — ge ng Y. sufficiently secured. + Mich. They reduce steadi! — ers Hotel Sherman, Cha a You can get sure, prompt, per- Slow and doubtful loans gggre- |*2#!ly. No need for tirestine ent effects ? Pi manent relief from constipation. RAN gate $563,700. wee 2 A Am. — Player- jano Simply eat Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN After setting out in deétai! fans —— | of the unsatisfactory... Jeans. the : eee $n mag For Sale letter reads: “It is noted that vou § = aA ay OS : : xe STS Ce eT Re nS See pe = *7e* ~ «= had last year a 12 per»tent divi- SRLS RS On eee Sane REE OOo jo os ae a eS ae arin tte Ona rr) See ae se ae = - — . ooo a aL ok eee et eR a > : ~ COR RS NS i ES ee py = 00 dend, payable 1 per oovecent per } SS Se Es ce - ORES I Re Ie eo = . os nae oe ee © .-* *- cues. —™ = os sees eas «* “cos “* -~ . Che COO HOSS OS oe eo OSS. Lee aot ot = " > 60 : 50 V | “If it is desired to use bonds’ as) — a ———— : ; | uring years Pa $7. aiues belonging to your customers, cer- ) . — ‘ as 7. ™ > J ; - . of at. 7 - - » river, lake or bay. While not ap- ' ' ) ) | | ten drove ot kotnalin tena preving Sis Seaunaty: sekhee Sa, a Lot 5—$45.00 and $50.00 Values : ; ether and tt will penetrate trie sus — ’ — “ p =e ; . ed - — 7: i : ru " sewage disposal, this committee =e Gases: Ses y ef) _ j Y one «a | loes not believe that Chicago is be- OUT THEY GOA . o . omishing how @oick Fieamaric p | hind the general trend in this re- OVERCOATS ef warm chinchilla and harder-finished woolens. ~— wll chest ir —— 7 ~*« ~ - ‘= * e z Grugs ists at in performance, in the practi- - , i - at SE Ae See Tae Lot 6—$55.00 and $60.00 Val -is to sewage disposa! (“hicago :: : Oo S an . a ues \/ di ‘one of the most advanced cities in 1 OUT THEY GO BW wii y ov” r the country.” | Choice of our finest OVERCOATS OR ONE-PANT SUITS. Alxo / - Tia RAL Io NN i rw O-PANT SUES of extra quality. d styles. ‘iSecoend Fleer) ; Pe : : SIX MORE CIRCUIT shades and *® OUR fondest anticipations of a pleasant | JUDGES URGED BY journey are pleasingly realized aboard BAR ASSOCIATION | 4 fie € all-steel ment Continued From Page 17. | . Cok iiidemeadl echach ee te output of the judicial ‘7 = —has OUT THEY GO—THOUSANDS OF PAIRS OF OUT THEY GO—COMPLETE ASSORTMER®: ot Wied. Wane inaddelatiy ‘weal Men’s Pure Wool, a - St. Louis ps punet Sa ieee aaa : Plaid-Back © to statistics, t. therefore, cannot be en fey F _ has baat & Gaia: OVERCOATS ; Ange es and a 5 Sree ae @ mages and Save About 50% at. " te . good $ 1-87 $30, $32.59, $35 Values Boys Sturdy 2-Pant Suits. . . $4.79 7 a ‘> ssi mMmeres of the pre ers -_ medels. s - ne pres ned . Sizes 6 to lJ years & Francisco a a pete , — ori weights Siges 2°88 to 46 watlst i an After quoting statistics an court Save About ES Overcoats or 2-Pant Suits... s .69 4 An unusually good roed-bed, splendid meals and onditions in Cleveland. Baltimore Neat matterned cassimeres an Excellent quality. Overceats 12 to 15 * Coa i —_—_—-——_—_ »~* « courteous emploves has made this rrainm Via abash- nG I , ii I ee report con- 4 VW . | inre qd ae ’ oh ’ ‘ ears Suite . To 7s ¥ ea re. Union Pacific the choice of experienced travelers. : Overcoats or 2-Pant Suits. . . $R- hy, Leave Sr.Louts—iinion Sarion 903 AM (daily) e congestion in our docket is Save About 50 Cc at.. . Pure Wnt ae ee Leave Sr. Lowis—Deimar Ave... 9:15 AM (daily) “Onrineg tO the jury cases There 4 — Ss . is t Every pure =." : ~ ; , . : ‘ : aria 6:15 PM Game day) ’ CaS for cOmpiaint as to 7 +p , men para a | back Made this se: . : - 12:20 PM nent day ra el pn ste a or do- Save About 50° SE ene $ Rye | the very newest style Overcoats or 2-Pant Suits. - 8:35 AM (dav after) mestic relations cases - a amar i wool-mixed worsteds Every Coat with ric! years. Suits 6 to 18 years. , During each it-patterns description. nig hers = a - The very newest shade«. Overcoats - * % . » 7 * -_. . . 7 : = * . . i + Orn . ; 9:30 AM (deg@ilewings «°° SD years 1926. 1921 and 1922 Neatly tailored of fine wociens yen — a . to 16 years. Suits 6 to 18 years. a ‘ chest. One of the biggest .. 10:30 AM (dev Setlowing «6 here was an average increase of te f , ral fe have ° offered . about 1500 cases in the number of Save About 50 are aa $ BS iy | ee ee “(Second Fleer.) Overcoats or 2-Pant Suits: $7 tyr wre Va : - i (rivet anee Nnending on the docket Extra quali ems in patterns that Superb qualities. Overceats 12 to 15 : ii 2 A a and weil} = -— + ~ & en - < i* Suits 4 {on is vears m Hoth 1923 and 1324 over 25690 ees we ’ _ amen were added to this waiting Ba EG ee ET ALL ODD LOTS ALLODD LOTS @ When Child is F. L. McNally, Diwtston Paesenerr Agere, UW check Rathoug M vet ° these ‘hangover’ case« = : Basement In , 1495 Rethwey Eachenge, St. Lane In Our Money-Saving Our Boys ; f\ are 7trT fmaen, for the 4 a a ’ e és ‘ e ). L. Carnes, Generel Agere, Ulnten Peete Seeeem Mapneed af promptly or reasonably OUT THEY GO! OUT THEY Go! 4 Give California eer othera are OS) Rathwoy Lerheng, Se. Lowe ar. f¢ fa «ltaimed that there are Young Mce'’s Rers" F'ell-Lieed WVeelen 1 4 ae Kaichkers = now ahaont 14 9090 caeee an the civil ceats inekets and that (* takes nearte a eececs< “ - dren leve the pleasant taste ef Coa rer Collars fer | Boys Full-Lined corau- S$] oe ifornia Fig Syrup’’ and gladly | 48 rear 'o get @ jury canmme ta trial Ovwercoats oes sac cev ene wr - ji : . 7 The @ient hardehin nan litigants and Smaltl-Sise@d Men's over- $2.98 a when bilious,. fewerteh, the . & e, : m4 h! eeperiaity sliain¢iffa resulting foam coats . a aa eS ‘a ee me — — (hie «sidifien need not ha dwete “Mens and Yeung “Men's $8.98 ; ' a eU'ates the:tender little bow. | hil merece hoatarea a had y aft ‘awvers (vercoats Ke. ats wy Bie e iy ° It sweeteus the sl\om it Ko one #Tll question thar anmething Men's “Gold ‘ ogee” * Starts the iver and bow obs : or wat $0 Gone te cassie eee a N. W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGTON 7 Os... : . or ‘Tampiag or everacting. a8 flen hefaee f @rawe worwe.*

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THURS DA 1 7. BRE AN y a 16% ' —— SS / Write for Ge. recipe be In 5 minutes it is re; Served at home this ail dinner costs but a few = el dinner known be connoisseurs Chicken a la King — prepared for famous College Inn, Chicago. Ath costs $2.50 for two portions, have it at home. The cost but a , without muss or cooking, in 5 mis ist as it comes from the can—add 'y to serve 5 or 6 generously, ay—from grocer or delicatessen, eae pour family with this new dinnera@emeas LLEGE INN CKEN ALAKING — le in the famous College Inn kitchens, | Hotel Sherman, Chicago mit carrying a youre gar- So “DRASTIC REDUC. he store, splendid, fash. ery single item has been at the same unusual dis- —for next Winter! Your PLETE ASSORTMENT OF Nothing $4.79 vie Suits . - mB. 69 # i2 to 18 $G-69 Coats 12 to 18 5. (overcoats §$ 10: | 4 i8 year -Pant Suite. § it Suits... $@-69 ant Suits Vercoats 12 to 1%. (First rieor : ODD LOTS ur Boys’ Department \UT THEY GO! M-Lines by ore — 5D Wi-lLined hers lhe ei alt= . ey ——_ » Throat and Tonsiliti« . : + ee. et RTE ATRIA ET Ss : a WANT REAL “ESTATE i PPART THREE. | This Beautiful Whitney Player-Piano For Sale 290" lt haw been used, but it is in perfect condition. case ts very plain well worth the money. guarantee = § if thoroughly. Music rolls and bench in- cluded. DECIDE TODAY a a newts vane parment VA payments , like rent Open Evenings Wurlitzer 1006 Olive St. —_ “ADVERTISEMENT r ring 60 years ‘Married Life”--- | ensvations Kept » Healthy and Happy “Reecham’s Pills were always con- sidered indispensable by my parents duringsixty years ot married life and lam never without them in my home, as they are used when re- quired by myself (aged sixty-one), end wife and children. This covers a period of over eighty years. My wite and sons also believe there isnoremedytorconstipation and bil- jousness equal to Beecham’s Pills. Somanyso-called “cures” for bilious- ness and kindred troublesleaveafter eflects that are certainly injurious, but Beecham’s Pills give prompt re- liet and leave one in a healthy and happy condition.” N. J. M. Ramsay, N. J. ‘tipation, Use Beecham's Pills for cor usness Gnd sick headache. PREESAMPLE~ Write today forfreesample | 005. F. Allen Co.,417 Canal St., New York - Buy them from your druggist 2$€ and $ec for Better Health, Take Beecham’s Pitts a ADVERTISEMENT t's Antiseptic Oil, Known as pnake Oil. l Positively Relieve Pain in a Minutes M right wow fo matism., Neu a, Lumbago. so: aud swollen . Dain in the head t~ k and limbs ' ion y. ,used Colds. Croup, Influenza. | ino he the rncast pene Its prompt and tia - len drowe on the 1 leather Ar) ad it willl ner j a through and through in three Astonishing how oauick Rheumatic ®. suff jwinte, chest colds. sore disappears by use of this new mil ent—H5e. “Ue and $1 oO) all lead iste. pains Robert "PF % a bis’ 2, a PY FE BT ue : SS we oh a “f * St FULTON BANK EMPLOYE MAINTAINS INNOCENCE (Cowan Insists Slugged Him and Took $19,050. i special to the Post-Dispatch ' | First i night. FULTON, Mo., Feb. (‘owan, assistant cashier of the National tank of this city, arrested last night on a warrant charging him with stealing $12,650 of the bank's funds, today still maintained his innocence after having been questioned the greater part of the night by members of the Sheriff's force. Cowan still clings to his story, given out last Saturday. that he was knocked unconscious by a man who entered the bank shortly after (‘owan had opened it for the day’s fusiness The man, Cowan said. him after he had refused to honor check that the stranger had pre- sented. Cowan is being he of $5000. hiolbe rt assaulted Cowan was arrested last niz his boarding house by Deputy 8} iff Rishon who was accompanied by one of the officers of the bank Cowan was preparing t meet a younz woman to take her to a theater. He was taken to the bank and held there until early. this morning and now is in the custody of the Sheriff in th before Cowan was arrested Vice Grant inspec- e latter's office. President made an tion of the interior of the bank and found $12.150 of the lost money vrapped up in an old pair trousers and secreted in ‘he money Was in a smal! roony) just over the hank vault “tip” was given to Grant by a !oca] newspaper man The tr heen for months hefore the roh ° ting desk ‘n the Tr. Ose \ beryv, under a cour bank and where the “as in a cash drawer Cowan's Work Ecfficient. Cowan had been with the ban! for about 18 months. He is the son of a farmer residing near this city His work at the hank has been ef ficient. Vice His habits also have ind he has moved in good here Say~ Money Was Overlooked. ‘Grant said Cowan was still at he left the bank Friday to Cowan's story near President Grant said been re vrular circles work when According to Grant. he discovered the money had been overlooked, placed it in a large vault for safe- over night, and took it iut next when he opened the vault to get hooks. (‘owan told Grant he had jest placed the in a drawer. in its place in the slider under the desk when the bank and $15. drawn on the Nérth Missouri Trust Co. at Mexico. No trace has been found o fthe $500 that still is 1. : . neeping morning money, which was counting presented a check. for missing. WOMAN RESCUES HER GOOSE, GETS HORSE AND WAGON, TOO Kann keeps in age garage behind her home a $421 California avenue. Yes she was attracted by cries of dis- Rose a goose , terdayv tress from the woose in the garage where there Wwarcon She ran to tlre alles a white horse and a ercroes were tryimg to put ar-stricken s,oose into the x 5 Kahn eeized the Loose. (one ran north, the other south, leaving Mrs. Kahn with the goose horse and the owner of the wagon The and wagon can get Police horse Wvyoming Street he must explain about Kahn's them at Station. But the Iiwo negroes and Mrs. HARMLESS LAXATIVB For Sick, Feverish, Bilious Children When Child is Constipated Give “California Fig Syrup” “ren lov, the pleasant taste of nia Vig Svrup’’ it fven when constipated. No other laxa lates thecte naer little bow Bively. and gladly bilious. It sWeetens the stom starts the liver and bowels cram ping “v al overuc ting P feverish, | childre ‘Tl of You must say ‘‘California’’ imitation fig (fontains no drugs. Tell your druggtst-vou narcotics or wll me ves printer ‘lon bottle. Mother!’ or vou may pet an - | eyTup. LAL LD ee cceretnmeanaame " ee oe Woman Ends Life in Store. WEST FRANKFORT, Ill. Feb. & | Ha d $22.50 Value Dresser of wonder- 9 bar ies ett & L2.5() This large met A $1.00 Cash— Bed is sturdil e Bed, of walnut «" ructto aaa heavy ti llers ghud -(o0 “cy r ? | arp e colden a iv Metal Bed appearance s swihging mir- and 3 large constructed and nisher rn Balance Has heavy 2-inch Monthly poo Bra Ss Bed $37. 50 Value larz Brass excel- $1.00 Cash—-Balance in Monthly Payments $19.75 n with th posts —_ £150, 00 Four-Piece oe Suite wl Gis (‘harming Queen Anne Suite ished in ivory enamel Kac bed. large dresser, chifforet Offered in This Event at. s 3. .00 e > s that are well constructed and fin- h Suite comprises full-size bow-end _ 00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments ‘ te and triple-mirror dressing table. Bridge Lamps Shades of (ZFeorgette and silk and = “meta! ho’'tom bases are fea tured in this group Floor Lam Ip §}2= Junior Lamps and goede of great artistry elegant sii) shades fitted on volye! offered at this low pri $1.00 Cash Deli ror hbuases | ; vers Any Lamp Genuine Reed-Fiber orn Baby Carriage pee Fe cetek: 9x12-Foot Axminster Rug's 39 A eomplete assortment the newest patterns and orings are featured at price. They are hea» $65.00 Value. . Rugs that have a long, deep vears of satlia- $27.50 Value. . Jjovd-Loom product that odv woven of gx nuine 16" reed fiber, en- | Mans led springs and aibet tired wheels. and colorings #1 I Cote ee Monthly ~ (9 9x12 Velvet Rugs Serviceable Rugs th at you anys reoin.: woven ante ndid materia! de signs has | large $2.00 Cash—Balance sre < $3.00 Cash—Balance Monthly 9x12 Cong "x1? durabie ! oO 7 patterns. Come $ ) 50 |» piece without borders md : As 00 Peek, Staléas ee (“‘ongoleum if oleum Rug's beautiful Be JD } Ore Ea — — ee ae RN a ——— —— —— NE ee _ ————$<—$—$————————S ————— a EE _ ne eam LL LO Playing the Magnificent Grieg Concerto and the Ever popular Blue Danube Waltz Hear Reproducing Prano. 10044 Exclusive Duo-Art Appearing at the Sumptuous New LOEW'S STATE THEATRE Washington Ave. Between 7th and 8th sts. If you hear this remarkable duo-piano performance it will give you a still greater desire to own a Duo-Art AEOLIAN Ww. P CHRISLER.PREIS OLIVE STREET Exclusive representative for the Steinway, Weber, Steck, Aeolian and Stroud Duo-Art Reproducing Pianos During the Week Beginning © Saturday, Feb. 7 Recording Artist Dey PROTECT Your Doctor and Yourself PHILLIP MILK OF MAGN You must ask for “Phillips” or you mray not get the original, genuine Milk of Magnesia prescribed by phvsicians over fiftv years for Constipation Sour Stomach Gases Sick Headache Refuse Imitations Insist upon genuine the above conditions. 25c Bottles Indigestion Biliousness “Phillips.” Fach package contains directions tested and approved by the medi- cal profession for fifty years for GENUINE == PHILLIPS = AN TACI D CORRECTIVE LAXATIVE THE CHAS.H. PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO. NEw voR« Also 50c bottles—Any Drugstore. —_— ADVERTI SEMEN 5 Here’s Relief. for Neuritis Never mind where, when or how those awful, stabbing pains.of neu ritis got their start--you want: re lief from the torture right now! Stop at any first-class drug store and get a supply of Tysmol. Apply a small quantity of this soothing preparation over the spot that hurts, and in a short time vou should be free from pain, Tysmol is taken up through the pores of the skin, going direct to the throbbing, aching peripheral nerves, which quickly respond to its healing influence. There is no ‘*dope"’ in Ty smo! no dangerous drugs of any kind. Guaranteed to be absolutely ha®m less. People everywhere say that nothing ever gave them such won- derful relief. Price $1 at all leading druggists. On sale in St. Louis by Dolph Drug Stores and by Wilson Drug Co. Judge & Wolff ONE LIT ITLI LANE’S PILL AT BED TIME DOES THE WORK -keeps the liver ' the hpbowe ;* active and caper yw Francisco, ADVERTISEMENT THE DOCTOR SAID ‘It’s Gas—Take Baalmann’s Gas-Tablets ‘‘Those pains around your heart after eating are caused by gas pres- sure from the stomach. That short- ness of breath and palpitation can he traced to the same source. Your hands. and feet feel numb and ‘go to sleep’ because the gas pressure restricts circulation all over the body. ‘*The quickest and safest way to relieve yourself is to take Bazul- mann ’s Gas- Tablets. There's nothing better, and the verv§ first should give you great relief.’’ You will be surprised and delight- ed. You will breathe easier—vyowu will sleep better—and your nervove- ness will leave vou. And your heart will be calmed in a safe and natural manner, Your druggist sells Baalmann’s (as Tablets in the genuine yellow package for #|l. Your satisfaction is guaranteed or your monéy re- funded. J. Baalmann, Chemist, San On sale in St. Louis by Judge & Dolph Drug Stéres and Wolff. Wilson Drug Co, . -—<? Be alert: Read today’s Want a4 offers and see what ts on the mare io i - dose , ‘ _ = Ee oe Oe epee ec RS a ee ae + £3 aici te AE Slt A oi tar ce Se BOS CAE AT

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- -— oe - ~ TL ae Ss -.: e S OL ete ES Ns > se a ee Se ee Sit Se? tees Cr AZSvrseere ty? . ' rs 7 x Be fy ae igainest him : hinnerts & 1 ’ - owed his Wile * ie¢~niai ia " : | : . , be afternoon tinal fi iad pe Lite ‘ - ; 7 ~ . a hat her Nirs } iy re ‘ 7 . , _ : : (es ription of | ‘ . pave : p , ” he m tt? , 2 - . }* nat VN W ul ‘ & J ’ , 04 aes T Pa. pod ring a & iki | ~ . > ™ - a revolve! whic! Said 1s * . fiat: » pand obtained after « } ‘ . - obtain ia i] Vol ‘ ¢ , * VU hen asked PD ; . Fr | ’ > band had shot he irs. | ‘ _ “ is said to have re} ~ : nave qualified ithe answer ‘% n } a'ate meni ; We - ti that half-witted i0 to the pe Y eaterda’ ] my i NI i nert : it ® a : s . “ i : ; } we e } heraee! w) © ; .* ’ } ; ww | } his ’ rT, ’ hs ’ ’ ‘ bs Sorae , iast J A ’ rye } POLICE QUELL RIOT OF 100 FISK UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Negroes Fire Shots in Demonstra- tion Against Pre «ctent—tb ive Are — had. ‘\ SSHVI Lt } = ~ “ iz Wi } I eT + , =f : | . , s EA “ie president oo ? ee ad As =e i} ae) ; 4 emo lraiiQi i / > ut . aginst the president | ) i nig? fit uere AKIN ! rif : . 3 if ont ratio " pre £ — » : cnry: Lit t. aig 44 Pape! ‘ | ; | > 4) is4 ’ ; ’ ; ’ Le ne cand out of Nashville 1 Af y | shvile today. ; aisoraue “Mae ; 7 rmsisley = , + if i e ‘ yar" ryi7 + he » ; ADVERTISEMENT caper ape pe “walking ‘ore ‘ Varns Middle-Aged - a . ' , - 'Women to Check = a =i ring pats fom he High Blood omega they ent ou on the cammgrand N Z a » i : | . KiTics ' Gisteiu a smousinds of wome : ae ue R eT e¢ ; ey “AT ; R ’ Bing time of life are in danger of high ’ ; ry ared | he “bined pressure. It im «nused bs , weonous waste matter accun Re eystem or the weuken » MRS, YOUNS. 1" BELLEVILLE ‘ | , + he o ber more organs, This forees the pyind Widow of Kian Raider Con IS SHOT, RELEASED ON BOND = Mrs. Young refused to discuss the) shooting in which her husband wae ki lle iii ry You're Bilious! Take a Laxative Do you Borrow it from the Industrial Loan Company , 714 Chestnut Street bi Ps Soap to Cieanse 1 Oinmtrment to Heal 3 . Dizzy? Depressed ?_ Bowels are Inactive! T SEY WORK WHILE YOU SLEEE For Constipation, Headache, Biliousness | Breath Bad ?. Stomach Upset? meart to 60 More Work i sulis Live Specialist Pivud prempurr ‘i ‘1 de \ » The evnptonia are dizziness, slhort- os Gienmn ‘ snees of breath, bend pur flushed wieuor raid wae in Belleville we . . : “nee nerTvavuUsicer ‘i? RICE PI CHRNT COR 4 ) rym) ’ ric mY ye at eH ig bieoed pressure must be trented e),, “a und sLap ped for evervone knows ar’ at sign me ” j “ ringe on Bright fe Cciseuaer. wpopiex’ , busta were rod often sudden deat! {> v ‘ Sjangerous and quick acting to £O wound »w . without heeding ite eympten her sil . ’ Norma ie a doctor « Preacriplion w_usly w wor high blood pressure that has been pe overe: "Ihe ButO moed with greet succens — so trent Rave « purely veartabic medicine tt. eentaine ne habit forming drugs. ix harm Soe. a0 werke tn such «a wae that it i arives oul Weele Miatter, brewers the duts M rs Youne was as ry) ma nie et the ever(tesed bheart and reduces tliood ‘ ewlftiy and snfely Often one be hettiie brings great rele im «a tb George Bir ‘ or a Bee hyh f Nermea tefey and free yourself of ‘Iife FT My . bee hieh biewd preseure fer «nle al irs ( ‘ by Welt’ Wilken, dudsee 4&2 Dolph Drege drove the ’ rhe 3 EDe! ~“ieres, Pinderle Drug (4. and dohnwee ane eine ae - —— - e : $ ca A ge? 1$100 CONSOLE PHONOG RAPH This is a regular #100 Ph Ss stand ped and plays all records r is f 4 iy guarante 3 " Prie special for brida) bow Saturda: Bargains in Shghtly Used Artophones, Brunswicks Sonoras and Victrolas ' a” ~~, fy Z / > o tn the worid that give Mineral § pr EXCLUSIVELY: im-a-tez comes if 18 cenfurics Anaiysis nge their curative \) ‘ * ¢ os OT natural lake deposit Lecated far up in the remote (Canadian , : ™ od: and the on.y known deport o the kind proves ti rick in the ea@me meunerai eaits Bathe 1n these hot mineral springs in your own home --and literally wash away your ailments Min-a-tox Mineral Baths and Mineral Water will remove the disease breeding poisons from your body; and bring quick relief from heumatism., Neuritis, Stomach, Kid- ney, Bladder trouble, and - Chronic Constipation. No medicine. No drugs. No long course of treatment. 7 What Min-a-tox is Min-a-tox is drv, white ervsts uls of rare miner- al salts. Si aw ances vital to life Not a man made preparation. Nor 4 ieanlitidatiened drug or patent medicine. But a natural or Nature product, taken from the immense natural lake geposit shown in the photograph above. Many tests have been made with Min-a-tox. In the Laboratory, by physicians, and by suf- lerers from the common ailments. These tests show that Muin-a-tox possesses the same medi- cinal properties that have rom some of thi world's health springs, famous. The secret of Health Springs Science has proved that the curative power of Health Springs, or natural mineral springs, 1s cul to certain mineral = salts -magnesium, lithium, sodium—which these springs contain ic tests show that Min-a-tox contains all of these and other mineral salts. in rich con- centrated form. And that when added to anv hot bath or to pure drinking water it gives every health benefit; all the curative proper- ties —and eff & of the most celebrated Health Spring. Hot Mineral Baths and Mineral Water Health Springs in your own home at a small fraction of the cost For centunes past Min-a-tox lake has been visited bv the native Indians. Thev held it sacred. Legends tell of marvelous § cures. science proves these cures are the result of scientific _ correct factors. And that Min-a- tox Wi ially give you “‘a trip to the Springs’ n your own home, in greater comfort and at » miere fraction of the cost. What Min-a-tox will do for you Judge by the testimony \ipn-a-tox wil! hy A faa hathee « oe;ipD Vou A Yew batns and the mineral water wil! make vou over. Read the letters which follow. See how it is helping others. "Te. ; , money MIN-A-TOX*Sie" at all 60 St. Louis and Suburban Stores $1.00 Can, opening price, 89c ‘Case of 12 Cans..... Enough for Two Weeks PIGGLY WIGGLY Min-a-tox. If it doesn’t benefit you, vour DAC K Rheumatism, Kidney, Bladder | have taken the Min-a-tox baths and Mineral Water only a short time and the results are wonderful! | have visited practicaliv ever “pring in this miry at e or another. and |! ind Aiin-a x oniy more pleasant : , , it more stimulating It removes all 1exrce pomons from the «vstem | am ’'w entirel, free from Hheumatism. hid ney and Bladder troub L. Davis, Chicago One who knows Per more than 20 vears | have Visited Hot Springs and other lead ng hea Th reerort«a . iApense in ra ch has heen a ere road fares and living costs alone Che few Min-a-tox Baths I have take *n so far have done me more rey! rood than | have ever received in the same time at t} e Springs i am eure the discover \lin-a-tox will Tove A great biessing to humanity ot only for bi ck people but for pee pie vwhe are well. ase a means of keer neg their bodies tm strong healthful condi Every man. * nan and child may have in the quiet and pri vacy of hh me. the same he nefits as they could get at the bealth resorts and at avery smal! part of the cost experience at health resorts. I am sure With my long su will have great and much deserved success with Mi n-8-toz. (’. A. Doak. Hot Springs. Ark Stomach trouble 1 have bo suffer ng rom a had case of omac! tre i have Just h &, _ ir of your ‘bathe. and have been drinkit ng the mi neral water and now I am entire! v relieved It is a great deal of pleasure to recommend Min-a-tox. A. Beckman. St. Louis. Exclusively $10.00 - . ~_ eugene - SELF SERVE AND SAVE] ANOTHER NEW STO THIS i 0, oy Will Open Saturday WEEK ing, February 7th, 8 A. ON BIG BEND ROAD IN OLD ORCHAR PRICES 2" FEW Sic 1000 "xen EGGS sees 5." 50° 228, TANGERINES tec cccinty P 0 TA T 0 E Wisconsin Rural, 15 rec. 2 7 Overalls and Jumpers \ Bten’s $3 Jerscy Coats.-.... Genuine Collins Undcrwear. ‘Men's Chambray Work Shirts. * Men’ i 2 a

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OR ae ee eee: . . — * AOE LSE »! ae ba al be | a ATR, way ith Oras f MR PRL R > yee te % pes 2 yee By w- - yee oe te ae a — / is & . nad e i eK ‘ * , c ' var na i “ F he a i” y - - $ z 33 wee ¥ fe oe ae eS “J ‘se *, o¥ + agp - »P 7 soe ol “7 " se « , St ” RE Ee a em . . Eras —— La — te? ee a. rey jake a ' . . ‘ ad rn : Fon ea mt a | 4 4 > ; ot ba ‘s "Ry + Pres eee Re gee ex ‘ a) [7 ae ae ae bed a, a my s/s iy: * ‘WREBRUARY 5, 1925. oenntinres im a FEBRUARY 6, | | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 Se a jand Ends Mus! 60 War OOD CATE MAN » More Men’s Gen-. ievend Jumpers: BUT POOR FINANCIER’ $1.25 | | ext | | a th paral Eugene Huber Explains Deals mt . ’ ‘a | Men's _ age vnc Leading to Indictment of | 4i . L kin Fan | Five at Poplar Bluff. | 4 | $1.50 Fis | — : ——— - et a a et eel Ae we MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : f= ’ Piald-Back Ove Iron and fire clay mining, specu- | 3 Laon and 2-Pants lation in valvele uto motors, and | | SA E Mark | bs ec Suits | de ee are an seiaahenianl | 7 | " ote tee ccc ane , Do you know that our big new power plant, | 4 Suits. Up - combination. And a poor one, ac- | ; ST 0 " : $12.50 cof 2422 Wyoming eet 4 | kK nN OW though only half completed, now is supply- F | $5 recently indicted at Poplar Bluff| Ing the larger part of the demand of this district for light and power? d tet | i ‘, ts dorsing an $18,000 note. : | . Hut rs > is d - | a Saturday Morn-§y G5.OO | rent rae bees voor financier as] | ; - mere Suits ‘to his four colleagues, they were | Tha work h b h hi . Tth, 8 A. ML BED cove ‘cece: z:pane ‘sus, oe as begu d ary 7 ¥ M. ated and. Mackinaws 50c when they signed the notes in Sep-| f hi fi : e n on t = t Ir section , PantsS....-----* er, 23. Si I the five) ' Boys’ $! Knee |} tember, 1923 ince then the | O t 18 Our-section plant? | » . ---873C | of them have lost about $75,000 in n’s Heavy Wool Sox....- | ' iecn’e $3 Jersey Coats 50 |their financial ventures. | Bm Genuine Collins | nderwear . gra The other men under. indictment , 7 Ben's Chambray Work Shirts. -$9c | wre Francis M. Rudi of 3337 South Th t th ’ ww | | 's $2 Broadcloth Shirts. . . $1.00 Jefferson avenue, Charles A. Haas a ere as een q ne issue only ae davits as to their solvency in in-| a, $2 Heavy Union Suits.. .$1 of 3448 Osage street, Ernest L. de) ‘ * Men's anes casts. coe Winter of 3864 Humphrey street, | $1 500 OOO of C h kj P; f d S k _. 2” : be ee OD ‘ ; ’ , an | PES WED sens sary Panne! shirts: gray. | ot taceg Tuccday. ight, De pL VUU— OF Cahokia Preferred Stock to Bloc, brown, i liemeis Gheaedly, ana Seber: ia\ex-| d f are ‘ = es cleans ee epee | f provide money for this progressing work? “A ¢ 5 nta-Rhoys’ Heavy Winter Caps 25c Bluff. | | K: ~ oe or" SO! Vie eel Huber said the trouble started | a DB oen's Meaty” Wort. Pants...... 1 | When he invested $700 in the sont, | That the ne ° h Il h ies tous cramre |e Peemoezce roe | | GANOKIA tina ne de J LAGLE STAMPS |ture a valveless motor and actually | qualities of the first In e which 5000 St. en Saturday Night Till 9 P. M.|made one, he said. Then W. TI. FAM | gE | ' Louisans invested $4,000,000 of their sav- , | Poplar Bluff, bought into the com- | pany, paying for his share with | i * ° } rowed akiedy. ‘Wive tock- nN ? Mitte Ur teclanse compen: , 2S 1n reco d time j}holders of the auto company in- S 1 r Cc r l _ dorsed a mortgage note of the min- - T Beck. a er _ Our old stockholders—hundreds of them— “We were wiped out and were ‘trying to forget — business w =p | b o e e e thes ‘riminal charges are made, sta Se ender coe are buying rapidly of this new issue. Huber said. ‘“‘When we signed the rots, Bunch, ICM ;, Healthfruit | sees | | — Wedono you—dn | i e do not want you—any of our custom- Fresh, Doctors say that} mysT APPLY TO WASHINGTON | | . é RD pure 'LD.17¢ Sam FOR INCOME TAX ExrEnsiOn | ers—to miss this opportunity for supersafe ATWOOD Eee | investment of your savings at liberal Regulations, Collector Hell- | Each, 10¢ RAPEFRRU return through P Be Fed l income taxpayers, either f: il ——— Lb q e SP ants Se J} individuats oe a estiin who ° ‘ > ug any - ure on our part to nc s. | desir xtensions of time past the ' . f rm full | 1 y 7 15¢ ' is very valuable for 2 Rao eee a filing feturns | 3 if} O you y- for nati acid from with the local Collector of Inter- | system. 'nal Revenue, March 15, must make 4 "W. k 3 h ll e want to make sure that all of our cus- ‘application for such extensions di- a at ree-Ripe ect to Washington, Collector Hell- Pod ive ; tY SPECIALS |i end Deliious fy enn nt tomers know how they can get these shares. Heretofore Collector Hellmich Buy it by the box and look ‘has had the authority to grant ex- for the Atwood wrapper. tensions when good cause was | 4 4 ‘shown by the taxpayers, but regu- | 7 HIS WEEK END Wholesale Distributor: Stele abeptes divest | | h . ‘ ee fies one The new issue is not large; ANGEL Young and 1Z i > : 3¢ = 4 . . ' > s* = . ~ C es an a {PE , , " Hz : a = i" sz." 2 T “> , = ——- : : A zz . e ~ 4 _s ot, i : re - = r. oe % 7 : = “| A or, - = — ————— Os . J = = 2 ~" ; cx: - - yy All | oBgr~ - — ~~ — ad = = ey = b Circle x F | ar | y : , * VA See es is East St. Louis Light and Power Co. 7 Collinsville A AU Sag 2 East St. Louis or from any employe of that Company. \ “a » Rrt AS Pu ~_— se apd 75 Other = il ‘ a * ' | Sma ee — - - - Fancy Straps Styles A Sas . C ) 4 “¢ . Yr . Can - - . _ ’ > “ — , P ~ : y 4 f° / eh. s This sale is made POssi ble s, Made c 6 ie thru a very fortunate pur- | ' al 4 geo 2 hee chase—a!l Ww . ily “eee 2 @ @' a ee we 1 new styles—new ae _—_—— ~~ : j eis) = Spring creations.

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» poe & ae c " “— \ ~~ r en Ps Be oe 4 Fe ‘3 - ° . wr pti and » a Siatt ? 4 eo en 5 rc wr Ps aid re is » *20¢ Bot 2 Ss it oe poe w aa es ee Pe Oe EEC See GRRALT Dee ET ar ae . * Lye eee f Ee Se act A Pe vir » * Le g ‘ i ar . 4 pa a ott dns di ae ee . ; oe ek fe. lt x mite be oye Ss he ere Pe 7 4 “ge Se, a Se Be Sie ot 3 » os / 7 4 * + wa q +e 23 ad ea Ca ~~ “a +a @ SS Babs rs eae > = ‘p= ~~ ee “ ee 7 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one ether evening i a COMBINED Hotter and Cleaner. Beoenomical Because tt'« Good. Convince Voursett. PHONE BENTON DOO GEO. A. MEINBERG City Saleaman for WEISSENBORN COAL CO., Exclusive Zeigier Distributors COLD, GRIPPE OR “FLU” At the first sign of an ache or chilly feeling start immediately this harmless combination of well-known ingredients called Nuremedy. It is Quicker, Surer and Safer than any- ‘thing you ever used. Ask your druggist for a box of Nuremedy (20 tablets, 25c) and ward off a possi- ble serious illness. Also for Head ache, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Note—Nuremedy does not aflect the heart oe dieturh the stomach i Vane fata, Setesintenr ety, SIMPLE WAY TO CHECK | Do you . NEED — FREED OF MURDER CHARGE ON | ¢ DEMURRER TO STATE'S CASE Jerry Jones Discharged in Killing of Negro, Which Brother of Slain Man Confessed. Jerry Jones, 23 years old, @ ne- £06 South Twenty-third _ircu % gro, of 206 : lit street, was discharged in suit id Judge Ittner’s Court yesterday Borrow it from the Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Street when the court sustained a demur-| rer to the State’s case, whic ch | charged Jones with first | murder in connection with the death of Lucien Ten also a ne- | who was found slain Ww sro, ith an ax in the engine room > . “abou “hecks were involved Hi = > > >) r=) ; Be LSS) a : kk at Ack lc i+ > ~~ —_ _ . 7 F. 9 ’ a) ” ay ai - i ’ hy 4 ‘2 it ‘- : * . p ; ar! A © S2iG *DAa' . . . " os + — ~— —_— [ was a Questi our good name with Chie Unemployed Miners to Steel Mills. INDIANAPOLIS, I-24... Feb. 5.— Dixon H. Bynum airman of the 9 2 Beawd . m ——— : . > ~. -a.e Bitte BOs 2a | = ompletion. ¢ Piles. sStula. Fissure ar My 0 eet ae or No Pan tion fr 501 PINE STREFT Successor to Drea. M. Herrich. Deceased "adic material ix bewght and sold threegh Pest-Dispatch Wants. om Business. Call or write today ‘Tt CONSULTATION AND EX AMINATION. ‘RUE DR. C. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialistor. p.u08 S| ST. LOCIS. WO, Ney Smith and W. PILES .cure.. Diseases cured by my No Chioro! a No Danger. ay you FREE BOOK s.2 - Sut Ae ' Soothing = © Hospita Evenings. Sundars. 10 to @ KNIFE wee ge Ag Mees 70 8 lexrernivsce| Between Mr. Edison’s Re-Creation of Music and the Original Artists Mr. Glen Ellison, Scotch baritone, and Miss Alta Hill. pianist, will prove the above assertion ' when they sing and play in direct comparison with Mr. Edison’s musical marvel, The New Edison Diamond-Disc Phonograph At the Sheldon Memorial, 3648 Washington BI. Wednesday Eve., February 18, 8:15 O’Clock degree; | ee a a BUSY BEE CANDIES TTT Order Valentine Day Candies NOW SATIN HEART SHAPED BOXES . $2 to $25 PAPER HEART SHAPED BOXES, $1, $2 and $2 CHOCOLATE HEARTS .. . 10cto $1.75 HEART BOXESe~made entirely of real chocolate, filled with assorted candies. Candy Kewpies + Chocolate Baskets * FAVORS Lollipops, cake and candy novelties of all kinds for VALENTINE PARTIES. THE SUPER-SWEETS OF A GREAT CITY Supreme Blend - fb. $1.50 Fruit and Nuts - fb. $1.25 Variety Package - Ib. $1.00 Special 10 0z.Box $ .50 Yriday Candy Specials £sssorted Chocolates, including Milk 5 Chocolate Divinity, in 1-lb. boxes. . 4 “4 Chocolate Dipped Pineapple, the box . Friday mgs 4 ee Pineapple Layer Cake. . Angel Food Cake L WE SHIP EVERYWHERE ‘S. 417 N. Seventh St. Dad’s Candy Corner + 6th & Olive 4 - No Candies Like Busy Bee Candies mee), f | aa BS @) SAY Colds Pain Toothache Neuritis Lumbago . Rheumatism sj Sof | agpirin te the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Sill “BAYER ASPIRIN’? — | Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets ¥ not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved |, by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 Headache Neuralgia Accept only “Bayer™ § which contains proven Handy “Bayer” Also bottles of 24 and Sr, a= boxes of 18} OW The new way leading doctors now say FREE 7-Day Bottle “3°, magnesia that’s a joy to t P| to take milk of magnesia—mintrated to multiply the benefits of old forms. ERE is a new form of Mmagne- neutralizes excessive stomach acids, H Sia—successor to milk of mag- but expels the gas as well. nesia as you know it A scientific development now urged by doctors, dentists and in hos- pitals. Thus its effect in “sour stomach,” digestive disturbances, etc., is multi- plied over old methods. Steps “sour stomach” It relieves “sour pre le minutes. Eat your fill. Don't fear gas. That multiplies the already remark- That is where pltin magnesia able benefits of plain milk of magne- failed. It merely neutralized exces- Sia. Sive stom.ach acids and cleared the That bowels. Failed to relieve the stomach ternational of gas. highest thority. in 15 minates A magnesia that lacks the “flat- in fifteen of old That take. - > _ - m1ess LOrms. ’ = oe . is retreshingly delightful to Mix your foods. is made .in a laboratory of in- note and endorsed by medical and scientific au- It acts to neutralize excessive stom- ache acids. It acts to correct the. lack of “acid balance” in the stom- ach and the bowels, conditions to which 80% of your common daily discomforts now are traced. Now, as a part of a general move- for better health, fostered by scores of noted physicians, a test is oftered free. Simply use the coupon. It relieves most trying cases of con- stipation. What it is and does The name is Mintrated Cream of Magnesia. It embodies all the bene- tits of milk of magnesia, plus other important additions. It clears the intestina! tract of its poisons. It combats the absorption into the t is dual. For it not only blood of texig poisons from the intes- tinal tract, which keep peor normal and constantly. ailing. ~ Ws “Y It is not habit forming. ~ when taken every day. That is because of its unique ¢2 position. A method in safe @& to habit-forming pills and crag It relieves indigestion quice® amazingly. A delight to take. is due to its mintrated The property no milk of magr embodies. The cool of mint And this same property gives it inviting coolness of mint. Thus it is a refreshing change® the flatness of plain magnesia. Children love to take it. & mother knows what that means. A bottle free—obtain it In justice to yourself and yours, = the test at our expense. See for yourself the latest res modern scientific fr healthier, better people. Mail ffe coupon now before r forget. Do this today. For Sale at All Drug Stores 5 a OO eee eat’ es Fs . . i ited - elle ee ee | cS 7 / A Custom- At In our factory we make u ered | your individual tas you may sheet a . during our Semi- 1n Good for 7-Day You will receive 7-day bottle Mintrated Magnesia at our expense. Admission to this unique concert is by card of invitation, which may be secured by apply: ing in person, mail or phone—the Silverstone Music Co. Everybody welcome. An evening of wholesome music and entertainment absolutely free. y MINTRATED MAGNESIA APPLICATION FOR TONE-TEST TICKETS Please mail me free tickets to Ellison-Hill Tone Test. “-—*eeeee* ee ee ee ee Address rere ee © Oe PO ee Oe re ee emer ee oe ee a eee ee yj Address _ Tickets Issued Only in Name of Person te) eae “eee fe ee fe Oe ee @ @errtse = © = ee ©] ee © PR OES DPD & » oe ° Only one » bottle at a iy. 5 Sie) ee e- 2% aa x i +5 ‘ie NS ta * “4 7 + 7 : ‘ y (RS EF GRR AG St) EE SRE: SPA aay + —~S * ¥

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bin Ce , 46° FEBRUARY ig on PIRIN’’ ~Gonting Cross” on tablets you arg ; ayer Aspirin proved safg a by physicians 24 years for: | cept only “Bayer” package: - _-_ —— - : - . nich contains proven directions,” indy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tableta, so bottles of 24 and 100—Druggis ‘ture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicaci@’ —— —_-—-— —— Note the | Coupon . which keep people below d constantly. ailing. ot habit forming. m every day. because of its unique com- A method in safe contrast orming pills and drugs. wes indigestion quickly— . A delight to take. That o its mintrated property- erty no milk of magnesia | Even [he cool of mint same property gives it the oolness of mint. is a refreshing change from | ‘ss of plain magnesia. 7 n love to take it. Everya nows what that means. ottle free—obtain it :to yourself and yours, make : it our expense. yourself the latest result of scientific research for , better people. He coupon now before you™ Do this today. 7-Day Bottle lay bottle Mintrated Cream of c. . Products, Inc., 1104 5+ l. oocwmeeoeer® ‘ RSDAY RUARY 5, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,600 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED p asf +a Py 8 “de r eS a ee i “ om Houghton. would like to bestow a decoration on Ambassador Houghton when he leaves Berlin to take the American 5.—Germany | Embassy at London, but the Luther o_o T . Signals + sag diane og Perfect r abnormal! | extensive acidity . ode | ted Buchu (Keller For- kidneys and bladder as ne os the bowels. RD. | he se be the cause. it 4 pe | 10 Osk St. Batle . = oe Me « . ¥? > 1 - ee ee eee ae ee e > ? Wolff-Wilson Drug The formu Government is doubtful as to _... | Whether the distinction would be EGULAR SLEEP , oS | welcomed either by the Ambassa- ae 4 Hest. | PISO’S forCoughs Quick Relief! Apleasant effective syrup. -. 3$c¢ and 60c sizes by leading druggists at Keller - jesbure. Ohio. Mechan Co. a | dor or the State Department. Since the civilian order of merit was re- vived a few months ago, no for- eigner has received it. But Yor- eign Minister Stresemann is in- quiring through indirect channels whether Houghton would like to have the decoration. ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE TO GET BILL REMOVING BRIDGE TAX. Governor Baker and Small Confer | at Springfield, I., on | | oe aE the Associated Press. SPRINGFLELD, Iil., Feb. 5.—_ oe The Liquid Laxative makes calomel needless ORUGG/STS —— 7 ——mmemam fd | gi/ | TO CHICAGO All of the refinements of luxurious travel) are embodied 1n these two magnificent he "> y all-stee] trains of the Wabash — “Bader The fast 614 hour after- noon Parlor Cars with private Limited” The most train. Observation- MESSY pad WEST WO ROP INP coe Ss eG Ge 4 nex ILS a “Midnig Limited” pular nighe train. Pullman Sleepin Cars and Clubcarwithall- L2G \ ht An appeal to Illinois for legislation | eliminating the tax extended on. the St. Louis Free Bridge was pre- | sented here yesterday to Gov. Len | { Sman by Gov. Sam Baker and a | delegation from Missouri. A bill | on the subject probably will be in- | troduced in the Illinois Legislature | s00n., ° | | The Missouri Legislature, Gov, | Baker reported. recently had adopt- | | ed a resolution eliminating a tax on | the bridge which had been paid by ' St. Louis, He urged the Illinois | | The tax annually collected on the | | bridge by the State of Illinoi¢ is | j}approximately $45,000. | The visiting delegation was com- posed of Gov. Baker, Attorney-Gen- eral Robert W. Otto; Jones Parker. | Speaker of the House of ' Representatives; Mayor Henry W. Kiel, St. Louis; Louis Nolte. Sst Louis Comptroller; Oliver T. Senty City Counselor of St. Louis: Charles E. Smith; consulting engineer of St. Louis, and Glendy B. Arnold. | representing the St. Cham- ber of Commerce. . Those with Gov. Small were: Cc. | R. Miller, director of the State De. | |partment of Public Works: Frank | lL. Smith, chairman of the Illinois | Commerce Commission: Frank T.| | Sheets. chief highway engineer: | | Robert Scholes,eSpeaker of the ,Tl- | linois Legislature: State Senator R. E. Duvall, Belleville, and Rep resentatives Thomas L. Fekete and |} Frank Holton, East St. Louis. and! Missouri Louis for $200, ‘seph 8S. Calfee and Mr. and the from AM rs. J0- Crane Co..? a i and two for $159, from W. P. derson and W. H. Moulton. An-; t 2 LLL f one a Bae — | UNDERWooDS , | Quick -Easy! Serve—brown, crisp, delicious! | A hearty, wholesome meal for three. A saving of time and work. [ODFIS and ‘“‘simply fry’’ in Pp Hi | Legislature to take similar action. | No soaking, no boiling, no peel- ing, no toiling. Just empty the can, shape contents into cakes, hot fat. ELT Y wor" CAKES _ -~ WM. UNDERWOOD CO. BOSTON MAKERS OF UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM fs Chile & Tamales Mexene.Chile Powder At Your Grocers Here’s Quick Relief From Sour Stomach ’ | 1428 Haley's Magnesia-Oil overcomes “Acidosis; casts off waste poisons | If you are troubled with bad breath, heartburn, upset stomach after every meal, you can put your trouble down to Acidosis (sour stomach). Don’t go through life a chronic dyspeptic. Stop at your dFfuggist’s | today and get a bottle of Haley's Magnesia Oil. It will fix you up in ISCONSIN CREA MERY @e) 6th and Lacas | urday sw SUG 10 Lhs.. 10 LB. LIMIT a hurry. | When you take Haley’s you are | not doping your system with harm.- | ful, habit-forming. drugs. Haley's is | a scientific emulsion of finest qual-| ity milk of magnesia and pure min- | eral oil. The milk of magnesia neu- _tralizes all acids; the mineral oil lu- | |brieates the intestines, eliminates | waste poisons surely and quickly. Haleys M-) may bu taken by infants as well as adultes. It is particularly bene- ficial for elderly folks, who should never | take hareh laxatives. ) Sold by alt druggists—economical | family size $1.00. Recommended highly | by nurses and physicians. The Haley | | M-© Company Indianapolis.\Ind. ) Churned see 6214 JJ” _ - R E ; * todny's BUT From eee Want Business For Sale offers. = ‘ | Edward Petri, Belleville. $58,195 PLEDGED IN DRIVE state-rooms and Reclining night lunch service and Chair Cars. Splendid din- breaktast in the morning. ing Caf scrvice. | Also Reclining Chair Cars. Leaves St. Louis... 12:20 Noon Arrives Chicago ... 6:50PM Leaves Ugron Station .. 11:40 PM and Deinfar Avenuc...11:55 PM Team Captains Campaign to Raise $250,000 for Building. Other good Wabash trains to Chicago leave St. Louis Union Station 8:30 AM and 9:30 PM (Lv. De/mar Station 9:46PM) ° the $250,000 fund for a.new build- for the Women’s l'ome reached $58,195 when team camains pledges of $6292 tat a Hotel before lig Wasasa Ticket Orrice, 328 Norra Broapwar also at Union Station and Delmar Ave. Station and from F. L. McNally, Division Passenger Agent. Wabash Ry. 1495 Railway Exchange Bi Maso WABASI Statler. the meeting at the Cays the campaign. Mrs. C. C. ithree surviving the group which founded the home in 1869. addressed the workers. Al- (though she is almost blind, Rainwater has taken an | part in the campaign. “i remain close members of active yesterday were two from Mrs. E. Pelton and q ys FS ’ rorted SS BS ALS OEMS FALTER. A ; : $1000, , ini VA Cc REN 1 Now, j (Om Vr ee ~S L.A. Schollmeyer; four for $500. ¢) aie ¥ 3 AS ss . from ust A. Busch, Jackson and Minnie Johnson, Miss Ettie Jordan the Tate Motor Car Co.: one $250, from Bert H. Lang: « ond for two af od St Ss Lee See a BASF RSS -Prufrock-Litton” Fourth and St. Charles Custom-Built Upholstered Furniture At Reductions Averaging One-Third In our factory we will design and make upholstered furniture to suit your individual taste, in any covering you may select—at prices prevailing during our Semi-Annual Sale. | When buying Prufrock-Lilton upholstered Furniture vou deal direct with the factoryv— there are no middlemen’s profits to pay. Nat- urally, vou can save. Especially now, when Semi-Annual Sale prices are effective. Upholstered Furniture from our factory needs no introduction, for more than fifty years the name “Prufrock” has been synonymous With known quality and enduring worth. ' $465 Stylish Kidney Mohair Suite During This Sale > 3 ? 5 It is beautifully covered in $11 per vard plain taupe mohair. including out-* Side backs. The reversible seat cushions are modishlvy pj yr : . | Y Piped w t d bott d One side covered in brocatelle. Exposed_wood parts As Tr eigicninemenainies” erga es value, you will find, is unmatehable at fully a hundred dollars greater price. Bench, as pictured, covered in brocatelle 5s Separate pieces will be sold Davenport, including three separate back cushions ... $217 Chair .. .$108 ’ “Extended Payments if Desired or 2% Extra for All Cash uction that is bui iV ; fort and service s built to give com i Mrs Ineluded in the subscriptions re-| for | FOR WOWEN'S CHRISTIAN HOME Report Sums in The total amount pledged toward | ; Christian | yesterday | reported | luncheon, Six j Rainwater, one of the} | i } ; biscuits rolls | corn bread | apples | ham candy cake “Wear ust the pan for and save fifty-two cents. \ THE ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSIL CO, New Kensington, Pa. Aine fire Seon ee ; int 5 . ee _. ty - " - _ un 4 A Fae 2 4s a . . Casati ae P — ae , » 2); . = - wl i ‘ * Zh ef ORS Wee eS

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ad re a So : = ¥ my . uo Vee pair 3S ae ds ee £ wie ste at es other evening newspaper COMBINED ~ : FEBRUAR " Se? __ THURSDAY, SSS a , £3 ae rR aad ~ Rs - . Bond Issue Committee, Board of | city wants to buy yr diicya “os the} | + — = — ] | ‘ PROTEST ON TREATMENT , Shetland ¢ Soar if Esti- | ial Plaze buildings an u | tn - DELAY IN PLAN F(R f | mises gle spoon nared weaen' vay 0 many ert aes une: while ots opposi- i. LIT ULES 7 E OF MOSUL EXPERTS ‘4 “ , ~* . he ee 26 = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ‘The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and One ’ ¢ Britain Interns Otjoman Rep- | proved the bills. tion is against this, ih | ° . \\\ All ™ The controversy, as is KnOwn?, | omum ai OS S i | er . : Ground They | has been over the matters of gen- | 1] } \ 5 ‘ (perating power in the plant and of | | — 4 sioners. moe the ‘¥puildinge a mile-long steam line ft area : A, Feb. 5.—Turke a *s ‘x | from it to supply city hospital. The Hil ny . I, 2 Cem etereay against the treat- Board Committee Favors Fit |= * ' 1 Saent of Turkish expels apres ng Measures—854175 Im CAT WERLEY'S | ny 6 ~—s Worth mach mores, | etic a | , . | | j = F -— —— ee — | q between terest on Bonds Paid. | ft J ‘on the spot the dispute ; it | g/ : Britain over OLD FASHIONED 1} ee ital sep usemeasthsumrseseemmeeaaae , / Turkey and Great ps “ seu, | MONEY? = _ Another delay in the plan for a CORN MEAL . ‘ til | Great a ase pasgterrs Hi iss = : ’ ue central municipal power plant and The Meal with a flavor. You in 4 | | . 7 | | ’ i] perts nave already sown political service building was caused by the' will be surprised at the differ- Borrow it from the ; f : who Pubic Utilities Committee of the "Get it at Kohn Stores, Con Industrial Loan. Company BLANTON TCAIMNO MARGARIN Wa j : , Board of Aldermen yesterday, in | rads. A. Molls, Remleys and 714 Chestnut Street | ) \oting to recommend that twat Piggly Wiggly Ss. a 1 | ‘f bills appropriaiing $500,000 each) : 7 : | ryt | £ of bond issuc money for the plait} -_--_ = bu | 7 : : ) | CHURNED IN CREAM SY ; 4 : | = : Courtésy Everyone upon entering a KOHN STORE is met with a cordial greeting and a smile. An air of courtesy prevails—Our polite and obliging sales personne! make you feel that you are wanted. od Reon sy * Fee SL. Bee et . = tae es ae alae [SS ee. 26 eee a ATE =e . = _— a ~~ oe ~ = * pe —_— en oe a “ *% 7 + ta ‘ - — rt ) > — The bonds have been issued and) | 4s ro sad | i the city has had to pay $54,375 in| ge é interest on them up to Feb. 1, al-| t/ fe~ “AV IT mae nu . 7 though the deposit of proceeds in 7 bts : Ht Is the highest Quality made bank has brought, half this much | ar >| lack in interest on the deposits. | | | The interest rate the city pays is| JY ee “Geet ‘ 4% Der cent and it receives 2% | sie | There Is No Substitute for the Best per cent. Half of the bonds were'| EEN. 1922, ana bat on| Chocolate ' April 1, 1924. e ‘ Churned fresh every day in St. Louis The plan for the building has | been opposed by the Joint meerd: | : of Engineers’ Association (not the | : H Your dealer ean supply \ Ou tec.anicai engineering societies) | and by some labor interests. Thir- | teen of the 29 members of thé! Doard of Aldermen have filed or nre expected to file for re-election this spring. — . a - - e oy get + 4 me Medium sized and very tender white | 17] onte spears, about 24 in a can. This is an . - exceptional value, and the price is so low that we do not think we will con- bs tinue it for more than a few days. Buy a dozen. Dozen cans..... .$2.20 ay: TIPS 10',,-0zZ. can ...... Three rich layers with choc- oe | olate butter cream between SMM’ poten to cite cot baie | them, covered with chocolate MG Rad woted $0¢.the power | fudge and topped off with wal- J THE BLANTON | prams bonds delieving that all nuts. Don’t miss it! Always COMPANY I | ; : | cue; SUNBEAM MAYONNAISE $.2:°052.!°" BANANAS 3.3, ORANGES Seediless Just right for eating ~~ ee s -- = - - RSS Fe ee = eee ee — . . = _ ~ - re ~~ # > cee Eee * tere “= Navels 216 Size ENGLISH WALNUTS .ct3ir38%'s. 29¢ stead of purchasing some or the power, as the city now plans. Alderman Wiehe, chairman of) the committee voted against the | ° . - motion and will make a minority | Special for Friday ~™ report in favor of the bills, believ- | kon ing the Aldermen should abide by | and Saturday Only o ¢ - reports of the city’s experts on engineering questions, such as are involved in this case. He pointed newspaper giving Associated Press news service. out that the Citizens’ Supervisory | na RE BERAAAAAA » As AAA AARAAAD SDS poweor for a group of city build- fresh at your Grocer’s. Spruce Street ings was to be generated there, in- First to Second »* - ~ ne 7. - ie - =_— eS oS Re rs — rn aie ie seed —— - - - — The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening — meee Rolled Herring; each,.____5¢ @ Simplifry Codfish; can __.15¢ Kipper Snacks (something new) 3” o OS... a eee 0 > Halibut Steak; fresh, Ib. 376 & mat Red Snapper; fresh, Ih._..308 3 | swe, Skinned Whiting, fresh, 1.336 3” Haddock Fillet, fresh, Ib___ 336 $= Finnan Haddie, Ib. ‘7 | + _* — inches deep; French mirror Oxil the: on Special price $5.89 , ; . —_ ae | way They carry the full 10-year | 7 wr AUTOMOBILE SCHROETER'S = SPECTAL—-10-INCH Brass | guarantee and will give you the same STEEL MEDICINE CABINETS ‘ SPOT LIGHT RATCHET BIT BRACE | woriderful shaving comfort and blade economy the UU. S. model is giving over White enameled. With inside shelves: Ms | illion en This is for Gillette size 1ff inches high, 13 inches wide. & | oA is Seu ae ee. | inches deep; French mirror 4 39 ‘ | Medes only Spectal $2 69 | = . price... _ 2 = 3 Oxll inches. Specia! price. . — ti a oe =. a “ $ Pure Cane Granu. ' ‘Powdered, 1-Ib. pkg... 5 SUGAR ]f}is§§, cicae mwas ~~ y ~~ ee | Domino Tablets, 2-Ib. pkg, 248 3 > ‘’ > 4 ik | The material used in their manufacture HEADPHONES =r | | Ly hes is the best obtainable, and we guaran- wuarentees : : ' | diameter tee them to do the work for which they 3000 ohms. “ ~ : with brass | are intended, Special 89 Special Alligator jaws: hardwood head and han- wire seed | price Cc price, ) ‘ die; nickel-plated. 1 Gg | guard Specia! ° Special price, | $2.98 morang 3 ename! without seams or joints: Parcel ee vag s ponees. | — $3.98 can be swung in any direction: 6-volt Tv "y y » . et: dee. . 24 -candle-power bulb’ $1 98 rAPER REAMERS Parcel post we ght. & pounds $6.00 as ne tei . : Pe ass Sig ~OSTEEL Parcel post weight. 3 pounds. eS 9 ST | SWEDISH ) Parcel poat, SLANTING AUTO WRENCH SPTS | ah se yo 2 ane SECS Will ream holes in all kinds of metal | DIAI We C) | wood: eauivalent to 5& ordinary | Ali aeBare ; > Se and : , . . Blagg pn ll @ Rab Pate | Reamers: shank fits any bit brace. | FAMILY SCALE a SAFETY nea sy & Special price, this sale, r ) 0 -RAZOR-BLADE bh " Py ' - Capacity. 24 unds 0915 resh Stock Fvery Week | & && is & & eagh pe Se Soy (rere * 69c | a camnee’ ™. anal -? | j - + => y a =e ea — Pure Cane Sugar 7 “J —, SNIDER’S CHILI SAUCE; large bottle.:...........25¢ ~ ee = — " sea Sid , Mazola Oil, pint ....25c || New Navy Beans, ib. 7:c | Mamma’s Pancake Flour, Mazola Oil, quart....48c New Yellow Split Peas, ~ i package .....+..-- 120. wy c Aunt emima . Pa Mazola Oil, gallon. .$1.81 inpnorted Lentils, 1b.12's¢ Flour, age. Wesson Oll,pint .....28¢ Black Eye Peas, Ib.12':c Creamonut Wesson Oil, quart....50c Jemtor Pes) Olives, i . - Pompeia Olive Ojj, 4 ounce bottie c reamo Margarine. a 25c Tremtor Plain Olives, bs New York Chedda eS aes ae , le )e volts $3.29 Parce| post weight, 4 ounces. - est at On antic. : sian | ~ ; fit GILLETTE RAZORS. ‘cK ; GE BIT SETS no stooping to read rf vies . rem 4 Cc — a | Has 6 drop-forged sockets: case hard- | HOt SEHOLD At yet 7 Special price, this EE Brice,- POT ONS. OF SEs. 5 9 "GENUINE" | Each Set contains one | gale . Gua hu AE | ened; solid tool-stee! handle, for offset rer B ach, ! “ $1 89 | : ee or straight, to fit nuts or cap | AvEe , . aK rf 8. each....... . , IMPORTED RADIOTRON | screws. Special price........... OO | “gh gg SE BARBER RAZORS Parce| post weight. 2 pounds. TUBES ae . Tl eee UV200 ‘ | oh Crystal Glass Detector | : : MIXING ° 5 and %% inch. Parcel post weicht, 6 pounds. Temtor Plain ounce bottle c Swansdown Cake Flour, Cc Pompelan Olive Oil, quart | 97c BOWLS . aia ®& full hollow ground, black | | wpil | | Ma@e of extra heavy ; handle. Special price. Jewes ' ena Puget Oil, quart Armour’s Oats, pkg.. Brown Beauty Coffee, New Blue Rose Rice, ib. 9c Ralston, package package 8 pound. + te 6 ee 1m. —— ~~ « . ciaes: easy to keep 3 - | : Has spring-steel tension bar with gum or . . clean. aad their uses : “a “OFFICIAL” rubber wiper. An occasionel stroke keeps \w \w \w \w \w are practically wun- = | BOY SCOUT KNIFE the driver's view clear from rain 59 | Wmited. Set consists es “ . and snow. Special price......... Cc , of five bowls. sizes a iwice, this sale, as follows: 5-inch. = ; | i, | STOP SIGNAL | aac! | per | S-inch, 77-inch inch, 99-inch diame- Sd - ~ ~ - - SCHROLETER’'S MIXED SOREWS Assortment put up in I1-lb. boxes: box contains about 225 Screws, all good sizes. Special price this sale, SHOPPING BASKETS, each, 5c ° ee —— a Ay Pompeian Olive Oil, pint, || w ounce bottle 0 arce) post weight, 2 pounds. a ee eee ene —e- " rr t ET Equipped with PATCHING PLASTER | ter. Special price, . : 7 i , ; ; at I ULVLER BRASS I AUC S4 M ee bulb in- . FOR WALLS AND CEILI | per 79 . . vat : \ | Maza . ” , he set. . to Fe gh S —— , : , ~ 6, : 3 | s e e ; ( “> = = i $ yt ‘ : } | ; ‘8 . ; an : : . ; | | - FOR IRON PIPE (comparable : S awitech, Parcel post weight — >. | | wpe? Ss. “ e | | If we used all the superlatives in the language we Plain \%-inch. price, each, enameled | 12 pounds. ‘ : al ; eouldn’t adequately describe the goodness of TOP-O-TH- ) BUTTER . , “Lh, = 79 case enameled, ~ ' Cc / baked on » iA . | S-inch, each, patented MORNIN Clover Farm, Lb., 42¢: Meadow Gold, Lb,, 51¢ eas, Special 9c ~ a a) ay | AC RAPID-FIRE | LOOK FOR THE EMBLEM C : . “ EGG This is the Official ompreseion $1.39 \" Es | | Knife. Price. each.. / . | ™ : Ste et aaa i | | The saving housewife economizes by continually changing the cuts of she serves her family. We are offering a special inducement for @ s days only! | .CORN-FED BEEF—ARM AND Chuck Roast -* : he e i Increasing flour costs ; b ‘ Very Tender ie _ Somped us to make a s 9 and Juley i i. : a y increase in bread % SAUERKRAUT! 5clxitcc CHICKENS”: 9; Faucet, ; %-inch size. | nt . BEATER | Parcel post weight, 1 pound. ane A, ea ., 28: | & ae. ANTICOR SAFETY RAZOR 69c Pareel post weight. 2 pounds Comprising Keyhole Saw, 10 inches: oe PLUMBERS’ PLIERS ; A | “¥ Compass Saw, 12 inches: and Panel Saw, | 1 a 3 ‘ce to the prop For corns: guaranteed absolutely ¥ HERCULES SOOT DESTROYER ne bei :, | | | 14 inches | consistency in 15 see safe. Special price vr stoves or aes ryt it is non-explo- ' / Parcel post weight ” pounds ' i ; onds and is very effective i . sive; put up in 4 -pound sii ; ‘ 7) as a cream and mayonnaise , : packages. Special price.......,. 20C COPING SAW FRAME — SB aa ee SS ee going 4 packages for 88. we 2. , ® ae Se “ TUT ep oh i et WL | Made of | i a te —- / o> | Pure | ° ON : ’ | Aluminum, . SHAMPION i * 4 B55" . . | Spectal = | a Se a a price, : es 8 ge. ! = Sa ee Tod > +> ' ; | - te —_ ’ ———— i . ™ ) eéees cae ‘tal c oted to k SCHROETER BROS. HARDWARE CO., 810-12-14 WASHINGTON AVE. | oP*Parcel post weight, 2 ppundae - =

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- — - 7 ' - " t a ee ee er. aa a ke ee ee : a : ’ , er teks eee ete Uta ee RAS RE ie Ue ee iL RTE Tae Phen MEAT Ty ee ee sn 2930 cette ee had ~~ - ’ G > P ¥ ‘ - . i oda. * ‘ei # , te” ~ ~y 7» - oie — “ ea a2, re = "® LRP IE! IESE et TY ear OE LTTE TE a aT a eS at coat Sy ym uxtint have Ail “Ty an ' . ° . ‘ : ; at 6 fm ee a ike ek Ss pal nh y “ Se fh re Lo EN eg re * : ° » - i de - - FEBRUARY ¢igop The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE C] TY Circulation than BOTH > 7 875.00 FADA JR. NEU-~ $49 50 or less than cost, they A | ‘i ¥ P a _. a a | TRODYNE; 3-tube set.... * will be sold im this $120.00 FADA No, 100 ans $80.00 sale for cash on'y. RANGES acy Ci 216 C NEUTRODYNE; {4-tube Size DOZEN ae KE EDD DDD SD SD SS e’°vvyvyryyYyVyYeVvYeYeYY A & IFORNIA 7 | | IFO ’ c mi he Po | Newest Automatic Day-Bed oft Shell, L s. F GJ fy 4 . ° . | tj, 1} pe : | ADE of metal throughout in walnut finish. Has heavy tubing, is well constructed and opens into | h a full-sized bed. Comes complete with hand- Pax 2g C | iP “ONED traight Milker Her- ‘ : * ° F | some cretonne mattress. Made to retail at ng; packed about . i | $49.50. Special for this week at |: Ul ue \ / . . fp a Ly — 9 in a small keg, y/ | Music Roll Cabinet ) rT | ve + 7 ‘ 7 " = XACTLY like cut—large Cedar-Lined Chifforobe $1.15 . ; : | —. a en Gy) size—holds 90 music rolls OMBINES a chiffonier and ward- F F 1wmp aul \ Af / | : —Te |} ae : on ( ; has glass door in ornamental "oho. all in one. Built of solid lied Herring; each. . ; | ry ’ eel > ; alee grill effect and _flstenen ee oak, pats Nive Eaten” ORE a stieitnas ro : el , Se A =! : ) —a > cely as ; viz . s — w nplifry Codfish; can _- 15¢ | ody ' th | \ 4, | et Sr ’ o-3 — — cial for this week aha ° wigpecial, sn teal $24.95 * \ _ *.-—- _* ‘ ; . a Z * pper Snacks (something new) Bc % car: = tate! h Ay ee WAS Rap. 85 Se ESY ast Ye d Snapper; fresh, lh... 33¢ Ye — Ge - j a) ‘=; Diy fs be a oe y inned Whiting, fresh, th.33¢ ee iddock Fillet, fresh, Ib. _35¢ nanan Haddie, Ib. Kitchen Cabinet Brussels Rugs 7 . Russet Burbanks ‘ . oi \ tit // | NV | YW \ “a SPLENDID Rugs in a great MADE of solid oak with SORA Set ec ee Y Fifteen 40c . WMA\\\\\ bey ‘ | x . variety of newest Spring white enameled china . ie . pounds.. | \wn le y | patterns—full gx12-ft. size— closet. Has roll curtains and 3-Piece Velour Living-Room Suite the kind that sell regularly at IKE cut—eonsists of massive davenport, armchair and arm $35.00 — special for all this f | : ve scores of other improve- rocker. All upholstered tn ficured velour : . y | 4 ments. Real with loose cushiow® seats. hy, Omi ? .° , Vil nit: 2% a, Of See Mamma’'s Pancake Flour, . | \ { E ty ve | / j Hl : se :; ri & oh . , : HE: j tad Oo L j A O | t ‘au 3 | Pang ie *, A ; ~ es | he : tah Bone A SO For Kitchen, Bathroom, Halls Ly sii For Friday and Saturday we offer 5000 sty Af y . : - yards of this high-grade, felt-base Floor- Het Jf, - eters: * > es We * tor etetee covering— Sanitary, durable and attrac- Rie Creamo Margarine, Ib. 26c IM, . | sI3t: fis p: 2 erSiiies: tive—good patterns—worth 75c a yard. New York Cheddar Cheese ’ | | se ¢ ) ets ESE pound 38c a j ’ 1 . = ‘3 ti. mod fe, s et . nal . i Karo Syrup, Biue Label, | W a > O%, wy - ay) ) “OL Special C Per Yd. HANDSOME Table in nut-brown wainug 10c € > ° 4 \ a - ’ , | Pd 7: ' 4 ; 7 ‘ ’ 5 = a . = — 4 . : - ; AE : ae 7 : . Ps - 4 q -~ \ : ~—— - = | | ie (S - TNS SANS | te SS Ba : . 7 —SjawS N We . — . ~ . —— m | : ; ; Wi s WS - - > a ‘i ~~ ‘ ~~ ' ~ \ j , it —_— - 2 : t | : WSS 7 : Wa anging the cuts of meats ; . ¥ . 7 : : a A . f a wv 5 . ff . z inducement for a few ~ | 1: $F A — : N Sea” : - ' aed “ iff a «5 mus 3 = _ ‘ : ‘ a 4 Ay +. LAA ‘ ; f nl { . - _ y ’, 3 a \ 4 , i a . AND AW 4 ) er L 4 - . e yf ~ ~ —— — eee 7 - — j x - = ") . S 1 . ' —— = = \ | | wr? — = —= _ : ae . | | } | = eS ee \ , Y . = 4 SS C/A ‘ " \ / KG :- ' ~% HO! — 4 ' j ® ao ¢, / 4 ’ ak — : Ve f ~~ ;— ; ) os } ‘THINK of buying an artistic Console Phonograph at a price like this. You will readily admit it is the most amazing value you have ever seen. De- signed on graceful lines in Queen Anne Period effect and in rich mahogany finish. Has exquisite tone, double spring motor, plays all records and is fully : }}/ Bre we | | | 7 : guaranteed by May, Stern & Co. and the manufacturer. See this Console | ee | iad ~~ ato | : y mre, - Phonograph—hear it played—judge it for yourself. The quantity is limited Very Tender | nag ae te’ wank bs : NIN | a ithlit | | {— so plan to be here promptly. , t increas | NVR TTT | D | a’ _— \ ‘ : = i ' ' . ’ ‘ ; | ' ; . Pied , , , \ ; \ . © s 7. » a ' : : “i ‘, j i rd : ‘ - . 7 on - j . j ’ .Z 1 4 ¥ an A = ° _ < ‘ ~ e ia

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—_ ~ —_ . ~ —— ee . ae rd By the Associated Presse, SS . - : ‘| sete | j a~\ -MURCHISON WINS AGAIN’ y | : | ya - ie. |=} = froned out with one or two of ’ 7 : SI. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1925. ean ee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Finnish Runner | JOE and ASBESTOS--Seeing Is Believi ag Hagen Defeats 7% Z an Waa ing s eving a AAA AAA AAA AAAS ee ¥ i a B ] , LRA APDPPP PLP LPL LD LAA A AN a 1¢ ‘ , eager TOA: Siete Meh te entity i eb pee | “Lt hal Ss hy, SS Walker 17: | All n ron WHY OY'EAT in: THAT HOW DARE YOU INSULT ME By MY ROLK COULDNT STAND ran Ariat CTR AAW AERO BUICHT fda ee: SS ? , . . : HOTEL |LSUSGESTING SUCH A THING ? a AA AVAL PAU AETHER AAMT SHER , , SSS | a. aga LUNCH ROOM KNOW t i ' : *,* . a... : i ie 42-5 Seconds, | Door 1S MUCH | I> 4° ML Nth ST || | 7 | | British Open Cham, It Adoption of Schedule and Pos- Short of Figures Set by | CHEAPER, BOSS : i} TT Afi iw - J. oo ia After 36 Holes of 73.7 sible Trades to Feature Feb. | : | | fag W > | ‘g ' Hole Match. oS 11 Gathering. 7 By John B. Foster. (Copyright, 1925.) NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—American : h ‘'touls February 11 to go throug ne motions of approving the play- — schedule which has. been : hey t meeting. since ¢ atten ed remarkable document which was decreed in Chicago by their president Ban Johnson, ’ the advisory council. ’ Tt ie pure coincidence® that this hole. At the end of the ff the city of the one American Hagen stood 17 up with 17 t League club head who. backed Walker at no time wag @ Johnson to the finish and refused the best golf he has show had called the meeting for St. his arrival in Florida, 93% Louis, in pursuance of his policy The win closes the most gp ef rotating the event from city to a city, before the enced, he having won thé: game to a head, the American professional” FReaction Toward Johnson. open, the Belgian open, ant Chicago meeting there has been unofficial world’s champ shi a sharp turn of sentiment toward Bie the American League president Bi tk D t a illikens De \q » predicted that there would be we reaction in favor of Johnson as nst the men who agreed to anged Lin i Stion is now apparent. Many Ch ng . bi aa ns have openly voiced the opinion Handicap to St. Louis U the American League showed Basket Team, — Kline» BREAKS 4000-YARDS RECORD, HIS 17TH NEW MAR ‘ ? AAD AAR APP PPP PAPE PDP. Fails. to Lowe : ] riva e 3 0 { P t WHEN PETES , Vg UCHEAP DuMP ¢ - NEVER: AsRESToS 7g “bP T HA HI HIS {Lon Yi | p ut mm ; : ‘6 = “LAGE tee nil . , ri ‘ Willie Ritola. ee ‘League magnates will meet in St. mapped out for 1925. It will De the commissioner of baseball to de- after Hagen had lost thes echedule meeting is to be held in find his real game. H to sign the document. Johnson ful season Hagen has ever, Chicago affair pionships, the North an@ 4 But there is no doubt that since Experienced baseball men at Chi- . ay Indiana Normal: omens we fiscipline him and his office. That ftself tributary to the National and/ > the commissioner of baseball at ro and left the man who had A shifted lineup fresult the American League what it Nit ot SS OAM race—Redwood. (;upion : ° | Pluralite . ...2f!) Lanwre Cochran . manager, but were unable te Come, say leading baseball men, Ponderom . ...i8 Poval Crowm ..i* *Apprentice allowance claimed. W he to recov the flood of Blue and White ’ in mee from the swat in Py. ®@ jaw it got at Chicago, after ae kets. Accuracy at shooti 7 nni ’ ’ 1S ne the world’s series from LEE’S GHOST BEN, bined with the regular | York in the National League. SETTER DOG, WINNER | passing game of — locals pi | Trades May Re Put Through. AMA TRIALS too much for the Hoosier bag It is just possible that two or IN ALAB and the impenetrable dete @ trades will go through at St. COURTLAND, Ala., Feb. 6.—The the Savage crew kept . setter cog, Lee’s Ghost Ben, owned | dianans’ total to threg | MWe nul : at Wilt A ' PEPALSLTLILL ELE LEELA, and 4 to 5. | *Tul A Ege . Pandal's Roval .107 ’ ee | . ain a : St. Louis University High’ " J wed oe ad SP , My Boy, Merry Zel:s, Yzquierdo entry y “ crowding up behind Nilson and | ) : second: esky. . as. ee ol sf nied, I 49. apt. Adams. Hutchison, Delhimar | t vana. _Sixth race, 4-year-olds up claiming, | ast night by a 39 to 12 scores ; rene — where wil Baas el Prim, ‘Great Runner Says He Certainly Could Not Conform to . 1:14 4-5. Hyperian, Rock Sait, Mus-| 4°° Ml Havana Scratches | First_race, 3-year-olds up. claiming, | $700. mile and 70 yards: score at the half wag 22-§ lon of might have beens when m - ; . Kkalonge and Lady Choco also ran, : . _ | purse $700, 5% furlongs: Chandelier ....109% Crardom ..... © ; ; : “a ’ Nurmi Laps an Opponent. A n ric Rule of Diet and Accom lish ‘What He SECOND RACK, claiming. $1000. 3- First . Gentry 118 Needs Black Top 106 Pedestrian. .. winners were never in dar aed hey get together. All competitive qualities the merican S P ner aio" five and er 8) at Wood. Dorothy Ryan. . ot lie, thew Oweeidenta . ee 100 iia . @SMTUL « © «+ sets Armory had ull and free opportu- | u'Wrnne also ran, At Tia Juana. Second race. 3-year-olds up. claiming, nity to study the smooth, effortless By Charles E. Parker THIRD RACE, claiming, $1000, for 3- purse $700 5% furlongs: f 77 y es x. 4 vear-oldg and up, mile and sikteenth— FIRST RACE, claiming, three furlongs. | Uncle Sonny . .i'iS havor . ; form pees great Paavo and to} Of the New York World Sport Staff. Velicitous, 109 CF, Weiner), $32.80, $15.99, | 7-vyear-olds. S@uor-Sannatuga Keineth . .... REPOS SE 5 + 0:8 ' marvel a 8 ground-covering abil- . $7.10, first: Sir Glen, 100 (M. CES, POU, OSS: oP rst, Astivlite Cleopatra Bov .. ity. Paavo twice lapped Fager be- CHAPTER 5. $8.00. $4.40, seconds Lagoon, 97 Friend Joe 113% Serbian ce or 3 Stevens), $3.80, third. ime, 1.50, Tim ' ' : ' ae , fore he completed the course, and How the Finns Train ‘Themselves. Chairman, Mise Manic, Ticker, Ruth 8.1 ce ‘Sormsum Bhastanel, —* wow Ab. was at the very heels of Prim and (Copyright, 1925.) ai. m RAC ~~ $1000 Frances Lurline Nilson, who still had a lap to go as Hk 1912 achievements of Hannes Kolehmainen were ever iD the} snyaiten Rien atte. . eneat aa” ae : $ he ++ aaa 4 tees @ el . | Paavo grabbed the t | furlongs—Mystify 108 «J. Maiben), $3.5 Narr + Carroll .. General Seth. and handled by E] M. Tutwiler Jr., | for the contest. “ig Maga ite tit Paavo's time for the full di uped of Peavo Nurmi daring the years leading Up to the Ant-| 35, $2.00, first; Veter’ Brush _1 Hector's Alizy’. lainola . .. |-312l won the all-age stake of the Ala —— ae AIA n oO e iu stance , ; 9 ’ , vc , Stevens), $4.50. $3.40, second: Se ‘rest j}ond; Seal Star 107 ASU, ‘d.] Chambelona . 1?! ar i: pala 4 ‘ “ SOC [ A ERS AP HAS HIM HLTL TSH HE was li minutes 59 4-5 seconds, or werp Olympic Games of 1920U, Hannes, it will bé recalled, won ere iF. aoe ~ ate Se. Barat : | >. Time, 1 “ts. Duc de en al - Rubita —n e R si lv I. elt eae ‘ bama trials, which was da~ ided CER P y - ’ | HH Mut hit | a - , = , >Re ~~). (race ; lank Attack, AZrin- }ison, Santhia C, “*llarry Javis Jr iv Little Fehe! ‘ Hy! iM ij ' A seconds short of the mark the 60UU-meter, the 10,00U-meter and the individual cross-country da. Boosting ena Baretoig. aise ran. : Tiptoe, Joe Patton. Shasta Springs, : Chambelone. Carlota, Caimito etable. here yesterday. Second place was AT ROCK - 4 . ’ 4 iy “IFT tACE, Cora Vay dandicap, |ing Flying Orb Little Less an “ina > ace, &-year-old . Claiming, : . ? lilie Ritola set for the 2% miles/ titles in the Stockholm meet, earning tor Finland three of her six EE geen Be oe tweet ees bone, ene ittle Fourth ra s-year-olds up, claim won by the setter Short Change, Playvers*of the st. i Hi : 7 ‘i sa League will.meet this @# NH owned ani handled by Scott Hud~| 1 Rock Church SOheelin AAI son of At anta, Ga. and third by | Cook avenue, for the | | Knot Grass... Cuba Encanto.. Josephine © ®Sprinwvale , . *(lear View .. *Conceal . Dahinda » a4 Stories . ...-. *St. Aneetlina . ; Strict wood Fav ~~ - nv vagal aaa A. A. games| first places and scoring a distance run clean-up that was without -ww a oo ¥ erg 5 eS Tia Juana Scratches. _ Many eae i ae precedent in Olympic history. Paavo set as his 1920 goal the dupli- - care. = second; Wran- Swift Lady” and. Jersey Hed.” Second— | withholding his best efforts for his °@U0n of Hannes’, sensational record. SIXTH RACE. Claiming. puree $1000. Wells and Chet. Fourth-—Bems Land | $000-meter race against Ed Kirby. He had been graduated from the | tition had been an the Finnish mid- Peart moet. As aS ne Seventh —Hun- “SP LIATION ex-Corneiiian, and other American) Abo Technical Institute in 1918 as] Gle distances—1000 to 5000 meters. | a3. r Wild L oe A ‘1 leigh, Joe V, Honest Ocoree. Can aston | Oaameetea tA > ‘ ond. ‘ - Ai oq? ‘ i Gold Red. stars, which is to take place in the, « mechanical! drafteman and, “ He decided to increase the length Brampton. Ninth——Red Moon and Norain. —__—_— _-. Ayo ain lecting officers and el' setter, Mount Baby, owne an S ated the ene lou ys d d reply of the league Lie handled by B. McCall of Birming-| -ecent plavers’ proposal (6m ham. vision of gwaté receipta, 4 thi | iii} Te | : : hate AN MINHA TH >> ~- Stew! — t ¥' en ae Casey also Wilco A. A. games in 118th Regi.| Abo offered no opportunities, had/of his practice runs and to develop Keipre, Old Broadway and Pat — ment Armory, Brooklyn, Saturday | zone to Heisingfors, where he had|stamina by conducting a cross- — ee At New Orleans. night, obtained employment with the Sol-| country spin of half-an hour each ‘i ped : First Race, $1000. claiming, 3-year-olds ' . Third race—Nettie Ma Fourth 4 : , n ; sett av “ourt rac ; ; -} : Kirby, incidentally, disclosed to} berd Company, one of the dig man- | day, and he began to five serious |—iireme, Fifth race—Quesada. Provident ie - — 10 *Kentucky Rose &7 the Newark gallery that he is fit | ufacturing companies cf that thriv-| consideration to his diet. Sixth race—Buddie Brown. Seeertoce Ee Betsy Bacon |. IO | | *Vanishinge Boy BO €lpF! , ; ‘} > « and ready for the approaching) ing Finnish city—a house with | Results Rather Than Form. ! At New Orleans. Wankeena ae * Theo 1), e tests. He was entered in the one! Which he still is connected, “In Finland,” Paavo says, “the Weatl : , 4 Ben Wood Trust Official .10% b - eather clear: trac ast, : Yet 91% Needlessly, by lests . . : *S yr SB ee fA aAYTY ee. G1 and one-half mile Metropolitan A. He retained his membership in| athletes really develop themselves. the greg : pune Cotte nna Mary Urheiluliitto. That ath-| There ~~ ‘ 6: ten ? riRST RACE, $1000, claiming, 3-year- ’ A. U. championship run last night| the Abo Urhei are no hard. an ast rules} olds up, 6 furlonzs—Dr. Glenn 113 (Le- E ‘ ‘ Our experience shows falling hair most always due to infected Sebum. Now overcome. > % ~ } - ~ oP abe ; § i a ‘ Re ae Pe ~ ¢ I -) a a5 ola "yy ? > * against Andy Craw and other loca}/| /etic ass8ciation had sponsored his) jaid down as regards form or diet. 107 (MeTae os © F en etiet: ee now : . : . MCLIARUCT,. «~ o even. second: P| Nn stars, and raced to an easy and| first appearance in comnetitive Track and field,athletics constitute | Gharming 101 (Montgomery), 8 to 5, third. ! ressiv v y , sport and out of loyalty to it asithe national sport o Time &:73.5-5.-~ Sunny Girl, Antonia, Pete aed ave sotory. covering the , hr h th ‘ish that his pore : my county the Scribe; -Vieginius, Bitrump, Brother 5 course in 6 minutes and 5658 3-§/| Well as through the wisn just as baseball fis the national John and Kirk Caldy also ran _ Lene seconds. future triumphs would reflect glory | sport of America, and every young- SECOND RACE, $1000, claiming. maid- mm dit Murchison Wins Again. : . , R-year-elds, ‘3+ furlongs—Nervous ] t Pan Star ..ee-ebo 0 | on his home town, Paavo felt the! ster is ambitious to make himself Awie® 100 "1 Fonk). S oa 1. 3to 1. 7 to 5.1 Emanciyation . Delco Lig’? ...115 The perfect record of Loren Murchison as an indoor sprint Abo uniform was the only one he proficient, The athletic authorities | fitst;:“Nerthern Miss, 112 (Allen), e@ver, Delco “ight and Fiorence Mills. Moore winner for the current season was should wear in Finnish track com. post certain general rules which | - to 9. second; Bi : .. é ty YS, Third “Race. $1000, claiming. 3-year-: ; ee aoe |} olds and up, 6 furlongs: continued throwkh two events last night. when he led an all-star field in the two specia) dash numbere on the program. He captured the 79-yard Metropolitan championship test In 7 3-5 seconds, beating out larry Rawlings, Jackson Scholz and other able athletes: and in the special invitation 60-yard event he whipped Harold Lever and other former college or sectional cham- pions In 6 4-5 seconds. One of the most popular vic- torles with the armory gathering was that of Tony Woostroff of the Newark A. C., in the special in- ¥itation 600-vyard run. Earl Dud- ley, the giant Boston A. A. run- ner, took the lead in this event, and held to the front until the last half of the last lap. There Woos- troff, who had been riding at Dud- ley’s shoulder, opened up brilliant- ly and, catching the Bostontan on the last turn, passed him and piled up a six-yard lead before reaching the tape. Dudley appeared to have second cinched, but the fudges an- nounced Jack Sellers as second and Mike Devaney as third, Military Posts in _ Athletic League The st. Louis Military Athletic League, comprising teams trom Jefferson Barracks, One Hundred and Thirty-elghth Infantry of the Missouri! Naval Keserves and Thirty-fifth Division Air Service, wag formed ata recent 12eeting of representatives of the National G ard, ' feur organizations. A basketball schedule was drawn pm and two games have been played. The Air Service team won trem the Naval Reserves, 23 to 15, an@ the Jefferson Barracks also defeated the Sallora, 67 to 8. Tonight, the Airmen will oppose the One Hundred and Thirty-fifth Infantry. All games will be played Armory, Grand boulevar. and Market street. The Air Service leam represents at the First Regiment Scott lield. petition. Sdll Represents Abo. This somewhat annoyed the Hlel- singfors athletic folk. They arguea that Helsingfors was his residence and he should compele asa repre- sentative of that municipality. Paavo was adamant, however, To this day he is an Abo representa- tive. Ask Paavo what club he runs for and he will reply, “The Abo Urheilullitto, of couré¢e.”’ The issue might have become se- rious had not tle Antwerp Oiympic | games been a step away, but in| matters of international athletics | “Inland is a united nation. There is continusus controversy | on the question of a national ‘lan-| guage, One section of the little country employs only the ancient | and, to outsiders, difficult Finnish | tongue, while another conducts al! toth Finnish and Swedish to reach the Finnish public. In politics dif- ferences equally striking and even more complicated are to be found. This is evidenced on this aside of the Atlantic, for in New York City, where there are fewer than 4000 inns, six newspapers, four print- ed in Finnish and two printed in. Swedish, cater to the divided inter- ests. They Train as They Please, The uniting of all factions in the, preparation for the Antwerp Olym- pics and Helsingfors’ appreciation of the athletic porentialities§ of Paavo Nurmi checked any serious complications over Paavo's decision to cling to the faded track uniform of the Abo Urhellullitto, Paavo knew that if he was to match the 1912 Olymple record of Hannes Kolehmainen he must de- velop stamina as wel) as speed and must make himself equalls profi- clent over distances varying from 5000 meters to 106000 meters, for the flat races on the Antwerp pro- gram specified those two distances and the cross-country run also was to be a 10,000-meter affair. He had covered such courses in his road races and in Abo meets, (but the bulk of his carlier compe- should be followed, but theer is no | attempt, as in this country, to make /ayman start from just this or that stance, hold his body in this or that manner, swing his arms this way or that way. The younger athletes naturally study the styles of the older ones and may strive to copy them, but accomplishing a given task in the best time or with the best mark is the aim, nota stilted following of a set form. : “In diet the same freedom pre- vails. The athletes learn their own requirements. Tne requirements for one are not the requirements of another. Certain kinds or quanti- ties of food have different effects upon different individuals. so why should one conform to a given diet? Eats Ordinary fare. “The effects of alcoholic bever- ite communication In Swedish. All| **&8 &re generally known and none public notices must be printed in) with his athletic future in view will indulge in them. Very early in my life T decided 1 must abstain from anything of that sort if 1 was to make my mark in the world, and T think that decision has been a wise one. But I have allowed myself freedom in other respects. “Because my family were vege- tarians ' did not taste meats of any kind until I was 18. That was | the year 1 entered the Abo Tech. nical Institute and I could continue a strict vegetarian only by refus- ing the food set before me. 4 found I liked meat and learned it agreed with me. ! found I Itked coffee also and that that did not ‘affect my running. “In fact, I learned that a nor- mal, everyday diet, in quantity somewhat larger than the aver- age person's, was all that was nec. essary to keep me fit. Your coaches and athietio advisers prob. ably will frown on my _ ocoffee drinking and argue against other itterns In my training menu. One of them looked shocked when he found me eating an apple between races at the Finnish-American gaines. Maybe I'm blessed with a digestive system of extraordinary ‘ ‘ quality, but I certainly could not conform to vour rules of diet and : accomplish what 1 do in athictica.” . Hariow Hall and T.ittle Moon also ran, THIRD RACE, S1000_ 3-vear-oldea, furlongwa—Thunderine 113 (Lewere). 3 1; even, 1] ® first: Benedict Vow ‘Thomas’. 5. 8 toh, second: Risase- LPO (Pool) to 4. thir’, Time, 1:13 2-5 Foxmore. St, Charlies, Seth's Treasure and Honest More also ran ACK, $1200, 4-vear-olds and 70 vards—Prince James 11 : S to >. 4 € bh. first: Miss Maise. aY nis Tal S1000. claiming ° even, : Santa 106 (Allen), “% sec : Wuhu 100 ‘Hay), 3 to db, iird ime, 1:45 2-5. Clique; Cinnamon, Warfare and Gipsy Flyer also fran. SIXTH RACKH—S$1000, claiming Old ups mile and one-sixteenth: T 101 (W. Marvey). 6 1 - first. Tarraycec ! to 2 second: . >: third, Time “40, Jude (yood Wil) Fox. T Wood Land Ciueen, Rolling Wave and Eva Song aiso ran. New Orleans Scratches, First race, Newmarket. Elusive, Warn ing. Dave Goldie. Phi! nthony Mise Kate and Rajah Hether, Miss Nan and Doe McMahon, Sixth race, ling and Marceiline Seventh race, viliie, Demijohn and Florence W. ————— At Havana. Weather clear: track fast. RACK, S-vearolds un. , i furlones—hennmare fBRanke) FF Bf F's ez S&T Bugz Saw 11 «¢Carroll). 6 to Ll, 3 recond: Nebish 2153 (Albiker). 1 ; , third, Time 1:151-5. John Joseph, Hal- Ore receiver, Quiet, Yukon. Antilles. >| lloringa, Loule Lou also ran se ¥-vear-olds up, claim- irlienes—Kine Cole 0 1. 7 to 10 ries} l1 to 2 kima 113 - t Miami. First Nace. claiming, $1000. 3-year-olds And up. t) furlongs: *Dora jute *Manokin .... ; ] il ; claiming, $1000, 3-year- | mi Olds and up. 6 furlongs: *Aisle Ve‘vor ..3]00 Liord Georve ..3T Iiywone Dave ...ii > . il *Tineling ; Jackson *Salvaze “Pauline WM 2 106 Third Race. claiming. £1000. 4-year-olds and up. mile and a sixteenth: Remnant 110, Cote @ Or ose. 22 War Mask .....)!92 North Bree ,.415) Muskew .... ..110 Fourth Race. th % i War Fran. Butter Cur ~ Edith Benver .. Wormwold ....1: Elon > es Go Throvuc: Mv Colonel —. el Salinon entrv. Go Through and War Fran Island and Audley Farm entry Fifth Race. Palm Ireland claiming hand cap purse $1500. for A-year-olds and up. | (} feriongs: Defiant 108 Myrtle Belle ...10 Socrates Sandy Water ..1 Orpheus (heeter Brok ..1 Myrtie Belle and Sandy Hatch. Doertherty entry and on 5 an furlongs. The UWister ....315 Wilton Fianna, .1? ae | Pe k Wood — ny “A re Tea - *“Ciolden Age ...79 Het Doe , "wrraniea .....219f Wa Paige See Tt 7 hrourh t!4 American Star.. Prehitv .. 2 a BOTY OE ‘ ™" sa . e's Seventh Race. claiming. S1000. 3-yea: f y The lfard Guess ....116' 1 “e ae ; e Dania purse. $1000, 3- ' Wiedemann | entry Wormwbld and Butter Cup, W. J. | Sixth Race, claiming, $1000. 3-year-olds | '| ing discoveries. We have proven that while4menin 7 areeither bald, or partly bald, at 40, only about 9 men ina hundred need ever be bald. Hair roots seldom die front nat- ural causes. They can be revived. W ¢ proved this by regrow- ing hair on 91 heads in 100. ‘Highest authorities approve this new way. 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i : ee x MARK i = a Defeats Nalker,17and15, For World Title ritish Open Champion 11 Up’ After 36 Holes of 72. ef Hole Match, is ‘J «a #4 * : (4 * w the Associated Press, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Feb, a “Walter Hagen, British ope, hampion, Listed an UNnOffieig) orid's champion after hig mat here yesterday of Cyril Way. | *+, American open champion, lTup | nd 15 to play in a 72-hole | Hagen, starting the last 36 holes — the match with a@ lead of gy © ples, brought this margin up to 4g. y the end of the third round fj, ve morning. The match endedg@q ve third hole of the final ro fter tiagen had lost the se | ble. At the end of the first hole © Agen stood 17 up with 17 to play, — Walker at no time was able to nd his real game. Hagen playeq i@ best golf he has shown since i@ arrival in Florida, The win closes the most succegg. il season Hagen has ever experi. — wed, he having won the British, e American professional cham. onships, the North and South en, iofficial world’s championship, sillikens Defeat Indiana Norm ae Lineup Proves Neil Handicap ‘to St. Louis U. | , Basket Team. "3 Bie American A shifted lineup resulting from ~ he iliness of Capt. Tom Stanton nd a total absence of practice — nee their last engagement did not revent the St. Louls University asket squad from re-walloping the ndiana’ Central Normal five at the t. Louis University High “gym” ast night by a 39 to 12 score, The — core at the half was 22-5 and the yinners were never in danger, The visitors used up all available eserves; including the student 4 manager, but were unable to stem | #y he flood of Blue and White bas- tT ets. 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Hence y¢ assume no risk making this test Note the Rubber Cap. hollow nipples feed down medicas ment into follicles of scalp w it is ‘needed, : schedul Teeened out for 1925. their first meeting gchedule meeting is to b the city of the x Johnson to the finish and refused | tw sign the document. 7 Louls, in pursuance of his policy | of rotating the event from city to | Pity, before the F Reaction Toward Johnson. the Belgian open, and the es POM eee ee eee ee , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee NE RES ea Ty LPR THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Oo, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ee EXPECTED AT AMERICA N FRI C r I ON Wrinkles s Have ay All Been ae WRAYS|/ : “Out in in Private @LU mm (Ceswoars son of Schedule and Pos- sible Trades to Feature Feb. 11 Gathering. —— By John B. Foster. (Oopyrighc. 1825.) wew YORK, Feb. 5.—American Leagu t in St. @ magnates will mee Touls February 11 to go | ns of approving the pie. 4 i sche e which has been | It will be) since they | document | ed in Chicago by | }] to de- | issioner of base ba ee thelr president Ban Johnson, : the advisory council. coincidence’ that this ts me e held in American backed | lack of unusual body Jevelop- , Ment has therefore not handi- capped his career. One would like to see Joe pit- _ ted against the leading men of _ the day to see what he could do With them. If he meets Big Munn, the world will have a chance to see whether michty | legs can subdue equally mizhcy arms. We Have With Us. pees STECHER of “Scissors Joe,’ today for a little whetting of the popular appetite through the medium of an affair at the Coliseum with Dick Davis- court, is unique in the mat world. Although not a champion, he is almost universally considered as such. Many good judges pro- fess to believe that Stecher could throw Lewis, Munn and the Zoyszko brothers in the same ring. ? While not supporting = such rampant enthusiasm as this, the evidence points to Stecher as the best man in the game, today. And the strange part of it al? is that when Joe strips for ac- tion he is far from being as tm- press've physically Nis con- temporaries, Stecher’s upper body and | develop nen*t do not suggee: wrestier. The bulging h:ceps, the protruding chest, the enor- mous torso development usunily to \e found in the heavyweirhts of the moment. are lacking [fn Joe. Bexide the ciants of the Steche: appears frail. Nebrask @, / * who is with us wrestling * * > | Three in One. Hk title Strange state of turmoil. a downtown window is a dia- mond studded belt which de- clares Joe Stecher to be world’s champion. Up in Chicago Ed Lewis is an- nouncing himself as ‘‘champion” and seeking restraining orders preventing Big Munn from pos- ing as title-holder. Big Munn is also seeking legal | support of his contention that he won the crown when he hurled Lewis out of the ring and soft- ened him up for defeat at Kan- sas City. As between the three. the best Way to settle the argument ought to be on the mat and not in court. And Ste which was decre wrestling is in In one e club head who Johnson | had called the meeting for St. ! “as Chicago affair | arm to @ head, the But there is no doubt that since Chicago meeting there has been | sharp turn of sentiment toward League president jenced baseball men at Chi- meo predicted that there would be greaction in favor of Johnson as t the men who agreed to line him and his office. That is now apparent. Many | Stecher a Leg Wrestler. eo, gy ed the opinion | UT below the waist line Joe | ae ean eague showed is constructed differently. | tributary to the National and | His long. powerful lower limbs pthe commissioner of basebal! at! have enabled him to become the ago and left the man who had | most formidable leg wrestler the the American League what it | world ever knew. to battle alone. : Publicity stories sav that Dit Is not anticipated that there : be any jer at the St. Louis| ©®™ ©Xert @ leg pressure «| tating. Johnson's bitterest* ene. | PoOunds-——which is some pressure , Comiskey of Chicago, probably | and some press story Neve ’ MN not be present. And Johnson | theless, Stecher has been able ironed Out with one or two of | to subdue rivals with his legs others his opinions as to right! rather than with his arms. Wts prone ang there will be no iiss | ————_——______._. iene | mn of might -have beens when . . My get together. | Louis but they will not be impor- principal mission for the | (®™t_ttades, unless by some chance | fan League for some time to) ar Cobb manages to emerge from Say leading baseball men, 1e melee with that long-sought ll be to recover from the swat in! second baseman for the Tigers | jaw it ot at Cl , If Cleveland could only trade a/| & Licago, after | high oe oat Ry! me the world’s series from!) % C'a88 second baseman to De- | Tork in the National! I _troit for one of Detroit's first base- | Trade seeaAzUCS. men, both teams might be in a bet- May Be Put Through. | ter position to give the Eastern mis just possible that two or! half of the league a run for the . 1925 pennant. | wvame cher. whose claim at present is officially the least valid. would probably be made the favorite in such a series. > * - Tournament Temperament. | ALTER HAGEN is rapidly lifting himeelf into the Man © War and Nurmi class—that of super champions. His amazing golf victory over Cyril Walker, whom he defeated hy a n of 17 holes in just ability of this player to call upon himself in emergency and pro- duce the goods. Golf is rather a rame, teeing what any player will do. But Hagén «seems nearly alwavs able to rise to the Se Ww herever he finds it. “World's ‘champion” is right, in Hagen’s case, even if the_title is unofficial. he - Sf margi ia, 8 hazardous i when it comes to guaran- i'will be | vagements. /many boxers who a | i clal events. sidered pounders in the city. der ee et eee en AGUE MEET HERE i a a, Basketball PS ae = Sere eee Amateur Ring Show Toni mY ant | af © tacane Seem South Broadway } ae Leacocks 264. Mermods 1%. lLewe Campbell 87, Armature Rewinders 16. Three Special Bouts and Prom- | | ising Preliminaries on Program. li i i i i a i a a da GIRLS’ MUNICIPAL, Duleies 15. Owls 1, Weicks &, St. Barbaras 0. Samelsons 20, St. Peters 1, GIRLS’ SODALITY. St. Roses 4, Visitation 2. PAROCHIAL SCHOOL LEAGUE. | bats " St. Marks 28. Holy Innocents 13. Rock Church 18, Sacred Heart | Most of the local amateur boxers. | who hope to win high honors in! ithe Western A. A. U. championship | tournament to be held at the Coli-: seum next Tuesday, will appear in| l the South ‘Broadway A. ©, show this evening. In addition to three selected at- tractions billed ag features, there | about 10 preliminary en- Among the contestants these lesser bouts there St. Edwards 15, St. Roses 10. Lady of Lourdes 0, Visitation 4, OTHER SCORES, Dupo VY. M. C. A. 20, Missouri Pacific, St. Louts, 19. Army 42. Catholie Ut. Indiana 39, Purdue 36. Bradley 36, eter erie. 23. 24. Dolan to Sus for iin are are very highly regarded. Nick Charwick, Tom | Terby, John Helstein, Dan Cibulka. Charles Cline and Joe Beard are 'all entered in the 118-nound class land it is a certainty that one or 'two of their bouts will prove more interesting than the so-called sper Helstein, especially has shown surprising -abilitv for a youngster and he is expected to win his match. Charwieck is con- the best 118 lan, ; York Giants, Attorney Points Inquiry Disclosed No Evi- dence Against ‘“‘Cozy.”’ = pe 4 NEW YOR IK. to the fs st-Dienatec! i Feb D ("ozy one of The show is being presented un- the sanction of the Western A. The first bout will be start- m. Walter Heisner William JJ. declared today, ‘ment, his attorney, A. U, el at 8:30 p. will referee, The entries follow: | the baseball scandal. SPECIAL BOUTS. | Fortified by the fact that LIGHTWEIGHT CLASS—Jack Ho! ae South Rroadway cr \s He igh Hutton. National A. A FLY WRIGUT crASS—Finie de Ve Jefferson Barracks, ve. Paul Lang. Sout tn | by Jimmy Rroadwayv A 100-POUND Ctl, lon. |prosecutor’s report ae ddie O'Neill, South | | | PRELIMINARY ENTRIES. | £ ae 41° Cibu one more instance of the | Rroadway a, _ ve. Carmen Durso, olnche &. & , Von, his attorney said. “Cozy is and ‘Brothers’ practically ‘him a clean bill of health.” declared. innocent, LOO .Potr aah OT, ey Ghnouvly. Sou 4 +. Durso. Mu) R eve te report Rre ae dway Dan es ¢ 1OR-POUNTD CLASS—Harrvy Durao. Bus neas Mena A, C Arthur Edison and | Yharies Stah! Sonth Rroadway A. POUND CTLASS—John Haring, South | Rroadway A. C 118-POUND CLASS—Cnaries Cline. man Park €¢. C.: Nick Charwick ilka. John Heistein ane Soavth Rroadway C Tom Tower A c If he doesn't, we will bring Sher-, matter into the courts. Dan } Joe Reard. Derby. about.’ | 126-POUND C _ ASS—Nan ue) wimuero. 8 eaten RE Roe ates rowetk | BOB ZUPPKE TO SPEAK Read way A c: Row Erker. Tower i; ™-:- Tommy Griffith. National A. A U O 135-POUND CLASS—Vic tor Windle, Sher. | man Park €. C.* Eadie Mite . Rousi- | nese Men's A ‘.; Frank al Jef. | Bob Zuppke, fereon ‘Rarracks Frank Krall, Mullan- | nhyr CC 197. zou YD cT we harles Theodore Rroadwa A C - William Felice. Routh Ricoto uy A. 155-POUND fW.ASS— e a a | or a zZues’* dinner of the wike Clayton. Tow- Ben Moore, South Broadway | o'clock this evening. Branch Ric! manager of the St. A. ¢ 17 5 POU’ NID CL ASS—Jee Young. Tower A. | c Swill Bisd address the group Tom Piva: Sonth Rroadw es ——-- - oo iC Wa TH i | i it i HH ii isl i i i i i ie oak se ov i Nh a in ‘ 5 i . : i ol i : aaa cee ies 4 a : = — — ——— ——————————— —— — Ps aM H “a Hi % er Hy is Wa “ | ——_ are ee ee ee —— _ SS SSS SS = > TT 2 ae af 4 on i : i oc il 4 i ie ee ee ee eee a a eh = hl ; ee ee ee ee Hi Ha ‘a il i i ih | i Hil i a it \ MH i Wi i Hil aie ! i i i Mi iit HN ial hi uit “ : a a | he i cm Ri Hi if ii si : A a Hy a i sat ‘| i nt a ey at ae i a he ed o Seem A ER AR de eee ee aN 2 a ei A A NS Re OMA STO AAR Ste IR I AN NA a a? =~ a * . . ” =: ¥ 4 a we = " roe “reo et. ae . + e+ c ‘ o eh ita aah: we ae Tt. hes ae ¥ 4 a 7 ea ee . >. ia Be i - A “ “ ; + ae a a ; ane : a - ; - ee . 2 2 08 A te ere tt 8 meg) wee a aby 4 tre. * aE ae ith Mt i a yi Ci ae Mh Hh | Mi ye Wit WIL Hi i . ie it] al a i in i “a E. i i| | Ap i ct A Hi uc i ie a ie i WH i Hi Nil it i i} Wi H a A Hi HANAN tT} i pa a 5 im . i) i HAA i HT i MN Wii ay hi | ¥ “a ce i i o y i! ae a HT Hi ik mn eg i ue a H ii ii hi i Stet i i r i ni Wi hi “ : i i a i a x i : Hil i iM Wh os i i Hf a i i a I i i 4 a : ‘ ‘ “ 4 gg a | p Bh ae ; i i | i il a sal - ‘ i ut | 4 By ‘ Hl HN | i ye ie | i Le tin, es sg is i ew HH MAIN ni e a y | iu | | i ‘ unl i i | Hy i 4 2 i} WI HA il Hi Hilt Tie tM mi AFAR il HU u Ah i Hi i i i a: i fu : a Hi i ny Me Mh " i x i i Wh i} Mi \ Wil ii i i HN " = Mh i i f a i " ti i} ii nit hi i Wid tH MH Ht MA ’ it i i) Mit} WK HH th i th Hy ny i Mi HINA M i He Wh id MT a i | wil HT Hi Mt HN i ANGE Mi Hit Ni i MI HAN , , TNH MG i hi Hi " TAA bhi) Ni! Hh Vk a Hi i HAN i} iy} Hk Ne ee MH i ih i Hi o Waa hi HA i iN i i HH ik Hi fH} iH ii i} Hit Hii Ht Hii HH Ta i i i} Will HAT i Hit ie Hy iH) thu Mt HI} il Ht PA | What Hi i wi HTM " ih AAAML A HAM a vi Hi ul hi oe Hh NHN Hi AIH il hil I HW Hi Ht in Hi i) ik | AN i Mu Hit Hit HA ih Hii Wl Hit HI Ath ili 1 ' i if i ft iit " iin NG Mi i ni nwt oP, Indiana Normal Reinstatement to Fact That | of Portland, Do-| blacklisted coach. of the New Will bring civil sult | against Judge Landis for reinstate- Fal- following the! _ local District Attorney's probe info | the failed to find | ‘him guilty of conspiracy, as charged | O'Connell's confession, ‘Dolan will seek immediate vindica- Mr. gives | Fallon | “We intend to give Judge |Landis a chance to reinstate him. the | Dolan can- not be kept on baseball’s blacklist for an offense he knows er TO ILLINI CLUB TONIGHT coach of football at Illinois University, will be the hon- and principal speaker at Illini Club of St. ‘Louis at the Hotel Claridge at 6 cey, Louis ¢ Yardinals. ‘lJoe Stecher and ' Daviscourt Meet. Lost Decision in Four Years —Vadalfi Opposes Novak. | ' | jloe Stecher. former world’ | heavyweight wrestling | will oppose Dick Daviscourt of Tex- | as in the sional wrestling show seum this evening. Stecher ' four | that court lLondos stances. In the semi-windup Oreste Vadalfi w at the Col he will lose tonight. recently won from under unusual circun Ore. | will oppose Joe opening event. On Mat Tonight Former Champion Has Not champion, | Normandie Meeting Saturday. main event of a profes- | has not lost a bout in| years and it is not probable | Da vis- | course the best in this section of Jimmy | the country and in view of the im- tonight, | ill meet Bill Novak | George Tragos Sanderson in the Each of the latter ‘ST. LOUIS U. HIGH TEAM | PLAYS McBRIDE TONIGHT St. Louis U. High School basket- ball team will play McBride High Boercnigy tonight at the St. Louis U. High School gymnasium at §& Peon The Billiken Juniors are ding the St. Louts Preparatory | aaoot League by one full game. | McBride is tied with Country Day | School for second place, one full game behind the leaders. . 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: Ps a - ‘ aos saeesine tenement aaa o ,- nen re em 2 CP AP ES 1 hace i EG Eh, PRR AS VGC eal RAW Sa tte cae teangpetcetadtiia: yan tay ijer gdm taaamns er todiesagiane « « “ * ¥ - ve . ; Poe , me ' fe ¢ eit t , ; pe 5 . ahd Ma ik i. a we ee, eee FON TOM Ree ee : ete BaF 6,004 AGENTS WANTED Ads last year—2.363 MORE than the THREE St. Louis newspapers C COMBINED. “#@ POST -DISP. ATCH. : —- ee re PERSONAL | MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS |MELP WANTED—MEN, | i, BOYS), TAXI DRIVERS AT STATION as —_ “ a8 . GRAN TOU Bis, bR—NO - | nesition: territe ; ’ * Titers i *>aar Os a _ ' ‘ ' LOST and FOUND | FLOOR LAYING MACHINE—Sanding; old| Address J. A., 2921 Henrietta. _ (6) JANTTOR—For_ chure ho work: must give; 86000 in 1925: cal or | ours made new. B. C. Suit, eT COOK—Sit.: colored man; short hours, ors 1 Post-Dis ic) | Weichel. direc 3630 = “wee c2) | order or secdnd. cook “ handy man; ex- | er erences Rox _A-791. Fe ce thw Louis.. Mo, | GUTTERING—And _ spouting. ‘Sie ps ibs perience. Call Delmar 385 MAN— Experiences on ur mar athe ¢ 323-325 DeBaliviere and aunt, f 32 years. | Sheet Metal Workers, 1916 W. Union. | COUK—.t.; experienced; colored: good on | 7 tox T-296. Post-Dis. ic) SALES) “drivers were compelled to make | . Agee Piven gf snes 6. ta — . Lost Forest Bow — 7 real ! Fagg oe me ym e bispaich. - | MAN—With fair La gagp parol yal position ‘oa | S LAN. : - . ' : |; &. m., irom residence 55 Garfie ve ome or oe ae | TER G—NSpouting. urnace, icebox | tin. »X ~A». ’08(-Dispatc of trus permane ver ' e ave prvi ng for 1 | fareless trips to ¢ entral District, | (South of Waterman), _nue, to Notre Dame Church Interment in tas, ~~ 1 PD mn a, et tee and stove repairs; reasonable prices. Box! COOK -Lit.; experience |, l-roand, n: to 9 pd. m., 305 Rialto Theater Bidg.ic4) man to learn the real te. a ced. Tri ee 0 1 Pay. Ap- N. Colvary -¢ Cometery. Deceased was a mem- ACHO Sy. _ 620 Sen K-135. Post-Dispatch. die-aged; city or cow re -. Miller. | MAN—-Over 21; large comrrany; gt 9 business: prefer @ married mag a Sin" oor Ask f for. Ben Schoomer. ' . . where they were charged with ob-| Frida S ecials ber Daug . 824 Pi t.. New Sour : ifotel. i le ‘with a future. Room own car: good salary ae a 4 y id | Married 5 en, Sodality , at the Notre Kingshighway and Pershing. Person who EXPERT REPAIRING ~ cou *PLE— ogy penny a _ttots et 3109 o Geen, : 1 O) i807 Syndica Apply ito" 2 ; Syndicate Trust : -: .m., from residence, 1500 South Vwelfth ministrator of his estate. W. C, wees. EXC AVATYNG, 2 grading and es CLERK—sit.; Filipino; 3 years’ college a: i . Athlone. : as rng has be FURNITURE Sq STSHERS—Exverlenees: ity. 28 to 40 yea Depot. 4447 lo Coifax 3852 or Lindell 2206. ic8) work; knowledge of ‘drafting ; as beea those who understand matching of col- |. ee eek teenl years et hters of Isabelia. the | AIREDALE—Lost: injurea by auto, ' ! i giructing traffic. One driver mis- ‘ : r - ; > eae.) i Mibes tunes and was me y ae Parish, also the P. H. C. erm a remover 0° advise k'red B. Ewing. (c>) Any kind of repairing. expert workman- any kind: not afraid to work: wife an MA N—Experienced, to bake ice cream ; 5 i -KOSENBU RC . , BAG_I rgg oe oe py ge ship of all kinds; electric, plumbing and! expert vook: will be satisfied with meder- eones: good wages. Peerless Cone Co.. s—On Thursday, Feb. 5, AG ast: beaded; on or near Kensing- | sas repairing. Carpentering and painting, aie pay. Wm. Harrison, 1528 Olive. (5) 2023 N. Second. (6 SAL ESMEN — Prefe > . Ww “ le " f " beloved son of Fred and Emma Rosen- ood 76" _ tet and repaire+ No job less than $1. age: can furnish best of references. typewriter and take dictat:ons,. Apply | @ingle file along Market street and a grandchild, at the e of 4 months and ale : kk | gz ag r0onths d|/ BEAGLE HOUND— Lost; female; black | tric work, ‘Cabany 33 08. 4524 Caccer. ak: een Apply 3 to 5 p. m.. ‘rested thrice. Vm. tart Under traffic regulations, tavxi- 24. Nice size, — Pa HE | burg (nee Baumann), dear brother of | BEADS—Lost, strand pearl; reward. 2911 J. H. HATHAWAY REPAIR CO., = Marmaduke, Ark., Lock Box 105. (7)| Mr, Peters. 1412 N. Broadway. (c)| large furniture store; dem = Ww th YC oe o44) “ : " : o« ; ” P . ac. 6 days. ’ } ’. waiting for pas : , . Jur ra aa or ——— - "7. Bs) ee eee walling for pes Funeral Friday, Feb. 6, at 2:30 p. m., coward 88. BOL ‘Southwest ‘av. Grand | PAINTING FORHMAN—Sit.: best references fur-| room 256, 4485 5 Olive ___._ (e#) | plus commission on eve r | need makers and triat! Sengers to come from train to tax}. from Weick Bros.’ funeral parlors, 412{ 5979 ; | PAINTING—Interior, exterior: wall pa nished; have handled heip for 5 years; MAN—Middle-age; as “clerk in coal wand start; permanent, Call te sep ie ~ —— - . -_-—— ‘ . 8 > » q e >. A ‘ 4 *f 1, = x, uperintendent of office building ~— 5 ice office; state axe ——— CXDOCTE Parker, 1109 Olive at. 4 mers. Gioo d salary and steady 1925, at 4 a. m., Fred J. Rosenburg Jr., ton, faPewend. Feb. 3; reward. Kirk-| window glass and cords put in. furnaces - . & — juicy for 4 » DETECTIVE wants position; 21 years of MAN—Young: good at figures: must tse automobile, to sell ; e sed t line up in ’ . | cabs are supposed to . Esther and William Bracken and our dear; Thomas. Central 9074J. ic89) | Delmar. Delmer 4563. cS) | — ee . aia: =——S—=—== bLta Tt KICiIAN—sit.; any kind «of elee-| ywAN—For SS ae position; steady | .gunt and bonus or expems , MIL NERS ° . 1e line loads Duchouquette street, to New Picker ag = “x : 4 ; ’ . When the leader of “ ra ehind tery. (c | BELL. FOLD lodge containing currency, 3370. cleaning, etc.; reasonable. Forest | years. Phone Delmar 3378R. _ (76) | and former employers. Box T-408, Post- F Sp and drives away, those benin —= = = GARDENER—Sit.: understands “Susi of | Dispatch. fc)| Friday or Saturday, work. are permitted to move up one car Paeryone 3 cun lh. day. Feb, 4. 1925. at 12:45 pv. m. Frank ar LY, Schmitt. dear son of the late Mary” A. BILLFOLD—Lost: in ‘Board of ag |emumrina. AND ADDRESS! 4Q | Post-Dispatch. © | 48834 Dernar. room 108. St. Louls Air: | Hotel B | Vogelsang-Schmitt, brother o ‘iiiam C.. | 4793. (ct) | BETTER pring om JUNIOR SALESMAN—Sit.: with maehine; oA Delmar, room Ouis in ote eers, / printing. McGil; Printing Co.. ~ with m — (c4) —— . AS . C)i Pai Rrangh. | 1409 W hington. ( yf |Mary and oJseph Schmitt and our dear o a comer. not a has-be ror-Was way Bran ames . inephew, at the age of 36, years, | BIRD DOG—Lost: male pointer: ~ brow n we 2106 Pine _ _St._ a? _Bomont_ 344 ic14) : as en or never-was; ra ; MAN-—Enereetic and rellabin’ ae 7 | neat appearance; 2 personality. Age |MEAT CU TER—Pxperienced. Conrad's. | "0c i ory representative to. OPERATORS—Exporinced on ae SC HMITT—-Entered int t Wed - | * iter nto rest on e nes. | Lindell 5350 . shrubbery and fruit trees. Box K- 150. MA N—Manufacturer needs man for re- ft 4, a afford to use SEUCr or, SY enings GOLLU BER MILLIN ERY co. Jength. This progressive harmony Loud Butter le broken now and then, when po- at this price. lice are not looking by “outlaws” A real value, oo ral , 1. b. 1:39 with white feet; license No, HOD, Na ne — ood pr be ' . p. m.. from Ziegenhein Broo’ chapel, °96°3 | “Sch. eWarad Forest 300 — : pir > business in St. Louis district: rae a ¢ who crulse up and down the street ‘herokee street. to SS. Peter and Paul's | BUNCH OF KEYS—lLoast, with name | STORAGE AND MOVING L EAD BURN ER—Sit. : - 12 years’ experi- STEN “AND YOUNG MEN—White: at 2009 portunity with certune for 3 need silk dresses : N Se OP ATORS— Expo e on 4546 Lexington: reward. a ence in maintenance and construction Eugenia st.. for the Frisco News (ch) -perience or capital unnece goed vitght factory. erber- : 1% Ws o (a . { and who, when a space is created, icoretery (ed) Geo. O'Connell, 4. CRAWFORD 4 : e : 7 3 moving Van, ‘$4. 30 load. con- work: wisi Ss i 2 tly. _ice, : FRESH FISH | SCHRODI—-Entered into rest on Thurs- | ——————— = oe ards tract; furniture exchanged. Bomont 2616 Box K- 154. wee: Dowicn oe ae MEN—Youne and middle-aged. to run on + on & STEED eee ae dart in and occupy it, to the ex- CHILD'S CAP—Lost knitted ow FT 5 ° ic S CAP—lst; gray knitted; in| — ao Py EE Er =r em day, Feb. 5 at 2 a. m., William J. * (cS) | SrA N—Sit.; factory or any kind of work;| train: long _runs. 2045 ee {c8) you can inerease | your clusion of the rightful tena nt. > —_ ; ' front o ali _Lelat d. Return to first . ore —_—----- a ss An emergency call for members| MM SUCED HALIBUT. Ib. 29MM | ScirruichSsecs 20Slct amePREM BE SG | eso alt kee ass rede Mes | MOVING Larae Fang a wien, 89.60 per | “Ali work feseunailo, "Bor Reg PD. | sruie"= rte Seaeae pergoneiliy and eaee | “Obonthiy in Sour Seal f tl H j sj le Sy uA | t . hu rry 1o | eaeeee (nee Ambruster). dear brother of Arthur, STAMGSD ‘St LL, l T AIRE—I ost: lady's: /PAc KING shi t rd. /_M AN—Sit. : : wife. aauahter (14): abi! itv above the average. we can ay little effort on vour Part . . . vu 1@ Fromick equad to Leoba and Margarite, our dear nephew slightly less than two karats: platinum 5740 @. ipping. storage, Jpovior. ort | Ry pchauffeur. yardman: girl Ht Fed ote weesiy: replies held confidential tend i i : — ) | rchan Cc . ; : ro as, idiebiediicaglh elp for buard. Box K-197. Post-Dis. (89 : era erc (aa) —-~§ a at pe shinee : Sa J ol et Co. en oie fio) a house in the 2100 block of Wal- SLICED CAT FISH lb 25 arqncchiss . J Mae = jue amet «ya with small a a ere and - Bldg. — : ; Ai ’ ° “unera ri Fe at 2 Pe m., sapphires: initials insid y. B. te L.. B. r » ni Re . MAN—Sit. ol j hani elp- Ss Cc nut street, sent the squad speeding from residence. 2006 Gravois avenue. to! May 17. 1924: iiberal reward: neo ques- Frank C. Baker Storage Co. er. Larpene oe 98. eee Bo-| METAL 2 PATTERN MILERS—American | Box T-27S8. Post patch opelowita Brea. B20 De 024 Washi: west in Market’ street in their WHITE PERCH lb 124 Old St, Marcus’ Ceémetery. (c) tions _asked. ‘Romont 2777 (c6) Two modern, fireproof warehouses: low-/| mont 1110. e: Steel Foundry, 2039 East Broadwa ial aaah ss bese: mM “fiver” yesterday evening, just at a ’ . SLATE— Entered into rest on Wednesday, | DOG—Strayed from 549 N Paylor. Kirk- eS searanas rates; money advanced onj MAN AND Wiel. ; colored; house-| East St. Louis, Ill. (6) STATE REPRESEN € a OME Exeer enced | t reward. | foccs in storage if desired. work; will *y,08 on place with right MOLDERS—Machine and bench. Gress Established Chicago m a and fabric hate: “Kohd poagrtunit r * : fe . Feb. 4. 1925. at 12:10 p._m., Neblie wood, a large black and tan; g 3 time when the fierce competition ; ‘ 14 Slate. ‘beloved sister of ‘Mrs. Val. Blegel. Kirkwood 828. (c#) 2918 F se 2810 LAWTON BL. _ party. ae Foundry Co., 5380 Kingshighway N -| wide-awake a Tessive eal 2 right parties. of taxicab drivers had obstructed ene aan Saar sonore in-law and aunt in her) poG-——Lost, black and tan airedale; an | __Bomont _ ‘ __ Bomoni_ 2727. (c8) MAN—Sit.: any kind: ‘Rood penman: some; es ic To of Missouri. have a fast. | Washington. &th floor. y-eig swers to name of Pal; reward. ; ea office experience; any kind of work ae OPFERATOR— Experienced on ct Sta iliey | ware specialty” 1 that Sells hres 7 PERA TOR—Experienced on porch a ) ! ' rca > ene the street. It was several minutes FRESH SMELTS lb 25 Funera| Friday, Feb. 6, at 3:30 p.m. Cabany 747°W 7 | “ | ; Heitsch chapel, 5 Peo eee - ;, cepted. Box K-86, Post- Dispatch. (9 chine to work on_hat box dealers and user, ' * wy Lefore the “flyer” could cet : from the George L. Fleitsch chapel. 906 DOG—Losi. white sealyham terrier: lack _ STOVE REPAIRS MAN-—Sit.; voung, aged 28: wants —— ther Goods _ Co... 918 5. , Sth. 1089) want must be- al able. to . : 9 be epoly at once. "National Hinough. "the sitcas tonoved.""|M FILET OF HADDOCK. 1b. 20MM | chactcsensc tetas cometary es) moceiton mas menu i goat | AG. BRAUER SUPPLY CO’ | Sitesi aid atiotinny "pret wt | comap ote ark 2 ar-5. noua ‘cary | Sohal st S100" os Raa Besa kaos : | , WW. | STALCUP—Entered a. ues- | 361 oF 2: % Portland pl.: reward, __{e) STOVE repairs. 316-18 N. Sa g) | experience; have car. Box K-116, P.-D- mornigg cleaning gffice and show ™ N. ences ; ive Ca pit aye >ERATORS—E d " lEmn E. Stalcun heloved wife of Pheade | DOG—Lost. white and brown. ‘half hound- | = -_repairs. 516-18 N. 3d st_(c3 (89) | dows. @Apply The Kardex Co., 404 resengative w e in St. Low 4 npetienas on FRESH FLOUNDERS lb 174 er eel pee pyre Baye ot ~ng Stalcup. _pointer: reward. Call Cabany 7950W. OFFICE age 29. thoroughly| 9th_ st. S vn apolicgns week of F wT eses Stead work: : ?’ v Funeral, Friday. Feb, 6, at 2:30 p. m.| 426 McPherson. ____—‘| WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETO. experienced in general office work. est!-| PRESSERS—Experienced — on! 443 8. Dearborn st... Chie te cage Pe er | Jumbo Fr [ ch29 from residence, 1310 Michael avenue, to|DOG—Lost, fox terrier: black bead and PAPPRHANGING and cleaning: work Box ke. 13S oo Bao th wera ee l y. HOUSE OF FINKEI.-|. 0g egs, ea Sageiand enerinl Presbyterian Chureh, black spot on back: left front paw lame; mysetf, 2829A N. 14th, Trier “320% a OFFICE ee eae it; experienced ; ladies hat frames; absolute- EIN, 808 Washi t on heed e ale 3 Ps reward. Colfax 4253M. 4434 Elmbank.(c6) PAPERING—Reasonable; wo self. ublHic accountant, puller. 7055 ly no lay-off guaranteed. Ap- MAKE 1925 A . then ngton, SKINNED BURBOTS 1b.124 _ . ES WE noon . 3:08 *m.. Mary DOG—Lost, Airedale, in the neighborhood Bezdek, Sidney , 4034, 1912 S. “loth, “(e4) Nashville av. (9) ~~ OPERA’ O S ; Sullivan (nee "Harrigan). “beloved wife of “56520 or Olive S202. r ao Cabany PAPERING _ done in February saves you|PAPER HANGER—Sit.; first-class. For- ply at once. EDWIN HAT) - NER YE > i I Charles I. Sullivan. darling mother of | —— =~: -- noney. Grand 5240. (O~) est 8481J. | e nl ee neighbor- PAPER HANGING—Cleaning; have eam- PLUMBER—Sit.; experienced: with Ili- FRAME CO., 61o N. 8th. (¢) We will open a $2J N00 * Ixperienced ; to work. on all ~ Catherine, Thomas E. and — a. DOG sat, "Date setter DUP. : 7 ~ + 261d one : ng; ive, es , ee, SSReS SUE. aS, Se, Sas. ees Sewers th ree — - nton st. Tyler 1949J. cense. Phone Webster _1154W. SHIPPING CLERK—Bxperienced in foun-| . \ t ole._ - (c62) | RAIL 10 a k: must be capable of assuming | V1810nN for duplexes thin. ‘ S Was ger and RS I cy mplete deks. Best worth ane Mrs. Gertrude Sullivan of Chi-| Dr. Carol F. coe SS Lt Sa RAILROAD AOCCOUNTANT—Sit. : ; + is DOG—Lost: fox terrier: white. black spot- PAPER HANGING—Piastering: do work years’ experience accounting, operating complete charge of shipping and receiv- ‘ agg ty! fee it boul as Fig y FA ted. male; license plate No. 1304: re- myself; bring samples. Forest 5768. and valuation departments: married. Box ing. Mueller Brass Foundry Co., Kings- We will need a few ‘ a ot ¥ . ey ahem to St ward. 1411 Grattan. Victor 4607R. (c$) | (c62) K-11, Post-Dispate Aa highwav and Evler. 5) be $ ? a _ . —__—_—-—— : 2g : 7 A MT) sine aaa: Rts ; S iwan gene Francis Xavier's Church. Interment in| pnoG—tLost. collie: black and white, w hite | PAPE R HANGING— ~Do work myself. Cor- baker): a — BAKER Es wer «| STENOGR AL 18 to L00 See us at once. Find» A nat. (e4) treat for Thom * Calvary Cemetery. (c) tipped tail. 4 white feet: reward. Hel- nish, 5866A North Market. Parkview | — es —— — chance for advancement. , +. ~ mueh you can really make } “ Ghhemete. 3% dex ‘THOMPSON—Entered into rest at *Osh-| man, 2338 Tower Grove. Grand 2808R.| _1593M. See Post-Dispatch 89) | the great future this busine PERATORS — We have an “ee be 7 ~ . rs ROOMS $6. SITUATION WOMEN, N, GIRLS STENOGRAPHER 150 for construction f ~ = SNOG R—S you. ; ‘opening for several experienc- : : ‘ is 7 eb, limit. DOZEN. . . kosh, Wis.. on Tuesday. - —— : = a Pro J papered. paper included. Kap Eva Lee I Nae raga ae (nee Kinkead). — DOG—tLost, Boston bull pup: dark brin- lan, 4106W -Kossuth. Colfax 4050. (cR) ADDRE SSER—Sit.; try me for D pen 5 home job out of town: will pay railroad fare \ wife of Hele Thompson, ear 4 sot er ped die, white under breast: around r dy} — — —_—— s work: excellent. Ga ba ny 365 | and expenses for first two weeks an job; t M h Yael one ees fimo yo sister of Walter and Shenandoah, between mt and Sy ROOMS Aen tage very reasonable’ cleaning. r ari SEP abany J607R aa ainte ; prefer man with seme clerical experienve avis d opera ors ust ave experi- Kinkead, at the age of 50 years. Wednesday; reward. Call Forest 6900 plastering; please send postal card. John Ot ——Sit. experience State- and must be capable of taking rapid dic- , Jin "0 t € 3) ca y > on wash dresses or similar PRCTAL TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS ; . : Funeral from the Alexander & Sos’ ‘ Botz. 400 Lan ment clerk, by Feb. 16: $18 weeki 6 Ale: “a : 0 mi. . 4 weekly. DOX 2117 Railwav_Exch., (ec hile Our son ogy (eal Lasts. in Full ‘hapel. 6175 Delmar boulevard, on Friday ~ o— K-76. P: 2) 4 ’ h. (4) tation. Apply _— ’ =. “Re ah ts" : saomnan Nefon. Or : . | ROOMS—Don't delay: papered $6 up _by jet Smepatc ONEMASONS—10. 5000 Union, five Morikellll Corner llth and w Ww Feb. 6, at 2 p. m. Interment ne : DOG- . $2 v. 00 re w ard for infor- expert paper hangers. A. Mizes, 1345 | DRESSMAKER—sit.: experienced colored: ht eee of Aubert. ” k. Our girls ork t elve | Loads Our Ht on PURNACE D E A T H +) taine Cemetery 4) Mo 79OW ’ , ‘ _w} : . , ” _ oo : ntclair, Cabany h72V (c92) children’s clothes a specialty. Lindel! : = : ot : ao te . inidicekindienedgal / :Rs—cC, M. Stam ia i in ots DREHMANN-THEBLS-—- Entered into rest TITTL— Entered into rest. Frank Tittl, mation I ading to the recoy WALL PAPER cleaned. $1: in ond 6670S. — —— ma ND Ite Mieeties, - (co) , , ths } the year and earn = fite, —_ __ bod salaries. ELLY & WAL- Chere tL LUMP $6. 00 " Wodepeday. Keb, 4. fee at _ p re age ON years, meeeee, age # Cath-| ery of my Boston bulldog -| Woodwork washing. Lindell #42 (O) i ‘Miay. Bomont 2013. or laundry, | TRUCK MECHA NIC—Exper ‘enced. poly nmMa reninann (nee onrum). dear wife } erine YY : belove ather o Mayine, ‘ . - WALI, PAP ERING Have —— = (ae rolls day. Bomont 26 ven $s er. | a ive red Drehmann. our dear mother. sister. | Anna, Mrs. Catherine Wohl, dear brother | black and white spotted. ( all | from last vear; will put on vour wall | GIRL—Sit.: neat colored. wants cooking Eagle | Motor Truck Corp.. 100 5 —* > ggressi & DRY GOODS CO. Sterl- |; ANCHOR COAL co. ister-in-law, aunt, cousin and grandmother,| of Mrs. Josephine Marik. our dear grand-| ,,. si 4 t4h fh tteecad | very reasonably Vogel Decorating Co.., “one housework ; no laundry. Del. 1223. Ww: AITE R-—At once Ryan's Cafe. 0 . n her fifty-fourth vear a father and uncle. | \ 1etor 408 or 3412 ( alitor nla.| Forest 37363. (c4) | GIRL ges ~ ig OE N. 3d. fe} ° Grand 2550, Grand 7160 | Fuyeral Saturday, Feb.’ 7. at 2 p. m.. Fuheral Friday, Feb. 6. at 9 a. m., | (eT) _— —Sit.: eework. ner , 1743 1 YOUNG MAN—With some machine shop | nergetic, ve t 8409 from Provost-Drehmann chapel, 3710 N.| from Moydell parlors, Mississi} si and Allen + - a - is genera: ———— zomont + (32 experience. Cottonwood Fiber Co., 110) as f 8., Texas av. FOX TERRIER—Lost; black and tan GIRL—Sit.: colored: housework or laun- Victor. (c) Wience to SS. Peter and Paul's memmnee ~~” 6 . ; : -On V ay. Feb. 4, 1925. left leg. . Simbank. olfé 4°255M, | OMS an cawsitays Nereoney of | “Ot Me_AA Fmbank. “coltes 22235 / IPRO FESSIONAL] | tier cae cceanizatign tue Nage, acuge Mrs ic raER_nEPATRE a N. ow GIRI Sit.: “neat colored. to do house training and experience. ‘Box A-57, P.-D. | shoe Co. 5 Say _ m= our dear mother. Funeral from J. J. Quinn's funeral oar ‘ ’ Remains at VPeetz funeral home. 3025 i ro. St Grand boulevard. en Fri- Saturday, Jan, $1, perwe 1 ne Railw "y er: stock girl. Bomont 23% rapid chance for promotion. bei al ” Exchange Bulldi ee. See — ae ATTORNEYS AT LAW COLORED GIRL—Sit.; neat: help with Sales Co., 224 Frisco Bide. -EDER-—Job; eiperlonsed SMITH—Lawger. Ton (rsh Discount of F vty ) 3g Factory 2d Floor, 16th and wand boulevard to St. Liborius’ Church. | avenues. to SS. Peter aad l’atls Cemetery. | , hez k > ’ back; la in front —_ oe Aen " - : —- | 2 Kis —Candy ex r ud. blac pot on ba me in on dry ; best references. Lindell 2374W. YOUNG M AN—Immediately by national P a ACK perience, Mavrakes: | HGDORK. On Wednesday. Feb. 4 1925 - ; a — _—— ee > ; Se ; A gin ““* | 3904 Magazine street. dear husband of (| ¢ oon caer Ps ' shell: SS ar d $1 bills; mark " “ROY O30 | = | Henrjetta C. Exdort of 40034 Si. Louis | josephine V. Toohey tmee Stromberg) and : reward. Gurley. 1814 W: 4 hing on oa _ er Lindell 7692. 3 39 | YOUNG MAN—2®. neat appearing. to trav- | ESSERS vay) iadieg : avenue, beloved wife of Chris Egdorf, and | 4.. dear stepfather, brother and uncle. | a ry ree , a gee ree ee noe a Sn re eres | el with manager, to learn salesmanshin: ine te P Sng | yi s-- no Ba " ‘ s > ™ ° oo } | " 5 Clean UOOTLA G r i mai 25. shwas | can earn $35 per week while learning: . re 4344 Gravois.” lafayette avenue, until Thursday, Feb. 5, i day & i * p. m.. to Valhalla Ceme- | alleys Main 1000. “tation ( aueaie | f~ ite: : JOHN B suite 3, 108% housework or nursery. belmar 4760.) YOUNG MAN—Ex-magazine or at | AMSTRIics At BARBS OLIVE OIL once, Apply at 7 pa m Funeral services and inter- ic) - an | tery, . Walters (4) iment at Sedalia. Mo {c) ; — ————~ - . VY. St 4206 Finney S } ¥ a ee , aoe ‘ Qo : ee eee ee ne N. Sth. ~ ae aig man to become manager. Apply after | iF hi he t ¢ PEC ony ig piers, into Poet on Tues- ~— cance eee Wr, eeoeey. Fi oe : “ee eis ey a ~~ * or ot = 801 Re weodner = | HOUSEK EEPER—Middle-aged § woman.| 3:30 p. otk Mr. a we bauer: Be- | or lg es day eb. + O20. at 5D Dp. m. he ou" | a co gee ete? = —s A Sar with G-vear-old irl, in schoo}. Mrs. | ‘arthy, 2807 Locust, rear o uilding : ‘Joseph L. Feckter. 3949 North Euc ii, | Charles and Enima Toussaint. Mrs. Lillie; KEYS —Last. bunch. on F' lorissant, he BEAUTY PARLORS Alvis, 44514 as | (omy | t Lo “ hays 4 Taner ohn | avenue. dear son of John Hi and ee — ae ame Hx Carrie McBride " in his 4807 Das poe Le Soto. Coifax "OOF it AND HAIR DRESSING LlOUSHWw'e »*RK—Sit" : “and ta undry oe first ee Carpe S an "] 4 : 408 Locust, Peters | Antoiia kKeckter (nee Siemer}, and OoOrLy -©€ iki 1 “a adhe é » eo ‘ nce “ BB «a . le + : - - 7 ; 5240 Del- | vy FEBRUARY) SPECIAL —PERMANEN1 ee he ee, Ce ee AGENTS WANTED—-MEN | Box \-52. Pos : mar boulevard, Saturday. Feb. 7. at | = > to nest aah earen tte 0: ” al M ill take Dla e from Mulle n Sip. m. Interment in Bellefor rtaine Ceme- 28. int lals I M on cast reward >i rT 3. D. $1 eh we IR > HEAD | ¢ A eeer ne + om ored: ‘desires | n iaid work in . ' Yl Delmar boulevard. on Friday, : S. Grand. Grand 2 (cH) AEE. 4 . T AL BOT'S, 21 PAY hote] Delmar 43°25. (4) big protits. Ho-Ro-Co.. 1354 Franklin. 2 ‘ 1 i ut a. m.. to Holy Rosary Church ease: | was a member of Anchor I odee , MONEY Lost. between 300 Shenandoah DELMA R SOLA rte : St. Louis. (c 6. “al SS : . NO RA PH ih—P rivets Borrow it from the interment in Calvary! Cémetery. (ec) | No. +: art and A. M.; Oriental Chap-| and “900 Madson: fi ill receive - | LAUNI ae ye age ‘colored: helt a ; 7 — 3 ' ptrolier, . . Pn tate _— es ey No. _A M.: Ascalon Comman-| reward, Return to Miss Miller at 2310 Sea. Se ay. DY as : Industrial Loan Company Tie tae — — p “ or. tae .. a Kine oe Accepted Shenandoah. Victor ot} tc) | DANCING week Bomont 2934W. = —a 9 PARTNERS WANTED HELP wTto.— | Senate Galt: daacty ts : ~~ . ence. , Bomeont 1904 hh | _D-% 2-256, _Post- Dispatch (co) : Post - Dispatch, Diuska ave , i... OS arveyv J. ane usse . Vance, 7) Cc ‘ : c pre -~ ~ Tig seir tualist mass meeting & S350 a. mn.. St. Francis de Saie's Church. ¥ ‘uneral from residence of her son. H. G.| POINTER DOG—Lost: ive ind white:! LATEST dance ng ~ taught: orivate: daily | MATRON—Sit.: in nurs’s’ no: ne, jinen a pee e, ayaboly Bt 3 nd Feb. 6, Recita) all. iat ae | thence to SS. ‘ter and Paul's Cemetery.) Vance, 15344 Goodfellow avenue. on Friday. | not a valuable hunting dog but child's evenings. Lin. 4745 Adams, 39635 Pine TOU OF hospital; can furnish ceferences. SALESMEN WANTED Ss. Broadway. - Biron, Grand and Finney hy Oliver Wrough CO] aed Wis a member of the ot. Francis it ” mp. m. to V alhalla (‘emeter,. ig) | rewaid for information Caban) (eR) Box K-336 l’oat- Di ispatch, a wnecaiiaai : DRL G ~~ SALESMEN N—to cali on . retaL COOKk— White: o ton, Kansas City; Dr. Schmitt. Springfieid. | * _Sale's aneag yh mrpegees acct her, oe | WISEMAN—Entered into rest on Tues- | 18: 23M. é (co) » LEARN dance: lessons at any hour: | STENOGRAPHER — Sit.; experienced : trade of Missouri for large New York cieaning: stnall camily:) & Also jocal med 2 re sente d prog am al ot a, hy eee 4 ” a = 5 | day. Feb. 3. 19°25 = Mo Wiseman POLIC'E DOG—L ost. “Drow n reward. Cab- ‘lass . nichtiv ° resulis grvaranteed: 50 competent: good references. Benton O26J wiolesaie phartnaceuticals. drug? ana sun- referene es required. _ Welcome, Dr, perting Siste «ec res tyV, tO) | 5 f . belay ed daugitei ‘Jes and Marcta any whtTJ. : eo) Tr? instructors: prices reasonable: cir- . ; - — — jitter ~) dries. Address, giving full detalis and -Kirkwood 450]. _-— —_——_— GALS KMntered into rest at 5:45 p m | ‘Wiseman. siste: Nort - and Mary POLICE DOG— Lost. female: sick ‘al; : ts on request. Arcade _School, 35°3 STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY—Sit.: ex- expericne e. Box 233. 220 W. 4 a 9 New COOK — Experienced CEMETERIES tet weday keb. J. 1925, Joseniine Agnes | Wiseman, age 13 vears 3 months 25 days Renton @e8°5J or 1l14W c Olive st. Phone Lindel) 6125 or 4358 ‘c8) beriences and competent; 21 years oid: _York City. — and general house , of 7536) Murdoric avenio, Webster Funeral Friday. Feb. 6. at 3 np. m. from pivuaita-t ost chain and rosary: near U LEARN to dance in 4 private lessons, $6;| With university education; have held re- REAL ESTATE SALESMEN ‘es: ¢ between 3 7 : : 38 sae ' classes T sponsible positions: salary $100 a ‘Tae Big money next four months in selling - i iS Leahy: reware PRIVATE DANCING——4415 Washington | ork or usher in theater. Delmar 1188R | after Oo p om, Call Cabanmy 7237). (et) Dil snaitkon | ae ¢ « : a: . = . ee ge bl.: gwunranteed in 6 lessons. Mrs. Mil- WOMAN—Sit.: meat colored. to work ha'f! TIRE SALESM A N—Must ~ be experienced: | Mic—_ voy ? rT’ aie OF | da “ply ; ; rT a. Si , sass] celia and Rita Zeigier. if returned no ues. iol “a - el Thies: 4 oo * ‘ : SPEER TUAL Cane Charen then “ \ Me / on By aaa 's Muneral from family ‘residence, 1998 | 4840. 1714 N. Spr'ne | we elmar 3275 _fc62) day by week; no Sunday. Lindell} ive full ingormation, references, re-| ing in demonstrating @ > : | Cemetery. +» | Arsenal street, on Saturday, Keb. 7. at | WaT cHAIN—-Iwos’: near Lindenwood: STRICTLY orivate lessons: results gusr- 2067M. ; hoa quired, phone number. Box K-217, P.-l) |in closing your sales: Telephone: Olive 8331 4 RAHAM a nt 1 int 7 — sg i mia’ Pet a Pr ao tl reward. Colfax 543° ic4) SEsgeS.. th sR, — Adams or ines. canes COIMRED WOMAN—Sit.; to do cleaning | __....._{9) |}a week. See sales f . ‘ re ‘emt ay os e t ry Ss ate ot © ore . . : . . rr “4 _N— Bie he ite anal - > at \ shadowing investigating, locates missing wishes clerical position - good penman; | tory representative company: excelier | srt RIeby Clothes Co., , 4 dist a é > » mm. to Friedens Cemeters Park Cemetery. Call Forest j517J. (c4. | Ww RIST WATCH 1 nop ae a peonle. 819 Title Guaranty Bidg. Olive] al! around cerical experience. Box T-/| lines. Box J-199, Pos'- Dispatch, (100: s ly for work. Schneider PUNERAL HOMIE: ; GhtUReaR — Enter ee | : | yt So lee mF oe weed ee 8762 (c8) *. Post-Dispatch. (6) | SALDSMAN—Time-saving necessity: of: GIRLS—-Colored, 16 to | r N- _ Largest im eity moO”) 6hLLafavette ay ri + pe ’ , Ms - stile red Into rest on Tues —— — —_, fayette: rewa! ‘d 1510 Lafavette (5) ne ae ee fices, stores: experience no’ essent. needle. gate “Ol Biddie, i oye ‘3 assit in ; ; ; fod proposition. Box T-3265. Proai- it: GIRL—School girl... te 1, A room and . "acliveen ckages - Stat ply Transportation Desk. Hote ~ fe) as I; le o, er. 4 : : “y : GERAGHTY > oe tee . | | | WATCH—Losi. platinum. with INSTRUCTION SALESUENT—Te sel] 6 SS _ evenings, Parkview ee deut kK ling 1}j _ ; so - bs | | oe ; aim to eliminate fraudulent and 38 AUTO TIRES. HOT TAMALE T- Pine —_——_— ~eee (cS) ee : rat — ag mee 4 3 y % ? BALLING — Entered - Thurs yg Saw egy ae ae. Tees misleading advertising. This news- |} | PIT—Twelfth District. | ROUBAY scnooi_of Beauty Culture—$150, Grocery, 313 Piasa st... Alton, .1)._ +6) | SAUESMAN——Experienced = outside retail | Folsom. ~~ > - ALI ; Mtered into rest on and mother-in-law, ; item of OO a a paper will appreciate having its course for $65. We teach you to be- BLANK CUTTERS—3, expedienced; good ene: aod opgortualty. — Box TT 260. GIRL Experienced os 8 RI come @ competent operator in 8 weeks. wages, piecework. Apply National - Post-Dispaich (c6) ere? ee yO ¥ G GI For. clerical day, Feb, 5, 1995. at 7:30 a, m., Geral of 20 years. attention called to any advertise- 114 N. 7th st. Olive 7897. (6) pat ag and Stamping Co., Steel | ——-— ee ———— ——-.- | ing Co., Jefferson au rc “yy - my } nd Stenographie position. , : Muneral rid; ‘ ee dine Kalling (nee Powers), dearly beloved, ted 2, a¢ 3 BP. m. ment which does nut conform to —_ Ags — in Ralling. beloved mother | {rom = the ; 2707 N. Grand gs - | ‘IENT . bea Ca = al ; be Whi a ape gh Bh. tty daughter boulevard. to St. Matt! vew's Ceme tery. (cd) | the highest standard of honesty | BUSINESS CARDS SCIENTIFIC auty culture taught ad . 4 a. — nh. 20th aS S ste.. seme = 040. : ) | Boy —For general work in candy and ice SALES MEN—O atholic: 3 live men in nur vey Candy Shop, City a on, avenue b dpa ee: hae 4 _ Se FE : @) ‘Trade Schools cream parlor, The Oaks, 2733 Cherokee circulation department; our monthly sai- and Tocus}. —y te Mites cad our dear sister, sis | 80—De Tuceday, Keb. 3 N25. at (CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH’ Ls’G | WEN—We teach scientific barbering: also | BOY—About 16 years. old. to run errands ory Sager to them all: big opportuni: GIRL-—To oqorsce: pa ) ; ‘ ‘ ; aie -_ . aaen | 1-30 p hs ladies’ shingle bobbin , and work in store, 716 N. llth Ps (cd) ies to wi ling vorkers., 301 Wainwright wholesale ouse ; umet ter-in-law aml aum,. in her fiftieth year l D. . Jacob Hof of 33344 Ore. CHICAGO CARPET CLEANING CO—Beat e lad obbing and apecial mar - Ride. R2O to LO A to 6 ‘4 | ‘Central 3500 ask : Remains will.lie in state at Veetz funera} | Son avenue, bel . a isband of Barbara | |‘ work. _L Lindell 2020. 38°29 Finney. (es) | cel course: day or evening. Moler e¢rad- | BUSHEL. MAN—Experienced men at once. ; ——_—— : - ; | none- ven —- home, S025 lLafayeiie avenuc, until Sun: | Hof tnee Becke | i brother of Anna ! FRATERNAL NOTICES | : uates always busy: big pay. Inquire Mo-| Wolff's, Broadway and Washington. (c) |SALESMAN—-To acl] the Koval electric | _%0"- day. Web. 8. at 7 a. m Interment at Ste.}| Plachmeie: b in-law of ‘eu | ler Barber Co! lege. 810 N. 6th. (cS) | CARPENTER JOBBE R—Handy with cleaner through Scruggs-Vandervoort: _GIRL—Experienced ; whites Genevieve same day : ae nzel. and Or uoar uncle, at the age of | ‘CARPENTERS & SUILDERS L T piaster and brick work: state age. ex- trie © SOS Pt ed CB mths Klec- | 13-500 ot eae work ; “2 14 Vear- . 2 | h eriens . rue ‘. ric oO 11) St. riday at — — wt a , Funeral on Friday. Feb 6. at 2 vp. m Masonic Meriings pay ing ACTOR and — build fs a 1OWS. | earn € egrap y | Poet. entaee expected. Box T-00d. | a (e M | ply Bevo “Nth, t” cravat ; 8 yA in a. » | from Weick Bros.’ funeral home ®°0j ——__—__—__—_— lats and een: roofs reshingied Visit our school, talk with students. | > SAL ESMAN— -E ising: Charies§ Brightfield husband louth Grand bo ape --01 | — ——e 0 CH AU FF EUR—House and yard work, Box | ws nergetic advertising: for So irand boulevard, to Park Lawn !LODGE OF INSTRUCTION—Tonieht 72 all Benton 2382 —{cY) | kuarantee position at $140 to start I high-class pub'ication: commission basis ; es sas , SAE by |}completine day or evening course or —f-379, Post-Dispatch . spied leads furnished. Address Box 7 4 New | : Kaan — Colored ' in light, warm fae | SALESMEN—Have openings for 2 men. ply 1520 Gay st. with or without selling experience. who ——— a are »willing to work hard and fol ow in. my polos N eed Se tem on Brightfield inee Hales). dear father (Ymeteryv Deceased wa ; . = _ dat ” 4 ce ‘ 48 a member of Mu. . GARAGES built. up: 1e ear, Hazel Brown and Roy Brightfield tual Ald Waiter Street Service (cd) RORERT fisheR. e * einer, sp A stucco, and repairing. Grand 3266 (c53) | tion vefunded; convenient terms. r COLLEGE MEN York Commercial, 3S Park Row, New (ed) | our dear brother, brothéer-in-iaw. father-in , GARAGES BUILT—Gab'le roofs, drop sid "Twentieth Century Telegraph Co., 211 | months work: must not be in a_ schoo! | law. grandfather and uncle JOHNSON —-Entered into rest on Wedne mESSOU hing . ity ’ . : “ : 4 ; Ss ODGE., NO 1] —37 ath) Lindell ‘ - } . , oe i be mrernald on Prades boty at at 1:30 wn. } dav Keb. 4 ht he >. Charlies W Johnson Aad Anae ing. sliding doors, concrete floors. { on | 2 then = . ~ « “ye | » > " ous he . . . . : ‘ At ec T *« r ‘ . a > 7th st. { ; now and pre ler one de-iring to co! mp.ete b.. from Ziegenhein chapel, T6253 Cherokee | beloved husband of Agnes Lippipecott John A. er ond aoe. ation 7:30 vp. m.: _t Factor. ___ 46: zu) }_New i berry ¥ orest 7594 ————= —r— — = com | education. Apply Mr. Erickson before # ticet, to New St. Maret ue i ‘omete’ i. t¢ 1) ' sant. dea father of tlerrick . | Oxstcé P H i WR AY. w M } a. m. or after 3 D. m.. 107.3 N. Grand. ' ” t ay ite io, | Structions. We will finance the men | | i9 to 1 and. @ to 10 dally. Grand 558° t ndergraduate college students for three |. York City, gis ing references. ' Cornelia | cENe Linte red mY reat, Wednesday L.. Jolmeson It l, 1A N a ) arles _— (o5 5 ¥ i , rd te! whe 4 “ Dr = et Haninger. | neioved son of the late Henry and Char: SEALE . aes eee ._ .— : = ply by Ietier, ceive age, @ rinster .(c) | (eR) | HOUSEGIRL—Por ey ‘oe te ere |@ , , . ruis a’ ? > ts v 7 4 . ooeate 4a eetiinian a * a to twivars 5 ere cery . [ Nes ed WAS A) pe beds feb. GC. at 2 po m toa ST "adoe* Sin “e the . aor eaulpment” in the isfied or don't pay: cash or terms lt TTeER—oOne who hase bar! . xperience in|! SALESMANAGER - — ¥ ~ Teally ae erm il et ae at ee mae member of German Camp No, 75, W. ©.) Cometers : , a) Sow Snoe Mar Williar 4640 Garfield. Fores cutting shirts or overalls or other stm-|. Salesmanager to open and assume full, ™*™!: oar Peramad, w, fos (cd) nn : a yo anene. form. of contract oe. jarfiel — : ilar cotton goods.~ Anr@lica Jacket Co..| Centro! of St. Louis office. for a +l | Mlew 18703 CLARK—tntered into rest at Rarnes KRAUSS —kutered into rest on Thursday, | at “the aflce "or tea oe. Ae ae WRIGHT DOSS IT RIGHT. | 1419 Olive st. (cy| Old-line life insurance company; must be | HOU SEK EE. PE R—-For y Hospital, St. og om aduy >. | ty owe. } TE a ne 3 e vied ” " 4 om Kratna | “ity Mall . nk cB) Quick service: rensonable prices. on otd | MEN, BOYS DENTIST—Cc ontrac tor and | operator, f “reg- ea = pan ne ae -— es and con- 105A Nh 15th, Cal awtary "Vi , ew? Sense and of Mary Brennen Meyer. dear father m.. for the purpuse of ele ting a ‘oard of THN Thomas, . _ Tyler 3: i OW. (c8) end Ww holesa le experience: age 336 y ears: e: | aero ! : = LEAL LB? Gite ee gone” crit): Seer | Cand ae Man ia, Malle cal Mateus | @rectere and of tcadeectinn oc ne ;' = also notary public. Box K-91, P..D (6%) DRIV Ie For, re route: give refer- a Te ‘Srade. who can. sell HOUSEWO : Me 4 ences, experience, phone, ete, I>. e consumer: we make high- wenera! a! hovsew Ar@are!: ‘Crowley aud the late Stepp... | Mever, mee. J. WV Mactio and Mra. It | Ousin@se ae may operiy - } wy , - 1 er 848 - 0 A ra, ten Dp’ riy be brought be FURNACES. HEATING. ETC. BOK KE EPRR-—Sit.: want small ae to | hy | Post- Dispatch, & fe ite a 40) ts to Mea 2 ary tor —_ eee od tk lh “A Gear ne" a in-law. brash. | P. Reels es fore such meeting. | take care of: aysiems installed. vet er tn-aw. grandfather an unc} : unerna rer far! . . ": re ‘ . nh i. ms wile os - 3 —o . , ° Funeral on Saturdas ‘oh at &:30 |) Harrilton avenues. a Lace ~ gee x SETTON,.. aocretary ~~ HEATING a. mabe. but he , food cern ped Box_K: 341, Lost: Disnate *h. | DRAIN ne a ~ Ea sh iT. LADIF 7 ne ile. a. m.,. from residence, 2518 Grover «tre, | 8:30 a. m., to StL Rose's: Chorch. _ .. | STOCK HOLDERS’ MEETING— The annua! So ee | Pore yants drug store work. | have at naek © waa ° mt Boer, city. Middle West: we maintain high-claes Lng! Francie Navier Church, Interment | ment 88. Peter and Paut’s Cemeteoy ) — of the stockholders of the Libby | * : SS - fc) a Call Bomofit 2344J } in @. Leute: ¢ ¥ tn hee tar wo ne = a) eo oeees Resistance pes- n Caivary Cemetery tod 2 | Williams Paper Co. 421 | TCHER—Sit.: first-c lass | cen > : n. aa ro* here h NAC I. by iD r : T . N. 24 et.. St. ss “meatcutter: | ab, 3320 3 Entered into rest on Thuredas ; awe ed into or st rhureday, souls, Ao., [3x “Se election of 5 directors GAs PIPE CLEANERS | speaks German and English, Lindel} | = 520 Pine. (c4) oe SRL at.. HH. A. Funk, Dietrict r m view K. DPifani. dear wife of "T0008 Hartford tre - residence to serve during the ensutne .car. and ‘or GAs rT 0m | Soli w S620 Delmar. EL. et “TRIC ye tye clags® man: one who aoe. (cA) James ii Difant. mother on / >. | ile beloved bast ned the transaction of such other business ae AS comiances dees an pines ¢ sgned. CARPENT PR—sSit. emplov ment wanted | has worked in St. Louis at least % .ears | SALIASMEN—Get the habit of Rowieon, Nente Rush, Sadie hi ; zie, dear broth of Mrx any laden witt ne held» come before the meeting, On Eraics. Victor 4275W. | by journeyman; expert finicher: vounge| 824 can give references from 3 or more money: sel Ford cars and mer and Wilbur “‘vers) and & lee 35 N- Sateen Work — tars wilt e held at the office of the company. | ~ -——-- ‘(eS | man: nonunion, Box K-89. Post-Dis, (@) contractors, steady work and good wages | commission. We want and = stepnvwoite of Mrs ‘ : ' Civ. N. J ae ae 421 N =. Td at.. St. Louis. Mo.. on Thursday. | ¢% AS PIPES cleaned. $': “stoves connected, ie HAUFFEUR—Silt: exp te men p cr team- | to right party. Call 4212 Olive -Friday Widely acquainted: ~ aera g a fe } | Muneral Saturds Pea @¢ at :< } ee Sate day of February, 1925, at.9 tied “re Thomag i = 4. Seeley, sier, leumiry or dairy preferred sit | after 9 a. dal wc}, See and who can fully reafize ¢ anore rom A ot ' | a poet prom Wim , Pasch 2 4 me’ . , r ' Kasniter : Onin in le il 76u6 South Rroswcdwo's ; ‘ SK ct Kno BANE REE x ?: bilities of ry conmneetion of thie ki wit! and d rk work. re. 1 — boulevard, on Friday, Feb N, Grand bodicvard. to «ee i ictethenlimence~ Attest WALL, + ann gird ARGO. ‘Secretar ia a4 double ag water heater pyt up! | CH LUPE N—Sit.: white. married ‘s ae ci Hicenerd: apoly Liberty Hoe. ~ live Ford dealer. Come in Banos, He é west gn block . . ecretery. with vent Pipe ‘. Cali Victor 4275 °; nine: cade ; . one : show vou why you should’ start sellin Cleaning and — io) St. Louis, Mo.. Jan. } ” “ vioy -3; drive any make car er truck, 171 ENGINEER—Licensed. & ) . 7 (C62) 8S. Sih st, Sidmey 3221 ‘4 Unening S018 ree re and Mord products now. Riefilue Automoviie MAID——Lfet: whites” ng. 2515 N. Grand. ©) Co., 2341 8. Jefferson. 8. Kingshighway. | ;, ' —

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“egy Be i. eo ERURADAT, - “ - i925, a aa Atay 6.1: | 2 __"~_ BF 90,637 FO ae OR ' SALE “Wants? ' last i 3, ets r—58,071 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis | newspapers CO MB | INED. a WANT! 5 a. I ~ ee. LS, MEN WANTED = HOGUSEH’LD Goops FE LE co — — A ———- — D> a SALESMEN $i° —y With’ fet aa £ as heme tor We cars ca 5 ire for a: mee re cars “ 5 b cit h i “home with | SALESLADY — Th : salileaia ALESLA nent position ath is a perma- | GAs RA? one of St. |; Gan. hee a Quick M = anito eal. 829 AL = dpa era wa w $2.50 Jv ‘ L, Ie S ace 2 pee AUT oO M at i} Steaming, etc. can SD Full : _ sprees -anawaee Corp. part time. : ESMAN- all w -— : arr | tablished = oe Southeast — | . bo ity. 2H to 40 ony man OF prow we et —y "oad general =—{°) Louis ’ la COTHTNASS On rrespo nde to - 4 1. “1 49- Westmoreland. for a rgest furniture weekly im ane bonus with gus “ — (ec lady expe stores 0 | HOUSE HO sonal sales trai ace ount: ith | xua ae rienced. German «irl. ™ ) selling work: P rienced in out pen revm a, GOOD Be mocition: territory farniamed path, Bate 7 Bats, $00; eforer "tnd Thousemnr: [Recount agai piaranteed drawing 34274 ryiiee “lamps, vacuum. oe Weichel.. ana: eal > be a $5000 Park Forest 2555. ed. 4530 |} pense a ust commissi awing USEHOLD Gt __mo ater jump ous ivector, 36 write "AND ASSOR ~- (c) ecount ] on, or iffprobe }0ODS—Pri (89) re. $5.25 » One ton pauls, So. . 3630 Olive’ oo de th odry. Apoly PETIER— Experienced | Call to see M plus bonus on eX-| Die. dave tales Bt princess | Grseser. COT eee BT 5. ¢ a ; wt tea? | Bt., Thursday 5 egg 1109 eae WBRARY TaBo set. "Lindell 17 P oak sel ne Si feria ao Co . Th ct y . 1 : Ge ‘ dD. Div : We have SAu sESMAN q OK ly. MARRS aul dinivers. | before 1 or Shs hnpged oF Saturday | : yt dlfterent ation ery Se hoe- A L— 100 per c end Bement Bi = - Bd Sale man to lear ning for a a shighwa nery €o.. re at H or eve Fur fery cheap and sizes: ahog- 4.25; ent lump __ (e889) ition thro Tk * ceases: pret the heal efeee ee . INE — c89) | otel B nings be- niture Co.. cash or ti gee as nut, $3.75, = T™ ughout ; assenger, be: Sed ex; prefer a estate apes : a TORS—Y) : LOOK— eers. ‘LIV ING 0.. 1034 N. V me. Kein COALA Bridg fine lowest st /AUBU ans F own car: good married m Investr 5 - steady w fust — ex- 3 bright. | c “ROOM 8ST andeventer. 1 Stardard ° “5170 2 6ul priced BURN—¢- or Sale pevencement. Seer ont oppo ne, ativan Bolianle seas eh F ee pay. AP- | vanain per week: no house-to-n (¢) |lBencoLaToR fa. aia pote yee 390m “SE 1, 84,75: special tur (c8) BU ovenings. eae: comlitien. Seep. = | ; WT Syndicate ae cj —— 00; nut, $4. furnace P This ICK COUPE. ca aes » De. meee & gi a ag . Ld . em -- Ben _| WOMEN n n Mr "aAn- col ron't b red, hand utel 4-passen 33 | verfo ac ace Clad oe en ) : er a s. W Olato urn of les y like ger a CH Oliv rm wi ) on sree : ILLINERY TRIMMERS oe) | ako: between’ Srp itio 73 | soe gt ag ‘ta. 5h old per | CA; GOLD ats hope and carries ie trem as ahso- 1ANDLER—- -oasee 39 1c) automobile, to et ou * a et STRAW TORS. s. . waouny wet p 3748 " en nd , ay educat- —— a TT . & Merc. of CASH seld tor AND SILVER gain & Rolls-Royce biue:; vend 10 end in in enn 3033 ove chen Bh, ¢ tour Q°18 like new: ourine: — | den ; ; ' & pal e 1 —_ 9 > era ‘large furniture s on leads position in daylight f promotion te. meibteary. evel? Bae Cok. baryons. ta able ane 63) | ove. gold. siver, platinum, SOUTH SIDE BUICK ue; a6 @ fens HEVROLBT—Seda vent ~ Pets aS Setterson ms. Bi = hy e st it. es qual to 2000 can pton. rge lse tin E BU bar- ic6 ; ope is u ‘jeount and bo ore; drawin a TE BER por. i 4 bag ae ieaste tethetons a ona RUGS—Ch Grand 1945R. 4 8 teeth. Miller, bro- 5 ‘ AUTOMOBILE CH n, $225: terme. 1923: $425: 1 8} gains, oa “Touring. 198 . plus nus OF expens m Ww pe utes RY, 00. a: en ake” eee cae and handied ae Cheap, R. E. Stark | cn _____ 2646 Lafayette. (c} 1929 Shoah 2805 i useell. “oh y WM: te 19239, ae per- Studebak jatar commission on aver ‘oun Paar NILLINERS floor.(c44) railroad fare: arierine = former TT SULKY Reed we tarkey Hillinery pra: JEWELRY WA {c+ _¢ ; —aievetie._() oHEVROU ee ~~ Al condition: ae caeyn TT ; rms. 35 de Special Six; er Touring perma nent. a, Me? , a year to ition count and “ “un: ne retal, (c4 IAMOND — TC ray 3 + leet nted: eight . » 1 ~—~Touring : ; Pa rker 1] Call ‘ Educati tho w pDAVS $3000 Day 1: ry 1M w Christ ona an 8 bou bought up to & CHES EVBOLET Ww ; leaving ' lke yee de (c5) _vente! terms i, eet ; 09 On O see = need mak onal So i o gualify. per 21 Montclatr mas. Caba e: bar- y size, an up to $ ke n —Coupe; : a bargain monstrator’ oe : iy ib N % ke |) Fri ive Mr, o akers and —_ clety, 610 Ameri VACUU r. me y amoun 500 pe Pia fe gy demo (et) | CH 18 S. Jet : terms: «| CHEV) UFridavy or &S st., : nd trim- : Compton — aM CLEA} WATCH t. Miller, r carat; 8 SE eg EVROLET— Sedan: u efferson; ope Bug ROLET—T ’ . e a P: ¥ ‘ - —S ae > —_? ” a er 80 ~ Tm ca . — co patter 4. oF Seades , before } we Good salary and steady —SALERWOMEN tg Ba ia Hoover “a Vox K-53, Post. vate asa abe; CHEVROLET —Coupe: . + Four,| éown, perfect: dedan: ured jltdle o oe Se BE es eers. ore 9 1 EADY-TO me Electric money: cash. few T prices etch. | oa BOR 3933 ae LINT M $135} ul OLBT—t 2 “l 4 i Ww : aie “paid f CH 1 Romper nv De OTOR res; $7 ourin WA N_ Kneree of GOLLU BER Ml Permane = WEAR VACUUM | Co.. 1117 Olly y, dlamonds, Millee™ EVROLE — CH _selmar bi. CAR CO, 5: $25 porters yen te —Knergetic a 2 LLIN and nt positic . CLEANER: ei nds. Mill gold, b ing T—Cou | ‘EVROLET— Forest down. : Aneiors rproneniatse “co” pa da E1400 Washingtee. (2 CO. | Svar seleawome for experienced ready te sale tion of eed marry ae bi sae ene ig tT. ae jeav:| Bev 6000" miles’ bumse Cenaltion gaa ate eas. | WY ks wis port uls d ay ‘ lg Vag we E - . eam oe ready-to ick : , aR : n clate : + Dum on ng. 192 ene with fortune pty : tATORS—Ex jenced (¢) experience ar by letter. 9 show real o | voort-B “ $: ‘8: a eet —— 59) —Tourin —P $275 aad Zasto 0248; ormet § ~3; excellent a i. ha fully re. capite| tor right a , ppt pants, = on 7 parts o ing : aoationta what you tating: BT he arney Electric Sh hers: oan to | SAFES—New in. ing, can : 34 , ; | CHEVROUET z trade. 4464 $150" ter ' cro i = 9A ; 2 : tion e - er- y ‘ You - otors Co, Battle , "ER ATORS— Pa enced oD ses 4 yn tlwee A53) | OR na fs conti. WASHING WAGhING op. Basement. aS: new loca CHEV ROI, phair North "Market oy GHBVEOLE ee oye Ss WIELYS.KNI a ‘ —Sed rue ’ ‘ Sinomtbiy. in your” woe salary S504 na’ ‘a9 Weanipgion.__'c | confi! BiueBird and other Ther,” hae ie | peoot eaten, te 0. "Sd ‘canta: | Jonneon. Ti6s from. rs and 1024: pial, Paint, Rood 1923 model: | ae OLET—To - $606) Tour! oer e ‘ . . De ) : é 2 e ov ou w ;: ,t2 eM. 4 Be ne H, Fi R le att a. $25. Morton’ lect a ees and ot antes, veil doors, “deposit | tw CHEV Pye Kinguhiohwarr, Grinkam- terms opithin. py une. se" me inted trad EP ti Meeling av! avian fer a ee of work: if ‘omen foil Me 5 O 1} | WAS ectric Co.. socks and hav es; sit boxes | °°?% oT—Cou _ 4300 EIN ways ‘40 Delma ; with us at o interested i) men a SAL HING WA 709 ral and L : just eaut: install xes ition; $2 95 pe; 14 month Forest P MOTOR ve oper CHEVR« r bi. ILSON _Box Toe, nce, Lake wood ret ja ny prices: —= WV ie. CHINES— _(el4) Dance H vric Th i tipped Gr time FLIN 8 old; good ark bl. | fin OLET—T 278, _ Post-Dispa : . = iy work: Co, 7227 ven Ren We - life- all with ¢ eaters a and Cen- _ 4710 De T MOTOR CHEVY Lindell 7000 he fas Touring: looks go i . aired. combinations oan and passenger — 509, WEST, 8 jymechantcally like n Ginviorer "horon can oo. 1: like Bee i __patablighed Chicaze mar TATIVE FERA at Grcceee. | or ee ee oe FE ee tam ey kt, Fabel Beale Opn 513 condition; & dandy car for b =2tizaci| Dodge § re APES eS cee, | totam ce | TOR, 2010" Was year to ba ne eng ee Ragen = RATO! n. | DOLLS—2. lars s BI APE Wit ; we eae ani Pas ving - like new ls 0 Was of Misseur! apreestve man 4 and Experienced ipnncngnce s a large, h ALE | R outside mea td —Sma. (26 . ORTHW DEI 3 ess and 3 Delmer. (0B) city; bargain new. private. agton ware, aveciaity that ‘ll fata . fabric bate, woh ‘oopgrtunt sei gam peters, eat vet.| ° ED SUARY SALE|*— revo ail” bara rect; | OHIEVROLET- HIN MOTOR comp eutectic oat. Sedan Latest Peta 8 33 Meee Newatead want Rm : irect to user, "orhe sh : 4 Sth floor. Hat C6., R08 FOR SALE- $202 Natural Brig Brid reads, $4 A. T AN ost-Dispatch. “~ 12" inal a ig oupe, 19: Lindel] 7000. phn d ew; been used ename!} 7, ha ng: ori (5) tet fet T OR experi doo OE ae yA LANGAN | RAD SE ae er ta eS mee, ores | OP Seeing “eoarnaeed tag ak 2 ae oe oes paces; none cane, * need furnish ee be py: at een calona! rch dresses —— Ur gallon. 1126 St 9004 Mor a CO | — 10 | we RTH Wi af eettct any jerm od | DOR Washington eOpe ‘OLIVE per ; ORTHWEIN" reasee. a ck sale. view applica ve in St. 4 a 005 Weeh onal Skirt . ' (eB) | oe fan ; t or | 8: open. : s RI6—Se evenings 4909 Sores Park A Lasse 1000, t "Tan ingto a ~ eq _.. (£9) All ' . RAD 0 4 Fores CORD. ; 443 8. al wees. of Feb aK ; > ATOR: n, th floor. fe) an quia. | all modern. room. _ © floor sample Bom. S5RO ) a? New, 652. ale | DODGE—Gou Lande! dition ; Godan: pr private owne Ara) N t ark bi 143 8S. Dea dvertiser, “Por ~~ S—Ex chairs ; stools. 4 white | ’ . - 4 = » ry . meng pe > : + e . NER YEA : a ee rare apres |e hice. BARC TERMS "of teas me BS Team pestis. eure, a, | arenes Sibe, ity ike 88 | Sut, sat eS ; R . DERA’ r oO c Bd oe Beautiful ase. (cas | NEW i 2618 Prank rate 5) | iti Me i — Boron aR WONARGH gt argain, backed | FOR peshighway. ao ert She 1183 OLIVE MO U910 Was year to ’ : Ww . =, 3 hand- , r A c 8sT —— 3137 Lo dan 470. » | De Washin ay. | We will open a $2 I ROAD aren pand-ombrenieres | ND § ORE la cust. _othe 1923: oa 1DGk S$ ston +s an nm, Me ed i - a terms te mod a rs _to se! on! 62) " 3 — duplexes within 30 rienced; to work © wish tt Fomor a mane: » paris of the FU BW AND SLIGHT Y USED) ae FIXTURES FORD TST coupe os wood conden. | foe terme ect from. 4127 Gites." e) weitsts. 70 Re Bact = S18: “080, -\.—“We wi in 30 days, rts wash d n alli M ‘KS—Wardrc Wash. uBgion. 6: 2 REDUCED, ‘BA For § | 60, $60 down 4464 Eas 9) | PORD— }; trade. utiful cars; ©)| _ $100 g; ; will need TESSES strepott Hy, _ ae U . BARBER C ale | FORD——coupes: 11 a nn seas sannai_Srade. 3520 sacr|- oBelma ost Vos Baws - a few | RB and a tan Stora dres rmnit | en; HAIKR— oupes: 1921- aston «¥, tion: will | late model: Easton. (t DODC : at condition KF ood est Dav pron ge Co. 39 ure this is White p $90 dow 921-192 (c4) | 508 will guar : best o | _ $ ry .; oo én See us . men, pay R. THEAT 130 ror ve. xc miss thi a new ch porceial: FX n: othe 4; $190—$373 9033 Delmar. antee, of cond 450: te ng; late: p s at once. Fi 7 = MFG , LOW 1S fgg FA ATS—3 -FORC E ang a a aoe air, Gost Stes. Kok. | FPORD— 1023. re. 1805 Russe 375; | FORD—Tudor trade or tern i. DODGE—Tow perngess "much yo . Find out howay IFG. CO., - | Suse Delmar 300, and 8 f | D TO V _ sell it for $100, 1491. Goce Ri Kok-| “new tires. Cabar ~ bod tc) | oa Tudor. 192 ns. | - Lea Tourin Tae ore u can feally 23d Be. POD eee ae ans. Me T ACATE | MILLINE 1491 Goodfelio Twill | PORD— a” ee Me y S490: al o: ance. Se) aving town. Seed : e great f : make he | and BABY W : e) () 40% —— ul. i 64 i att 4 new: ba . Tudor. ms DODGE ®; trade. 3 520 ” perfect: : E Sais WE - HOW} Central 6845-6 reasonabl | Ol H OR TEI 3 fame > > S;ERATO nd counter. 31 | Sev? lathes 1921; astoa, ic4)'| bund regain; te late 192 (5) j1E—Tou 3520 Baston. e BE. D ie 4} : Saine ¢ e have rE SCALE C &. e vrices. | w ticks st. wide IMS | k tchen: . er | ge - | Fo Veral others: “aiw only $145: r indays and. eve rms. 2323 Lo 24: looks selection. rings and _— . rs: : for several an EB SCALE CO 512 St. Ch | lich necess ning will a | cust excellent used | ae ays open. terms; ORDS— nings. cust. Ope 1163 K $100 a daters; : le or e itates o soon tak _ St. nt condit MeC ray | upe. By! 4127 Oli Sedaue n ingshich » avis Realt , yperato al experienc- | _ MISC nrles._(c8) | Heds, $3.30. opti ar moving... Farnltpre 'REFRI ae 1310 12 | 3 ubed sh ive.| gticn ‘51 . ieee _" (1) | DODGER way, : : - FOR ort tim Sale ae nodes: 10 to e Northwe y | , rs Must hav abe ELLANEO $4: $3.00; sold at practi urnitpre; pri 3ERATORS — Line | eos 4127 OL e: a les. | 5 y $185 to fice: - $2 urings a st Corner 1] ave experi- | ne US WA : dresders, it, gractendy cset ces on g1 Speci (62) 20 Eas 27 Olive. (c) | FORD— ce! ne aS: coe en eee ; th ] : on wa sa eT il- IGERA i NT ter t : P15: a ~* . m -| restau ocer. h ai D t : bar c) Tud =e pre y terms. ~ ga0rl- 4 and Locus mwork, 01 Brome or sitnilan| dined and TORS REP \IRED — TS | S373, laa wyashmeands, $250" en: | gall today. eageataead tan Se | PORD-—1020 coupes axeel xin: $05.) aown. Fudor getan. 12-months pid: (235) | DODGE—Tourings 3020 ‘Easton. ee gir sw . nd put in sha r refricerator -. R53: sideboard les, ‘ rockers, | ~ haries st. we Scale C one, write, | FY 20 down xcellent cond ve ' darga'n; ee eaten ly | hs in t ork twelv . Central 123. and save m1) 1 s. $8.75: a ris, ‘5; ; buffets)) = o. 612 St RDS—10 c __ 4464 Easton = audition ; 4710 LINT MOTO ; $125 stiery. meee. good ones: P. | ~ he v ve | = 915.N St. I Anan nets, $8.75: chairs $1.75: kit ension ‘a- | terms, "a late tv. (c# | Deimar bl. R CAR CO. 200) >: ex one extra os Aggressive Paalaries. ELY and earn'| HOUSE SBIR Broadway (cb) | ep S873! gue Tanges, $9.65. co | ‘TYPEWRITERS AND = FORD 1024 "B80 es sone SE YB; ‘FORD TUDOR, i994 3 15m) fuss) ethers ox, Packard. Ghev- r oS ho . ELY & W H’ iS) | Spice bs 322,85: “heaters. $14.95 ina- | A D—1923 coupe: repainted; new tir U 24 my. y i , Bt DRY GO W Al LD GOOD piece hed inoleum. 7 . $14.9 — MACH DDING FOR Chevrolet. ti ! nusually good $395.00 00 ( ) IODS C 4- | BED—Chil DS FOR | dining . ro a ~ “ya a: INES \ D—Coupes rite “Juniata fires; | Jock. tive tite car: sh a nerpetic or one bees | eta a oy ae Sao cone Sm iat: pig —wo ore tarma-on balance.” $88" of juillet | "GRR a wake eee ) 9 : ad hoes loor. 16th EDS—Simmons sit "3660 O'Meara owe | we ALKE ald oe eee 00). . = Ww ING MACHINES | e eT heen Se one (c$)} JEWE socust al . sts.. 340 and and f s sing (5) I R-ARMS for ne RITERS iINES the m reasonab ip. DOD > xperienced | CK 9 Texas av 4954 Forest Park. $15: folding {3 spring | OPPC "Olive at.” ¥F. ©0.. 1306" a. oe able —K,.- D TYPE PORD—Coupe;, lates $338 Olive 1 cash: eaty 1606 nite nd light EDAN ODGE TOURING SP] D. | Aet Bandy ex : BED ar ron cots. ___ OPPOSITE PUB ‘. 08. dding } vendable wm repaired: | : 0 down. | mode}; i4) | ery miles: weight seda t’ finish ECT? .. : ae ‘ ;, perience uM BDe-—eeeeres ry KA ELIC LR E flachine achines. ow FOR _Ford Le ot of ext respect. fu lly eau n- fF this is a and AL Smi o pick ¢f (c4 BRARY quitable & Typew Reliab! | DS—Se alers~ 5630 ras; | new c and gua e008: now in ov SO good car lke »: | A IES LEATHER avrakos,| hogany ith &. Davis, latest st; Sinimo t (cl14) | TYP table _Bidg.. _O! riting Co., 713 els, $165 veral coupes, Gravois. | beat ft: et % D remteen gh A UTH. 81D new; reall zg: | N MANE 4 REPAIRERS—S: (c)| bed st —s and w poner style, in aa Vit i] | 4 EWRITE RN live 8765. — 7131 man Auto to $350: ter 19°72 28- 24 mod WIL t:-or make oe ce Hurry: a brand- | — bY B y ai! «3443 N. Broad Sam- | fit same ; new sprin ut; full size; t in THIL 5U~ N. Broad o. 6 Remi (cb? / GOR Do Bons Sales. 140-51 .L Kuhl- LLYAMS, _of pdt cage haa can’t co., » a ERS—On ladies’ dway. (c)|C ne, Levy Bros., s and mattres = F & TYPEWRIT Gway._ ngton: $18. | a: upe. 192 3 oe ( ghl- Jewet course. 3:5 490 0 O DEMO fe | n ladies’ garments: |CARPETS A 11-13 6. 14th. to N] aleeald ona (¢7 ed; barge! 3: overhe ¢95) ewett leLux live. 108 Du ae . it . 4544 Gre ters Dyein must pay ND FURNI - dth.ic4) | - UR plendid cond orona. — ¢ 6) | pings and in. 2323 uled: repai e Jae rant touri TOR a | > are iravois. g & Clean. ioree spot cash to TURE Wtd—We } . CO price $15. F ition: veed rtable; in| FORI Sundays, Locus nt- A , uxe o Seda oon ae: on ng: one 4-wh Cc. | For hh DER—Job: experie: = (c)| Mor and smal! lots, r house furnish! 4 112-114 N e TYPPWRITE! orest 26514 one month 000; Coupe; brand blue: he e on wheels aniea a cally - eel brake. bal | ighest ; | 7 ienced. 122 oon Sate fast Aucti ings. | ‘ N. 12th § eat ER—-Underw ___(¢89) at & sa new, 1020, sean, Soe ores yee in Laughin ST. ; ) | a ) MBIN . t 1620. on, 2009 | CAS “ t R mode] der wood med, 601 nes see th ort model th ord make g Water | (cu A carpets a Pape eA once. Apply 6% eal fully wuaranieed” brand-new | OUR GREATEST SA ee Ba™authe, 80." Bee PORD— Couper. i A eg hat ‘pelig for S1080n ge real | f ist, Direct factory branch, ) =) 7 rn. C teed; brand- nam. | TE vin ERS—Underwoc wet * (RO) | o $385; te ce selection. — ae | ay at $675, | B na ru OKERS On dreases. Yanc-Koba Mt Seiter Fur. Co. 1202 §. Broadwe so ST SAL ngton and portables, $19 to 6) | ton. 5 nice selection, tram $140 VoL land @ (1923 Du — ) ieee Locust, 5th f ne-Kohn Mf (ON RAN roadway. (5) | OF STOV ep |, 2 ment riables, $15 oval. Rem- | FOR 33 Washin a N. GRAND ura _ OX A-52, pP ws t-cla . floor. x. toe Beach. GE—Blue | A OV ES Ty pe wr! _ 18. i uDW 0 to $45: oupe. ~ 192 fos) akla iD BL. Beautif n Spo rt 4 ost-Dimetie a S| ia esi") AND FURNITURE | Higcrrig oat BE a noes, a Rt nd, $9 inital and se iT iF time: same - 02 N. 1¢ auis | Ural Bri ers. $85 ter. demount- $6 Vamps nomical: 2) sale OGRA PHER- Gravois. yeing & urniture C will sell TS RN] OU c ith. Mai ral Bridge. 4229 W nt per w own show roo re: looks 1 yok whee = ber —Beri ict | DAVENET o., 4009 ©) cheap 3. EE he , n | FORDS— ~ Nat-| town. Oa eek. Sere’ MOTOR. 2¢ — day | ls, a = 0. 610 Ri nner: wide Sant TE =U Th ‘houteau . (62 ye y S AVE Y rom $4 ner any make (Rm) | See Nu! v kland a the best OR, LETT y it t the = a A —Gol 4 gs styles ulsen-Tho nisin ou are sedan, 4-door buv 0 Wash r to HELP ' APHER > alto Theater “Bide. * + ) | H |L. c. SM N. 8th. Olive 3503.{ ood : arter and de cS) D 035 _ N. G FORDS—5 yell, others. so Chevro “ Asi ig.. Lindell auty Parlor iT nk Bid McRee olumbia G en. _ mans andsom 1 ITH TYP 2 | L $50 dow mountables: EMONS N. Grand, _ 0. to 4i Juniata. " SHIER—Oort Le : Mus = SAY BEDS retoncla- 3944 | WV e Present Wi Ser ag oy + EWRITERS— (c8) INT MOTOR C ’ Star TRATOR . terms, trade. 3020. Se ermaine SID and cashier ce clerk, aan - y . ‘capable , — ahh _Woo oad uscd ery Pureh ith C. Smith - special rat For rent: | FO . : AR CO. ST. LO poten. FORD—T e. 3520 Eas ns, uD: iin ex De ricnce ry . ome ¢ ‘ ‘ Smee ave vine i » dition. only es) wand used, ae ase ‘of $10 Central N Bros.’ Ty es to students. RD—Coup Forest 1500. BRA Ul DURAN “ord ouring; lat ston. ‘ ’ “a Sock ‘ vp y Gla F and salary n office pre- lew price. L ightly sc used, in good con- |“ 3 ‘Room or More ae ational Rank mewriter Co Co. 316 new one “4 3: every a TCH. 3205 I Tr co. FACTOR Dealers. 5630 @ model: : > | “ ~— {easiest 8 . Box T-2'r: evy Bros... selling Ss, Com -— tide. Oliv others: river: Rs extra: a: Tike eveni wcust. Vv Foi Fourie. 1 Gravot : terme, E | aoox. “: Wggeeaainatll Box Ta GRAPHER Youn — te) DINING ROOM FURNT S111 “8. 4uh. Bedroom, Dinin - san $175 | Al | REBUIL T TYPEW ‘ 7. P..- = Williams. ers, tourings several gs and Sundays. (o89) | FO $235; terme. 3 2 i petite aes w bic Abo nals a m details a wg ‘ody. at least | DENTS 3 ROOM FURNITURE—And ¢ (ct) | Terms, $18 ca - oom, Kitchen Tere ne gusrante nd for peta mnr ) | FORD— Coupe a 4280 Olives ten STU DS -10. touring. 20) iat akc: ~~} &, mly St. Lv assu etc with TING A235 Sut inner ’ ‘as EW RM iteed f es | 7a Ford el, 1 - ; erms, B | cook —whe a Ceca wi: | a5 We ROOW TABLB—S4.in_ se Dg amg oneal aire 3808 BALES O0..°8 | “thee fer ‘auiey, tale. | Ste wi mee heyin geese oyiheo or sige tre, ede Seee Basten. ‘ute. cooks | me Fost. and gal le auali- Wee K ny, and t. ex- ° urnit a2 om ———— | es, 4615 jeveland-D ix, bo 7 - oe ; n- cveaning: sina! ne and down ac Dispatch. ary in reply DININ ossuth. china cabi = Roo : ure — = | Delmar. F owney Rup 3300 : ught in Ju FORD—T : els: re od ferences reaul -amily : live 5. LINER— hae G ROOM 8 , ~~ = m Outfit “BIoYC 8) orest 633%. be bou miles. A fine ne, 19724. $85: 3 i $008 0 Easton. ( | ireweed 450) iuired. FR “te! Stavility | Experienced on ye? My mh, ag, Ge _SUTTE—Mahorany. — Size Maho O 5 | Don't _be beter ters 1 Gh Ben § Yan. | 7R “Co model. with £ains; models tourin Seon ter al ca : ; Envugset ‘S) And ha nd ae P 7 odiamont. housework F m suites: br ™. dining — | ionogra } — ~ ” gany ] if te: te: _ terms, 1035 rea) bargains Continental the famous Red terms. + gel enxer, 4- 22 8 , i. ¥ ay hite. a aN. assi pot 3 GIR] — (cae oe. a wae of 6 rooms; =) | te aoe WANTED 211. Anseraen. S508 trucks repaired. pa took care f 30 $50 7+ sal Chevrolets an aed Mn ne con wee Atal i924 tudenahee light six sealihaad r | McRee and % children; int ho d ste For clerical start ho steam- Seutedl fine? of ation | co ats. dwellings. or = contents REPAIRING — “Of all make: Tea?) Yah! ree a aa if. ; Hedi a — own H. .¢. $900 Olle. d ~~ terms. Wi! , 24 Chevrolet Sedan ‘ . = useke at i] | 4442 P e nali lots: rucks in your makes of cars )| ta sells hem wo $! 6 our! me . 923 F | ck _GIRLS—To i a nographic ly married eping; good ao ready to aze. Del h prices need Su: day. our own of cars aA kes it. Te quis, Just th -cylinder ng. two |} c6) Ford - . 4 eee . a : te Cou Ter : ao carte tty o hana sewing: make : wit hf Position. pons ible couple: would nce for new- vr mar + B80. or D. 1 Sc hober. C all CS abane 1558 evenings nd YAHUES trade ink $650 No I age; in exc ene one A jobs: 1 pe Rothb steady work & , actory ier > party. C offer term ANTIQUES elmar 861. y_1058W and {LEM MOTO nterest—N ing o ellent eha nder; low mi 924 Ov ° berg & Sons, 309 N and good offic m. all Delmar sto| b ‘S$—Furni (c6) 1035 N R CO., No Red T a= oo nee pe; Duco le- erland wr | GIRIL— s, 309 N. 10th. aa St e pre- FURNITURE 4870R aft- | ricer. Cal shings of ai! (8) Ww OAKLAND N. GRAND. ape real et can eq paint; noth- = . shop. ren to sell “candy tn ate experience os 4 —Beautiful — be (eB) | eter 9 Call. Wott, victrola > AUTOS” Wid Vanted 1920: Ty ~*; =) mechanic’ — AURURN P «Auton bile Co a3 fo cars 1923 Ford Tourin Be | sh aca ings“ Apty Margaret jyexpected. Box e and) Gea = Ehouteau: * Sight, Central moi” “Yank | avtros id. —Far wrecking. Ce ABODE. eater asta 8 x, Vanae- ||| SHEvE N TOURS... pms etine sng 1a fase |] 988 Mase a =|} am locush. it ny “Club idg.. i : Oo bea Buile bh avenport su oehle S — ot ie AUTOS Wri Ty “Central —--—-—-—— all EVROLET seeee 's iW 795 ; terms. maths Cou | GIRL. -Te patch. ~~ oe ae rues, onograph, ite; also mo Gwellings., Ore Furniture conte i = tion. td —We buy ic8) | 1994 se Et bhtaadiioal CHEVROLE TOUR. : HUDSON—Toa 3 ‘0 Ba Pastor a? 1924 Ov rla pe | wholesale erate passenger “elevate (c62) Sell chea; tables, * radio | FURNITURE. ° uit ‘Storage, Cab. 603 8 | eer Olive 7845. them in any ie | LDS CO hee TOUR.. erence genera! r r apo eek. dresse ving © o01-7 L - U. nds content ne _ Cabam y 1008 McCa cheap Vashin ve OLIVE res; only | oO ; ood conditio , 1974: 3800 —-— | Hose ALY? $*: SR West Pine. - tech. vintment. dressers,” chitvorobes. wan Sinise ay | - Bg sell it for s of stores of all 55000 IVT ss ae usiand av. ba pet Le Open + soning. MOTOR. 15 PEN SUNDAY. MA Cwit Lee. 4904 McP i. miles. io. |. exper White; ~ ve re fets, ch ardrobe seta, | nha expla Let ou at auctio “M ; H to b fs ree oadster ; ¢ (c4) | appear cack hnaaioas Gili tie ae i perienced ~ general li r frigerato ina cl s. tab! A in r man n ONARC uy late terms, t assiest | ance ring: 1} ee ot Feo Raymond. __ ry: Pulacion all or part time. fine Raeee’ bbantine @ cabinets tables ‘co Fees Accrion OE wn te pe ait7 tmeuat, ON Look, Es = 3508" sees ne I} tatanee. "hd and’ mechanically: a ae. ible sma fain tiy r general ho > om. fe train you ‘Ca \ eri- noleum, Leaning stoves, 8. gas and meee SELES ACTION, & © STORAGE | DO 4 a. S e, 8033 © Olive. ws terms - ie men. baa P no laundry; sma | 401 Wainw g 4B ~ --» mg. linens, ‘ete Meek | Chouteau, Main _1689.(c8) | YOU NEED Sex Rea... B36 | BUICK —Late = , bur vile Tiyiite ershing, firet floor. . . 2. neat tome ‘Bide large consi veral dwe!l) etc. Entire fc: ) Auto 1 . er “4 MONE y sport ba ** 95 trade: style t ew Mo ee ) an in ] gnmen ings ut © loans 4 y sss by: fast ourtng O — jpeean : KEPER—Fe pom — 7 a a whe pocagg men ot aru te from lings. fiate_ and | | BosTon “16. Bi L---# | rene mem 7 © a ene lef? in La terms i me quick: fg wort pene. Ed Onvland. 5 $75 es nad the ‘bee ses Sport 6-40, pin. | TI OA ~ pod call after 0 & wlevion’ ‘Lakemnns es: _ IRNITU pam Og V BULLDOG (‘Wid.—Male. abo | on: ne NLEM MOTOR CORP, ‘EM MOTOR CO. 1033, N- today: easiest | RTTIC up. S441 Ju- ne a: was owned rive \HoUS Ddth, 4 oe Jaternation kewood Sec aal- RE AND ep | sioo. be house ut 1} OR CORP., FORD— Roadster 1035 \ Grand. YAH- B : (c4 re: can't iki _-Intelligent woman a! life Bid urity CASH OR RUGS 45. 4th 00. - Write Mi broke: cost 035 N. Grand. $60 4 ondster: late Pet EEE UICK TOU 5 BLA tom “thi tent ot pe eral houses tate igent woman for : Satholic; se E,__3¢ e Tomorrow. 9 Bm. Z. TERMS | DOG-—Eski S iss B. Diets, ~ AUTOS WA (cS) | Fo own. Ford Deal lots of extras: Several | RINGS Re 251 : ron, 41:85 family of 3 aoe work | ecure a re verything in ou; m., we wi! md. iro ae. | ___fe4) We NTED B RD—Roadster. 1 ers, 5630 Gray sen«cer: ate models, bo NASH y an ea HoUSE : Delmar. | nthiy sale s congenial eal | sacrifice: won our new b ill put on = a. Ai 29 Un genuine. male, 1 y¥ Pay cas ADI yy pelecti er. 1923: vous. several wi . th & and Pee ever M3 elmar. ____, ‘ , ‘ fid! sale nion. ale, 1 eS OLI sh; see ‘ on to vick only $150; see these th new 7 os perfe ng. > yy an | fasmii IRL—White: 2301 Ww feature ad and | dining minat tedipom suites, 9 ee r VE MOTO us before FoRD—1 from. 4127 Oli “fine Ww and get our Paint and tire et runnin practi A in fae ai ”* w»dulte: , — ainwright eens: overstuffed suites. $3 suites, $6 B Sea eM ~Bomont 1103. _ R, 28910 W you sell. te 922 roadst Olive. ic) EST SIDE prices and é his | x order: pa! cally i " ref BLADIE id ed li 5: bed 9.7 re U 11093. ashingto rms: tra er; car c)] _ Deimar 306. BUICK terms. s 6 Ras. int es good as fer | HOUSES - ' , _ > ~ as | ovat $20.78. 1 . aoe, $2: | FREE ILDING MAT b.. | FORD— Ge._719 Ks, Soe. ere _—_ BUICK 023. Deln co. her aaty te ” meee {AN—aor aie ee camera-xiz i the Music wand bank used. as w Ln ERIALS » AUTO (c8) in Roadstre: nice i enter. _ B 23 Delmer. (cS) bake mar 2547 get a ~ Webster Uroves. as dak ening, prgaiaiy in Make- L. ate 6 So18% buy | oD Bre! st cae See paid’ a Mature Before March 1: S W i D FORD—Road 3333 \ Bachaornen from $65 uick 4 Touring 90) AK UAND—Late mode! ; bevwe ) is) 7. HoUSEWw rane 5. Field y 8 Frenkiin. TERR, oes. aird & McG don’t se!! ch 1: $100 to $1 ables. adster 1821: start (cS) You can’ $4 oven terns. of condit! a4 * emit a7 eo. ne eae 4 tor ee tai o is cerns . ae - EDUCTION re on mer OTT. ne Gon bse, » ard TAMTEMTMOTOR, CO. 3 46 oy e pay, more SUR TRosdat Ww. Natural ay . - ody: aa 4 patna 8 Ay F $265: terms: 24 touring: : Toe oe igh- HoOUREWOMAN— rand. ; - md coke duri ne ————{€) Ny U ; erside 12 215 Lemay Ferry - ate. Lindell 595. ad | overh ater. 1922 model: {c4) 850. Easton, (e4) ite, | are to" rig Seon oe mm i ot Seep ge time | Think FURNITURE | Ss | eer ee "iy | 2980, "very" rensonahis: ton cack esis | Bagh 135 NG Rickenback ) a CADIS Vinersetie, 4445 Tome oy — cbt Towels se” Baa. Cugees on Our entire. atoc 25 per cen | CLOTHING 4 NEW CHEV. | PH tle Re tes ta tasted Buick To ou , dean wn =. er Touring —_ wlan ’ouh's ante. ial lon ae : a ___ fe80) Baye Ry Ry oe ne Steck, ent re) SHARE Wanted Pe Cost $950 naieaeadines. C O ACH | areas Forest Park bl. Lindell, 7000, r °9 Latest sevental aaa a rage brakes. seat ere | LADY — and Pine sit. | t stock iditional Sone in the averseah Wid 90 000 | wrth ome gets it for $550 ad only littl M 7. chas move ECE our price’; cash will be tn- brdet aa Ambitious, educat o. ee age maaretaae it. will " unt and} coat ats. pant 50000 Yren's 3 | ing or money | 0. Guaranteed - armon Ch nenteedy $3: ‘co or termes. : ther. slo ucated, Lh m or on. Hom over fi oO your adv a, capes! 8 shoes ns suits. " YA mack. Ve t in af umm MPANY i ym en ng aecheol lines: ‘ Columb e Mer- ret than ¢ “Better” to an- | Lindell 31: Gay trem & ladies’ dresses. nase HLEM, 1035 N. ar to pay. | A en y oadster Washington. Forest 888 inc king seer Ron k adve : | , Dips —) AR = bids. LANGAN canes Fe ook us| ae man loathed guile] 5° $25. Phone | j X—5-pa ss. Coach. | ae co; Fa ag pase. car all read CADILLA . MIE ACH CURT 400, Post- a ~~ 8 LEARN SELLA C R | CLOTHIN Pa minutes H . x. ‘23: wel | pew to y new tires, y to Cc '59—To rersty : AIN ——— = JPPRTY = N. ‘ G W | . mt. p. bumper, good pai urin TG sala MS At Ai -_ a ged inom 18th and Wash CO. | —"., Se id — 50.600 old —ES wrnac wire wheels, cut shock pe AB, memo , others: trade, px: Packard 4 hy aE N ‘tennd “5 per &- hour iw ih any Pleasing prop- | —— S ington yee ws o5 to $30. Der the 2 a suite. 01 “oy a SEX COACH BARGAIN ¢. very me mt nage AS re car at GADIL a Pi Fs baa wit. and (prOrreR—F on Port - sation. Short ormwmis- | oy STOVES—Several to _ (e768) _Page s im 15 minutes, a Cen. yey extras, pope 4-cyl, mod . - PANY, fe che AUTOMO Take 1; . ns, Kee: O96 Seni | caren gmaint and die Te 1 7 ne ; J Diatccipestasinns e'. ern BIL tert: macrifice Tate r- weet ts Po ogy rage nner’ av. mai oe ch hours. | and ot 4d low oven t pick from: high kesal Gelber, 4426 | cin®y Bi men phy cory. mat 2 ay tote of | aays and 2R08 Locust st. Scien eee cal ale arso acest’ “30 =a Cleaning and pysles of Bartimer. BY advertised ta. ee | + ~ makes $10°up: wick’ Meal etort joff another Biot’ tu but Penton * teen spe- nge Bun- DILIAC—Touring: ; @ery pole MAID -Avet. ine 09> ME he unincumberes” “fee 4 ‘ brush rah Dalt er "BROS., est prices SS Grand. (73) : it today; terms -evi.. 1024" in per >| dee? aah on out’ ound vee 18th end —= = |. _ TAHLEM, 10 | paint m pert quick el ae on: eo eae Ww EXCHAN | H , 1036 N. Grand i new: wil wanted 54 Ki av AUT’ GE TDS 4. 50 GADIL! hgsbury. WMORILE W . x ON COACI i Fa LAC—Te $575: terms or Ford. td.-—To exchan erfect in ever " { : oy ger: Set et 57 mode (e7) | ost , before ~¥ ox will #ell. chang and te vy war: exce overed 1; Tpanee 5 oe. Pai oe 3320 Abuer. je player WEST SIDE attegative price | TeUR ee Boe trade: + its her-covered winter enclosure: n- ; Femme | TICK ww ay ge : for epee ioe Delmar 306. BUICK AUTO CO car ~? Bear w aun wrres See ret ata rerms. 9 eee te wee; LETS 6023 Delmar. ' tow rood roadster : - lie « Pan ‘439 hy-Are Lcd ga a. Call tires: las « her. Aat , ) eat 3242. : ‘ CHEVROLET: . iid. Fores 6 se |. py shies” touring, (03) 25, down be Forest 16005 ™~ ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ‘von 4 ts fa oo aa are we ’ tt 4 o - a 3 ~ 2 ‘;

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J . 7 é ‘al ? ’ “ ; F * , ' - . : ~ be at? ey Fy 3 : ; —FURN RENT 1200" = d adovVv 50 || | St. or lig 3 phone, Large jew 2 share Stel | peres, d saeiiioes’ tone (8) | || Shopw e are sli 4 eOUIS, rt Bake —@- .£ (c61} | —Teasonable. use 2046. fur- 697 CHE: n and So —rooms. Call Cabany 3100.__ tN ARTE mre EY North : _Wainut. ~ utions, 230 sepower mo- “4 orn. Act slightly rooms , 9613—Clea wekeeping. urnished | SUOM—# Site, dining, root, (c61) | Bichel rut. on ms. Call Hie TS FOR a Candy ‘Co.’ 308 cide today. et quick; de ST LovIsy 100 coping —____—_ (4) ment. ‘py Business, lad kitchen ; berger, RESIDENCES. 2163 bany 3100 ori BOW ARE RENT— - ee Pi at Pad — dell 2—S . . rs — . Se iniiens er On ‘|| Ter || jBoard optional: 1 orf? private only m ae er aoa | Bsn te eNO 36 00 ODES TM ES ‘a EM Nt al we FCHINERY—Roughr le | ms to i 5 eeioune foanes ROOMe—S i ; in apt. for gentl (c4) [ta 75 rooms ......... $7 0.” ™ ee BRiCni. emt 8 | | Se TP aa | W URI Suit || sseas—aoeee eet Me cas) | 208 Se oe SUSE PE seater. maga nF BR NS raging ses | wae ot E "St. Louta. |, R ITZ ae Bh 4830—2 nenbionnadlvenery urnace, | N and, 822 vesum-.°* ae . ) —Fine 2-fa ene __€le; - | Nort 22—. me . eeeee South cond 2-farmil pe. oO urnished lectric \ ce18) || ER | BUCLID, 1518 N32 ne YOUN SOUTHERN baw Bongos Northwood rr hia) pee ppd JP idiom. BUSH-BURNS,, ey. Aree ane baling. 5 i & eet Lindell 1040 oniVe,are closi fotor Barg | “1006 OLIVE I housekeeping: adult eat: garage. Klteh- Too eR PEL NENY Be COL) | Wy rterms G07 rooms *) es roel seek ov 38 from $20 “cash, well- freee 3465, renseaunie ne a J.) TA YOR 483 ap with phone ae _Natural ttn a janitor roams, . particulars anteen.gi est: ¥ (089 ) = ~ OUIS. (35204 star Fullerton AUG. ad bs strictly {p38 i oon tral 3790. Franklin oF ‘manurae- usical een Registerne Pia “trade-ins” of ‘came roo! 2611— Call ' evenings, ened ; -# 244 N. any 530. =— = 4404 Ph N REALTY reasonable. For SPRI Olive 8502 ectric; a light roo ODELI LiNG. R. «st 4 7—Larae store roo (of?) * a ¥ JAZ Instr write for beresin pitrade-ing” on new | F ig Sg conven-| VERNON 6522-1 —Front (4) ment siphons. Parkview 060." °71 rhb NG, 2633 N. e. light rooms, | —_ Park 49353—53 a0 sa. ft: be x sats SUalease ~- 1A uctl - KIESELHOE anos. and Guibran- FOLBOM Bader conzecti (62) | «£2 > eat, ho room, GR So (o4) | tee view 00..0° mM py AR rance; | QL iew 1640. ——- ¢ Basement. 2 20 ref. m heat; EB. 53 ipstairs. er| Owner, F hot- Mfr. © regard. A art at one clamor Por Gale 3) ||| In good sonditi but | MaCHIGAN= 3 Bay Housekeeping with | WASHIN aie, cchvenients vee a: STuESON onthe soll ius’ re riuat be ~ APARTMENT — Beal r ref: | FLAT—Be sodecey genvesione 2_(c3) | BOYLE. Fforest _ “fost wees par urhel:h fee eae i : ated; golft. bell: com asi | Ter savas dete 85 ihe Bee. erin Teom, —__(80) ‘Memes NGTON ary. £518 emaee "BRIE aa 1731—B-roon 9073 (076) Ril . Oc ss y 500 : P 4B. 60 TH, R1 ser 7Ol No sone 23, ans F VY U ay furnace 2620—Fun r light h rnished, alee GTON ces: reaso 55. BAKEWE 6022 i Scone furpished hone F & Che sal ervice. ¢ rth he. f ' | a eh rnish -— ~~ iousekee con- we ping roon BL. = LI... B KIN ngton. (c2 NATU ISHER. Riv. 1’ stnut.( BUGLI Lind —— west So : Quickly beautiful EIR a ing roo ZI, a ee room, ‘bath, WASHING AZ. gantly fur -~Desira bie AMBAS W b. . rnished a decorated RY bath, , a BRIDGE, 4: 70 at. $25./LA 4908 Del Se ; car li or automot garage. & Pr ou , ; Cem ro 7TON nished: se SSAD est r coupl partme 2-roo NOR rnace 480 (c4 Tg O08 P ne; sple ‘iles or outhwe an brow 5S14A 88- 1006 Hf ROOM— n,; cheap Nice f fl om, ad BL... 4 : $5 dell OR dish e with nt: ide m com HLA 3A—4 c4) oe DE ost-! is endid | acces st, ! il Gar- OLIV en Beauti rent; c ront oor a joining (t503—Apt. (c fic bl.; n APART es: servi child: al for pletely | 200" ND, 47 room reated, h rite Fi Recs, 4 tepatcn. oca tion sories: | ‘ - late. ) ( 4 RVO win — — ences. "ASHING it; 2 bath: : sin OR y. Be ildin ——490 ERSO 0. ectri eds nt $3R: ele and (4) PLE ter mew bu t—o T- 0 i but . oceu st st a T Cc ) Ms—i nt. and (ec) tr GTON, in fan "lovely gle EON E. e man g: 5 or 9 Lin 4-room N “4282 c. linens, N Tent $38: ope ctric: n y 3-room. ly : 4917. . cur id ner: ener et __ (e89) E an. ah reduction n excelle ples a small alkin furnigh Jnfurnish _ Grand 3846 kiteh bath. tive; 4503— ily 2d- shea moe ? conte et. ee pl Bp ORTH MA Aste ee Sse ee | ae _decora room tures | for, wal soda fou ove. tet leaual Lie GULR pomnet i “O) per cupies ‘a email EDIS Qg Machi ty 333. P ed to pe ed 3 - R. . th single or Apt. “Ee RES APART WER? - SCOTT, uilding o ef- LEXDE. ent: rea letely fu (cS) __ern, Caba RKET. 5 undings: APLE. 6 ed — MA e: attra miain and Cane: = RANSE ive st. month. ion ON—Ge nes F RU a rantee con {c92) priv UAH, room ; furnish w and oS 323—Ni (4) arky EALT particy urnish es at a a ric lights includi N-S . hard 1B BI. 49 water: aker. re of off! liv Ph COMP Co., rgain: pert sole, G ate fami 3000—Furnis _conveni ed | WASH ping ce, cl CA iew 66 Y CO., lars aA: 3 R. C ing | pp TOCKE 5. wood; ,' L.. 42010 . NTH. 1933 real es ce:| .« MILTO e « one C ANY 103 $37 ect c sliehti rand 12 ly; r ence NGTO room ean, BANNE a: 0, 5716 call PAGBHB o., 807 THEK E-BUE ric. gas. 208 0 joan tate o sTON— : Lous ‘entral @2¢ PHONOC 3 Olive ’ nice a: ly| SHEN OS. conveni nished — 8. nighed be > am Ss; stear roo NE. 5419 5 Delm BL... Chest LA. 4 808 IRMANN, furna . hot . Olive ‘3a r tone: oe uls, Mo. ~ tr Soe s iebes sn NANDO ences; r room, water. ho droom: 4320— 5) ms, til 1a—F ar bl nished 589 5893—s nut. B bath. $8 966—5 Chest “you ce heat nd ; BROA _ 1938, ore and _{) tr $695. used on on: elect . (ela) Me eh pw el iverat eo) gpiraiahed AH, 42 eferences | WAT _ hot-water also hall —Neatly ¢ (9) OREON E ° a" ‘io floor w (c5) bus. apartment; Piendid 4 (co) EN AI 5: 4230. A rooms, f nut st. _Mmon ng or old tel At 251 IADWAY d rooms; | 30t y 6—+ : pore ; — S ‘TH -— | | sa14 8, AY sTO : er avers ietive chee ce mrmograph newicke,” Witeod 9°) | x room; $ 16—s ERMAN nenke Ghaee a | rae t $87.50 ay ne: PERSHING, individual ph =, | fl. EIM Ghost. & reama Py 2. cou le Broa eer rae: GG8- 7 g le 20, . Ed new lS imali. adj ‘ phon run CA & R 50. im in ual r n. Ww. PR & 5Br and ERS - stor - dw 40 wanton __# Pig Upright. ran — Cara. ent 3a 7 Cabany 6800. Hen tor Parlor. Tae rile fiat te nll Bore Sent, | eaten sombina | RA West ' Sen =m. aoe interpre ~made -grad — F Louis ral 6200 chen om in s ated vs.(cd) STMINST ‘eatly f cler our ro est of th 7 ype oor. S—Wid on prem ern Imar b! iBOTT urphy /| V¥ 3 closets. 334—5 a. 4 RT-BA tation, rolls with » Mo. (cl4)y WHIT privileges. team-heat Nicely f nished h ER PL urnished pen OE alta beawtit Bransco Forest | © dow will have NEW 7 OBFY- — RINON, in lst and hot 40-32 — Gras ; tlon: need PI ARNEY. SCRUGKC th cl4)y TEMOR Grand ed apartm ur- Ww BSTMT : ousek eepi > 4113— (5 orated : ull-size wtiful: 6- mé H coifax 2811. rent 5 (c59) FL (ec) : 5639—% aot water ¢ —— - Fin RT A BS -PIANO-— 6TH F iS- yette P E PL. 2 5781J. ent: roo INSTR ink. 3d-f! Nicely (5) | ,electric gee ja inader beans a o- | SUITE—3 ro © emelewea: sean 5228 HEDG ATS An Sat. G 5 » O705—8 r_Call Fo ne location oo sINWAY. room. —In _FLOOR R _Grand x: 2320 _ {e 76 _ om, k R PI — loor f y ” fur- HAMI elevato nitor: f£ r beds: — yed: ref well w Pa! LEIG ro G red atio tore } --— orest 550 on: . AY—Ver 4545 Po rood c co OM 3651 large ro West of 76) | W EST itchenett se 4214. ront. (c | BOT LTON, or. fireproof wily adults. ms, we erence. 00d floo m: 4 roo H PARK VERN« E > ry r On Cs call linden’ furn SW. - ’ vaoee ent re te grand: m: ope. ndi- y vm: con Lafa- r MINSTE e. couple; Housek >) TORFRG 5633—4 buildin WAS ‘esant | furnish $6245 A rs. ms, stea 47 ON, 47 G R., Is. ~an00—— del 489. ished. F LOT ERVOO ition: mahoe an B venienc ortable R_PT 37. eeping ILES rooms, 1 s; HINGTON 71 _Forest 3711W. ed, co 5227 shland; im heat, j B 7.50: 01A—Six ted; r Lar — or RT- BA $535. co 8 mn O es. quired roonT, a. oin-— a eee 2905. cluded ; gas -room i ae _ rooms, LS. 5337 s NESS unfur 3 R N.— i" ults. F 7—Larg _eiectri eeping v +" 9 w tly fu Ligh th. rGATE * 26. Cab 6 ro (c4) | reasona . elecri effi- MBURG . Vietor path. > i tile t | ms PAC hehe sh Pp . WV. LYRIC | Furnished rooms BELT. sar Jorest 808 fe, clean, —— we if Bs = MINST = ex — rnished ; ai _nouse- TERRY $3 21—6 -—- 1011." heated: WASHINGTON BL... 3 le. “Phone one BOR BR, 3736 a Sa. baer wit WEST ~ hardwood ey ane ry —Ver banc seet dem | ——_——— | ..®entleme urnished | or 2 nette, $ L.. 40 (e768) E. BERRY & C an )| wit -—3 a 370 « 4 ANIC or 243 roo ) PI wnetown. — sho Lot || HELEN’? Nort gate) | OES m preferred, (89) | WESTMi 8 a week ban 6) | eee 23° Che ath. sun Sy woe SE. Gast weer saniter wane = - ? ~ a 1 b 12 M ple emploved COT vate famil iciitagen: taat.annae nk, | __ hor PINE B heat rooms ; 2 ETZEL, tor service: $75 iciteh- 3 rooms Wo? ECK RE os —4 latee room abanne: pee ew | S Tr @) N ed 5 y. Ca ho ____ (c4 Imelr L, ik, 561 $7 feo an ND BVE LTY se 8 conv EA ade in. VY n h WAFFIT?— 50" orthw (c6) beng a Tare ae sg hot-water =o) WEST meenine ton ON aa ee (4) ween: aa Four 75: own- +0 of t ls nd sun. eS ERFuL | __*_ mote ain OOF a auaewton: soe A. eaitont : L ESTATE C 3 One ou : __with bo 5S7——N est ) leon} 756A——9 ing E BL clea ctive | Olive EDW ae, {c) Parke ¥ Bm ped Ha CLEVI ern c ——5-roo (c6 KERN, x venier WUR r Silent Piano ard. Forest 19003." SURES suite inet a jetme, front wien Pine or 3054 — Tare cannon he palin 5855, 4: immediate woe: i ae Ma i aiace: naw — a aware : ARDS ors : cou __ ome LLE. Fo rn hom plet BL ng: al ousekeep- PA EL e 37 oi ne wly ——{ ( a I | VA\D , CALIFOR! South ce DELMAR BL 30: 5735—Room: a74aW adult — eo 2 tsonvs._ eed coment {near hosplta ; saa ‘Son YORK LEIGH E 78 or ULE 7 Md 1453. decorated: poe bath, ait a | I | board NiA7 3539, : 50 w 3970 —eLa private == or thous Water. porated. atal Eroup: ock fr 49 FFI room { 4061A , hope _ 629 ‘| ne for 539A— DELMA eek each; re (91) |ROO —————— sekeepin FORS og, HB car 1} om 34 WES CI teen Ss —Up ad 1006 OLIVE (¢4) | i 9 aa conveniencce” i oak Bi. 4352 2 Rentlemen, room, no FOR RENT—c eras: | goo gafticlency creat tise. inet] ETREPRO LOCATIC ENCIES | cravecani at i eden light : STEINWA 04) | tlenibn or inde ces. 8 R clean home. oo S and flats, — bby ry ge: ener’ 2—5 __(c62) 1) “AN set space. Call . AY—Gi ray ) ji] —noom n or ladi —Wirat- id- | __ 4! con BL.., 3820-—Ne ean see _conveni ~ flats, OLO pona ble: = Unitwatio wen rooms: H RO IN and D. 4148 e. Call : VOORT- O00. tiful co inch all co 3375, - Grand 835 bird’ flo oor fron b, 4017 a> e. arnished - quiet nfurnished N. 17 , ing | FURN . SCOTT. rict; rea ~ea: age tS oth oon Av ’ Co. ight LATS ARK ON BARNEY, son Ugee ie on: + a McDO convenience’ S.—Room gout ‘Toor DELMAR, ae i or cou Sleeping r r pees couple. ca mais h. (°2) cuenen teas A 800 Cheatn’ Forest an — so ROOMS, monly Chest FOR R on @EAL ESTATS ; tei SVANDER. mat: & ~ eae and board: Bie. 7 oomns 608—Houseke wii Lindeil 2031.1. Ries McPhe: ZAPARTSIENT- 3 ‘o3) IN =*. (82 focrey sore a a Be ee reas (064 . (c myers il Pr tony ; AR eam h eepin 0) | ez ——— ING _*_herson Feaaenabia henke” ) rou fed ark ay. 77 KI 7 } : | PLAY © | Pa 2806 aaa ' Saanenee gs gO rg = and Seg, | _noows mmr OSCR WO Teoma =D | $800 Duper. Noch seit te com | Baran pie comin ni bene Soginel Hal obser sail betwesn oP unre See ai ? ' 1] ROON Gra wi >| DE space. Land oor fro 22) ectric —Two. ur NGSBU ped. _. ant _ owns L ” woo, | Most 1 tae ) NE, oyed ; t Cars ; pom ; Fee tee a hom Ki ee i Fy ed @anman been INGIL el a rood | At wract uffed Murph sant In lz s. BF RE only m fi r EST! 088) e or @ 507: eS CPR 37 ENR m; steam h omp] ta a ( e; eT J light gas. ligh ants la L, A 1938 with ive break set, MA bed iron GBY ALTY $35 at. Ae ATE | rm Forest_ 8 5073—Lovel uch. IGHT. 5 heat, phon hcusekecnee sayy 2nd Sounticeietent cath: OREON fan” —— (cB ancien sect’ Tringed ve furnish ER, 2 Co. 907 Chest. ae OW — —EXx ey ' s 436 er . as Sat ___ ch . electri Lgl __bat 331A——3 7 Ch me er | i CHA roof i 9 52. 50 W CABA UM. people; y sin le ee = n bede: 911—Nj me; reas keeping Page: eeping: th E.. & R. m 1an oO. » aaa: ) aluminumware. c. vet , — . lau est- BE aot eat: r oa! NG ltv ; NNE 6514. ; excel room. 1 NID priva cely f onable ee reasonab neat | PERSHING ha: G. SCO ; $630 $85. silver, set, co Ugs, GEYER indry, ga roo (cD) LT, 135 i nge for a e orsexcl E ing , D © posed fro 6616——A ares ent mes bono Ha private, Cabany 375K __ | ROO . le. For- RSHIN TT, ‘S0 ieee Ce elerert 2652 rage. $37.50 electric. ) | ___ 5-room. 7 hie A nt, Pores han change; man ecid ek nal front Raila ante | eee 5243—C ny 3 rocen: | 77 MS . ecw pillage 0 Che BRO dish ectric 2——Fou , $37.5 fas fla NGE orest 28:38. hou hot. | Teom \ . : W ide Toda poard; emp ake. eee oe 408). | ee @; boa ‘vic TOR ROOM _AND panes. Sree 0 (A stnut. WN es,| ARCHSE aaeyier: damaeemaan (4) SEMP S P ifieat real 2638 se. car harae Mt | V nent. _ loyed sm hern 2 GHT, 5 ard optional. neighborho M AND RO BOA PERSI m_effi pt. 107 = (C5) ING (a6) li SHOEF decora = “ba 4) rootmn.” 141 og cates.- B estate. ~~ or |, bard a U ey ~ S001A- ‘st fipor with ENRIGHT —aagy aun seam fen? (063 ROOM ytle, 1124 RD Wid. —Wanted | pa: . . tek” —— oub- | Denuctrean 36 _PRRSHT TMEN ICKORY, - OO. 825 Gk $33: mp. 916 Wi gee _ Hoat spt lousing usual’ , | ng; rea —Sou apart- w unie; oom, f . { AND pt 2A _N —-Ce ms, 1 ook f look (c#) weonaate te NG TS gas 234 Chestnut VERN Wainw: coe equity in is. Fore i || Dist ; reasonable. _ uth fr (cB 2 ch ell fu 4607 reasona or 1 o and BOA _N. @aylor. ntra]l w _ Parlor ; meludin rom F i apart ully f Fireproo H cas; $28. 5%—4 nut NON e zhbort floors, in a mm 3) | Hf 1006 O ER $6. tat th front; home aa -Housekeepi able. (4) | mean son, 15 RD Wt est. | WA rent 4110: neon ‘orest Park, 7 see ty eg iy Greer or But CKO roo (c62) —nished; | : Dale proments. ‘arn, 2, moder } , # LIVE | 6; table ie 30k $6795 ® cook- EUCI single, ing; 4) | Rox e, near ‘seh home d —Worki ASHINGTO 10; ‘part att ping: all ompletely. f 4-roo Idine. bath; 10 220 ms, electfic Fusnec Piano; . EXC woperty.— carages: not ; ped ot ‘ REPRO INRIGH" board, Room a o~ AD, 777 SY double : large IW td. choo). 'B privile ing ™man ‘Grand)— N BI Urty wiib yr and an ractive large. furnish m effici JO 10 day maid: c, F . * ‘TANG Box a for enut ; . : DUCIN (c4) cel] Tr, 57 $4. and b > | — MPt. ol N.—N clean ; near —Si ox K- 8: pri with . and ee ow. (c62) jammer ane = athe chee ency __ JOHN A = ye Ag ne La bans ight ihe; 1. P.- ty | PY . sell decnedes PI saver ™ 45—Sp board, | BUCLID BP > Gomescpyd furnished 3-1 CHE + hee gr 16s, Pep | £ lates liven” a. a lincludes ligben omeitke: welt’ , boeee | oe oye Sagi bares 3. rooms. TS ANDA sii above: carage: S701 Ri -D.(e) | Panes . : 5 aeeeal tubeo. hen ale —~ Sie alee lendid 1 _ 1} 45 ID, 333 } sralaed Crcen| after 4: ~~, is —-D. Send ceo eflieiener main ena. swans on. ail comets ul roome: | Wow ULIC. 37 ins "728 obo . | PLAT Dd ‘ ISH-BURNS 401 Sullivan: ow Dp | tubes. || FOREST \] Kents ocation ean: ll awelw de 3-room OOM es... Grama ie by lady am om, 14x18: in sliver olen eaten. a: t-in_tub; 10—3 Ches Wd, 7 I RNS want room fine Seen “mak io Pa or c mn: ex- 748W. nt: mod ae aS ase em AND irand 6 al and U y:|Ww nt. exce]] x18: in each keeping: every s for ments: ated: JUNTIAT - modern rooms, Chestnut. — ferred. ; NG H S$. 110 cottag Ss and a 8. make: board f ARK 8B ouple BV. ern c front _(c4)] ployed, BOARD ane ren: ATERM: ent vie includes | °° ™ elevat lee enue renta Vv A, PA. 3884 — Murph ll or OUSE 0 Ces e or fi reniet or 20 L., = ANS, onveni room Rode ientinn, wid.— va AN, 5: we: Fennee- s60. ) —Olive 5555.7 ARD L. BALE rooms, gun rental { yt Ps urphy beds. tlle bat fur ME cRAM floors, steam heat. 5 c76) BIRCHE 3 Apartment Ob Ry building. * i y of es th LINDELL eating, mode: exce KNETS ORD ea a A 16>} ROO! nt.__Call td.— Girl_ ndell. APARTME ie a len, slow None ee hotel service with Bc. 9701—5 1 Apply 3900 7 b "WON eles W td —Si (c89), | 2 tion. special at are oo a1. BI RES 2. odern c el- pot AR rn exposure, con: MMATB | Cabany 5 to share Fir RTMENT F r 18 N. %th eutiiae en: ieht, jeautifully rvice: on mre —S rooms, 0 istrict, 4, $0 wasn low residence. f-401, Pow vitable f w consid celler room: 3940 on- | Kp m; reaso 6179 re; con-| ~ ment 41 Wtd.—G 5ST39W 3. apart- open S rooms, 8 KING OR RENT ss y Nn » rooms. every a ice. ‘a sitoorated: _ 8 NESOTA dern: GENEBV ton 4 have ® and ces, ani (c8 or me era nt table. mode —Beauti (4) SNSIN na ble —Hand ent._.210 De B Ba irl to ._ (c65 rat porch tile ba SBURY ‘ 4586 fanage See ‘aartme itor « ; ink, elec 4714— low- . EVIBVE, pas Wis} a-nun cottage ness fh) liet - | McPHE ee. a ful stea mat pee hone of Aa FOE tas some; alivie share Ay ed: first heat th. h or Fon Pao rt te erv. | MINN tric, ave.) (c6 electric 4 Siar sete aver of @ on South Bide w S __3 dathe IN, 447 nces; = S818R. enience SBA Nicely Fae: ont e. Ant. 8. ¢ “ 2 requ ss cond tor #e flo 2123 nous es. or ments i sing] A, 46 3 coms. thle | L r 397. t EBER IE us live b Side | 5H D . 8: ho) 1‘74—91 “lx 8: genti celv f e2) |ALGA HO 5. (e65) | On H ired; open ition: rvice: ors, Intern SAM call © to- es; very -2 mem “1 s475 splendid" 2.0, 30 BeFbnT et) sian ee Semaieen tae aos __Olive 40g, SPSTEIN. ts: Sarees te SARE neh ie agea Rrestnut.ccr)| tan, ae modera conveniences 68) | Pane $0178 . hve, geveral fing hovers wig lon 4 eee ca. . co and lo e fr . 4611—F4 eeping SOokin " and E ry room: phon 9 Ch A 29 (rea CO.. 921 « re- aleeni ew 4r aw . vours uyer td. pro vs me Straube » Manogany 5. oking. h pfloor: lovely | st opii Bh Sat bee ee a ALB. g. Delmer 5003" m: dinjng 4949-1 estnut, | CASS SD REALTY © 1_Ch AUG H con Si Soaw'e | Garde t_cars WLING REAL a... set Bent tee HIN y 66645. Sym Be McPI Delmar 44133 floor + ANY er 5603. firet-othen SI WES , . 910- UTy coms: hestnut. | R 1G. H. GE ch: stri reakfast To » Add 12th e REAL ESTA vou | tifu ’ miniat . . $400 furn GTON d Janit HERS sarrrar 44 ly fur north: A HO ’ -Class xX ROO ST __ wat 1 Th CoO. s; $11 RUTG 7>ERLIN _ 5 moder st roo i- | BU and Che EST ul " ure ished rooms: excel Re prec 6 onermes ON 4040 Gey nished; rea-| fort bopular- TEI MS AN PINE . | Ass Ss Ree eee oak Stes ge R. = ane “FUR : 1, BUNGALOWS estes etn. tal the ef NE vez + +s $500 enamel lar a ares, weit] MSE SY ig coe sath Fou aingbwction for beat rae PAGE | Mein, sos! wo Ratna, PARLOR. Cath btivant Deut a pee cra FEE Chestnut N. HOUSES | arene, OY se WANTED TREM W : = roo L a RSON = r; re room; rates eauty el; we "Mal CLAU rated | CLARK. ER ms, se rand 4 papere e roo : evs wa chumond — Pp WEST mm: good b , 8821—_N room NN. 4apaa asonab! } — For and h invit n 596 DE E anartm n 35 . ith electri (74) INCEN nd 445 4 and ms, FUR South my THY iting: Height Str ANO EST MINSTER boa md Nical 2g in priv 98A——Ne » LAM rest 3931. ome com- en | ROOM AI | newly decora 22 e Guar 5 ae sleepin T. 292 paint.| .f NISHED MPSON subsalt Wake traube Pl S t meal PI ~ reasonab! fur. | MAP ate fami! eatly fur mo ILTON (c62) T SO ae, AN. sub- | KIGHT orated; $2 $22) Taree Tee _marhle g porch: 9A—-4 nl (c5) giully Foe HOUS co rR. CO what ayer oie 8, reasons 5746—R bie. (ed) LE. 504: M.-- _ cnalh Lindel! rnished any a opean an: A HOTE ~) Os SU — _ 8th, aM we ond EENTH. 2 esi light Tees Sn ST. Vv > - sink: ad moderp ce ‘fToom . 56. Gran ished Re ee 8S . #872 Det: Straube, » Walnut ible. Cabany 381 Party owning hor 1 16743.|° the lane L 5544 BLE c® wd floor; open’ $25, \ Ol 62) h. veeict ulta” preferred: $4 ¥ 1 EER ts, —— aD a ~ 2: MAP! ning h ee room om yroom e fami! erate and Pe T AT EIGHT open ; Ns (c62) Ww eelc T. 2712 erred : eat; ee: Apa ee), e ’ miniatu ** . $650 : y 3816 HB. 601 ome. Cab for . (89) illite for chi y hote! Prices. camnl rshing ONCE EBNT 25. O rom ~) OLE: PO etric: $3 ~~ be _ $40. SUBU ‘Vi rtmen 3 Gilbe re ’ ROOMS MES pryate. fan 7—W bany 16747 ‘lema laren: excaation Cad- | Zef 2! sheler feseaean 0 a. & 5. Olive 1938, **~ LLA 5: eautiful | JUBURB p IMENT nts Wa: i] rt Gran J mah.. $575 ROOM— FOR (c4) PLE Be, Well furnished ‘iJ, n; LAC excellent cz with afficiens : a. 106: at i338 N. th. RE 8s. hr 938, SEO" CK, 1OoL N * at rooms, CR AN % 1 Side, i ma =) tchen ; 2624 | e 3385 —Sinel SPatch. uth Bide.| | e a. wate eeping LL P ~—e. bie eunita = rk AV. and 27 2707 Frask. SEVE TH 24 floor: ~—-s nt NOM ele. 3-4 roome, °. : hats rm — aa. “T8356 at r, electri & T A h utsid ell a and I wat N e r ‘) CORR ren ex ent: moor ae (c$®) y 3 ' A 4300 | ZA heat: *® roo rrange acied and er, Sa A Se one __ Open; $1 12 WX ric, oomes t REN Pr mereyon Doi cone The, be eal ym an ae ea a |S aut PLAna HOTEL ii itr aie et Se a iad ent tf Sheen zoe | SMO Se aretha tf bi erp .:.. > + the ore buropea » BI. ng oset nt: Fh . £ Hi e 193 clean SF2 eh, articu!) hor- | y ent 7 NRW BER ER o: geatiomen! porch on pos be Dleasant hoi pean ~ Effic plant. tS HERIDAN nquire 1963 0" —y wonton: gal aie fiats: COMPTON J. M. OF 4. Daas > eee, ae KLIN nished 80 passe r meiik bath iene we O—4 Gar- pik store: G. x 11 noe (an) es X ahh week ind ctr: NE RY "TER. 1700 —Connestina ) f food: Fetes reason surroundin s rooms, | Handy for. y Apts, f ** | Wasi a1iga Seams ewe OO) | SHAW. 3 CK. 101 N. 8 saad to. | DRIGIS 45 Q NC Wid a Wanted pe : ede i 100-—Housskiseping reome, keeping; Olives reasonable Teasonabie. “Lindell Sas | Pah dy for two car tit or Rome REALE RO. 2 Greetnti. ro Tn, YX aa SH ey Sof mtg : a : a oa ae BAE el Sago, Fooma, | © teen ites oar steam Bom i bus! DouGi festa! levator! lines. but LTY CO.. 921 Chest anENA out: garage. Onn ae teh FRANKLIN 271 as, phoo!. “Box T40n) Fn cores “ae Be R& ASHINGTON erie and ho OL as eee ee u bg) | DOUGHERTY-sh nts $72.60 _Dutit-tn bath 1 oe floors rent 8 3957 inne bats aatabes | 8 77 4 B30-000 Wid. —V roe, hh | SCH , ae ; Waal 7 50 wu ii—s2 j i. ~~d for ate SER TT-SHEEH 0-$ ap retio nf ‘| ALLEN ENAN rent | $60. six (5 ‘ 707 Fran ' With alued ff (7 RO) omen FU itNaTo leepin “Ay | wrantes: D. for Heht house. Re AN, ur. | LUPFER it month ba NDOAH: 309 Call — Peanicix nklin ‘Suburi... Valued from $15,000 . ) le @ran Tae AON eg eo ae n_ heat a“ al i th; m HH: ” all Grand le first NK . ; | pha exchas mion, 5 000 LLER 14—Fro — nigewater in on Se Apart L_ Chestnut. | G ASHLA 138 Che SHEN nodern ; S820-— rand 1567w.| 2907 Lae. 58 | _ ime for 2400 fee Ww ‘- d-Lead nt housek 4 in room steam. IN T ments re este - -* ti! ANDOAH, : $50: ost aman 07 electric. Adare. ore adak ta or feet. 3 . room : 2A—lI : $6 = ROS HE BE fo Ww ut st, L te bath 4102 !_oDden rooms Frankl ene 7 4 woe anal nd. on a . aer (c89 coro tw every arge Der pa EDAL, ST I r Ren 2,8 * SHPNAND« hea nl , . GR. klin. . LO atreet two ast “ve a A BRiA [wo gentler conv elegant (ot) i se bul rime E AN t it Lys 7 jenin heat furnished: “‘veasonabie ' ATIOT. —— OMIS. ma de : a 89) ATR. Cara weihnai PAGE hi foe cnloncee nay furnish aoa AGENTS’ R ana te +t wags Ge Aing ,WATERM) : : 42. A— 723 "Sh — com shed: reason odern, worst 3252343 or : ee 3 mee | Oa oak on vate fam 5087A—Toom, gen cou ed ee lst sente aaa pedest AN Three rooms: estnut.| Grané kitchene @inine Rra na bie. nice — Col anne CF n, oli furnished : od ity ; AL ple or oi4 Boren Lists DOU $77. Botan -in th la avator! hot- stnut, | Orand_ 1507 WW. = room nd-new fiat. Lice t : Rie ored—Ww >| Baxt ——— | gas range; 5 pousel jj refere SC eee GHE a nelow tile wa- ULA : bedrcoman ; o1 N. | v 20 anted on wate. teh) Moy yy ph iOS Chesnut’ 227.22 222200000 K; RTY-SHEE wal pe | SOL ARDY. Lets S all TWENTIETH, ped _for pF, 7 a _— ; conven ack 444 M. Broadway ss bine Jerney -OTHER cl . , " ’ ma, bath, vse Bere’ , Sg” orraine: 3S aves re : ay a the * ~ rent; eat New Yor _, pH vacant. le N ’ ‘AR ~—: York each. any es we . ia . ‘ me WAN’ elt y : (4 a 3 Li er. or cnn ED . , tad er : J Meee i . art SD unity, Beat _ | tle * ey oa a ,. 4} ’ 1 teen * eae (cy) Goutig ee tts, ee hers = PAF = 2

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FET POM, 2 3 ae i e Fa Ri ok Rt ts ¢ EPPS Tad Te PT ae ; - > ae i PASS RB a wo : Po ee Leet Ps _ PR BUMPS. 9 107,821 HOUSE S, FLATS, FOR RENT, etc. Ads last year—36,950 MORE th .an the aE MB i ] soe heT HREE other St. f. Louis newspapers COMBINED. 7 eaati : 33 OST -DISPATS F _aemmam yri or “unfurnished : roe. ; mt. Lindell 1040. (6) | Mis rhs sourt *“ARM—For —— For , WYOMING, - 3940-—N : ~~ - Central |! proved oe ceale oti exe hange: £80. im- | —— 2 P’TM,TS, FOR SALE . FLATS, ; room fat; uite 2 . stri 5x130; one story. Box-196, in RAP ee ee Lace Free: $5000 | —— _fortn FLAT fortn AP T™ TS, FOR SALE RES - Ame Yooy sp! denial i-—7S acres: 25 acres” ——— . a ( ’ ees sAT—1018 N ‘ 7 I , 3 29.000 “and 16.000 sa. ft : Bea 48 acres Pes Bon Sm in cultivation | fh allon P ark Home _ cash, $36 FTE Na 4-5 rooms; $150)~ West DENCES FOR SALE ‘LOAN M eH08: S. Ist, (c100) | 689" Doddrhige a n Iron County BEAUTIFUL 7-K00M FLAT —~2642 ive 8150. ra DOUBLE 3 The hoiined Ww S ON PERSON’L PROP’ Ess IRL7A. s. KI os store wit bP room o Mo. Dodd ridge “y Baden. S call ut IN Phe ADE Ll. pia ee oy! and o ghey . Bridgz re: good fiat 1 : C 4 l P ce e . ‘saan $12,750 . ™ IUBI ans est MONEY tc salaried t P Y BUSIN © On SALE Bee .£ ? ace aden, Mt, ie. SPRCTION B ae ee a 2 ectric, cari e: 1 at. 4) Condition, - — -family, | Py — confid people: easy pay Bb 'yY F ee! 2 . GE 0. was Sere La’ | T Y APPOINTMENT ON ’ ae ae ae agi - reasonabl . erms, in Al al HOU = nfidertial. 188 mene : EAUTY PARLAOR— ‘i n te 7 _——— ~~~ -—— — i ; 4s NLY ‘ "RE LLL. *~sbe ~ idadie Io Ll, IS. R ~- on 4 Sk B AR ‘ AT Bld I Railway Ex h Real barwain ; ae condition. KOTSR REA as F * wil Modern tore: a ¥d = CRS, pai. s home is of superior const MLA T—271° .A 4 (Chestnut, | ealtors, Arcade Bide ee 6550-52 M - 2 GAIN Ez cnan : bart! ~ comp. eve paul ’ Ch | pation rent reasonable. °° | CITY REAL 7 ughout, massive brick and Fuction bath, Pin eg men, anak ful 3 TWO 4 AND 5 ildg. Olive 378 | garages: pg ; # rooms QUI NEY {c] poet ished wudnt; koud bude ‘heer = : , iled floor, 1d stone porch, furnace, electric ul 5-6, tile | T AND 5 ROOM Ik — t is: only § on h, modern; | F CK MONEY : 4-year louse: Be ALTY 2707 Franklin, EST’ re FOR SAL Ours his Spanish tile reof, etc., tl diate possession. tric, garage; imme wo bio ks south of L ATs WOLF “POL. ACK ily $14.50 ‘ or salaried peovle, on thei Sea DE , ct rwims; a Ghee. ‘ uthwest q = ao LAOT—C orner. EF moderna. arrangement oni ne wor Ren gel- Webe ‘ e@- and ‘ Tam ‘ : S Forest Park. 123° tO] XN ty oO . without indoreer and w eir own note ie: leaving x bs ‘ — ie : pletely eauipned of- ul in Blue Rid ‘n to | ique; must | js eber, 3127 8. Gr ' ‘Tamm: tile bath, dot od Seen ive 3583 | emplove ithout know le’ae of | iseatry & = BELI EViIEW 19%3 : R cellent site f ge terrace: Aw © arprreciated. FLA’ S. Grand. Gran - : REALT : ble garace tra r or anyone: onaie " . PY Altut R . al. . 19354 one DOM Ex18 feat. one 10x18 feet:) Tigi ; or fiat or apart A. Gangs, Aut. 22 4 FS ATV ar ant r rand 9o44 ahi ony s Y CO., 6128A Easton. re ‘ ____._ 23) | charces. _ Amie av payments. qmall hoi te Lowntown buildin Wal rish SONI mating Sade eel yent one or both: desks, furniture. ght. Box 309, Post-Dispatch. Brice | | +live 934% Am yy hte (et Pee, worth aie ay BOR ay wept > ee aa ean r RESIDENCE eee Exchange Bile Co.. eas | Boao moe Blow 3 : or desk room. Call 307 | Saeeemene _ —_—-— N, sth.(evl) ‘tric: large , ooms, be ~o0 - B. eee cee £6 : : PRIV . va cle) AUT : ; DEVONSHIRE, | 4933— pes iy Wade. 11s. m_daily, ic) | Northwest | N ect: Vinee ot: ‘bargain Oly "$900 | motern:,tmeieat | oe a VATE LOANS te fginitire_owmare: | rave Fag ith eet “a ad . Tris) ’ et; ome; . . . - . Call ‘Grand 1807W. "0 Foam . - corner jof: , eultable for. cnt $30 RU Y y OU R 8 | BE NGALOW LN orthwest ive 2° N. ¢ ‘OORE RR. EK co NER - alia S10 s00" a A double brick = | bath ns. 4 bedrooms, steam heat. tile bs ae 207 V ictoria fide. “Bik The. | oP Laven ‘ x + urther infor wyadion. © ve $12 7 a » Tth an ranklin: rent 50. — the wen erernge —New: 4r S (ne ; NE REAL’ Co” NRY H. HAFF- | \7 OM —-6-roon ‘ | M ooms and bre o. : FAM 5 foo) : 0. Oo : G-ROVALING He MURDOCK, 493 6. : — 587 Ww a. Me Casement. “05108 or | gas and electric. alks made; sewer, watet $5700. Keys ree 39 in dern; price | end beds. hot-water a. — fast rooms. BTxx abel § APARTMENT ct ta GROSS | Ls ol I. U or. 4th and Pj byl automobiles: don’t lose yvour car*. Ww -—23 roome compl ow st AND BAR porch, strictly mod room ¢ . eq. ft. | Penrose Puri on Aubert ay adjoit BUNGALOW ge “te Davidson, icuy 4 ® throughout: garage f t. - ardwoed |and 4 r st; 9 suites of 5 roor a nda ine Sts. _ pay off old loans; drive your | : oe ime $100 dal my f hed, Do- AU G. H. GE R ‘ ern: : * Zz as ae ic62) hichw a ‘. ene block ona “* i peas TR rooms , 4 765 Terrace: stucco: fiv u for price and cal © or “ cars. ¢ ‘all ‘ roo ns all under lease: : ns and 3 [ 2 . monthly. Waiter I. eae ir car. Day back resta ul ly busilwess : south LING y t f t ive ] 4 ‘wl wa ERLING R. CO | SD PIND 1G ma and block of Kine. Die . bath. furnace: year ; ANDERSON - d of nites iaedl | ‘ wery desirable ~ . ~~ : t desirable tel light ‘manufact uring ing mn bis line, A fe ee | LAT ‘ Gravois. Riverside ‘2! = SOS Che LANN, ' ’ condition ; income & . ling DIATE “Al ' - “ - — (>) LOU Stmucy- i tant wee SS oti low re . ante py Be the ridicul ously low prt “3 $3 Birt ‘ JO"1L Montana: beautiful 200. | $350 CASH ay i4 co aot (c4) |. . irgain and inspection af ype this | | 3075 Page: Senet ‘err POSSESSION $5 OR MORE > Sah aan ‘PXCHANGE, 709 Victor! c y 4085 - a0— = r : PAL TY. ‘co 9°] ‘ ‘heatn it , . See me at 7 i: ‘ ce o S35 sivie: oO i. 9 « - - ‘auLlitu nungalow f mil: aad Ss 3 North \ ; Mr Cre vari f Vini CONnVINCeS ; rooms, ha j . u ‘ \y - -story " ” . (es , . 4 . axcust CYntral 41% ry 4 \ >. 9s Sh stnut st. . -. NN. Kin ‘sh ’ Re nee)- Ww ~ ar sSarage. it ; S:5950. Ow wie larket. 3- | VW ~% N71 7 i } “nr a r wood fioore: wre k, 4 onfidential service . > AF KE AND d-4t 38. rent reduced. Ri rooms, } poe selecti eshighway | ebe r 3127 8. Gr e540 live R150 all IRL _ , . korés ruoO ( of 4 ' . | Gara; a ; and 3S rooms: double Jriginal **¢ stnut st, nical Ride fo) In Wes NG BUSINESS— 6-room sin le; che Very — 14th rirect white way: ECT A JOT e UNGALOW = t “uu. (cS89) lonly $ in Kood — tion md 5 | 1000. ; double -- =~ “Quick & Sale W DO \ estern Silitiole town, @ cheap rent. — busine: - AYT Ik tiful, 5615 Nort! M only $4500: easy | on; fine location felt: 4 ¢ anted’ Agents NOT | OSE Y Ww buciness of 9a000 : a oe TOW WER GROVE. 1200A tA bsg ft yelnne ss loc atio u mode Tn, > 1 ar ket: beau- 31 SH is . | on and { rooins @o ral ka i i ( R $. AR pte a year; selitog om nina Zen DUTTON & KE mK water } 2-story. 4 rooms ies SH-BURNS, J105 © 260 Isadore; 4-5 ) eel t Ppaon rr unt of sickness. ~ Sg Bs BRIC : \ AL ENBRI™. % reat. h rooms, hot- » Chestnut 3-0 POOTHS. Sannt ‘ ' yA \ Ho Ang ¥er WADE. . G41 apd 6423— (Guar « 4 Sa | 2OR4. 76) gerere big hard wood floors, slate roof. 117 Rr FLAT BARG \IN —o A 4) [ + aay ae 3 and 3S rooms ¢ 500. W gad) 1D N D HOMES We a ay ( ff y our Old Loan amy. ¢ harles M. gan, 1 423A 3 » ’ oe = —Davylighr: Srl-BU ulin gremen av.: subs l esi ote Briiliante: . n@ 4 ‘ cen IAN ‘ advance yo mney ry Aree on ; -fooms. newly a. ee re , 7 oe ~~ A A or “Jease: iri - ING: ‘away | COTTAGE— RNS, 1105. Chestnut st heiok flat. h on By AP siantiallv buift $8000, ; , } and 4 rooms: , 11- room house hy, adn ‘l, Bh, Car left in wane meeeeee ROC? CONFECTIONERY — And ¢ tc4) 216 Wainwright Bids. ings. so your work will x cart at once: SSsiE AND AND PENROSE. LEE frame 2 64- o574 Powers: 4 — seen fe on street car and conveniently leCRADY REALTY CO., G1V8A E nian; Sono; easy terms: ne o:: woe S28 Locust. — open Sunday, near sec hoot ; delicatessen Lan aideineies a a in every naneed "aaals proaress \ ‘ENIE Wee IN AVS . , dure , voaen Plea, a. With or w ithout , rs onae oe ol workman « re TR 0 ] nes } «] ‘ : a= ny 28717 _ Oi ary — 5365 » CABANNE A\ 12 O1VE floor. infeniate aervice. this week. SAS Lansdowne. must sell West eq her Mfg. Ca... 507 NN. Broadway. 6th i ‘ : - ; z ‘ . 13 aha: Bs! A” ] l° R. Al. SEE THE: te - Lane. Forest 1657 > 7 Hy \ 7" ae phy and terme ‘Art rl | Single K lat ‘ ] 174 BI . water nana: — hon 1, le rooms: , - R ANGAN | r IN ANC i mu = tg e ior a ION ER Y—tjood husiness - good “2% j ; y m A* cs oh , pale cae ts ‘ ‘ reek ' ‘ a ‘ize a : es a : . nm . HELLEVU KE, 2313—Mode 7. Ome —? ase N OF 0 er *o. 6547 Cote Bein BUNGALOWS ~| Open Monday eC LICH R. & I. CO. a dai: bare Ys ackstone /|fase and drive: ton Ppointments, + hy ~ oe school and factory. 3105 N. cEny bei, bot-waser beat: med RY 5 | URE Bey ARCUS AV. FROM aus TOs and ait Miante: 4 rooms and sun | — ICH OR. & 1. OO. | iris: $078k! tame ft penne tiem 5137 ENRIGHT. make offer. LOANS ON REA» ESTATE | CONFECTIONERY & ROO : 4 4 a : ‘ ' ; . - ; "hk " rT . M4 wher, Forest 1041 W. 7A iS ST ATION AND G ARAG i aeeiibeliine to din ¢ ME a = and 3108 Abner pl.: doors. furnace. SINGLE % AND 2—s10 - Hp Ee. CO.” 842 Cheatnut. (04) latest i: eae eee lern home. with al FIRST and second deeds of R af NG BOYLE, 721 5.—46 rooms 2625 N. 20th; tank in, Baldwin. = overlooking ouprenndiak the crest of a hil! 5015 E $1000 casn, v; & rooms, 3907 St. Ferdinand av.: DOWN | r Cor. Cl - beating; 10 Sennen as finest ” plunsbing iPr J reasonable charger. ds 0 eden made; | BE. L. “Y sonable rs “Grand = O11 and garage; ive, Olive 7494. 1o91) | Dermanent concrete 1 COURtTY. It has | garag ie /merson; S rooms, hot-water condition; garage, $4500...” electric; nic rT ara and Wells 3RR2 oak finish. x and | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realto oY Che 400, Tile Guaranty Bidz BASTON, e20A- 5 — sewers. walks rary Heng «yg and aMeve cit, ng pus to door . hot-water heat, | WOlLl-I* LACK. 101 a. 1453-5 Clara av niee corner fiat P 10-room house: DE L MAR. MONEY LOANEI a r, 70H Che atnut. % : $25 ee wood rooms = Some lots So, ve ns and elect: tai * De oT wood: ne y ema . . cy i a4 388! i ; ‘ reoms., bath. f nace , zh n ences. ‘ ai modéer . pre ) — ov OU in ie cWy 7L+1 : ee eee BEN "Al i nice. condition. lecty . Northwest )out and Png gerd $40 ver foot. ome | hardwood —_.* 4 rooms, furnace, TWO APA “ es Ne ee 6172 We ee interest : iinet real eatate. al lowemt “marble. maa f Fountain South in Broadway: 4th fl.. n. Ww. cor. “rh ana a a. .' av iEl.Y sh@sroom i earake. southweat = the substant} ps AR, his subdivision | “? Rg st . i rooms. furnace 8505 aaa | 3° ‘AR ilor BARG AINS ANDERSON-STOCK E-BUERMANN Pay 8-room rhb rmbiateh a oe of trust. JOUN S PI Pro. deeds vent $50; nf im: tables; ETZEL, 5701—5 estout peita bie for automobiles or access : | lows and flats now derate-priced bunga- | ~~ S, 1105 Chestn of Fairground Park 7. bio. ut) 208 Chestnut st. ter heat, 2 concre ce and bath, h 8 hb Che / ST _ LOUIS 7 a ct = ay yr! ¢ : , i ’ -_ | - ‘ j -- | ‘ , . : Ti . diti ‘ I re te = ot. WD ¢ h , has Sian service, Léndej} “3847. Doma: ar lin e: splendid location. egy "| owe Terme if ate Be course of constfuc- | . ah a BE AC ‘ON xT $3050 EM 4 families onch =a fo apartmen =e OOK | on, mood ,lac ation garages; in Al con- ¢ REAL FSTATE LO Ly Chee our et (of ‘Ry | Sth and Locust, NG. 4 eee 61a N.—4 rooms , - ore ; ieRO) Lie! imar a aa ‘ N Sth. ive 9247 7" J a N H ABO’ . r Realtor > ‘ lec tric per A n po ‘ ar. re , ' vi Se ! = New a Pie . at ast , attice eae io Saar _ AND A Vv. joer oe momtiiy ge re tedd ‘ gore Grocery and confectionery ; x mar, and . + | or '@u ae ; See s i -P ’ rT ‘ o ? 0 709 Che Bh . * . . i ~ ty aa : . * , r . ? men . Cc, ~ cj r r ' Y nC i 4 . MJ ' usin s° LAc SDE. ray denis fieor. : — and other SS mi i) Wice 422 BEAC On—8: 1100 gtnu ' T “wy we . JOH N Y RE t" rf A) ae Le 4 A, ; ye Garden: income $8250: lik Ni ¥ TE sate © are coms and | KOOL * Rad jay r-¥ iY gh Fee SN , in good district; es Fuge rte i! cated heated, hot _water, tat a rooms, y ished. ae carer ive rent: heat So th } ind me S P-prchigy frat ne cottage wit? t 1 P | @yen nzE sl and a nd ite b ert. Oy Den cones Ae Been iy te quick buyer; well Realt re. Cen R KAT. T Y CO. . aan 208 25 8 Rroac Wav. ¢ 44 ee aeeneeeinens ney MAPLE, 4017—5-room fiat. vice: 88 imar, Phone el “On CO.. 5715 | LOT—Fine: 66x15 = ; | tric: tern for bath; has furnace and elec: 7 P . icon | Sy WAGNER-G ; entral) 37) FIRST AND po hy BE sais DRUG STORE ly decorated, modern; me — es | half block fron 75; all me ‘ovements: |} JOHN H, ARBOTT. Realt 2 N AGNER-GRANT-BELL ‘BUSINESS DYAS SHELP, 109 —s OF TRUST Located southw s MAPLE, 6048A—B 190 bargain. 1 Cherokee. 3441 Ohio: HERE'S A 1 Reniter, 709 Chertnut. — orthwest BAAD | REALTY CO., PROP. FOR SALE. MONEY TO LOAN—On x8 t> st _{o95) clos a real paying béstneass will” pane ewly ecorat ms, ¢ South § — —— k (7) 5O°S8 Corte oom / i;AIN [| BAe —ob40 Natur > , oe 7?” Chestnut St make and ” rae real estate; we cloee inapecti é, ess d KE. Goed 545 Cabany LDiING— ° | hart. te Brilliante: 5 large | rooms, b atural Bridge: § and 3 — Olive 8621 Cent ic Finan buy 2d deeda of trust, R lea nd modern root . G—9000 ft. fi floor s apac for . ; ve “ hot-water heat urge rooms. tiie | B! al ths, electri: harg: . - : rai li Fina nce * : » sv. Repub- se 10 su it purch ns above; ‘ e. it man- ‘id a eal. garage lo ” oo iH); 6 argain at BUESINESS Ole orp... 1121 Are | ‘ B. le h A aser. MARYVILLL if. 935—Fiat, : wracturer or garkke. Bidney ° 29: 41. 1c62) | SEN ro Southivect ay owner, out cf town. wil by fee ' ture. Bl eh y terms; good business fu- RESIDEN large sto PROP ERTY—35i9 live GOSS. ase * 1z. 400 HEY ~; "INN CO.. 7th and Ch steam heat. 7 TAY, 2219 8,.—P. ~ | ‘D for our tist of so te Ree ee eee iin oe i H-BURNS, 1105 Chestnut ES FOR SALE | and re. g-room flat Easion av.,| WE make and buy 24 ¢ ~~. {0G} lille Guaranty Bidg, O “aa. pau BL, 5220A—7 rooma ye for watchmaker. 8 ‘oaaie a pant of and business fan thee lots for resi: | BUSH-RURNS, 1105 Chestnut 1660 see PRICK—EAS\ TERMS: 7 HOUSES FOR S ADE =| cheap at SH000- P+ ae lerful “secant . trust. PRANK, 712 Chestnut, Olive O17 a Saat © Tks eben te. _ het and "cold wate ~ nce. ate oF rt of city with t e southwestern | moo — 4660 MeCaffery: 3-4 ro — Ieee , > ‘ per : ; terms. $7 lation ive Gis? oe ST a irron er: ; bu J cz 19°86: ‘ 1 taxes paid \ (} OOD ’ naces loub! rooms. baths . 4000 T = 4 —_ h: good i300 caah. S50 a (ci S LING STA PAGE BL. and ¢ BENTH, 12 : ee -~0; now is ti to January ‘ ’ Bl y aces, aoubie garage 1 pt) Thekla, S500 , BLA wed 7 condition — WE make . cos) TION * 5220A— — 78 | 33 S.—Nlore an 8 Sa)! * wv? time t ‘ Os We wz | BEL — oI & bernis, a rara ve , » rooms, fur . - * (Chestnut e« n. SIL VE! and buy sec ue ‘pa One ’ and cold 0A — 7 Fooma, ~) ~ 0, Olive 19358 nd TeOMsS: ahd Sou th a SeAutT is oe Ringshigh 7 © y nod. ara av., 4 rooms, street and al Ar pon : Arcade Bldg. Olive 37! TE nnrlen, poh $1000 cash, balance snanaine ST. ae = AND = at a at. Ol ve 5603. io A 410. mips sors e © central Jeeta of trust: ness oe ee (ons ae corners; busi- PA .— - BROAD . ec: bem Grand 75” oe, | pa 2-car garage: price $3200. — SRILLIANTEH 248 Wes $1°3.500 . 3517-19 ainwrght Bld o.. |@ money- ; lone lease; art, BL., 4201W—-3 rooms, ea i wt Lae od DANDY LOT hen, (SO | (ireater St. Louis Realt ang Co at ieee hahtet o flat, uae’ | furnace, bath and ees ae | PEN _ALTHEIME $10 month, Clark; | ~~ MONTHLY PAY MENT ANS pees Nave, gods yrese egy Ct urnace heat, tele runni store. which is ready f eo T d —_ OPE cg Re os nena lage g 7 ear 4305 W ne aie f STORES AN tO, REALTY ,CO, On First Deeds of — Pos an. ¥ phone. t or immediate | he southea: | BR li nOrch . r 2 cars: | turn $17.500: 16 r : AND FLATS—L: On St. I ‘4 of Trust lapatch young or old couple all » | gies gion, See -is. BB. sa neast corner of Ki rshicl IC K BU NG AL IOUN H . his is a bargai! surnace Aan rooms, | in: $30,000; 3 5114-16-18 Frank . Louis City or County R . PLAYRAT SHOP month. ple preferred; $45 DY EPSTEIN. S19 Ches S. KB. and Colorado; lot 60x17 pager os ehekes. / OW | JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor. 709 C wok hn 1505 Me ‘ “apo x ft. fr 3 stores and fl t Money Avail: 'y Real Estate. i ‘ — West: ° ‘stnut st o bungalow ' Ty x17 restrictes 5387 Arlington: | ~ (09 Chests ~ an, $1,500 : : mt; rent 3% er ats: lot 60- Money Available Imm sly ng, equinpe PE HING. a ano 64. a st. See z 1ilows Oniyv: all ir nprover SPs 4 oy floors Pg ~ = i > roome. hs ar Aw ood ; $1500 ( ASH + iLL Ri \ rut ine writ d ) ; 10 rooms, fur- | Ry } N AL THEIM ih & ber yea : LA bk AY Kk ITE MUTUAL goat 7 f| xtures: d with flo A—b : . . ee ade. tases be ate mth. built-in tub. fur >. ' mo — SE N ALT ats AR — a ST -BRO it E AL T Y ‘ ‘ : sDING Loner ; ors, tile bath, If taneren : ‘ FRANK SEBASTIAN RE | Rarage: price reas _ furnace heat, | furnac nodern flat. I ld ER & BRO. REALTY CO ORES—N. w. cor, 6tt 0. ASSOCIATION ? owner retiring from floral MTS, terested, . % Grand 8114 EALTY Co... | phone Forest 77 asonabie See owner or! ble brick cel ere loors, tile be sat — w. cor. 7th and Ches 4 $45:000; F st e th and Walnut sts. Q. J. McCawley, Sec'y pree 83800. Pn 1 SSS ae. 1 3607 H | t 778M | ’ : . Ani , restnut, | re ores and hoiel; | G. . ST. LOUIS BX RIDGE, 5932 A—Ex Min BL. 4 yu ~~ $07 Hartford, (cd) af | FEINBERG ce $10.500: a bi BEN. ited $8750_ per vel; lot 40x100: | 15 C ;. ©. Carpenter Jr., Pres Sth CHANGE, 709 V torte, BAe. / A] $ - --«- o +, 4 4 - evagte , «* j ‘* ‘ , oo et pg e ay aie Teseas : eins ane ae Fos | LOT—S80x110- is West : OPEN FOR INSPECTION | —y SACKAME NTO AV.— 83000 HOUSE camens 3123- ay, — IAT. BARGAIN Money for Building ‘Loans hartupitys oe ee “wen «P- : = SAL “« sorter emation call Lindel 3489. “ so sy est End, suitable for / IN ¢ sy terms; lot ; aa SE—3116-16%% Clark ‘ ir store and fl MMELMAN > PRO IT. f VERNON. 5639— Lindel 3489 P lat or apart: litable for}, i;ANSS’ CREST HI oer x1°O: two-fam ' » Clark av double @ ' - ata; rent N-SPACKLER RF fish “gnd poultry 3 5 “yi SR01 i —_ se ch) fale. nent: reasonable f¢ = i liandsoine i. ge i L. & ‘ene Y bul ding *) . room howse re nts es u e - 7 Poll ‘ x0 ne F. co cati ’ pou try market: fine ] elec o—5 a, 8 large corner tore hon “Box £00 fOr QUICK “PE vom bungalk voy Tang oeoms each $4500: coo > $70 month; pric 0 L At Kk. “10 ; ' ~ pepe Tth and Chestny - ae 231 ni AUG. ric: pod jocation et ted; reasonable ant. Chee O6ar | — Post-Di spateh RI ee mo =e eulinal . vater; annual rents $43" KEANE @ A.- . = = lative futare. - L N. &th. Olive 3383, Monev ‘See Us’ M. fel) | URNITURE "RUSIS ESS we $1300 Mi A hoe : ; — ; : ‘OO mode i i or ler hit . ] i : > - _ — ial » = 100s | : u Ad ~~ CO) : ° ~- =A ove t 2 4 e and 4-foorm C MRISTIAN B an UTUAI INV . fl... 2. W, Cor, AS | y Li (e4) | Be. : es for ‘3 fi Lae + — nace, _e — t-room bri: bu { res 1550 Lexing (or } he a ' a 31S N. ‘ ; 2900 Wo 5x125: $5500; half ca h B RTD. C R. EB. CO ‘ ESTMENT,. 737 Frisco Bi W Soh 8... 8. a “he — | furnished; barz: By congener urnished or seas) ce OURS SIN R64 nace, til : ot ue Math, T- urnace, bath Sie “a5 - rooms 9 voming st.. s. w x pl Chestn of ALTON, 719A—M : ° arzgain for quick sale S area : ace, tile and brick por Se ota +. Sar ath, elect ' i 2 ian aa 2 ' w. cor. Cali oe ut st (o6) | GARA N, vp we tat : ( ‘ - leav- leg "ae ' . S9: me ™ h: large lot ren on S65) . ' a lot: !: *,. ~ Stores an ” GE—tIn Ww WALTON” et 33487. ern = 4-roomi | > BUSINESS P’RP’SES ya oo Bay Lvs drive, Riverview arid Sananton 4nd mote n. semi offer ii $9000; easy termes, mat _ GR LVEF 6 tee a my? jae. gor & * Palate ITE oe a es % 10 Y ear | A ans 5p we aaa bore ' Re busl- TON, 719a— PA CE Wtd.— LoT—i (e890) | E. A. GANSS. 7 0 Euclid. Bargain pr | SCHEME epee _ 007 Chestnut, (c4)) R . [IEMENZ REAL | : ost-Disnatch, — x _ Forest 3348J. Modern 4-room flat. mad and Olive or wor beauty, indeti | Cal , aoa rae wt ty ey = + A. GANSS, 7 N. 7th. Olive M vr 915 Ka Sena. REAIA y N bh Realtors Central 1571 mts 5 a bed eh gas > flats. bui dings er O qera.t & FILLING STATION . WELLS. 5337—N 7 | . orest 6228. ie orthwest “0 nell vy, Loan correspondei dept ; south; cor ~— Repair a> New Be. _ ) ‘BE A : (eRD) M AG™ Ir ICENT - a 6s rudential Ins. Co. f eut the 5- npletely full: geod ile bath, room effic | ae : LARGE FLAT +0: = els See of America 75-car capacity, hardwood floors, kitchens | | UTIFU L BUNG ALOW | auxcatow South _ “hot-w neisco av.: tile beth. elec- ee. FR! "|S FORES AN Wortn _FRANCISCUS BRALTY CO. (c7) my or: wajeing with vine WEST PINE BI _ Be » | £2! hasdwe: av.. modern 7-room bun brick: m Toom modern; card “puilt ee FLATS—Attractive, well I , MON ST. on Fre electri Ave 4 4201.—8 rooms, “ 50. 00d fioors. hot-a ; it} : odgern: noon. 20°R F , nu built , 1} 1) , aa AR 1 - rea and | & owing location wee tY TO if OAN LOU Is EXCHANGE. 709 i a, gas. hot cold run “‘GREA TE air heat: lat | BUNG ALA W—Will sell = oisgm (4) os rer fo ane r no = MOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut Box bus ne; reasonable p ina anaar © line an 0 BU 'SINESS paaten 4 4 _ 8th and Locust, 41509180. stan bane CAL ESTATE; SM AU vats Mtegllaggal dW 8 ata aR ee of | Sioes Opi AR PS? | ata SESS DROCENTT | aca ese teg Tee month. e / , | AC ss be mo lor. oh asain ited HART Ww 1G. S ic ae ; ry, neil +-room brick residence ; ———- | Consult WELLINGS og est End rn eg gan ACRE TRACTS es UNG arom —5410 Dewey: % = bona LD i yeti ri? +. ction = : “ oO ( : aed > Realtor “00 (the : +" -44 De Tor a ae . 7t th and Chest noneyv maker: lo ] s 3; ome covered with —_ LIP & - v1: ERS Si, 4 ; ae on ’ tche a os 4 fiat oO 8 —— - ‘ . “he stnut. le ased $060 4 ity SL. y atores. nut. _felB) Anothe: ne ease. BUNGALOW 5048 RK ty EN \ "YT ‘Mie hath ai room, nard Lot Po Arg tel ny AV.—314000 7 ment: bargain otiae w , excellent invest- ? ? MONEY ? ? storage: r. 100-car capacity, we ng with .O8Fa: » Tl odern th ' rat one ws : | roi ane ments: . a location: all improve- THEX iIBALD & 2Ok wante ed. In any amount on fi . . reom, 5 ear | busi nese double ee i } ; ’ ree On. : art! or ¢ -. ‘an eco Rate on res ar of lot 1 ome - ~ EW RE AUTIFI sees { irand 157. on trust: prs mpt ae wwe nay —— deeds ton | ‘Deln te rent ee best ed Paes nent; tert an EAUTIFUL STORE, SOU . | will call. Phone O resentative | ©. L. KYE MODERN FLAT, CORNER pt WALTER SCOTT 85" ans Chestnut, (08) | 400 Title Gore ak” “8 Be 5605 MAPLE AT cal A beaut | ) REAL ESTATE CARDS | beautifur fe fo: est i. ; ; some as low as SO0U } dt mth a ry har ood floors. tile bat owne abil, wh anx- tvle a |] renter avi ~~ : =f ‘ ; . “ser 3 voted JO] HN S. BLAKE & BRO.’ R15 Chestnut 5526 Idal ‘ - » ) daho: facing ew sc }: c5) €1°00: price $1°.000: j n' v me hool: rents Do Y N d } Mic Ou ee he loney |: o Giateunl, lous to sell, NER, investigate GROG ERY -ME A M aa t AR} AOOR, re rooms: attractive a. Ja : : e . - ; TEGETHOFF & \ ei | ATTEROTT — R eo. t; © , 62°8A Easton," Par Rengel-Weber, 3127 S. Gr: , ms Parkview 1336. (c@8) _BUNGALOW—6 i? &. Gren Gragg O68 | wee st : | , eBes tile bath. bullt-in | Ww! TNZLICK " , 2 - ¥ . —— | ; South — REALTY. 500 Title Guar. Ride peer 4; mM SPY . . | WE MAK® AND iat ie | FIRST AND SECOND DEEDS | nits “7° ms $2500. : convenient: south K. A. BOKERN uthern expo | RN, Fullerton Bidg | . 7OL BARTMER . WY) & 3; 4 rooms — | | "| Bath tub, bial n hardwoo » with 5-room | pi "ey PO a gM ~~ el sh had les and fixtures: strict. NE W WE 7 L- BL TL. T I ; N. Pic a - G oms; | BUNGAL On 1044 Delors Sidney 4499. : ia. 4 4 AT RESIDENCE S725. |} re ; — lelor’ 3 re ——y ~ ° 3 ie "0 jays ? th moms M seoh O.. an 4 Oianwd fumphrey ~ haautiful mn one ; atest convenience ‘beast gh denen nodern throughout: ow ner will WwW nrice S11. A000 = PE tect r you through far bargain. l | est Banking iptereet For a De m irel-Weber. 31°27 8 Grand. fe asd 9544 | ~ CORNER» INVES oIME NT “paOPERTY Re 18 PINA Boon +, ae sce) | GROVES a meat t: ARGAIN Oli ve 233) ey oo 1 1. flvor. wx neighborhood. moe N saul ntra fet) | GROC === ERY -DEPARTMEN \yneat f ~ T—In t Mar- s , ee eee ee a ee ficiency. WAGNER-GRANT-B i, : 4 : ey aq Hoan COCO SaArage lot 200 ; an REALTY ee co. Hit ) & ca a — reduce ‘a — s7 Row ; a, rec ei h po ie r ne ae naraw ood flo ‘ : , rs, - ANTED a 2% T- 4 ”% Pos J a 4 | : Chestnut st é . __Forest 2694J. fod) ares r+ oo our large list of excellent | ; ROCERY AND MEAT MARK y » »s i eT , ’ ee : cei r " — $2 000 Down —Page 7 JOUN 1. oe of trust. ee aire sales $100 a day ere Avér- i anc Walton! prrer prep TT. Realtor. 70% Chestnut South, Side location. "Call 4016 tea ‘EED TRUST 7 p.m. ” mT Wid— $2500: will | GROCERY—And meat : (39) market: cor- NGAL OW —_ — roonis carae bes . AQgce chicken i ; . erms - 4 e . ‘* I . . . s . 5 me % \ , s' ) : , : : 4 4 ' Ris | > ri 7 IDENCE—1743 Simpson pl.; % rooms 4 FLATS FOR RENT—F we OT urn UARTEK CENTURY hous e all fy ; P dat e open af we oT a made: . , € ‘ unda\ asennad ™ > we. Se OWNER WANTS “SALE E # - t DU “ye | . . > w on Pn , mt 0 \ ~ a a eat has oe —. bath hardwood floors eam | very enst + ged stores; ‘bargain ‘price, | pay 7 per cent. R | GLICK RE. CA, ge « b oa ox T-211, Post-Dis.te) ‘ " *hy rea fron? f 1 = | er location, (cM) FROM $100 UP | an, in colored paameece. ~ an; selling oy aecoun t of sick- - FRANK —Sanicmons - al ywner, 7408 Gavola. ner, 7408 Gavol: i ” Buy this bri ; ick cottage, 3711 Oregon ° a s ia ‘ ‘ « : st! Oj) \ND tsi) = * ERSON TOCKE-BUERMANN. oo a > 7 st } k \] ¢ ‘8 i | ! } . i oane CUE a goth aE a vee ® in amounta | ess. oo organ a irst deeds of |GROCBERY-MBATS- —$5000 monthly N- west : furnished | 3 ) t ogms ats m : rrMe Overland | Secmiont:(:iee Deeks aier Bee | BUGENE J. ALTHE IMER. | £3000 ‘ | ’ t. 817 Chestnut Suutn 808 *heatn ’ *] “* 3734 36 ° ‘ 1445 c Ams I. ANE - ‘ ‘i? ‘ ‘ ‘ ab _ RT: ) a : ANE. Z e roof ON $7500 INVESTMENT a on St. Louis real est i ae ' i | iG. BR. & J. M» O'RE 4 gttate.. 23 Chestnut. iota “ese foe ees: eel gr irs d J ots 50 jp investigaty. a e; city inves’: an SLY. 114 N. 7t! » RIK . cyl ; Perr? [ i if } . i owonounced the hre } i. akfast room: and reception hall: steam —— ; s | NG: LAW kK Ti) rT mm id Burns vont} FFER Dt 7 : as 4a I Sia ; : South 7 vel = Soa: rooms each, bath, electri rm ' . lal q furna e. electri vrarace te?Pnis eP Kaulty in eguity in a _— weld) “ — ees Weer « yea old: must be sold ft) ; FLAT @ ; wa A >. we r es ain: wv ’ an * : wold, real ar or small, fo . or yrand, | our "rice ligt fea neon. ("A or write for ox K-107. Poat-D P SPMPLE. 1 ; rdwood floor s. } > , n 6624 ( R EST > Ky LLOW cas!) * ba! an $s. ith nm 4 - Ing. 37 ‘ 00 Connecticut > > arti mn oR } > r the best price call . st. issued each F ridav. : . neighborh 0 arge lot; excel vis AV interest lance $20 month plus v rooms, hat! wr —s : or . 1 ‘ Kdward K, | HOTEL—WEST~ x— rooms, bath, electric; : . ood; 2 Karages : fo -| A nice 4-r ' | ; rn; °% ath, furnace he: nod- | eautifu ' Si a MOORE _20 , are Love Realty Kamp. 216 Ww es gg a pine pi ‘operty. B 4 r equity right: . - vorn home that Can he he , | Aah, on7" arace Call (ir " sd . : é rooms rece tion a " ° 4. 4. \_ a? ith (c6* ea ty Co. ! me | ' “ SS. 4) ; pa i : j ge ‘ " ) ugh » » ru . . " = yrand ‘= ( | ’ F t all, hard.- = ) ‘ ° ne » ' VERN hn Vainwri t B y ; EXCHANGE ~ vole \) =. .-D, (Cc) | low ariee ' a th s property and get: ~ A . \ re \ eC r R e | > { he pega Ws in 401. * | ecppens pa ‘pa wate heat aes copper : a 2 Ms ‘ === > si 104 C hestn. tt st. (82 r) ' year le nesta Seng i‘ : NON, i TO = : for S t t ié —ensgrberyaie” Vict U Ww. G > a R® 4 ' | ———- | - a . my. helen - ING HO’ FLATS AND AP’T’sS Wan Mo NG Sosa tee — Resinut, (c 5) ve eons l L ‘e | BE SOL, D — Oven daliv and at a Sayed 1: B24 N. @tn, & LBS s Riss ; 8 ROOMS B ATH. mh CTRIC- $3750 : LAT—I (04 Whittier st . angen "3 ACTIY KE unlisted stocks and honds ho Bi! fae hrowsehout! ie et ' } Wtd.—Exchang 3 you want to buy . ~— - 1.AT—Sinele. 35: ism) g Ss. th — 5 oom ath. electric: . rent iE > and quoted. T. {. eg ‘nm in every respect or muity: hot- w ange new | beautiful mo j one of the most vous 4 Sle it abededs ie . : ma i wv a u l! Tr ith: «5 * , ‘ rervt $70 pe; CO. 501 0” ‘ l. FORREST owner will \ ; PLAT Wid.8 3 rooms hurnac a 28R. ater heat. Agents. | homes in |e ll ag = = gy and best built | BUNGALOW —N hwest : ay bats. furna Nectricity : 2 i which | tur wh gran itois a sement. oak VERBLATT. 722 the month S520 | Olive 1914 Central National Bank ‘Blae be wo for wth. loane ; “pullding can aL. sO eon. ——— ic4) |er. call me at once: , cost to build- S3200. C — a bargain; owner , Ly Vv. Kr & i. CO— pete ye ALL tP FOR ? a3 hee iprove tvpe of moder - Ix ¢ Ty SR KE wren . . eiectric. . me Linen supple ompe Ta towel th. and Locust SRR FOR x RENT. AC oi ee proerty p of Websteg and our sein | 5 va + ce ren bungalows: easy terms B ney TORS-DE NTIST L ar 8 TION cm No" and break TB yom oh tructi i ¢ oe -2 Chestnut. Main 1195. | | Batic lars and Bog po Bl nig ‘ giv e | LUNCH ROOM int Central 4190-8 vatee. . rt : bd W td —Suitab - “f . i W R TE f te 1 ~—s " : 4 Re aitor ,o0a Ch . t - a > - (5 and a * > i» A . , iba. ’ Onner tt , ‘ died 5, cn WW HIT 8 = — - : (e' dentia Box K-408 Prog Hs . +ete \4 needed. Owne « me, 4 ttle capital : : Box T-4 Post-Di: e for | lie ‘ or “map of “Webster and o j 651 ee sa : ‘ Les nut odern in ever: a as S-room singie fli aathe “ons we ufis, @ as , | - TIER S&T. LOT BARG Al age”? active s et-Dis _ RD) | a tr _ Bad Whitt tier. i $ cv 5. ‘cc Sf =f of ho oe our sates > “ s ANLAN— . w , : y espe t = CAT r) in 1 nest ] yr Tr ‘ 7 | of Ox ey ’ ~ tb) . abe N Hy Live Stor ks an I Tht ; , ; (NC H Rw Northwest | lows business prope! /| WE BSTER GROVES es $1500 to $15.00 f | Beautiful 5-room Poomamoes . rage. coming district. Call foam nal + po JA soni Cana | home: nretty la gt Or CHAU NCE go} Toe 1824 N. Whittier. ausved, @ Bonds bought. seid | “Good gention! Fe CONFEC ihn BIRCHER | 5847—4- -room : . have a aren on South Side: | | SEE our specia! ae SF _CO. Agt.(c x) : easy te up and dowustairs; lot Ta apne. WENZLICK. LOLO Chestnut On . 14! HE NRA Y HIEMENZ . VEATH CO.. Olive 316%. | _ Ke J. KATTEUM, ‘ N co | N, Revie. + Teason for selling. 0 mon » ind Wish t r of real live buyer clailet for Webster Grov ri pect : 4-7 ROOMS—f AM =" tag oe | ‘ata ‘ Cheatnnt 3-4 Re Reick F nile: | ' apy Yr exes Nat'l Pi RB LIGHT Asan afusirict._Benton 136 gooms - WE BUY erie + S, Grand, Gr 9544 a ty - re ster : GEO. WN. C 2" . Mines, Annapolis Ler, Thur - SIEAT. & “ys . , : ‘ : : « . z _ : 1 tub: ' i Central 8500 oe ‘ ° / ena! ro __ Ne COOPER ? " + . Thucemanr ’ MARKEE : LUCKY. 450 \—welling; 6 = ; IN 2 ere hot-water agg sb tert a one | FOHN Tritt : rr 20 Garner; nly, $8900, “TOW a -- re - a Mer ‘thy modern: hardwood noors. ie bIeO. 808 Civeattiut at : shee active Sstocke, Biaek of : bad bat ss cart, et mar 1889 room. : 3 ’ ; - ' Tery . ‘ . € ———— , > oo i eR ee > mprovements ° > yt > nh 4 eT ean pnd. elederics stove heat p 9 "3 Chestnut et . . * JOUN I. \ aun 4 .- | ca 50°71 RE to eae 709 Che stnut Te. entitle Roy pi &... HE emt rs BH" = nent mv peent; only men’s Rank Bldg. Amen’ 4 4370. on | MEAT MARK North ie cl o1e—+ roomea, & Wick Sale Wanted” + ” tealtor, 709 Chest Re: $12,500 and 5 roor voweey Woes r cash - INE ae — . | cash and carry busi : Toul, ' anted Agen’ WM stnut. teautiful sex : Db room flat. furnace os . ot a AIN. 7289 Manchester eludes 2 ness; rent ote ric: $35 a month. PBR. ¢ ee ren 1082) rm Fa 405 OAK—$6500 ~ | porch. ee OS eee S sleeping “aed and garage went ye —— nasad ' 7433 % (of?) | lene ym » SGD ew in yen oy ae q ‘SPALDING : lows Cc tt % ce, electri@: large sc a- | ( Tt T. Re ~~ if ss Sima Ded. k eshichway ™ oF we oO : BUSINESS ie i 2 my e: ware "bath | TOW’ aT + tages wW anted | pareh oe poe Some side drive and Aag - 7314 CLAYTON Beit ay ao | DOUBLE _FLAT—MARRBLE SINKS © h odern in every resi ane: ts ‘? ear gal rage: see HANCES |) | MITA, eRe eel 4130. e . 7 To — © IANv eA uvers for JTOUN W > ; —_ . ; ine 6- re c o a + ty $7750—S7 : ‘ s . 1 rage: @asyv ter e ‘ igs. double aprer cClates AL t End busy “y -| reasonable, Colfax 3 : REALTY CO. 323-24 Title G 221 PLAN’ 1OHN y cerms. WHYMAN. 7220 West | OLN : ly-to-wear; ho Gan : 7 4? . g. Olive 4045 } 7UAT- Three hed aha : HN H. ABBOTT Realt ~ >> ie. hestnut Central S500 +7 51 a — on then - L. oS OLN H¢ USING CERT! FIC - BUSINESS CHAN iJ “ slery, etc.? ean : Fe. GES AN : - — ‘ch)lon 84 fic rooms, bath and small i —-- re ew aes 709 Chestnut. a , Bs re + ped e ‘ -_ "rere ; -e : DAY ara aL nors. Hli-ft. iot ; , scone : 1 a r i} seeaget Ey 2g age Om t ee J, DOWLING REAL Rn EST ATE co. the eke; tak ons ery right: ce Wg aap ll : LH. AE — = Realtor. 709 Fmentnat. omen’ ae la Sa'tle «t 4 Bhan ‘ x } nar’ garage, "500; owner, . Sa LOANS ON PERSON’ L PROP’Y | wee. Se chats ‘er: system. mag REPAIR BOR Tee oe at 4130-4 4129." . c, $80, cto pai 12: —— cati a K150; garage - . . = Be MceCAUSLAND © - s. electric: $1000 wt , 7° ad te: (c4) (AUTO for 2 ecessful, paying dividend r 1 theta garace: PARK. ““9017-—Modern - h and | ‘hestnut sts. (c 3) > on age . ex eiient ioO- { orner Br ! . : ae . Gil ICK x . dow. Ty. R cinty 1 DUNRAs - = = oes é- Nes ut. (4) modern nvice S97. e bp..: « rooms, ‘tT. i ments reduced ts - 0 is time in deve loping th f; rost-t D ispatoh, = cars) reasoneble. versity City or Richmond N. Webster Groves. } Water heat: big closets: throughout; — hot- WONDERFUL BARG —~ PRANK MICE! ao 3501 “Wai [ANCE FINANCE CORP ances and. could. invest. $29,000 with RESTAURANT—F ___ (089) re weral buyers waiting: on Heights: a porch across e se s with electric lighte : - 4 4 ;AIN —— , e1I G16 Chestnut. O]. 1607 } oo Ww asbington Lindell 7563 eget ee nominal salarv. This nm © with mei eh berhaat, or couple; only on ‘ ) iting: sub . \ / ss entire front: large eS. } have ete 4.5 Les 7 : ~ ah 22 fur an would hav z — H40 eon ; FURN. HOUSES F FOR | 1 to ubmit what \ ebst er BR side drive and earage: ta large lot with, also a 3.9 TF ingle 4 5 room n odern | I F : A rE: Ni‘ - R47 Pershing - “pooms P — references of the highest type _—— RESTA R ANT ! Bartmer eee HOMPSON RFR a — ll 1} (y ) le , JOHN Hi, A BBC price $12.000., q) oom modern flat on the Sor 1ot-water ent crarages a t . ; ay our bt e proven ability along th ter For sale. trade uth — “ts a ene ee Ow . oO. W my: iz y'T, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. aeles sot gy tn A situated On a aarner ie ~ : ome. priced right, poautiful | e S | considered. Address Box D 104. PD. be | KE me.* Owner, $433 Enston, or lene: : CRNISHED p— will ee) vner Leaving City Reatt . AV.—$11,500 eee SERASTIAN of fice. ms as praes K. 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427. | LET YAHLEM HELP | ine rs ey ee ie) | rit RANT Pet: cian: tee mel ’ ‘ S - ; “rH LOW a >. - rye > ~ ) S as ex >i. x ear rae ’ cays « 4 =| gfully Heb HOUSE jaence - mee : | Apartmente Wanted 529 Sunnys: oe L | rooms one Rigg eg te py ss nn ong ER. 3607 Hiartford st PRR oe ee moder n: . =13xx Blackstone: @ rooms: | | BUSINESS WANTED | oleae en ae ee Bonten ) ,, , Grand 3326R_ Th. N T W ra2iow Ww ith tile bea ne 8 room hi - shower: side drive with by A in i DOT + . - 7 : oA tj et floor: : . A br ‘ ; : haraw ood BU STN E ss W RESTA _—— — / Do ~ td.——/ 1 Ww . heat. th. sunroo In - attached : all er A= i wid k garage | BLE }- | A |" FO Z » Dek casn., ba! ance finan 7. | = td. aul eh. ig % - 6) adr . RANT—And “ronfe —s — = " m8 Side. Box T-40 est ‘j nd or on ol bt ~> ner met m. hot-water | rage lot - 1} matt brick with slate roo/: | 4 44 R LOT ™“*. “liate possession 1 : store. gift or novel o> y gov is | to ball ectionery: !oae > - - Re screened -in reh o- a weather Ancor tage re 10 owner must leave «cana e roo?: 1980-289 Wi — Ss: ’ Cetes. . nquire 5116 Post - Di: ; ovely shorn. fox K- 19” | business . Grand-Hebert 4 SUBURBAN PRO Wid.—Single. § or 7 Ace) HEMMISLMA N N- R mae: lot 650x185" | LOSES HW. ABBOTT, Re or. oy. Caey Serene | double wage co is a well built 3 and ‘ORNER == $00 TO. $1000 N ear a 43) | $8 iness: terme. Cail Best 507 eal CRE 7 as: * a and Arsenal) RB = . ArT near 7th PAG KLE R R E ‘ alt _709 Chestnut. 4 ; ; : > ' - . - al ~ ‘4 " 7 . _ ba. ae , *] ror 1? ’ 3+ ‘) j onan | j . ‘core ' ename th “ }) OR } oul room frany oO ENE KE Mods rr >- oe {) ‘ame b » I # 4 r + VW e}! built , =" : 1 nN q c®R) AUT \ Sh L KIhR Ix Al ST trOoN & a’ . | j roughout: w concre | agen eure: elt e\ 4- far a _ , co : STORAG * ceipts $75 ¢liaton:; - 4 CAROLIN - a S321 EOE. ae idenoces Wanted | tion: lectric. was are on ret founda-_ GERFEN REALTY CO., Grand 69) wah 24 ablnck from tee car a i 4 malty: ene we St 19 a NSINGTON—S8750 | OMOBII I LE a > Chouteau. Main 1483 ‘c8) leas a, $75 weekly: price $3250: Se a REILLY, b Wid : = . - ~reee ; garage: - oe. © copper F TQarrys | oka ; ren Per 00. Ite . : e-room brick, siate roof hg | ‘ , ’ . e . i; ST. t any ‘ " ‘ .. COMPTON, 111 10 8 is — and +e y ‘“ oe y r_404. . Pn. ert c ‘HAS " Somer ~ se price | At S tS I I ‘OR EST PZ ARK | PLAT—406" Suthers ” ‘5 : Tots ths onerr . Realt very easy ter ms. LOANS | RY oe — e! i 3] N ESS | ae an Lacuat. ‘ventral 4130041 Bi. G. B M. O'REI Y, 7 Rates 1). | 8. 4m WEBER, 119 N. 7 es “0 Lovisville 1? | rooms, sleeping oak. alia =f a): Realtor, 709 Chest! | hy | ™ Post | Re : 30-41 ee . B. & : ae ‘ N ’ “ | by —_y e a\ we } ; ' . Slat oo ' strut y ’ le ) OMING HO rno “A PNRIGH . 4 : CF Wis 7 - (cBOD) | N. ith st mes a ety ps roome. tile pes ee ‘pag ft cH. al ~3 fet! ‘yw firet-cl; nee f, Uee 187 Les ST SEL a. MY HOME - Ti in 10 minutes. Car left ' W D ILA \ > TI | EK BU y > RS five half ve ae 3 me; will acti, $4 ; . 0 a with aaemeenion : mm mde aya ted | W K L, LS’ " ON | 1¢ yM > ¢: 5800 ton as oors, ra pomepe l 3°34 42130 .LAT am — NG RR. wa, ae heetnut Pen 4 ae sen id i am % room © Tl vefeces od ———— Mortgages Al! eales private and conf Fidentia} ¥ tot | Re OMING HOUSE. a here FRANK N. #712 n exchange for 2400 f o 4. | opletely weat! narble top ra.liitoers;: | a oh ae oad Sa rooms: o227 Devan- | DYy,. rms: aa o Te, Gata. é ® reduce payments jour revresentative call and a . - rooms Ferulahed. © 19pm Pi *&) ‘ on “Out nh building rround, pw 2158 ROSE BUD che > er «stripped: Pittsburg shire. in beau , Sontho mnt — ATSOR, is; owner in premises. For™ Bring title, Wy Sl Sggrde EXCHANGE ee roy 00 Bing Te ‘ ’ ‘ nr a ' ‘ on tw Four-room fri ie . te T re owner occu 5% oy - | ern: “~%-car garaKge \ : eer mod -~ : ee St hy ' t see ’ 70Oo Victoria Fl ; NG HOUSE-—« A 4 i 2707 Frankli ) ; ~ 2 . . » § : , eC ic waragee ripet eel! : ' ‘ ‘ i . v’ c aD. % * oF 07 ae 3. L. WEBER, 119 N. 7th. M.TS, FOR SALE ive 8482 if N. 7h take amall — ah ON fAUTO TRIMMING SHOP - ROOMTNY “3519 ‘Olive a. 507 Fran Co [SS oe 4. DOURLB F en ee WO2) o ; ash bavment —— - een ae tion. south : HUP—1ivod loca- , HOUSE—6 rooms: $450. 1705 *. | GRATI 5 / ored—Wanted a W : ‘LAT—4-5 ro , onthly terms to responsible par = 1 | ath: modern stock: | Market. OT. &2 "a naces: baths ome. separate fur- . hats ance tee . _ age e lexnving city. Bo +e , must Beil.) i “ wen &20- _— nice a ri RE, Siieed avast Se a BUNGALOWS & COT TAGES + S18 oa Be loc ation: . real bear-(j/_ West | Fore: np te Sou. os ' aa, | LOANS ON AUTOS AUTOMOBLLE yon At had £9) | Nee eee SE-—9 rooms ail filiea ; LF-PO -onle | ' rms. et us show | APARTME = = is ee | ‘ofcre ¥ air ge oe 7 d genera! ) . come, ma roome, of - a LLACK. 101 N, 8th. Olive | r to buy . ‘ce or Sal le |B. A. THOMPSON R. OG wag be — pee: ee ee four-family, | House— " 3905 ) Evans—Bargain Re eE ne hy F ht ENTS | place Eg ge eA wonderful | orca ; NTIETH, . rope Wanted oe Can *L,A T—4-5 t. OO. Parkview 141.| richt: will ich way? Play ser Cg. , rooms hat? en . . 4 ae 2395.27 and title. prominent ez : Ae. agency for very Re MING HOorsk—s y 7 is $13 B16 a want a b wey an - — 9081 © ASS tra) ’ — cash movern. AT*x x weet: S$n0on; | cate d on | be fint — 7 Rw pap te. : | upstairs: nries Men n0- yn Bt separate olnk | CONFIDENTIAL £ Olive st. (cB) | AUTO er ink ws ToS. Fost: EMie.(ed) | biock, Delmar; a ition TT See Alf. "Tasos é: L Overian: alow. cottage lot 7 $300 cach, $23 -ver AV _——$£2200 ATES: tox T-248. Post- D. “(e89) Kineshiehwav. gi ane R. brie | of a a “K = YM). KO? Chestnut. (c4) -eniture: Ai. gene , en automo >iies and. South on Sfdney at , os ACCESSORIES | Price F100 i peretr bey jon ; ee . 1 bave it. R} INE- through . ? month: lot %5x1°0 $105 neome B125 m™ ot anion | FLAT— CG : — _* 2c “wt 3 eee —- | ments. Re : p> answer, easy Day ‘jncome up to $25 » Paying husiness: net | ROOMING Hol FE sf =, wht. Riles ic . Overland, Mo. Wabash Jag tage, Toilet, a st.: g-room brick 2ot- _— $1000 cash, Box ‘1 iA. pp 7500: ¢ Sy odern; “Axx west: price RESIDENCE 3269. om 310, 705 Olive st. Olive $60; fine “puildis t per week: rent only | Se ak furn ‘gy: in- ; . - sot. | an. | 3] © agents . om ace , ‘ he ain ow 9. (ch JOHN 8S. BI ater, gar, she@, BINGLE FLATS (oko) | 349. Post-Dis tech. 1; no agents, Hox T- S Westminster 1s 499 » | LOUANS— ~~ eee (6) | ft; price $2000; cor car; complete out- 7_ Page. nid WAKE & BRO.. ' iLE . f atch. , v > rooms, 3 $3) up. Llosa wher jocatior it) — L Est. ’ pa 815 Chesindt. ome * eine 6 rooms, 6600 weat: LA rT} 89) Arline’ Ta or’ CBM) ee death cancels deft. of furniture or |B. J. HEVE INV. CO.. 7th ree y Cheatn SHOR “REPAIR 3 SHOP - ' ee = Peek ee see re : s BY. ay .* c , . » | . ut. = sme, te fiat at 1912 N. 21¢be “ire I’ ATE { WANTED | siiniertenntemnntee) | Svsoutely A, ai gg years old: | esol east on. SERVICE Pane TY care | I le te ‘her R. Harris Realty Co. | 406 Rid > MONT Y itle Guaranty Bidg. Ollve 1432. cas. ™ " OC uples lowér flnar- ¢ Gition; owne , paston. Parkyv ” “Sa | hs» entra r. Bla f F . RE SD . 1’ on Ine leatricity. pew Cy ci, VArKet for x well located | Corraci North | For information call’ Parkview re badly. | F LAT A003 Si ae a N. E. Cor. 4th and Pine Sts. | MONEY loaned on | auton bid 2 SON. AUTO S0PPIABS—On wccount of ~~e8) - : : nu ‘ on, seme 4 ” a bar ‘j 5 enh OD? — ’ ae - — rkvie w 332 ra oon s ” nogern oO; ~ - veek or month, / , ove. my enttre te ' ra 5) - Cae REAN, _ Ls c e8' — Box T-347. Post An etre | frame house: 18 Cottare: p> (00. §-room | Our larce i -y oe tr FOR ie Leta d com oe lly a ee heat; in good R E SI DENC > Olive. en eee 8) re ge "ae rinpl ce. sew be. aor “Hes +004 hd ; a . rege c: 2-car’ ga- | ~sS Bt =e ae ‘ eon .- —— ize. " ‘ 4 MONEY "7 “aa ‘c ca vaint “es, elec- x T- 2 : o- Ze feb) | JOHN H. ABROTT. Realt 9 : ENE ABBOT r Realtor, 709 € ‘hestnut. | FT at See Ut 1105 Chestnut. (oan Obie Enright Av aropaste, ain: on ww piumniture. personal | ones greenies dd eon reve ove | SOFT Fishy sae eet , ste . Realtor, Fat b : : = “ae He Lin : = . . . 4 : rms; ce an ; : or ie 100 BF, ° E-OTHER CITIES | R317 N. NEWSTEAD —862 sept | Centrat apartment; separate Bd AR Re Bia garune: tile bath. 2 onarY tend tee B38 3908 Olive. «ews | At sOMOmt a BUPELINs $147," (08) | gone DRINK : : . a ee brick coti ms , -* : ’ race: lot WRy 13 tt: a’ « "Le , » ? e« yr "le ee os ~~ ‘) loaned fur - = - “ ate . » 2 Cs M j ~ ) DRINK ae ARLAI — 7 | tage: bath, furnace. . Tr. ——e owner, first floor. a whe niture owners and || . @ervice; ne : nm battery A R- 6: "Oo a - 85 cash. So / ~ \ . . Inc ome, SP 150 — Priee 314 500 will | show m chy pf 4. OU ' le lete the i R. llar m R . ‘ d poe ople, auic ki v. confident ®. invoice e pe $4000 yearly: wil! sien Bt cy, # is ne | nie H, ARBOY . > oe ; o KEANE & ris Rea ty & asy pay ~ a , it $5500; b er 60° only $8 on: Atlantic Wr, Realtor, TOP Chestnut ” $3000 DOWN ‘ ees FRANKE, 1008 Chestnut. O. | ame ments, Room 419, 7 N, 7b, (c@)| Tagidly: purchase : business ardwing | 3 DRIN each, Vail, | a 43-45 Chestn , SINGIVE FLATS—5-6 rooms, 6 went: N. E. Cor. 4t li . CNEY loaned on furniture 1 and watch bus) can stay in rire eT AUR ANT irooms. bath ut et. 4-family 4.5 near Delmar: less tl : 6600 + : aie ime Sts. * per cent month: an ~ a a Ag er going 1 Rien non before buying: own oer ao : - lew Love ; . . ; ‘ 2 ee ‘m ' : e oO i : ee . : 0° nto wholes : ; ’ . “ GLICK RR. FE “ x % : “* . lendid future, absolutely first ieee ae ~o ait} ain ] | iD B \ ‘ rot ; eelpts Mount City Loan co LL, or trifl ' ale business A . . ‘ 2 de en . vs { ‘ : 0. . 4 %e era, lo , . . genta, vu LAs TANT Chestnut st, ic4) | grcunies Bhai none Ree ion: eo | ( , Ml 5 Ré ' A IN Ss | poet ie i ac Vie. | 1346 dha weet sgecats Cali in ev ms s TSING OUTITS — acne opepe aa a “ ae oaned lad pers | Ke -- wee (m2) nection ’ ona 133 6333 to 6345 SAN BONITA pe Fig = ey mora eet | ac ERY Nig —3003 Easton, __ie7) | sou § ant tire puller: cont “ | & dart comri “ —- . tandard Cred! t Co.. 2081 Railway Ex-| _ Dusness. rae machinery: excellent ne pad iy R) Afar S1100. half cash, | (OW feat: Reve G8 2858 ‘ease: For information call Parkview nN New York . cv meal 19 Cottage Northwest, $6950 | ic, ae ARMS WAN | 1161 LEXINGTON. ag | cat 2 ~ mle TED Nice one-story brick, vor suSINeSS Buildi 4 1 000 | “e ” woOms and re ‘ nN { | oe Rees a EME aeakisald bacbuman:: i furnace, | ong 812 20 traniclin 2 ng, #164 ie Sa ae ee eed @ reeme MT Ly, j "J tae “yg Bonga o> ent a 25191; a ite SLIeiO per vear: will stand ‘n- | Ba aa, ow men «5 = une 6 rooms te "eden homes Just = A ted ste change FB dx. , : oO ‘ay ae : ee. ‘ ‘ nm yara, SIGN rr? , ; ard Woot floors. ti! , = oe > Te a era woo I ——_ ave — Cc ve nbs CHAS. L. WEBER, 119 N. 7th. } gM mag gaye & BRO, REALTY wo slate farage: u firs a eat: S13 500; small oash tx . _MONFY TO ‘LOAN—$25 to “E5000 on as NE fe} livur, hh. W. cor. «t th aud Chestnut , | Mee i ADY rr ry Cc :. GIeB8A Wer - ' “The Morris Plan *. navahble in he ~ be ry A. ht | LAA Mw hk - 4 ott ‘al I charres el rer cent abe count “ ‘ "S100 2 ~ win rarage : N Breal ble j : : 314 Fullerton Bldg dustria wan Cv.. 714-715 Chestnut. 4 or ay: established § ve . +e ~_ as , * tory distriet: $3000, cars, fac- | tigat - ttand in- (c8) MUTUAL INVESTMENT, 737 Frisco Bids. : ton handl x "hone Tyler 287

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THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1925. siete: ss ST. LOUIS -POST-DISPATCH ; 684 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : 7 ha 7 peeeeenetiliee ee es F : % : . ’ . 4 ‘ . aca ” —eenltenie — — eerie? ee Re: i 7 ’ oe, ® —_ —- ; " a at a Special to the Post-Dispatch. re oe t pt acne Se en ae L fi gy el ; Special to the Post-Dispatch N ‘ask & . ° " ar h 1.- NEW YORK. Feb. 5.—Following is a list of sales. highest, lowest. closing and previous closing prices of securit S J - ; . ‘ PO Bigg Mp Bip ie . on , , ek Stock Exchange today were 2,049,400 shares, compared with ‘ A. eb. . olle ‘ an on Me . Peet & - , NEW YORK, Feb. = 0 gg ie siisaeiaad ‘ : es won —_——— oes eee gems WF rim nrc mare ces Oe ee a ed IRE nck oh ge NS Stocks and | a 7 ae Wer Ge eee er ee a yt SD . 4 2k 74* 74 q7 ; Zs 1, | ; Stocks and | } e wi I Annual Div. ' ! | Net | #300 A-A O | 20% 2 Oly) x Am G @B, (2m {3 | i324. iS > | $0 4 Ammual Dividend! ial aed Faas | Net, ‘| STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. [Rates in &. High. Low. Close. Ch'ge. 100 = r need 3% 3 34 ' ‘ ey Oey | 0%! Row, fe, ; : 2 é . 1 . Lit. 4 - ; -— , Mae: > ~-,-" ~ ONmee i-Secry os > eo i oom ¥ d . 3 . ' ; one . ’ Selevted Olose Close W eek bay s METALS AND EQU IPM uN I's. Ly Bue PI, 3¢ : Le do pfd 7 55 hy | ~ v2 | a: +2 | a 1 “oc jl ry ' ‘ P INDUSTRIALS. fe . Securities. Thurs. Wed'y. Ago. Ch'ge Greene Can” Y ; 5 “rough 95%! SF! Oo. Am Sup A. (a Ad Express tj j OG j few My | eo 'y jt 2 20 In@ust ls 110.01 109.24 100.02 * 77 .G Ss Stl 5 2B da, O44 4 F ‘ ’ ae me «as Jd “~ Ad Kum ptd 3 u 40 Sui... +s 20 Railroads 80.17 80.04 78.02 *,13 ‘Homest M “ | 7 7 Ass't Gas ., 26 Railroad Shares Continue Air kedvc ott. 40 Stocks . 95.09 94.64 92.47.%e45 Ajax Rubber 3} “Increase. > All Am Cable 6,122 : t Allied Che 4. 37 Rise and Copper Stocks | Aiic oper | 8 Rally — Bonds Fairly | siti"! *.:: Active. - : ~") — Mr. ymin 6 - _ — > ~ i? ee ee ; Fy Wem sv. LOUIS STQCK EXCHANGE, enden Co’ | ‘ tad! eo} . : : G-sig Oil 6 } ® At) Fruit .| 90c Feb. 4.— Huttig ‘common stock, Inl Steel 2%... : : do p n100 | 3 Borden Co 149 | C te. | , ta Pee: LS Inspiration hy ie = | ~ a sod ra ‘ 5 Humble 7 4 47 ” 4 F; Boison't cYhi : ; ‘ ‘ ‘on Ba Missouri Portland was firmer to- day. Iiy Leased Wire from the New Vork |Am Lr shoe Moth LL M % .!| 84 a3 : 92 4, Y e fre : a : ! " 1.190 3 ‘ 3h ‘ Con Bak pf V2% | 74 ‘ _ ; \* ; S uae so) ae ' . os : “ ~ ‘ «>. ‘ : Swift Intl . 32% 4 32% 5% Can X «i210 tc 19 ae The largest turn-over in any in- Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Amer Can 6++ bp 4 4s he : B 4 i i Nat Lead 8.... 158 o! oe =O0 Mex F 3 7 ori ; Swift & Col19% 118% 118 » © : | 5 | 50 ’ ma ¥ dividual stock was in Ely-Walker tI ~ i Zesi x 68 3 Wst Ec Ex! fe Fe te eet Sot ek” DD hl! & Oe . , 1 Ze ~ = ~- * Am Beet Sug 4./ . —_——— -_—- t- -_ > w Park & Tilford | 32? Jbl ee Nevada Con. .. My : "40 ms o- ‘ ‘ 4 . ‘* = ‘ . ni ‘ . 7 A ; b i H6 Tn El Pw 30 NEW YORK, Feb, 5.—The}: ” A 2.) 24%) 24% 24%) ° %'] Pa C & 20 | Otis Steel... } 2.100 Evening Post in its copyrightcd vs 7 +s; :* |] People’s Gas 8 114% 4 Pa Seaboard oa nel mes 4 73 791 ; ; Childs 6s common, more than 800 shares Tye ty o.Cit S Fs 22 186 hanged hands at a uniform price ~~ _ re oye eee SC , ’ : Phila Co 4 ...| 53? 3% 33 weaned S 163 Bh i, |- ms financial review today, says: : Drug Syn } 6% . do 63 pfd 3 || 4814, 46 Tere Puliees ty 114 4 : s00 $0) 34 ae 1 Tenn R & L Cit s +} Thermdyne oe es) lo ™®) fo Fate a » oh 1 of 23. At the afternoon session} " : i. x » » ‘ ‘ "1 ’ : ° ¥ “Increased activity and strength | , ; eo .. i? ~~ Oh ae + Phila & Read .. 9%) : Ry St Spgs ios» » ‘ de 2 *hilip Morris t 3% 3% Ray Cons Thom Rad : ®,. 4 7 - Cc vor tr ct 5° 33 OS "7 Huttig common sold at 35, 16%) | ee GS oe 0 A a 31 %, EBé& 8S pf.102% 102%) 1 Me] B&sS- nw Corp wi.) 7O%! 68%) 70 68 El In Ine 47% 447 El Ry S Co 12% Film If M .8&8% Firestone . 108 Ford M Can ous Freed Eise Radio Cor 24%i 2 ‘ si% 23% te -_— ~~ - om & « “~~ = _— “_ 7 : ae 1 31%, 32 02% 100 '5 Vioh SS 50 Wis . ~? «* . . i~ =! x we ae we oe ol iw GD it~ i- im Le DS .. B55. in stocks and a rather spectacular 25 pe 25 124 124 =| Philips Pet 2 .} 43' ; % | Replogle Stee! tinuance of the upward movement + Od sigh : i | .| 87% 7 ae 7 a . ! sich : : Sloss-Sheff 6 . Thread C p 3% : Bt. Gen Pet 6s 10 us . Sales recorded today follow: break in wheat were the features ‘ierce-Arrow ... 2: ' 2! Rep I & S....| of the financial markets. A con- St Joe Lead 2.. Seneca Cop in rails, articularly the South- |} At ‘ on v a eer ; . : : . = | , | > a 37 36 36 do pfd 7.. 9) Ss , 20 Swan&F Tob Pr Ex | ee. 0 G O Corpos 1 : i a a a a 3.700 Vac Oi) I'n Carbide ‘ | 72%) 657 ~~ 2s 101% 10 — "AFTERNOON SESSION. _ z Com Ct ee mt 1 et ee is Sr? x= - ~- “~~ * ~t~- ord _ ~ western group, and a rally in the|4” ~‘ M14 .d Be ' 12 ' "lait : U ume and breadth of trading rapidlv ia : 2% 113821 | expanded. Until well into the last F west 89 : hour the market did, in fact, bear B , a8 ; : Water Wks 3S6'% a close resemblance to the active og” Bete ? sessions of a month ago when the pfd 6 101% U L&P A | 2: 2: 25 é oie Neg sien pe . ) hee C107 ‘neg SECURITY. | Sales. | Price. 'Ch'ge. Ward B CA 118 ns | ; wn Shoe pfd Victor Tal | 90 Pen © Co 6s 97 ; -Watker com Ward B CB POL BC | a ck & Corbitt pfd.. Ware R Cc ' > ly s a 9S 1%! 1 P am/iiten-Rrow n S West Pow POC 6's 100% [10m uttig & & D pfd West P pfd 85% i Shaws 7s futtic S & G com. WRMS new’ a] f “1 Slows Sh 6s’ : d Medart com C wi r maf : Sun O Sls |! 77 ternat Shoe com F Swift & Cos 29: nsen RB Shoe ' ’ ; >» Fort Cement . a es ; mee 100% ig yt igo-Weber Shoe ol Svwnd fachaee Ar G Cop | ry : eee 1g . IGN me urities Inv com | 15’ 423 ont oO a 3) 7) Bp @ Waa. | 5 5c § Eclectic W Bell pfd .... 30/1084%, | Creole & on ) ) Can Cop ..) 3%! hi ae J Fr Nat 7s | 87% Bie agner Elec pfd .. : 3% "Wes Hapiness , Ext M..| Sle) 50c ale 8 Ind Nor Bk , >. a vaner Elec pfd higher during the ‘greater part of .. 158" 5A | C 4.42% on _ Ss "8: : fe p ’ Cad ba 8 : BR | “¥i RAILROADS. + Gtk it eel eo ee a sean” teaser * 7 ¢ > M.| 3%) 3%; 3%) ; Finland 7s | 9% | Oem Masti, Tr Se .... | AS gc Ss © of D; the day and gains of 1 to 3 points were numerous. I'ndoubtedly a Schulte Ser. : “at , eee : : . - Ann Arb pfd : : Kirby Pet ri Chm ,| 2 el ov . ; “(le “Oe A Oe . [7S 4 number of stocks were bought in | an’. || 8@M! OFE% % | eee ae a nee ; T&SF 6. ) 77 : + Iago Pet . Cn Rubr | 6 m ae ae ee nG | 51 18%} 16 | Boston Stock , oo an f° . te Oe ‘ : hea) 2 yA he @ = } ‘ ‘ : ~ ‘> ’ 4s ’ " anticipation of higher dividends and un) OS AF 95 Shell 7 ow $4 a = 5 ...! O83 Q: 130 Lance Cr I M Cpfwil 43 | 42%! 42%] 42: nn} aa Pipl BE ewatatintinss em be EE. aa; 7t™% |— in response to an improved earning Atl Refining ae 117 ly 115 M . 16 1, do pid f . ~* ‘ 4 ; ‘ : x bc Sie 5 3 4 ? ~ pl Mex Pa nN In m=) R Cp 6 Ve £ os . a) : ; ade | ° ’ Hu mT’ »N, eb, o.— : i YY RE NOM »N SESSION, 4 outlook, but shart covering was a |A¥USstin Nichols . 27 te! 27%) 27% Sinclair Oi] .., 2: 23 oA A. ~ AR vis = =a 7 acter dec | P Oe ‘ ori Si ; be eae a v ie Shee pla. | , ae. o " . ‘ ; ‘ ‘ ‘ i , si rij O00 do ecr do pid 7. Wickr Stl Youngstown ek te tek ( C rT }, . ~~, . ° lien | Dis is—Dior~-We Pr ar os 2 | — w' se rr) a *-* * wo = ce ‘ is ™~™Dioewme-I —_— FEF b0c — ~- a _— - al a ~ > ~ ~ . iv L | *-. ~ “Foreign exchanges continued |peyn iG eS org i od 86 EA we aonnd 3% Oe a Fees s Mass Gas whee $ quiet but quotations were mostly | Brown Shoe : ” MWU pr Y.101% 101% 101 %/1lo2 | te ile le ae oun tea tg Pars , Bttig SP com slightly easier. Sterling was % ajtBruns BC 0c. ‘ ; ' ~ : ia °, » ans — 7%! 5 ee Mun Mast 1 | | ; r . 1 4 | ! ge . Seen a com , cent lower at $4.78% and French Burns BR tr . ’ ba? ‘ , 4 , = . we . . ’ 21 m = ‘ ; , . : ' , . . ‘ ’ ‘ m . ‘ ™ pager! Mille eeseese ' francs were off 1‘ points at 5.40% ‘ ; — “ ’ ae =o Warren Bros ' cents. Other European rates were Cadtlo Oil : Oe T Co.'238 3g 238 1235 NI Zine .'192 al ‘ s "oncaeid i Shoe com eee unchanged to a point or so lower. |calf Pkg 6 |... /10: Studebaker 4 at Paige Mot | 18%, 18°*5/! le 0 Ray Hercu! | Re Ss 71 RO: 5673: é, ment of the Bank of France, which | Gartain-teed 9 gy & &- , Lo Paige M s| 15's; 18% 18 4 1 ay Her , O°: receints SA7TR: ate Sigo- Weber Shoe . appeared today, shows considerable |Chand M C 3.) 30% 29%) : Tide .- yi] 4 : »Weher Shoe . infiation. Note circulation in- cnt Bg we T 9.) 92%) 87 Ve Timken 3% ++ . 4 n . . | Cluett-Pea 5 .. 6. 3. b. -- Tob Prod ene cs parce “ede veg ap “ Goda Cola 7. I od “ e the state borrowed 70,06 A 00 do pfd 7 ...' 9 oy of hme Cam francs from the :bank, following | Col Carbon * ae ' _- hur le , 3 several weeks of reduction of in-|C G&E 314) 4R% Daten & & debtedness. However, expansion of do pfd 7.... ; circulation and borrowings from ae? R : & ire ‘ ‘ >. ‘ . . . “ - . > the bank are usual at this time to | congoleum | .| 40%1 40% %y, 14 sited ; Hudson & Man take care of the Feb. 1 credit re- | Conley Fol) ...! 16 15%) | 4 |G % ue he 61 34 Ti, “tI! Central 7 quirements. Last year circulation | Cons Distrib ..) + . | Un er Ca "10 ‘ 246 a 104 eo. do pfd 6 ® ‘ 0 Cogs Cigar ..../ / ' : — ¥ ric ed ee , : 2 iInt Rap Tr rose an equal amount, although U S Distrib.. ite G A ovd-Welsh rown Shoe pfd stat borrowings from he bank Hoey ve Bh ; atu | Se 4 U S Ind A ya Les 6) 8014! RI a _— Sl _ ° ° i ee - | c Textile 7. US Moatty 8.27 135% 124 1351 EEE tik Refunding and General Mortgage 53% Gold Bonds, Series “A” «= Birr Sue oi. ee” 2 Fen O C..* 4 re tice ee > Menge! x! — é | 40 | Hecla Min ! 15%! | 15%} Kaison Kilec 7 6 | i — FF pt mt OO nd is com — ws - . - ‘« id . if o- a = a + " a ut » 2s st Clymer’ . amounted to only 300,000,000 francs. | tCont Can 5 1% | % : ae ' | do pfd 7 pfd Succeeding weeks doubtless will | Con Motor . na V\% tiers Runner |” | 44 “Var 3! ' eggs do again show a reduction in the ac- |Comt Ins 6 ....' | 9 | ae t ofa & || 98! , e rir awe. 200 %%110 % oo ~ mr hi duction in: the ac-|font Ins @.. 1117, 111 2) $235 | do tet pra 8 222) AN, OB) | vs ear : Due March 1, 1975 » count, an pfd 7 + . es Oa ‘ / Univ P Rad walle » ; 4 . — : ‘ 2 . ° H “The Statement of the Bank f Coaeden Oi! is : «he a, ‘ ' bet da pfd ‘ ' . o" . ‘ r S R r wd... 5 Fy ‘ 2 } J ee England also reflects end of the " |Ve-Car Ch .....! § 3 '...- mn & Mt LL...) 3 2 te dey Martin com, mon oper ‘uding large 58 572 | do ctf ....%.) 9 ~ 2 “4 | MStP&Ss! a5 . i tg aS rson Electric ee et nctuding: lars . : ae | do pfa ‘ ‘ ie 7 ‘hes rue) 9" ‘ Coupon bonds in denominations of $1,000 and $500 registerable as to principal and exchangeable for fully registered ; yew. Dd. G. : . ms Vivaudou . i * 4 at teriste . i ‘ > . ; — => er. > CON, Thus, Government securities in- | Waldorf a% , gi, SW, R%,!. eye oo : | | 3914 ” ; Regist red @nd coupon bonds interchangeable under conditions as prov ided in the mortgage. % 4 § Medart com. * creased £17,468,000, public deposits | Weber & Heil 1 hy pte] o J . g: ¢¢ Interest payable March 1 and September 1. i ton Iron W. com decreased {£11,500,000 and private 2 | Wella Far Ex ..| 1: 7 aoe Bailton-Brown Shoe deposits rose £27,642,000. An _ in- | West El pfd bb com ro a crease of {1,009,000 in circulation | Dupont | West, Alrbrk 6.106. 1105% [106 |... |NTCRSL. ©. 1150 je: Be NOT REDEEMABLE BEFORE MARCH 1. 1935 “a ten, ~ "eetinaehna and a corresponding decrease in tlw do pfd # Westinchouse 4 . Shoe pid DEP heeahine® with the net |fae KC 8t¥.. 115% 1 The entire series, but not part thereof, will be redeemable at the option of the Company on March 1, 1935, or Ow Easton Axle °4 nig gain in deposit liabilities brought “ta te aie ° = % | 2% do J a = r 2s —- va ? | “ ¢ Sou . . 248 24% Pa ; o/ ; : ’ . oi + ae is the reserve ratio down from 18.38 | Ris St B Stt,) 68 | 03 | 65 ; IS gt Ae | Nort Bri) 1nA%e 1908, i 3 any interest date thereafter, at 105% and accrued interest upon not less than sixty days’ previous notice, son-8.-8. per cent to 15.66 per cent. Emer Brant ...' 17 th ) | | vet mde Steel Co. Money Eaxy. do pfd 7 .../114%'114% gh; . ' eS serge — “Call money renewed at 3 per/|Fairb M 2.60 ..| 34%) 34%. 34%) | Wilson & Co .. rh, 7% a | | | Su "7 ° (ee a aie a . . ~ . ee a ~eent and held at this rate through- : y } | Woolworth 3 5 : | , , t TO? : 2 he Issuance and sale of these Bonds are subject to the approval of the Interstate Commerce Commiss x ig . aber inna cous sout. As call money continvesr - ” aie PP re : 1? bade , Ba os . ‘ > * | Reading eal oe. 7. TAG , 2 ie Stix bb. G be In supply at but slightly higher | Fe LT 7°¢ «.. ¢ 38 ‘ Gicintl hare 1 : § ee Leoee coping § during the rey Eeetin 6 - ‘158 58 % | Wriclevy 3 3 J 2'— ‘al, “s T|Qn William H. Williams, E’'sq.. Chairman of the Board of the Wabash Railway Company, in a letter dated February }, Shots + Seaep Fiabere ape hg ates do ORio pfd 8 106 Yellow Cab 5%.' 38%) 38% 38%)..... lo pdf 6....) 86 R° a. 2 copies of which may be obtained from the undersigned, writes in part as follows: 3 ..} 13% METALS AND EQUIPMENTS. , 5 Fisk Rubher Alaska Jun 76 | 100% 101% ~ + ww “Ve Dd i 4 ‘ ’ a | | ( ; Me . ‘ rr . . . . 4 . = * e y we _— - _— os ney. Gondrich Rubber’ - 51 g: British E St! ..' 88! 2%! 3 M | 17 5 | rhe lines of railroad cov red by the mortgage comprise equipment and other capital purposes. The Company ‘EW ye . * en ne Sharp Break. do pfa 7 ...' 51 an 5 Rutte ( 50c g a ©? +. > ~ | about 2,054 miles of first main track, 322 miles of second authorized the construction of new freight ards at ' 3 ar ae. o.-Butter easy: Commodity markets weakened | Goody nr pfd 8 106 / B & Sup . ‘ y ; 37 : : 4 aad track ¢ 1 909 i] f h a ; " 6 tos ; ‘ gz y ' . o pf RS ; eo “Fr ; : : | ; : : . age renting * re ok ar West Sue &.' 93%! 92%) 93 ye i —-s a). 3° Bieges , & a: if 5: = 1 which the Refunding and General Mortgage is subject to car and locomotive shop buildings at Deeatur, TIl., and abn * BlUCK « a EM, $050 tac; .point of $2.05% a short time ago. Hanna pfd 7 -.| BRS | ER fa’ | Chile Con Dte.. prior obligations issued and outstanding on Januarv 1, 1925, miles of nevw seeond track hetween Montpelier Ohio nm - ee ad wheat had refted about 10 cents |] Wheel 3) aR 36% 2g" ol eee ane °° Deen dee) aes . Sa ps ji in the aggregate principal amount of $61,999,435.23, for the troit, Mich., and has ordered 1.000 automobile freight are anthers y: receipts 18.826, ” bushel, but the decline was stub- are Us Z On" Me Cruc Steel 4... 5! 45 cee _oeammeaat retirement of which at or before maturitv Refunding and The Company has outstanding S68 034 200 Preferred 6 | ¢ i4 'y @46c: nearby” pad at at | General Mortgage Bonds are reserved. None of the prior $5,059,641.79 Convertible Preferred CoB, and £65 99, } p hearby ‘and hein eee perk A : 4 . t . borniy resisted and at the close | Helme 3... 7 - do pfé 7... iz ante “a eee ‘esterday nearly half of it h e copeenoid Sait 30%) 36%! | lsseee | Dome M 2....) 1f WAT . ° = me Houston ©i§! Se i | P regained. Today, however. »ro- a0 ‘ GA T Co 3... : ° | | i i : posals in the Senate for an ele, agg | Granby Min ... M4 sas AA Me | NEW YORK Feb. 35.—Cotton futu~es | made under the indentures mete he them, once that approximately $60.000.000. i) rehae éxtrha "50 ty @ aie: Th. the Chicaro Beard of |In@p Oil 1... |G N O cfs 4...) 3 “23! 391 lclosed barely steady at net decline of :9 | $5.956,510.77 principal amount of additional bonds may be issued For the year ending December 31. 1924 the gross 7 te al “ha PY pr 47 @ 500; retrig- vTrade precipitated a fresh burst of | Indiana =| to 27 points. : under The Wahash Railroad Company First Lien Terminal of the Company applicable to the payment of fixed cba Cheese atendy “receipts “147-409 selling. Accounts with weak mar- ! 9 ae eh * : | dat Kins were touched off and stop-loss ~ ps ight orders were uncovered. In addition | BM & there was a certain amount .of | fement short selling. At the low point May futures showed a loss of 7% cents. but closed 6% cents lower at | $1.92%,. While most students of the | aa rs i ‘oP eel 2 4 a . = ee ee - — ~~ : COTTON PRICES IRREGULAR High, Low. Close Pieae Gold 4% Trust Indenture dated January 1, 1904, for the acquisi- and rentals. before Federal Income Taxes, amounted We YORK per’ &-~—Lic | ) 24.29 24.07 24.06-08 ° 24.25 tion of additional terminal properties. Refunding and General $10,858,110 88, while such annua) charges. including interes Deickens. by freight, Sap Dee ay on NEW YORK MARKET May- E04 2485 2480-4) 24.00) Mortgage Bonds are reserved for the retirement of any such this issue of bonds. amount to only $5,090,722. F they’ See sati, protiere, colored, by weiclionie * additional Terminal bonds which mav be so issued. The entire The total authorized amount of Refunding and General tHe; do by express, 2548 2the, bonded debt of the Companv, issned and outstanding as of gage Gold Bonds whieh mav at any time be outstan¢ af $82 @f thie: Southwestern Soe age ‘ Cc. ’ . Op nit . arct o4 :. za 24 5M , or : 7 ox : : ’ Seal 304 a gay : oh $6. 24.500; | January t, 18a (exclusive of $1,037,924 principal amount of limited to an amount which. together with all prior obl 0@ 4 Debenture **B*" Mortgare Bonds to be pledged under the of the Railway Company as defined in the mortgage. shall ry extran isyaar tt ’ ~ oe : . oo ' ono ™~%C: Star roa, ‘sifuation are agree : , ad. | ——_—____ —___ - : ‘ : : -. > ig ol geet ae Re te = | ag et 3 « P | Lead Zinc and Copper 1 | ftefunding and General Mortgage upon the execution thereof), exeeed one and one-half timee the aggregate par value & ; @Mtra firsts, 37% firste. B3ee ces AS wee e | seuectionary sentimen Was encouraged ; : 1 | . > 7 ; ’ Len ‘cc od = or . , Y . : N@ar: - po to world conditions of supply and | | bv disappointine Liverpool cables pros: | --——— ES are i ens st aalytnadl towe 'y r with zs he pre sent issue, amounts to $74.499.435,.23. then outstanding eapital stock of the Company In n -SR4) “ag eames Bens lower: demand, rather than merely to , ir - oy % ee ine ‘Moativeat er Bete ye Eg R n § eee lage * = tg Pe Ae oo tO only FHL: per mile of road. aac . to the honds reserved for the retirement of prior oblig 4 .§ 16376 + SSRIS KC: ' _3 } rs f , = m 4 = on ; 4 " ' — ' . a | The lines of railroad covered hv the Refunding and General as above stated £9 000,000 principal amount of honds ‘in j CAGO. Feb 2, Poultry —i Alive | Kayser . 22% 293i, — 91 market NEW YORK. Feb. 5.--Copper firm; elec- Mortgage traverse the states of Indiana, Ohio, Illinois. Mis. tion to the #2.500.000 principal ameunt of honds above & rs. turkeye” a5 rns. sac: *peculation, it is not so clear that | Jordan ‘ me fances had eased the technica! nosition (HM) lbs. the advance has been wholly jus- Kell Rye : o7e, w« 4% +, tified Pethans: ss 7 i ms .« rire r ; t ‘i » Interests were buvers on the de trolvtic spot and fut 14 7% tin firm: | . aia ie weer . ° es . . : : elit Mergen dena hatte . 1] K eystone : ‘ 9 3 ns a . however and the market soon ; and | nearby 5 futures 58.00: | arabe be Iowa and weap 8 and in conjunction with leased lines tioned and ineluded in the present issue may he issued a 2 ’ 1m ayt eT : > - s - m "*Teunidier ui on reports ol a fi : PS t . . , steady prices change ; Les 4 He : 7 . - ‘ , . j . ° a . s ° b ‘ 4 F Pes, 2 MEGS tone not he suffiin, (cee &.:: , 50 o tation in ben Gok ae Bl, ete: pees, .¥ gy ead | ane “— k ge ye gg direct connection between the im. time to time for the purpose of reimbursing capital expel ts 656 aaler” Re Stay ae steady: ly sustained to keep prices at nres- 7 Rs CCU oy Te : ++ SP ga | Seen, , Soon: de sande | 8 ouls “pot and futures 7.50. Anti. 50 ae age of Buffalo, N. Y., Detroit. Mich. Chicago, Il., and tures made out of ineome prior to- January 1. 1925 re tree sacked round ‘onten ‘en , ey ee * ~~ 9 -* - * MAY rallie’ to vy’ and nearlv all other : oe 2%. Tole Ss ‘ is . anes j ‘ y . : € ee ae. ive ew ° eae levels Meanwhile in view of | “ H', Ant, . months rcrecoverell their initia? ella i N“ N “eb, 5 Standard coprer. Pe eda, : t Louis and Kansas ¢ itv Mo., and Omaha. Neh mainder of the honds are issuable for the acquisition of — Whites STaP tip. Minnesota aacked the rapid advance and ths large | ae Gi aan ee is7v7u%i* ee aeeternte rallies from the opening de-| sm £ ti ” id. “8A 15 : . |lower. New crops were relatively weaker | spot £36 5s. futures £35 17s 6d ddi 1 t ; 1 ’ ‘ } ; we, — ~ additional terminal properties, genera] improvements of the 90% of the cost thereof. A sinking fund of 5% per an 2 Ne “Profit-taking in cotton w; ws otfs % o MOT! 997, on the talk of better prospects for rain in ‘ n 7 ‘'the Southwest, old crop positions en- roadbed, tracks. bridges. shops. roundhouses. stations. build. for twenty vears is provided in respect of bonds issued - ~~ — was -_ et et et et De a - — -_ ~~ NEW YORK Feb 5.—The cotton mar- ket opened steady today at a decline of fH to 17 pointe under realizing and South ern selline Mav easine aff te 84 At, - a iP ee — -_ -" -_2 (Sate Ut oe ew ~) +) de BO | Idaho sacked rus- + & and natural Sequel to the recent ad . 4 = ; Lj 17 17% countered hedge selling as well as reali: : o 3.) | | ings, etc., $1,891.806.47 was invested in securities of terminal] equipment expenditurés.’’ Vance of 150 points but lntereet art oe : ” . “A ae | ng Tne market was steadier at mid dh gee ade day with old crop months within 5 or 6 in this market was not particular|s . i p , : ; : nt f terday' h the | | > “ ‘¥ 4 “ a ' ' points of vesterday « closing. although we | large. At a late price of 144 ; ‘ : ' » «till showed net losses of 13 | | Francis, Bro, & Co. - rents, May futures were 18 points |My 2...) 77th anu) ar%y! © 12 | to 20 pole || weramecenen ver ‘THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE ABOVE BONDS. SUBJECT 7 market turned upward i the aft : | 1 STOCKS—BONDS ALLOTMENT, AT 86% AND ACCRUED INTEREST TO DATE OF DELIVERY MR EE ae be Din eae —4 = ot Pas a A? 4 = 38 7 4 a A a 4, a Nike eee eS The St. Louis Clearing House ’ . j 43 j _@ Fer positions made “new highs for the |i) | learings M ne ar “ iday. with M advancing to %4.83¢ or &/! TT TO. IEL 34 & ’ - C — , WVIO y, Silver at ' a =a ~ . | points. net higher ve The. genera! Tre cen i! co ON-GRAIN Y D ABOUT S Ya /0 TO MATURITY. Bon reported clearings for Feb. | = a a8 2 “2 val Hointa below og mal * closing figures | MEMBERS $19.700.000: this year $798 500 OO) | tetold of ; 0 | - te Lauer : | “- ‘responding period last year S$750.400.000) ° id 5 eee, om) 4 | _ New York Cotton Exchange | smaller amount than applied for. and to make allotments in their uncontrolled diseretion individual accounts SV6 700 00n)- total! Mid St New York Curb Market Th above bonds re ff d if h Sate 8502 200.000: debits to beck ack) Mont P: : e 3 nds are offered if. when and as issued and received by the undersigned and subject to the approval Wate S555 700.000. combined debits were Moon M “y : , ‘ , : : : a! | Chicago Stock Exchange >} . : 7 ore . ; H : : ‘ 43,590.00: total to date for indivitual | Mullins Cos r > tel | || St Louis “Stock Exchange | 42g" we of all legal proceedings in connection with the issua nge thereof Temporary bonds‘will he delivered against ' in New York funds for bonds allotted. which tempérary bonds will be exchangeable for definitive bonits when prepared. - YORK. Feb. o (‘all none ‘aa. | lo pfd ' : : ‘ : : 4 ruling rate 3 " Pe ya bid "3 Nat Bis ; ; 2 Cy 1, , Exchange | acceptances 2%. Time | va Chk & -9 > Ie ” n New York Coffee and pee eeer iam be At ae Y Te liOanis “ae ' 4 ' : ‘ ¥ . . ~ ~ mixed collateral, G0.) dave 21,4 | Nat Dairy 3 : Sugar Exchange pplication W made in due course to list these bonds on the New York Stock Exchange. oo Snes 65 ~~ om Exchange tn Lon. : . ] rance 65 centimes; five per cent | pate eg on “| : loan OR frances 40 sentinwe “ne datlar Pe > Dock a>! - =: Borrow, it f the 214-218 N. Fourth St. 3 ¥ Kuhn e : bmitted " war quoted at 18 frances h1 NS ecrntines . ; wy 1 an ; ; : rom st. Louls New y ork, February 4. 1925. a a o mt, hoes who su u “ te aes, ys : riends . . | a are invited to ounee, ’ D AY 1 Yi gee eons ryt rates»! 3% i RAN} e ceot; ' 89 ofd oF | ; | 714 Chestnut Street Tulsa ° . . | | : lists have been closed and this advertisement appears as matter of record only. >. “Sas Maracal bey 343 ‘Re y . : newal of commiesion house demande Old at 2 ‘tock ruled 4 points above to 7 Pe. OOO.000: corresponding day i— Cotton. spot New | . : | P dehite for Feb. 4. 1925. were: dehita ta) Mex Sea VN ; | ' Chicago Bo ~ hankers’ accounts $16,800,000: total ¢Nat Sup Del 3 a . : p ] ; j ‘ ‘ » & the pteday. Three per cent renies| NY Ain 4 & o; OK rincipal Markets ao * ‘d , ; ‘ ot? y . "eb, s Ber stiver 32% 4 ue , | Ind I rth Am : "t ty, ot, ” ustTia Loan Company K ° ° ° n Am. | | 4 ennedy Bulilding Subscriptions for the above bo ing bee ived i cess red, the P e above bonds having n received in ex of the amount offered, t eee onthe sis 3 13.10 per eet nna : PORK. Feb. 6.—Uar silver GS &; (rel ctf 1.80 "HM Hh ad | Mexican dvullars b3. *" Otis Elev Stt .| 90%! 90 | 90% |. <_ as .

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS coe Fe ere rs - LTE IE EY I RR ace ‘ rb Sales — se | | oe Continast ma TTG COMMON YO Clone ay SOR ome a ee inalichitie an - the Post-Dispatch THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 5, 1995 : | — ¥ Rie _NEW YORK Bonps WW WHEAT BREAKS 1-2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * gg To {o- vas firmer 100% 100 %!100% =! SS%) KK 8 est turn-over in any in-} 42 al stock was in Ely-Walker hanged hands at a uniform price PHuttig common sold at 35, Sales recorded today follow: AFTERNOON SESSTON ek & Corbitt pid. . Hamilton-Brown s * . we wtil *. Pion cS et et ee Pee —= Boston Stock a = 22 @e% Ge se . ow we we ow ow » = w Cie wl Ot te te -_ New ‘Orlea ns s, Series “4” fH—24 means $99 and twenty-four able for fully registered bonds, in the mortgage. any on March 1, 1935, or on ty days’ previous notice. e Commerce Commission. l letter dated February oOmpanies and $9.05 tstanding interest-b $2,500,000 principal of reimbursing in ¥ the Company” out of income, 1 for the pur- it for estimat “ar for additions, Company has new freight vards at Kansas Mich., additional new 8 at Decatur, Tl, and about 14 een Montpelier. Ohio, and De- 10 automobile freight cars. 34.300 Preferred ‘*A??. and #65,399.0 ‘ tte . ‘ 1924, the gross income fixed charges amounted to ing interest on neome Taxes. charges. includ ily $5,090,722. Refunding and General Mort- time he outstanding is all prior obligations mortgage shall not fregute par value of the ement of nrior obligations, amount of bhonds mount of honds above men- mav he jisened from ng eanital exnendi- ‘quisition of new tharvenahle to capital ipment to the extent of 4 respect of bonds issued for*. An Exhibit of Winni Solutions in the AN COMPETITION y the POST-DISPAT $ week on the EAMOUS hose BJECT TO } aUyY application, to allot e proval of any and to the approval by gainst payment — CH will be Sixth Floor at ‘ } = eee eee NAW eugar futures declined two to ; — o .: a ae Wier nat Wee Miami ore hestra. . : . me eli Vi "! 4°7 f or . three Cintls under fariy trade sel iin and censes J. and } . tt 24 ashinrton. rpentine, Flax, Linseed | | liquidation, prompted by the decline 4 the arriage I Theo. R. and ¢ Riefling. 4174 Botanica). KJ Los Angeles Times (395) 8, —_—_>_e- : 4 . xe Co. red, me sub tons and their see the exhibition. ‘ Epmcsctactar™n, p09 aso rou || Vital Statistics- - Questions Answered--Radio | q CENTS ON OhWNGg Esse Vital Sta : i, | in &Y Oaid tne *o.ow. | | | tog tice hs FH of 229 country shippers | a iia ak Re ficial list of bonds traded in cn | (smal) jobhers ac t Various “rticies | |) —=—!2 —=— ———— —————————— SUD to and ‘neiuding the close of GGS—Fresh ae _Tu0ted higher: ii un - dey, again $17.004.000 yesterday, eaten 37 Mee. Casey returned Jo | sed. 378 | || ‘| Post ™ Dis atch Radio and F 604,000 two years ago. . BU TTER—Creamery - entiac 39 %e: ’ ‘ae Pp “84inst § 411,618 000 e@ year ago, and ST. LOUIS MPRCHANTs' EXC “Ge | Standara Sc - firets” ‘xu... ; ‘ on a ’ ; va | +. d. o hgwine is the officiate: | ao Sl0ck, 19e, ——— secgnds. SUc: | Broadcasting Station 1 SEGUnixneg ge. | vious) * Nigh. low ana closing : EONS AND 0 a ’ — | * ~SECURITY, | High.| Low.| Close. vious close in joc. arker = 2nd pre i . SQUABS— Live olgeons RAILROA D BONDs. | fone as received from “ianiad'd, quote: Fe dozen; dreasoetmoD live 60 pet | | Perronpatt Dis gon sre — vereG | any — | K S D ‘ ats Rte x — | Chicago Mank ets mal! 2nd dark - ii ciephone Caiiz, or answers by mat) cannot be oe Par a FR TY - 7 } — —~. —— a &t 456 Der Pound. iit , Nl owe EMS tors, 988 a 1. High. Low. ~Gioac oo.” ae | eaten ESE—Per pound: "Northern frine || Given artention, except letters on medica) questions of undouds 545.1 Meters NO T &MSssB'54 6; o) 91) 91% | aay WHEAT, Towa | Ne 25: primes 260: bricka "eg iee?° || $6 stucerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope i ) es ‘Oo &M 608 4°2510] % 101% 10) 4 st. L. 196 190% 79] 4 198 4&5 P IV 4 CULTRY—Hens heavy, 24>. | B.F. s —There are four Seasons ] MRS. J. A The methods em- }|'| Davlight broadeasting at 9:40. NY 117% 116% 116: | 197 191 4% 192, % 199 4-199 rp 5p 8c: broilers. 35e: ks, 14e; | in the temperate zones. spring | ployéd ji; ‘cultivatio the Corsmnan 10°40 11:40, 12:40. 1:40, 2:40 and $e & | 582013 LOL 100 & 100 5, | . a a s___ 1821 mee 1&9b , ” he mad — a springs, 25c: leghorns, | Summer, autumn and winter, be. mushroom ado not 0 fer any Brew if =:40 “ ie , amet Quotations and imp-s¢ Me 2018 a 00% 90% ta : JULY WHEAT 34: young toms, Sha: Old tommkeys. hens | nal eae; respectively. at the ver- | difficulties Mushrooms tan he | Middle u a Prices ommaties — NYC & HR 4034 O4 i? 4 Og ly i ~., 183 » 16 14, 160 "a 164 \ b) Z turkeys Bi ' ducks "y . minseove » & Ye Bi rw qu nox, the summer S0lstice: e£rTrown out of doors or where the Market News Service. U. s. pt. of NYC .@ gu. 5 ize ta lien. sav 162% 1G2%-a ay 7 mets 4c; geese, 13c to 16c- capons 9 Ib Se. | - autumnal equinox and the | temperature js fairly constant, as | Agriculture and Principal x. 7. ‘meee jee * 95 ty 95 95 ” 156 2 1:3 by . 153 & pb 158 " A b Over $7e: S ibe Se: 9 ob S2e. . | nett’, 80lstice. for which in the | in dry cellars and caves. A bed i changes. NY NH & H deb F ail —STEMBER WHEAT wae o gic: 5S ibs,. 27e: Slips. 250: old wulnene I mate dates are Mons, the Tone at, laven ae at She Dottom - ll yaa at sn dl ee aN 89 ' grey! 88% | St. LL oe ne Sekar ks 145q =~ | $4: YOURE guineas over 2 Iba, 6 50-i1l « ‘ waren 21, June ? , ayer of fresh Stable manure, cov- ea NY NA & H 7e2s 99 1, 99 1, 99 Is | Chi 151% 149 145 veer 1524, tee eek Kuineas, J ‘9 @2 lbs, $8.75. $6.50: | toners as Dec. 31. In the south ered by a layer of well rotted ma- V | Thursday—4:00 P, M. + nw y ref 4s 4» 50%, 50%) 50 ly 2 SRE Sg 141% 447 & a ee tome 0c; hens, 38, sla cautions vuung or the beginning og Sr2al equinox | nure should be made. Jn this ihe Home economical Program. NYs@ww't #s ct 42 51 ly 50% BL SRS _MAY CORN —— | turkeys. $3. -z “ a — No. 2 || Sept. 23. oe summer - cee 'S | spawn Should be Planted after the h | a ; NYs@w “™ 58 40) 64 6.3 CS |S. L-ide% 1344 34%b 137k-ip!| 7 vouna 3 me. S. 20c: | t} ; solstice or temperature of the bed has fallen | ae NYS&W ref 5s 37 74 73% / 74 i Chi a * 1341." id 49 _ 137%-u Db! J e Geese T6a2002nt, o* and slips | | ate beginning of Summer js Dec. | to about 75 degrees Fahrenheit | 1—""When the Lord of the House Is 2047/1107 % 14 7a |. 139 4 14 39 %~-35 1371 — 4“TLY Cony ‘Re sna ot OV: ectic , ~ Cc > oan F 62 3s 2047 6; 169 . 6, | ae LY CORN By .o RA BBITS—Frest, to £004 sondition Pendiculan’ +3 or axte were per- florists and nurserymen. A brick 2 —“Househotd * Bosceimiea” nev. ; “te ABC CON o8 486 104 Xe 1 4a. lud ; > ode 5 137 437 a 1300 |S per dozen . ; 0 the Plane Of the will Diant a bed about 10 feet “ -- ° 008 L 48 29 Or 1 »9 4 'Chi. (138 136 136@ 1 19a 1. EALS—1°9@1 409 pounds, 129@ 1091 | Carth’s orbit around the sun, ‘there oe » ; Frances Vinton Ward, lecturer 39 O-W RRN 4. 61 | 8% "2 he? 82% | K. 130 127% 12m, .* 13002 1654180 pounds 10% @11% 6. "180@306 | Would be no change of Seasons, is heal age a By list ibuted ton eee conomics at Washing. ~ Penn 7s 3o ' 109 1 Ra a ae ee SEPTE LE y- = . , Pounds. 914 a 10 %c:; rough, coarse under. | Day and night would evervw here as roken up an aistribu - ton University, -+ 105 O5%'10n | CRT “MBER CORN ‘ted. undero ; an u erweight. etc., selling for Charges| | be of equa] length and équable buried rr } hic ust b Music in the Home —Mise Mar. + Pa g m 4155 65 93%) 93% Os a! 1K. Clsaa —— 136% ly 137 a Cao @mbs Ya) vc. sheep 3@éc. sucks /// Conditions of temperature would} ~Uried. he bed, w uch mus © caret M. Streeter, Educational i” ee 98%) ogy ogi? | K-€.150% jeg y 129%4 131% a qualits® cule ound. according to sis, and! || prevaj] throughout the vear But ont moist, coon “with aig nould nebt. Victor Talking Machine M 5 5 oe ‘ MAY OATS = . esa | t e F " : ‘ A . + en @ cove e w w oO o. 18 Port RL&P 6. 47 on* —* 28 % for , Ra 60% 614» ° Bo: VEGETABLEs. | minutes away ted A pee “UD Mats to keep the surface moist. 4—The weekly meat talk—speaker 47 Read 4% "87 ..) pax} 931! ao; Pees, —— e. 3 ARTICHOKES, ‘ 2 | lar to the orbit. ay , r 4 ay | After a week or 10 days the mulch j, | 'o be announced. #5 RIAL, 4,5 34 vit} BS | Fa aa i JULY VATS, $7.50 per 1, 5~California, $6.50 to | and September ja * only in March should be removed and the bed ||| ——_. 48 StLIM&sR¢ a to, | | 86%) 87 8) Chi... GRR _ 62 62%, 63% BEETs—fiume. eve il angles to the din mye axis at right covered with a good loam to a |) 8:00 pP M 23 RS u > = . | SEPTEMBER Oawe — | per teow ce n, old, 40¢ to 50¢ ection of the sun depth of two inches. The bed may | | ° ° ° a a POP eS Peas 2%! 85 B51, | a —... “MBER ATS x; new Florida. $1 to $1.25 per bu | In those months occur the equi- of | . ' 102 StLSF pr In 4s A |} Chi ; 60 59 501 i ni _ Dasket : lexae b | noxes, when day a d : h - be covered again With the mulch | Program by United Scottish Rag- gael bt 7B! ta2, 73% (°°... Pee 60 8 aia ABBAGE—oig $20 to $27 Per ton:!|} equa) the ww * ym. night are Which should be removed when the pipe Band, assisted by Lonsdale Cope- sr OS B 50.) goa) ge 4) 89a, Chi 74> iO" RYE. jnew ¢) 725: $35 to $45 pe ton: new Flor. | || North Pole ts tilted 9g feJune the daily gms, Should be fathered || of bas nd: Ph > Mas . os MacDon. Sl.-SF a 55 ? 14g é 170: 75%-% | '94@ $1 to Fj 25 per h;, vs hs —— o¢ S «i 1 . I ji o : Pipe or . - ‘La Finn _ oo SO % ase 88% a hre— 175 %-% | CAl -IFLOWER—Calitohirg. $1.75. tol} Ta nutes toWard the sun and the eaily. interfere ta uture Lo | ald; Pipers, A. Foteman, Wm. Feith: SLSF gn 5%e 49) on * 96%) 98 * | Chi ig; ©. 140% Jaap | Pro nber crate. i are tebe tn® an thern Hemisphere fungi. The removal of al! diseased ||| || Drummers, Geo. Smith gna’ Devid IStLSW con 46 32 S315) 88%) ae | _— 7. a ec Mie CSE ered ‘ome-Erown, oid. 75¢ to $1 ||| are longer than the ine ees &t the Plants and the fumigation of the ||/|] Birrell. ‘GO SMP&KCR] ig | 2) 58%! we a > SEPTEMBER RYE kw box: new Texas. $1] 97 to $1.35: olq!)| Same time the days in the South- ‘ | Pina a haem ; “4 ~~ Oe rs Ohi 129 L125 125 130% ),/%ew York sacked, $2.26 ner 100 Ibs 7 ¢rn Hemisphere are Shorter than | C@Ves and collars with rarmalde- 33 SAL adhYde gas are recommended as pre. | 4 Pro am. >). Ne 4 ‘ s j “4 a \% 77 : sii i : a) Pu: “lo as le Cr: ) oO ° & . 4 - Ae, ; _ “ r . ; ~~ 64 OO rig 49 50 SO% G64N) 65 a ++, LA UIs MERCHANTS EXCHANGE EGGPLANT Tat crates, bang ove ian tan} 92 1 O14! Oe Tiverez— The 49d to "2d lower close a; | pes + /4\.bu crate, * “@NCY. $3 to $4.50] | niger ay from re sun and the| 4 I—Labor day is set apart ‘ ) cvt ite ‘29 97 97 a7 shels fcr wee! in A pets, 2:000.000 ba —NDIVE—Louisiana. $250 to $4 per!| ntehts Or the Northern Hemis-/as a legal holiday by each State (b) Lass o' Gowrie. ... (March ) M4 RY gwen 4« 36 77 46% 77 were thy P plinong Y 4 Rentine Shipments barre! i} phere are longer than the days | in the Union. The beginning orf Pipers’ Band. 66 S&S Ry con. Se ‘N4. 1014 101 101 % marke: today PS factors jn ine wheat ~SCAROL—Louisiana, $3 to $3.50 per | 1 and at the Same time the lights | the observance of the dav by labor |) 2—(a) The Green Hills of Tyrol!. _S 8 Ry @. 56... 108 HOS, 108 eeevere weakness a. eloped in ¢, ¥ ee yj 'm the Southern Hemisphere are; dates back to 1882. In September | (b) Lord Lovat's Lament. wc Third A adj 5e 60° 57 's 57 57 (rade “nd when wheat ran into stop oe Gane pe etornia, 22 per Ib, I | shorter than the days. The heat. of that year the Knights of Labor ) Roaming in the Gloaming, - ol Va Ry 5s Re 96%) 95% 961 | ote 1 emand was limited Corn Was | bunched 7 er bbl. ew Orleans, |} heat is, therefore, at the time Of! city The following year the pa. |; | ay Lauder i > Wab Ist 5« 39.101 100% 101 wey to 2c tower and slow Vats Were |} ONIONS_&, G8 @0 ws | the summer solstice and the | ny S. : ‘ | Mr. Copeland. a 4 Soe” « . b+ sa jc to lu lower and e Sacked red, $2:75 to $3 fan- | © 1east | rade was held the first Monday in Mid Band Wab 24 os 30.. OD ao om % | May wheat wae mere ¢hn ie or toe: $3 to $3.95. fancy white, $5 is at the time of the winter so] September and in 1884 on the resp- || | #—(e) lothian Pipe ; 4h Pac an O2+- +! 6 S107 ae oes | the early trade ana” rn Was fraction, 12 | ber 100 oe | ce. In June in the eorth tem- | lution of George R. Lioyd, one of ||| b) Ma: H epee. f Pac 6s #6... 1014/1014 101% | lower Liverpool had substantial” | larae: eA DISH—Home-grown, medium; || Perate zone the heat received by | the Knights of Labor, it was da- | (>) Marquis of Hunt . thspra : Wé& YL E con 4s 74%! gut rag . | RADISHiEs Louisiana and abam | be obtained by writing to the Mis- | from Serge or other Wool gar. |! | pers . ; 4-42 :.\101~—¢6 l01—2 101-4 | OOO st year, included 40 dare [a a) and | PS, te to 40, per dozen bunches” Tees | souri Botanical] “Shaw's” Garden. ments sponge the garment witn 8—(a) Earl of Mansfield... (March) { » 2d tS through. Oats receipts, which were | 25c to 30¢ : ANDREW G.—Consult the mov- | hot vinegar or ammonia water (} (>) Highland , Faddie... (March) é ; reg ie Sas . — ee, bushels 1 orapared With JIR Om 5 CHT BARB— Michigan hothouse. 75e — ing picture Magazine for the in- tablespoon of gt to 1 quart Pipers Band. y -42 oy. 10] — a — = “86° and oY.U00 last year. in. | en tton. | | formation resarding the actress in| of water). Cover » th dampened a 8 . iude i @ar lfvees = ; hrougch : iFeR J . i - j a! ie | ) Poeninta: care cal a dit locale Has =~ et KRAUL T—City meke kegs, $7.59: || aucation. . cloth ‘chet nea + vient side Re. WCK—273 Meters a"? toe 610 310 . | through SWEET te RATOES—Home-grown vei- | aA —Call the pastor of the | move cloth and brus removing TRURSDAY, Noon—Last minute gq Of--16:101—13 101-16 | “t. Louis Cash Grain Rermeda gt? 32: White, $1 soe” $1.78: ||| Church in question for the ‘nfor-| the cloth after the garment wae port, mms. The railroad steck ne 7 ud | Cash grain sales today-foliow: x. no Kermuda, $1 to $1.50: req pansemond, ||| Mation desired. been pressed pulls Up the nap. port. Popular songs by Jack Lavin: i a 1H} 13 10] 13 107 13 red Winter heat. “$9 10 No A red — , per 7 mo Riney ‘Sue $2 tr Gi A INFO TION _— Baish, Saeeet —— |}: wh? LU ——] 3 [ter whea: $2.02 : on y > : : , ey a> * Alabama or o ico, § ra) to | e : Pp. M.—Musica Program by Tait “” _—? : Me whea S150) ner hammer Tennesse ancy a | - 1 92 1, 0, 3 mive Wind ¥ + a! en e nancy i, || Stix. Baer @ Full H : $1, 5 }$2 ta gi Guixed . $1 19 No. $2 P,her bu hamper. | ” (Ry a Member of the St. Louts Bar Assoctation.) . Goetthe” Robert ““Medilagen: ire 98 |). ./102—1 101—30 199 {S1-18: No. '5 ‘yellow *°:, $1.15: No. @! po 00 poatS — Canadian bulk, $1.20 | POST READER.—(1) He could 5 V. Bu-The Federal income |||] Schroeder. “Tatest Fashions,” ad. Ate yellow corn” @ ; I pounds if} tax | Gress by Mary Allen f the Stix ee LOS ° 104 29 105 o $1. 25@} oe. . ve NO - white wrt SPINACH leXas $1 to $s! 50 Per by | Sue her for breach of promise it _— ues be filed mot later than | B & Fullee Pe 1"Ser te B : I—2 “| ee R126 ‘O: & white cor: $1.25 TURNIPS—BHon , os enti could prove that he had suf-| 1} arch l3@and the State income || | ae recns ve Du- A ds 0. ~ White natc Slo asa No. 3 white ‘ = JINO-B lp wt si0ves, 750 to | | 7 aur u*. a reau. 100—28 100—26 100—28 | oats.” 530) %, 08. xrade white oats, ‘51@ | $1,Per bu box nered any damage by reason of| tas Our aduot later than Maren | 8:15 P. M.—From the Community ae a a ~“ —s mae w faite Ve ss wif TO 4 ¢) a , ' . oom / ** - e eA oe | Center, *’The Fire Fighting Minstre{ Quotations of ail Unirea States Liberty Whether or not the father had/to claim xemption as head of a 6.50, and choice $4.50 per 8-basket 4d $4.25 fo- the right to have the daughter | family You do not need to item. J ~ ¢ ‘ ses > . 4 . nd Co -y '” dollars and thirty-seconds cf LIVE p gt in °. 8a se wt OF ia _8ix- tH . Yin i That le for Instance @ sale print. KNESS IS aASK¢ Tancy $6.50. cho Ce, $5.50 iil would depend upon the circum- ize ¢ hristmas gifts, however, you Men's Show, with a cast of sixty Crates S » ST P'Y—Home-grown ‘OC to Yc ver | | stances, and upon the daughter’s | shoula include a bonus from . j , >—~Mexican repacked sancy, | || her refusal to marry him. (2)/ (2) Our advice would be for you j I tag ERA AR tea epee ere OR Mee. 1oZen bun, hee. ; ¢ | lov " " Soy vcercond_of a foliar and not $29 ‘a. | BEARISH WHEAT FACTOR SHALLOTs__7 an : | a&e. (3) The father has no right; employer if you received one, eines — o = . => . ws _—_— ‘FU UIA na, owt to ae Cc r i . ‘ . , - "2; | Parents had died earier and she thorizine the *xpenditure, before Child Labor . Amendment, Rev. H. 8. sian 7s 45/1450 109 ropa, | The gnmarket was Price hagsPonsible for | $ $62 yorka® 44,90 to $5.75: wana You. ||| left_no other brother or OF slate, | RC. Orders the stone, Spalding of St. : 8, rj ? Ra 4 ] : 1o- 1 lo? lee 7 its . . ~ oe, i ed hy tine wih , - he ~ Ie an. ; es. $6 0° ’ “s? ae 1 an York descendants of = brother or geo .” —We do not know what Album Leaf. Grieg ; Sextet: 4. alse i- " Ge ‘ = : an 5 on g- . | a ' : - & i an : - . ‘i Laser $9 ta $10 - inesa ps. $? to $10. 4 a her property would all BO to | 1é kind of policy you have and hence from ’ Coppelia, Delibes: Sextet. 6 s 40 * oO. 04 41 iY I ns were lowe fter a bh oh. | BANAN AS iy, 1O 4¢C per TS married sister. | Cannot advise you, Show it to a : a a. Pc . Tos, The ’ vith ier « art. ) Cr OA NI PS——$6.50 per Ino. A. W .—The ‘urniture belongs to | lawyer and ask him what you had “ ren 6s 49 _ 97%; 97° | o- Z “a 7 a Ke sharp € h ist 30 o GRAF eR RUIT—F lorida S68 to 95s, i the husband, a the aes ee 4 Le bout uM: b itt 4 concert, orchestra; 8:30 chi).. Rs 45 111 11] 117 ~ oa ; BOT o. tes or on s a yg him for Separate main en if , sisi ae MaARe wri en e- . : 4 “ . i Ss 49 Se 93 Ps | ys 7 - LEMONS een gret % 50 to $6 for divorce and alimony, which- mand for the amount due, then if dren: 9:30, talk; 9:45, talk; 10, | Ss : & S43 ge “Agen ~ ver rade ao meee Per | : "efer if she has | they fail or refuse to nav it , , ban urges ar Os . 4 s. s4 = » F aS) } far Were 1s 4 ‘ ac “7 a Yr) =} iPDing ’ ever she prefers, . . pay , em- s movie Stars ll: = ¥ Ne 41 , ; a> : a8 a, On % | Closiy he Prices wer, 3 i « r oF ae ae ' OR ANG ES—Ca] torn a. $3.50 to $4.50 | | grounds. | Ploy a la wyer. Phim orchestra : 7“ manada Sige 2p 103% 102% Jos Le ta va et -92%, to $19 2%: July. ot, 45 to | Oe TRAWBERGIBS 453.50 o- aoe \! = — — Clits Aes } : nada 5Se@ 5% 03 " Bo | Of % : Sept.. $1 49 iy to $1.49" Corn | 5 LN RIES—Florida. in er- " r Louisv Ghaeae “pe 31) ca rf cot | weakenes With whear and closed md *. to | tor carriers thc to 5c ber quart. . Walther nN. Morris—itta M. Drigsell. ‘ Mary Ronan. a”. SH50 Page. Ww HAS uisville Times (400) Catia | . ; i oi ‘ + fie as ae Pe ‘ lower May. $1.35 +. aj 25 “— TA} ‘'GERINES—¥F lorida $3.25 to $4 | Bova Powell—Leola Johnson. S zabath Torii ga2kg.N-, Broadway, 4:30, concert, talk. ‘ ~, + . i My. e- : | 31.36 to 31.3614: «, m.. SI.36 -o 7] Sil. | Der box. Cc .oenig—Mary Davenport wizadeth Lindly, . 635 Jelmar., ie OR 102% 102 +s [Pats were Sc 101 Be joss Ongo S1-: oe | —-__. Leo B. Henney Davenp T._ Evers. oe Hawking 4348374 Virginia, WMC, Memphis Commercial-Ap- i » 402% 102 4 US 38 1 Jy ¥y. 62 Sent a1 ' 507 ra ag cern——-Mrs. Febecca BE. Zimmer. | Sino a aWwkKins. a +> Lucas. * g- ~ oe 108 7/208, 108 = (gy Bods a3 trade” in | HOG RUN NOT HEAVY Stone, \. "idketee ns Linda Schulte. re, M. Haven. O9-,3279 Wataon, peal (503.9) 8, Uncle Percy; 8:30, Ss ane ; LOR LU? ly lO? 4 a000 Sd bellies is nan , | j Ss") #2 % a i Simon . ee ee ag 4s a. Getty: 10. fs3/ Mizcming. : organ. % ‘2 eee ) ma UU Wheat yA ‘U Corn and } Cc i | a. ev-—F"sie — - 4 te 4 : , - 4 ws . eae etn a 101 10 )% 101 1000 bu oate et 22,000. bu co y and _44.- | AND PRICES TEND UP | rrn2,.®., Beczley- Ruth H, Forbes. Mu. V. Gentile. 2 que Ks. 1416 Chouteay. WCCO, Mikneapolis St. Paul (417) istiania Ss 4 Sipe be lll i326 1008 bu « heat ay 100.000° bu rye | ken | Joseph A Fenion—Ma be} Stewart. “y poetling. 36, 2700 gM Gponald 6:30, concert; 7:30, farming: Ben bla8 44 96 . Ob %, 95%, O aves ii alate e featited this we NATIONAL sto ‘K YARDs 7 . teh a Saudia Lee mee oe tterson sarracksa— | William Woods. 68.9114, Market” 7:45, health talk; 8, organ: 10, am aan HG Ty 06 s OF, im® of the wheat marke+ = ‘9 Mo fe L., {) , Vante j th ae try . fite and those . } ' | Of Ves 2500. nNogs z JUU, Sheep , a r ¥ t eh, Tains Tse .AY a ie room yal — | { St Be -, Ww GN Chicago Tribune ‘ 370) " or- tra: 11, Ted wis. - : . > - ; x aa , ; » 42 4 YT , yo cyt PLAN? wr, fneare mn — ‘ wr r »! fe f . le w pat : oo A , 7 ‘ ty I 4 pee 4m 7 4 = . ¥ with improvement al- ee SOF eilon St. Louis La ille Ran: 6:30 ensemble. q uintet: R WEAP, New York (492) 6, Sery.v : f _— = " qgo*7,. 7 go 7 os ‘ . . ~ > ‘ ME 3 10, farce; 12 orchestr Hungary 7 s 44 . o NE see; whea to PViace t? at f “Nl out water and biuilie are up 3 “pote mor. i BIR rHS RE ORDED. tra. Planist tenor golf lesson ’ ’ “* a, SOloists. ‘ s- ‘ thie winte oe ‘ ‘ ru . ‘Se ih nes wlicend aay , ’ , . lap ¢ . Dns op1t +f eat Ban tePressed by the . oo "$1504 > ie veal calf bp ated . W. and FP Yaushe. 45864 Garfield Songs. WOAW Omaha (522.3); 6, story; , or rT i eS ¢ 4 il a “ { ‘ ti , . «fy te . ; ‘ 0 i = - : ‘ . 7 & ia Sy Re Ls BY & “ need ar _ way ’ 1 € ar After a a linen | , rs otati, s Beef steers. ra we. $5.25 10 | J 3}. and rs Ast roe by ei Hartford, | Ww LS ‘ hicago (345) 6:30 organ, vm" =e, orchestra; 9:30, program. pa 4 ~ * a | i ; ‘ ste"; ‘ea re ry ¢ ‘|e : - 4 “tor a iol e rh ‘ 7: A. and r. AAS S 7 a t aa ? : ‘ — . ey Pa oP, D1 % +, | ot Ye nad’ been Ingenced the ae Bom $1:3 Reena ate "$2.75 to 33 50 wanes {i Hand M. Winzen. 55014 Loule ana. 6:50 Senate theater, entertainers, WDAR Philadelphia (395); 6:30, '7 ‘ Fed my 9° - » tpt l jer iIMprovs I. Ind a IONS + nt a we | Cutter « mote aa + p. $2 =) beferne nee oe BY and A. oe oe Missouri. Operetta. talk ‘ - yaro |, ued small run o reat in gp whe Cows, range, } pa Ot nore _ aon hae A nd M. McNeil, 3904 are , , — ‘ 28 44 89% 8&5 l, S51, |; A few a8 Were booke@ to arr ve . arte range, S4 to $5: & Lox er asid feedex steers, A ae T Wethmueller 4056 Meramec, WwW MAQ Chicago News (447 ©) 6 or- WFI Philadelphia (395) ° 6, k: 6s 34 RS 3. 85%, R58, | OUT receiy NE nouspes fenerally Pes ed z e | range, $3.25 to $7.75 iH, Pp and E Ruether. 3RSOA Sullivan gan: 6:30 orchestra: 8 talk; $:15 pa —~= , tal ’ s 6a 34 So 85144, R51 Ons'gnment notices wi+t the excemion of | HOGS—Receipts were ae? toda y _ WH; nd M. Schaeffer 1045 Aberdeen. talk 8-29 ‘, Concert, p - - vices of soft co n being shipped because | with orders f. y plentifu ine marke y. and EF. Mi] stone. 12114 Bayard. scout ta ; a program. 28 45 ass *) 40 / 40 +0 oa nie " tors ‘os red ts | rry Ss kir . . 7 a ng yr iT. higher E. anc a ° >.> , 4 i. fad KD - M 40 19] 0 arn amt o> Li os ly 9 - i S) rote fa 4, —— a ! aoe . N . tae . th / . | fig ta . dy ta z° es , he ? Fei, anaes 4 Y with wh eat and orn stonne at S17 1) for b peter gs, buy- } Ll, M and R. Hofer. ane (Chatman } reading: 8:20 muSical; 9:15 Safe- WOAE Pitien concert; 10, concert. a Sall@ii . 4 ! i Trade . nm the whole Was ilighe. SHippers | re takir the big end of this slass ww a ta n s Provisions started higher under scat- | S10 ha, to #10 79 Pigs were steady ¢ iE iM. Thomas, 2309 Morgan. , r oy ; ati « . / 3 Ry 8 lL. « 50. | go %, : ° ? ‘ee +, tered DUVine Nauced ty the advances ' Aad : v ith - ae eT-weigcht kinds trom ic. gee Vv Rolfes 10a? s Newstead WwW LW incinnati (423) 6 c oncert, cert, Re 7 ‘40... 11] 1 J 10 3.87 10 te ears anes reac j d iter xy —— 1 ‘te t 150 Ibe. ay crane 4° SS © fe =i 7 E. and A. anny er®. Te Shew. a Guintet : 10:3 0, quartet. melody KGw Portland (silent). » * he a x infiuence y the weaker grain marke deat -weights from ( 3 1, mt Cc f tt. a - + _ on oO wy oO — ; - " fis "43 100 90 4. oe 3° _—_ -_ —s | from. $* to $9 main ¥., packer sows _— A P. and F. ucchest Phe SP modore, chestra, ¢€ hinese fiddle. orchestra, - 2: over Ne Fat Ne | steady ai SP 90 to S10. Stags also un \. ls. ahd G. WwW ieiand, 4°07 Mc! herwon. pom Tae Dv. 6s YS 8414) 4 % B41, | . pia ft at SR +o SR 50 . iJ. F. and C_ Davis. 40514 Lafayette WEAR Cleveland (364.3) 6 concert, KPO San Franciseo (423): 9. or- PL&MRR fis 58 com 78) TRH oreion xc ance SHEEP—Under a meager offering of; Ll. Bland M. Mid Heton. Overland, Mo, WFAA Dallas News (472.9) 6:30 h “Oe Rs. PL &MRR7s'5R +. S714| R68, 87 1, paren 200 sheep and lambs estimated the mar-/|G" pF and F. Spear. 0220 Page | PE ay Spe chestra; 9:30, SYNCO-sym phonists: P. . 78° 54 cfs RE A, 8615) ges emit t ruled slow at prices about Steady iD J. and M. Lavton see N. 106 d. ba nio quintet; 8:36 entertainers; 10 organ: 11 Program: 12 band Se * 1 & O11 a wt» OE ee . Buyers, bid up to $17.85 iD. and s Topper, 14°R Arlington. wry . ° 4 ’ , . 44 1” 4 11 x LOT \ NEW yi Py > 5 -Follow ne = wit i Veaete day “ W, ‘te rn lar ? @ early ] RP and H Stewa t 530° Miar le } 1] a rtists. WKAQ Ss J 372 e of { ? & 4 ~~ = -- - ‘Ff’ e . —~ . ‘> , : or SOs ried ¢ vA Vv = “TT s* sits . Zz . >. [ al | rt. ate - athe rae ‘ " el . hy ) x a 2 Q: ' ao:? | list of quotations in the for. en exchang: othere on ne ~ prices ranging downward (E. L. and EF Ferguson. 70 Radcliff ‘woc Davenport (498) 9 orchestra: —_ wae. ¢ 5); 6:30, Tae ee Abie 2 hi O2Y Inarkets : - ‘aan 7 ia alin |E. C. and E. He MZofz 5162 Page concert, msiand 7s ‘41 110% 110 11*) G ND Sy neg l? $4.78 '4 C} to 311.5 ; are quotable in GIRLS 1] dance, songs = ie . RNG ‘J he | liz . 2. Good te hoice AMDs are qu ta rIRLA i wey h Siand @« 4% 102 a, 103 a. LO %, $4 78% Ho day billie Ol banks $4 i Ro : os a af $17 5 to Sik oy _ medium S. HL and M. Eeckerfels. 262° Mad ihe ww Detroit News (352.7) s News Sc enectady (380): 6:45, J Rs 46 POW! 95 1, 26 Wuctations in cents I) demand ¢ a -y eat — aalk aides at $16.25 to $17 23, argl ‘Cc. ana ¥ Bayers, 1°R6@ 8, Broadway ‘ book chat: 7 opera: 10:30 J 8s '47.) 94 A3% 93% | bles. : *l slain 60° taniian kinds, from $14.25 to| 7; and ©. de Hekker. 3015 Henrietta orchestra, Soprano, tenor: 9 | . % , ‘e%, OF- "9s 45 wi ge ‘| peu 9°% | FRANCE France, D 640 C5 HOt, 1K On Culis, $13 to $14. and skips at | V. and E. Heson 5955 Rartmer dance gan. Rs 47 Q4 893%/ 94 | ITALY——Lira D 4.16, Cc 4 164g. SA down Good to choice mutton ewes J. and M McCormick, 5634 Bartmer. awe : " . Pe *m- 6s 64 cfs. .1102 /|107 6 loz) = | BELGIUM— France. 1) 215. C 5.1615. auctable at $9.75 to S10 73: medium | KE. and N. “Rei. hholdt i a s tiodiamont. | WOX Detroit Free Press (o'6) | WBZ Springfield (337); 6:30, edu- oe 4 1 | GERMANY Mark D 23.80 Boor | coed an at 70 to $9.75 Choppers | 7 J. and N Loberg, 454 Fone, 7.9 . : , * _ R ow ti + fi HOLLAND Florin, 1D $0.95 — ‘pend Sy ot On to $6, and canners at L and G Spicuzzi, 1724 Bacon. (30 musical, cational; 7, old timers’ evening; E'S Ae Goi aq 283, [108 | SWEDEN mR. P 19.2: Ss to $4 om LM Rand A eon me 1480 ON, ange. | WBAP, Fort Worth sta}-Telegram| 4a vrchestra, song cycle, ‘ SDE) one, 5 » iene —_—- M. zr ; I . ~ Pi , ° ‘s ‘42 90%! 90%, M1 | DENMARK “Krone, D 17.85 Wool Markee | VY. and A. Less. 3620 Park | (472.9) 7:30, musical; 9:30, vio. WRC. Washington (469); 6, music; S“one fie 3 N4U) R414) pare SWITZERLAND France, D 19 ” toston oot Market. R. R. and V. Boswell, 1833 Schild avy. : _ ” « $e ° mig ve aa On, on %' one SPA N-—-Peseta, D 14.30 ry | Specia re the Post-Disnatch iF and M Fusco £934 ona w. am NRE YEE 8. ee #386, talk; *, Penen; 9:30, ‘0 Pr drate CLUS EE Lm POLAND. loty. Dag 165%. gosros Mas ne of ny @ heavy. | B. and ee Oren Wesbraska - KFKX Hastings (289 9) 9:30, vo-| dance. “pu 88 101% OT aa | CZECHS BI ic: A--Crown, D 2.95. weight xoods opening of ice taoneeenic: and K O'Conner, 1239 Aubert. | eal, instrumental ensemble. WCBD Zion (345); 8, string quar. Ste ‘44° 99 y!) a0 AN, | JUGO-SLAVIA (+. wn, D 162 | Wool co... Which showed reghe saaeeems had/—. F. and Rohrkasse 444 Flora. -on “ fet ‘el jal be Pay PEK 1A 116%: | RUMANTA--Yeu. Dp 52 of 3 to 6 per sabia alteel n the seer id. ond M. Ortoif. 1517'S +p ‘ KNX Hollywood (336.9) 8. talk; et, celest ls, Organ, vocal, ® 37 TNA TOR TOR ARGENTINA—Peso PD 10.12. exerted no noticeable effe oa" a l, and A Wilkins, 4537 Forest Park bl. “80 , ents 0 7 Re 46). ./108 420714 \108 | BRAZIL—Miireis. 1) 11.50. /wool market’ up to coos, canes RE ye Wy. and J. Shuka. Kirkwood Mo. | 8:30, instrum mtal; 10, instru : : of Re 37 cf N4% 4 ly N4 1) ‘ TY KIO Yen. : wo * i 90 2 = erontir .- “ge. h heme sales ‘opened —f we ms Kietfer. Carian, Mo mental, vocal; 12, orchestra. ric . : } L-— Dollar. ¥ 27-32. Cables from Bri '. M. an inn, 7 Alamo. » Ae $8.1 “111 “j217 * | MONTREA " adpienpsceens Tuesday, reported softer prices A.C. ‘end BR Ward 4373 Marcus WDAP, Kansas City star (414.1) CITY : . , Bey ome Les . and - Neiser, 41114 ‘yYoming . BONDS. usinoaie New York Sugar, : New York Rubber. d; and M. Walczek 1394 Nay §. school of the air, address, #9 May 57'105% [1on8 105% Brent WORK. Fed. 5.—A der —— oS EW YORK, Feb. 5.-Rubber—smoked |G. Cart wm Fairchild. 3637 Chiovewa, | Story, ensemble: g. Program: Me re , ax: 03 . Ins 1-16 cent occurred in the raw sugar mar NE S4 lnc J. A. and EB Personett. SR12A Blaine. ) 11:45, Ni thawk frolic - oa" ee Ae bp : 06 =; ket early today. with sales of 55.000 bag@| ribbed sheets, spot 34\c. ye and C- Ott. 1008 Soulard in os gh = , sg + +1106 % 1106 % 11 * let Cubans reported at 4.59 for February ne L. and E. Mockiin. 3732 Olive, , WHB, Kansas City (411) 8, vocal, shipment. = ’ i j spot market. but prices rallied on covering | ——- > in 1 to 4 barre! iota, $1.38 and at midday were unchanged to one I ecorded BURIAL PERYITs. a or Ta® and $1.80 for boiled. point lower. | | Mar ret Herbster. 76. 267% Finney . —_— . = Refined sugar Prices were unchanged : ga or (er. 76. ; és . a AN. G ye 5 , ioe ee Demand was less active. with local refin- | § “ . 4 pnate Farris. Bg gy dtobert. toe an ae e+ , oan. ; ere accepting orders at @c for fine granu- ) urial ermits Derethe a Te lor 1° S10 P's ane 1 ' ry . ne - rc . Ban lated ; y = ott} , ” > : "¢yi . ' 3 phecelnts 471 oO eigen | 4a Refined futures were nominal. i =. E B +h Pe ~ a :—. Ove " B to . oe : $795 Sugar futures Closed Steady Arporox |. | PP Nittt0002000000, °°" 4 ' H rads 14245 road Wa WAX $9 "eget Bs a mate sales. 43.000 tone March 2.8%e: | _ ‘ew Wen M mie Osburn 59. 5800 Arsenal} \ 5% - Poms ¢! | May. " Do. Jus os 1% Septe ri be - Sac, MARRI AG E LIC LENSES. J st "Paxien ar 4°70 Oleatha J ‘ - FT eee _ ; New York Coffee. Jack H. Puckett Jr.—Roee Mary McCann. Mary A. Smith 74 4417 Kenneri, " ie “Minn. Feb §.—Flax NEW YORK, Fen 5 —offee——Rio NO. Dave Jones—Lettis Brvant J. Bull. 71. 1408 5S. Vandeventer 4a 3-48. 4. 2 Santos 4-28 \c. Ldward W. J 'eincr—Myrytie Huggins. Mary E. Miller. 8}. 5909 Cabanne. «a ~~ ee ee a WAN Dera, - ate

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other evening newspaper COMBINED The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one | SEF Fiction and on me EE CEPI | Y Aa =r. — = — _ Women’s Fe: Giving the World the“Do ubie O°} - : : A yy = | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, - Dr. Frank Crane sits back and watches f | Zi : “ the world as it passes befere him. He gives ne, 7 | . | you the impressions he receives dally on the A “death re Q)ver +1 ‘jn the-iil' Dan Gree -| Chicago's Great Evening Newspaper —— ae 4 Ey AR ly, ee a ee eee - “ - . 7 - texin un Greds of the race The pa fin bianke reaking Y, , b Vnyypyyy Green ; In 1924, retail merchants of Chicago gave the Chicago Evening American a ereater increase . 0 Grgwyn ry know n of costume consists of a cor From the crest of the ft =p in advertising than they gave all the other Chicago papers combined—evening, morning and i mis Ituby tos Yon Sunday included. That increase was 519,306 lines. om MIAO ward fro: WILL T 7 The reason for this increase is undoubtedly the tremendous circulation progress made by “Toxo, ' nage the Chicago Evening American during the past three years and which has now placed it back tu ah predominantly first in Chicago’s evening paper field. and na ber. sa! Once a Daily Average Net Paid Circulation for 1924 _ Daily Average Net Paid Circulation for January 457,386 at 3c a Copy 480,000 at 3c a Copy the mad) Make a @n land, feo from wf 100 m GIARY wee a ee 128 vee | . ~~. pt If the rave > Rhaee: ateas in yesterday's Final Peach edition] Shepherd said he could pot recall Oriated Dy CONEPese Tenaraed Garvectricken She > ~ : " . . > o § a. ™m *e . ‘ .13 or : ° . , a Glory will fall to the mushing doen [Wards «nd Cora Netzer, arrested by] 3 ° sete of The Chicago Evening American, |the coftents ‘of the letters. His wife ; } f “tuken: |} as h nw : , ‘ aR wii Ae : . ; ° ‘Ininimum amount to be ex jlart - Was tuken’ on the’ ‘North sible. ough the ' Plans to file suit to get back, the! he added. knew nothing about them. - sete'e Gab ba Lee SEC Side here in a $35,000 silk robbery. wan repurted Sunday. # bee hee CHICAGO EVENING AMERICAN a good newspaper f . , > => Wet, the (hicuse Te bring bavk Theodore Ed- a. a. weet 45 © ee ttt he hhh bh hhh hhh hhhhnt tee ehh hs hts... es. | 7 nl phn ee hata gag ty MRF 4g oy : Tae. 7. * - ae Prats iy <a Sadie. Oe Gor uy Ses Fe ;

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One pound cold boiled salmon, 3 tablespoons bread crumbs, 2 ounces butter, 1 teaspoon chopped) parsley, salt, cayenne pepper, a lit-j| tle anchovy sauce if liked, 2 eggs. | Put fish in a basin and with a/' fork break it up quite fine. Add all| the other ingredients, eggs slightly! beaten Mix into a smooth paste. Put into a buttered mold and) steam one hour; or, 1f preferred, | put into a buttered cake tin and bake for 20 minutes. Turn out, pour melted butter| flavored with anchovy sauce round it, and decorate with chopped | parsley. Fried Fillets of Fish. From sole, flounder, halibut, etc.. take fillets of even, suitable and shape, one fillet for each «erv- ice. Wipe them between towels | and marinate 20 minutes in a little oll seasoned with a little salt. pep- per, a few drops of lemon juice. | thin slices of onions, and sprigs of | parsley. Roll in flour and shake off! superfluous flour; or dredge over! the fish a little salt and pepper, roll in cracker meal and beaten egg, and in crumbs. Fry in hot, deep fat to a crisp golden color, un- til tender. Serve very hot. overlap- ping and surrounded with a wreath of parsley green -and quartered lemon. Send Separately in a boat a hot sauce, such as Tartar, Bear- naise, etc. size rr —— a “Vactuphone” The ONLY HEAR. | ING DEVICE us- | ing the Radio | Vacuum Tube. A PERFECT | | SILVERTONE,] | "ERFRECTONE and other types | Call, phone or write ' for 10 Days’ Free Trial GLOBE PHONE MFG. CO. O21 Century Bldg. 313 N. Ninth &t. Phone. Olive 3754 | a ‘ el TOM-BOY (BRAND ) Fancy Cranberry Stringiess Beans With a Maine Mlavor Ask ‘our Neighberbued Grocer. Oe ee egy a te ee ’ easily | of shampoo liquid—enough so it theaters and “3 | many diver- = sions and, in Pe her own words she ‘adores housekeeping and wouldn't have things very much different from what they a Ne now.”’ This young woman was a stenog- rapher - sec- be AX retary before she was mar- SOPHIE IRENE LOEB | ried, and the secret of her success in a line foreign to what she worked at for several years is just | this—she has carried svstem into her household, just as she had in her office. She kept a most orderly office | and held one job quite a long time; made herself almost indispensable. to her employer by looking ahead and anticipating his needs. And this is exactly what she doesin her own home. Her kitchen is a joy to behold! Nothing is out of place. When she is baking a cake, or doing some work that requires the use of a number of utensils, immediately | she is through with each thing it goes where it belongs. In other words, she allows noth- ing to accumulate. Every day has its special work arranged and time is allowed for the unexpected. Whenever she sees a labor-saving device that comes within her means, she buys it—and much of e. CANTHROX Sh ampoo If you are very careful in hair washing. | you will have virtually An fine no hair troubles. | ' one that | the natural beauty of the | eepecially shampoo. brings out all hair; that dissolves and entirely removes dandruff, i all excess oll and dirt: can | be used at trifling expense by sim- ply (which you can get at any druggiet's) in a cup of hot water. This makes a full cup is easy to apply it to all the hair instead of just the top of the head. This chemically dis- which you can make pay or not. | is she who refuses to look at |of invention why any make a hardship of housework. It 'is only 'who refuses to figure a system, but who uses only haphazard methods —who is forever confronted | maid. demand i thing, she would thank her |ing things for herself. ' housework is | TODAY’S AID TO SsEauTY] AytyS dissolving & teaspoonful of canthrox | soives ail impurities and creates a sooth. | ing. cooling lather Rinsing leaves the scalp spotiessiy clean, soft and pilant. while the bair takes on the glossy richness of natural color, also a fluffiness which | rakes. it much heavier than it ts | After a shampoo arranging i@ @ pleasure,—Advertisement. aerrTr canthrox the haif You can either like it or not. A successful woman in the home her household duties as a sordid thing; who does not heave sighs of sor- row that she must do it, but rather directs her efforts toward getting it done easily and quickly—in time to do something else. There is no reason in this day ome should the slovenly person—she witn heaps and heaps of work. This kind of person is forever bemoan- ing the fact that she has not a If she could only visit some of the homes that I have seen, where women have been the slaves of their servants, who constantly this, that, or the other stars that she is able to go along by do- The reason many a women hates because she has made housework cause her to hate herself. She has allowed it to be- come an obsession and has found only things painful in it. But if she regulates the job so that the i a wee a@ Lat | SANDWICH SPREAD The delicacy that all St. Louis is talking about. Pure, whole- some, temptingly delicious— with a flavorallitsown. Tell your grocer you want ALTUS Sandwich Spread; there is nothing else ; like it. if your @grecer can't supply you, phone or vwerite The Amos—James movement. « . ° NICE, France.—Banks of em- broidery posed at the low waist line are an outstanding feature of the flannel day time costumes be- ing worn here. The skirt below the band is usually heavily pleated but in narrow folds rather than in box pleats. 7 | a” job regulates her, then she does not get into a groove of grieving, knowing full well that her work will be done with dispatch. The way for her to take the drudge out of drudgery is to de- vise a daily program of such order as will insure the completion of her work in time for pleasures. As has been wisely said. “Plan your work and then work your plan.”’ (Copyright. 1924.) siadieemsiaaeadiliitiecase mee sous akin to the singing sea, rest- less and fair and strange, symbols that speak of eternity, breathing of force and change. Souls like the sea as its billows move, ebb and return with the tide; still like the sea in their boundless love, fathom- less, deep and wide. Cleaning the Clock ERE is a simple way to clean H the clock and it is said to be effectual in making the clock go. Soak a piece of cotton about the seize of an egg in kerosene and place it in the bottom of the clock inside. After two or three days start the pendulum and if the trou- ble is not in the works the clock will probably go. You will find the cotton black with dust, which was loosened by the fumes of the oy and shows the clock’ was in need of a cleaning. WHEN HARDY PIONEERS BLAZED the Oregon trail in their covered warons, ta their next was their rifles. “coffee most treasured possession. It kept them on the alert. conserved their atrength and increased their power of endurance coffee doubt, very poor in flav- Hew fortunate are we brand fee, fra pos qualities desired in fine cof- inclading ualed uneg On Sale Only at KROGER STORES $900 a year. ne eo +» 6a The people in Poland funds for a national git Curie, the discoverer @ The gift will take the radium institute ‘ in; native city. $ Mrs. A. W. Woodbury serving milk from @ route in London for Ut bY. os cupful of flour, cook- ure constantly. 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the women! ee full of men than PP lo, it day than of GIRL chi) And, the women have os m But, aed if their wo e men hidden the For, lo, ] have an bands were aetfll rar Mass, anew joke. And, tor than re And, behold, I have... flowers aré stil! plent me prize in a puzzle contest nd Yea, I have sought then 4 beautiful with women’s | handful of men to mar the And I have gone unto ¢ there I found four each office boy. ; Likewise, within the the men. And the stage knickers to resemble men, TOO obvious. And in the shops and th only women who served and Then I said, “Ha. ha! womans world, and the never to appear again!” But the married women saying: “Oh thou Foolish c dest thou seek the men in sp “Go thou to the spo and the baseball diamond. and the poker table! Winter, and beside the ‘tig the clubhouse and the lodge “There shalt thou find ; all men are PLAYBOYS! 4 world are out upon the links the house, solving cross- “Verily, verily, this I8 are permitted to play, the RUN it!” NOTES Al Dr. Helena Normanton, * British lawyer, who won | English bar the decision though married she was to the use of her own name profession, is now in this c to aid in combatting a ruling w denies women the right of any name but that of her ht to Government payrolls. . > s 7 oY ey n dren» ” At the end of 1923, Great Britain exceeded ther 1,917,926. + - . Argentina now has its first W an member of the Board of cation in that country. > . om More than 500 women 8S ployes in New York State fected by the new minimu ary rate, which wil] here $900 @ year. > - » The people in Poland are funds for a national gift to Curie, the discoverer of raf The gift will take the form radium institute in, Warsaw, native city. “ai . . . Bh Mrs. A. W. Woodbury has? serving milk from a cart route in London for the ? u | Y Daughter, the ae : . “Hola, hola, hota! | a I Br ae Oe aes 2 aK ae P ats i AY ' SS DLOMON | hl ? ~ predominate over ; “that the world is more S more are born each Heaven!” y » ‘e all ‘ oh WHERE have | harder to find than three debutantes. | he wall- palilroom. But t ig more coveted than the put the churches were and there were but an But he business offices. clerk and two typists to still predominated over se-dameels, arrayed in linity might not be I found NO men, but rons! For this is still pins, which disappear, ba-ha’s and winkings, % Dumbbell! Wherefore links, and the gridiron Sasiroom, the chess table ‘indoor tennis court in emmer! Seek them at sd together. For, lo, half the men in the other half are within And, so long as they that the women shall begun the work when ies . . > of nearly 2000 rifle- apeted for 132 prizes ® the Society of Minia- Clubs of England Zor two women were four who tied for the — ee @ ‘who have given out- : ce to the. Wesleyan 8 England may now be- d and have the same n ministers. 4 er cupful of but- r tine in one-half cup- Water. Add the grated m= &@ lemon and a tea- lemon juice and stir & cupful of flour, cook- mure constantly. It the spoon in a thick Hand beat in two eggs, me. Add a littie nut- by teaspoonfuls into igh to brown a bit of eY seconds. Serve with ade by melting any kind y and add a little water is a Way au SOLUTION OF : YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE »° - a ae te th a hh i i i a i a a a a he 4 CIOIN HIOIG MIAIN € INEEEMIVIRIA'L NIA ORM IAIR ERIN ||P HG PIR}! Ef z iO AITIERGIOIS Cit RIOPAIN R S SiLIE Ee EIVIEIRIAIL ” Ss x GOL |F TIOBBLIEINIA = F i>} 0/9 T{>/Oim| a Oia uy DOI MEX > IALOLS QIN Viv Q]> uv Ly) SWiWwhiGiWisis MZ i> iti AMM Y 4PM) 1 HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS WORD PUZZLE. Each number in tiie puzzle indi- cates the position of the first letter of a word. Each word right (horizontal) or (vertical), accurding to position. Lettered in correctly, words that cross will interlock. Each number in the _ white squares also refers to a definition in the accompanying table. Each definition suggests a word possessing the exact number of reads from downward letters to fit the white space al- | lotted to it. Each white space is to receive | Words start only | one letter only. in numbered squares. ee Foods That Go Together AGOUT of duck, mashed pota- R ives. boiled onions, lettuce salad and pumpkin pie. . > . Irish stew, macaron!, fritters, mayonnaise of lettuce and cream puffs with chocolate sauce. * 7 > Tantil soup, meat pie (from cold meat). onions, créam sauce, may- onnaise of cabbage and cottage pudding with caramel sauce. , . - Raked mutton and sweet potatoes, stewed tomatoes, celery salad and spiced apple pud- ding. Chicken halibut, drawn butter sauce: Parisienne potatoes, spinach, lettuce, with Russia dressing and fruit ‘tapioca. - - cm Roast spareribs with bread stuffing, apple sauce; baked pota- toes, browned sweet potatoes, wa- tercress and onion’ salad, _=§ sliced oranges and bananas, with lemon juice and sugar. o s - Panned rabbit, currant jelly; sweet potato croquettes, boiled rice, peas, lettuce and tomato salad, with French dressing and cocoa- nut pudding. left to | ! parsnip macaroni, | Pe i Oe [ge To ge ee . . ° nakalt “a eg Hay ‘ ase 3 : zie s : “* Re i PR So a ad ae ; ote . a * her re erg ee ee aes —— | 7am S TODAY’S. 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Stop Father (French) Beast of burden Exclamation Behold Used in boat Exist Therefore The solution of the above puzzle will be published tomorrow Did You Ever Think-- HAT if you put the pocket on T vm under side of your apron near the right hand edge it will be just as convenient for use and will not catch on knobs, etc., and get torn? 7 . * To dip slices of cold cereal into white of egg before frying them tc make them crisp and brown? . . + To rub the discolored teacups with baking soda and remove the stains like magic? - . 7. That eggs are delicious baked in scooped-out baked potatoes? | — TTI NEW YORK.—Despite Francois Villon, “the snows of yesterday” are etill upon many city streets, but | the petticoat has entirely passed | away. This former adjunct of | women’s wear has been replaced either by silk bloomers or by the costume slip of crepe silk with ) shadowproof hems. | | | Jack. | ther away from the trees. | grinned and licked his lips. By -o- Children’s Bedtime Story -o- Thornton W. Burgess Happy Jack Squirrel Is Nearly Caught Who takes a foolish risk for gain May pay for it in fright or pain. HERE is such a thing as being | too thrifty. Those who take foolish risks vecause of thrift are too thr'fty. It was because he was too thrifty that Happy Jack Squirrel was very nearly caught and then’ got into trouble. Happy Jack hadn't stopped long | to talk with Peter Rabbit, who was | sitting in the bramble-iang'e on | the edge of the Green Foreat Hzp- | py Jack wouldn’t waste tim? tali- _ing. Heis too thrifty for that. So he‘'soon started running about, looking for more nuts buried un- der the snow. How he knew wiiere they were Peter couldn't under- stand. But it was clear that he did know. He would suddenly stop, begin to dig in the snow, and presently up he would come with.a rut. He was so intent on hunting for those nuts that he grew care- less. He got farther and farther away from the trees. Now, unseen by Happy Jak, Reddy Fox had come stealing through the Green Forest. The instant he saw Happy Jack Reddy crouehed down and didn’t move. He kept his eyes fixed on Happy Every time Happy Jack's back was turned to him he would steal forward swiftly. He saw that Happy Jack was so busy huniing for nuts that he had forgotten to watch out. He saw that Happy Jack was getting farther and far- Reddy Fun- ger and eagerness showed in his eyes. If only Happy Jack woulda get far enough away from a tree. Yes, sir, there is. | ~——Happy Jack Squirrel. io Woe » A ~ | i ; He saw that Happy Jack was get ting farther and farther away from the trees Reddy knew that he would catch him. You see, Reddy can run muc,: faster than Happy Jack. <= At last Happy Jack started to dig in the snow at some distance from the nearest tree, and that tree was asmall one. Reddy wait- ed until he could see only Happy Jack’s tail above the snow. Then swiftly he crept forward, his eyes f:xed on that big, gray tail. It was then that Peter.Rabbit saw hita for the first time. You know Pe- ter was in the bramble-tangle looking out. Peter saw Happy Jack's danger. His heart seemed to jump right up in his throat. “Oh!” cried Peter under his breath. “Happy Jack will be caught!” Then Peter thumpe:l with his hind feet. It was his danger signal. Instantly Happy Jack popped out of that hole in the snow. Of course he saw Reddy Fox, and of course he started for the nearest tree as fast as his legs could take him. Of course Reddy Fox started 7 , 7 ‘he a 7 < ‘ “Us, - Every dish served was listed by the newspapers BANQUET or a holiday dinner at the old Maxwell House was an event of interest not only to Nash- ville but to the whole South. The newspapers, years ago, used to print the menus in full. The wonderful food at the Maxwell House—and particularly its coffee—was celebrated throughout the old South. A special blend of fine coffees was served there, so rich and mellow that the most critical families everywhere have wanted it for their own use. Today this same rich-bodied coffee, blended and roasted in just the same way, is on sale in sealed tins at all better grocery stores. Your own family can enjoy its full, yet delicate flavor. Just ask your grocer for one of the blue tins of Maxwell House Coffee. MAXWELL HouseE COFFEE To DAY¥—Amenricas larpest selling, high grade coffee “Good to the last drop” oe after him as fastias his legs cotld take him. To Peter Rabbit it seemed as if Happy Jack never had moved so slowly. “Run, Happy Jack, run! Oh, run”’ cried Peter. Happy Jack was running. He was doing his very best. But Red- uy Fox was runpving so much faster that it seemed as if Happy Jack were hardly moving. Would he be able to reach that little tree before Reddy Fox could catch him? If didn’t look so. No, sir, it didn’t look so. Peter was sure he couldn't. But he did. Reddy Fox was within one jump of him when tiappy Jack reached that little tree and whisked up it. Never in his life had he had a narrower escape. His heart was thumping against his side as if it would thump its” way out. He looked down at Red- dy Fox. Reddy glared up at him. Then Happy Jack began to scold. He called Reddy Fox all the bad names he could think of, and lis- tening to him, Peter Rabbi- cnuckled. Happy Jack certainly had a sharp tongue. (Copyright. 1925.) Beat a large fresh egg light, then beat into it a. quarter cupful of sugar and a half cupful of molas- ses. Sift together one and a half cupfuls of fine flour, a salispoonful of salt, a level teaspoonful each of soda and ground ginger; melt two tablespoonfuls of shortening in a halt cupful of warm water and stir ‘it in slowly. Beat all together until ‘smooth, then pour into a square btutered pan and bake in a me- dium oven. 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Tay 4 r Leased From Ow It would have ma ers Bureau of the Post-Dis- | patch. | NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—In various | garts of the country, small bands of We feel the groundhog * eincere spring is were | s jn telling us thet | And snow and ie Wi disappear ‘Put were inclined to doubt it hold no brief, former members of the Seventh | Day Adventists waited confiden'ly ER Vor, either side we = ae * night for the end of the world, | |ag¢ Ase prophets often come to grief, | V2 ee | fg _" . . ya ts : et oo Werecast for Feb. 6. Last midnight | But, etil) it's our firm belief ' : ; supposed to usher in the be- The geese know more about it ening of the.end. ' The Seventh Day Adventists de- meunce these little groups as “‘fa- - tics," but the latter merely shak- it le a'so rumored thet Bome of ,* : , . , : 4 ~ ’ , : P ee “Fy heir heads, smile, and reiterate the Browns will hit the trail about 1g “pili 7 4 ; ——. “is & Vi) : -“ -" a) | : 2 ith simple faith that cannot be , , Haken that the millennium will | ieme at midnight tonight. and the | ithful. numbering only 144,000 tn entire world. will be transport. i by a supernatural! power to Cal- ornia and there will be taken io ven by Christ. 4 The destruction of the world will ot be instantaneous. say these pphets. but they disagree as to | how iong it will take. Some mate that only three days will required for the complete de- ruction of the world. Oth>-s | mink {ft will take seven days. All! it wil be a fearful period of | ring and trial for all except | fai hful who have prepared and ready. Dispose of Worldly Gooda. Sh A little group that has gather>4 | t East Patchogue, L. I.. under the | py ¢ fership of Robert Reidt. wno/! lise himself the “Apostle ot | E. om. has disposed of all its |. oridiy goods and has been praying | this i fasting for weeks. brot DESERTED’ = * — _? * . ~ - — a ee ————— 7 —— . o- - - a a ee a ee eee ee. hea the firet of Apr! A change of climate might aise ot the Cardinals agree with sume You can't keep a cork down. Au tomobile licenses likewise bob up from the bottom of the river occa tionally. “ethoal Head Bare Leadlipop:.” Business of boctiegging the ne furious ali-dey sucker ta Why not legalize them by cut . ting down the glucose content to % of 1 per cent’ liowever, the Principe! expleins that his action in barring the io! pop ig not on account vf the kick in 1¢ Det the etiek in it, “Rew Body Orgeniad w light Dry law.” A new body wont get them an) where. What they need is a new ni fnpeine, vidertaher 1 Anybody “hw fight the dry lew has &@ Man-rised Ik about the end of the world has} h a depree««! f ’ re -epressing effect on YOURS dane ; : ' is in Cleveland. According 4» just . Bertha Luckey, head of *he | ar ————————— —— aychological clinic of the Cleve- | tet ; @ Board of Education, six giris| that city have attempted suicire BOZO BUTTS—THEY DRIVE HIM NUTS—By RUBE GOLDBERG ee ae | ——— : ) Predictions that the J 1. $i ~ —— — ee en odemen: | Culm ' CONGRATULATIONS, Here And there. ¢h : Pee Bo20. THY is ef - there have bedn | the S520- You’ Ve > j H Ss REST ; DoeMat 4 aoe from the ranks. Yeste-- iam GCT A SWELL 7 f ie “8 ‘earned that a negro and | his jou on hie hetide lie s got toe lick the bootleggrers, tu a KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN /VO Us {. - > ee WéLL.! Gu@ss {7° HeRPE PUAT ee UM “la SE AO HOE OF Me BROMING (7 gy A UTEP MOMMA” TO “THAT Swir CIC VAY Mime SY AFTER TWO YEARS OF wth wer” — | CANT CET TO. Sze HARD WORK I'VE GoT MY PROPOSE WEDMIAr “To HIS RICH Poppa~ yy, “he KROME FURAMSHEDR JUST ee -—— +e aera - CLS - HOW : ~» ee —_ z re ee Yes a > y — > -ANDB GOLA GOollA- mn VEE “TRIED 7 eee en “T00 - HARD WT A*'e “a 7 Oe ‘ TAMES “TOP [HE (A® iwithi “TD FAD OUT Wo YON DWweer \RRATURE Waa: | ee OUT For YQU ee MR. MBB YOWL . er « ~» ; - a ~, a SY —— ~/? ery WUTS VER “ak 8=6©C AULD 8 ‘A . ™-. > ~. SSS — TSS AAW WHY DON'T YOu AN’ 3 MOTHER SPEAK -IT'S | FOOLISH TO QUARREL _ > : . : LEAVE ™EeF PLEASE. ALONE’ er of his family who have | Poir . Praying witn the.group at/alse abet. had never believed | «ei de _* Was. coming to an end | wer y. They had come as mission- batte d to convert the followers of | Apostie of Doom” to another Failing, he and his family /Sless your ‘soul.” satd Mr. | ms of Yaphank. one of the ™ ful at the Reidt cottage. yes~- | By =y. “that negro ian't one of ws OK came to convert us. He savs —He Should follow him. Of course. a won't. We Gon't believe any i thing as that.” to Can't Convert Husband. homa mong the disciples awaiting the he with Reidt ts a Mrs. de Vito. in BD tallan. Her belief endures in was face of opposttion by her hus- and The latter. his argumen:s | me gz fatled to change his wife's p came to the cottage last nic‘t | part if he might he converted. He em | Shaking his head. an undb« | st {1t. ; / > ‘ re was @& report yesterday | Richard Reinhardt had hired McMANUS bells funeral church, Broad- and Sixty-sixth street, ani! | to hold services there last ° ™ preparation for the “sec. ) OY GOLLY - TENS SILENCE iS ORIVIN' ME. DAFF Y : "7 oem, — ~eeseens eos >: S3yhin; ~oeeee saree ay oming of Christ.” - the funeral church last ere- > WE WILL NOW GROAEE M was said that a Mr. Rein- | ie * an and a Mr. Reed had engaged | CASST THE LADIES a Seld room for 4 o'clock yester- > MISS CAST WILL TALE | &fternoon for services, but had . (> ON" WHAT TO WE EAPPeared then. It could not fn. et Whether they had paid |} se room in advance, whether > ® joke or a publicity stuat |} & case of eleventh-hour }/ WOW SPEAKING~ ~ Pym. 1 Washington, where a group || faithful is- gathered at Ta-!) Park came word yesterday | nk Smith, a carpenter, af- "S up his work, had re- + : to his foe. and the end of | Srid. if it comes will find > ™mering nafls and eswtan} T he “PP my work for a while,” | “wed as saying in an se T srd om Page 3, Colum S|